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London, England, 1818-09-15

LONDON.
TVESIJAY. SErripitasr.ls. Me.

In drawing the particular attention of the public
'to the numerous convictions fie forgeries ou the
Bank of England, which are daily takiyg place it
the,Old Bailey, we minuet suppress ti i,bitter feel-
iage,yr ,pon, indignation, sod sorrow, .with which
the consideration of them inspires us. On Satur-

cloy three men, of whom one was only 20 young wf
age, were capitally convicted of. this4nie ; xes-
terday three men and a waraan wer,iptqeounceil
equally guilty, sad three men, more.(avolued then
the rest, were permitted to *ad frailty to the-mi..
ear offence of having forged notes in their preser
low, knowing them to be forged. thirty-four iser.
.mr*°!l4olk4r have .1?"" arT•iitße4 hi
.khl present
Sessioes upon the charge Offoigery, so distil)* time
of the Court will probably be occupied during Goole
days longer in determining the fete of these unfor-•
tunate beings. Of ten
ibrougle up Aar..
seemlier, -already' beeu mprkt:Fl 'coy 410; paid:
jf among those who remain for trial the same
proportion be observed, what • shocking *tee-
tack will be exhibited to the country Tlie gee.'
tile of England have long pritfeal the selves
In ilie belief that they possessed in a gecelisr.
manner the attribute of
.humanity ; their laws have
in the mouths of panegyrists and lawyers beamed
the some distinguishing character; and even the
Monarchs ere hotrod it their coronation, hy ;the
. ty of ati oath, to adesinieter jqvice
in merry.? ,Were foreigners. honorer' to esti-
' mate our national chsrseter 'by a -reference to
our penal code ; observe the indifference *ith
'which the Isle of eta:. it. required for offences widely
their nature ; •
.pursue their inquiiy
through the records of our Old Bailey. Session h,
'atid• finally wanes. the frequency of executions,

they must denounce us as the most sanguinary
hiird-heirfecl 7sialiits that ever vresunted 'to call
itself ei•viliited:'• admit that we can escipe.t)tisim-
potation, ar.far as the esidence of the penal code
is cemented,• by showing how few in comparison
with the numbers capitally convicted in reality
stiffer death—:srlii:t floes this prove but our extreme
incousirktruc• i.inlaving laws which our 1111OrUill pre-
•vent as from enforcing, and that our manners and
our legislation are directly at watiatiet ? We
shnll not now in our contracted space enter into
the inquiry low' far'society is morally instifled is
" • requiringlle vile o. man as an atonement for
offences not male is se ; but if the object of in-
flicting punishment, where the criminal is deprived
of existence, he the deterring of others from similar
Crimes, we hold it that if this object, @pet.' long
experience, he not attained, society COSMO be juitt
London, England, 1818-09-15

MISS STEPHENS.

This most popular, amiable, and accomplished
young lark, will take her farewell of the citizeini of
Dubl►n this evening. She plays Pony, iu the
charming opera of The Mild ef she Mill, and
Isidore, Brusher and Sister, and sings several
of her most celebrated omega. A full and very
fashionable audience will, nu doubt, be •attricted
by this, the last appearance of a performer who has
enjoyed an unequalled degree of public favour in
this city.

PrCIL

Marlin and Jolovron.—The battle between these scientific
boxers will lake place this slay, wilful, 1R miles of she me-
tropolis. The odds, it mueslis, are six so fume osi Johnson,
but merely from his being us TRIED cAszr. man, end having
proved the rumor in all his fight*
Carter, Gru g.lll, 111141 COOltrr, have left Brighton for Air-
ru. Chapelle, fl stirring themselves that their importance will
not he lost sight or amongst the other great personages as-
sendslesl at the Congress, being distingrished fur their pre-
tensions In kond-teach.

II:atiiI411, it appears., sv:11 nerninm,rtate geroggins with a
" Le•te ur his qualify.' C.: neat in Ihr ring,. which
hitt i. tttttttt toured by the In be very his4it.
none . of this head are mow comforted sit pleasant:if
(thanks to the improvement of the age!) that even the fast,-
Gloms eIIebTERVILLD could out (petrel wills the eliquelle
London, England, 1818-09-15

only begun business that day iu his shop. When
the note was returned to him as forged, he went to
Helmet-row. where he only found 18 houses, and,
of course, there wits no No. 44, or any such person
as the Prisoner mimed in the street. The address
hr therefor* gore wit. false.
John Edwards. shoe-maker, No. 3, Bath-street,
City-road, said that the Prisoner came to his shop
in the beg' gof May. and bought e !weir of
short. price 7% 6.1. He also ordered a pair or
dancing I+llllllPO, which were to be sent to him in is
week to No. 43. Seward-street; he gave his name
as Pass." lie offered a flank note, whirls Wait-
Wes changed for him; it was the note non 'hewn to
it RCS..

William Porter, servant to last witness, corrobo.
rated his evidence. He carried home the pumps,
tin no such person as the Primmer representA
himself to be, was to be found in the street ttten•
tioned hy him.
"

Henry Won. Pricey said, he was collector of
taxes in the district where Helmet-row mud Seward.
street were *iterate, and proved that no persons of
the 11/111e of Haines or Pass lived there, sued there
was no No. 9.6 in the one, or 34 in the other.

Th•miis Mono, constable of St. Lollar's, store.
beilded flit Prisoner on die 49th .1 Julie. Ile
found on bun one pound note, winch turned out
to be d forgery.

William Christmas. an Inspector or the Bank.
proved these note. to he forged, but the Jury in-
sisted that the Clerk whose mime was forged should
be vent for to prove the fact.
Mr. Baron GRAHAM %did, thud the Inspector's
testimotty was held by the Judges as sufficient prat&
of the forgery. To satisfy the Jury the clerk might
still be ►cut for.

He svAs ,ent lor, antl proved the signature to he
a fftrgery.
The Pli*oner received a good character from two
wit ue.lee6 _

rrilict-- Guilty.
London, England, 1818-09-15

MR. OXBE4INY.

This gentleman was announced for the character
of Endless, in the force of N. Saw no Supper, at
Drury.lane Theatre On foaturday night; bat not
making his appearance, the indulgence of the audi-
ence was requeited in favour of Mr. Casa, who
undertook the part. The absence of Mr. OXIBERRY
is accounted fur in the following letter:—
TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

Sou—With that conscious anxiety for' the peasemion of
pahlie twilit,' which has bees the undeviating guide of my
professional remluct, eassuot staffer • report of the pre-
cerrlines at Drury.lane Theatre on Saturday last, to escape
without that explanatory notice, which, though it cannot
aunt the misfortune already incomes% may correct the "sir-
vrprsierfaliens of materoletice or asfrlehe. On the day al-
laded to, at eight o'clock is the morning, billy ea hoar
earlier than the customary period of deporting; 1 left Mai-
pte on board the Thames Slues Packet with the 'moires.
prospect of reaching town at least fire Amen before my pre-
:sacs is the Theatre could possibly heivriptiomf. Bast within
seven Miles of Sisevromm, the maieloreery Of the 'erne' in
which I had taken my passage, was itsjared,by eases oeci-
de,st, mu great to reader it of the slightma amMtaisee„ aid
'mom with difficulty reached that place about • quarter
beim', six iu the evening, 1 burvied•sie to Chistlime, and
pealed from throe, to Leedom with all persible expedition.
My arrival, however, beieg too late to prevent the coos,-
queaces that so beams foresight Auld possibly barer anti-
cipatrd, it only reirailins for roe to express the deep &clams
or regret with which my Wattle abience ie deplored,
and 10 rely upon that hied, jest, and generous
.reception eg
• candid statenteat, which hears pears of untrapeethabla
devotion to my public duties will fishy Ispessemelds I am
firmly to the motet approbillem a all by
whose patronage I keel" leeg lor•ot beneureti.
I raisin, /Br, he.
W. oxpßit Y.
Theatre Rope, Drury-Moe,
lith Sept. 1818.

Tristacst. COINCIDINCII.-4t pretty gene.
+idly known, that the onee excellent victory Mr.
-lons PALMER, wtu seized by the icy hand of delis's,
%,hile performing the ellar..cter of the Straugei: at
she Liverpool theatre, on the id .A August. 1793.
vt the moment lie was emphatically delivering she
following words :--
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London, England, 1818-09-15

IJ'ELSII Gurdr SESSIONS.

Carnarvon Sessions commenced on Friday last.
J. Jotter, a drover, was tried for tittering forged
and notwithstanding al witnesses establisht d
the charge, and Mr. (:lover, inspector to the Batik
of England, traced 39 notes to have been paid by
the Prisoner to different individuals in piirchising
rattle, the Jury rettii soca II verdict of Not Guihy.
Next day the .anie Piisoner was indicted for baring
forged toot's in his pissttersion, and the Jury again
returned a verdict of A'ot
Chief Baron V: lIMA Rim then said—

" Prisoner, you have been tried for a very rest offence,
hat the Jury, hulk yesterday sail to.day, thought ',rupee to
twin``--w a verdict of Not ChM, ! Stich a verdict, after such
• mils of evidence, mist be extremely prejudicial to the
public interest ; and for my own part I cannot conceive how
they can aniwer it to their 1111•11 consciences ! That you are
Crafty is as clear as that two and two make four. However,
if your conduit in fissure prove honest, it sway be einisideml
a fortunate circumstance ; but should you ever appear agaiu
at that bar, I hope you will never sweet aim, so unjust!"
This wit delivered in the most solemn matmer,
and seemed to hare been felt by the whole Court.
At Flint a man was indicted for extorting 14.. Gil.
front anorlier, under the pr.-fence ‘,r rescuing him
from the " well," . It is cuittionarys
ecru at the 'present day, for people at enmity with
each other, to write the tonnes of those they with
41 4.41 on a piece of slate or Raper, which they
limo into the mysterious well; and it iv belies
lino so long as the names remain therein, the permit
is at the mercy of the evil genii, sod consigned to
ultimate escape (ruin this malediction,
stints of money are given to have the name Cr.
moved, Ind ilium restore the party to peace!—About
twelve years ago, a poor wilts, in Flintsliire was
dimwit wills "trolling a goose from an old ...min;
she was asked how she came to suspect the offetufer,
when she observed, that haring threatened to throw
his name into the " well," he cotifettred the crime.
Moines fiord/wars and James In Iker, for horse-
stealing: and k:dward haelkes. for tabbing his
mister (Lewis Hughes, Esq.) of stuns of money, to
a great amount, were severally convicted, and re.
cetera/ sentence of deaths which was commuted for
transportation for life.
London, England, 1818-01-29

PRIVATE BILLS.

On the motion 4:l* Lord CASTI.V.REAGII, it was
ordered—that no Petition fora Private Bill be re-
ceived sifter Friday, the 13th of February—that
no Private Bill he read a first time, after Alonthiy,
the 16th of Alarch—that no Report of a Private
Bill be received, after Nlooday, the 30tli of April.
London, England, 1818-01-29

STRICTURES CURED.

BY New Itirtlind the above troublesome rom-
a, plaint ii entirely eradicated without pain, whe h rof
long or shout mantling !except ennsiiiiitional`, as tied as all
tre.didiesscs generally accompanying it, and in a clout tins.,
the whole System is re-established, being one of the giestest
die.coreries ever math.. By J. LYNCH, 311, Duke.aiceit,
Si. James's. The price of the Medicine, including sillier
cessaries, is .51. a iiiiicel.
All It tiers to be post-paid.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
Hie Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Isresideut,

E Delicacy Hod Honour cotti.ectetl with to
certain class of Complaints require that Public coil.
fiilence should be confided to Prolessioual Characters ef
hnowii respectability and talents.. This induced the 1110y..1
21111 Noble Patrons of the above Institution to give their
support to it, fur the exclusive treatment of Vi tieleal
Complaints, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, as Slit' -
gem', standing high on the List of the Royal Gu11,...
his provvil iby the benefits it has conferred since its Est.,-
blishitiont), the propriety of their choice The Politic
tun Otos the dupes of einpyrieistn, ai,d. the artful dehw u,
held out by illiterate Men, who, under ,s :11,1
assume./ titles, gaol their gnoil opinion. observatimi
justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the pitmen(
who, wider assumed titles, advertising as Companies, do.
with fictitious matins, build out, as they style it, the info!.
hide treatment of Venereal Complaints. 'flue List tit the
Royal College of Suigeons, published m February, 1811;,
hews only thnse persons entitled to regular practice, and no
such pretended names Itching to it. lu statism this fart,
Mr. KIERNAN consider lie is doing justice to the Pullin,
and his ditty to the ilislingitishr d Characters who has e
foundeii the LOCK DISPENSAItY, to guard Society
against such au imposition. Since its commencement it Las
amply Aslant the views of its Pat nuts. Some of the most
obstinate and dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility. and
oilier supposed incurable alfectimis of the genet Aire organs,
have been hr re radically and successfully treated
Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sear.,
at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford *gimp,
whet(' letters from Town old Country are to be addres..ii.
and the necessary Advice suit Medicines will be given ur
tent to any part of the Kingdoms.
Just Pithledied, price 4s. in boards,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS nit the above DIS-
EANEsI. By F. KIERNAN.

S"1.1 b Sewrwood .11a4 Cu. 20, Paternoster.row ;
an4l Son, 174, Flect-street ; and Callow ,Crownrotsq, Soho

LONDON. Pruned awl Psblight el at tbe Office, No 2'.7
Stand; wh Advertisement, ere received. sad Lett^.
(uost paid) most Ivo addrissrivl—.e. 1011'111, N... I
Ormeut's lee, Priot.r —J. No 127, vtpott,

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florin,. or commoNs, IVinNesnkt, JAN.

The LORD AVlrocer6 of !frotland observed,
Ilse a ',mice of motion had b !VII given by a
?guide Lord opposite (Lord A. lirmiliou) Mauve
to the trewtonesit or mine prisoners w Scotlreed, for
Tor-slay The Noble Lord, when he
love the utstice, stated, that he would consult. rs
Minh us piewilrle, the convenience of the iudart•
dust who now addressed the House. He therefore
lwg4etl to state to the Noble Lord, that all the
Scotch Courts were now sitting—and the alneare
of * person holding the situation he did, would hr
highly iraconvealient to others as well as to himself.
1.. the Court of Exchequer to particular, the at-
irsitlauce 1.1 the king's Advocate was most berms
brry. That Court would art till the lith of
March—mid if flue Noble Lord could so menage
the time Inc I 14ing ins lass suotinas, ss not to In-
terfere with In. 'he Loud Advocate':) legal duties,
lie should feel mach gratified at the alteration. He
%%Already owl aii‘iiius to meet the Noble bird on
the questaint, the very 111.1 hour lie i'olllll
If he would take op the subject rsrly in the next
*reit, he WOlll4l lie prepared to offer hi. sentisuerats
on it. II the Noble Lord could not do that, lie
would beg that the discussion should hr 1104pillicil
till atter the rising of the Scotch Cnurts—because
if a disuisit wand were not named for bringing
ihr the question, it was quite justiciable that he
London, England, 1818-01-29

IRISH GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS.

Mr. PEEL waved fur a Copy of the Report of
the Hossid of Civil Engineers its Ireland, in con-
finality with the provi.dons of an Act, entitled, " An
Act fur the mine deliber.sie investigation of Pre-
sentments nude by Grand Juries in Irelatid."—
A :zireil in.

The Right liortnorable Gentleman intmerti•rtrd
lortoght up the Copy of the Report, which was
dated the :list of January, 1818.—Ordered to be
printed.
London, England, 1818-01-29

FORGED NOTES.

Yesterday • long investigation took place bcfure Nfr.
HICKS, respecting the uttering of /urged d. Bank of Eng.
land •rtes, of the same manufacture.
Mary ehellnit was charged with uttering seven of them.
Three of the notes she uttered to gruerrs,
Ileawdry GoodlNek, a man with whom she cohabited, was
charged with a similar uffence. lie is concerned its the
keeping of several brothels, and Urr4l9l .... ally acts as a duffer,
in selling Euglish goods under a pretence of their being fo-
reign.
Joky' Ward, who is connected with Goodluck, was charged
with a similar offence, iu uUeriug a 5/. forged uute to Mr.
Francis, a linen-draper, in Hollows.
Nit. Westwood, the Solicitor to the Bank, attended to con-
duct the examinations.

The Prisoners were all committed for a further bearing.
As the Prisoner, Gooi'luck, was passing the persons as.
ambled to hear the examination, he kicked a female violent-
ly, who was attending to give evidence against him as to the
utterance of a forged note, and she must have fallen from
the violence had she not been caught and supported by some
persons near her. This caused some disturbance in the office,
and on its being made known to the Magistrate, lie was or-
dived to be placed at the bar, when he made use of very abusive
language. The female having tirade her charge apt'n oath
of the assault, a detainer was ordered to be lodged aviiind
him, in MSC of his escaping on his trial for the ft lusty, am]
the Magistrate gave directions fur his being ironed in tuts,. e.
London, England, 1818-01-29

CHARITABLE FUNDS.

Mr. WROTTLSLEY nitned for an aCentlat of the
amount of the rents and profits of any inessuages,
'anti+, or tenements, belonging to any Hospitals,
Schools, or Alins-liouseq, ur vested in Trus-
tees for any charitable purpose ; and an account
of the amount of the stock and dividends belong-
ing to cm, Corporation, or Society, and exempted
from the payment of duties, by the Statute of 431
(Ito. 111. r April, 1813, to the present time.
—Ordered.
London, England, 1818-01-29

CLIMBING BOYS.

Mr. BEN !CF.TTgive notice, aS w understood,
that he would, to-morrow, move for leave to liriiig
in a Bill on the subject of Climbing Boys.

ADJOURNMENT OF TIIE HOUSE.
Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice that lie would,
at the riling of the House to-morrow, rnuve that It
do adjourn until Niotiday next.

STANDING ORDERS.
Lord CASTLEREAGH Moved ►hr usual Standing
Ordrrs, as is castoinary lit the commencement of a
Ses.loll.

On the SPEAK ER putting the question on the
order for appointing the Connuittee of Courts of

Mr. M. A. TAYLOR expressed his anxiety that
the Committee should he an efficient one. But,
he believed, he could find no precedent to prove
that this Committee had ever sat. Ile conceived
it was important that it should be a bona fide Com-
mittee—if it were, those who turned their attention
to alterations connected with Courts of Justice,
would derive great benefit from it.
London, England, 1818-01-29

ASSI7E3 IN TIIF. NIIRTHERN COUNTIES.

Mr. M. A. Tmon pave notice, that it was his
intention, very early in the prci,eitt Session, to sub-
wit to the House a inotinii, on the propriety of
having :tssizes twice a year in the Northern Conn-
or, 1.1 England. In order to lay a proper grotto.'
for his motion, he outbid, on to-snot row st'intight,
.e for the calendar of prisoisets for trial, in cer-
tain counties, chiriii4 the last 40 )ears with the
dates of their being committed to, and delivered
front, prhoni. This would at once chew the iliColl.
venieuce that bad hero sustained, in consequence
of two Assizes nut being held in the year.
London, England, 1818-01-29

could attend, in consequence of his professional
duties.
Lord A. 11.15111.T0N said, the Learned Lord
',Neva lam 1,5 a very awkward predicament, by
making this request—because lie was vrry much
inclined, 11, lie 'tided yeorrday„ to c.otslalt Ilia COW*
vrolooce 34 Illt:t*l34 lit/5.3111r. Mit It Illast be re..
collected. that this was not :1 im-tween him
and the 1..-asliefl I. ,rd—it Was flat 3 that
WAS to give way to their private :sod pereunal feel-
Ile WOO •%1111i14 to 101141 • tin- IlittellSbtOO
fora *wools of five wee k-, lud he could slat agree
to port it oil to he hail mentioned. The
Court of EXCll4..illtrt Wtt:11:1 sit ill; the 12tli of
hi referring
.to the Alinanticks be
loom!, that, Flom that day to the Easter holidays,
but one ii ,V ut curre4l, wino-1y Tuesday, the 17th.
oil which it could he brought forward. Ile would
NA, *lieu-lore, was it tit that he should postpone
his motion, tinder such .circumstances. fur ix
seek, ?_(A'o, no,frona the Oppositiun.)
observed, that, to say the least of
ir, It Was U 01151131 to 116114 U Motion forward ou an
earlier day than that fur which it had been origin-
ally fixed. Such a suggestion, lie believed, had
never been acquiesced in. It would lead to palpa-
ble inconvenience, it a notice given for a particular
day were accelerated, and allowed to come oil at an
rather period. A later day way be named, but not
an earlier one.

Lord A. HAMILTON said, he could grunt no
other aceinissuoil.etion than what Ise had stated.
Many persons were interested in thy discussion, who
nusiou.sly expectill it to come WI at the thne he
Ltd originally selected.

TREATY WITH SPAIN.
Lord CASTLEREAGH presented the copy of a
Treaty, entered into between his Britannic Majesty
and his Most Catholic Nlajt-sty, preventing their
respective subjects from tratlisig in slaves—dated at
5/adricl, -2r—l of Septembers 1817. his Lordship
.etl list it be printed—and give notice that he
would, oto Nlotiolby we' 'ght, move that the House
resolve it-elf into a Committee of the whole House,
to consider the said Treaty.

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London, England, 1818-12-05

peri•tn who hull plated thr noisitice on the ground--
and, having teamed that it was dime by the (liter-.
bon of Mr. Parry, he went to lino. seal rettuv.it'd.
that it might be reritovv.l. The Detentlatet how-
ever, not only refused to cottiplc, but ntitintoiord
that he had a right to th. it, The estit.egilelice was,
that, at the end of too the Plaintiff einplufed
Demons, at his awn eititeo.'e, to reinove•the filth.
If the Defendant hid only said, it was through
mistake or inadvertence ti-t ho had lbus acted, and
that he would not repeat the offence, the Jury
would not have beard of this erase—but, as lie
understood that it was intended to vet up it sort of
right or usage, in defence of it, he felt it necessary
to call for thevinterpnsition of the law.
JutinOtees, a labourer, proved that he had
placed Ito nuisance on the common by the
DefeurtaufWorder.
Their:Neu JusvirE --es Would it not he better.
if an assurance be given that the nuisance will not
be repeated, to let the canoe rest hete 1"
Mr.•Maaatrar Ir—" Mr. Parry his already stated,
that he did not Mean to do any thing uffeitrire to
the Plaintiff."
The CHIEF JUSTICE—a It would he better to
withdraw a Juror."
Mr. SCAULUTT —"I have not yet hail an under-
taking, that the 111111•IIIICC will not be repeated."
The Cuter JUSTICE—" Perhaps if I sly, that
such a proceeding is contrary to law, and subjects
the person to an action, it will bate the desired
of
Mr. SCAISLETT—a Your Lorthhip's declaration
is very important to the Orfeodaot."
A Juror was theft withdrawn.
London, England, 1818-03-23

(To k continued.)

It appears that of the sixty-six Scottish Nord
Burghs, iwenty-eighti or nearly tine hell of the total
number, have already voted !testilotions in favour
of Reform. And it alio appears. that the inipula.
tion of tliobe•Burghs who hare token decided men.,
sores for procuring the abolition ul the invoice of
self-election, is to the popointiOn of those who have
Dot yet expressed themselves on the subject, nearly
ill FOY& IA ONE.
London, England, 1818-10-08

1/AINFE DI;PE Lr.

A Correspondent at Aix-la.Cl..spelle, to coni-
unicoie with • Lmidon Daily Nstrspaper.
He will not be required to leave England ; on
.the'coutrary, he must reside constantly in London.
the pearer the Ole of the Paper the better, as
the Editor cannot foresee the thonient when his
whites • will be wanted. Fur the 'seine reason. a
realty invention end quickness in 'writing will be
necessary—good 'style io cimpisition 'is not sins
terial.
.• -
lie will he 'regularly supplied from the Office
with the Foreign /minutia, and Ike principal Morn-
ing end Evening Daily London Print&
All the pofagraphi, rameart, 'speculations, Ste.
'courted aweigh their columns, he will be at
liberty to collect, and appropriate to his own use.
With these materials he will be required to com-
pound, or, as it is' iehnice//y called iu the trade,
diith tip, au article of entirely original sad °facial
iatelligammoes in the shape of s private letter from
Ala-la-Chapelle, written at midnight, and sent of
by Expanse.

Some ingenuity iy necessity to Ow au air of
novelty to the old materiels; for vilaia4 purpose
some new subject may be iotrodspeed, but it mast
be of that eort that it is not materiel whether it be
tree Of false; or, if material, that the truth or
falsehood shall not be easily detected. Thee, how-
ever, mast be done sparingly, and to resider the
dish Meat, it easy be it to eessoa it with s few
scandalous aatcdoteo. or ten.lbble ciat-ehat. We
have a great many female politiciant iu this comb-
try, and an article of ehii sort should have tante-
thiog to make it palatable to eve* tail..
The Advertiser has had an Aix-la-Chapelle Coe-
sespandent of this description for some weeks, but
he has proved himself a clumsy fellow, and very
deficient is the art of compounding and colouring
his materials. This is the reason for parting him.
The salary is thirty shillings a week, with pens,
ink, and paper, furnished gristle from the Office.
&meg being indispensable, the Advertiser de-
clines to reveal his name or place of abode in a
public Riper. bat they may be known on applica-
tion at the Stock Exchange.
7:?. October, 1818.
London, England, 1818-09-12

FASHIONABLE CHANGES, ♦e.

The Earl of Essex has taken as elegant house in Hill.
street, Beikeley-square.
Dowager Lady W. Wynn is expected home next well
from Pails.

Captain and Mr.. Clifford left Richmond yesterday 10?
Clisisirorth, Derbyshire, on a visit to the Doke of Devon-
shore. ,

The Porto:Ns., Ambassador entertained a select party
yesterday at his house in South Audlerstreet.
Earl Spencer has returned to his seat at Wimbledon, from
a shooting party in Herta.
Lord and Lady Granville are arrived at their holm. in
Stanhope street, May.fair, from the Duke of Devonshire's
seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
Departure from the Prince of Saxe Coburg Hotel,
Charlesestrect, Grosvenor.square:--Coloirel Darling fur his
seat, Dune,.

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford arrived on Thursday
at their, seat, Wouburn Abbey, from Scotland.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Tavistock left Woobui
Abbey yesterday, for their scat, Oakley, Bedfordshire.
Lord Anson arrived on Thursday at bis house in Si.
Jamts's-sqnsre, from Mr. Coke's seat in Norfolk.
Lord and Lady Elkuborough sad family have left town
for Worthing.

Mr. and Lady Octavio TAM bate left town for Ireland.
The Non. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Macdonald left their
house its Connaught-place yesterday for Paris.
Lord William Bentinick left town yesterday fur his new
seat Orange Farm, Norfolk, late belongiug to the
silos from the Netherlands.

Mr. and Mrs. Boddingtos and family arrived yesterday at
their house in Grosvenor-square, from a lour.
The Doke of Devonshire has arrived at his seat, Chats-
worth, Derbyshire, from Bolton Abbey.
The Ma rrrrr ine of Ansparls has taken up her residence at
Thomas's Hold, Berkeley square, for a abort time, previous
to her g ' g to the Continent.

A riads -at Thomm's Hotel, Berkeley square:—lady
F.azer mid family, from • tour; Captain T. Cowan, R N.
and Lady, from India; Mr. and Mrs. Halbert, from Wry-
nmulh ; and Mi. and Mn. Andrew Archdeacon and (manly,
from a tour.
London, England, 1818-09-12

BIRTH.

Oa Wednesday morning, at the Right Hon. Lady Coiling.
wood's, in York-place, the Hon. Mrs. A. Donny, of a sea.

DEATHS.

At Bath, on the 7lb instant, in the 34th year of her age,
Maria Elisabeth Margaret, wife of Major-Griier.il Orge,
eldest daughter of William Beckford, Esq. of football Abbey,
and slater of the Marchioness of Douglas.

Wednesday, the 119th ult. in the 18th year of her •r,
Amelia, youngest daughter of Mr. J. Baker, sin. of Ashen,
in Essex. The unfortunate death of tins soling lady was
occasioned by the circumstance of her taking au ounce of
►alt of tartar, sent by the shopkeeper to shim the *errata
applied, iustead of so ounce of Epsom salts.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIIH;E.
Morning 0 after 12. I Evening 31 after 12.

PRICE OF fFO(
3 per Ct. Cana. 751hil
5 per Ct. N. Au. 1051 l
Imp. 3 per Cent.... 73
India Bnada..B4 85 pr.

:11 YESTERDAY.
Ex.,13,119. 18 19 pr.
Lottery Ticket 19/. los.
°mutat,. nothitig door.
Cola. for Acc... 75iii

FRIDAY, SEPTENCER 111,
Genoa

Venire Ital. Liv. 25 54)

hlalta 5O

Naples
Palermo Itht. prr
Lisbon S 7!

Oporto 57;
Rio Juncii-o 67
Dublin 24 per et.
C0rk..........
Agio of the Back uulloliaad
2 per Cent.
London, England, 1818-09-12

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to dig turf, and drain the nr.ishes in. the-ti•eigli-
bourhood of the capital, have already biol it with
int-teas. List Wirdtiesd.;y his Excellency the Mi-
nister of the Interior 'viewed the dimmer of proceed-
ing, which lie greatly approved. it is hoped thot
the turf (or peat) thus procured will cause a con-
siderable saving of wood, and tend to the preset-
vein!' of the forests.-(llamburgli Papers, .s.ep-
tember 4.)

Exchange on London. ist and 4th September-
-33. 5k.; 33. 81.
London, England, 1818-09-12

SMITHFIELD, Fazoe,y, Sanctum* 11.

This day's market bad • short supply of the different
kinds of cattle. Beef, Motion, and Lamb were dearer;
Veal and Pork sold at last prices; and the trade is general was
not tower brisk. The sales i■ the Haymarket were somewhat
dull ; Hay has dropped in price ; Siraw and Clover fetched
last pikes. The uudcr.msatio•ed prices and numbers are a
correct statement :

To risk the offal
E1eef....31. SJ. to bs. Od.
Mutton ..Is. G.l. to Ss. 8.1.
Lands ...ds. 44. to is. 41.1.
Vea1....4e. 04. to M. 04
CI. to Os. 04.

per stone of 81b.
Head of Cattle this day :.--
Beasts
Sheep and Lambs.... 6,700
Calves 3lO
Pica •• •

HAY—MARKET.
Hay 41. Os Od. to $l. Ss. Od.
Straw
Clover 4l, 10s. Od. to 91. Os. Oa.
London, England, 1818-09-12

BURGLARIES AND RIBBRRIES.

The following burglaries and robberies have been
cuminitittl ut the esst end of the limn within iI
short space or time, by a most notonous gang of
robbers

The house of Miss CAR, of No. 1, Mile Elul lane, Step-
ney, was entered on Monday night la►s, by some
while every person iss the bowie was sleep, by means of false
keys, awl robbed the plate of a silver watch, several les and
table spoons, a lace shawl, a miniature set in gold, a silver
snuff-box, a silver eyeglass, a gold seent-box, a one pound
mote, and several other articles, with which they wade off
undetected.
The same sight a rubbery was committed, immured by a
gang of boys, who were observed lurking about the pre-
mises of Mr. Keppell, of West Ham Abbey, Essex. They
entered the house, and viing situ she parlour, cleared the
sideboard of the abide of the plate, and made their escape
The house of Mr. Redman, of No. 3, Wellington-place,
Linn-house, was catered by the area, and robbed of plate
and other articles of value.

On Thursday niglai, the house of Mn. Upton, of Cottage-
walk, Poplar, was entered, and robbed of a silver wank,
and other propeity.
A desk in the loiirroorn of the Custom-house was rubbed
of 1001 iu the abst tree of the prison in whose care it was

On Wednesday last, a peat-coat, wilb a pocket-tinok con-
taining a 21. nulr, which was io the bienst pockei, was
stolen from a clothes peg, in the passage of Mr. Thom.
ofFox-lase,Shadwell.

Ann ICoud. a female servant in the employ of Mr. Samuel
Elias, of 17, Wells-street, of the Tower preeinci, absconded
from her mailer's employment, taking with her several
Mble•spootis, sod 9.1. 10s. in 11UlPs and sillily.
Tuesday last some person entered the parlour of Mr.
Brown, of No. 3, Anchor sad Hope-alley, Wapping, and
stole a silver watch from over the mantle-pi, re.
The ship Ann' now lying in the River Timms, near Dept-
ford, was rubbed of a silver watch, a it uote, shoes, and
other articles, on Wednesday last.
On Monday night last, at a late hour, as Captain Robert
Nicholson, of Lower Shadwell, was refs,. ring home, he was
attacked by a gang of villains, nho robbed bin, of his
gold watch, chain, soil rivals, between king David's-lane
and Bell Wharf, Shadwell.
London, England, 1818-09-12

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and gave the Pri:lonet rx client Amend. r, 'inn; .--.'d, 'hat
they were eunvolt.ed that She t ante keeper veto mi-!akeii in
Ilse pelmA. Wiry offered to home bail to any unionist fur
else Prisoner's appearance at the Ammo.
The gamekeeper persisted moo solemnly that the Prisoner
was one sit the men men who ~harked him.
May the officer. sewed, that Mr. Cornell identified him
from 'meow' thirty perwens.
The Magistrate, atter anent conversation, •treed to ac-
cept hail few the Preseinee's ■ppearaoce when his pretence
1/411 found necessary.
The above ontlemen prevented themselves and were 'te-
mpted se his bail, and he was set at liberty.
London, England, 1818-09-12

*cat from Mr. norWIN-late of this Theatre, ling, !list
the cause of his not perfiirming on Saturday last, was nut
owing to' any vnhrntary act of his,' but solely attrihsitahle
• violent insult offrreil to him by me; I feel it a duty to
the Public, to myself, and to the riptablislinicat (In the con-
ducting of which I sometimes twist), to declare that the
ft-
lowingstatement of the transaction is a true one:—
" Mr. Hodson bad in the course of Thursday &ening,
withont any previous cause, given me notice that be would
break his engagement for going to Cork this year, thereby
'whiting his written pledge to do so, unless be was re.
engaged fur the ensehig Season at Crow-street, which I was
incapable of acceding to. In a snhsrqiient conversation that
evening. conetrning Mrs. Hudson's refusing to perform a
part which she had !played but a few nights before, and fur
which her smite had already been sent to the bills, Mr.
Hodson presumed to as.ert, in the most insolent lone of
voice and manner, that I had tottered a itaLSISIoOO
and was proceeding in this strain, when I interrupted
him (not Mrs. Hodson, as is erroneously inserted in
the advertisement), to desist from the use of such lan-
guage, or instantly quit the Theatre. This was the
only coarse left me TO oVAILO atTega AMMO? tits ICOR-
**LITT. This expression never intended to imply that I
wished him not to perform again, ou the contrary, on his
telling me afterward* that he conceived my words were in-
tended to convey such a meaning, I sot only denied it, but
on the following morning desired the Prompter to write to
him, and state that I would expect him to perform the cha-
racter for which he had bees announced fur several days.-
IVith Mrs. Hodson I had so conversation, but of the most
civil and friendly nature. These are the facts of Ale case,
and from this statement I submit tu the Public, to whom
Mr. Hodson has made the first appeal, that if any person
concerned in the transaction has soy right to complain, it is
•he ir.hvidual who subscribes his name to this reply, and
that if soy apology was accessary in this case, it was due
to him, and nut to Mt. Hodson.

JONES, Jan"
Flow far this is to be considered as an answer to
the charge of his having offered a pointed insult to
Mrs. Hudson, the public will judge; or how far it
is to be timoidered as an explanation of the omission
of the song last night, without any previous apology,
it will he no difficult matter to determine.
The Freeneou's Journal putts, that Miss Kelly
was struck on the face by a b0t119ye....,,,..,fiati.#1
MARKETS.
40.•
London, England, 1818-09-12

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE►.

"PORTSMOUTH, VIEPTEMIFR 10.
Arrived the Griffon gun-brig, from St. Helena and the
Confiatice, from a cruise.
The three Hessian frigates, under the command of Cots.
amodure Ratinauntf, from Croustade, bound to Cm:is, lad
from the Downs, have anchored in St. Helen's Roads
Sailed the MorninSeld, Cameron, fur Loudnui and Forti-
tude, Adore, for Emsoorth.
Came tote harbour three colliers from Sunderland.
PLYMOUTH, 11EPTEMSER 9.
Came in the Cyrus, frost Ireland.

PT.RZANCT, %err. O.
Sailed the Drake and the Dolphin cutters, on a cruise.
HARWICH, RIPTEMOCR 10.
Arrived the United Brothers, Morck, is ballast, from
London to Frederickstailt, having been on shore toi the
Shipwash Sand, and brought in here by two salvage smacks;
the Prince of Orange packet, with a mail, ikc. (ruin Hol.
bud; and Jane packet, with ditto, from Gintelibtirgh.

DEM., SFPTFINISIER
Remains in the Downs wind-booed, the ticiirruus Planter,
Thorp, from Jamaica.

Arrived and remain wind-bound, the Admiral Cotkimrn,
Brim, from Bengal, &c.; Snake, Williams, from the River
Plate; sad the Ann, Stone, from North Carolina.

Pwed through the Duir us the Pisietes,frMO Leith, foe
Portsmouth.

Came down from the River and railed, ilw Aldebaran,
Burden, for Virginia ; Reward Rees, fur the South Seas;
and the Skylark, Poulty, fur Sierra Leone.

GRAVrillr.lll), SIPTVIIIIEIII. 10.
Arrived the Sarah Morgan t, Nicholson ; Jmte, Spence;
and William, Milne, frum Bremen ; Agnes, Smith, from
Jersey; Leda, Stewart, from the ('ape; Active, Latuglon,
from Messina ; Amphitrite, Dawson, from Montreal; Nau-
tilus, Adland, and Marquis Welliegton, fruin Err_
nada ; Neptune, Rorsley, from Cadiz ; Oporto, Cudley, from
Oporto ; Thais, Appleby, from Tetieriff ; and Ocean, Jobe-
mum, from Batavia.
_ _ _

Sailed the Harriet, Ski Pew, for Demerara; Au.,, Rotairr,
for Cadiz ; Aurora, Hatch, fur SI, Ilie
for Bourdeauz ; Gulden Grove, Steel, fur Hatubuigli
a few others.

John Forster, of Berwick, has been comm;tted
for trial to Greenlaw gaol, for clandestinely and
il-
legally solemnizing marriages on the borders of
Scotland.

A few Gentlemen of Colchester and its vicinity
have purchased the south wing of the Barrack
Hospital and all its necessary appendages, to be
applied to the purposes of a general hospital for
the poor. The wing purchased consists of six
wards, with appropriate nurses' rooms, and %%111
furnish ample accommodation for about one bun.
pd patients on the establishment
The Members of the United Service Club are sc.
tivrly employed its preparing for the opening of the
Peace Campaign. On I‘'edoestlay, their materiel
was increased by eight prime half hogsheads of
Claret safely placed is their well-equipped cellars.

rIfEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL
UN YON DAY.
X N.
Penn, jun. Wriltharnouvr, plumber
R. Hioe, men. late of Dartmouth, merebaut
London, England, 1818-09-12

CAUTION.

On Tuesday evening last, a genteelly-1 d thief, on
horseback, with a man nu horseback also as his scream,
called at the house of J. It Present, Esq Limmer-placr,
Paddington road, and asked if sir. P. was return. 01 from
Kantagate, as he had some 'intent communication to make
Its bim. On being informed in the nigastre, he dismounted
from his bone, which his /elvasst took (ion, him, and atter
a pause he walked in, and asked to write a mite. The in-
-:ant abetted bias tutu it hack parlour, and b ght him pen,
ink,- and paper, snit tu a few minutes be rang the hell, and
met the servant in the hall with a letter addressed to Nlr. P.,
who is at Margate, and Iris die home. It was not disenvercd
that any rubbery hail hem coninaitted until the nrxt morn.
ing, when 'Nester's silver sputum, snuffers and scud, and
some ()MN. things, were missed. tit vete! ruhhesies of this
kind have lately bets cotantitted.
London, England, 1818-09-12

COMMITMENT (PP A FOOTPAD.

Oa the 111 h mad 111Ith tilt a suspicious character. also call-
ed himself John Herrp. was aderriised sea. iu irinitioly, on sus-
picion of stealing a mourning gold ring. which he was de-
tected in offeriog for sale in Cheinssfind. Great exert'
hare slate bri.ll made to find the rimier of the ring.
proves to he Julia Lodge Hubbersty, Esq. of Qnrell'S (74,1-
kV., Cambridge, who, it appears, vas 101111Wli W. the high-
way by a thigk footpad, on the craning of the lath ult.
Iwtweess lite Catholic College of Ohl Lodge and the town of
Pucks ridge, in Hertfordshire. Mr Hubbersty felt a ecni.
V left )))) w hnil own mood, that hr shun hi know the robber by
his vole e. The Prisoner was remoritd, by wilt r of Hi.
H. Tufnell, Esq. and T. Hrooksby, to Stanstrd
111orntlfitchrr, ou Monday last, in order to undergo au
irtaminatinn ; alien Mr. iltildnirsty, has log hilted the
Prisoner answer seminal micsiiona put to him by Ilse Ma.
Eistratts, witlintit seeing his pets in, linnet round and in-
Nattily identified hint. A Mrs. Hammond, of %Vest Mill,
Heels, also spribr wills much rimitiderice tolls% peroon of the
Prisoner. sh• having seen him iu the gig et Hubberity,
while robbing hint ; as also afterwards, whets the same rob.
her tame to the gig in whirl, she was riding with beet/bother,
and swore lie nimbi blow their brains out if they did not
Tare bark, being consgeine• that they were witnesses to the
tranaactiun. The Yammer Berry is now fully committed fur
trial.
London, England, 1818-09-12

r, SOAP, ke. per 11216
Yellow Soap 1121
Mottled
Curd ..128s
Paint llO4
Graves 2O. Os
Goad Dregs lO. Os

PRICE OF CANDLES,
Prom Tallow Chandlers Hall.
Price of Candles, per do;en, Us Ad—Mould., Is. W.
611. per demo allowed for ready money.
London, England, 1818-01-27

sity for an additional sum From England to sup-
port a dignity in Hanover??
As to the state of the country. 'I will be bold to
say, that there is no kingdom in Europe In so
shamefully degraded a state. The only road pass-
able itt the country is that between Osnabruck and
11amburgh, which was made by the French. and
that is now left to go .to ruin. Althotigh there are
heavy tolls upon it, there is not a single soul to
keep it in repair. Men they cannot Pay they want,
for the country is fall of beggars for want of work.
The Cathedral at Osnabruck, a noble piece of ar-
chitecture, built in the time of Charlemagne, and
from which they did derive tt great income, and
wherein George I. is buried, is literally in a elate
of ruin, and a disgrace to any Government. There
is not even a stone to record hii name, ear R person
who can tell you th►t George TI, King of England
was buried there. The Marchioness of Sligo passed
through Hanover, and staid nesr a week, and en
little attention was paid to her, that she was left
the last to he led into the room. by a Lieutenant,
and placed at the. foot of the table. Lord Prudhoe,
the second eon of the Duke of Northumberland,
was also treated in the same manner, set down at
the lista of the table amongst the inferior officers,
fur all goes by military ►ank—even the Ladies are
coiled Madame ; the Lieutenant-General, Major-
General, nay the person who chewed us the gar-
dens, was called his Excellency, and had a ribband
or conic order or another.

I had a complaint 10 make to the post-master
agaiiist the postillions from Illamburgh to Lunen-
burgh, for improper conduct—they paid NO atten-
tion to it as a private geritleinan; but the keeper
told me if I was a military roan they would, as
nobody was thought any thing of there that was
not
STAol.U.—Tivere are 180 horses: eight cream-
coloured coact►-horses, for state occasions; eight
black horses, for ditto; eight bay ditto, for car-
riage ; eight greys, fur ditto; fifty riding horses,
hunting, Sec. ; and the rest are stallions of different
countries, with various others for necessary pur-
poses. Every four horses has a riding-master, and
every one of them belonging to some sort of order,
by their ribbands.
London, England, 1818-01-27

TEM LIFli GUARDS.

These gallant corps, who, in the acknowledgment
of the whole military world, on :he phin of IViiter-
loo decided the fate of Europe, and of whom the
PRINCE H I:G T has condescended to appoint
himself Colonel in Chief—these gallant corps have
hail, as we understand, one allowance Ireely granted
them, viz.—they are only to change their uniforms
jinme times a-year.
This arrangement seems to give universal oaths-
faction even to the trade itself; as the regimental
tailor has signified, that if more frequent changes
took place, lie should not think himself quite so sure
of Leung paia. But the tailor being y gentleman
somewhat insensible to glory. and who likes cash
better than credit, his opinion has been decisive ou
the occasion; and four times only, therefore, in the
year these gallant corps are to hive no entire change,
which will he notified in PUBLIC ORDERS, that the
military world may know to what regiment they
•belong, lest having seen them three months before,
io an form entirely different, they ought niastake
them for a different part of the army.
London, England, 1818-01-27

FLANDERS MAIL.

• • HANO.ER, 3AN. 13.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Conant.lge
will pm% another voot to Ctootel at the end 01
sumo h, nhere hot inurriage troll take place about the
;oddle or Aloseh. 111. Royal Iltglines, will then
to Find %toll return to Mir, liis
Consoit towatils nutninn. The Prince hat. re-
ceived here the official congratulations upon tin.
atarrisige. The Princesses Ladies of Honour are
*heady appointed.
ThP• Suites ut the King,loin have resolved to
Petition the Prince Iteuent for the suppression or
the 111..110(.6mi which still exists at the High Court
• or Appeal tir Celle, between the class of Nobles
anti thot Civilians.

8RU55E1.1, JAY. 23.

The French (;oera.ontr nt has taken new
measur,•s, which resolcr it still more difficult tteii
Itrfore to tottoggte kingdom foreign goods,
either by set; or Isar% The triple line of guards
has heen extended and augmented, and in stone
l'antoos it has even been quadrupled. On the
other hind, the I:enerils of the Army of Occupa-
tion siost strictly prohibited all co-operation
Within these few days there has
been seiti-sl, in French I latuirrs, a huge quantity
of goods of 14:14.0.11
Mr. Litrolt (4 Cabinet Alesseutrer of Ins Britannic
!Majesty) Isis passed through here on his way from
Loudon to Berliti.

'HAGUE, JAN. IU.

The report which has heen sPread several times.
of the fotinatima of an Aulic Council of War, has
nu foundation. That the Court and Government
would reside alternately five years nt the Hague
anti at Brussel% in order to save the expenses• of
the anima re tttt val, is considered here as a dreatn
of our cotlee-house
The tinwoision respecting the peo ions to he
grunted to illoctrot servants of the Austrian (;o.
vurnotent are and the warrants are making
soit. It c• affirmed, that those who did not leave
11,4:itiiti during the French vet:twat will have a
third part nish, and that in respect to the othe.s
the re4uhttittlit of the It,val Ordinance are followed,
ilculated according, to the years that each of them
has 41.
SECOND CHANIDER OF THE STATES-GENERAL,
London, England, 1818-01-27

APPEAL OF NIURDEIt.

To-morrow will be pi;hlisheil, hmi Baldwin 1.11141 Co. POPMIIII.
ler-row ; and Clarke nod S 4111".. Portioral-street, price 7. 6.1.
with a Copy of a Dr:twilit: of the Keno of Henry I 11. re-
past:siting a Battle un an Appeal, fouzlit at that time.
N A RGU MEN T for coiltritiiiz liiigely the
RIGHT of an APPELLEE to on TRIAL by
RATTLE; and nlau for abolishing Appeals; with an Ap-
pendix, einitaininc n Report of a Debate in the House of
Common., On abollohing the Appeal of Murder in the Bri-
tish North American Colonic., Ac.
By E. A. KENDALL, E.g. F.A.S.
Third Eklitiow; with Newmark' on 11w Replication of the
Appellee, A.hfuril a;aivat Thornton, in the Kings Bench,
Jan. C.ll, I€lB.

" I am for takiwz sway the Appeal for Murder entirtly;
but I am out for taking it away in part."—Charles James
Fox.

The magnitude of the question of Amid of Murder, boils
judicial and Parliamentary; the great difference of senti-
ment concerning it, which has prevailed among the must
distinztiisheil persons; and the little, that ix satisfactory,
whirl, can be found in the works of the t eminent writers,
are circiunsiaiircs that combine to recommend this publics-
-11011 to the attention of readers.

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