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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-09

The Chancellor of the Eamhequer, Mr. Stows Boerne,
General Gaseisigoe, and others from the Hoene of CONIIIINUS.
brought sip she Cliiirches !tinkling Bill, the Parish Vestries'
Bill, the Poor laws Amendment Bill, the Liverpool Gas
Light Billi and several other Belle, local or private, to which
they desired their Lordships concurrence.
file. M. A. Taylor limeeld up Ille Oxford Gas Light Bill,
with the consent of the House of Commons to the Amend-
ments of the Lords.
Earl GROS KK NKK presented a Petition from the Inhabi-
tants of the Parish of At. Luke s, Chelsea, sisinst the Parish
Vestiges' Itrmilation Bill.
Lon! AUCIILAND presented • Petition from Leeds, in
favour of the Cl y Sweepers Regnimien Bill.
Lout 5110•401JT1i laid on the table certain papers cow-
as we believe, accounts of the Number of persons
enninattell to the several Gaul in the Counties of England
and Wales, distiugerldliing their oneness.

NEW CHURCHES.
The Earl of I.tvraroot. ritovril the first readint of the
Churches Building Rill, whirl), hiring tardend, the NoWe
Earl gave notice that he would muve the second reedit/
this day seunight,

EITON 11 ANU FACTUR ERS.
The Earl of LAUDEADA 1.11; presented a Petition
front several ennuis manufacturers in Manchevter,
aisol other laws of Lancashire, praying to be heard
at the Bar by Ctbuiwel memo( the Cotton Spinners
Regitla Bill. The Noble Earl *toted. thin
the l'etitioneni were prepared to bring forward
lion of b) prove that die children em-
ployed in there cotton manufactories were in a pound
state of he•dilf. They alto uhjected strongly to the
claitre for erecting a certain number or rtipendiary
ri4itipro tip examiise bus the eismiitioll of the chil-
dren. Ile h..lu d the Noble Lord opposite (lieu-
yon) aould lii.vt Las ol,jci.tion to potipone the at.
London, England, 1818-05-09

PARISH VESTRIES-POOR LAWS.

The Parish Vestries Bill and the Puor Laws
Amendment Bill, were read a first time.
Sykes's Hydrumeter Bill went through a Com-
mittee.
The House then adjourned till Wednesday next.

MOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, MAY 9.

A short time before four o'clock the Deputy Usher of the
Black Buil summoued the House to hear the Royal Assent
Riven by Commission to several public and private BOIS—
(kOr Wadi se• Lords' Report
Mr. Jubasun, frion the Chief Secretary of Slate's Office,
Ireland, presented an Account of the animist of Bank Notes
and Bank Post Bills of the Bank of irelaisd In circulation
*telly &via( the last year.
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN NORTHERN
COUNTIES.
Mr. X. A. TATL.•w gave notice that he intruded, on tie
tOth instant, to sabmit a Peopealtion to the Howse, either
by Address to the Crowe, or in some other suaisuer, with it
view to carry into effect the romosomendatiuo of the Com-
mittee ou the Adwituistnitio• of Jimmies in the fume Northern
Counties.
London, England, 1818-01-16

BIRTHS.

On the 12th instant, a;hisatat, Liaston HOURC, Sofrolk,
the Lady of the Right Hon. Lord Huntinztield, of a sun.
On the 19th tilt. at Glenknoly, the Lady or Sir Alesander
Leith, of a sun and heir—and anon after, of a %tonid son,
who died immediately after With.
On the Wilt instant, the Lady of John Bruce, tsq Jr
Grenada, of a son.
Yesterday, at the Rectory House, St. Albans, Wood.
street, London, the Lady of Lieutenant W. F. Peter, R.N.
or a aou.
London, England, 1818-01-16

•
man away, and then desiqted—but not till they had
broken doors and wiiiilows, and done every thing
which an assemblage of persons about to pull down
a house would do. With respect to the sum of
641. Is. 4d. demanded for repairs, the propriety of
the charge was not impugned by any evidence. As
to the item of 3051. 13s. 6d. fur damaged arms, as
those arm% were used for the purposes of demoli-
tion, they certainly came within the meaning of the
statute. The third item was 911 f. 19•. 6d. for
arms token away and never returned. Now if they
believed that those arm• were stolen, for the pur-
pose of making a p►otit of them, the Plaintiff could
not recover.—hot, if they were of opinion, that
thee were laid hold of as weapons to enable the
mob to rescue the young man, and, in accomplish-
ing that rescue, to demolish the house with them,
then they would conic within the range of the ob-
ject which the Act of Parlianieut had in view, and
the Plaintiff, it -appeared to him, had a right to
recover.
The Jury found for the Plaintiff—damages
4281/. 14s. 4d.
London, England, 1818-01-16

ISLE OF SKYE.

It is well known that Lord Macdonald, and other pro-
p. neon. 111 the Isk of Skye, have dour notch fur their
profile iu the late general distress and Niftier sit crops,
II VI cisl'y after 1813. Other pniprielors hair also dune
wadi to most districts of the Highland.. For there is
one 1110.1111 T, perhaps wirers!, where a general order was
wined .order the apprelleusiou of approaching famine, at
least recast want of grain, Or rather or wady money to
purchase It, that uo person there should suffer from mere
want, moil the dusts iets allitekd to extend about one him-
dust miles, suits ■ populatiuu considerably above tee thou-
usu.!. Twenty-five per cent. of abatement of teat is Skye
was given, besides duitaticius, 'tensions,
I► hitting become necessary to accommodate the country
wires gran., Lord Macdonald arranged with Goverument the
supply of a grant quantity, to the amount a several thou-
not pounds. 'nib was distributed among the Kumla—his
Lordship granting security, at the same tone, fur the rt.-
paytart,i within Once years uf the MIMS advanced for grain.
Scscral other great proprietors accepted similar aid fur their
truants. - .

Still, shit notwithstanding these large supplies of grain,
the peon• in those roan rr i ~, many of whom see not cones
us ordinary beggars, did out belong Si. the class of
is ',Wits who wire the objects of this aid. Their situation
us. lamentable sad cannot he COUCtaleil. Thry were
wally of thew reduced to lire sin very little more than
the ..lwll•6sls they could gsther on the shores of Skye.
thstress was too obvious to except the notice of the
ulh•mrn of that island. Though also sufferiug much
bmilAip from the low price of rattle, they art on foot a sub•
Retipti.ll tuning themselves, inviting persons at a distance,
tomtit 1.4 with the country, to contribute. The case was
IQ dal 111&111t that it lacunae a necessary ditty to said lo
Mitsistry a irpresentation authenticated by the Clergy, Sec.
in the iiititient districts of the island. The conorqoeuce
slut 5001 were added as a grant by Governisseot Ie
•1.1 of these runtributions, and several weeks ago a warrant
Irons the Lards of the Treasury upon the Barons of the Ex.
s SIM, cause duos fur payment of this suns in the units" or
sir. Campbell, and Mr. Hector Macdonald Buchanan. In
Oho turau time, the distributi tttt had tarsi anticipaird, mud
this salutary aid exclusively allotted to the pilaw of Skye.—
h ~10$1 to lie Iptutiuutd to tlw honour of that worthy
patiiiit soot friend of the poor, Charles Grant, Esq. M.P.
that hi his iodefatigable exertions and preemie, represents.
t.uu to Lid Livet pool, the poor of Skye are chiefly indebted
fur ibis last and must seasonable supply.
London, England, 1818-01-16

LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1818.

LONDON SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS, LONDON
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iu-
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P. S. SPEDDING, Secretary.

COMMITTEE
IN AID OF DISTRESSED SEAMEN.
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PRICE sEvEN-pcxcn.

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This day is publivlted, • Second Edition, woli Plates by
towry, and very emiside:-.ibly enlarged,
ACCUM'S CIIEMICA.I, AMUSEMENT :
ra. being a Series of.Dne Hnnd.ed and Sixty curious and
itotructive Experiments in Chemistry, which are easily per-
formed, and unattended by danger.
By FREDERICK ACCUM,
Operative Chemi.t, and Author of t‘everal other well-known
Works on Chemistry and Mineralogy.
In 1 vol. deity 12mo. price Os. in beards.

The Gentle's:men Magazine for September, 1817, speaks
thus of the First Edition of this Wurk, which contained
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includes a number of Experiments on the va:.* Gaslrs.
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in its fascinating ? This pleasing finish to the coun-
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Deutita ice, which is prepared from vegetable without the aid
of any mineral or pernicious ingredients whatever. It im-
parts a firmness and yermilion redness to the Gums, and
sweetness to the Breath; gives a pearly whiteness and beast-
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preserves their strneture, and arrests their decay race' in old
age• It is constantly used by Ladies of the fist rank and
distinction, as well as by many of Foreign Nubility, in pry-
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THE PW)It LAWS.
London, England, 1818-01-16

DEATH.

At iVooilhetul, near Borronstounness, an the 4th instant,
Charles Addison, Esq.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning 51 after 0. I Evening 20 after 9.

THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is
universally acknowleeged to be the most agreeable
and powerful restmative in all Nervous Disorders ever ills-
covered. This celebrated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in
all inward wastings, loss of appetite, iudeg st ion, depression
of spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs. ob-
stinate conchs, shortness of breath, and consurnptil,e babas ;
it thins the blood, ea►es the must violcut pains iii the head
and stomach, and promotes general perspiration. By the
Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is MU( b admired, b. ins;
pleasant to ilw taste and my 11, Zritliy astringing the film a
of the stomach, and Ovine that prow tensity whirl: a good
doges rtquurs. Nothing call be better adapted to help
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•bservation to he mode respecting the Cu.dial Balm of
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cious, in those complaints for which it is recommended, and
universally adiumisteied with invariable %IICCVSI, it eoul•l
smut have attained the unexampled demand it hits acquired ;
fur, as it has rarely the great advantage of a persuasive ad-
vocate, so nothing but his colivicti 0000 of its virtues, by its
salutary effects, can induce persevetance ; and yet reason.:
able perseverance is Cu rtatuly most requisite to enable evs•s
the happiest combination of chemicals and calenicals to
root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to
health.

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or four in one Family Bottle for 334. by winds one 114.
bottle is saved, with the words Liverpool,"
engraved on the Stamp.
••• Dr. Solomon expects, whets consulted by letter, the
usual compliment of a one p d note to be u iirlio.rd,
a•t-
dressed, " Money Letter. Dr Solomon, Gilead-Douse, mar
Liverpool. Paid double postage."
London, England, 1818-03-24

EPPING HUNT.

The Bald-faced Stag was yesterday turned out,
according to anuusl custom, for the amusement of
the Cockney sportsmen, and although the day was
unfavourable, the Held presented an elegant
play of horsemanship—many practical experiments
were made upon the laws of gravitation, and the
syrtem of the human frame. A few dashing ship.
men *hewed a very laudable disregard for their
necks; but the greater part of the company, flout
their distance, appeared to dread the fate of Aoaqm,
and that, by approaching too near, they
share the fate of the stag, and be devoured by the
hounds.

Cornwall Lent Assizes commence at Launceston
thi..tay, before Mr. Justice Anitorr and Mr, Jim.
tee 1-10LIOYD! The following twenty-right pri.
orient are for trial:—
Andrew Harvey (a lunatic), for riassier; John Cork. for
a rape; Eleanor Phillips, for arson; Henry Stephen Rice;
Abraham Striven; and Job. PeWeans, for env p 10.04 m ;
Win. Tomer, hem Mammas, and. James Hnir, for bur_
glary ; H. Osbourn; J. Nita, Alia Ham, Itiehsrd Rabb, es.
diaries Babb, G. lllames, F. Michell, It. Gregory,
J. Hewn% J. rasa., N. %lamina', R.Seandliog, J Faith,
and fintlyrCook, fordeinny; H. Williams, fro roneestiug the
hirth of tier illegitimate child; W. Hodge 'and Mary Hodge,
fur atterivar base eel.; sad J. Daily, for having isespe,l
frees coasady, after being fogad on hoard • smuggling ?coo.
--This calendar most appear light, when compared
with that of other counties, nod especinlly oneo it
is considered that the late harvest war 'owe
valuable in Cornwall than in any other !mu or i Ile
kingdom, and, conartinently, that the situation of
ogricultioral labourer% lies by no means inirovad
during the past yrar.

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DEATH AND MARRIAGE.

On the ldtb instant died, at Coningsby, James Baker,
stionnaker, leaving a dircessotate widow, whose hnsband's
remains were interred on the llitb at Coninesby. She was
not willing, however, to remain lung a disconsolate widow;
but went us the 19th to be married to one John Foy, an
Irishman. The number of persons who assembled to wit.
ness the marriage of this happy pair became so disorderly
that the parties cuald sot be joined iu holy wedlock; but
the clergyman ordering two peace officers to attend the next
day, the ceremony was then performed. Some of the riot.
leg multitude, whew the new-married couple were returning
from the church, muleavosered to get a halter round the
bride's waist : they ptaled the poor woman about in such •
manner, that they actually Woke oat of her arms, to the nt•
ter diegrace of themselves sad the spectators.—(Borten
Paper.)

ROBBERIES IN KENT.

A peg of robbers have been recently most actively at
work in Kent. Within the last few weeks fifteen burglaries
Imes been committed is the parishes of Newaham and Lin.
Mead, sear Canterbury. Oa Tuesday night the house of
/.►dvard Masted. Esq. (a Ilagishate foe the county), at Rol.
lingbors, Ina, was broke apse, and plundered of plate,
jewellery. cask, sod coins, to a very large amount. The
villains obtaitted an entreats into the mantises at the back of
the horse, aid were as cautious in their operations as not to
disturb the family. Same might the hoses of Mr. Springate.
of Lintels. Kent. was broke opals, sad eighties pieces of
Irish limn, two chests of tea, sad a gnat quantity of articles
of grocery were carried off.
London, England, 1818-10-30

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, OCTOBER 44.
His Exeellenry lEirl Talbot, accompanied by
Earl Bradford, Mr. Blount, .Jr. Talbot, Colonel
Master, ..d Capt. Bridgernaii, arrived at Florence.
court at a late hour on Friday evening, from Reale-
wood, the residence of Otseu Wynne, E.q. The
Vice-Regal party, after spending Saturday and
Sunday at the hospitable niansiou of the Earl of
Enniskillen. and viewing the delightful scenery in
that neighbourhood, set off for Farnham-house ou
Monday, accompanied by his Lordslitp.—(
killea Chronicle.)
Major General Doyle, inspected the detachment
of the 47th Regiment, qu d at Wexford, on
Friday last. The General was highly gratified with
the appearance of the men.
Au Order has been received by the 46th Regi-
ment, quartered in Limerick, to discharge all men
of that corps, whose length of service or infirmities
may incapacitate them, the order also applies to
men on the usual regulation standard.
Ou Tuesday looming, the 13th inst, an extraor-
dinary rhenoinenun occurred on the moutitaitis of
Blievehaugmang, county Clare. between Scariff
and Woonfort, in the bursting of a water-spout :
It descended in the form of a cataract, awl such
was its influence as to sweep away in its course every
barrier or obstruction whatever. All the bridges in
that neighbourhood are completely destroyed, and
iu addition to the destruction of hay, corn, and
potatoes, the surface of the tillage-laud literally
moved off. The course of the neighbouring river
has been altered by it, and a great quantity of laud
rendered completely useless, Isom the immense
heart of gravel and atones winch are scattered
about. The torrent lasted for nearly three hours.
We understand that an official communication
was reeeived in Dublin yesterday, announcing that
the following Regiments, now in Ireland, are to be
immediately disbanded :—The 40th Light Dra-
goons, 94th, 95th, 96th, 97th, and the 3d Battalion
of the Rifle Brigade. The Irish Establishment to
be 18,000 men.

LORD MAYOR'S DINNER.
Yesterday the second Official Dinner of our re-
spected and popular Lord Nlayor was honoured by
the presence of the E4rls of Charlemma, Meath,
and Milltown, Lord Cloncurry, Lord Durrboyue,
Mr. Secretary Grant, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Sillier, and
many other persons of distinction. Several of the
Board of Aldermen were also present.
The Lord Mayor announced The Moslems Me-
mory with some appropriate remarks, and gave the
Toast as follows :

" The Glorious Memory or King William, the
Friend vet Liberty and Universul Toleration."
The utmost harmony prevailed throughout the
evening, sod the entertainment was, in every re-
spect. the most splendid and exquisite ever seen at
the Mansion-House.

FOREIGN IN l'E LLIGENCE.
London, England, 1818-10-30

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

..... - -
JR.T impossible to urge too often. or with ton
much force, the necessity, when Mears' or Surgical
Advice becomes requisite, of applying to professional men
of acknowledged skill and well-earned celebrity. Thouch
every one assents to this remark, yet there are few who fed.
low it practically, and inimhers are every day the victim, of
inexperience and empiricism. The success which has accoin-
paoied us in our long.established practice is the most satis-
factory proof of our profes-donal skill, as it is the most ear-
(payees' pledge of the public confidence. Our reputation is
the result of thirty years' successful practice iu this metro-
polis, and is too well founded to require adventitious aid ;
during that period, some of the must distinguished men in
the country have been under our care, and have furnished, by
their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfactory tes-
timonials or our superior skill and experience. Sanction's(
by every privilege to pi actise, as regularly educated -Stir-
gem's, Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Edin-
burgh. and formerly in his Majesty's Service, in which last
capacity we have had the most favourable opinn sof
contrasting the practice of other countries with our owl', we
have been enabled, from these multiplied advantages, to se.
quire that certain experience as well as prompt means of re-
lief, which, in a mure obscure sod less diversified pram "r,
it is altogether impossible to attain. In fill Cases of V, siert
Infection, and in every Complaint of Debility and Deficiency,
whether arising from the infatuation of youth, long residerre
in warm etiolates, free living, or any other cause pror!nri,,g
a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may IT!) ou
speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Stria'
of the Urethra of ten and twenty years' duration, have yielded
to our superior plan of treatment in the short pignut of throe
weeks; many of these cases had previously been wider the
care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and other Surgeons of
equal emineuer, who attempted their cure by the
of the lunar caustic without success. To the remide Sec it
will he consolatory to know, that they may he curie' of 'hoe
Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the founilanys
of rommbial felicity
We may he consulted by Patients of either Set with le
greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at our holm., No la%
Halton-garden. g'e'ms of remuneration are plaini.e rt,ted
in the first interview.
Patients in the Country slating the psi fields,. of 11Cr
ease, enclosing a remittance Air Advice and Nlcii,rotra, 01;
have the same given or sent to all ps. ts of the Wm 111.
CURRIE and CO. Surgeon.,
Members of the Royal Colleges of London and lEel.ni"
and formerly in his Majesty's Service, Nu. 107, Hmt".
imrelen.

LONDON! Printer! anti Published at tAn flirter. 1110.1'"
Strand; *bete Advertiseenenes are received. sod 1/1It"
(post.reniel) must be nelcirsssed.—C. S!:1111, No le
Clement's Tin. Tr;neer N.., 117,Strode
Poiblither
London, England, 1818-10-30

BRUSSELS AND AIX-LA•CHAPELLE PAPERS.

AIX-LA-cHAPELLE, OCTOBER 22.

Messrs. Baring, La Bouchere. and the principal
bankers who were here have left us for some days.
Prussia not thinking its claim for 50,000.000 of
francs sufficiently secured by the signatures of the
houses of Hope and Baring, had desired as a fur-
ther security, the signatures of a certain number of
the bankers of Berlin, but these two houses have
preferred discounting the 50,000,000 at the rate of
five per cent.

To perpetuate the memory of the Congress of
the Sovereigns, the ancient name, of the streets in
which the houses occupied by the Allied Monarchs
are situated, have been changed, and are to be
henceforth called Alezasider-street, Francis-street,
and Frederick William-street.
Eight hundred tickets, at 10 francs each, have
been issued for Madame Catalarien concert.

The absence of their Majesties the Emperor of
Russia and the King of Prussia will be about 12
dor, or a fortnight at the most. Meantime the
conferences between Ministers continue, and are
st►ll involved in the same mystery.

♦MSTEkDAM, OCTollift n.

Letters from the Cape of Good Hope, dated the
15th of August, state, that the Middleburg, Cap-
tain Vauder Puttee bound from Middleburg to Ba-
tavia and Cautou, urrived on the 7th iu False Bay.

This vessel having been bailed on the way by a pri-
nteer of Buenos Ayres, was attacked the following
day, in 98 degrees of north latitude, by a. schooner
armed with four carronades,
.end a crew of SO men,
and which declared itselfs pirate. It ordered Cap-
tain Vander Putte to surrender, but the latter not
doing scrimmediately, the privateer began firing.
The Middleburg returned the fire so warmly, that
the schooner, after losing two cables and several
men, was obliged to sheer off. Captain Vander
Putte sustained meiely a. trifling damage in his
rigging, but bad not a single man killed or
wounded.

sztisszt.s, ocionza 23.
Their highnesses the Prince and Princes, of
Tour it'd Taxis arrived here yesterday from Aiz la
Chapelle; also Madame La Marechale Soult,
Duchess of Dalmatia, on her way from Aix-la-Cita-
pelle to Paris.

On the 22d of the month, a Isily living it* the
rue des Sables was found dead, with her little dog
by her side, having been suffocated by the fumes of
charcoal.

Letter from Dresden of the 21st say, that his
Highiseis the duke Albert of Saxe-'I eschen has
left that city to return to Viesitim, attended by the
blessings of thousands of the pone whose wants he has
rtlieved.—(Oracle, )Mohr v 5.)
London, England, 1818-10-30

DIVIDENDS.

R. Baxter, Talbot Ime-yard, Sum h*ai k,

.. 10

G. Penny, %Varnfurd-court, merchant lO
B. Seejeaut, Kingston-upon-litanies, carpenter
W. Grieves, Holborn-bridge, ebeestmongee lO
J. Davie., St. Martin's. lane, carpenter
J. Joseph, late of Ratcliffe-highway, clopseller....
J. Nelson, leadenhall-street, merchant .
J. Craig and Co. late of Bacinghall.street, merchants lO
J. and B. Howell, Blackfrims-road. town-drain sc
London, England, 1818-10-30

CARDIFF WELLS STAFF RACES.

The Heaters' Plate of 10gs. each, stands unrivalled on sport-
ing record, from the number of heats, and the equal speed
and strength of the buries. It was run as follows, and
rode by the owners:—
Mr. Cave's Gimblet
Captain Wells's Poor Moll
Mr. Sweet's Blaekbriar 3 4 5 2 1 3
Mr. Jones's Artichoke
Colonel Sircei's Fly
Mr. Morgin's Gausenut . . 6 5 4 1 6 dr
Mr. Satebell's Quiz ..

Mr. Jones's Allspeed•.
Mr. Lases Dursuce

The horses run 24 miles, and each heat was well contested.
Poor Moll ran for every heat iu fine style, and Mothlet saved
the race by a neck in the tbird heat. The fourth was also
well contested, and won by a neck ; but Gamenut was brAt
to a stand atilt. Pm* Moll was beat tolerably easy iii the
last, the whole having ruu themselves out.

DEATHS.

On Wednesday morning, M r. G. Hall, No.B, Broad-street,
Golden-square, caused by a kick of a horse, which fractured
bit head.

Oa Thursday, the 29th inst. Mr. John Puckle, jnu. of
Nirbutas-lane, Lumhard•strert.

Lately, at Frampton, in the 73d year of her age, Mrs.
Frances Holland. The deceased lived alone, and in a very
penurious way, although, betides having 3001 out at int..
rest, she was allowed 201. a year; and two days after her
death, one of her executors found concealed in the thatch of
her house notes and cash to the amount of 641. 12.. The
notes and coin consisted of the following particulars, vit.-
2 live-pound notes, 24 one.pound notes, 27 seven-shilling
pieces, 8 half-guineas, S guineas, 25 three-shilling piece.,
26 half-crowns, 2 crown pieces, 66 shillings, 15 sixpences,
■nd 1 eighteen-penny piece.
On the 2601 October, at Ledgers, near Croydon, Currey,
after a fortnight's illness, Mrs. Stanhope, widow of the late
Philip Stanhope, Esq.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Homan 18 after 2. I Evening 40 after 2.
London, England, 1818-12-02

THE DEAD ALIVE.

fume time age Mr. Cowls, Coroner for the eastern
dhl-
sloe of the county of Middlesex, seasemened a Jerry, is order
to hold an lawn es the body of • deadness I. Great
Preeco4-street, Gsedesaa's.ll•l4s, who wee reported to nave
died suddeely, aed seder very auspicious eitroustesees.
The Jury met at a public.hoome is the aeiglabserhood, sad
after Ming empanelled mad mono, they peoceedad lo take
• view of the corpse: they were shears to she bed-room,
sad were Meek with astosishanest as ashy the penes
wham they were led to believe was dead, sad *a whose body
they were suniesamed to bold an lament, sigh*. op Is his
bed, with • blanket round hen, mud taking a Weiser Wolk
The Jury congratulated hist os his enmarreetion, and after
passing mune laughable jokes on the meanie* of their es.
*enabling, they refereed to the Jury-room, when Ike renew-
ing replanning, nook piece :-
1 It appeared that.. the preeedieg day tbe gentleman was
takes ie a lit, sad was apparently dead for a ces.l4rrable
time, but by timely medical assistance he was restored, sad
so far recovered ea to be able to sit up, In which shanties be
was ales the Jury west to lakes view (as they thowsbt) of
him dead body. Tlie report that be died seddeely wee cir-
culated in the seiglabeerbood, wed mean did met scruple le
ineineste that there was leech suspicion &Misdeal( hie
"Ike pariah beadle was sanded with the truth of the report
of his death, mod made the ease booms Is the Censer, who
lammed his wannet to eanninee a Joey, who found the deed
abvt.
London, England, 1818-12-02

• .41FULICAt• ... & may,,
411
.

ROBBING lA►DGINGS.
George Field', a yualig wan of wretched appearance, was
charged with the following robbery !
Eligalseth White stated, that six was a widow, and re.
sided at No. 52, Upper Thatues.strect. The Prisoner came
to bee holm is the early part of last week, and reprrseuting
I • self to Mt a" fashionable ladies' shoemaker," engaged bee
lodgings His appearance was torsi must respectable, awl be
said he should wain them for some rime. Mier skeping there
lint two nights, however, he rose early on the t'Ord
morn-
ingaad decamped, when at was f I that he had tarried
'41,111.00ra and other property, to She amount of ne:o lv
31. Search was immediately simile fur him, and on
day night he Was seemed, but without the property. Ile
acknowledged that lie had taken 31141 pledged it, but could
out produce the duplicates.
The Prisoner, 10111 was now metamorphosed into an object
of pity and commiserat tttttt pleaded distress in excuse for his
crime, and said he bad never been guilty of a stogie oficuce
before. . _ _

Alderman J. J. SMITH said, there could be little doubt
that hi• present appearance was null that his
' fashionable ladies shoemaker" drew w.ei put un, fur the
purpose, first, of imposing On the pour widow, and then rub-
bing her.
The Prisoner was fully eonsusittrd fur trial.

AGRICULIVI:4, ,ire.
London, England, 1818-12-02

reached Eu►ope,
he A mersems
which represent
. colony 'renchmen in the
a"rars. as being tie serialise (longer of s rasped diem-
lotion. The (*hotly is looked upon irilh a very
j-vlous eye by the Spaniards, the citix.iis of the
Vision, and the native inhabitants of the wilder.
new. It seems in many pnints to resemble ancient
Rome in its first formation : it is military in its
eiseruittition—is surrounded by enemies—is is re-
fuge fur the outcast. ■nd consists almost exclu-
sively of the rougher sea. there being but two
females in the entire colony. The following notice
►especting the colony is an extract from a private
letter frosts Paris:—

I minimum, to yne, in ewe of my preeediag letters, that
Geseral Lalleasawd had written to a friend in Frasier, slating
that the Mexican lasnegents had "jawed a pact of allisuee
with this General, and that they had it is contemplation to
scree the Crows of Mexico to Joseph limaparte„
Other tethers of a more neorat date, have arrived be►e
from the Chump trAsile. They are far from conveying a
brilliant and eagagin view of the sew calmly ; they appeal
forcibly u. the preach military who are sot is active service;
they urge their departure for America, sad they do sot am-
mat, that wane t►ey receive prompt aad ellicociemse assist-
osier, either from Europe or America, the famous Chomp
d'Asile will gees prase to exist.
Oise of these hitters rosining the &Unwise paragraph :-.-
Tbe •iceroy Apodaca throatier' mis troolite us Moue pea.
seselows. We are thrummed that he has assetioliled a thousand
Spanish goblins, said as matey tedium, with which see of his
Limisdeagats proposes to attack us, bat we also have [adieus
for allies. We hove retoastructemi the old fort, and it is now
in a good state •f debate. We do not weal fur warlike
stores, but provisioas are game; we are tortes reduced to
live by heating sad Soloing, sad to dispute our eaglet/mice
wither seighh•ues the severs. We number in the Gamy
four hisaderd noes well armed sad prepared bra vigorous
resioatice, if they attack as. • • • We have bat two
femak• amongst us, Madame Jeannet, sad the daughter of
Geweral Riped, who an both patters!' of courage sad re-
-iegatioa.

At this moused, we are informed, that
ibe Viceroy has solicited sod ebtaioed from the Hemmed
salami sad several beige at war, to black us by ma.--
Dilicalties will be greet, bat we bops to sarameat tbeet
above all, if oar friesds is Europe sod America do sot
akimbo, es."

*.vL • •unti pi& CAMP 114SILis.
ve4 Varsout accounts have mead," reached I
att well throoKlt the !medium of the At
/d • •.. s-
Plitlefil Of he prmite lette.v. all or which re
•
General Lollemoode4 colour of Frenchmen
Tear% as below IN seriooo deoper of natal/
London, England, 1818-12-02

DEATHS.

On Thursday last, at Shariugton, Viscountess Killnsures
wife of Lord Viscount Billmorey, of Shaviogio....lia $.l lb.'
county of Salop, sod eldest sister of Lord Comberasere, 0,1
Comhansere-abbey, in the comity of Chester.
On Wednesday last, the 25th lilt. Georgians Susan, fourth
daughter of Sir James Graham, of l'ictlierhy, Bart
Ou Monday last, at Brooklyn, after a short illness, sy,
typhus fever, Mr. John long better known, both MI
England and Ireland, by the name of Anthony Vasquiti : '
was a man of some native posers of nand, as a minor isle;
and wit, hot he r1..,1eil principally in theatrical criticisms, nod
made himself the terror of act •rs amt actresses, good aioi,
bad. It is said he died in oliscurc lodgings, and iu eery
digent circumstances.
On Sunday, tire ltd of Ni.veniber, of the typhus f.
Mia Louisa C. Church, aged 16, only datigiatirr of Mrs
George H crow), of Yos
London, England, 1818-12-02

MONTHLY REPORT FOR NOVEMBER.

The reports from every part of the country, as far as con-
eerus its resources, culture, and growing crops, are simply
those of the most encouraging prosperity. We have been
fortunate, fur some yam. past, i■ favourable autotnual
yawns; but, probably, the oldest mail in existence cannot
recollect, dating frost. the first week in .Seplember, to the
preseut day, • latter SCJIIOII equal so the present: the present
writer, • constant and attentive observer of the weather,
can answer for full fifty years. Roses and flowers in full
blown, strawberries, encumbers, pease, cauliflowers, con.
tribute to deck out and rater for this delightful autumn.
Ruth the pastures and the stithilles afford luxuriant and
plentiful food fur sheep; and the Mrs ...yard, fortunately,
will he • very late resource. Grass has been so high as to
he laid, and lias been mown within the present month.
The cows yield a summer flow of milk, and the butter pro-
duced is excellent in quality. Early I ornipc generally good,
and those sown nut later than tool flogii.t prove beyond ex-,
pectottion. Latter potatoes have risen well. The cattle
crops, rye, tures, ke. ne►er more promising. The wheat
looks well us all, and is :is forward un o ich warm soils as io
Rollie seasons' in the month of May. The apprehension that
the listotriance of Slur plant may exhaust it, has induced the
practice in many parts a riling the wheat off with sheep, a
custom hitherto unknown m autionii.
London, England, 1818-09-15

TIIEATRES.

COVENT-GARDEN.

The tragic play of Pizarro wa. last night repre-
sented—the part of Ekira, for the first tune, by
Mr.. l'AzEs. It was a very clever performance.
In mo-t of the serous great ewelgy was app;urnt—
aud
;glhfity, of a very superior character, was ob.
servable to "11. Tiw wool iiii isee scenes, io general, she
giro with c..rreiipoiiiling fire—and the reinsinstrances
of the herohie, as much, at least, from a
',meanly of a Mitil (for her finne is bound up
with that of Pivortm) a. of 3l feeling—partook
at il, driovered .if the ardent and
toot ' on; spirit edirlier Ihey Jrriwpviii.rd to rumour.
the aarcasne pa..ages. esirecially where Eteira,
hurt by the treachery of Pizarro, observes that she,
of course, must he the giro ~ to bed the future
Memoir's of Perin," we greatly admired Mrs. YATES.
licr looks were wok s§ with her words—and,
twed, they were perfectly expressive of the struggle
of cootempt, and incligiostion, and almost dying
affection. The scene in which Elvin' is discovered
to have pr+cled Mu assassination of Pizarro, was
Mr*, must finished tabu. She was here
dignified without affectation—impressive without

ira,l% --passionate without extravagance. Mr.
You N /(0//J ill too well known to need particu-
lar offilinent. He was excellent in everrpert of
Ow character. Mr. CONNOS, in the tyrannical
Pizarro, described the bad passions of the Spanish
clort* b. powerful et!'ect. Ms declamation, in the
rally part of the play, was very bur, and drew
down repeated plaudits. MN. FAUCIT, us Cora,
an., Mr. Assorr, as Alorno, supported their •re-
ropectiie character, with snitch talent.
'fur house was numerously attended.
London, England, 1818-09-15

ENGLISH OPERA.

Last night the grand melo-dminatic.toduitice of
The Wizard, or The Bream Man of the lifeor,
was performed at this theatre, 'for the 'first time in
the present sea►on, and received with the warmest
approbation. The piece was last night introduced,
with tile additional attraction of some of the chief
parts leing sustained by performers of high merit,
who hail trot previously appeared in the melo-
drama. labs. Coaxer represented (for the Snit
time) the part of Greet Artastrong; rust if sim-
ple ■nd affecting acting, Tided by the graces of
a handsome istrson, and the admen and har-
mony of great musical powers, could gave effect
to this 'Arresting character, this Lady shelved her-
self well entitled to the loud plaudits which every
part of her acting elicited from a discerning audi-
ence. Mr. T. P. Coors's Wizard (it first
appearance in this character) was also very well
received. He supported the character diroueli
all its mysterious vicissitudes with powerful of
lii the last scene, wilier, he discloses his
name and !image, and provision the infamy of
his nude, his performance drew forth bursts of •p-
-plause. Mr. H A ar.ex's Bobbie Elliot (also
appeeraiire ill that character) wail sustained
excellent effect. This popular actor made 11111
as lie does on every occasion, the best of
which Barr some scope for the exercise and
of Isis -peculiar mud forcible powers. He
.ceried with the cordiality of a deservedly popes
favourite. Mr. Laird off
ve is also well sustained. This senor pave f..
to the ammeter. and was lousily applauded.
inelo-drama went off amid universal approbation.
The other entertiusinients of the earning met wills a
cordial eacroloa /lOW a muumuus and respectable
audience.
London, England, 1818-09-15

r9l 41133 74;i's

4
ORIOINAX po BTRT.

THE WARRIOR.

♦ SOll6.

The Son those bright—the air was clear.—
The hollow drum was heard to rattle :
The Warrior grassed his pointed spear,
And arm'd him for the field of battle.

He tereateat, on bis comrades led t.e.
Uetiastated eset the feenten's bre 1—
O'er dying trampled, and the dead—
Bebeld than io their gore expire!

Advauce!" le cried :—" hum !—away
Awl flew where Havoc strode the plain:
4' It is—it is a glorious day--
" The &emus Niggles with the slain"'

A thossaad shrieks now piered the air--
Another charge--she battle o'er :
The clouded field again was fair,
The otatiou's thunder creed to roar.

Many a brave ona 'tweed the plain :
Amon thews too, the Warrior lay!—
In death he grasp'd his sword, whose stain
Decked the deeds he'd done that day !

Secure he sleeps within the grave
(Immortal is the Warrior's name),
He died a hero! and the brave,
His deeds shall crown with lasting Famel
September 11, 1818. BERTRAM.
London, England, 1818-09-15

Setitrisce as shove.
Mari, Smith, ari•aiiroteil mailer the Act of Podia-
mem, and found ifarihy of being in posse,simi of
rounterleit .•9 with intent to utter the same.—
Sentenced to six mouths imprloniontrut, and then
to And sureties for good lieliaviouir for ail months.
Mary Browse, and Mary TeiTy, convicted at
corm tttttt law of a similar offetsce, sentenced to
three mouths imprisonment.
Williams Heywood was arraigned for lareetiy; be
stealing a cucumber, value sixpence, the property
of the li..v. Jodi', Addison, near Uxhridge.
Mr. Ilannx, hr the prosecution, had commenced
aoldres.iiig the Joity, and had stated the Ilreerend
Prosecutor hail been indoced to institute it, not fur
the loss of the cucumber, but to serve us or warning
to characters who had committed repeated depre-
dations on lois premises, stealing leis best vegeta-
bles. fruit, &c. when he was iiitermitted by the
Court, which pronounced that the indictment
colloid not be sustaitieJ, the MOO having got into
the garden by a ladder, and not havitig taken the
cucttitilser out Of the ground. The indictment,
should have been hid 14,r ttroibm.i.
Tjoe Prisoner, lifter SO aditionotory 11141(1a14 firctii
km tstir.'. was discharged.
if till as. isoolt.:ted for wilful and bur....
milt lieljUry. 011 the 424 of Maw last.
The Prisoner had lodged an itifurination nit die'
slots, specified ite the indictment, at thi Polsce
Office, Whotechapel, against Mr. Marshal, of Highs
street, for soilf.-ring thirteen loop.kets to remain fur
some time, on the littli, alter being taken from a
carriage, in she foot-path way, to the 'innovative of
114 public, mod vitiator), to the provisions of a loc.ll
Act of Paolootinent—unol has hitt' convicted, on Ins
own oath, in the tormilty midst. the Act.
On the part of the Prosecutor, it was endea-
voured to be establish. tl, that the Prisoner hid
sworn falsely on the above Ol'eNeooll, hilt ttil• rViIICIOCC
to this tilled, Will the Pr soner was acquitted.
London, England, 1818-09-15

residence teas preyed to be fol,e. The 'Dote was also
',roved a forgery by the tanit clerk.
The Primmer, in Ws defence, mid he got the
note in payment of Money due to him by a mess-
mat!.
Mr, billet, Bllloconuot Ibtinttnva up the evidence
in theJoiry, who returned a verdict of Guilty.
Seer7i4 Wrira wits indicted for tittering two forged
note, purporting to he of the value of 21. in the
sarhe mitioner as the preceding prisoners. She was
twesity.right years of age, and held a flue child in
her arms.

John Terry said he kept the sign • f the Plough
Politic-house of Holston. On 11w ails June last the
Prisoner rause there, and asked for a quartrrii of
gin, and tendered in payment foe h a 1/. note, but
a Mr. Lewis, who was iii the house, said, that as
witness was a new comer in that neighbourhood he
sl Id 1w cautious in taking notes. Witness then
slievre•l the note to Mr. Lewis, who paid 1w believed
It to be hod. Ile asked tier where she got the note.
She unPriered, that it man at the corner, who was a
stranger to her, had given her the cote, with the
bottle to get the gin, but on going out witness
i.nottl not !Wild Mit such perilous. 'nary then said
they mtist iletaia her ; blie ristreated they would 1,111,
hut said they may keep Cie note. IVitor-s went
for a constable, and gave the Prisoner into his
eurtody,
truss-examined.—lle knew nothing nitwit the
Prisoner. Ile would not, of rouror, have here, a
minute serving the gin mid giving the clump.; but
Vie time of spier • g the woman aliont the note
would rintorally have alarmed any body nutsiile,„
olio might thereby tuke the epportunity of running
off. _ .
London, England, 1818-09-15

CIFELTEA►HAJV, SEPTEMBER 13.

The weather contioming remarkably fine and 111.14
&enabler, the town and environs are quite delightful;
so much so, that the 'promenade leading to Mr.
THOMPSON'S. Montpelier Spa, is crowded every
Minoring from eight to ten o'clock, during which
Itisie a band of twelve wind instsunients plays cb,.e
'to the new promenade room to the company. The
pump room has often been so crowded that it was
impossible for the two pumpers to supply the mo-
nstrous applications for the different sorts of water
foist'inough. The band does not play in the even-
ings from six to eight, but bonen three and live
o'clock in the afteromon.

Use Wribirsday Mrs.'AllellE had a benefit
concert in the Assembly Rooms. which was 'Kanter.
ously intended, in whiCh she sting an Italian and
Spanish airto English words moot chastely ; in the
latter she was encored. Pler daughters, the Muses
AS#E, displayed their abilities on the grand piano
forte and the harp, and as vocal performers in a
duet they were encored. Mr. AsHE played
certo on the dote, in which hr introduced variation,,
on Qneen Alury's Lame:mations. Mr. Itut.t.v., of
thetlatli Conceits, sang several airs. Mr. WOOD.'
I'.lllD presided ut the grand piano forte. Nume-
rous parties are repairing so leave here in a few
(bays Vatieud the Worcester Music which
is to be on a very rand scale, under else direction
of Mr. CL•RILE. The vocal and instrumental per-
formers corium of the mini esninent in the profession
tluit can be procured from London.
The vitas for 'lighting the town with gas are
going on very rapidly, and are to be completed for
lighting High street by the Ist of October; the
sissualsipcs are laying down .n each side of the
street vend the works are sir well .regulated, that
thtetronfolorere pat to as little inconvenience. as
The company resorting here esperience great
convenience frogs the introduction of mail car-
iistes called Flys, this K. 11,4511, which are capable
tif *tying two persona very couruiesitly.
. .

The 10th Royal Hussars mitch from the barracks
in Contrrbnry this week for the West of
Exete► beim% prupoied far the heal-quarters of the
regiment.
The President of the United States has issued a
special Order fur the trial of Captain Watfitir for
murder, on the following section of the law of the
United States:—

" nut soy Knott or arises thst shall to into any t.wii
or deitlesperat belonging to Ihr Isohana, and shall comma
soar*, by Molting any Indian or Inthant hainotoic In any
tribeof Jostioas in aunty with ['milli Maros, such
on beteg convtdrd, Phnll sufura death"
Eocutiao‘4,:mENT TO TOE A MTS. —.The Gfizeite
Se Fraure 'lairs. that the hex° 11.1,14 ds.i.ri.,(l of
AI. BAOUR-LORMI A lea IlliClllloll fof h.*
arise translation of the Jr, usfileta Delicrud, rent
luau a solo of rpKht thousaiitt francs In twee the
iir►t rstitruses of eogravitass tad lormusg.
London, England, 1818-09-15

his head.quarlers at Couhray. The review of the
English troops will take place immediately after,
and every thing announces thatit will he extremely
brilliant. His Grace will proceed to Air-ta.o
spelle abseil thw-414ttli of the itimitts, **Swig remain
there until the close of the conferences: As boon as
these shall have termi!.ated, the deporting eeview of
the allied army will rake ptire, abil then. each mill
tingent will pot its..ll in march to roam home.'
The order of march has been already determined in
the following manner:—The- Prussian corps wilt
ilieC;rimel.Duchvref 11,,usein-
, of Trevor. The Russian
panes! the Rhine, will tree.
"Poland, while' tie infantry
at Dunkirk. The Eng-
siioceasively on Calais and
will emhsrk. Before theit
their hones and all that
will be useless to them.
take the slimiest route to
Rhine. The Danish and

troops . traverse Belgium, on their
retwrn to their own country. Such is the intelli-
gence that cireulates throughout the Army of Oc-
cupation.
At Sedan the heavy equipages in the suite of the
Prussian corps Wive had orders in retrograde upon
the Rhine. AtiCamlosy the Officers of the Royal
English!Guard are endeavouring to dispose of their
horses, and is the cantonments every thing se-
,DOSIPCeIi preparations Tor departure. •
Colonel Beechen. of the French Engineers, and
the Chef de BataiHon Meurin, in company wish
several English Engineer Officers, appointed by
the Dike Of Wellington, err engaged in inspect-
ing the places occupied, for the purpose of &seer-
tabling their state, previous to their heingdelivered
vs}; le the French Authority. A similar inspection
took place in the mouth of November, 18161 when
the foreign troops took possession.—(Guyette de
France./
About six otclock net the evening of the 6th,
Lord end Lady 'Castlereagh arrived at Cambesy,
with their suite, end occupied apartments in the
house taken 6ir Lord Wellington. The Gene-
ralissimo set mot on the ell for Valenciennes. On
the 19th the review of the English contingent is to
take place near Bouchain ; and on the following
day, that of the Russian troops near Maubeuge.
It is thought that;Lord Castlereagh will-be present
at these reviews.

A yooncEnglish Gentl himself in the
Park wf Versailles about •It in the morn-
ing of .thi9th instant : he ws shout §2 years.
There were found on him'severiff papers written
in English, thirty louia.d'or, !bit •sit of • lady
4s•erayein. and some trinkets thut proved at the
some time and his opulence. His death
was preceded by ass agony it kir hOtor's iteration.
This is the second suicide committed within less
•thion a mouth in open dey in the Park of Nerssilles.

take itarouie throsicii she
bonet and .the ensiiitry
. alryiAler having pi%
.v Ogirriany towards .1'
art 4 'Bevy wiH embark
1. pa will layered s
where .they wi
y will sell
6r. in which
The 'Saxon COFINI Will t
Rain the Banks of the I
Hanoverian troops will