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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-16

Raiktit. (Amps«) Vie iieiewt Mail
hassnurahle vit r.. zany of 6..14 J
every *Wake epithet hive peas lireteePed on loins
with the mated libteatirp. rate ornery de.
scrisoitto retina/on% his toislisct, have beets carried
iw fir;serselas stung the streets. Isod pla"ced before
Mm at the Isisoih. Some ingrisious itidsviilialpro-
doted an imitation of a complete skeleton, to se.
present Paint's honey. which has been repeate&y
exhibited. and occasionally brought before him for
his striates tootevaplation. On Thursday evening.
on hi. levying the bough. he was much incouve-
ssieacesl he the pressor, of the people. who 4044
horn to the tune of •• Jefferys and Barlow." Oa
Friday revising, having undergone a kind of
usartyrdolli from his relentless perseestors, he
.hewed • white feather. and requested the Moist-
once of the police to protect him to his tudgior.
The some afternoon the contending ;Maim met in
Bishop-street, where a skirmish tusk place; the
Blots as pallid were victorious, and defeating their
enemy, took his band prisoners of war. and brought
it to their head-quarters at the Craven Arius,
playing in full chorus, "See the Conquering
Heroes come !" On Saturday. • Ferreous ear-
neatly requested him to withdraw his pretensions,
and leave the town at peace, hut infield of tok-
-I.IK the hint as well meant, he struck the man
violently on the face. We are truly sorry to
learn that on the same evening • violent affray
souk place ',dine the house of Mr. Sergeant, in
Earl-street. We umSerstanel that several persons
were severely hurt on both 'ides, bin we have not
room for she particulars. Several constables were
eini•luyed to keep the peace until a late hour.
London, England, 1820-03-16

GENERAL ELECTION.

/VTR. MATHEWS NOT AT HOME until
EASTER MONDAY.

The Nubility, Gentry (late and future Members of Parlia-
ment, and the Free and Independent Electors of Middlesex,
\Vrstain•ter, London, and Borough of Southwark), and the-
Public at I tree, are must respectfully informed that (is eon-
sequence of the general struggle fur Places sad Seats else.
wh.rr) Mr. Maibewes Parties at the Theatre-Ruyal, English
1/4)lwra Hume, Strand, will be auspeadeit until the Returns
of Members to Psrliatneet, and the Return of their Fami-
lies to *own.

N.E—The Boa-Office i■ npen daily, and the enenrrons
Cand,dates fur Places (at Mr. M.'s Entertainments) nosy
he assured that their Seats will be secured on t►e Arid
Evening of Mr. Maihers's all Call of the House, as
Moods), April 3, 1020.
London, England, 1820-03-16

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOSIAISIIT,
AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COVIITY OF
SURREY.
CrITLIMIN,
TIIOUGI-1 unable to 'awes* the gratitude 1
feel for She many favours received at your ham* per-
mit me to return you soy butt and must sincere Thrush fur
the great and distiogiiiaked honour you have • 'regal{ gibe
conferred epos me.
Demented it will ever Ile the first skint of my nob topples
myself worthy of your confidence by supporting. emu, mew
sore that will rrvivennedrooping Ctanumerre es/ batrialeril
Agrienhere; by steadily voting for Rteresebitest, &enemy,
and temperate Refutes; and by endreveeritag to preserve is
its original parity our dear-bought and invaluable Coestit
tut' .--With the greatest reaped, I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen, _

Your rrev obliod sad anal faithful Servant,
Des►ies. Nardi 14, IltO. W. J. DENISON.
London, England, 1820-03-16

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London, England, 1820-03-16

LOTTERY,

TMEI ileleilli •dvertifed 111 Port icst lure or
w ibsallbense aroma length. begs leave to point oltt
is Me hub Phistara Me Public, its leading features :—lt con-
taine9B,B9B/41111.1Ms all in one Lottery, and to be drawn in
rue Classea, of 'ipso Tickets each. The usual amount of
Pkiwellestspeseeld be 200,0001., but the Contractors have
as the swoetion of a recent Act of P4rlissient, added
40,911181 N thereby increasing the intrinsic value (up to
Ille 11 of April) 21. per Ticket ; and to get back that
210
they are allowed by the Lords of the Treasury to
the Pnblie 21. per Ticket more than the usual price.
ISO en the 11th of April 60,000/. Money will be taken from
Sibe Scheme (by what the Gazette calls a Preliainary Draw-
al), and that is to be effected by a novel method, vie. the
Drat/risky of ten Numbers, the last of which will decide ALL
THE 2,000 PRIZES OF 30/. ON THAT DAY (making
in the aggregate the 60,0001. before mentioned), and that
Preliminary Drawing is not to A, considered as a Day of
Drawings, nor to determine the ultimate fate of any of
the 2,000 Numbers that will be entitled Su the 2,000 'rainy
Pound Prizes;—not any other Numbers, nor any oiler
!Priem than these of 301. can he drawn that day.
The whole Lottery to ilsisk on the 2341 June.
Tickets and %area are selling by 81811, 4, Corahill, and
9, Chariug-cross, sad by his Agents in Ike Connery.
In the Lottery just liaisbed,, NISH sold in Sharesi
N 0.2,807, the Money Prise of 20,0001.
••• Esplanatury Schemes Gratis.
London, England, 1820-03-16

ORATORIOS.

ivrrAL COBURG THEATRE.
THE Nobility and Gentry are most respect-
rouy informed, that the establishing of the Oratorios at
this Theatre has met with universal approbation, which was
greeted by an ion-Rowing A 'Wiener, the Proprietors with
treat pleasure annoanre the Third GRAND ORATORIO
will take place TOMORROW EVENING. FRIDAY,
Mardi 17, when will be performed • GRAND RELIC-
TION of SACRED MUSIC from

SAMPSON, THE MESSIAH, AND CREATION,
Twn Acts, and One Grand MISCELLANEOUS ACT,
embracing a pleasing va►iety of :Wise and English Co..
un.itions, which will be sung by Ike following celebrated
Vocal Performers :—Signora Cori, Miss George, Miss Love,
Miss R. 'Cirri, Miss Gaskill (her third appearance), Signor
Amlorugelti, Mr. Hignian, Mater Hyde, and Mr. Prannan.
At the end of the First Act, Mr. G. Wore will play •
Caprieio on the Violin, introducing the Air of " All's
Well."
la the course of tfte evening a Concerto on the Clarionettr,
by Mr. Willman.

Tu conclude with
A GRAND BATTLE SINFORIA.

The Vocal and Instrumental Performers will exceed one
hundred, to enable the Oratorios at this Theatre to be per-
formed in a style of excellence.
A New (IrXau will be opened fur the occasion, at which
Mr. Anse will previa,.
Doses, 4s. and 3s.—Pit,24.—Gallery. is open at
Sit ; bepti at Sean; Second Price at Nine o'Cluck.
Places to he takes of Mr. Romer, at the Box Office of the
Throw, frogs Otero till ►our.
London, England, 1820-03-16

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVER%
OF LONDON.

Ottumwa;
PHU promos! gratification which arises float
victory, after a coolest most severe slid mood ably COM.
&oda. most give plass to the heartfelt aelosoolettgraesits
which I owe to post. I hove beet waled press so repeatedly
to Omsk yes for year tootiated farmers. I have so ufgeo
dampened to marinas you of the erosible impression whieh
your Mittman has gives eke to, that I fear nay Ismptage,
meet wen appear mem tw.portahe of mere ceressosioas
pelitios than, of the spiro mod salutation best adapted w
this ,ratio lag occasion.
It wad Id ill become se at sod, a otooseut to Ara,
rises bsierees the brosnotesad the anaisreessfal
I bane bithsrlo corefolly Mestaiard from sammtlinweion,
and I has as diapositive, at a period so little sailed to ;
Ibis pages; I. give istiermoet to an expression which I
might add pais to the disappolineneat of lay appoints;
am am I aim meted epos Is lay 'edam you ke *tail the
coarse *high I WWI pantie is the discharge of may Portia.
aleatory denies. If I abashes{ at aa vartirr period of the
Illemiss, from Wiry pledgee ss to the liar of candela
whiekwweld levitate my Onkel life; if, when say beterest
called for it, I &chard Indoenclog year sollimpre br an
astentstineo dlerdaynt gosishcations and of My
sorely be allowed nem to hone myself sport all wimp
meats. aid Most she Coniassas Illosse of Parliament lift
eat ireispesdest.
I am ammo an; I have remPts4 ayes goy Calleagnsee 1a.41
feel poised of the distinction bto which sat raised. limp-
have already been your flepromistatites. TiON. its filluat
phased to adapt my serrites, ialksorot44:
be sensible, In a gem degree, by the fammenlik • •
which yon formed of s 7 Whim limited Afoot& • -
I feel tbe importasee sheltie\ Mica to whit* you
appointed me; I enter arms it wish a detersairatise to WNW
cies that portion of talent with wheel I am ankeirod he dirk
advantage of my fellowtitineas, and the best intemats of 1//
King sad cerstry.
. . . . -

1 shall ever hairs pitmen -la paying all possibladaimpts.
to the wishes at my Constitnenta. in prommehr eanniiiew
Mid retrenchment in the Public Expenditure, and in em•
ileMourinc so manifest dm your Elective Franchise has eat
been iiludicionsly exercised; and that although I may he
thought by some So be delleiest in more brilliant ampeirm
memos, I shall &wham the dudes mbielt inirnated In
me faithfully, impartially. andliedltiorell• •
Believe tee to be ever.
With the realest esteems and mord,
Ifoor faithful and obedient Servant,.
GEORGE 11111DG

Maiseisre Rouse, Morels 14, 1820.

The Committee for conduAing the Ehetion of the Lard
Mayor having been informed that emend Gentlemen of the
Livery have never been solicited in his behalf, and timi
ushers, who have bosourvil his 114sedshlir with the*. ',Mel,
have not received !mere of thanks, Sleirailaleile this
opperlunily of museum them, that the antissiimpAnne been
owing to she iireorremween of tie Lists, nod mammy
tentional Neglect.
London, England, 1820-03-29

I NQU IST.
rem-

•
An inquest was beta es Monday evening, in "se of
round towers of the Penitentiary, Milllmak, on the body isf
John Franklin, a convict, who died on Sithirday night Wit
It 'prom' that the dec.used was only HO years of age,
and that he had been resettled of stealing a shawl, the pre.
perty of his sister, and oeuteaced to seven years' transports.
lion. His sentence had, however been conneasited 10 five
ran, three years of which he had pealed in the Peahen.
diary, and conducted himself during that hate exceediegly
well; bin •t length his constitution failed, and be was put
into the infinnary, where proper attention had been paid le
his case, routbrasahly to the regulation of the prison, but
he died et, ga,,,,,by night. Ferdict —Mid by the stettefeen
Of GI.

Judge Dat e. in his charge to the Grand Jar,
of the County of Galway; on the gist instant.
Stated. as a tircootatiince of which be had been op-
prirted, that fottiteen houses. the residence of geaz
Ileums' wale plundered Of Inns iis Nor Nit At.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
London, England, 1820-03-29

LIFE OFFICE-CAPITAL ONE MILLION.

Perim's assuring in this Clare participate in profits,
without incurring the liability of hoes, the Proprietors kali-
lag madertakra all responsibility; opus which priacipk sw-
armss are the instances id Tea, Twenty, sad Thirty per
Cent. being paid is addition la doe amoral assured; sad casse
►ave occurred (whet the aeration rif life has bees consider-
ably prolonged) where the payment hoe beta more than
doable she secs assured.

A Boras, amounting is meet butanes to TS per newt,
and in some to "rear* of SO per wit ow the premien
paid salbira Ow last ones pears, ending at Michaelmas
lost, boa been added to all Polities of Aasarawte effected
in this Ogles for the 'shale period of Ltfe.
No &maser May, Admission Fee. ..r 'ober Official
Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURY, lee.
London, England, 1820-03-29

THE LOTTERY.

TBISH respecifully reminds his best Mends,
• the Public, that the PRELIMINARY DAY of
DRAWING (as the Gazette calls it) will be TUESDAY,
April 11. The Public who honour Bush with their favours
are iulOrtned, shut the appestat ailsautages of the 301.
Prises, and the 40,0051/. said to be naves away by the Con-
tractors, is not confined in their Offices, bet extends to all,
and is fully explained in Bish's Schemes, and his Costumers
will participate iii every advantage, setwillistaadiug lie is
out tLe Coutractor. _

-_ _
v.* Explaaatory Schemes gratis.
TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by NISH, 4, Carl-
ini, and 9, Charing-crow; where Nu. 2,807, a Prise of
20,0001. Money, was sold ia Shares iis the Lottery just
Swished.
London, England, 1820-03-29

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, MARCh 25.
. .
On Monday last, at eight o'clock its the ~,,,
an affecting scene took place at the church of ti,itit
Denis. An august Personage went thither in the
strictest incognito, accompanied only by two or
three faithful servants, and descended alone into the
tomb of Kings, which lists joist received the seventh
victim of those dnctrines that are called liberal. He
remained there <luring half en hour, moil Ins sobs
were distinctly heard ,by his attendant..
.. A rumour prevails that Setidt, Urr. a,saii.',“
Kotzebue, having been cooducte.l under 1111 escort
from Manheim I. Mayetice, bas brell re•Ctlell by
some men in masks, and that the escort has b-eii
cult In Pieces. This, however, is Glee. —(J anent'
des Debars.)
The General Corsets of Spain Will not asoiemble.
at MAIO before the 15111 of May.
Yesterday a female, accused before the Assize
Court of Paris of having invoked the name of the
Usurper, and uttered leveral seditious expressions,
war found guilty by the jory. and sentenced to three
months imprisonment.
The liroulan army hat expressed a de.ire that
the mortal remains of Field Marshal Prince Blocher
should, after the custom of the Romans, be litter.
red under a mount of earth. This also was the
wish of the deceased. The King has given his
London, England, 1820-03-29

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

• •
COURT OF CHANCERY, Mucous's INN, Mmtco 411.

Mr. WETHERELL at the sitting of the Courts
stated, that he was ersirell by Sir Roger Orr*ley
(who was to attendance), to say that he was ready
to wawer any question that his Lordship might
wish to put to hint, relative to the letter he had
written to his mother (Lady Greeley), or to any
other subject in thi• case.
The. Loan Cn ANCELLOn obsertred he saw no ne•
ceosity for such a proceeding.
• Mr. HART stated, thst he had on the part of
Lady Grrsley turned his attention to foiming such
an order in this case, that in his opinion lime Court
ought to make. He hail not been able to lind •
precedent exactly in point, although he knew there
was nue. The one he alluded to was the case of a
bricklayer's daughter, at the town of Tunbridge,
where his Lordship committed the father for allow-
ing an intercourse between her and a ward who was
heir to a large fortune. He therefore had to re-
quest that his Lordship would allow the case to
stand over until to-morrow morning.

The LORD CIIANCRI.LOR—" Be it so."
The Earls of Verulam and Candi. tools the
oaths, as Scots Lord., In (lushly them to vote for
the election of Scots Peers.

The Court was occupied the remainder or the
day until half.psst three o'clock in hearing lunatic
prtitions, of no interest, at which hour his Lordship
rose.
London, England, 1820-09-27

SPOUTING ANECDOTES.

This day is published, 'vibe:fished with a Chararteristir
Froulirpieer, repre.eniing Eight Varieties of tienirsisig
Amusements, price 94. hoards, or 121. eleganily bound,
IQ PORI" NG AN EC DOTES, Os lona and
Selected (many of them concerning our late King;;
ineludisqg nom-row Charneteriatie Pursrait• of Person. In
every Walk of Life, who have acquired Nonni...) tom their
Achievements iiie the Turf, al the Table, and in the Diver-
sions of the Field; she whole forming a complete Deliaration
of She Smarting IVorld.

By PIERCE EGAN.
London : Printed fur Sherwood, Nevly, and Jusics, Paler-
nosing. now.
••• Mr. F:aan has, in a little octavo volume, entitled
" Sporting Anecdotes," contrived to amass tug. ther all hip
Particular" of Horse, Dug, and M3II, worthy of being
known. ; goy cumposition—toll Of when and par.
tit whir iii. • slip of mornioty in it, like ■ Ind of
leniun-pvel in a poinehe—and delightfully Savoured with
the rbotcebt lime juice of slang —hat.pwin's Lui.d.:n Ma.
"wine, August, 1820.

BECKFOICH ON HUNTING.

This day is published, elegantly printed its Elvis. on fine

wore paper, and illustrated will, numerous Cuts, price
14e. in boards, a New Edit))))) of
THOUWiTS on FOX Nod HARE HUNT-,
ING ; in a Series of IA tiers to a Friend.
By PETF.K BECKFM(I),
The Publishers beg Irmo. respecifull to recommend the
present Edition of Mr. Ileckfued's valuable Work to the no-
tice of Spurting Gentlemen. It will beihund to stop:mi nil
preceding Editions, in elegance of paired., prictiox, and
il-
lustrrttoo. The Authues Nuns, also, which have long
been untitled, are here , and lender this Edition
perished, desirable.
Mr. Beekfurd, in his ion d " Thoughts on Hunt-
ing," has so well describedlialowesent Practice of Hunt-
ing, and given such solid aitriP ational advice an the sub•
jest, that his Treatise bas, (rum the date of it• publication,
heroine a general text book; indeed, all persons that de.
light iu held Spurts should be in possession of it—Scoter
British Field Sports.
lassiduu : Painted fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater.
nualer-rue.

Java pobliaisad, • Second Edition, price Bs.
firlii E TRAVELS mill ousEßvATioNs
or the WANDERING JEW; comprchentlinc View
of die most dirtingosshert !Deem • in the II ktury or Mankind
since the dextruelion of the Temple of Jerusalem by Tiling ;
with a descriptiina of the Nl:lnners, Customs, and reniarkable
Monuments of the mod celebrated Nations; interspersed
with Anecdotes of eminent Men of different periods. Em-
bellished with Maps and numerous Eagrivings; collected
and arranged
London, England, 1820-09-27

By the Rev. T CLARK.
. T.

This Work will 'afford • systematic new of the Decline
and Fall of Empires, the improvrmrsit in Morals effected by
the propagation of the Christian Religion, and the ""ea
which tondo! to form the different kingdoms that HUM Cull.
eliluie 11w European confenerncy.
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Oxfuril-t.ireet ; and Messrs. Mitts, Upper lirrkelcy stri et.
. .

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London, England, 1820-07-11

To Mrs. JOHNSON, Proprietor of
Till: AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP,
No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street, Loudon.
111 ADA Aff Maw 1...! pe• rienced the blessed
effects of your Syrup ma TWO of my Children, I beg
to irsert the case of Our, on o horn is had the must ex-
„,ardinary effects. My child, who. la two years and a half
obi, has been suffering snider apes:les of dris..ty ever
.tore :4 Was six ortionths old, to the extrrnir dims lalty
cutt;og her teeth, su much so, Ih it ti Weal waste of fir,,b
mill distortion isf the joints, rendered the child incapable of
!acing moved without a pillow, at the same tinse having irons
ow her legs in preveat their getting inure shish/rte.!, oh, u,
directed by Providence, I was rreurtaniended to apply to you
for 4hr Syrrap,• which, after using two or three days, my
Mills! wigwam.' to slceire fresh life arid wetted', and how-
ever stema!ar it may spiv, dr, after using only Oue Horne 4.f
the syrup, I was rivalled to take the irons frusta her Issza,
end shortly after she heroine perfectly restored. Every
slurry as to the troth of the above gill bis cheerfully answer.
s by your awn isbc!!iesit Serest's,
Nu. li, Crown coin t, l'it 'AA t-dreet,
Temple E..r, Miry 4, lat2ll.
To he had of the Proprietors, Johnson anal Williams, 94,
Newninn-stret4 ; and, by their appointment, of all Ilse Mc,
dictate Venders it Town soul Country, at 2a. 9d. per Mottle.
JOHNSON relieves the Poor,rx ttßunt, di her
house, every Tuesday nod Saturday inornisig, front Nine till
Ten to'Clock, by bringing a letter from a respectable house.
Mtge[, w malty least they *semi objects of elisrity.

P. !MAGER.
London, England, 1820-05-23

THE SECOND 10,000 TICKETS.
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•
TBISH rripectlially nctvaiiiiitsi his hest Ftienain.
• the Public, that 7,5(0 of the first 10,090 Tickets
that were put into the Lottery Wheel have hers drawn, brav-
ing now in, only 1,600 Tickets; to which sill he added,
previous to the next Drawing Day flat of Jame), the Recond
10,000 Ticket., snaking 12,500 Tickets to he drat, on the
next Two Days of Drawinz. T:u, number that will be
drawn each Day is sot yet known, as the Gazette says it is
left to the diacretion of she Commissioners for the Lottery
haw many shaft be drawn neat Dar.
The Wheel contain. 62 Capital*, all of which must be
drawn on the next Two (lava of Drawing.
Warranted lambus Ticket. and Shares are now selling et
DISH'S Offices, 4, Cornball, and 9, Charing-cross, Loudon ;
and by his Agents is the cuentry ; where the Public may
rely on participating in every advantage appertaining to the
Lottery, to the fullest extent ; and by a ward arrangement,
perdition between the 16th of May and the let June, may
kin the chance of the Nett Day's Drawing without any
risk.

••• DISH has already sold in Shares SIX Capitals is the
rimiest Lottery.
London, England, 1820-05-23

14ORTI MER HOUSE. 11, 111.,rtimer.strret,
Cavendislimplare.—bliss A ESA LOM begs lease to
return her •rest pat. fel aekuouledgincuts fur the favours
conferred on ►er honor for so many years, humbly soliciting
• enistineence of that piteessige .he inlets by her attention
she has endeavou►ed to merit, and has the satisfaction to
my, that in addition to an extensive, novel, sod elegant
Assortment of SPRING MILLINERY, .lie has (peculiar
in hr►ertt) the Musa Straw Bonnet, composed entirely of
British Msnefseteree, which will be found by those Ladies
who condescend to homier Mortimre House with their pre.
seem, to excel any thing that liar yet been offered. She
begs to add, she has some light mud heaut:fol transparent
Bonnets, in embroidered straw.work. rich crape, muslin, &e.
An retire new and elegem Assortment of Dress Caps, all of
which are managed so as to meet the wishes of the mud
economical—Two Day Appr ntic.s wanted in the Millinery.
London, England, 1820-05-23

DErAaftnise.

Tim Doboand Ditches. of Bedford, froth Wisoburn Abbey,
fur their seat in Drwonshiro.
Earl Tvriple, from ittneltiairliam House, Pall-mall, for
his sent, Poulton, Docks,
The Earl and Countess of Darnley, and tie Ladies Blies
and Lord Clifton, room thew house in Berkeley.srpiare, fir
(heir mat, Cobham Hull, Kest.
The Earl of A.libieruham, yesterday, from his honk is
Dower-sired, for bes seat, A.hboruham Place, Sties. x.
; The Earl of Granard, from the Royal Hotel, St. James's.
weft, for Paris.

iiiURY.LANE TREATRICAL FUND.

The total •monnt iff the taliseript ion collected at the laid
Driory-lane Theatrical feud Dinner was 1,200/. inelard*
the followinx donatlims:—.His Majesty, 105/.; the Doke of
York, 521.; the Duke of Bedford, 52/. ; Load Yarmouth,
'101.; Lord Faure, the Marquis of Stafford, Rowland Stephen.
sun, Joint Mauro, sue J. B. Wok Esqrs. 10/. each ;
Allen, Esq. Rattentierdh, Esq. and many other', 5/. ;
and Mrs. retina, 501. The announcement of these bene-
factions was received with loud applause. prrticulartY the
last ; en.l in the rousse of the evening the Duke of York pro-
prised the health of Mrs. Coons, which was drunk with op-
timism.

A complimentary letter to the Treasurer, Mr. Keen, from
Mr. Sloane, of Linen/it% lion-fieldg', Was read, regretting his
• inability to be present st the dinner and enclosing his subsej.
lute—a cheque for 1001.
Mr. KW{ bestowed a high panegyric on the liberality of
this Gentleman, who had been a frequent benefactor to the
Society; and the braille of Mr. Sualse was is consequence
skulk with applause.

ROWING MATCH.

Yesterday a grand row ism ,watch took place on the River
Thames, from Ilse tril Swan, near Loudon-bridge, to the
Old Stan; near Battersea. From the Aneneia of the day,
It proved, gtatifying treat to the holiday folks acid the lovers
of aquatic aniumnicnis. The lace of the river made a brew.
WO display 'from the great number of boots of every de.:
seripticm that graced it, and many of which ircompanied
the rowers to their destination. Carter and Golf weft the
compilitors. A dispute basin,: ,riserbetWeeu them, the
conks, was adjourned to another day.
London, England, 1820-05-23

PRICE OF

The average price of anti's' or Museavado Sugar, row.
pied from the keiuras made in list week ending the 17th
Jay of May, 1820, hi 117 s. 11J. per hundred weight, rue
Musty* of the Duties of C 1100411.. paid me pa able Ihere..
ou the importation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1820-07-29

4Q17.4174 fiCURSION.
. .

Thursday Whig appointed by the Lord Mayor for hold.
tag a Court of Conservancy at Richmond, every prepara-
tion was made to promote the pleasure which this civic
expeditiou generally affords.
The City Barge, with theGoldemitlre Barge, and a num-
ber of busts with awning., cud gay company, formed the
flotilla.
The Lord Mayor and Corporation received at Westmin-
ster-bridge several distiognished persons, with a large party
of ladies, elegantly attired. They took their seats on the
upper platform of the barge, and added much to the spite-
dour of the scene.
After the removal the towers belonging to the Goldsmiths'
Company gave the Lard Mayot three cheers, which wu re-
tarded with spirit mid ethet. At twelve o'clock they pro.
eeeded nu their voyage, there being at least twenty boats in
the stinagron.
London, England, 1820-07-29

THE -MURDERS AT WOOLWICH.

MAIDSTONY. THURSDAY, JULY 47.
The trial of Necheit, for the murders of Thomas
Parker. and his hottsekeeper. Sarah Brown, at
Woolwich. in March last, takes place to-morrow
(Friday) morning, at eight o'clock. The case ex-
cites a good deal of interest, particularly in the
county; and the similarity between it and that of
Hassey, for the murder of Mr. Bird, of Green-
wich, and hie hiSuielieeper, increases that interest.
Since the trial of Nicholson, for the extraordinary
murders of Mr. and Mrs. Boner, of Chios.'horst,
Kent, so many persons hive not been collected in
this town, on account of one investigation, as are
now drawn to Maidstone to hear the trial of "the
Woolwich murderer," ss be is called.
Nestrett's conduct in prison is, and has been, of
a very remarkable character. To those around
him Ire expresses his confidence that he shell he
acquitted; and he then exults in the idea that the
officer will' be deprived of the large rewards offered
for the apprehension of Mr. Parker's murderer.
This elevates him so much, that he will afterwards,
with the moat astonishing song froid, join other
Prisintera in any game* they may be pursuing, such
as fives, jumping, &c. Although his irons weigh a
quarter of r hundred weight, he can distance most
of his companions in jumping. Sli:wid any
strangers appear and gaze upon him. he either
amities a sullen and reserved air, abruptly turns
away from them, or treats thew rather rudely
by throwing. water at them. At oilier times
he walks shout in a gloomy manner, readiug
a religions book which has been given him by the
clergyman, which he cathrthe the Person's Book."
To prevent him from committing ally violence
upon himsetf, two men constantly remain with
him when he is in his cell ; and this precaution
is not unnecessaly. us a curious circumstance has
sliessir on what his thoughts were sometimes di.
rived. fie had written three or four letters
to some leading, county and London Papers.
purporting to come from some other pets ni.
announcing that the celebrated Nesbett, conscious
of his iiii.ncettee, and unable any longer to bear the
burden or die charges against hop. had committed
suicide by cutting his arm and Weeding to death.
These letters were intercepted, and attic% charge
was made to ascertain whether he had secreted ally
means of accomplishing such design. Nothing was
compd. •
Nesbett, while stationed at Woolwich, had fre-
quently been employed by Mr. Parker to work in
his garden, &c. ; and the prisoner • thus acquired
an accurate knowledge of tile ways of the house
and of the family.
The Grand Jury, having terminated all the other
Waimea beforo•them, proceeded with this. They,
returned-three true bills" against Nesbett for
the murder of Mr.. Parker—for the robbery of the
houte—and for the murder of his housekeeper.
London, England, 1820-07-29

GRAND REGATTA.

Yesterday the lo►ers of aquatic amusements were highly
gratified at beholding one of the best contested rowing
matches Witnessed on the river Thies's. The day was
benefits!, and • greater number of pleasure sad other boats
never graced the face of the river before on a similar occa-
siou. It was for a Prise Wherry, entitled " The Amateurs
Prize Wherry," built by Messrs. Seek. and Godfrey, the
subscription of the Margolis of Worcester, Lord Forbes,
Lord Glan►ille, Lord W. Fizgeraid, and several other Noble-
men. It +as rowed for by seven pair of oars, in two beats,
the first three in the first beat being only entitled to start
for the second, or winning heat. They were distinguished
by a separate coloured flag. At three o'clock they started
front Westminster-bridge, when George Colf, of W►itehall,
and Richard Parson, of Bankside, having been successful in
the first beat, ultimately became victors.
London, England, 1820-07-29

. rug OR N.
the foilowiag is her Ithjesty's gracious Answer
to the Ac!drew from the female Inhabitants of
Nottingham:—
" I alsoalil be eleficieet in sensibility if I bad sot felt the
wanness gratitude and more than ordinary delight, when I
stentintd hum the Ferreele Inhabitants of the town of Not-
tingham and its skinity ■n Addict's which is remarkable
for the amiable spirit which it breathes, sad for the fervour
of attachment to my person and rights which it displays. I
am proud of bring the Queen of womea of such generous
seattatents; and 1 arts happy to remark that such sentiments
jordiesne an increased sod increasing cultivation of the
female mind.
" To be conscious that the hearts of so large a portion of
say oeu sex are vibrating with emotions of affection fur his
Majesty's Royal Consort, that they are viimpathisiug with her
sorrows and deprecating her wrongs, and that her happiness
is the object of their pious supplications, cannot bat awaken
in my breast the must pleasurable sensations. The same
spirit of devotedness to the fair fame, to the lawful right.,
and to the general iutereste or a persecuted Qeeen, which
animates the Female Inhabitauts of Nottiugham, is, I trust,
diffused through a lame majority of their countrywomen.
They will consider the boomer of her Majesty as reflected
upon themselves—they will best know bow to appreciate
the vexations by *lnch I have been harassed—the slanders
by which I have been assailed-4nd tbeiudiguities by which
I have been oppressed.

" With the most gentle delicacy the Female Inhabitants
of the tows of Nottingham and Ile vicinity hive touched
those springs of grief hi my heart, which will ever continue
panifslly to *borate at the recollection of the noir and dear
relattrti of whom 1 have been ►ereaved, and partiralarly of
that departed saint is whose talents and whose virtues the
women have lost a model of the most estimable excellence.
■nd the notion in general • future Sovereign goober whose
fostering care that liberty would have Sonrished which gives
happiness in the people and security to the Throse."
London, England, 1820-07-29

Si the road. from Woolwich to Purtrumith, on
• 'he 3.1 of Nlurch lasr. U, affirmed that he had pro-
iierty to a great amount in contrabaad good. when
oe left Portsmouth, and he came to London for the
pnrpose of disposing of it, and did sell to a Jew
About as mach is came to 14/. He concluded by
orcitreeigg hi. innocence of the murder, and said his
Counsel hid a certificate of his character [rum

t hr 141 hi, defence to him.
Ur.. ANDREWS said he had the taper to which
Pinner alliirtril; but there were no witurvses
.'ist-he could call that would he of soy service to

F'.l" COMMON SERJEANT—" There are three
,•rsons of hi. family, my bird, among my wit-
• ,•ess.s. whoiri I have not; hut my Learned Friend
.1" rsl4 .f lie Omsk, proper."
The Prisoner—" If I could have got liberty and
I could have got plenty of witnesses."
J4hrs Nt.hett swor,,—(a youth about 14, he
wisrllitterly on coming into the box, and the
Prstaatv also seemed much affected). ilk swore
that a murk of fire on his father'. pantaloons were
_ .

made long before the murder of Mr. Parker.
The LEADS ED JUDGE. ut the desire of the Pri-
soner., permitted the witness Coles to be called
again. In reply to s spiostion from the Prisoner,
he fluid he supposed the property he took with him
In London might he worth about 401.; it was in
vontrabsoid go
erods.
The Prison then requested his nephew might
be celled again. Duffey was then asked, if the
Prisoner hid ssot complained to him that some one
had robbed him ? Ile replied, he had complained
4.1 another young woman having robbed him, but
not Ann Winter.
Ti. Learned JUDGE then proceeded to sum up
the evidence to the Jury ; who consulted together
about tom minutes, when they returned a verdict
The Learned JUDGE then placed on his head
the awful black cap. said admonished the Pri-
soner to make use of the short tune he had to
live in supplication at the Throne of Grace fur
mercy and forgiveness. Ile then sentenced him to
be conveyed bo.rk from 'whence he came, and from
theme to the place of execution on Monday next;
there to be hanged by the neck till he was dead,
and his body to be delivered to be anatomiz"t4
The Prisoner, who had during the whole of the
trial maintained the greatest firmness. now ippetar-
-431 s little touched ; lie shed a few tears, but hastily
drying them up, he exclaimed, " Though the lass
cf my country have found rite guilty, I am nut
guilty of the crime. The mass who committed it
i• now i,r Maidstone."

Ile woo then taken from the bar, exclaiming,
he was innocent of it.
The. Prisoner is a well-looking man. of a reso-
foie sod- fearless expression of countenance, and
appears about 43 years of age.
London, England, 1820-07-29

HARLEQUIN HOAX;

OR. A PANTOMIME PROPO4-ED.

Stage Hamner, Mr. &enough ; Patch, Mr. Fit:trillium ;
Prompter, Mr. Adcock ; Factotum, Mr. Ellie; Harlequin,
Mr. IVyatt ; Shadrach, Mr. Smith. Columbine, Miu
Carland.
After the Pantomime (eighth time IhisSeation) the grand
Serio•Comic Melo-Dramatic Bnrletta, in three acta,called

THE PROPHECY;
Or, THE GIANT SPECTRE.

Manfred, Mr. Huntley; Count of Falconers,. Mr. Ben-
sough ; Theodore, Mr. Watkins; Raymond, Mr. Ridgway;
Thonixaci, Mr. Wyatt; Jacques, Mr. Fitzwilliam. llyppo.
lira, Miss Taylor; Matilda, Miss Norton; novella, Miss
Copeland.
To conclude with (sixth time these two Seasons) a grand
Legendary Melo.drame, in three short Acts. under the title of
RICHARD THE FIRST.
Boxes, 2s.—Gallery, Is.

Doors open at half-plat Five, begin •at haltpast Six.
Half price at half-past Eight.
On Monday next will lie produced, for the first time, an
entirely new Comic Borletta, called Wheel. 'violins Wheel.,
in which Mir. Voule, late of the Theatres Royal Drury.
lane and I.yerion, w.II male her first appearance on this
Slue —Othrr No►elties are in preparation.
London, England, 1820-05-12

F.ISHIO.VARLA: PARTIES.

Earl Bathurst entertniaed • large party of .I..iimeni.hea
penittaages yesterday at his house in Great Sisulsoiw...treet,
I May-fair
i Lord Castlereagh will give an elegant entertarament this
I slay, to a large party of distinction, ei his hourin at.
f harp's-square. ..
Countess Brairchanip's trill, .yesterday evening, in M.
Jawiees.sqoare, was &Headed by upwards of 200 distingaivb.
I ad f*mitionabkrq,
Mrs. Matson Taylor entertained a large party of fashion.
able, yesterday evening, at her house in .Cayendisle squire. .
Mr,. Gosling has issuerl cards of invitation for a grand
assembly on the 16th instals!, at her honse ia Portland-place.
The Marchioness of Canideii's rout yesterday ryening, in
1 Arlington-strcet, was both ormierriaily and fashionably
attended.
..
The Earl and Countess of St. Geriatrics entertained a
party of friends yesterday with a gram! dinner, at their
I honor in St inmeer.stinare.
Lady Lou... lintel" hsa issued cards of incitation Pr •
grand rout on the Itith- hoe, at her hones in Pall-moll.
London, England, 1820-05-12

POLICE.
.....

•ow-nurrt.

I.ate-on Torsdiy evening Mamas Camber was brought up
by William S.tliisoi, nee of the principal officers belonging
Iv This afire, on suspicion of sheep-stealing. On Friday
last nine Amp, the prupersy of Rube's Spencer, of H.nrp•
I'm. 'Weber, were stoles, fruns an enclosure at Hampton.
The sheep were seen safe 'Wad right u'rlock on she pre.
ceding evening, and asespirion fell nit the Prisouer, in ems-
seqomice of his having been seen at the Ellie of the paddock
shot rv►nusg. It was p►oved that the Prisoner had taken
issue sheep, shows three o'clock on Friday morning, Its a
botcher in Cleikenwell In he slaughtered.
The Prisoner haul fairly bee., in the service of Mr. Spen-
Cc.. He was rum• silted for re.exansinalisen to.morrow.
London, England, 1820-05-12

ions impl:tsted in the eland* off. tfie purchase, or
the sale of the bales of nankin winch were ou board
the Bores Ti which was ;wrecked in the port of
Ostend. Tweettpone were sentenced to be im-
prisoned fora year: eight for our Month; and Him.
teen are acquitted.

A IEIMA.

WASHIMOTOS, •Pllit. 7.

A meeting of Members of Congrees i, lb be
held ~,,, mew evroirig, for the purpose of norni-
naiin4 candidate" for President and Vice-President
of the United Sinter. There appealss to be.a una•
uinionr voice in favour of Mr. Monroe 's. President.
Mach diversity of opinion prevails as to the candi-
date for Vice-Preaidelet. Messrs. Tompkins, Rash,
Robert+, Clay, Mercer, and MOrtow, are all spoken
of. It is vi ry doubtful whether a nomination will be
made. Many will go to the Meeting for the !pur-
pose of voting to adjourn ; or, in other words, to
defeat the object or it. Some think it wholly in-
expedient to go into • nomination at this time.
Others will attend; •nd if the motion to adjourn
al Id not prevail, they will leave the room. lam
induced to believe, that if • nomination and recom•
mendatiou should be made, Monroe and Tomp-
KINS will be placed oil the ticket. A cousiderahle
number wi►h to know the result of the New York
election before they agree to nominate • candidate
fur Vice-Prerident. You •ball hear soon after the
meeting is over.
/From the National Intelligencer, April 10. J

General ♦'ireo, the Envoy Extraordinary from
Sp:B6, yesterday arrived at the Franklin Hotel in
this city.
We have not received from authority rdly ac-
count of what took place at the meeting of Mem-
bers of Congress on Saturday last, convened by
public notice, for the purpose of considering the
expediency of makfng a nomination of suitable per-
sons as candidates for the Presidency and Vice-
Presidency of the United item We learn gene-
rally that the meeting was shirr, about 30 Members
only being present.
The wortiiiig, indeed, was oce of the most on.
favourable for the meeting that could be imagined,
pouring rain the whole time. Mr. Nelson, of Vir-
ginia, was called to the chair, and it was determined
in edict, but in what form we know not, that it was
inexpedient for the Members then assembled to
proceed to mike a nomination.
London, England, 1820-07-20

Senator Leto, anti tit eseilier Petrissopuioq
tended. by
_The Fowl Guilford, Knight Greed Crditi Roya'
Mari of M. Shelter! and St. George; Colonel Sir Frederic
llaakry, Knight Cnienrialider of that Order, and *enter
ip I.lral Arditeltl Sir t. btelllaHd, a CR. Grand Master or
lira Orders of St 411ebiel St.tiebree, sod hiajeaty'a
Lord Nigh !htipassi Air the holdall Minds; and Captail
Aldelae.Ctithp to Sir Illailland
*a, toltodneell to ho ttliqesiy. end Presented en
Address from tine United Shoes or the lonian
blonds, on his Itiejesty'i iieertisis.:•o to the Crown er
these realms.

His aillirOty W 64 seated on the Throne, and haw.
ing inmit graciously received the Addres.. Ivo
pleased to invest the Senator L 460 isith • slid
Simians of a Knight Commander of the Order of
Set. Michael unit St. George, which Were presented
to his Majesty by Sir George 'Sayler, King at Arms
of the Order, on a crimsons velvet cushion. The
Senator Lain then had the honour to kiss Iris Ma.
jest's hand. and retired.
His Majesty afterward, held an Investiture of
the Order of the 11.111. at which were nre.ent
The Duke of York, Lord Henley, Vionment Kehl, Sir
Warren, Sir Alnreil Clarke, Sir James &Limner; Lord How.
deo, Sir R .1. Strahan, and Sir Brent Spencer, Knights
errand CroOrs • Sir George Nayler, Gleilealogist ; James
l'ulmsn, Esq. leputy Bath King at Arens, and G. F. Belts,
Esq. Gentleman Usher of the ReJ Rod.
Admiral Sir Charles Henry Knowles, Bart. wan
introduced, Knighted, and invested with the En-
signs of a Knight Grand Ctn... Admiral Sir
Henry Trollope and Vice-Admiral Sir Henry
d'Esterre Darby were also introduced, when the
Patter wits Knighted, and both were invested with
the Ensigns of Knights Commanders of the Order.
London, England, 1820-07-20

THE QUEEN.

tier Majesty the Queen has taken Brandenburgh
!louse, oh the Thome!, the late residence of the
Margmitte of Ansp:sch, for six months. Her
filaiesty will take possession of it on Tuesday next.
A family at Milan, that lent the Queen a house
for six wee ks, hate volunteered to come to Erw.land.
to speak in behalf of her Alojetsty. The Lady of
this family is Ai. vrsity years of age.
On Friday last. Mr. B. J. Capper arrived at
Dunkirk with live 111/11411S; he took than on to
Ostend. aii3 fawn thence they were to go on to the
Hague.
London, England, 1820-07-20

This day is published, in octavo, price 2s. 6d. sewed,
ASER.MON, µreached Itrfote the INCOR-
PORATED SOCIETY for the PROPAGATION of
the GOSPEL iss FOREIGN PARTS, at thrir Awniversary
Meetiot, in the Parish Church of St. Idari-ie.Bow, us Fri-
day, February IS, 1810,
Ry the Right Rev. EDWARD, Lord Bishop of OXFORD.
Together with the Report of the Nociety for the year
1819; to which are ed, lists of the Society's Mission..
aries, Catechists, and Schoolmasters, and of the loottpor-
atrd and Assoieiated Members of the Society.
Sold by F. C. and J. Rashers's, No. 3, Waterleaplace,
Pall.inall, and No. 62, St. Poore Church yard.
London, England, 1820-07-20

•
the .trial only to be made to tbs lest iaslaoce
at, a elven line. The •esperitnent has, how-
ever. been alreinly tried. This new itiverttion. to
which Mr. BURGESS lays chi's, is the old l'h"
suggested upwards of 30 years ago, and which was
pat down let-the I;itahtitliment of the mill coaches.

The 4puit of Mr. DODD, it would seem, hai
Ireninngf.loll:l into Mr. 114/4601M5, sell wank,• new

uvenge ll id r by putting down the cried coschts.

The Paris Palters of Suerley 'lost •have arrived.
The debate on the .fludget was opened oil Sa-
turday in the cliaisler or Peers. After five Int M.
herr had spoken it was adjourned until Monday.
The &hate on the projrct of the law respecting the
Treaty of Peace with itlgiewt was also adjourned to
the rime dry.

American Papers to the ititl ult. lime omitted,
from which the following are extracts:—

AMERICANS IN SPAIN.

The last N•timral listelligencer contains -• eor-
resi ; deuce between Mr. Forsyth, our Minister iu
Spain, and Don Juan Jabal. Foreign Secretary of
State, in which is announced the pleasing intelli-
gence, that all the citizens of the United States
who have been confined in Sisanish prisons fur
having
.taken • part in the South American Insur-
rection, have been liberated by Ferdinand VII.
This net, adds Mr. Forsyth, is evidence of the
spirit of generous friend►hip which is hereafter to
animate ■nd regulate the intercourse between
Spain and the United States. The correspond-
eoce on the subject took place in March and April
last.
London, England, 1820-07-20

CITY PETITION.

Lord Easciire again called toe attention of the
House to the Petition front the Lord Mayor and
Corporation of Loudon against the Bill of Pains
rod Penalties in progiess through their Lori Wipe
House.

The Petition bring again read,
The LORD CHANCELLOR repeated his previous
objection. The House ought et least to be cautious
in receiving such a Petition. He left it with their
Lordships to determine if it would be right, under
the circumstauces which be bad pointed out, to
receive it.
London, England, 1820-07-20

POLICE.

111101V-IPTIErr.
Yesterday Ms Distorts?* and Thomas Groin were 'sail'
brought up on a charge, the particulars of which have berm
already stated, and of which the following is the substance :
Jahn Mitchell, the Prosecutor, was is passeasism of a house
at Klagsbery, the property of Mr. Wain., of the Opera
Mouse; the Prisoners disputed the right of possession
with the said Mitchell, sad iii the coarse of which dispute
Modal* presented a pistol at Mitchell, of which be ininie.
diately pulled the trigger, bat it fortunately Hashed in the
par. The pistol, on laspeirtiosi, was foiled to be very
►eavily charged. They were bosh fully tuainsitted for trial ;
the former fur maliciously shouting at the said Jobs Mitchell,
and the latter for aiding and abetting in the mac
London, England, 1820-07-20

• ctißnws misratirt

ZITIACT /mom A pas v•ln LIM*. .

PAIIIII. JULY N.
An error with respect to a name has given rise to
a mistake, thicket present is the exclusive topic of
conversation in all the saloons of the faubourg Sr.
Glevessin. Owe day.laitt Week the Duke de Castres
had • dinner-party at his hove—while they were at
table about seven o'clock, a valet, attired is the
royal state li►e►y, suddenly entered, and caused
himself to he announced as coining from the King.
He was the bearer of • portrait of Louis XVIII.,
which be presented to the Duke de Castres, say.
ing, that his Majesty had sent it to him. The
Duke, although • Peer of France, is not at all in
favour, and he could not conceive how such an ho-
nour Ras emended for him; he thought. indeed. that
there was some mistake; but the valet assured him
that the order was positive, and that he wee bound to
execute it. lie withdrew. and the Duke was en•
rmmed. Shortly afterwards another valet arrives,
also entionueniK himself es coming from the King,
and bringing medals fur the Duke de Cashes. Ilis
Grace because more and more surprised, and, in his
joy. lie gave • busts (twenty franc piece) to the
royal sue►senger. Presently, alts! a third valet sr.
rived, accompanied by the two former. sod the ob.
jeCt of their visit wee wholly different: they came
to confess and retrieve their error. Whet they had
brought to the Duke de Caws's was destined for
the Duke Decasea! The similarity the name
deceived them.