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London, England, 1820-04-20

The second trial will commence to-morrow.

Parliament will meet to-morrow, and when we
consider the very extraordinary situation to which
the country has been reduced, it may well be af-
firmed that never did the great Councils of the
realm meet at a period of greater or more general
anxiety. A painful feeling of alarm pervades the
great body of the nation, nor is this uneasy sen-
sation relieved by the reflection that the general
tranquillity of the State rests solely spots the strong
arm of military power, and that unless Parliament
be determined to investigate the canoes of the ex-
isting malady with candour and firmness, the pub-
lic safety. ceunot be obtained but at the price of
blood. We are very far from advising that mili-
tary force should not be energetically employed to
check the outrages of the malcontents when they
threaten the public tranquillity, but deeply agitated
as the country is said to be at present, we cannot
hope that force alone will be capable of improving
the moral sentiments of the deluded multitude,
of teaching them to prefer industry to riot, and of
leading them back to the exercise of throe social
qualities which since rendered them citizens
and obedient subjects. Force has been tried, but
no improvement followed, and the harsh measures
which Parliament adopted in the last Session, so
far from correcting the evil they professed to re-
medy, seem rather to haie lent an additional de-
gree of bitterness to the minds of the 'gnaw...—
We trust that not a moment will be lost in bring-
ing the state of the country before the view of both
Houle of Parliament, and that Committees will
be appointed solemnly and seriously to investigate
the sources of the present calamity, and der.se the
means of shutting theta up for ever.
The KING will, we understand. proceed to the
House of Lords in state 011 this day week. for the
purpose of meeting his first Parliament. mud of
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

(Continued from our Piper of gesterdop.)

The Bride river being full, we were obliged to
go along its banks till we came to the port or ferry
boat, which is similar to their waggons, level at
each end and fastened to a thick rope tied to stakes
on each side the river, this ruuuing along the side
of the host through rollers., one man is sufficient to
push it across, though loaded with • waggon, two
bullocks, and my two horses.
In half an hour from the river I arrived at
Zweßroaden, di►tant from Human's 22 miles. The
town has a very pretty appearance, the white houses
and the range of mountains at the back, and the
cultivated lands around, appearing from the dis.
lance like gardens, strike the eye of a traveller,
especially an ludian, and one used to the flats of
Betigul.
1 rode up to the Landeost, M►. B.'. house, to
vrlsoin I had letters of introduction, but found he
mos out in his tents some miles off. I was directed
to the I se of the Field Cornet, a name given to
the tinter,- who carries into effect the orders of the
Listiiirust, and who In the Dutch time raia:d the
farmers in the neighbourhood and headed them
ogaitot the liaffers.
They are expected to entertain all travellers. who
also must report themselves to them. The Cornet,
Peter 'route, was also from home, but his wife and
water, two very pretty women, especially the letter,
welcomed me in Dutch; and the Landrost's ser.
vent, who had contliicted me here, spoke English,
to dust 1 explained all my wants.
As it was necessary to snake arrangements for
my future progress, 1 begged the servants to hire
me too hussies, my own bring too fatigued to go on.
A relation of my hostess now Caine in, mid as he
spoke a little Eng telt, I contrived to keep up •
kind of eourrnatiun until the hovers arrived, loge.
tiler with a guide, when I was told that the Land.
lost was not more than au hour and a half's die
twice ulf.

We kept along the ranged the Zwellemlom Bing,
till we arrived at r steep delimit and a Worm'
the uypunte Iti about three hours after
starting, we yew two moll tents. and riding op u
them, tumid Air. IL who, in the politest monster,
did terry thing 1 minuet' ; pre tae a route for my
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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

C AMBRIDGE, APRIL 17.
Yesterday the Rev. Williston Purish, M.A. of
Magdalen College, Jorks )))) ion Professor, was ad-
mitted to the degree of Bachelor in Divinity.
The Rev. %Veltman Iliblyard, M.A. has been ap-
pointed Chaplain of Trinity College, in the noun
of the Rev. W. Sharpe, M.A.
The Rev. 11. Brown liar been presented to the
Rectory of Adams,. Leicestershire ; and the Rev.
F. Wrangham, M.A. was lot week instituted to
the Rectory of Thorpe Bassett, sitar Mallon.
The following Gentlemen were ordained on Sun.
day se' 'ght in Peterborough Crtiudral, by the
Lord Bishop of that diocese :
Dmeowr—iss. Essiwiek, B.A. Catharine Hall; J. Hurt,
B A. 85.11 Hewett Linton, H A. St. John's College; and
George Gilbert, H A. Corp.. Christi College, Cambridge.
Priests —Auslean Josses, B.A. Trinity College; Tmchariah
Shrapnel Warren, R A. Sidney College; and 31urdautil Bar-
nard, B.A. Christ College, Cambridge.

OXFORD. APRIL 15.

The Rev. John Cooke. 1) D. a►►d Rector of
Wood Eaton ; and the Rev. T. Lee. D.D. and
Rector of airsington. are elected Proctors for the
Diocese of Oxford, in the Convocation of the
Clergy.
Wednesday, the first day of Ester Term, the
following ►leveef were conferred :

)lasters of Arts—lter. J. W. Bellamy, St. John's College,
incorporated from Queer's College, Cambridge; Rev. W. Zo.
Marvin and Rev. It. T Rosattainclt, of University College;
W. Horgan, junior, Deiny of Magdalen College; Reverend
J. William Hughes, Trinity College; Reverend Theasas
Le Quesue Jour*, wed Rev. Frames, Benson, of Queen's
College ; Hon. W. T. 11. F. Siraugsays tool Joint Shuldhitue,
Students of Christ Church ; Rev. James S. May and Henry
Palmer, Esq. of Christ Chilfell Frflitiriek A. Dawitm,
Henry J. Barlow, and T. Johnson, of BiIIeCIIIIOIW Codiref.
Bachelor/ of Arts—S. It. Slorrelf, N'ultsant College;
Edward Everett, Haiku! College! W. Harrison, Christ
Church.

In a full Convocation iu the afternoon of the
sane day, the Rev. Philip Nicholas Sinitileworth,
M.A. Fellow of New College; and the Rev. John
Bull, M.A. Student of Chrivt Clieuch, were ad-
mitted Pructora.—The Rev. Aubrey ClllO. Price,
M.A. Fellow of New College; flue Rev. John
Radcliffe, M.A. Voce Psincipal of St. Mary Ilan ;
the Rev. Walter Levet!. M.A. of Clesi.tt Clitoclo ;
and the Rev. Thu.. Vowler Short, M.A. Stmlent
of Christ Church, were 'mistimed Pinctorv.__

Friday the Rev. William Wilson. M.A, Fellow
of Queen's College. mud oue Ilse hoe Protiors of
the the Rev. W. liniaselibull, M.A.
Fellow of All Syulo' Collegerwete inhumed Batelle-
lots in Di y.
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,ATLAS ASSURANCP. COMPANY.
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PERSONS assured for the whole term of Life,
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th..seof maybe applied in raretion of the Akre payments
of Prensions.
Policies may also be effected fur the whole term of Life,
ots plan peculiar in this Office, whereby the Premium is
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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

G. H. Keariun rod W. Robertson. of Upper Thames.
street, London, window.slass.csarchnals, June I, 1520.... y,
Bolton and .1. Mlle, of. Cable-street, Welleluor.square.
hemp-denkrs, May 6, 1820—G. 11'es4Iscretune sad
B. Z. Woolley, of Bellmorekey New•rua4l, Surrey, soap.
mauutacturen, lk I itch 16, 1820.
PRICE. OF SUGAR.

Ilbs average price of Brown or Muscovado Soigne, ann.
puled (corn the Returns male in the week ending the 7th
Airy of June, 18ft, is 3ss. 7d. per lainilred weight, ex.
elusive of the Duties of enstonas paid or payable thereon
so do importation thereof into Great Britain.

PRICES OF CORN.
Average Prices of Coen e( England and Wales, by tie
Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per
htillof 14albs. stvoirlopuise, front the returns received is tie
week spaded the 3d of June, 1430.
•61 t
yri alt I 1 Vt!
di s ft s. el 8. rf e. d s.I.
VII 43 734 Ilb4, 44 745 $23 10
.bt.s J 1,1111• 01 t•T
.in.:acCualtitb
•

7'llE RINDS.
• Sipe* the conclusion of the centred for the Use, Ile
market hes been subject to It.. decimation than Is 11111411
at such Period. The subscribers. generally, are ext.*.
Mee arptrh• *jN feel little dispositioe le form
the •11111.. theeket I said its value, therefore,
espccially'w .1e the payments as It remain light, tied mot.
withstanding the liberal terms In which they have chased the
negotiation with Governateut, will probably be maintained.
The terinesation of business on the Stuck 'Exchange yes-
terday was marked by • gmeral Gunnels In the
prices. The New Scrip left off at It premium; Ominous
at t premium; and Controls for the ',people; at 70t, setter!.
Exchequer bills have, however, ;one off heavily, owing
perhaps to the oneerishity that exists cosicessiiog lbw
amount still in be issued by Goverument on the votes
of credit 'Previously taken, and to the delay iu itte pay
wept of the letcrest. It forms a peculiar fester, of
the present Loan, that the deposit, ur first payment,
which is usually made in No or three days, is out called
for till a week after the conclusion of the contract,
bviog fixed for Friday next, the 19th inst. The deviation
is the snore remarkable, as it Is, in some degree, disad-
vantageous bosh to the contractors and to Government,
but much more to the former, as oho occurrences of
any great puhlte event, Seeding to depress the Nods,
• aunts, throw on them the responsibility of she whole pee.
liosinary instalinent, which some of the subscribers, if the
change were very material, might decline making; and it
is fur that reason that so abort a period is in general 'offered
to burr vene. Goverumiest, of course, sottish' nu other loan
than the listen-it of the money for a few days; but as the
freasury and the contractors shoold boils have a bias in the
contrary dirrction, it would he curions to ascertain whet
the suggestion originated.—(suarlay Paper.)
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LONDON,

,
MONDAY. Joys n,

THE QUEEN.

The hopes which we .expremed on Saturday re-
specting a satisfactory
.arrangement of the differ-
onceo.unhappily inhaling between the KING and
the QVEEN, have fl e. Ye limeot to say, been
realised, and there seem. at present .to remain no
otterpative to the Illustrious Personages but a diteet
appeal iskJite Legislature and people of England,..
We apprised our readers on Saturday that on
the preceding evening the discuseinn-of the mo-
mentous affair involved in the consideration of the
KING'S , Message, was postponed iP,Vie House of
Commons at the suggestion of Lord CASTLE-
. REACH? in consequence of • commnniciption *Mg
beeia.mork to Lord LIVERPOOL ow .ths part of
her MAJESTY. This communication propmo no
terms; it merely intimated that o' the gamin, in
compliance with the advice of her Council, was
featly Au elective any proposition that. was consistent
witisher honour, which Lord Ltvaaroot, might be
disposed to make on the part of his MAaEsTT's
Gomentent." A Cabinet Council was imutedi-
aids summoned, and this comMignicatiou submit.
Id toahe KING'S Ministers; Wisher considerable
diametrc!' the Council postponedAtte expression of
their final, jsidginsat, and impended is; at lead their
Parliatnemare.dutiet. I "1, 1
.• • •
The Ciao* agent met at at
floeue,, skit residence Of thelhatt sof 'brew
rpot: The Ministerr contia44l:44,Xiiiiisttiisi
until half-past twelve. Tb. • sestill• of their dis-
cunion was the following' her Stikiiiiarr'
Fife Houk, Whitehall, fletardar/AWMONAI!
Three o'Cluck, ;
i
"Lord Liverpool kifornis her Stajetity,Lltairrmiiliw
11111itirl, be had le make sea the uue subll3lllo4l to Mr.
ham, as April last, which sae weatty the fosse swami '
.014141, hr Lord Ilatchiasua at St. to but Lord
'err, her Msjerrip that. 0 Alisies S4ept!le
will still thick it their duty, notwillet;aWdirai sit thaf pasards
to receive for coutaikratiow a 7 saggestious whkh her
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he found risosters were not ii(unThe when so sen-
tenced) compellahleto work.
Lord SS's!. Lire said, this has • lain brother
PelitiOn of Mot pretented on • former night. lie
merely alluded to the circuthstance to ex>tlriit that
what his Noble Friend (we prebunte Lord Folkittone)
then said in •mmsdveniuu
_noun the mugistr•cy,
alr►rly re4eired tti Their us.ut•ed power t.f eons;
mating on chiirges of high tresson. He thought it
right to mention this circumstance, as an lien.
Friend of Ilia, a 31agistrate, 11311 felt hurt at what
was said on the former slight, which, as the exploit*.
lion afterwards conveyed. wus nut attended to cast
any individual ►efection.
The Petition war laid on the table.

Mr. Weortest.ET moved for leave to bring in
• Bill to prevent the inconvenience arising from the
fat4lity of procuring copies of the specifications of
new toventions enrolled by grantees;
Mr. MORELAND made .one observations ott the
motion, not audible in the watery.
Mr. Howe said he should oppose the BM when-
ever it should be brought in. Instead of cuncealiirg
patent., bethought it should he the endeavour of
the Legislature to make every part of patents es
extensiiely known as
lie
throughout every
put of the kingdom. lie deprecated any obstruc•
titre of the diffusion of knowledge, which was the
real object in view,
Mr. W BorrEst.eY slid, that the lion. Gentleman
bud totally misunderstood him. Ili, object was
not to prevent the knowledge of patents enrolled.
There ,as no one person but would be able to pro-
cure copies of the specifications of patents, if his
Bill should be adopted, as well us before. The
only difference would be, that there would, on his
plain, be certain perions whose ditty would be to
judge of the propriety of the application.
The question was then carried, and leave given.
London, England, 1820-06-15

ces.ily of icceptiug shelter in the'ltatn of a pri.
vale geutlernau in the very capital of the kingdom.
But there were some " circumstances attending
her arrival" upon which her MAJZITY might with
propriety he congratulated. Amidst charges mt.
tered with the tone or condeintsation, amidst the
very upiosr of scandal sad reproscb, her MAJUTY
came with confidence to face her accuser., and
with all the power of the State arrayed against her,
she has found a solace for her sufferings in the
ready sympathy or the people. It is cruel Hint •
retainer of the party who committed the outrage
should he permitted to exult in the achievement.
It was a disgrace to the Ministers of the Crown to
treat Majesty with such contempt, but it can
only aggravate such conduct to indulge in • pitiful
*user ul tbe QUEEN for hating suffered it.

At stile hour last night we received Paris Papers
of Sunday. The tumultuous meetings of the po-
pulace have not been as yet totally prevented is the
French capital. They are formed, however, may
tube immediately dispenied by the activity of the
'thisgovitis.
The following see extrires
rams, JONI 11.

Timmlr•sons meetings were formed on Friday
evening, at nine o'clock, at Torte Saint Martin
and Purse Sain. Denis. About 400 individuals
win, formed this meeting uttered some seditious
cries. The troops immediately proceeded to dis-
(revile them, and a few who register, Mid threatened
were charged by the military. Some were wounded,
and one man killed. it great number were ar-
rested. At eleven o'dock tranquillity was 'rs-este-
blialied.—lioarreul des Debeits.J
Letters from Grenalr, of 'June the '6th, "state,
that some disorders were committed there on the
night of the 24l of that month, and that on the
morning of the Sib the police seised thirty copies
of a seditious pamphlet, named Lew Closes Contrite
Wet Post, on a m in named Lernaire.

Two Proclamations from the Prefect of the be,.
partinent and the Prefect of Police were posted
yesterday morning throughout Paris. Their object
was to congratulate the inhabitants on their having
remained tranquil in the midst of the confessions
caused by some young n..n, all strangers to the
capital, and they exhorted all peaceable citizens to
avoid mixing with those meetings where the pre-
sence of an armed force might become inecelisary..;—
(Gtrzette de France.)
London, England, 1820-06-15

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. June 15,
will be acted, ihaspeares Tragedy of
MACBETH.
Ditras, Kist of Santee* Mr. Chapman; Malcolm, Mr.
Curtner; Macbeth, Mr. Ilaeready ,• Maedeff, Mr. Terry;
Basque, Mr. Egerton. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Faucil.
After which, the Musical Farce of
'I4IE POOR SOLDIER.
Patrick, Miss M. Tree; Father Lake, Mr. Cunene; Der-
mot, Mr. Darned; Darby, Mr. Liaison; Bagatelle, Mr. Far.
Icy. Marsh, Mrs. Bishop; Kathlaste. Mrs. Listing.
The ,Duore will he upered at Half-past Sax attack, emit
the Play begin .5 Serra.
Sams 7a. ,• &cowl Price Se. 1111.—Pit 35. Oil. ; Sreolial
Prior Ib.—Lower Gallery Is.; Second Price lc—Upper
Gallery 1..; Second Price W.
A Private Buz way he had fee the Scams, or sightly, of
Mr. Bramiluu, al the Buz-office.
On Saturday, Henri Quatre, with Midas.

NEW N6VA.
lit • few days will be
VARIETY
: Novo, is, Three Volerfsera.
Br ELIZABETH LOUISA PRINCEPS.
Printed fur WlilleM Powwows Library, 170, New Died-
atreet. Where Wray he had,
The New Roasauee of THE ASTROLOGER.

TINUSIC.—Tite new portable PATENT DI- 1
TA L HARPS, Instruments particularly worthy the I
attention of the y, (ivory, and Polite Musical World.
Mr. EDWARD LIGHT, Music Professor, is the Inventor,
Patentee, and Proprietor of them. The Dotal Harp is eons
strum.d uposi quite a new principle of action, sod produces.
all the general use sal effect of the Pedal Harp, although
not enure than one-third site size; they are very elegant and
graceful, and easily learnt, aad are already iu much request
*moos families of the first ilisiiiictioo and musical taste.
The Inventor observing in the Newspapers that many ships
are going out to the Indies and elsewhere with passengers,
&e. Mr. L. liege further to observe, that the Mal Harps
are also the best adapted for travelling abroad of any in.
sisunient ever before invented, tot only fur their pecans'
coureuience, hot also for their chiding the climates, of
which there has already been satisfactory proof. They are
to he had of E. 1.. only, No. 11, Fuley•place, Cavendish-
square, where the Polite Public are respectfully luvited to
Inspect then,.
N.lL—Ladies from the country, or those Epos lbe eve of
going abroad, kauwsue already ousseibiari or Music, may be
fully instructed upon the. Dital Harp in the short space of
mil days, it twin: ou so simple a conatractiuu, although it
pumesseie so much.
••• The Dital Harp being so wonderfully well adapted
to foreign climates and easy attaiumerst, may more thaw
probable prove a good speettlatiou fur merchants, trailers,
I and others; the prices too being very moderate, and proper
allowances made in wholesale dealing.
Furlber particulars may be known by application u
abure. _ _
London, England, 1820-06-15

POLICE.
-.•..

1110W.rf ten.
Yesterday Willies Gorky was emanated before An R.
Baker, the pilling Magistrate, on a charge of hurio.stralime:
The following are the eirermaslameesi—Om Moodily the 384
inst. Mu 01,1114'1, the properly of Samuel Usti., uf le 'ekes-
ham, butcher, were stoke (runt a field at Tenitsuaas.
—The borers were traced by a friend u( Mr. Davis's to
Bristol. sail the Prisoner au apprehended riding es use of
the hoists in Bristol.

He was e.inuraitted for farther examination.
Sanwa Bettina was brought bur re•essinsaatiaa and com-
mitted fur Dial, charred with asalicioasty stabbing sad
aa denim( a bum. the property of Juhu Cute, Ehq of H mutt r-
street, Bestaswick.square.

RRRRR OUGN-VTII CIT.

-------
VIOLENT ASSAULT UPON MISS RAYMOND.
Yesterday Miss Raymond, daughter to the late Mr. Ray.
Biotin, the ■etur, charged a Gentleman of fashiunabie ap-
pearance with an assanlt.

Mr. Raymund, jun. attended, and after Miss RlOlOll4l
had stated leer ch.rege, in which she staled that the summit
was committed while us a visit at a friend's Weise in Pall.
wall, he produced two letters, one of which Ise ►.4 sent to
Defendant, demanding an apology or ►atisfacltoa, and t►e
answer 11411 a refusal He considered shat plated la the
nitwit ion of a Iwotber be was pur►uing those necessary steps
fur the protection of his siste► against she repetition of so an.
manly a prucceding.—T6a Defendant was ordered lu led
Lail.
London, England, 1820-04-27

HOLTS LIFE OF HIS LATE MAJESTY.
On May Ist will he published, in two vulgates-Som. embellish.
ed with 40 highly.finisiteil Po►traits, engrav►d by Scrim.,
Cordon, Holl, &e. from Paintings by Reeehey. Hoppner,
Opie. and other eminent Artists, mire 11. I Is &t. boards
THE l'U IiLIC sod DOMESTIC LIFE of
his late Most Gracious MAJESTY, GEORGE THE
THIRD; eensprising the most treadle, and important
Period in the whole Annals or British History. Compiled
from Authentic Sources, ■nd interspersed with anneerous
interesting Anecdotes.

- By EDWARD HOI.T, Esq.
•,,,11 The persod of English History which this Work
embraces abounds with Instructive both to public charac-
ters and to private individuals. Its materials are furnished
by one of the longest, and, unquestionably, one of the most
imporlaat Reigns in aseient or modern Time.. It prearuis
an ample historical Aualysi• of political transaciinns, and
also 'mummy@ wish fidelity all she amiable pe.anual features
of our late fieluved Monarch. The Anecdotes of his
private Life, with which it is enriched, reader it peculiarly
valmble.

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noster-row ; awl old by all Buoksellere.
N.ll.—Tlar above any be bad in Parts, by one or Amore at
• time, price 3A. each.
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ANNIVERSARY MEE rING ANL) DIN-
NER (IF THE SOCIETY FOE THE SUPPRF.S.
SION OF lIIENDICITY.

PATRON,
Hie Royal Niemen she Duke of YORK.
ra►unnrr,
His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND.
vic [-PR 1111 DENTS,
Lord Dynevor
IA .rd Calthorpe
Lo►d Lilforrl
Rt. Hon. N. Yonsillarl, M.P.
IRI. His. C. Arblithnol, M.P.
RS. Hoot. W. S Howler, M.P.
Hoe. George Vernon
S. 'Mormon, U P.
I. Drummond, Ell.
James Huller, Esq.
J. Weyland, Jun. Eaq.
Matthew Marlin, Eel.

Duke of Grafton
Marquis of Annleacy
Marquis of Lausdowu
Marquis of Tavistock
Earl of Dartmouth
FArl of Hardwicke
Earl of Chichester
Ear! Vending
Ea►l Grosvenor
Earl of Sheffield
Earl of Darnley
Earl Brownlee,

Bishop of Durham

THE. SECOND ANNUAL MEETING will be held
in Freemason'. Hall, Great Qween-street, us SATURDAY
NEXT, April 29, 1920, at Eleven n'Clork ; when a Report
of sloe last Year's Procreates" will be read, slid the Dicers
appoisted for the 'mainly Year.
The Chair will be taken at Twelve precisely, and Seals
will be provided fur Ladies.

The Sobseribers and Friends of the Institietio• will after-
wards Dime together at the same place, soil is order to as.
cretins the number to be provided fur. Gentlest,* are soli.
cited to send fur Tickets on or before Thursday, the Mk
instant, to the :Ureic Howe, or Freturasoue Tama,
where they may be bad at 20a. each.
STEWARDS,
Lord Be!grave Henry Hallam. Esq.
Rev. B. Burgess James Jocks, C.q.
M. Bitrgoyise, Esq. H. G. Knight, Lig.
Rev. Robert Crosby Sir J. WmLubbock, Bart.
Joseph Clarke, E.q. A. Mar klew, Egg.
John aabos, Eaq. Meyriek, E.g.
A. Corbett, Esq. Capt. C. Owen, It N.
C. Frannie Esq. Henry Pawned, Eog.
John H. Freese, Fiq. Rev. James Hodge, D.H. Flit S.
William Frees!, Eag. B. A. Rohineon Esq.
T. F. Futter Esq. W. Heys°Ms, Erg.
James Gibas:a, Eaq. T. R. Smith, Esq.
Juba Grills, Flag, H. W. %nib, Esq.
Hon. Edward Barbara, W. Tooke, Esq. FA S.
M.P. W. Williams, Yawl. M.P.
Win. Haldimaad, Faq Robert Wilmot Esq. P.
M.P. L. William
s,ELI•
Joseph Hume E.g. si.p. Frederick Williams, Esq.
.1. T. Hope, Hume,
I J. G. Wall:ord. Esq.
The thwart will M en Table at Half past Five reCluck
precisely, and as Callertiou will be made.
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London, England, 1820-04-27

MAYOR'S HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS.

On the Ist May will be published, closet; printed in dewy
emlwllialted with an Hioiorical Frontispiece► price
411.6 d. brace., or elegantly pointed uu fine royal paper,
tie. Voilmwe I. of •
I).NIVEILSAL HISTORY. Ancient mid Mo-
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comprehending a General View of the Transactions of eve►y
Nation, Kingdom, need umpire in the World, from the ear-
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Set or Mons and nnm.•rnus Engravings.
London, England, 1820-04-27

MR FRANCIS BURDETT.

A superb Silver Vier, of which' the following is
ri description, has been masitsfnctureil, under the
direction of s Conimillee of the Westminster Elec.
lore in the pariah of St. Jame,, for the purpose of
Iwintf preseuite,l to Sir Fratic,t Burdett, es • me-
morial of their resiwct
The tone is after the design of Sir William Hamilton's,
and is site it is satticiently rapacious to contain six gnarls,
wine twosomes.. The ha.e has a richly embossed banded
are sib of oak Woes immediately over the earello, and the
boo es Red rover at the vessel are entirely cowered with
iio.it•isteil urea, thistlea, and shamrock., of dead silver,
ebb/ rhaarel to a!lit.rt hoe.; Il,r clo niti (minden, by a
Pierre, chased in in,itsti,.n of the /roe. T*o female
brines, holding io 01. e hand a clantur .41+•h,+, and is
It,, PINT a bort, and turiailiatiag in a sob flowing
:111111Un and honeys's( Me, form the handles; and the
r..*er i. surmounted by another winged female figure.
inblemstie of the guardian geniis. of the liberties of
'A...monster, presenting the civic wreath to its Reply-
e in the Senate. On one side of tae body of
the vane in a group, of figures, beautifully executed iu
rail, representing the Baronet, Wanted in the Romeo
bow, nod mounted upon a rostrum, from which he is
beraugoing an assembly of citizens. sail pointing at the
came time to the insiguii of the British C.111•11111600—the
Crown, the 31ace, the Sword, and Seale. of Justice,
Magus Charta and the Bill of Rigida, entwined wills
chaplets, oak and laurel, and placed above his bead.
Among the citizens are seen two soldiers, in the net of ap-
rhodium the Speaker, by waving their helmets, &r. 111 al-
lusior, we suppose, to the Hun. B Fs opposition to the
iloggiNg arltlll in the army. A pm's: :trust°, (Mr. Holt-
Wyse, we presume) atm appear. among the group., highly
animated by the eloquence of the orator, aml desirous of
apprwirliing him. The opposite side of the vase bears the
arms of the Hon. Samuel, richly embossed and chased, and
beneath is the following inscriptiou:—
" TO SIR FRANCIS BURDETT, BART.
" For four snireessive Parliaments the freely-chosen Repre-
sentative of the City of Westminster, abuse outhunted
courage and persevering comisteury during a period of
twenty four years, in a struggle fur the recovery of the
Bights and Liberties of the People, have Tong bee• the
admiration, and now form tlw chief hope of hts oppressed
Counirymen, and will leave to all posterity a rare ex-
ample of ilipinteretted patriotism; this Cup is presented
a. a tams of reaped and gratitude by his Feliow.eitixem
P. 1.1 Constituents of the Parish of St. lames, Westminster,
MU."
London, England, 1820-04-27

COMPLETION OF SCOTT'S HORSES AND DOGS.
On the Ist of May will be published, Part VI. (being she
last), of
TH E SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY;
comprising a Series of highly-lbsished Engravings,
repreeesiting the Horse and the Dog, in all their Varieties;
executed in the Liue usauner, by JOHN SCOTT, from
original Paintings by Marshall, Reinagle, Gilpin, Senbbs,
sod Cooper. Accompanied with a comprebeasive Histori-
cal and Systematic Description of the different Species of
each, their appropriate Uses, Managemeni, and Improve-
meet; interspersed wish Anecdotes of the most celebrated
Homes and Dogs, and thrio Proprietors. Also, a variety of
practical Information un Training, mid the Aneusemeats ur
the Field. By the Author of" British Field Sports."
N.B.—This Work, which is beautifully printed in quarto,
is embellished with Forty highly-finished Copper-plate En-
gravings, and numerous Wood Cuts. It may now be had
complete, price three guineas in boards; or, is Six Parts,
at 10a. bd. each.

London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, Pater-
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Pierce Egan. Price 1114. in hoards, or 12a„ ekgoistly
IL SONGS of the en ACE; runtaining nearly 400 of the
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London, England, 1820-04-27

LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS.

THE best flint come tivEondOn are selling,
will. every advaniare of lagraits, at a very low Price,
by HARRISON, at his office is Holborn, corner of South-
amploswireet.

Pretended Coal Merchants and Coal Compamika are offer.
lag Coals as cheap as in the ships. seas Coals as thel sell,
nod at such Prices, way be bad u above.
London, England, 1820-04-27

CAMBRIDGE, Aram 44.

The rollowing gentlemen were last week admitted
to !lir iind,r-meinionrd degrees:—
Autos of Arts—isants Foulkes Bidrerta, Edward Cur-
tis hemp, and Nicholas foil, of St. Julmo's College.
Bachelor in Civil Lam—Henry B. Martin, of Trinity
Hall.
Bache/ore of Arts—Richard Walker Fouler, Lawrence
Peel. and Wm. Henry of St. Johns College; James
Crawford Gordon, John Tomer, John Hunan's, and Bar-
tholomew Nicola, of SI. Prier's College; Janata B. Cart-
wright, Altxander G and F:dwaral Whitt, of Queen's
College; and WM. J. Hall and Arthur Hussey, of Corpus
Uniali College. _ .

The Fii:william Syndicate have agreed that the
gromol an the north side of St. Edward's church.
iu tbis 'owl), affords the most eligible situation fur
the Altiseniti. and that it would be expedient to
obtain it by means of an Act of Parliament. The
probable expense of the erection upon ibis site
would be 20,000/. snore than the Fitzwilliam Fund
is competent 10 defray; but the proceedings are •to
I. repotted to the Senate. for the University to de-
cide upon the expediency of carrying the above
plan into execution, by making rood the deficiency
(rum their funds.
London, England, 1820-04-27

1iy.%111.1.14M NAVIrH, LI U. ke. &e.

Upon the importasoce sad utility of historical knowledge,
it would be invial to insist. It is by history More that we
know start have been die great events of preceding gene-
rations. There are ftew students, however, who have either
the leisure, or the mean', to remand the volunsimous works
which have appeared in this breech of literalism. Hence
the valne of such • Conceders as the present, which coo.
Lines in one removal seri. • an authentic history of every
civilised Country, built ancient sail PAO 4fria. To the
youthful reader, in particular, it oust prose ensissently
acceptable.

••• Such persons as prefer tubing the Work routplete,
without waiting for die !Numbly Publication, usay have it.
in 26 volumes, price kf. Its. 6J. Wards, nr, tom s.e royal
paper, 71. ins.
Loudon: Priute.l for kiserwonal, Nei ly, apd Jones, Pater.
waster.rowi and livid by all Boobulk's.
London, England, 1820-04-27

REX V. LORD RANRIAGU.

The Defendant in this case was to have come nro
this day to receive judgment tot the a►s.lUlt whit It
founded the action.
Mr. BROUGHAM proffered a ce►tificate from 1114
Lordship's Physician, which stated that it would
endanger hi. life to be removed, his health being In
a very bad condition. Indeed. there could be nit
certainty as to any period for his coming up, as it
was a subject whits► inflamed his initial and rtichir-
genrd his life even to mention it. There were ton
courses, one of which might be adopted: The:
Court might pass judgment without the presence
of the Defendant, or an understanding could be
entered into with the Prosecutor (kir. Adolphe.;.
that hi* Lordship should not be called upon at all:
Mr, Sc•aLETT, for the Prosecutor, said, that t.e
could come to no such understanding. All he
could do was to repeat the offer which had been so
frequently made in vain. Let Lord Haurlagis
conic forward and make any declaration of has
consciousness of the impropriety of his conduct.
and lie would meet the concession more thaw half
way; but nothing could be done to prevent the
judgment otherwise.
Mr. BROUGHAM said he could not offer any such
concession, as the action was one of the subject.
the mention of which was so dangerous to him that
his physician had forbidden it; and without bra
Lordship's instructional to him to make it, the cow.
cession could be of too value.

The Court allowed the judgment to stood over
till uext Term.

WRIGHT 11. ctetigeT.
This was an action for libel, in which
tiff recovered SOO/. A rule had been
Mr. Platt in arrest of judgment, on
irregularity in the declaration. The
eight or n►nt of tb• counts purported
libel " i►► subsume as folioss." Parts
were then iu+er►ed, but Mr. Plait had
this form of words pledged the Plait&
the *hole libel. There was ..... iser
jection. which was, that the declaration
imputation that the Plaintiff had -

" fel oati b" forgery, whereas the act
a matter of simple forgery.
The Court overruled the second obi
Mr. SCAILIOT, Mr. DENMAN, and
*hewed cause .egatust the rule, and
tidy of cases and arguments to prove
the Plaintiff to exhibit the libel as he
to do, in substance" only, and not
or purport following," nor 4, according
lowing tenor." end that all that could
ut the l'huntiW was to bs Uwe in
.of it. •
Mr. PLATT i.aisted'N orly, that

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licit the Plain-
-4) obtained by
the ground of
allegations, sos
to bet out the
arts of the lobt 1
ad argued that
miff to exhibit
• ground of °b-
owl alleged am
committed a
1 imputed was
Nectiou.
Mr. Cuirrt-
lid cited a ca-
re the right of
e had proposed
"hts the 'diet
hug to I ihr
old be
his drocription
the description
. _ _
London, England, 1820-04-27

TO SOLICITORS, BANKERS, AND OTHERS, IN
THE COUNTRY.

Gentlemen who are willing to act as Agents for the
All.. Assurance Company, are requested to address their
application to the Secretory at t►e °flee in Clseapaide, se-
cumpanie.d with • reference to penmen is London.
London, England, 1820-04-27

HIS DUTY.

Etisafootk Norris, reaiiling al No. 38. Fair-street, Horsely-
dcso, nag changed swab grossly assaulting and obstructing
sn uelcier belonging to the Excise i■ the execution of Isis
duty.

It appeared first tie Defendant, in company with a man,
was observed by the Odleer drawing a truck, containing a
a hacker, in which were two gallon of brandy and a quart of
run ; and upon his asking the woman fur a permit, sbe pour-
ed Co di a volley of •bare, and ►egan beating and maltreat-
log the °Meer in a most violent manner. The Officer hav-
ing ensile the seizure, was proceeding slope with the truck,
*Let: the Defendant actually took the hitch-pin out and
pu!ied the wheels of tie truck of, and escaped with the
vek, bid the Officer succeeded in carrying off the liquor.
The Defendant said, that the liquo► did not belong to her,
hut she was employed to carry it for a person whom NW did
not know.

The Court, is eonsideraliuo of ber poverty, ordered the
btu or,to lie forfeited, nod sloe Defendant to pay • fine of We.

IMITATION PEPPER.
THE MSG r. filltiON.

This wee as information against the Defendant, an oil.
m. 0., at Bow, Middlesex, charging hint with sluing an ilia-
rr•nos mixture, called P. D. for pepper.
Ea,ly, the officer, stated, that he purchased an ounce of
pepper at the shop of the Defendant, fur which he paid 3d.;
upon examining it, he found it to contain a deleterious ar-
t•• 1r called P. 13 sod that of the worst description. .1141
I••••:i searched the house, and found concealed barks grds a
j.i of P. D. H► arises' the j
, sr am. sir Cibilirili*.
The COURT told the Defendant lost the offence subjected
kind to a penalty of 1001.; brit as it ass his first offence,
and he appearing ignorant of its consequences, they would
mitigate she penalty to 40a.
John Wrap, an Minoan, was also convicted in the penalty
of 40s. for the like oftener.

Mobert Crawley •od ✓oA* Huiliberstate, oilmen, were
•Iwo convicted fur similar "fleeces. _ _

The COURT said, that there lOU scarcely ■ day passed but
sph..l the public were impaled eits i■ this way; and there-
f•ore, for Ilse future, the praalty for every offence would be
►card 1.1 W.

grVfl 41 Publacaus Isere fined for selling beer sod liquors
wailinut licenses.

There was a this market at Norwich on Saturday,
scd but little business was transacted ; the price of
corn experienced scarcely any variation.—There
was a good skew of lease, with some fat Beasts, the
imierr part of which were driven ofF unsold. The
sh.ei•-peas were not full, and prices ou the de.

k
London, England, 1820-04-18

BONA Yd It7'N.

Extract fronts letter litsin a passenger on board
the /)acrid Scott, dated July 7, ltll9
w We Lave hero allowed 1101 only to anther here, het also
to land, although we west given to understand that it was a
mark of especial favour. Ilaireig time fie 'senate enough In
serape ill arepsaintance with the Chaplain of the fhg ship, he
very obligingly prueureal a passpuit fur P— and myself to
visit the new hewn budding for &isotonic at lanigwouthrod
accompanied us as cicerone. To get access to tLr inns.
tuition esti was, of course, out of the question, few hr has
Nag since refused to ice viviturs, and the only exceplue for
the last eightee• months has been Mr. Ricketts, to whom it
is said, he stated or, fair points, that be was de•nous ►hould
be %mews to Lord Liverpool. We walked over the new
house erecting rto►e to his present one; it is a most ekgant
stone mousiest, beautifully slimmed, and no expense or at-
tention seems to be spared to make it handgun, sod Coto-
fortable ; it la calculated that it will coat •ear 40,0001. Every
thing, in fact, that can cowtrilmste to ►is comfort sod
mili-
tate the severity of his tut, it gives' with Hie greatest lasers.
lily, and no restriction is imposed, consistent with his safe
custody. lie is allowed • range of twelve or Nursers miles,
oar which be may ride uw•ttesdst, but though his stable
is full of horses, he
yond his grounds, but follllllllt/ alt solitary and as reserved
as ever. His health is quite good now, •uit all the reports
milli which the Papers term, of harshness and severity o•
the part of the Costner towards him, appear to me to be
exaggerated.
"The curiosity 1 bad to see ►im was very imperfectly
gratibed: he was walking in his garden when we Mlle rid-
lag through part of his grounds, dressed in a blue ►urtost
coat, while waistcoat, and niched list ; his hands either in
his pockets or habitat his hark, but not being sew counts
could not distinguish his frailties. He was pacing with the
was wide stride with which lie waked aver the Coutheruti
and I could Gary him with one foot on nose sad the other
o• aloacnw, then stepping to ; and when he made •
Irish sort of rigid-Assn face, thinks I to myself be is sow
at IBISIMItesa. As you are • friend of Na, said you awl:o-
-pt* aplomb, 1 gathered Puma the honk aternatioiliog his gar-
de*, set NO pass from his is•se.•
London, England, 1820-04-18

ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATIoN.

Yesterday nionsiug. betweets tbc Hewn of Sqvis
mud three o'clock. the seirtim4 sesiseword on the Nit,
liters? Road. Irivirliog Irons 110p01 Jsilii".l so the
Royal hospital, where the lastiestiing t.. Assiatis
Stevem's Hospital intersects therein!, tits.-rivet four
men approaels whom he Who
comes there r. They ausvorted." Friend-." They
then pretended to have some altriestimi Stßopi:
themselves, in broken Spsoish. until they clews.
close Ito him; the soldier. who is it I.7iira'e of the
7th 17us,leers, of the tissue of George Bop!. having
served in the Peninsula. conceived that spry were
pensioners. and unauspectongly let thrill near him,
when they immediately demanded Ins almnuesitiou;
to which he replied, " he would not part with it hilt
with Lis life. They then knocked him down', and
proceeded to cut through his greet co:st to get at
his eattouche-boss, %thou which he cried nut " mur-
der!" sr loud as he could—indeed. sn !owl that the
wstel.unin of the Phoenix Iron Foundry (hvorge
Hughes,) plainly heard the cry at the opposite ide
of the river. They then said, wi enlist silence this
fellow. or we will he discovered. and made a desist,
rate cut at his throat with some very sharp tustru-
mead, which cut through the collar of his great coot.
the uniform cost, and the leather stock. olitsli

wus heady cut through; they then cut lan; in the
beck of the left thigh an if to ho►sgh sud then
dragged liira tuwinds the river for tow 'seignior of
*brown% hiss in, Luckily for the paw fellow, tl.e
seutinrl at the `ate heard bis cries, said the gnarl
was turmoil est, stud a coverak %kW ts• two rt.
London, England, 1820-04-18

THEATRES.

DSORT4AIII.
Mr. XSAW last night resumed his place its the
character of Richard the Third. It is decidedly
his brat character, and he sustained it with his meal
excellence. The house displayed a full attendance.

COTEPIT-GARDEN.

Mr. BOOTH having been prevented by • hoarse.
peso from pet forming Ring Lear on Saturday nigh,
as had been previously announced, made his %icons(
appearance last night in that arduous character.
The performance was fully as effective as nn the
first night, and the resemblance to Sl,. KERN.*
general manlier not (to us at least) sopercephirle,
which confers on it a new merit. The erinvelsree
agitation and weakness which are support' to seize
Lear. after the delivery of the curie on Genera/,
were finely assumed ; and the whole scene with the
two daughters, in which their hollowness and Mgrs.
titude force themselves on his conviction, in
all their hideous deformity, wit. given with ex.
seeding troth and pathos. The feelings of the
audience, the best test of a player's merit, display..
ed themselves very favourably to Mr. Boors, both
ut iii 4 entrance, during the progress of the drama,
and as the falling of the curtail'. Miss S. Boors,
in Cordelia, was very effective. The filial duty atlas
interesting royal daughter was esorestieJ with
great truth and delicacy. When Mr. Console
came forward to give out the play for to-morrow
night, several voices cried " BOOTH !" These *tie
answered with cries of " No ! no !" und " Lear .'
The effect of the latter predominated, for Mr. Cum.
NOR rsecuttd his mission, and Mr. BOOTH did
out appear.
London, England, 1820-04-18

PRICE OF RAI9 FAT, per stone of 81b
As stated by the Tallow As stated lay the Botcher,.
!Welters. at. James's Market.. 34 9d
Price by Tallow... as 84.1 Whiteenspel Market 34 thl
Average...—. 3. 9.1
London, England, 1820-04-18

BROWN'S REPORTS IN CHANCERY, FIFTH
EDITION, by ROBERT BELT, Eaq.
In royal Bvu. Yuls. 1 and 11. price 21 Si.
EPORTS of CASES to CHANCERY.
(baring the time of Lord Chaecellor Tlaterlow, awl the
arveril Lords Comatiasiouera of the Great Seal, from 1778
to 1794.

By WILLIAM BROWN, Esq.
The Fifth Edition, with important Corrections and Addi-
tions from the Registrar's Rooks, from the Author's Manu-
script Notes, and from various other Manuscript Notes of
the highest authority.
By ROBERT BELT, Esq. Barrister at Law. •
This is the only Edition examined from the Aegis.
tray's Bunks that has the Anthoiaowis Notes, Mitotic', for
a furthe► FAillow; together with the Notes of Lurid Redes-
dale. Luca Colchester, Mater Cox, Master Sitswou, and llse
late Sir Samuel Romilly, communicated to the Editor ea-
prmelyfor this Edition...
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RUNNINGTON ON EJF.CTM ENT, SECOND EDI-
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In royal Sm. price If. la. in boards,
/11H E lIIS I'ORY, PRINCIPLES, and
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It EM MY by EJ ECI'M ENT ; SIM the resuming Action for
Meant. Pinkie, the Evidence 10 general necessary to sustain
and &find thane. With au Appendix, illustrative of the
Subject.
By CHARLES RUNNINGTON, Esq. S••rjeant at Law.
The Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved.
By WM. HALLANTINE, Esq. of the Inner Temple, •
Burnam at Law.
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la lon volumes ro)al flso.iwirr 21.104. in boards, '
A CO WI'LE FE COLLECTION OF ALL
THF. CRIMINAL ACTS FOR EVERY DESCRIP-
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By HAROLD NUTTALL TOMLINS, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple.
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IR li 14 ND. •

DVIILIN. APRIL 13.
It it stated ihAt Miss W.,!stein has thought
proper to withdraw her services from the tisestre.
Mr. liaatiliou will speedily he raised to the Peer-
age (by the title of Baron and Vescoosts Clanbribeil;,
and it is believed that Colintel Whole will 9stietti
succeed him its the representation of the coast, of
Dublin.
The Quarter Assembly will he held to-otoftoe.
when the city Mt/weir:ars fur the riiv4iiiig tray will
he chosen. It is supposed that the Boned of A,l„.
itertiirsi will select Alderusau West to till the utik‘e
of Lord Moyer.
We are mach gratified to learn that ilusweroos
applications have 'already hero mask at th.; Bus-
office for places for Tuesday peat ; isedepes.ilesst
the sweetie° of a performance ui the Naimoli
Theatre, consisting entirely of Amet r tiro,
A large body of the Gentlemen of the Count, of
Mayo, with the Masquis of Sligo at 'tofu hew",
have resolved upuu (unionise, ender slur rtticliois. of
Government, an Afllled A OSOCII 4ilUll, to be Claeli
the " Mayo Armed Asanciatims."
London, England, 1820-04-18

NORTH WILTS.-FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At tie Mart, near the Bout of England, on TDERDAY,
the (lib day of May next,
THE REVERSION IN FEE EXPECT-
ANT on the Death of a LADY aged 73, of and in •
very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BREACH
FARM, situated iu the Parish of Stratton, St. Margaret's,
in the County of Willa, near the hosistiful Yale of White
Horse, in the centre of minket lowa', with gond roads; a
abort distance only front the Wilts sad Berke Calm!, Harm
miles from Highworth sod Swindon, aloe miles from Far-
riogdos and Cricklade, and 77 from London; comprising,
with • suitable Farm-lwase,aud all requisite hnikllnga,nearly
fifty-eight acres of Sae sanest meadow sad pasture-land,
extremely productive, well divided, fumed aed watered, for
which • rent of 1501. • year may nt any Hose beribtaiard
from a respoasibk testae. ?hi tithes payable two shoot
10s. the poor fairs are mosheate, and the laud-tax is
redeemed. The estate is chargeable with the payment of
two annuities of 101. each, the oar doting the life of a per-
soli of 42, she other fur the life of a person of 80.
To be viewed ty leave of Mr. Rammed Howse, the preset
feasts. ; and:further partietilsrs may be had of Mr. Crowd,,
Solicitor, &viaduct; Messrs. Meggisosta and Pottle, Hatton-
garden, London; Mr. Taylor, at the Auction Mart; sad of
Mr. Walsh, Law Stationer, Ismer Temple.