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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-27

MEDICAL ANECDOTE.

Estelle, of • letter from Dr. Thomas Brown, of Tu.). to
Jesse Everett. Medical Electricisu, au New York, dated
October 10,
.1919:—. .

" I have this sewrwe► had I more eases of quinsy, and
am satisfied that electricity is a specific for that complaint.
Within four years past I have not failed is • single instance
to afford immediate relief. If applied is time, it reduces the
infiammatios and disperses the welling; bet when rumour*.
lion has begun, a proper application of electricity will for-
ward it, by 'immensity separating the diseased from the
healthy parts; it keep. down the fr.ver sad reol4ler. tIK
pain, causing it to break awl discharge easy. The last es,e
that I had, the patient had horn minimal a week betrue
she applied to ewe; and the mooning that I betas to etre.
leafy her, her pulse wr re 1N a mointit, is the afiernoori luu,
111tX. day SO. On the third day she was troll. Dr. Sydenhani
said that a whole life wrinld he well spent is discovering a girt -
rifle for one disease; but electricity, whew rightly admisister-
cd, is so fur several. I have nut had so many eases of pleu-
risy as of quinsy; but I have no doubt of be iag stile to control
that diatom with equal certainty. The last case of eimerr
that I had was a girl from Waterford, with oar span her
nose. She staid with me torn weeks, slice it was nrarly
gone ; she then went home fur a few days, and returned awl
staid here one week More, a hen it entirely disappeared.
" I continue So have rrtial soceens us rases of cramp,
siglitneare, fellows, and rlieunialism. Physicians se Asa
part of the mosntry, who have called upon are, and hare
examised the effect of our winds of uperatir.g, are gene-
rally eassvinemil of its uUld y, ar d of hot recoinaneml paisrs.is
to me. Amid I have reams to bel.eve that massy of the facoh y
is New Ysek will cordially encourage your practice, when
they becomes aorsieted with its merits "
London, England, 1820-01-27

NUMBER 5348.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS BYRE'.
THEATRE...ROYAL, DRURY-LAN r..
artllS EVENING, THURSDAY, .141). 27,
I. hiq Majesty's Servants will perform the Opera of

THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE.
The Seraskier, Mr. Brahma. Lil:a, Miss Byrne; Katlic.
Mist. Carew.
In the course of Ike evening the following Songs will be
*uusr, by Mr. Braham—" The nosy anal the Lily," coimposcd
b% Martini the celebrated Air of" Mr Heart with Love
t•enting;" the Serenades of " The Night invites to Love,"
and " Lilts, come down to me," composed by Mr T.Cook• ;
the Duet (with Mies Carew), of " Plighted Faith;' she Sung
of " The Trumpet's bold Alarms:" nod the Owe. !with Mr.
T Cooke)" Shall the Mountain look duwu to the Valley ur

In the brat Act of the Opera. Mr. Brahlm and Mimi Byrne
will sing the Duet, " When my Bosom heaves the Sigh."
aid between Ilse second and third Acts, the (avow ite Duet
of " Vire le itoi!" composed by Mr. Brabant.
Mil. Byrne will, in the coarse of the Evening, introduce
the fo;limiag Songa:—" Haste, idle Tinte"—," Whilst with
Village Maids I stray."—(By particithir desire)—“ Adieu!
thou dreary Pik"—sad the told Irish Airs of " Gramachree
Molly" and w &mourners Derlish."
Mr. T. Cooke will sing " Who wonl,l tint love?" and Mr.
Harley will sin; " Manager Stroll and his Comical Family."

To conclude trills be popular Aflerpiece of
THE HIGHLAND I{EEL.

Shelly, Mr. Menden ; Sandy, Mr. rearmost'. Marty
M'Giipia, Mini Kelly; Jenny, Miss Illsrue.
London, England, 1820-01-18

BOOK OF REFERENCE.

1a a few days vt;11 be published, in a very thick royal 11Imo.
%ul price iee. its boards, or 13s. is red,
INHE CIIHONOLOGY ilir LAST FIFTY
1 YEARS; cotitaiuinic accurate Details of all Events,
Ckcarierees, and liicideuts of general interest, which have
tab,• pl.re between the years 1770 sod 18-20.
This is iuteaded to furs an annual volume, constantly
eashracistig the same period of SO years, adopted as the pv-
riod of an whire trearratiem; durisic which remits continue
to operate and have a peculiar interest, out satisfied by re.
reveller to Ecuer•l Cbrouolocies and Motorise. Ruth • vo-
lume moil, it is presumed, God a place in due time 011
every library table, and its every book case of the Palish
Empire.
Pruitt(' for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride-court,
!hider-atm, ; and to be had of all Bookselleis.
London, England, 1820-01-18

ARMY COISTRACTS.
Commosastior DIPMIIIIIIIII/T. TussimeiT
Commas**, JAMISON I, lOW
NOTICE is hereby glory lie adf Phnom sissieeses
II of Costraetios to stingy the folisestoy Artisan for
the ase I Os Army, viz.—.
BREAD,
Ts his Majesty's, Land Peters is Caste melts, greeters,
sad Berresdidi. gib sisder-samsgeteni Counties and
Islands :••• 'o+
Alderney Amory
• Cuashmllesia chiding Mei City flfsmerset
Gummy of Bristol) "Ihrerielt,
BEEF AND MUTTON,
To his Blares Land Verses is Castarraests, Chum
tem and tracks, is the snder.mestiosed Counties and I
Island ;
Hams, Isla ef Wight, Visorless., Twit.
OATS,
To his Majesty's Cavalry is CaIsiORIMIINI 111.11 Quarters, is
the ssider-ssentiused Coast,:
Cumberland.
That the Deliveries are to cesientee es awl for the
Tersity.lifils day of February semi fist Proposals in
writing, sealed up and marked Tendet.lhe Army Supplies:*
will be received at this Oilier on cv heft! Timothy, the
la day of February emits (hos none will be renewed after
Twelve °Thick on that day), sad tf sent by peimohe post-
age mess be paid.
Proposals must be made separately fur each County
and Isluid, and each Proposal meat have the, Letter
which is annesed to she Trotter property filled up. by
two Pennons of known Property engaging to beCoValt
honud with the Party tendering is sloe ••••••11 staled
iu the printed partirsslani for she doe performasier of
the Contract; slid no Propoval will be sou red unless
made us • rioted Tender, and the priers ropier. d is
word. at length; and should it so Lappets. that during
She Cousinuatiee of the Contract es Troops should hr sop.
plied by virisse of she same, the nniownt of the Stamps
on she Contract sod Bond. paid is she lint 'mussy by the I
Contractor, Atoll be refund's! to hint.
Particiasta of the Contract. may be had upon application
at these Cbmisherv, hetween the hoary of Blesses and' Five,
and at she Oilier of Deputy Cominiasnry General Young.
Edit:burgh.
PS.—Sample. of she Bread sold *al may be men at the
Office between the Flouts of Tarsier and Two.
London, England, 1820-01-20

GLOUCESTER SESSIONS.

At the City Sessions, which commenced on Mon.
day, tJie business was not brought to a close till
Tuesday afternoon, the calendar exhibiting the un-
precedented number of fifteen prisoners. Jour(
PHILI.POTTS, Esq. Mayor, pre,ided, and in his
Charge to the Grand Jury addressed them as fol-
lows :

" Gentlemen of the Grand Jery—lt is impossia
ble to peruse the heavy calendar of prisoners whose
cases will come under your consideration upon the
present occasion, without feelings of distress at the
apparent increase of crimes; but it to at the *awe
time satisfactory to know that immediate detection
has almost invariably followed every depredation
which has been teceutly committed wit hiratlle dis-
trict over which our jurisdiction extend-. To the
indefatigable exertions and incrtast d activity s f the
officers of our police, this must in a great•inelsure
be attributed. But while I express to th-m the
unqualified approbation of the Msgi.trates, far
their vigilance and attention, I feel that I ought to
express to the inhabitants at large the acduow•
ledgrnents of my brethren and myself, fur the vtry
general co-operation which we lupe received in all
the measures which we have lately felt it our duty
to suggest for the good government of the city :
and I trust that the same good understeichog will
continue to prevail, in carrying tutu effect such fur.
ther regulations as may, from time to tame, be
deemed advisable for the general good.
" In the anxious endeavours of the Magistrates
to enforce a system of good order witlini the city,
it is passible that souse of their measures silty ap.
pear to savour of harshness and severity. If soy
such feeling. be entertatued they can wily appeal
to the effect produced by these measures, in prof
of the propriety of their adoption. The peat üb.
ject of punishment is to deter by example—and ex.
perience has fully shown that, in pursuing that sys.
tem which the Magistrates have lately felt them.
selves bound to adopt, the public punishment of
delinquents has tended materially to prevent the
course of profligate uteudicatto, and abandoned los.
London, England, 1820-01-20

EASY' INDIES.

Extract of a Letter from an Officer nr the
regiment, detrd Aug, 27, 1819:-

. -
" I embrace the opportunity which presents itself of fier.
warding letters to England, lit inform yin of our arresd
heir, after a most fattening march, since we broke up one
f8111111•t Brigilllll. We are at present having
enemy to contend with, and are Hi duly e%peetatloll of n.
Musing milers to embark fur England, which, you nun r.st
assured, will give us great p!eaaure, as we have lwen much
harassed and fatigued with lung marches ever sauce we luoe
the field iii February, 1817.
•' Preemie accounts will have informed you of the dread.
fat sickness in August last, which proved so ale,te urtire Iu
thousands here, particularly the 1111'11,144 proving fatal in a
few hours. Our regiment lost, iu ihree days, Surly enern
men, 'Meta women, and six children (all fia.upemtv.,,
upward. of 300 native followers of our •muall camp e;-e.I
within the mine time. Thank God, the army and the rouu-
try are now quite healthy but we have 10,l many valve ,1
friends.

"6 Nothing can exceed the respect and veneration in whit ti
the Marquis of Hastings is held in every part of this east
Empire—both army and inhabitants 'Jolting., 61141, and pray
constantly for hie cont;.inance here. Au unfound. d
some munth• ago, that he was about to be me culled 1.. Lug-
laud, caused the greatest despondency among all rauk•; and
it is imrsasible to describe the joy abut was felt %ben it *s
ascertained that there was no troth in the repot.
" The 84th regiment have embarked and sailed fur Eng-
land ; and the 22d light dragoons ars also tinier nu-del% ei
embark for the Cape of Good Hope, mid from thence for
Entriaud, if they should not be detained by the GuircrllUr
there, of which there is some doubt, u Captain S. received
letter from his brother, at the Cape, on the 14th instant,
informing that the Cartes were waging a inmt destruc-
tive war against our people, and that the force thi
in the Colony was very inadequate to inert their incursion.
in the different vulnerable ptlllii. 1 t,ull, hittseser, tlist
all will he over before we reach there, as 1 most beart,l, a isio
to see Old England once again.
" Colonel Dickens has succeeded Colonel Dunkin, in the
Command of our regiment.
111 we are detained at the Cape, 1 will write you fronts
thence by the first opportunity."
London, England, 1820-01-20

Jost published, by COLBU RN and Co. Conduit-street, in one
pocket volume, price 4s. Gd. aeAtly half bound, the Second

Edition of •
TIDEART OF FRENCH CON VERSA-
'nos with an Introduction, by D. nolLE,tu.

This work will be found to he constructed on su
admir-
able a plan, as to afford far greater facilities towards speak-
ing the French Language than ca be derived fro. any
otlior publication.
2. AN EC DOT FS PA RISI EN N ES. Consisting of en-
tertaining and memorable Traits of the Men of Learning
and other distinguished Characters who have flourished in
the French Capital. 4s. bound.

3. HENRI LE GRAND. Paz Madame de Geniis.
3 •olr. 12..

- - Thisdelightful Ballistics! Tale, like the &Wader or she
some Author, will be foaud an acceptable present to young
ptsrsonr, and is admirably calculated fur a Clam Book is
Schools.
London, England, 1820-01-20

am in many cases ptit to, were eclipsed, instead of
being an Act fur promoting public justice, the
preamble of it ought to br•••••-•,, 14 , It 14 right
and exiwrlient to obstruct the itlininistration of
public joctre, nod to discourage tire attendance of
witnesses for the Gown.

The Costsmat SERJEANT—No such preamble
can belong to an Act of the Leivalatiore.
Toe Itccostoya—Tilis Court are very anxious
to give liberal compen+ation to wilues•rs under
peculiar ci►cuntatances. bat to does not feel itself
'tilled on to yield to the prrarlit application. in a
case where a witm►a reveivell it severe waauud from
It e• Pricsite-. lie (the Rev.ortlet) did tint feel him-
self justified ill ortlerint; him more th”fi the nswil
enttemit's. Ilit Lordship, however. directed the
Clerk of the Arraigns fq procure to copy of the
opionnis which tt is understood the J nage' have
come to on the point.

BOARD OF EXCISK, JANUARY 19.
London, England, 1820-01-20

DESTIWCTIVE FIRE.

A Are broke out on Monday at Ilanor House, six miles
from Epping, the residence of J. H Talbot, Est The tire
must have originated in the laundry, situate in one of the
whirs of the mansion, as it was consumed before au alarm
'eras riven. The family had a very narrow escape; and from
the severity of the weather, there was a great want of water,
and also of bands, from the time it broke out. The house
bad been fitted up in the most costly manner, with ass
elegant library, and not a stick or a hook was saved. The
whole was a heap of ruins within two hours, and the insurs
ante we understand to have been very trifling. A groom,
who slept over the laundry, was dangerously burut.
London, England, 1820-01-20

Lately published, Editions in French and English,
RECOLLECTIONS of ITALY, ENG-
LAND, and AMERICA.

By F. A. DE CIIATEAUBRIAND,
Author of " Maio," &c. 2 v 014.104.

41 We recognise in these Re-collections,' the elegant and
romantic Author of ' Alias; his fervid imagination and
vivid descriptions."

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3. TRAVELS in GREECE, PALESTINE, EGYPT,
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London, England, 1820-01-20

MISS BURNEY'S NEW NOVEL.

This day is published, the Second Edition, in 3 vols. 24,.
COUNTRY NEIGHBOURS, riiil THE
SHIPWRECK: Tales of Fancy.

By bliss BCRNEY.
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Of whom may be had, by the name popular Author, new

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cLAnENTINE, 3 vol.. 214.
TRAITS OF NATURE, 4 vuls. 28s.
London, England, 1820-01-20

IMPOSITION ON THE CHARITABLE.

We have to record as a caution to the hemline and Ilene-
vulent nougat similar defrauds, the ease of William Henson,
who was convicted last Friday at Hicks's Hall, for • defraud
on the Bishop of Durham, endeavouring to obtain money
wider false pretences ; he rspresented himself the brother of
poor woman named Arden, whose husband had been killed
in the irommill belonging to Messrs. Wilkinson and Co.
at Rotherhithe; Heoson enclosed a petition to the Bishop
of Durham, with the names of several noble families, and
• certificate signed by the Rector and Churchwardens of
Rotherhithe. He was convicted on the evidence of James
Price, servant to the Bishop, who suspecting it was not a
true ease, accordingly applied to the Rector sad Church-
wardens of that parish, sad found the certificate to be a
forgery, and on Henson's applying for his answer had him
secured by • constable, and taken before a Magistrate at
Iklarlbormigh-istreet, who committed him. Price received
the thanks of the whole Court fur taking so much pains to
send such a character out of the country.
London, England, 1820-01-20

Printed for Henry Co!born and Co. Conduit-street

Of whom may he had, by the same distiuguished Writer,
1. JULIEN DELMOUR; or, The New /Era: a Novel,
actually founded on the Events that have occurred in
France daring the last thirty years, 4 vols. 245,
2. JANE of FRANCE, 2 vols. 12s.
3. ZUMA, awl silver Tales, 6s.
4. HENRI LE GRAND, 3 vols. 12s.
London, England, 1820-01-20

Ina few days will be published, neatly printed in 2 solo.
nm e and embellished with Cuts,
ROBIN 11000; the Lae and Adventures:
together with the Ancient Songs and Ballads, cam.
mensurative of the Exploits of that celebrated English
Outlaw.
" lit this our spacious Isle 1 think there is not one
But be of Robin Hood bath heard and Little John ;
And to the end of time the tales shall neer be dour
Of Scarlock, George a-Greco, and %luck the Miller's son;
Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made,
In praise of Rubin Hood, his outlaws, and their trade."
DRAYTON.
London, England, 1820-10-06

ATTEMPTSD AfIICIDE.

Yesterday morning a Gentleman dressed in a green frock
east, blue oust, pantaloons, sod Heftiest hoots, lived a boat
on Millbank, ■nd proceeded i■ it ■lope op the river, as far
as Chelsea Reach. lie laid the oars in the boat, and deli-
berately stripped off his cult, which, together with his bat,
he also put on the seat, and leaped iitto the emeriti. A
waterinvii *tamed aeggs, observing his conduct, rowed to-
wards him, and with mime difficulty took him up, wiry
much exhausted. He Is fused giviog any account of him-
pelf, but a card was found in his pocket, fr•ms which it op-
pears that he is a Lieutamot in the Navy. The waterman
took him to a public-house on the bank, in hopes of obtain-
ing further information, and that the unfortunate man, she
is evidently deranged, may be sent to hi■ trivtids, if tiwy
could be discovered.
London, England, 1820-10-06

•
oimii :NAN. gime kid .i.is
desse,mrOsielp.
Demi per 14 I Ming forguel diem ? I
saw ia lbaates, Ate we ;used I. die* Mars with ev
RemitHlelsame nod if.. Agatha. sad illeesimi
Did say *dim peruse besides her Royal Highness, yogi--
welt, sad W. Amalie, dine on I Wee nreasloos ? .1 Risk
Nobs* ; bat there were sermars broiled in dishes.
Did tt happen fremieally, sad did your Ladyship always
Mao there ? Yea ; when her Royal Digitises' bad not swam
posy at dimmer. I dialed there always except on one day,
trhem herilloyal Highaem gave me leave to p to Pompeii.
Did Sergami always wait ! I 'lrish he did.
Ines did yor grit her Royal Highness's service? Ia
1817.
Was sey application made to you to join her Royal High.
eras is Germany ? Yes.
How long was that before yes quilted her service ? I
cannot remember how long. _

Was any proposition Ins& *Front appointio! Colonel
Liticinty to the satiation of animaterlam lu her Royal
Hishoess

Mr. Broughams objet-ted to the question. It woo oleo to
all the objcelions which had bees wired agososs aimiler woes.
lions post by him. It did mot arins out of the easstsiontioo
is thief.

The Solicitqw-General urged his right to pot thr question.
The Lord Chancellor *aid, that limpmisrallun hasn't Invn
pot and uhketed to, if the Counsel CoesLl nut *tire upon it
a disennion mast arise, a bids, as the usual Inuit for their
Lord/kips to !separate had arrived, would !meccas.' ily occasion
a delay beyond that period.

Mr. Brougham said be world agree to any thing rather
than delay their Lordships.
The Howie immediately adjourned tin lea o'clock
10-marrow Ohio) morning.
London, England, 1820-10-06

POLICE.

lOW 4ft/11[7.

Yeste►day the tom footpads who lately infested the Edge.
ware and Harrow roads, and by their depredations tensed
considerable alarm, were brought np for re•examiastion
before Richard [Untie, Esq. the Sitting Magistrate. Owing
to some of the witnesses not attending they were remanded
'toil next Wednesday. The charges already preferred
against them are very numerona.
Joseph Heddowes, Edward Barks, and Wes. Dmtg►ate,
three notorious characters, were examined, charged with
street robbery. They were reminded for further examine.
Hon, it being expected that other charges will be brought
against them.
Edward Jackson was examined, cheered with stealing a
watch from the persists of Judith Poor, near Hammersmith.
The watch was found in the possession of the Prisoner. He
was fully committed.
London, England, 1820-09-23

SADLER'S WELLS rusitrim.

The tuanaerment of this theatre by Mr. 11.
PAYNE, has had the effect of elevating the claw.
.racters of its entertainments to something lake a
degree of classical taste. Mr. Payne's benefit
took place on Wetioroday last. when he prodneed
not only a spirited and laughable force by wty of
pellicle, entitled Not &riled, hot also • very spi-
rited, meat, and judicious veroirm of Scnti.Lvit's
tragedy of The Robbers. This tragedy upon
which so many play-w rights ace known to have
cast • longing eye. was most luckily reserved
for its prevent introduction to the British *tag,.
We say luckily. because it has beauties which it
was desirable to transplant. Bust it has irregulari-
ties and excesses which would hive made it impos-
sible to transplant those twenties bats the region of
the regular drama without the utmost danger to the
whole design. In the present instance the ere is
reversed. That which would have been barely
tolerable in the patent houses becomes excel-
lent by contrast with the general character of
the entertainments (however lively and enter-
taining they may have leers) at the lesser thee.
tree. la would be a tedious task to enumerate the
exact scenes which Mr. PAYNE has found it neceo-
eery to introduce or to omit. Suffice it to say, that
considering the play is the longest by far which
his been written within the last century, Mr.
PAYNE his, in three acts, and with fewer violations
of the unities than could have been expected, made
the most judicious airangement of the plet and
incidetita. Upon the whole, we conclude that no
piece lass ever heeu produced et Sadler. Wells,
which so well deserves the attention of the public.
Mr. PAYNE performed the part of the hero, Charles
de Moor, himself; and few parts have never been
better suotainrd, especially in the pathetic jos-
sages, wills which the character abounds. We
would willingly say as much of Francis de Moor, Isis
brother. which was performed by a Mr. Fatiurtur ;
but in justice to the stage. as well as to the preten.
sions of Mr. FazmaLET, we Mutt protest against
so palpable and offensive an imitation of Mr.
Klux's manner, without the acknowledgment
of mimicry, and without the graces with which
Mr. KeAts obscures the defects of his own
powers. Mrs. STANLEY performed the part of
Amelia in a very commanding manner. The
scenery was uo less excellent than the modification
of the plot and dialogue. The "'lotions characters
who formed the buuditti deserve particular notice.
as they all performed well. But, our limits will
only allow no to add, that the piece was rapturously
applauded throughout, and short as is the remainder
of the season. we trust that the public will have an
opportunity of witnessing the performance of this
most interesting play before the house closes.
London, England, 1820-09-23

DR. SYNTAX IN SEARCH OF A WIFE.

THE fluidic rare respectfully informed, that
the THIRD sod LAST TOUR of DOCTOR SYN.
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This Volume will content his TOUR in SEARCH of a
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justify the bope of its receiving an moll dept.* of favour
with the Tau preceding Tutors published by R. Ackermann,
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onmeruus coloured Plates, 14s. boards ; IS.. neatly bound,
HE NAVAL and MILITARY EXPLOITS
which have di.tinguislred the Reign of GEORGE 111.
accurately described, and methodically arranged,
By JEHOSHAPHAT ASPIN.
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of reference, tbe most careful attention basin been paid to
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youth, it will be au allfilliNt intrudection to the knowledge
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MEDICAL SCHOOL, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
HOSPITAL

THE WINTER COU RSES or LECTURES
will be commenced at ibis SCHOOL on MON DAY,
October 2, at Tau uTlork.
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by
Dr. Hun.

On ANATO3IY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. Anta-
SITHY. •

On the THEORY sad PRACTICE of SURGERY, by
Mr. AmmarToy.
Oa CH KM ISTY Rad MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. Hue.
Oa MIDWIFERY, by Dr. GOOCH.
PRACTICAL ANATOMY aad DEMONSTRATIONS,
by Mr. STANLEY.
Further particulars may be *Maimed brapplicatios at the
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COURT menrtAL.

iioniz-GoAaDs. FRIDAY. SEPTCSISER 42.
The fourth day of the Coart•sartial, held ou Liculeuaut•
Calash 1 SI. George french, of the Sib dragoon guards, on
charges preferred sgaiust bin by fileareal the Earl of Car-
lumpier*. she Colonel of the regime's.. The Court met at
a winder past 11 o'clock.
The Pearl of Carhanoptims did not attend.
The Noble Accuser's Solicitor then proceeded to (malaise'
she eritoesses in support of site charges, which we have al.
ready inserted.
I The case co the put of the prosecutiow being closed. the
Court adjourned at half.past two o'clock. until II o'clock tos
Monday morning, to give Liestesant-Cultioel French the
opporionilf of preparing Ids defeare.
The Court was crowded Muria.
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THE CHEVALIER ISA BEY has nearly
ensopleird his Arrangements fur OPENING the
EXHIBITION of his Ins COLLECTION of WORKS of
ART at the Gallery, No. 61, fall-mall. On MONDAY
NEXT he invites the Lasers of the Fine Arts to his (Vire-
lion of Historical Designs, Portraits, soil Wrier-Colour
Dicoincs. The Portraits are of some of the mum
Peratnonces in Europe, and the must celebrated
Beauties a the Continent.
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This day is publiOsetl, prier 141.
THE WHA It lillOk E LEGEND: a Title of
the Dead, in 2 Vols.

" But wises her Tales the Bt.'dame 'pa impart."
BEATTIL.

London: Printed for Ogle, Duncan, and Cu. 37, Pater-
uoster•row, and 295, lielhurii; of whom may be had, price
180.
FORMAN, a Tak, in 3 •o!s. by the same Anchor.
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Shortly will be published, Imadonmely printed in 3 vols.
Bvo with a Map of 11e Route,
A JOURNAL of Two Succe•atve TOURS
KIR upon the CONTINENT, perforintd in the Years
1816, 1817, and 1818; containing au Account of the pin-
ci pal Places in the South of France, of the great Roads over
the Alps, and of the chief Cities and must interesting pa. is
of lolly, accompanied with uccasimial Remarks, Ilastoroal
and Critical.
_

Ey JAMES WILSON, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand ; and W.
Blackwood, Edinburgh.
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THE ASSOCIATED CATHOLIC CH A RITI ES, UNDER
THE PATRONAGE OF THE RIGHT REV. DR.
POYNTER.
The Right Hon. Lord CLIFFORD. PRESIDENT.
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of these
CHARITIES will take place at the Freemasons'
Tavern, Great Queensstreel, ow MONDAY NEXT, May IS,
1820 ;
The Right Hon. Lord STOURTON is the Chair.
VICE !RESIDENTS:
The Duke of Norfolk, Lord Prtre,
The Earl of Surrey, Lord Arundel%
The Earl of Sltreirabery, Hoe. Mr. Clifford,
The FAA of Nessbargb, Hon. Edward Prtre,
VISCOUIIi liunaird, Sir G. Jerningham, Bsrt.
Iretwgftnit:
Hon. Charles Clifford, Rev. William Morris,
Sir Henry EngleAeld, Bart. Rev. Thomas Percy,
Sir Edward Blount, Met. ReV. Jul's,a Picquot, •
Robert Berkeley, jou. Esq. Patrick Power, Esq.
Richard Butler, Esq. ' Jobn Remain, Esq.
Rev. Lewis Havant, I Mulyneux Serl, Esq.
G. B. Hodges, Esq. Thomas Stunor, jun. Esq.
Rev. John Junes, Colonel Stonur,
Simon Kelly, Esq. ; M. W. Troy, Esq.
Rev. John Law. Thomas Tacker, Esq.
AoLouglinan, jou. Esq. I John Wright, Esq.
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of Mr. Booker, G I Secretary, 61, New Bond•street ;
of Mr. Yu..., Serie-street, LineoWslon•fields, and Mr. Sum-
merogill, Cisre•strect, ditto, Assistant•So aviaries ; mid at
the Bar of the Tavetp.
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IMMEDIATE COMMAND OF CASH TO ANY
• •RXTENT.
TIIE OLD MON EYsO FI" ICE, No. 2. Do kes
street. Adelphi —Town and C.oniiiry Winker.. Mer-
'chants, Noblemen's, and Tradesmen's Dills discounted. with
husiosor. lilotrality. secretly, and fidelity, the on•tosent the so-
lidity can be ascertained. Cash also advanced upon deposit.
of eve. y description of property, plate. jewels, linen. bosiery,
sod woollen goods, and for say length of time, with secreay.
Apply personally, or by letter, post paid.
Where the bills of Country Usaltersolrawn upon London,
are at long dates, then part rash, sad a bull •pun London,
at short dart, for the balance will be given.—Constaut at-
trodsuce.
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FASHIONABLI PARTIEI.

it fare peer ~f
ion on Thursday, at their home in fiarlerstieet
The Earl of MaceleetieW gave au 'levet entertainment
yesterday, so • larre party of distinguished personage., at
Iris house in Condftit.strret.
The Earl and Gianiers of St. Germaine will enierta,ii
distinguished partly this day, at their villa at ttlarliliesi:i
Tie Gnomes, of fit.Germalus will give a magnificent
and supper on Monday evening, at her house in aft.
airman.
Prince Earldom will give a splendid, entertainment
numerous party of distinguished personages on the 29th in..
at Chandochriuse, Caireadish•square.
Countess St. Amisoin will haves !sere anierahly to roorrqa
evening. at her hawse in Hanover-square.
The Earl of Limerick will give an elegem, entertainmei •
us a distinguished party. on the *6th inst. as his house
Ifsasfieltslreer, C.avenilish.rquem
Lady G. Cavendish Ise homed cards of invilatinn fur a
brilliant assembly on the 2dth instant, at Burlinglon-binier,
PirxadiEy.

FASHIONABLE. MOrE.TIENTS.
His EsteeHeney Lord Cionhermere, Laity Comfort:me,
and suite, arrived on Thursday at 'nuns's', lintel, Beth..
ley-sqnanr, from Barbnduer.
Sir Wm. and Laity Maria Oennder and family bare Irft
ditto, fur their peat its else lair of Wiest.
Lord and Lsdy Suffield and family hove left thei► loose
in Charles-st►eet, Berkeley.squarr, fur their "lett, filet!inv.
Hort°lit.

The Earl of Coinorvint and family, left their house
Grosvenor-square, on Thursday, for their seat, High Clete,
near Newbary, Berks.
Henry Baring, Eget M.P. and family, leave towh on Mon
day, fur Chilinhans, fur a short time, on their way to the,.
seat, Somerly 110.1• P sear Ringwood, Hants.
Lord and Lady D;arivor sad family leave town on
day, for i heir seat, Dysievor Castle, &loth Water.
The Earl of Stair left his house in SprMg-gardeos tan
Thursday, for Tunbridge Wells.
Departures from Warren's Hotel, Regent-stall:—Lori
Lyaedock, for his meat in Scotland; Sir Richard sad Lady
Puleston and family, for Portsmouth.
The DAkeand Dacia* ot Beaufort and family leave tow.,
the begivaing of next week, for their seat in GluecestershJe.
Departures from Reddish's Hotel, Jenny's-street :—M .
and Mrs. Lindsay and family, for Dublin, and H. Lindsay,
Eq.; Mrs. and Miss Gregor, for their seat in Devonshire,
Sir Was. Gerard, Bart. for his seat iu Lancashire; and Capt.
Baker, for the Continent.
Departures from Kirkbao's Hotel, Lower Brook-street !
Rir Thomas and Lady Banister and family, for their meat sat
Shropshire; Mr. and Lady Sophia Whichcote and Captam
Whielicote, for Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Saltville and family, fur
their seat, Downing-hall, Essex.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Gray are arrived at their mother's tlie
Dowager Cocottes' of Stamford's) horse, its Charles-street,
Berkeley.sqsare, from a tour.
Lord Mosikerry arrived yeatetto) lit Shelley 's Hotel, cock-
spur-street, from Worthing.
Departures from ditto—Gael h Eoutstesa Palmer soil
suite on a tour.
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••
rim ,ipAsok
wriu•ouut • elm/notation of wane and dry weather
lane* we lint sdireriesho the subjechi and it ha. produced
conespooding erects on the country. Such weather is pt.
culiarly advantsgeusi! in wheat, and the crops of that groins
with scarcely an exception, are accordingly luxwiaul 0114
Pe01111eille: the barley, Jim, looks is general nocomincoily
but we are sorry to learn that, except In a few in.
atonces,, the oat era's.' are 'eery deficient both in straw and
head. the early potato garden. nee 'very good, but begin
to reel the want or emit', anti the late crops of that root are
somewhat stunted from the Raise easter. Contrary to she
expectation entertained in the end of May, the hay, from
stir canines* of the greaser part of June, is almost every
where a short crop; there is, however, a stock of that ar-
ticle remaining oilier but year, fully adequate to supply the
deficieucy.--( Cork Adrertleer.)
London, England, 1820-07-22

LONDON.
SATURDAY. JULY 22, 1820.

We regret to state that his MAJESTY was pre-
%elated from being present at the review of the
troops on flOunslow Heath yesterday by an attack
of the gout in his left hand; we understand that
his MAJESTY felt some symptoms of its approach
on Thursday evening, hut hoping to find relief
from medicine, the orders for the chargers for the
litsa and suite were not countermanded, and they
proceeded to the field accordingly, but the painful
malady increasing, his MAJESTY was obliged to re-
!ingots/I his intention. The attack •of the gout.
though severe, is confined to his Majesty's hand;
the KING'S general heidilt is extremely good.
London, England, 1820-07-22

There are now lour regiments of. infantry and
nine regiments of c tralry, partly in camp, partly
in cootonments, at the village of Kristin:du, 116
vents from this city. On the 21st the Emperor
reviewed these fine troops. The departure of the
Emperor for the southern provinces is said to
be fixed fur the 12th (Soy of July. His Ma-
jesty has issued a Rescript, addressed to Prince
Galitzen, Altnister for N.;tional Etlacatiett. its
which lie expresses his particular satisfaction at the
progress of the students its the University who study
the Otiental languages. This school, observes the
RtstriPt, may become of great utility to time Rus-
sian diplomacy, and the students, when they have
acquired kosielalge, are to be placed in the foreign
departowtst. with proper rank, and sent to travel
is the East.'

HAMM:UGH, JULY 14.

The lioned of Trade of this city has received the
following account front Revel, 45th JIM! :—•• This
awning the lightning struck the steeple of the
Unbitten ,Catherhol in this city, and ict r few hour.
that ancient Gothic edifice was reduced to ashes,
Vessel, bound to Itetiel'and St. Petersburglt have by
this event lost as excellent laud-mark, as the lofty
steeple was vi.iblefar out at sea. It ii, therefore,
very desirable that this circumstance should be
suede known as publSc ri possible.

1110 A. JU■t 27.,

Prince Charles of Prussia arriveinieiritiis7dtill
before yesterday on his ray to St. Petembstrill. auJ
left us ogaiu yesterday,

WAIRSAW. JUXE 433.,

The smiiversory of . the pmclainat of the
kingdom of Poland was celebrated here on the
iOtli with much ceremony. The numerous troops
encamped between Blume and Warsaw were as-
sembled on a plain. end attended divine Service in
the open air.
Paivate accounts from %Vilna, speak of • dreadful
storm of hail on the 14th inst. at Hrzentseniez, near
Dubno, in which several iiersons were killed.

DILLNDEMBUSU. JULY 8.
Professor Ziume, director of the yawl for the
Wind at livrltit, arts out in 8 few days for England
and France, iu order to examine the schools for the
blind in those countries, to adopt such improvements
as he nisy meet with in the school or Berlin.—
(ilamburgh Paper, July 14.).
VIENNA. JULY 4.
ltecatt accounts, which come down to the 13th
of Jutte. coutirm the previous intelligence duet the
army of the Pschr of Scutari, which commenced its
mach on the Ist Juhe, amounts to eu.uot) men. It
has appeared before two or three cities, our of which
is Duruzz t. The Governors t,f these cities mune-
(Lately girrertited the Ice's to tits Mocha. The
foist of lisornidatt hindered the armies Goa cuititng
to an eligegrmetit, titltl it is probable none wall
take place. till alter the feast. fisiLotn.- which cot.-
eludes. the Riasodsu. :Nam of,
London, England, 1820-07-22

V.Itil4CT OF A:10141ga LETTERSANII OATS.

" It it now shout a week ago since • very general
• of fernsintation arid discaasteat ares-utiserved
in the sarovisice of Salerno; and last Sunday we
heard that s whole regiment of cavalry had deserted
and ported thettoselves near Sole. Shortly after,
all the troops were pat its motion against thens, bet
it avin, discovered that disaffection revelled; and
that no reliance could be placed upon them.
which pada it evident that coercive nier.ores
egoista he.of no use, but that eterY ineasis must
to tkibeitiata matters ; the more so, as it
was believed that discontent, more at leis. prevailed
in 'Nese provinces.... Things were carried en is this
"Y. 16" frflerdlif. when die King, having been told
that • free CIMIpiO/41i0,8 was.the universal wish ut
{br peoPle, declared that he wutddogive it to them
riluniartly, and itninedistely tesinta i proclama-
tion. promising to pablishit in I week. It is said
limn ass affecting aerate has taken place at the Ps.
lace.. %%lien the King declanrd,.hia &ideation. the
heredifsry. Prince who, is joist arrived kola sidle, ,
fell Si the feet of the King. and in tears tliankeit
hita.in the name of the people, eiclatming, " Yen
Wee saved the country." It molt remains for the
iostsreeist troops, so they were then called. hut fIOW
the Patriot% to return to their duty, which they
will do as eosin as they know the terms of the Cuss.
stostinni, which they mob to he •as 'sear as 1.0.-
rible to that of Spain. The city h.a. been for
sunw days pas( iii extreme sigitision. The
(Mei (city volunteers) have been continually.
on duty.- At this moment there are thousands and
testa of Ih parading the str,..eta near the
Palacc. and shouting P to the King and
Conatitution. We think that all will rUCCeIi
quietly. and end safely."
' • -
London, England, 1820-07-22

•
The Dukes of YORK and CAMBRIDGE, the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and the Princess So-
PHIA, yesterday visited his MAJESTY.
Yesterday afternoon a numerous assemblage of
the members of the Royal Fundy, and others,
took place at Buckingham-House; there were pre-
sent the Duke and Duchess .of Cbalaittsco, the
Duke of CAMBUIDOIt, the Duchess of GLoc-
CUTER, Princess Aucttn*, Princess SOPHIA, the
Duchess of KENT, the Duchess of SAXE-Wium•R. •
the Princess Peppin, &c. The object of the Royal
assembly wadi "wet Sir THOMAS LAWRENcE.
the Prerident of the Royal Academy, to inspect
his paintings of the Sovereigns and distinguished
Personages, while he was abroad, for his MAJESTY.
The paintings were exhibited to the Royal party in
the library.
Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDGC, Princess ';'o.
AUGUSTA, and a select party. dined with the Duke c
and Duchess of CLAuxocs.
The Duchess Of GLOUCESTER went to Bagshot
on Weduesday. Her Royal Highness returned tu
London on Thursday.
Lady IitaTHCoTE'S intended ball last night;
Grosvenor-square, we hare authority to state, was
postponed in consequence of her being indisposed.
Lord COMBERMIRRE has brought home a most
beautiful tiger,
.which his Lordship has sent as a
present to the Duke of Wirtietscrrotst •
The whole Court of Munich is now at Baden.
It is reported at Leipsig that the presumptive heir
of a great empire will marry a Piincess of Saxony.
There are now only two daisghtees. his Royal ,
Highness Prince Maximilian whiten' unmarried.
Princess Amelia, born Augustio;-1794 ; and
Princess Mary, born April 27, 17f1C.1.
The ancient and indepeodeutlosty of Loftier •
has voted an Address to Ore Qtaltolittrhich so to be -
presented to her MAJESTY by the 1.4110 y sod present
members for the city, accompaniitlisy Laistm
and Mr. BLENKINSOPP.
At the had of the 7We/err no lo of war, which
is to be launched on the etith insfidt;.is a fine statue
of the late gallant Lord Nittidu, carted in a supe-
rior style.
Lord SUFFIELD'S !nite 4aviiir3nh (eat. Ib.) is
matched against the Duke of Pouniittes Tiresias
(Vat. 41b.), at the first Newasiuket uniting, fur lUu
guineas,
NEW Lorrear.—Last shositiortlid Gentleissen
intending to lnd for tile Lottrer.woited upon the
CUANcELLOS of the EICHfIitIZIL and the Earl
of LIVERPOOL. The tottrijC to consist of
20.000 Tickets, and the last day of drawing o.e
28th of November. The following were tie
offers S. v. 1.
T. Bish
Hazard and Cu - It
C. Carroll. l3 't
J. and J. Sivewright • • l3 4
Mr. Bull is of course the Contractor.
• On Tuesday last the weigtus belonging to the
clock which is over the Town-hall, at Ereshani.
fell suddenly, end forcing their way through the
c.iling of the Hall, tell itituseduitely upon the
seats of the Mayor and Deputy Recorder. It
is a somewhat singular circumstance, that Out for
an adjournment of the Semites% these Gentlemen
would have occupied their sewtsint the moment the
weights' fell : in that case. thtiv• death must lisNo
twin inevitable, as the weiglits:sivere more attn.
I cwt.
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raoiostv invade,'
. PI rev's rid'. lull

and at oo time have sespsten such a molti;w0I
of %It:Ottani& employed rk air wove, eugag'ed in thee
preparation for the splendid. festivities, which 'will
eteitimei, wirliotit interruption; fora whole fortnight.
The church of St. Catherine, its which our annals
r•late that the robbing of the consecrated wafers
took plater, is adorned aids' egos! elegance and
taste. Strangers are already pouring in, and there
Itt4f dpirrarance that the concourse of pooe
ple be immense. The example of the So.:
vrtrjgnr who has been pleased to contribute a
yap 10 enhance the splendour of these fetes. if
imitated by the citizen, of every elms, who emu-
late each other in promoting there national festivals.

113VSSELII, JULY 17.

Yesterday will be a memorshle 1,,y our annals.
At break of day a prodiginu. multitude of strangers
already thronged the streets, which were adorned
with trees, garlands. festoons, fl igs, &c. The
beitutiful church of St. (Willy, presented within-
side • scene at once magnificent and simple.
Orange and laurel trees wete placed in the ai►les,
mixed with rich standards.

The choirs were solarised with chandeliers be-
longing to his Almjesty and rich inilividtrils, lighted
with W 3% candles. The whole p►odoced a magical
effect in a temple whu•h is a masterpiece of Gothic
architecture. After Mass, which was performed
by the ArchbiAitip of 111sliiies, the procession.
which was splendid, issued from the church, nod
having proceeded through the streets in the Mill-
ner previously regulated, returned to the chureh.
litithe'evening there was a general illumination
. !.!
sump, to any thing of the kind that 1130 been
seen. here since the inatigurntion cf Joseph 11.
io 1781.—(Brussels Papers, Joly t d.)

GERMAN PAPERS.

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- Zeitireg
Nuremberg Corretwitiltw,"iit sinister to an article
previtoody inserted in 'the former Jaime!, and
which decried the success of MI miry to Vienna.
He miser:v. on the contrary, that he has been emi-
nently soiccenfol—as a proof of which he adduces
the commercial Convention between Bavaria and

other south German States, and that there is every
prospect that the object of the Union will be
attained.

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fortifrOngs.eeiree:4l poiikb to appall the of'irrecin* *ism they continue
tyi Koehn of !Acetyl. Sow anitntry • :mists ne demi Ilithatisi Ziifilielf •
joiritd the Ottovnan Sett off Prey's.. c*ft3u6D, JtILY 4. q
stwaitas. PdLr 14. The King of Preemie arrived here to.day, with d
present* at this moment a most ani- very small suit.
I—trerierviv eerintt: every-ohm they err
,soiti,
end 16.404 arehot,outtint the Professor List, agent of the Union of Merchants
ash
sit.suilavitere_stisis verdure. and 31.nufactiorers, has rent a long article to the
ens
....swoon steely a rattliatitle Ifht°r4 of the dllgercip; Zcitv.g and- of the dislin
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711 E IYAKEFIELD_AICibRESS TO TIM'

QUFI'P.

POLICE.

DARING ROBBERY.
Yesterday .10kri Nipper', • genteel dressed young man,
was pot to the liar, handcuffed. charged with Aeolis+,
and tither articles, (*ruin the Hull Munn public-house,
in
Clipstonesstreet. on Sunday evening.
Mn. Wells, the landlady, stated, that the Prisoner, who
was a stranger, railed fur • glass of cider, a hide before
seven o'clock in the evening. He was stone time alone in the
parlour, and on witness going in he asked fur a particular
newspaper, and un being informed it was not taken in there,
he ?arid he must gri,where he cold,' see it. In the comae of
the ev g Mrs. Wells mined the keys of • cetiboard in the
parlour which she kept plate in, and ou getting the luck
picked, thirteen silver tahleespoossa, six smaller, and other
light articles were gun.. In the lattyr part of the evening,
just before bed time, the servantsniaid gave an alarm that
aithief hail just come net of the bed.room with a bundle,
and as hr could not get out at the (runt or the house, he
concealed himself in the pity, down which he threw the
articles stolen from the lied-room, soil the bunch tif keys.
The Prisoner was ~cowed by the portant customers, and
delivered over to Coates, a constable, when it hinted out
that after having stolen the piste from the parlour up-
board, he took it home to his lodgings, at Nia.4, Hiarre
street, Camden Town, and was during enough to return to
increase los booty. Coales found the plate and saber
stolen articles at his lodging., will a brace of loaded pistols.
The Prisoner was remanded fur another examination.

TIER 1.A7'1: SWOR.WS.

&ring the past week this part of the kingdom has been
visited by several tremendous storms oft Awarder and light.
Mint : the hay barest hair in consegnewee beee• materially
interrupted, and the cum. which last week stusd'ereet and
promising, hag in ninny sitnntluns heels beaten down by the
torrents of rain. Accounts have reached no of I serious
accident, form the lightning, in various parts of the man-
try, and amongst the rest the following :—About seven
o'clink on Tuesday ',toeing, the belfry of the episcopal
chapel at LOW Moor. 11541 SMII6III. was struck by the
lightning, which detrentled into the chapel and shat-
tered to pieces the framework and front of a beautiful new
organ, lately erected is that place. The new gallery and
other parts of the interior of the chapel have also sustained
considerable injury, and, thus handsome edifice, which has
lately been in part re-edified, now exhibits ariking evidence
of the dedruelive power. of the morns. On the following
day, I he wife of Jobs Taylor, a manufacturer at Wade-plate,
near Flubrihrib, was struck dead by ilw bedtime is the
bosom of hi-r Notify, all or whom suffered from the shock.—
( lords Memory+)