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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-26

PRTKINED CITY.

The following statement was given by Cas-ern
Aga. the Tripolean Ambassador at the Court of
Great Britain. about the year 1747, rel neve to I
petrified city in the interior of Africa. It strongly
brings to mind the awful circumstance recoreled in
the 19th chapter of Genesis, verse ,26. Its reality
may be confirused through the researches of the en.
terprising traveller Mr. Unclear. who proceeded.
some time since, with an expedition from Tripoli.
for the purpose of exploring the interior of that v.eat
continent :--

N As °stormy (ries& desired me to give him, in writing,
ais account of what 1 balm teaching the petrified city, iii-
sealed 17 days journey from Tripoli, by C , to thewmih,
east, sad two days joinery numb (rum °oriels, I told tom
what 1 had heard from different persons' sad particielm ly
frons,be mouth of Gee an of credit, who hail !were un the
; that is to say, that it was a spacious city, of a rutted
s I having great and small Wets* therein, furiiiiderd with
/F
ps, with a large castle, swagnificrolly built ; that he mid
. semi there several sorts of trees, the mast pall uhrrs recd
palms, alt of stole, awl of a blue, or ritber lead ro!our.
" That bees. she figures of men, iii mistimes of exerei.,
1
bar their differeat easplayammts . seam holding In the.
kinds slug's, others bread; every use dolls' suinethiug—
even women suckling their Ohtani., all of alone.
" That be weal halo the castle by thus diltereat gates,
though there were assay mare ; that there were guards at
these gates with pikes suit javelins is their bands.
" le short, that he saw is this woaderful city many owls of
animals, as camels, ones, horses, ants, sod sheep, awl various
birds, all a stone, and of the reknit above inetitimeed."
London, England, 1820-01-26

ADRIPHI TR EATR E, STRAND.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, to alleviate
the situation of the numerous persons employed on this
Establishment, has hems graciously pleased to command
that this Theatre shall be opened
THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Jut. v 6,
and every Evening, as usual, excepting that or the
Royal Foiwral, wheeled! be presented (for the Nth time),
au entire new Barletta, in three Acts, entitkil
LOVERS OF ALL SORTS •
OR, NOT SUCH A FOOL AS HE LOZ)Kg.

Mr. N►sbarb, Mr. Minims; Mr. Courtin. Mr. Cowell;
Captain Melfuril, Mr. J. limes; Humphrey Hotsßesh, Mr.
Ire ; Sammy, Mr. Wilkimoss ; Mr. Strupens, Mr. Dsly. Mrs.
Rhubarb, Miss E. Scull; Julia, Miss Yates; Justly, Mrs.
Alriip.
After which OHM time) a laughable Barletta, in one act,
called
RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.

To conclude with (2711, gave) a New, Grand, Picturesque

Christmas Putioaitar, en- titleit

THE FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR;
OR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR.
Pikini, King of Labrador, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr.
Daly; Dolphini, Prince of Labrador, Mr. Walbonra ;
Froaiiii, a Courtier of Labrador, alle►wards Clowa, &guar
Paulo; Crabhossini, Prime Minister (with a Soup), Mr.
Starnier ; Hubert, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. W. Kirby.
Frostella, Fairy of the North Star, Miss E. Scott; Labels-
dine, Princess of Labrador, afterwards Colanabine, Miss F.
Dasmett.
The Doors to he prised at Sin &Chick, and the Perform-
ance to begin precisely at Seven. Half-price at Half-past
Eight o'Cluck.

No. 1 CORNHILL.

AT PI DOING'S Office, the Number 3.443.
the first Prise drawn this Year, entitled to 20,0001.
Coward*, was sold in Shorts!
At Piontsia's Office the Number 369, the lAA! Prize of
20,0001. Nosey, the :hole of which actually went to the
Public, was also sold in Shares!
At Plontees Oar?, a greater Number of Permit's have
been berefised by 20,000/. Prises within the last Nine
Mouths, than at any other Ofhee !
At Pittotee's ()See, at Shia wiernent very probably, say
now be obtained some of the 20,0001. Money Prizes, which
oust be *owe NIFIT SATURDAY, Mb Jaastary.
No. 1, Coruhill.
London, England, 1820-01-26

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. 1220.

DG ES, IMlwok.
At a COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDERMEN,
holden in the COUNCIL CHAMBER of the GUILD-
HALL of the CITY of LONDON..a TUESDAY, the
2Nli Day of January, 1820, and in !he 60th Year of the
Reign! of George the Third. of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, Kim Ire.
RESOLVED vffAulitousi.v.
THAT this Court, deeply imp d ley the
melanchely communication made to them thts day,
by the Right Hononrable the Lord Mayor. of the DEATH
of his Royal Highness the DUKE of KENT, cannot re.
train from expressing the, early their very sincere and
heartfelt regret at the loss of this Illustrious Branch of the
Royal Family, whose amiable and benevolent charteter will
lop: be remembered by the Country at large, and in parti-
eolar by the supporters of the several Charitable Institutions
of this Metropolis.
They deeply sympathise with his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, with the amiable Princess the widow of the
deceased, and systir-the several Other Branches of the Illus.
triton Room of lirmeurick, on this mournful occasion. it
is the earnest prayer of this Court, that the Almighty still be
pleased to grantilsem strength to Heliport this and all other
trials, mid will emotion, to shouter down those blessings
which he has heretofore so abundantly vouchsafed pt Ihew.
WOO DT HO It PE.

SALE OF CHINA;

CONSISTING of BREAKFAST, 'TABLE.
DESSERT, sad TEA SERVICEII4„at 58, Paek-aireet,
near Oxford-atreet, at sere reduced Prices. Also the re.
mainini Sleek of floe old Mere, Decades, and Preach Por-
celains, osrAil awl comments,.

• i. _..

This day is published. price 4s &I. viewed,
AN ENGLISH LETTER OF TRUTH t•
HONEST !II EIC, ea the preheat crisis of the •••""
against the liberties of the correAry.
" As for say people, children are their oppressors, and
women rule over them : 0 an) people, they erirldi lead thee,
cause thee to err, and destroy therefiy of thy patha."—The
Prophet tamale.
Printed fur Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1820-01-26

Oa February hi will be published, prier 3s. ed. (to be Deno.
tiered eves, two 'soothe), No. I. of
MINE LONDON JOURNAL or ARTS ■nd
SCIENCES: an °rights! Work, exhibiting the pro-
gressive *divestment of practical Science is the various
Breaches of Arts. Manufactures. and Agriculture.
The principal deep of this Journal is, to lay before she
Public as early sod general Repast of all New Palest.. is
which their respective priaciples and properties will he de-
scribed, sad also to supply the earliest account of every
useful Discovery and Invention in the Arts, Masufacteres,
and Agriculture.
%Waal Cosenionicatioss in this Journal will funs a'
feature of coesiderehle importance; containing priseipally,
a detail of novel sad interesting Experiseste is different
hnuselses of Philosophy. In this Departusewt, the Editor is
promised the assistance of several Geatieuses of the lest ta-
lest is the County.
Each Number will cowhide with a Summary of the meet
important Isforasasios relative hi Science, selected frogs
other Journals, foreign and domestic, sod an accurate List
of all the forth-nosing Palouse.
London: Primed for Sherwood, Neely, mid Josef, Pater-
noster. row.
London, England, 1820-01-26

BOXER&

There was a report yesterday that Siring had sustained an
injury in his shoulder, through urea' the dumb bells: that
he has sustained ionie injury is certain, but whether to that
extent which will prevent hint meeting Robert Burn in the
ring on the oth of February, is not known. The fight is for
ltM guiireas p.p.; 50 aside is already staked, and the other
60 is to be made good at Ben BuriN Dent Tuesday evening.
Betting was 0 mid 7 to 4on Spring, but yesterday Bars nee
barked at even, play or pay.
Last night was appointed for making the stakes from
30 guineas aside, already deposited, to 50, between Dehisce
and Sampson, the Birminqbans youth, who light on Tues-
day next, if the money be made good. Betting 5 to 4 on
&wipeout.
London, England, 1820-01-26

MOURNING ASTONISHINGLY CHEAP.

ASIDRAHS having manufactured • large
• quantity of very superior BLACK GOODS, enables
him to sell Loco: Boiabaseens at 2.. per yard, sad very line
at 3s. ed.; ell-wide Crape* da. per yard. Also au extensive
variety of Poplins, Lushes, Sursivets, Salim', Gros de Naples,
Duryea, Yelvvta, ke, suitable for the present sneliseekoly
accariuu, full ss. in the pad lower than all other imam.
A. Shears, Bedford House, No. 11, Hearietta-street, Ce-
vent-eardro.—No credit given, ar abeitenseat made.
The sew Norwich Crapes to be bad au where else.
London, England, 1820-01-26

Or all as Minh raised eer impress,
To the linen washing of dm teat* breast,
0! &lest Beneaoltnee! whoa urged by thee
To healing acts of Reavea-boru Charity ?
Britannia! yes—tho"tie thy tiplcadlel boast
To have mesa try wiser wave on every omit—
Thre` the ;nut /leerier@ of the world to have heard
Thy ateeqts echo'd, And thy power revved
Oa Glory's plain Om' high thy trophies rise
in pyramidal triumph to the skier,
Yet Heettien's.mwei trumpet shell then' Time math&
Thy serial virtues brighter than thy fame,
PO/ the fair Geld in which,alsoost divine,
Thy homier, same, and praise uarivall'd shine.
Is there a anflierancei in this world of woe
Disease inflicts or helpless man erg !UMW'
For which thy healing hand and fostering care
Has not been prompt the balsam to premise?
Turn where we will, the riling Atlases we see
And open dours of acres,) Charity !
The ned, the lame the speechless, and the blind,
Ynoth, strength, sight, voice, in thy protection Slid!
Disease and Want the pallid look foul°,
And, from thy healing toasty, learn to glow,
When clad is storms, the Giants of the Frilit
Condit's,- the waves, and stride from roast to court,
O'er realms aghast the darkening tempest full,
And bring the Nations nearer in the Pole—
While shlverint Want and houseless Nakedness
Shrink Gum the blast to agonised distress,
Direct to Heaven the half-congealing
And only ask the direful boon—to die;
'Ti. thine to shitigde the inclement rage,
And dark Despair'erzcriteiate pang assuage,
The sheltering dome, the cheering hearth provide,
And bid the 'pales of Want subside.
Oh! still the glories of this race parser,
And keep the brightest goal of H in view!
Let Ocean's Qiiren the Ocean's wealth dispense
In Charity's divine manificeace:
To husiseless Want her sheltering.care impart,
And clasp the social virtues to the heart.
And tho' those social virtbeli now mast claim
Ore patron lees among the Arm illrindde,
Let moinning myriads mingle with the tear
Which strong emotion shale menu\ his him,
The generous aim to etantate his worth
Whose ample soul gave lustre to his birth;
And made him first—divine Philanthropy!
In every patriot toil devied by thee.
London, England, 1820-01-26

BRIDGES. MAvos.

At a COURT of LORD MAYOR anti ALDERMEN,
hivlden in the COUNCIL CHAMBER of the GUILD.
HA I.L of the CITY of LONDON, on TUESDAY, the
25th Day of January, 1820, and in the 60th Year of the
Reign of George the Third. of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, King, kc.

THAT the Members of this Court feel them.
ochres called isl to enter their Protest against the
partial anal mutilated Statenseass which have found their
way into the Newspapers, to impose upon the public =had,
as a Report of their Whales. It being a Court, by its con
siltation as well as by immemorial usage, from which
strangers are earleileil, no such Representation can be
fairly made ; and, from whatever quarter she intelligeuce
has been collected, it is evident, from the full anti corrected-
Speeches on lune able, and the garbled, suppressed, and mis-
represented Statements on the other, to be composed fur
the express perfume of misleading the opinions which un-
suspecting minds may form on impurtaut Schley., particu-
larly at a distance from the Metropolis, where the Debates
of Chi. Court may be supposed to be open to Reporters fur
the Public Journals. WOODTHORPE.
London, England, 1820-01-26

DEATH.

At No•ers-hoose, North Britain, me the 13th inst. limes
Nobettson, Esq. late of listlitiimegie. aged 94. Ile outlived
all his own family (the mile pact of which linnourahly Wel
an.l died its the service of their (wintry), and also 01 the
ttompamious of his youth. %Ye have frequently observed the
death of the 1011 of Prince ("barks Edward% follower. an.
nottred, sod wow vesture lu assert, without fear of contra_
diction, that Ibis is the last of the officers who fought shader
hire at the hassle of Culloden, to 1744. He contistanie.l a
company of the Athol Highlanders spoil that mentor dole
day, and being perfectly colleiled is his seisms to the Iset
sisonsers, ►is euthusiastic accounts of the Areas of ot►er
years were Truly hpleresling.
London, England, 1820-01-26

TAXATiON.

Speaking. of the effects of taxation. • eontsrn.
porary justly observes, " We are not liable to ,u
charge of exaggeration when we •ffirtn, that vc.,
the exception of water, there is not a single necessa v
consumed in the empire, which is not directly or
indirectly loaded with • most oppressive imps,.
Nor has the rapidity of the increase of taxato•,
been, less extraordinary than the extent to which
hiss been carried. For example, the duty on
which in 1793, was only it per cent. is 000
than eight times as m ugh, Or 100 per cent. The du v
on salt which amounts (in England) to 15d.• btishs',
or about thirty times the coin of than in at
dispensible necessary, was tripled in 11505. T. r
duty on leather, after being stationary for u,,,,..
than • civility, was doubled in 1812. And tie
various duties 011 sugar. beer, spirits, sou;..
candles, tobacco, he., besides the Iton.e
window-tax, and stamp duties, have all Itern in-
creased in similar proportions. This sudden v 5,1
excessive increase of taxation, an increase unex-
ampled in any other age or country, is ,he ma.:.,
or rather the sole cause of the increii.s of psi,.
perism—of the insuliciency o. the wages of labour,
and of all the other grievances to which the indus-
trious classes are sow a prey. Taxation has rob-
bed us of almost all the advantages which lite
genius and discoveries of Watt, Atkvaight, Still
Wedgwood would have otherwise conferred on thc,r
country. Neither the capital and enterptise of our
merchants and manufecterers, nor the skill and
industry of our artizasas, have been able to contend
against the insatiable rapacity of the Treasury.
London, England, 1820-01-26

A POLITICAL CHRPITHAS CAROL. Iw.

DEDICATED TO THE RIGHT HON. GEORGE

CANNING. Prite is.

This day is published, Twelfth Edifier, of
THE MAN IN THE MOON, with
The PARODY, milks by the Right Him. George
Castling, in ridicule of the Right Hon. Lard Sidesonth.
Illustrated by Fifteen Cats.
Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-kill ; sad sold by all
Booksellers in Town sod Country.
Orders, with remittances, ptioetisally excreted.
N. B.—The 41st Edition of "The Political House that
Jack Built,* wills 13 Cuts. Price ls.
10.6 The Author of " The Political Hoene that Jack
perceiving the multitude of attempts at Imitation
and Imposture, occasioned by the unparalleled sole of
that Jett d'Esprit, in justice to the public and to him-
self, respectfully stales, that, induced by nearly forty
years of the nom, confidential intimacy with Mr. HONE,
and by the warmest friendship and affection foe him and
his family, he originally selected his for his publisher
exclusively; that be has nut starved, nor will be suffer, a
lea of hie writing to pals iutu the hands of any otbei Rook-
selkr ; sad that his last, and—owing to imperative chums
open his pen of. higher urder—possibly his very last pre-
dociion, in that way, will he tumid is the XAN IN THE

*:;1?
London, England, 1820-03-14

BELTING.

.11111.
'WS ism etas bad to word the bravery of a Cribb. of
Puce% mad others, but epos ao occasion was dem minhif
mange emie Mint irompietsons Ass is the combat which
took plate yeallerslay is the Marshes, two mike sod a belt
Aguish Bark*, in Baer. The heroes were the gonad
. &rumors soil David Hudson, • inished Allis the;
match ou for smoke of 100 reheats. Beth ones ma well
Issown Iw the risg, nod soy biography would be • repetition:
of their proven is attics,. Rowse thousands were assembled,
a gale-keeper drew • shilling each for every vehicle, mid the
contents of the box wait thrones so mail hands, that, like
the whits bar at Carlisle, •nd the Rummy deal bar, the
lighten area *imaged in the ring got but little. In the ab-
mace of the treed Commander the principal iltde.ds-Caimp
managed the risgmuterly, and got a good subseliptioe for
the lour. By use mistake beroggina, who *raised at
Mottiagham, was not apprised where the light was to be till
late os Monday night, and at one o'clock there was no ap.
peonage."( bins, and teat to one was taken that there would
he no light. He, however, followed his antagonist into the
ring in half an hoer after. 'ruts Owen and Joshua Hudson
seaside.' David Hudson, and Oliver and Randall picke4sp
Stroggiss. Betting, puma to pounds on Hudson.
London, England, 1820-01-19

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSUOVIIII, JANIVART 17.
A►rived Ilie Viper culler, from a cruise.
Sailed the Hawk eviler. .. a cruise.
71“.11010111, JAIIIIAZT 15.
Sailed the Lee mod Sparta. oa a cruise.

MARWICK, JANUARY 17.
All the packets with the Mails for Holland, Cuxhaven,
mid Got!reburies, sailed on Saturday and yesterday.
WSW, JANUARY 16.
The sloop Mary, Samson, of Allmouth, canoe on shore
hey* this sturaiwg but it is expected that the vessel and
clip will be sated.
The *choosier Twelve Brothers. Hook, of Yarmouth, pt
ma shore off Illockary last night: it is supposed that the
crew are lost.

'MAI. JANUARY 17.

Arrived and sailed fur the River the triumph, Street,
from Bengal, last from Portsmooth. Also ar►isid a built
fleet of coaster? and mothers, fur the Western ports, which
have sailed for their different deidinations.
Mnt hick by nontrary winds the Asia, Balderston, fur
ludic, ■nd remain in the Dowse with the Severs frigate.
Smiled the Argos, Deal plot cotter, on a exalt* to the
Westward.
London, England, 1820-01-19

SPARRING AT THE FIVES COURT.

The first hawk this mews inok plat* yesterday, for Ter-
rell, our the twofers* saes Mat ever peeled for action, sad
slerideilly she best eau believes the heavy sad the light
weights. Talmo was wryer better appreelated ohs, is this
intaace, the oilers twinge crow4ed that nosy eastod awl get
a sight of she peiforsnawres. The *pawing liege peer with
the p3tioliage, sad it was the best oar inforinsat hes sees
for years.
IA minx and Valliant, owe of his pupils' coonineswedi• r •
sting opus each ethers heads with mach dexterity, sad gave
satisfaction. _ _ _

David Hedges, the limither of the gallant Jwiah, sad
Halt. This bout was a perfect representation u( the sri.
rises, and envy inovenseet was made with a precision sad
dexterity ibat drew down thunders of applause. The Fer-
rying of blows was sever excelled.
larkia sad Cummins —The (40111141' it • great fsvrourite,
sad like his comrade Shaw, premien mech. and if rigor
ill science, his quicken). sad courage reek him a find-
rairr. Consinius was ea athletic wavier, alctrranisted us a
trial, and Larkin towhee- td bins that'the ightiug profression
would nut suit. la the lest round Canimies was guava ;
in the ',road they parted is a claw; soil is the third Lar-
kins punched his head shoot so much that he took soll the
gloves and felt it as if to feel ifif war on.
Relchrt and Harmer atm made a scientific set-to, sad
got meek applause.
Martin nest cracked as amateurs jaw, who mt.*. wish
hint to wig two Cu eras, sad, after tree 10111114 " Life pun
Shea off. Jack." said he.
Reeds! end Purcell chased the sports of the day, gad the
latter carried of the rose of wireit.
Reynolds challcngrii any man uf his weight. Robe. Sure
was present. and he irsias on. Shelton was also liken, much
the Inuit fur the fight.

POLICE.

POW RS CRT.
ROBBERY AT THE ADMIRALTY.

Yesterday a man employed in binding book* at the Mimi-
ratty, was brought before RICILIND Btalllr, Emu. the o 'lig
Magistrate, .barged by Mr. ehitlipaoit, 11* beeper of
Re-
cordsat the Admiralty Office, with stealing a large nisothite
of log.botiks, and other official books and paper*. Ott tbit
appn•bensios of the Prisotter, a man employed as a porter at
the Admiralty (sopposeil to he to acrompliee) immediately
absenoded.—The Magistrate keeled a seareb-warrant, for the
discovery, if possible, of the stoles tortmerty.

• arr arssarsis.
A Court of Agonies ass yasderthay held it adildirill
Me dispatch of gosersl liseioess.
The C..vt poseeetled is the eassislerstion of the Petithas
of Mr. Tipper, awl other hilishoitastas• of the Ward si Itcrat-
street, agaiost the return of Mr. Mott as s Coalition Qua.
camas for tease Ward, arid after Mario( the several polies
It !rattle thereon. they CllllO 10 • sassiatosis resolotios
that Mr. Ediutt sasetaly electod.
Ili. Lordship ha. appolatti Toriday seat far s Court of
Alderuirts to proceed farther with the Appeals and other
Isisisesa.
London, England, 1820-01-19

PATTERN CROWN.
'FAMES TAYLOR, Foremost io the Medallic
• Department of Messrs. Thonsason and Jones, came
this day before me sod made oath as follows
I, James Taylor, do hereby solemnly swear, that l super-
intended the striking or a PATTERN CROWN, pablisked
by Mr. MU DIE, mad that there were only Two Hundred
sod Tr/easy-owe struck, and that the Dies have slare beau
destroyed at tke desire of Mr. Mudie, and forwarded to
Loodue.
(Signed) 14 JAMES TAILOR."
Sworn before me at Birmingham,
Jauuary 11, HigO,
(Signed) E. OCT RAN.
J. P. fur the County of Warwick,
In mammonism of the great interest girdled by the sp.
pinworm, of the above novel spectates', the Proprietor boo
been induced to limit the Impression to sack a number oisly
ba would insure the highest degree of perfertioa in the rm.
cation, and for the satisfaction of those Collectors who have
honoured it by their attention. The above method has been
adopted, and the broken Dies may be seen at Mr. White.
awes', N 0.30, Fleet-street, and Mr. Yonne", N 0.411, High
Holborn' Dealers in Medals, and Agents fur the GRAND
SERIES of Forty BRITISH NATIONAL MEDALS, now
completed.
London, England, 1820-01-19

ROBBERY OF THE CHESTER NAIL

George Patterson wait committed for fumbler examination,
oe a (barge of being concerned in robbing the Owner WWI
• pater) containing jewellery, Ike. to • considerable
amount, the property of Air. Henry IVellreley.

Jeers Nerves (a emeriti) was committed fur trial, for be
in( at large before lice expiration of bia Peetence.
flower Bishop woo committed fo► trial, fur lernedissi his
erspio)er, Mr. Master, of liraufort-lmildinga, straiiii.

HATTON

TIM XIV/ V. /Plitt.

Tla,s was am Mformatiou ovum' Mr. lloiert Spike.
paatteree to bis Majesty, mailbag is M. James's Market,
,bar=ing him Nader tbs late 44 Parliament relating to
roar, fur barite( is yesaessioa • gasality of game. elaa-
sistmg of pheasants, grouse, and poritidge, abieb subjected
the Lkft adaat to Ow "smelly of St. per bead.

Aa isforwiatios was laid st this *Mee a few days ago, mid
a warrant was grouted by Ilse Magistrates le search tie jut-
wises of Mr. Spite. William@ sod Edward Enid were the
sneers dispels-1,410 eseeute tie warrant. The nation stated
that they aiarehed the Defirodant's shop, but ceeld And so
genie whatever; they proestred a light, sod 'earthed the
sewer bitelies, sod fused roneesled in a elimiet He pastry
twelve bead s game, eossistinz of Theorists, grouse, sad
partridge. The slicer as produced the birds.
- • - • - -

Mr. Spike, is Ida defeat, staled. that t►e ►irds were wit
his property; Mot sioe of ilerni were the property of hie
Royal Highaess the rrisior Regret, and were seat by hie
rook to be cleaned earl prepamt fur she spit.
The Magistrate asked Mr. Spike to Wing forward evi-
dence is proof of his earrertiou.
A retinas pine froward, sad twilit *woes, said that
be was cook to his Royal Highoess the Prince Repeat. He
bad sees moms of the ►iris thew produced before at Carlton
Howe. They were pent by hiss to Mr. Spike% to be elms-
ed sod prepared fee cooking. The other three birds be
toes nothisg of.
The Ilagiatrate asked Mr. Spike to accosst for harks/gibe
silos three lards is his piseanolos
Mr. Spike inesnediatidy acksowledged that the three ►irds
sere Relit Whim to bedlessed by Mr Toondiend, the polite
slicer, who was geserally is sttesslaricelis the Royal Family.
The Magistrates dresiiserill the ease se to the nurse hied*
betosging to the Friars Repot, bet told the olliereilf they
dowsed they slight proceed ors the charge sisibil W. Spike,
for hoeing the three frilltripeliegiag to Mr. T►whMead,
▪ wriaßy in his posonseira.
Ti. alms esprrerri a divisclisetbri livproceed
soul a bailor egetcsall it etas was damages*.

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London, England, 1820-01-19

PALESTINE, OR THE HOLY LAND.
Jost published, on one large sheet, price M. Ss., we seatly
mounted on canvass, with roller, IL 15s.
A N HISTORICAL MAP of PALESTINE?
LS. or the Holy Land, exhibiting A correct sod massively
Denotation of the pectiliar Geographibil Features of the
Country, and of all places therein, catinucted with Scrip.
tore History ' • interspersed with Ninety-Mix Yigsettes, illus-
trative of the most imports's, and interesilug Circumstances
}corded le the Old and New Testatitiests, introdoced Topo-
graphically from the best Historical sod Geographical
'ltit.... •
fon by Mr. ASSHEYONtengraved by Mr. HALL.
Published by Samodal Leigh, Is, Meand.
London, England, 1820-09-25

to done wllltttttt ititttiog tint witiitt4 titbit
war breibrom i• orbit prellatmei,-withent dill
triotie sestionnts; their noldt tails, thole
Lions, their love for their eoi•try, their solemn oath,
all are guarantees that t►e army and the uatiou•l
will p►esent their Wean' tgoppoie the itiltifeitilirited. Con-
stitution, •od • constitutional itiog, has been the cry of the
warriors, and we venture to prophecy that not one of them
will even be found to deviate front so patriotic a resolution.;
with seek arm seeppoe t, wish so enlightened • government,
with such worthy repersentasiies, with so beneficent a Kiser,
the country will be happy, and every Spaniard will be cuss-
vinced that your Majesty, punctually preserving to the nation
its rights, it will joyfully maiotain those of your Majesty,
and our blood aball flow to defrod them in its name.

I, Ms), Gud preserve fur a long series of years your Ma-
jesty's important life!

" Madrid, Bepiember 7, 1820"

[nett follow the signatures of the Colonels of the re-
ginients.]—(.lfireenottra, BM to September.)
These palters contain no accounts from Portugal
later than *l4E—a:word/nary Gazette of Liston of
2d Septetul4.
London, England, 1820-09-25

TIIK QUEEN.

Her Majesty has. during theist week, rem:into('
somewhat seclwded; she has notconte to town, nor
have any Addresses bent rescued to her, Her
Majesty, however, has not beets attending her time
unprofitably ; she has devoted enteral home in each
day to reviewing the case wind, has been brought
against her fiy her accusers, aid in writing dorm
si-th suggest as may assist her legal advisers
asoducting her d fence. Iter Majesty is
stated to have been much shocked at some of
the eharte•a detailed in the iivi,lenee. She said
she was prepired to believe that she should discover
good deal to surprise liar, hut she ...fluid not ima-
gine that the lags 'silty of the west depraved could
have coined them tin' to which some of the
witnesses have gone. la', Nilniesty's confidence as
to the perfect establishment sr her innocence its the
minds of the great body of her snorers, however,
is unabated. and she looks with elieerfulnes.s. the
moment when the proceedinga in the House of
Lords shall be resumed. She has had repeated in-
terviews with her legal advisers.—(The Observer.)
A orivste lever received in town Iron Basing-
stoke says, " The Duke of IVelling.nii, whore
seat is near Basingstoke, went last vpek to the
Races at that place, and was hissed ens hooted off
the coulee lA' the country people." lins by the
country people arid his own neighbours : a,ni let re-
peated eriesof " Non Nei ricortlo !—P o Gwen 80g.."

A private letter from Wtyrnouth states that a
few evenings since, after the bind in the theatre
had, as usual, played God sore the Kig. the Peo-
ple immediately called out for God rote Me Queen,
when the bind, without hesitation, repeated the
national anthem. The band which performs at
the Weymouth theatre is a military band. This
circumstance having 'inched the ears of the
Colonel of the regiment to s-hick it belongs, who
at the time happened to he in London, lie hist:u►tly
dispatched a positive order to Weymouth, that the
band should never again prc6usne to testify this
mark of respect to their Queen,
recce with the sentiments of the pros le.
London, England, 1820-01-10

I'ORT wiNrs AT M. PER DOZEN.

THE COM ERCIA I. HALL WINE
COMPANY, No. 10, akinsier-street, and No. 310, On.
fwd,treet, Inform all Brokers, Agents, and others, who 'ell
for them in tetwn and country, and also all the Company's
Customers, and the Public in general, that the last day the
Company will accept orders Mr the above article is the
Ist illy of Fero-nary nest; and the Company particularly
rogurst, that all Brokers, Agents, and others, who take
wows for them, will forward the sante per first post, and on
uu n•ngitlf-raliirsa grhatrver to accept any eider for the above
article after the Ist day of February next, as above stated.

EDUCATION.
HYDE ACADEMY, ISLE OF WIGHT.

ILI B. BA LL takes this opportunity of renew.
&V i ing his grateful acknowdgments to the Friends of
the Ryde Academy, and hey leave to . that the
ensuing Sehoel Tens will eoriswewee on THURSDAY the
27th instant. Viiung Gelatinises are boarded sad instructed
in the different Branches of geaeral Vueesion at ship Eats.
hlislimeut, at Thirty Guises. per Amiens. Greek and Latin,
Mathematics, Merchants' Acconntv, she Freud, Language
(It, a Native), Abode, Dancing, Drawing, &c. at the usual
extra rates.

Mr. Bell respectfully desires 10 state that the *heal Is
artmirah'y situated, in one of the most pleasant parts of the
Island; that the advantage of Sea Bribing regularly during
the season is emplaned with liberal Creation', ',cloths;
every requisite attention to ibe health, morals, mad improve.
meta of the• Pupils; and that the must satisfactory refer-
ences to that effect may readily be had to the nonserotia tes.
Hanna, with which be is 'immured from Hsi friends of the
rung Gentlemen intrusted to his care.
Prospectuses may be had, and farther painkillers known,
nu application at Hooklessn's, 15, Old Bond-street; Ss no
St. J•mrs's street; Holloway's, 40, Hart-street, Blooms.
busy; auJ to Mr. 8411,21, Essex-street, Straud.
N.D.—lrrom the present reedit in fur reach's.; the Island
(by way of Portsmouth) from town, the journey and passage
snap be renorleird in abut.' ten or eleven hours. The Tim-
ken; ni sio.l from Ryde sail twice or three times every day.
January 1,1820.
London, England, 1820-01-10

DARING GANG OF POACHERS.

In the night of ibe 27th eh. • Rangier twentyAlire poachers
from Loughborough, all armed, invaded She coverts round
Prestwoalil Hall, the seat of Charles James Parke, EA.
and in the most audacious manner abut the game, Bring
close to the hall and the keeper's lodge. colonel Pack, had
a force of eight keepers ready to repel this impudent sort of
inroad, but seeing that desperate violence awl bloodshed
were Inevitable if he allowed his men to go out against the
party, lie humanely restrained them, in the expectation of
being able to bring to peinishnient some of so nuesterous
• gang of desperadoes by their own impeachment of use
another. In this be has not been disappointed : one of
the ruliha•s having beta apprehended ■ day or two afte►-
wards, charged with a robbery committed mom mout►s ego,
has, for a reward which was publicly riffered„ made some
disclosures respretiag the poachers which are likely to put
a stop to their daring career. Is the attack on the coverts
of Prest 'mild the gang were dressed in a sort of uniform,
each baring oo a blue swum* frock, sad a while bind monad
his hat, for the ourpotie of better ideutity of their party in any
mortal affray that might happen with the keepers, fur +high
the poachers, it seems, were fully prepared—and they were
marshalled and called by Numbers aeeurdiag to t►e old sla-
tes of the Luddites.
London, England, 1820-01-10

Pl7l.lCit.
.111.

DOW Melt?.

On Saturday a farther isuilaity took plate at thee ltitee
resusettow the death of the poor wows' who was brois(ht is
a hacksury.ewath frost she parish of St. Lake's. Itid.street, to
the workhouse, of St. aroma Datewa. The whole parties.
14r• or this MOP were Rites is nor left poldiessios.
Mr. Shepherd (the Overseer of fk. Clement 'Douses) allettuled
to explain, that previous. to the ilveraord Mint taken bark
iq der Issek)sry.eoleli, two otexliest! gent 'rase* had equalised
haw la. the Magistrate had soggested at Me previous in-
vestigation), and they were of Aldine* that it was sot dam.
prima to rend her hark to St Leakv's in the roach.
Mr. Shepherd was ronarened In his stateneeat by die al.
trndestre of the sediral gentleswea before alluded to.
The Magistrate (Mr. Cautious) wrowered the esindoet of the
°Meer* of both parishes, end also observed, that the de.
rroevul hasiog bees as WOK moaned in the roach mast hart
stood in nerd of wine refreshment; to *kirk Mr. Shepherd
replied. that It was (~r want at thought that he had 1110 i at
freed the pone IP MIMS 11101111 r, and expressed hie "meow fur
slot having done M.
A Curener's bequest, it is 'spectra, will be held es tie
body.
Laissencrlnterr.

On Saturday ail persons Were charged with being acces-
sary to • moat da►ing bunglers', contatitted on Twelfth
Night, in the hewer of Mr. Sas. Smith, of the Rose sad
Crown, Ikuntley, Middlesex.
The robbers effected am entrance into the premises by
telling on a peat homer, and opening the first floor win-
dow, where they got in, and mote ensh in silver and bill.
siaionntung In ■pwarda 'fa • dim II silver spun's, triage,
five rings, tone brooches, • silver wen* and Iwo pocket-
h•iiks containing papers and licenses.
The Prisoners after • luag examination, were all die.
charged ; they could sot be identified, though strongly sus-
pected of being concerned in the rubbery.
London, England, 1820-01-10

Coefederstion to adopt genres! measures; smite your en-
deairoun wish those of the Governineet toossintain tblis
dispeellion, RIM ender the blearier of widistwelsed trae-
gwilliy
sitsel,erehre, the welfare of the public *ad ledivldeek
may daily increase.
fly the readable ?steeliest, of late prwrisioral Assinteldesto
of the !hates palmy issimetard affairs have bees loot 43 a
train for timber discussion. It will be Tot you, firelle.
len, le complete at they have begun f swore all those
subjects owe efrbeldgbest Memoriam., to she welfare of sll
the inhabitants of the country is, the establishment of a
renal system of taxation, adapted Ore wenn of the
State and die situation of she varioes parts of the bier
dom. The.. amnesty previous =earner's are ordered.
marl the melts will be kid before you le dee time, bed
partly, it is hoped, in your lint &mien. Mere thee the exist-
ieg taxes must continue, that the wants of the Stale may not
be unprovided for."
ilia Rigel Ribeirao resererled ib observe, fiat the
Prince Regent, dniriag to alleviate the public burdens as
mweb as limeade, bad ordered very considerable redectioas
is the army, and extruded Arra as far as his obligatioe to
she Confederation and the nosietneasee of interns! order
allow. Some changes will be mode le the military orcesiee-
floe', which will be comonsseicated to the States. Several
subjects connected with the administration of justice will
also be bed belies dm Stain in this and the Galloon(
Sessions.

" Amy proposals which you may yourselves malt, me the
subjects submitted to you will be willingly received sod at-
leaded to by the Prince Reseal.
*1 The Ordinance which coataisis the netetwavy rules foe
the order of your Avsetublies, as well as the full plower* of
the Members, will be communicated to you by the Royal
Coeaissiower actiag la the place of the Hereditary Marshal.
Is his lauds you have to take the oath which the law pre-
scribes. Beach eventually fa mind, sad the blessings of
Heaven, with imploring which we began our solemnity of
this day, will crows your labours with a 111Kilet sad happy
result."

His Royal Highness then rose and returned to
the Palace in the same state as he came to the As-
*rudy. A great number of spectators attended
the ceremony according to imitation.
Yesterday and to-day hie Royal Highness has
invited she Deputies to di 111 l et at his palace.

MAIISUIteII, DICItbtIMB 31.

Mime sigh►y ships be at Cuxh.iveit not br►ng
able Murat up to the city on account of the ire
io the Elbr.

Exchange on London. Dee. 31...35. 4.-35. 7.

foliose Utetiri, sod** satisfactionrf Laving piteitotal,
the Wu of sloe AMR% ibe feral god of itbr toostief,
the Amour 111 tbe Paine went, sod The gradhernirott yew
fell*? hither 6111 lootopoepatty pew Good* liokote h youo
owe bosses. Teo erjoteed to hear *at ItheNeeb
me hoe been tled, se pariahs,' in the lately/es, the
voeltive eff WM* 'hew toslobell IMr treereets
London, England, 1820-03-22

JOHN NICHOLS and SON. •PRINTERS
nod BOOKSELLERS, havitig removed the whole of
their Establishment front Red I. -passage, Fleet.street,
to their NEW OFFICE, Ittl, PARLIAMENT.STREET,
het leave respectfully to resent Thomas to their numermis
Friends, fur the steady sas.l geaereaslrunage which their
worthy predetwator, Mr. Bowyer, sod tbeaseelves have ex-
perienced for more thaw a Century; sod to solicit • coati-
nuance of their favours ;—with an moursoce. that biters
orders, either fa Priming ur Dook•elling, will be thaukfully
received, awl promptly executed.
•s• It is reviewed, that all Coaeasaaiestiaas, either for
the " Geodetic/11'A Magazine," or ou othe► Easiness, may in
future be directed to "J. Nichols sod Ilea. 2d, Parliammit-
street, Westminster."
,t 4./. Bills sad Cases is Parliament, Appeals before the
Privy Council, Jac. said Circular Letters or Cards, primed
with care and dispatch.
London, England, 1820-03-22

THE NEW LOTTERY.
g 1 WEBB, Stockbroker, 9. Consign. pn•
111 o ♦iuus to soliciting Dew favours, respectfully kin
(rave to return his thanks to the Public for the midmost*
lie eicperienirod in the Lottery Contract just concluded, am
rejoices that that patronage, an liberally bestowed, has been
so richly removaireateel, having distributed anima his Prier&
TWO of Hie [20,000 Prises. via
2,370 in 9 Shares g ewe
9,443 in II Sherri C WAS"
Besides Tarn 4 lb* mirsopc.s.jkle:
A NEW LOTTERY is new rseMal4isamaarsi of SUSS
Tickets; ►he Scheme contains 44,swe mars than the
111860111111 of Money usually alksiled Ary Government for
Prises to such a uumber of Tickets. There are 102 Ca-
pitals, iughiaing
FOUR .... Prises of ~.. i 30,000
TWO
TWO
Three per Crete. Consek.
Among the vitae, Navel arreafmases introilsorel into
this Scheme, that which is gloat int tin; 4 prima is
THE PRELIMINARY DRAWING
Which is to take place on the Illth of April, shms the 1,000
Prizes of 301. will he decided by attaching one of then, to
twerp tonstA NrinAer throughout the whole Lottery, without
deciding their fair any further, ae those Tickets that may be
(hue emitted to 301. and those that are not, will all be drawn
is the usual way, on one of the four Winning Days, Iris.
THURSDAY, 27th APRIL,
THURSDAY, DM MAY,
THURSDAY, Ist JUNE,
FRIDAY. 234 JUNE.
Q.* This is Meld oat as au inducesaeist to purchase sari,.

Tickets aed Shares are mow ou Sale at WEBB'S Fortunate
Offire, No. 9. (:orsabill. whe►e Schemes, explaining the
mode of Drawing, with the Numbers of the Tickets to he
put into the Wheel at different periods, the determinable
Priam. and retry other isartieulas, at easel greater length
than those published at Wive Odieee, may he had gratis.
London, England, 1820-03-22

tu DpLus EX ELECTION.
riCOMMITTBIR Cie tatetdosetitic the RE..
ELECTION of Mr. WILLIAM MELLISH having
restos to apprehend that sissy or the Gentlemen Freeholders
have not been canvassed, or applied to by the District Cow.
milks., beg to apologise foe such neglect, sad hope it will
be ascribed to the only cause, timely, the incorrect state of
the Lists.

The Committee beg leave to return their best thanks to
the Freeholders who have already favoured Mr. Mellish with
the promise of their support, tied solicit their early atteud-
mime at the Pull.

Hisbopagate-street; March 21, MO.
District COMlllliittes are sitting in the following places :
Loudon Coffee-house, Ludgate-hilt; Crown T Cleik
rowel! Green; Ship Tavern, Finsbury-place; Suer mid
Garter, Islington Green ; Angel Inn, Strand; Percy Ciiffve-
house, Ra hbooe- place ; White Hart, Hid hurn ; Stratford Cof-
fre-hou se; Oxford.st reel ; Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccadilly;
Holmes's Hotel, Parliament-street ; New Exchange Coffer-
house, Strand ; Gulden Eagle, Mile Euil ; Crown and
Angel, Whiteehapel ; Narrow street, Limelfunse ; 44, Will-
close-square ; Marquis of Wellington, Sliorediich ; Grown
Man, Hethnal-greets • Don Sultero's Tavern; Chelsvit ;
Catherine Wheel; Borough;; and Cock and Lion; East
Smithfield.
London, England, 1820-03-22

hand ; and he by no means impooterl to him, that
in (ung what he had thole, he INN brass conseinni
of acting with nosy sonissopriety. 'From *het had
been said by the isreemo. Opined pot lite paper int,
loos hand, he I..terreel that it war intended as a tit.
eulsr letter. He the. read the note to the follows

" Ohl Rorlingtoe.alreet, March 21.
" The tenant. of the Arcade vriglo have wet voted, are •re- '

oigneti) • rerssywn. nunr-r0.m.,-
ILowd disappittatiok.)—He rhd&got MA
ssf crime:mg did not _accord .with then% Weis; of
what was correct. lie *opposed- it was the Bur.
•Noggoore •Airearle which ,we" inmost. The • Plate
belong's.. sty • most reitpectable Noblestiata (Lord
rsitorge Cavendish.) whose name hairisotlisren rrqe-
tioued ou Ibis oevi.inti as Connected with hi, oppo-
nent.. Hr supposed there was ud intri4 conoezion
betweenllle. Lamb and the tenant volinivinirld snake
slaver of• his fellow.citizessa. He knew of no each
tenure now existing in England a..subjected•Nie
occupier. of houses to the absoliete wilt of their
landlords. The law pronounced that electletui
were to be 'free. so did the Hill of Rights;
hut could they he said's° be free if such prat•
tiees were permitted ?—(Apploose.)—He oboe, bt rt
reoper•tbat the electors should hr made acquaiuteki
with the way in which Mr. Lamb had been pot
over him on this day's poll. One elei•tor hid told
him, that lie should be most happy to vote fur him,
but that be dined not, having lost three of his
must respectable customers in coincinerice of suit.
porting him at the last election.—L/Groons)—
Another person had told him, he was addressed in
this way by an acquaintance (the mon was, a
saddler). " You are going to vote fir Mr. Hobo
house; well. and what do you think • lie will
do whet he comes into Parliament ? hike all
your 'addles • without payment !'l !" This was
another mode isfogiog that the reformers Wiwi,
at a destruction al property. Dui how unjust
an insinuation ! Were mot reformers hound by
the. same. ties as other men to •theits homers and
tire-sides? were they the only individuals•tertierive
a consolation from the blood and sears of their
country I After souse further observations, he said.
that he left Isia. or tether their own cause, in their
hand.; on them only he depended ; he could beitig
sip no whole arcades to the hosting/. 'But he
called on the people of Westmiustrt: to determine
how. once for all. whethei, their cease was to be
defeated, and by themselvess....(opploam.)
London, England, 1820-03-22

THE LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING UNTIL THE
EASTER HOLI DAYS.
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 04,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. RUSSELL,

(Stage Msuuger.)
ON SATURDAY NEXT, March 4.5, will he
performed (first tints this Season) Beaumont sod
Fletcher's Comedy of
RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE.

Leon, Mr Keno (who has kindly consented to perform for
this Brixfit.) &Wants, Mrs. H. Johuston (for that fight
only, being ber first appearance in ibis present Theatre)
In the course of the Resoling Mr. Draken' (who in the
kindest manner will give the assistance of his t•kets on this
occasion) will sing, "Scots who hat wit' Wallace bled!" soil
" Is there a Heart that never loved ?"—Mr. Knight, a Comic
Song, The Lad with a Carroll), Pole."—Mr. Harley, a
Comic Song, a What is not ; or, I *haul set the Theme,. on
Fire."—For this night only, The Mock Italian Trio, by Mr.
T. Cooke, melt part to be sang by himself, after the manner
of throe celebrated Professors—Mr. Incledon (who kindly
yields his aid for ibis one night previous to Ins engagement
at Easter) will sing two of his moat favourite Sung..
To which will be added the Musical Farce of
THE PRIZE;
OR, 2 5 3 S.
Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be bad of Mr. Rod-
well, at the Theatre • soil Mr. Russell, at his house, Nu. S,
Grey's-walit, Lambeth.
London, England, 1820-03-22

THEATRE•HOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

Ir-MORROW, THURSDAY. March 23,
win be acted, Oth lime, • sew Mosical Drama, called

IVANHOE;
Or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR.
Ivanhoe, Mr. C. Kimble; Sir Rrginsld From de Harr
I:night T. niplsr), Mr. alscrcady; Sir arias
heti, Mr. Cunitor; Sir Maurice de Bracy, Mr. Hail 4; Sir
Loess Desisuisnoir, Mr. Chapala° ; Cedric of Itotherwood,
Mr. Eprton ; Wombs, Mr. Liston; Friar Turk, Mr. Enters;
Isaac (tbe Jrw of York), Mr. W. Farrel'. Rowena (a Saxon
Princess), Miss M. Tree; Elgiika„ Mrs. Liston; Ulric*, Mrs.
Paucit ; Rebecca (the Jew's Daughter), Miss Foote.

To which will be witled, the Fame of
THE CRITIC.

Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Farrru ; Puff, Mr. Jones;
Dangle, Mr. Connor; Sneer, Mr. rgertou ; Dori Frrulu
SVlo.kerandus, Mr. Blanchard. Tilburina, Mra. Gibbs.
The Doors will he opened at Half-past Lis o'Cloek, and
ihr Play begin at Seem
Buses 7s. ; Second Price 38. W.—Pit 38. dd.; Second
Pries 'b.—Lower Gallery 25.; Brewed Price ls.—Upprr
Gallery 1..; SPCOII4I Price &l.
A Private :lox may he lend far the seams, ar nightly, of
Mr. Brath.lon, at the Box ofdee.

Ott Saturday, Shaltspealea Comedy of Berms, with Blue
8..i1.
London, England, 1820-03-22

TO THE PUBLIC.
. MESSRS. HAZARD sad CO. and Mr. CA R•
the Contractors for the pretteut Lottery, iss
noticing my censure of the Scheme, have dared, in a moat
illtberaf way, to attribute the candid sad honest opinion I
have given of its demerits, to ilisappoiutment at nut bring
allowed to participate with them in she 'troika they expect to
derive from it ; and insinuate asi evident untrulls--"that thee
had reffteed to admit ins to (what I never directly ur indirect-
ly solicited) a coalition with theta." Towards she lollies-
duals who are concerned in the Contract, I hate no personal
animosity—l am a4verse only to their measures, and that
aokti on pnlelie grounds; and as they court a initiate inves-
tigation of tbe Scheme, the Stateluent I am preparisic to
publirk and which shall be ready iss a few slays, will idler
that my objections ere sot ill-ferstdett, and I trust convince
lk plablie that 1 had a more nononnint.e movies is
patlatisg them than the Gentlemen Contracture have
II to me, and it will then be seen whose statements
*stair rod garbled, the CORTIRACTDRI Of
The Public's devoted Servant,
'March 21, 1420. T. BISH, Conlin'.
The Billdinp for the present Lottery were as under:—
• Mr. G. 'Cosasu. sc. 5 IS
Messrs. HAZARD and Co 14 b 10
Mr. TWOULS Bua l4 3 II
lies Gnomon Weis. ,
London, England, 1820-12-04

DEATHS.

On the nit nit., •tOs leans to France, aged 85, Richard
Tyson, East. who whir dignity of citsracter and scarily of
manners for many yeas s held the situation of Master of the
Ceremonies at the Upper, and previously to rbe Lower
of Balls.

Ttiesday se'isitiglit, in tbe °swear), House of ladusiti, •
well-known chat tic ter, " Moll-o*-11i-Oak;" nhe was rearmed
into that 'nylons from lier apparent distre.v. In her pocket
were found our Oswestry "omen hill, some old gold awl
silver coin, &c. ansuuntiug to about St
On Sunday IV.liiatn Jams, better known by the
umme of Will l'efly tu the psridi of Llatirug, was
found dead iu the road near I.landepi, C.troarvunshire, nod
a pistol lyiug by Ist. side. It is supposed hr was out for the
purpose of poaching, and the pistol went off by accident.