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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-30

DEATHS.

On Sal neday hat, at Hiriar--- rtOic In his 891 h year, ib. WV.
Ralph Mariam A►chdeacon of Titterer, Chaticellor of she
Diocese, and Cason Residesiiary of Exeter.
Friday W 1844104, in Iheb7lh year of his are, slier an ill.
IBMS of only ■ fert hours, Jobs Lodge Batley, Eaq. of
Yorkshire.

Oa She 24th instant, at his bowie In Abhey.atreel, Car.
Lient..Colonel &Meld. The early part of this gallant
Glicer's life was spent in the 4' tented field," in India,
where, as Adjutant-General to the brave minty seder the
command of the late Lord Lake., lie Iril successfully through
the several campaigns of that distinguished General.
At Jamaica, no the 3lst March, Miss Popham, daughter
of Sir Home and Lady Pophans. On Alon‘lay, the 27th,
else complained of head-aria and slight indisposition, but
she had been subject to little bilious attacks, and in the
present instance nothing more sermons was in the least
degree apprehended. Oa the following moo g she ac-
companied the Admiral sad Lady Popham on board the
Sybille, bat her indisposition considerably increased dare
iag the dry, au/ towards night (receipt) ',mistime appeared;
it is needless to say that every attention that retold be pro-
cured was obtained, and even on the Friday mermen, the
31m, the physicians cousiarreel the pone iavatul bett►r. She
however sank sway towards the midule of the day, mid at
half past See breathed her last.
London, England, 1820-05-30

Os Saturday Nest will bt published, is one val. 4to. with
Portrait,
MEMOIRS of GRANVILLE SHARP. E.q.
composed from his own Manuscripts and other au-
thentic &canoeists, i■ the posisession of his family and of
the African lastitution.
By PRINCE HOARE.
With Observations oa Mr. Sharp's Biblical Criticism*.
Ry the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of ST. DAVID'S.
Printed for Henry Gallen sad Co. Cesdsit.st►eet.
London, England, 1820-05-01

PRAYFR•BOOK AND HOMILY SOCIETY.

ON THURSDAY NEXT. the 4th of Mey,
the EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY SERMON will be
preached, at Christ Church, Newgate street, by the Rey.
JOHN SCOTT, M A. Vicar of Noith Ferriby; and Mania.
ter of Si. Mary's, Hull. kr.; before the Vice-Presiders', the
Committee, and other Members of the SoeiEly. Divine
Service will lierin at Hal poet Ten tilslitek.
The ANNUAL GEN ERA I. MI:X.I'INC will he held
after Divine Service, on the same day, at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern, Strand; the Chair to be taken at Two
ti Clock. Accommodations will be provided C.r Lading, who
will be admitted by Tickets; application for which truly he
made to the Secretary, at the Society's Hone, 134, Sali►bury.
square, or to the Members of the Committee.
London, England, 1820-05-01

POSTPON EM ENT.

EATRt.ROYAI.; ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.
STRAND, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1820.
NI It. MATHEWS baring lishosirstl snider a
1.111. SEVERE HOARSEN MS dulling his two last Per-
t...rinses...a, respectfully aniierneer that his Entertainment.
be given THIS EVENING, huj that the Public will
fool him AT HOME ON THURSDAY NEXT, May 4,
(du he trissb), perfectly recovered.
The very unnerves Parties who have tortured Piivale
Boars sad Plsres for THIS EVENING, stay rest assured
that dirk mainsails, wham signified at the Box Office, will
hay, the earliest attention and preference on the future
Notion' of Mr. Ws Performances.
London, England, 1820-05-01

PRIVATE BILLS.

O. the motion of Mr. AIIIIIUTHNOT. ►t was or-
de.y,l, that no Petition for a Private Bill should be
rtci-ived after the cith of May; none read a first
hmr attar the 30th Of that mouth; and that no re-
putt I.lioul.d be received after the 19th June.
Oil the motion of Mr. ARBUTHNOT, It writ order-
ed, that the House should resolve itself into a Corn-
utt tee of Supply on Monday.
London, England, 1820-05-01

STAYS R EMOVA L.---ROBINSON 0.111
reevinved to Nn. 7, York•atreet, Covent-
garden, present for Ladies' inspection numerous Patterns
in DRESS and IV A SUING CORSETS, scientifically
adapted to the variations of Agar., which they engage to
fit with precision, elegance, and fashion. Stays to improve
the shape, rectify projecting shoulder-blades, remove weak-
ness in the back, prevent spinal curvatures, and fur the sup-
port and care of persons awry, by which they make Ladies
appear perfectly straight, wlthont any peisticious steel, pad-
ding, or pressure. Their Elastic French Bells reduce cor-
pulency without confinemen►, give comfortable support
after acconchement, are efficacious is •umbilical eases, and

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far superiur to lung Stays. in all eases of abdominal weak-
MMa or enbrigement.—Stays mud Braces for Children.—
Country Ladies instructed ►y letter to transmit measures.
London, England, 1820-05-01

D MATHS.

-new.
We anatomic, with regret the death of Wm. Davies. Eini.
of the firm of Cadell and Davies, bookoeliera in the Sgraudg
Tie melascholy event took place as Friday sfirrnoun. M..
Davies bid bees far some time is a deelloine slate of bealii.,
but appeared better thaw usual is the meraiias of Friday. He
was a map of polished maraitrs, liberal prima -pies. and un-
sullied peril IN all his designs. Esteemed in life by all
who keew boa, be is lamented is *alb by a 'Amnesties circle
of &leads.

Ou Wedamdsy the 26th instant died, at Eloatoster, in the
69th year of his age, Edward Tophausi Esq. of the Wist.l
Collage, is Yorkshire, oat of his Majesty's Depot,' Lieu-
tenants, sad dewiest assay years se seals. Marintrate for the
Ninth sad UM Radium, of dud toasty. This highly re.
wettable Gestleussa commenced his career is life in the
Guards, sad was well karma is the literary soil fishiwish
circles as Major Tophant. He was an accomplished tiro.
ileums, and possessed a considerable share of liter....
taste sad !sleet, which hue been displayed in I postie • I
effusions. Several drumlin, little pieces, i.•cladiog
locates sod Epilogues, sad shoo The /Ye of Eiree, a,a foki
his pea. No isms hod more the moaners of a Gesisle ••• ,
or more of the ere sad (*lessor of fashionable lire, 11101
Major Tophass. Though fond of retirement, he cominos—
cased himself through a large circle of argaaintauer• and on.
of a temper en easy sod coosponiohle, that these 1...
saw hiss once, knew him—sod those w►o knew him Irnd
pleasing sequsiatioseet sod, if services were required, 4
warm sad sealoue friend. His knowledge of life aad ~
tiers (shrewd his conversation with a pr. ortust novel{
while his love of humour end ridicule Wears ►ea1..i..,.1
within the bounds of benevolence sad god natoero
to the pleasures of she social table, and ibitossied use
validity of the festive board.

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London, England, 1820-05-01

SEVENTH TIME OF A NEW wEi.su mEI.O-1)1(AMA.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S,
WESTMI NETER- BRI DG E.
rrniS FVENIN(;, MONDAY, May I, and
1 during the Week, Al Half-past Six °Tim* precisely,
an entirely new interesting eplesidid Equestrian Melo-
drama, called
XA! A OP CHINA;
OR. THE FATAL IFLOOD•GATE.
Xitia (the Fisherman's Wife), Mrs. Miley.
To em-elude with the Rising of the Winer. aud Mimes-
lons Preservation of the Prince by the Sagacity of his Horse.
The Young Atlflifiall'e surprising Horsemauship, wiihoat
Saddle or Bridle, particularly his Imitation of a Di-oaken
Hossar on the Horses bare Rack.
Mrs. Brown will exhibit bee various Evolutions us Horse-
back.
A Comic Snag by Mr. Stomas.
Likewise extraordinary Rope Dancing by Monsieur Lan-
eiirmar, frem Pitris. Clowns, Messrs. Tillinghast and
Prowls.
The Troop of Yolligenrs and Tumblers will go through
their surprising Evolutions.
The whole to conclude with is Nrw Romantic Welsh Melo.
drams. with entirely new picturesque Scenery, Dr
and Decorations, interspersed with Songs, Duels, Choruses,
and Combats, called
THE WHITT. BARD'S TOWF.R.
Razes, 4s.—Pit, Ys.—Gallery, Is.
Doors ripen at flag-post Five, arid twgim at Half.past Six
o'clock precisely—Second price Half-past Eight.
Plates inr the Boxes 10 lie takes of Mr. Knoloch, at the Box
Vffite,tmm Ten till Four o'Clock.
London, England, 1820-05-01

FU MN INTELLIGSPICE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PAM. APRIL 27.

A Petition of more than sudsiest!, interest. was
reported to the Chamber of Deputies on Tues.
dal. It war from SICUr NiADlnt DE
JAU, a Alagistrate of Nts.sies, anreassureing to the
Chamber the exiatesice of ry formidable con-
spiracy in France, and expressing an anxious soli-
entitle for the immediate Party of the town of
Nisturs. The Poi:lois state*. that the deill..rable
event of the 13.1, of February, est.e.sitiatiuti of
the Duke of BRIERY, was deeply laturiii. at in the
town Nimes, but on the 115. h a circular let-
ter, No. 30, arrived in the town militia-cooed by
the Directing Comtnsttee of Paris, containing
among other matters, " Be neither surprised
nor terrified; although the attempt of the 13th
has not immediately caused the fall of the fa-
volu.ite, act as if Ise were already overturned.
We shall tear him from this. pest if they do not
coossent to banish him. lit the mean time organise
yourselves. Inatructionv, orde-s, and money shall
not be wattled." Immediately rallying signals and
atrocious menaces were 'ward throughout Nunes.
and in a few days another circular kurr„ Nu. 35.
arrived, containing these expressions : We re-
quired of you a few days since to @senior an im-
posing attitude, wet now recommend you calm-
ness and tranquillity. We have olstaitivd &decisive
advautage in driving off DECAIES. Great services
may be performed by the new Minister, he careful
then not to manifest any hostile feeling* towards
Win."

" You must turn all your thoughts to addresses.
It is very vexatious that on tins wind the Li bends
should have anticipated us, and that their addresses
should have been drawn up with such infernal
ability.
let the necessity be energetically enforced of aveng-
ing this assassouation, ■nd of extinguishing all Is-
beryl doctrines."

The Petitioner remarks, that the Ministers can-
not. be ignorant by whom these letters were conveyed
to Nimes, and he is ready to detioussee the milker
of them before the tribunals.
Various attempts were made in Nimes to have
the garrison removed and the national guard re-
organised. Alarming intelligence was circulated,
and the return of NAPoLICON was asserted. TO
prevent Nooses from being ag sin the theatre of the
crimes winch were committed in the department of
the Gard, during the year Nib, the I'rtitiot►er
recommends as indispen■ltbte the disarming of the
national guards, and the increase a the garrison.
He also requires that *power-11Np should he imnme-
rl►ately instituted against Tama, LLOPIS and
Tatfritstitr, and that they ►hould be tried at hoist
forty leagues from names.
The importance of the charges contained n the
Petition induced the Committee S. propose, that it
be rehrred to the Preridrut of the Council of Mi-
nisters.
Tose Minister of the Interior did not oppose the
motion, but be observed, that TasiscsiLLons had
been prosecuted, and that the national guard of
the department was disarmed. A warm discussion
fillowed, and the recommendation of the Com-
mittee was brolly asverd to.
London, England, 1820-05-01

EV F:N IN CI DRF.SS.

A low dress, composed of Urlinge lace, figured in • leaf
palters : it is worn over a white satin slip ; tile waist is
rather bog ; the back plant, ■nd the frost formed exactly
let the shape of the bosom. The dress is eat much lower in
front of the bind than behind. A wreath of leaves, composed of
leer, and edged with pink groe de Naples. goes round the bust.
The sleeve is s mixture of pink pros de Naples sod rich Ile e ;
She former in full hiss folds, the linter quilled between the
folds; these folds ■re so disposed, as to form a finish to
the bottom of the sleeve, which is also ornamented by Iwo
small hunches of leaves, one attached to each of the folds.
The skirt is fancifully tenanted with pink pros de Naples,
laid ou plain in separate pieces; the top of each is some-
thing in the luaenge style: a rich and uncommonly good
imitation of Valenciennes lace is quilled round this trim-
ming, anti a deep aosnce of lace to correspond finishes
it at the bottom : the effect is novel and strikingly elegant.
The front hair is dressed is loose curls, which fall low at
the sides of she face; it is less parted us the forehead than
we have lately sees it: the hind hair is negligently fits-
tested up by • pearl comb; a few ringlets descvad from the
crown of the head to the throat, but are nut suffered lo
fill into the neck. Head-dress, artificial flowers tastefully
intermixed with the hair. Pearl necklace nod eat-eirgs.
White kid gloves, mud white silk shoes.
London, England, 1820-05-01

N. 13 The Mystical Department of the Celebration it com-
mitted In the emote ef Mr. Hawes, N 0.7, Adelphi-terrace ;
to wl oily application mum be made.

Nu Apprentice fall dies at the Apprentices' Table with-
out a special ticket.
London, England, 1820-05-01

POLICE.

/I ATTON- GARts
RErIACTORY PAUPERS.
Saturday Mary Amy Perry. Mary fironerloa, Maria
law viva. and Ann Pemberton, were charged at this office
• Me. Scutt, and other overseers for the parish of St.
James, tk.kesiwi 11, with being riefteiriory, riotous, and dis..
.itity, to the prejudice of good order, and encouragement
re: dieorder in that work-house.
Mr. Scutt stated, that iu consettisetsee of the refractory
conduct of the Prisoners, who refused to wink, mid were
si-time an evil example to others. By way of punishment
1.0 were lucked tip iu a separate room by themselves to
• oakum, and informed at the same time, when they be.
haeid better, that they would lie better used. That whilst
lurked up, they made every effort to break open the door
with eittir hammers, seeming the most tremendous oaths,
and threatening to take away his life as soon as they tub.
tanked their liberty. Nut being able to break open the dour,
they set to with their hammers, and demolished Isrenty.five
►loans of glass iu the viiinlows, on which it was judged fit
to lisittg them here for examination.
The Prisoners in their defence said, that they were liatited
up a cold damp cellar, where the rats were miming over
them, and that it was fright caused them to make such a
'Anse, and that the window was broke by their getting upon
it in escape the rats.
his evidence was ecntradictod, and they were sentenced
to 41 days imprisonment.

S•cast.Eas.—Suuth Lambeth Chapel was en-
tered on Wednesday night or early ou Thursday
suerattog, by some IltflOn or persons, who cot out
one of the panes of glass from the window, ati.l
stole a looking-glass, some purple cloth from rowel
the COMMOUIOII table, a quantity of wine, SOUK
tispk &c.
We understand that four persons applied to the
Sitting Aldermen at -Guildhall. on Tuesday last, to
make depositions :.g4itot it.e man of the 1111411 e of
P.deserifs, so Aril inelinooril ur the late trials, but
%%tin was not h Kilt to. Wag if as • witness. Throe
poisons were weinued to charge this Edwards with
tie crime of lino, Treason, and that he bad insti-
gated others• to join in the atrocious attack medi-
tated on his MAJESTY'S Ministers. Its their pro-
posed depositioNs they enumerated various facts in
corroborations of the charge, but all which had hap-
potted in the County of Middlesex, not within the
limits of the City, and therefore Ahlerniess Sir
WILLIAM Donvit.i.E. and Ur. Alderman WOOs
tlritielis tit to convey the intended deputations to
Lord SI UMOUTII. awl desired the persons to go to
lite 'Ave of the Noble Lord. The Noble Lord
wrote au answer, ossylog, that as Edwin-de was one
of the wetstesses named iii•the list, and was liable to
it called es • *Muse for the Crown, it did not op-
poser to him that any sufficerat ground was -laid fur
in•tituting proceedings against him.
London, England, 1820-05-01

MB DOTAL YACHT.

His Majesty's yacht called The Prins Repent, to be eons.
inarded by Sir Michael Si.yiniour, Bast. nod K.C.B. will be
Isunelsed at this dockyard in the tsars of May. She is
built by the students lu the school of sisal architecture ot
obi, dock• yard, order the direction of Mr. Finches, the
superiniendant, and is ouusidered a beautiful model of a
perfect ship of war. The herd is r bust of his present Ma-
jesi y—a goud likes's', snit exquisitely carved. The gilding
and other priacipal fancy oroansealitl wads present a suit
gorgeous ricisiess...-(Bosh Telegraph.)
London, England, 1820-09-05

OATS,
To his Majesty's esoshy in Contonmonts and Quarters, in

Bedford,
B'•ra it ki
Cambrulze,
Cheater,
Cumberland,
Derby,
Durham,

the under-mentioned Count ice :
Glonrester, Rutland,
Hereford, Salon,
Hertford, ,St•fforrl,
Hume, . Westmoreland,
1......r.ter, I Wilts.
Lincoln, Worcester,
Nlotonntallt, North sod South
I Oxford, Wales.
rORAGE, •ir.
_ _

Oats, Flay, moil Straw, to his Majesty
racks, soil Oats in Cantonments nu
under-mentioued Counties to South
Hutto, I Middle-ex,
Cornwall, Norfolk, II
Devon, I Northampton,
Dorset, Nottingham,
Essex, Somerset,
Haute (including I Salton:,
the Isle of . Surrey, •
Wight), SIISSCX,
Kent, Woe ick„
LanZastrr,
That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 23th
day of October next ; that Proposals •in writing, scaled
sip anti marked " l'ender fn. 'frilly Stepp/ice," will he re-
ceived at this Office sin or before Tuesday the 26th slay of
September next (hot none will be received ;slier 'Twelve
.'Clock ma that and if sent by post, the postage must
be paid.
Proposals must be made separately for each County, ex-
cept for the Cl' mooies comprising North and South Wales,
allof which must he included in one Tentler,na cilia must the
several Counties in North Britainotod ends Proposal most
have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly
filled up, by Iwo Persons of known property ciagagtng • to
become bound with site Party tendering in the amount
stated in the printed Particulars, fur the dew performance of
the Cataract; and nu Proposal will be noticed unless made
on a printed Tenure, and the price* expressed in words at
length; and should it so happen thnt during the continuance
of the Contract 110 Troops should be supplied in the County,
She expense of the stamps for tire Contract and Bowl, paid
in the first inst•tuce by the Conte tctor, will be refunded to
him.

Cavalry in Bar-
-11 Quarters, in the

iiiiii :-

York,
Ordnanceßarracks
at Neweaat
noon-Tyne, and
Oats in North-
umberland ;
And the several
Count ira in
North Britain.

Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application
this Iltiicr, betueim the Hours of Tau and Four, and at
the Oificc of DiTuty Cummissary-Gtneral Young, Edin-
burgh.

P.S.—Semele.t.f the Brew! awl Meal may be seen at this
Office, betw.eu the Hours orT.rlve sad Tem.
London, England, 1820-09-05

THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

DOUSE OF LORDS, MOWDAY,StPT. 4.

The Lard Muse*Mit entered the Houser at six minutes
before len o'clock, prayer. were mid, tad the IMAM being
cello.' over, 0.11119,1 were called in. •
Mr. Britoghano put is vouched translations of the letters
of the witnrsy Dionout, which were renal on Saturday.
Luigi Galilint was put to tie liar, sworn, and examined IN
Mr. P.uk.
iVitness was a native of a 'Maze id the nei,,,hbouthood
of Cum.; whet trade is be? A nort.oii.
Did lie at any time Valk 81 Valk .''Este? I 11:11/P.
flow hung 013 yea work at the Villa .''Este; Alma 15
'law., more or Mos.
. .

.
Wa. he employed ou the house of Gaugiari! I built •
house fur Gatiziari.

Mai is hia tither nowt ? Sardini ; be is the agent at the
Villa d'Esle.

Was he It rnt for her Royal Highneu the Princess of
Wales? He wan.

Does he recollret being employed in making a cornice
there? 1 do; 1 don't ri intmlwe the day.
Was Gatigiari.ai the house that morning? Gssigiari told
me the night Wore to get ready tnateriak to work with—
plaster of Paris and marble scud—fur that I was to work by
coadract.
Was Gaitgiari at thy house in the morning? He was at
the Villa d'Este; 1 wailed fur him till nine &Clock; but
he did not semi as he promise ~i,d as I html twelve or
fifteen meu with me, 1 tricot to the Villa &Este to look tines
the agent.
What distance is the how of 'Dingimi feom the Villa
d'Este Gangtatei dwelt in the house of the Princess of
Wales.

How far off is the home he Was building from the Villa
kite? Mutat three gnu shutout- four hmulreitmul fifty peers
When yon gut to the Villa d'Eue, drd 9011 inquire for the
swot ? No, l went immediately into the kitchen to seek

Did you go any whotre'elee to trek him ? 1 did.
DiJ you Cu up atsor4 ? I did.
. Was hr on the large room ? 1 went into a room ; it wog
not a great colon ; it was very litife; I opened a door; I saw
a greet in toy olosorit.; I wa• not of humour, having en many
men who lied lust a greut deal of time ; I opened the dour
and •hut st again.
Whom did you we ? The Baron and the Princess ; they
were bulb sealed.
Whet Rerun ? Bergeson.
Oil what were they sitting? They were stittiog Iroth to.
get her ; fiergemee arm was room, tor neck ut the Princess.
On what were they aioting ? Vtlictlier it was a sore, whe-
ther it wag ant cagy chair, or whether it was a mall bed,
don't kuuw—l was confused, _

llow did the bottom of the Princess appear? She Will OD*
covered from iH•re—hnakins a gawk acrok his breast.)
lit what position was the Prioress? She wall sitting.
Was soy one else ill the room besides the Prestress- and
Bement links no one eke.
When On wits' into the room what said Beinami ?
The question being objected in, it WAS alined.
London, England, 1820-12-12

ie a contest with which we lave so ematern ; besides, to
make war armies are required, and we eanoot he said to have
any at present. Excepting the Royal Goma and the Swim
regimeate, all the corps are iaeonsplete, the mew orgeolaa-
time of the infantry, the abolition of twelve legloos
which are itscorporating into them requires time. Most
of them are so weak that it would require a *co levy
of 40,0011 men, from the class of 1010, to bring them to their
full complement. On the other side, all the regimeole of
cavalry hardly have 300 men mounted. The Gevenument
have indeed purchased great numbers of horses for them ;
but till them arrive our cavalry is not numerous, and its
organization will take much time. The regiments of artil-
lery are very weak, sod they are the soul of our newsy. From
all these eircemstances it may be concluded that France
cannot, and will not, interfere i■ the affairs of Naples, ew-
cept by its mediations:'
saossais, DICFBIBUR 7.
Yesterday afternoon the English Ambassador here dip-
patched a Cabinet messenger to Yienna.--(Britsrels Papers,
Eeeeseber 8J
London, England, 1820-12-12

MAI).

Dirk the mud Actor), Mr John Reeve, in which he will
iatroducr a Comic Sonic, and give Imitations or different
Loudon Priformera; Gargle, Mr. Buckingham ;
Mr. Lee. Charlotte, Miss Aylrtt.

To row:lode with (324 limr) a New Mythological Extrava.
genes, iu three acts, founded on Dry.len's Comedy of
Amphitryon. or tier Two Smial, called
A BURLETTA OF ERRORS;
OR, JUPITER AND ALCM Elai A.
Immortals Jwpster,Mr. Watkins; Mercnry, Mr. Cowell;
"Wean, Mr. Callahan. Morials:—Sosia, Mr. Wilkinson ;
Trani°. Mr. Collier. Akmena, Mrs. T t Pbtedra,
Mrs. Waylett ; Brumis, Mrs. Daly.
The Dorms will open at Six tit:lock, and the Performance
ro commence • Quarter bafore &stn.—Second Price Half.
past Eight.
London, England, 1820-12-12

SHOCKING ?WENT.

On Saturday layt the grin of flr. H,!me, of Argyle-street.
was accidentally shot by atnither 'north, *intern years al
age, in a field leads( from Usti, idie inwards Sickroom...-
worth. They were Ousting ►mall bird', wins time gun rit
Master Smithery went off accidentally in Irnistt them,-1.
hedge. sad lodged the coati:Ma is the bady of yosteg H.•.e,
• by died yesterday.
London, England, 1820-12-12

daybreak, on Thursday morning last. blowing •
•ale from the N.W. • vessel was descried in the
alfing from the month of Salmon River. At eight
she had driven on the bar, and appeared to be a
schooner with both masts alongside. A man was
seen standing at her night.heads, making some
feeble signals of distress. We immediately manned
n boat from the river, and several attempts—were
made to gain the wreck, bet all in vain, the sea
breaking over her in the most frightful manner. At
.one o'clock. the wind having in some measure
abated. we succeeded in boarding the wreck. and
brought off James Yoram,'•, seaman, and Miss Jane
Gibson, an Irish Lady, passenger. the only two sur.
aurora out of eleven souls, who left Fort George on
Monday morning last ! The Lady was found lashed
to the windlass, much bruised. and in a state of in.
Voonga was apparently in a state of
g;r-at exhaustion, kneeling by the bause.hole.
*eh a turn of cable around his waist. He had
a finger broken on one hand. and n thunib
on
the other, and was otherwise much bruised.—
Youngs was • seaman about 35 years of age.
The Lady was returning from Queenstown, U. C.
to Quebec, on her way to Ireland. A gold watch,
which she carried in her bosom, is the only article
she has saved. the cabin being washed open and
dead lights stove in by the sea. All the passengers'
bagger is oupposed to have been lost. She states
that she is 24 years of age, that she had been on •
vis►t to her brother at Queenstown. who died in
May List—that there were several other passengers
on hoard, five rif whom, including a man. wife, and
child, died in the cabin before the schooner righted !

FOREIGN I.VTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1820-12-12

BOSTON, DEMISE* s.

On Friday last another instance of serious
occurred in this town. equally disgraceful with
those which we have so frequently mentioned of
late. A labourer having on the preceding day cor.
rected one of his children, a boy about nine years
oh!, somewhat too severely, the neighbour', instead
of applying to Magistrate, undertook to inflict
summary punishment upon the offender them...lves,
and treated hien so roughly, by throwing brick-buts
and filth at him, us materially to injure bun. In
consequence of which he complained to the Magis-
trates, who issued their warrant against two of the
principal assailants, who were immediately appre-
hended, and upon the complaint being heard before
them, the aggressors submitted themselves, and the
matter was compromised. Daring the investigation
a vast concourse of the mobility assembled round
the Police-office, and waited for the complainant's
coming out, but for fear of any mischief, he was
advised to remain in the office for nearly two hours,
London, England, 1820-12-12

CHINA. GLASS. and EARTHENWARE
SELLING OFF. at No. 29. Great EmmetLstreet,
ilansisbuty, near the British Museum —The Stock consists
of eat sad plain glass, in decanters, wises, goblets, tamblers,
jugs, trifle dishes' caddy basimi, mho, &c.; Clnea, in dessert
and tea and coffee services; • large assortment or bine
primed table ware Mintier plates as low as 3s. per dozen) ;
with a variety of other artirleA too nonseroos fur insertion.
which will be submitted for Sale at very reduced prices, on
account of leaving the neighbourhood.
Leave of the spacious Premises, with a most esealkat
trade, to be disposed of.
London, England, 1820-12-12

read afier it WU saishea. Sly father aictated that
part which I wrote.
Mr. ScaaLarr replied.

The LORD CIRIRT IVIT ICE summed up the evi-
deuce to the Jury. who retired for one hour end •
half, end returned into Court at • quarter past ten
o'clock. with ■ verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages,
Oaf Thousand Pounds.

This trial occupied the Court from one o'clock
in the morning till past ten at night, during the
whole time the Court was excessively crowded.
Sir F. Burdett sat with the King's Counsel,
next to Mr. Brougham, during the whole trial.
Mr. Ellice, the Member for Coventry, sat in the
Students' box.
London, England, 1820-10-20

• , r • •
Parkin+) called upon the Court le pause before
they came to the resolution of depriviag the Sheaf -
of hi+ emoluments. Ile said that Sheriff Padua* '
had executed the chairs of the office with alacrity
and iist.grity,aad that he had devoted his whole time.
to them. Ile might perhaps have come heir the
office with some preconceptions, or might have hP-
trayed seine eccentricity of Inct, but they wile'
not such a• to warrant the severe step now !mooned.
He would W. 1,11 thr Court how they attached the
fines paid by the King to his Officer, shit had per-
formed the duties for them. Such a step esig'it
open the door to an investigation which might nut
turn out to the advantage of the Court.
Alderman " ITMMAIf doubted
thr
right of the
Common Council to intercelit the ennoluniesits of
tae Sheriff. They might confer upon I that re-
ward of their thanks at the close of his S iriesaltt ,
if he executed the duties of the other wooer!),
and if otherwise, their censure, but in or,
and it might teach them to be careful in future
NS to whom they chose to serve the office. The wor-
thy Alderman then entered Into an eliiim-rstioo
of the expenses which the Sheri% were at of Invit-
ing certain members of the Corporation, and
which, lie said, the Sheriff were not obligated to
pay. From hence •rote the difficulty of getting 34.),*
oiie to serve the office, bait such as bad partitular
purposes to serve, excepting that it was some tool
who could only distinguish himself by strutting
about in the gold chain and the robe of office. He
had remarked, that a person of merit. ark) executed
the duties of the office with ability, generally went
ell, of itie office with discredit ; whilst • fellow wh.•
was perhaps as ignorant as a horse went out with
ectit, provided he mainottord what was called the
splendour of the office. He concluded by pro-
posing, as an amendment, that the Report should
lie on the table.

Mr. OLDII•M concurred with the 01311er/46mi* for
the loot speaker, bet gra. of opinion that the ~ource
of the eesl lay in the m..de of election, and to the
dig►aceful conduct of some attorneys, in liuntieic
out mrn in serve 'lie office, in order to obtain the
appointment of Unrler-Sheriff.

After some further discussion, the amendment
was pm, and negatived by a large itiajoiity.
The origins' Resolution, that the Report should
be agreed to, tear 1/1011 carried.
Mr. J•Stral moved a vole of ceitatire on Mr.
Sheriff Parkins—//'or which see Adcertisement its
front of oar Pape►.)
Mr. CLaitutt seconded the motion; which was
put, and carried by a considerable majority.

Several Petitions for lease, were p►eaenaed: and referred.
Tine Comasitiee for G►neral Porposes prewntrd a [terror',
recommending the temporary removal of she Coors tat Re.
questa from Guildhall to Staining-lane, from and after the
24th instant, which wan agreed to.
The thank• of the Court were thee entail to the Lord
Manor's Chaplsi■ for biz tensors preached at St. Paul's on
the first Sunday in Trialiy Tenn.
London, England, 1820-10-20

CM DG ES, 11/avost•

A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of
the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, Gm
THURSDAY, the 19th day of Ochiber, HMO:

rill lAT the conduct of Joseph ‘Vilfeeel Parkins,
1 Es(' during the time he has jointly filled the import.
sot other of Sheriff of London ha been
such as in malty resp. cts to excite the just displeasure of
this Court, and the crestAt regret at his appointment—
that (lie dignity of the Wire has, to Lis hood., hero fur-
collets, sod the Livery of London been exposed to
version, by his iiiconsisieut sued unbecoming behaviour.
Resolvtd nitatiimously—Thst the II mks of this Court he
presented 1u Richard Hollowell, Esii Alderman, and late one
..I the Sheriff. of thi• City and County of Middlesex, for
the dignified, temorrate, f othful, mid impartial manure or
Islam!. he hoodoo-filtered the various and important Cellos
wf the office of :Motif, resohirrit more thin usually ardu-
ous, not wily by the critical state of the pliblie tranquillity,
but by en.. altsuatieem shuck inetesreil the responsibility
tre-
erste,sly ilk, kidaist npon the Shriesalty, at the lieritul of him
entering autos it—for the liberality whirls bus distinguished
hie realer.; cuuditel.-most for his heroug epee. all occasions
(.11.1,13)1 d the most cheerful attention lit the littesests of the
Corporaituo,soil the Rights sod Privileges of his Fellow-
citiems.

Ord.-rasl—That the seti.l flew*lotion he fairly traneeTibed.
astard by the Town Cies k, anti preveatesl to the late Mersa;
Mr. Alalgratan Rotbril. WOO °THOR PE..

POET WINE OF FINE FLAVOUR AND FULL DODY,

AT 34.. PI.II DUZLN.
rrIHOIIAS AND ItICHAILD ABBOTTS
respectfully inferno their Feu awls and the Pairlie its
petters!, that they have commenced buttliwe 100 Popes of
IM above Wines, which are all of must exrclleut quality.
Families whip wish to lay In their 'Moder Stocks are
tweprettilly solicited to friewarel their Wirril per Ilatter. or
to eel at No. 10. Stintter.steret. to taste the shame Wises.
the quality of which is far supe►ior to soy other that have
beers imported of the lost threw Vintages.
other Wises at equally low prices. mid of the
fint..rate qualities.
London, England, 1820-10-20

D.4ItING OUTRAGE.

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A most numerous and alarming assemblage of armed men
having on th.• sight of the ISth of September last appeared
at Geor4monwst, in the County of Waterford, and committed
outrages of •ari.ius diacriptious, such as firing a number of
shuts, particularly at a mats of Mr. Ilarruev, making
swimmers of Mr. Itsrrns and Ave of his men, and detainiag
them in custody fn. the whole of said night ; daring which
time some !winked* of armed mea were employed in remov-
log cattle, turn,&c off the premises; the High &KIM,
ist compliance sill, a Requisition for that purpose, eusivesesi
a Cuualy Meeting, to be held at Deugarvan. on itte Illth
instant, to take into consideration the moat effectual wine*
of preventing a recerrrace of similar outrages.

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 11.
IN Majesty opened this morning the Semon of
the States' General in person by a speech from the
throne. The following are the passages relating to
Foreign Powers:—
" Our foreign relations (notion, to be maintained with
►eciprocal good will, and I have the satisfaction of being
able to assure yon, that I continue to hope that peace, which
is so necessary to us, will be preserved.
" By malleable aegociatio•s with the British. G9vernment,
I have anceeeded in making an arrangement, modifying the
first article of the Convention, which regulates the com-
merce of land-owners and mortgagees, subjects of the king-
dom of the Netherlands, in the colonies of Demerara,
Essequibo, soil Berhire. By this arrangement, sanctioned
by my high ally the King of Great Britain, the liberty of
star:gating with the la mentioned in the first Article,
is prolonged for a period of five years.
" The exert of my Minister at Constantinople, seconded
by the Ministers of my august ally the Emperor of Russia,
has succeeded in inducing the Ottoman Porte to recognise
•ur ancient rights to the navigation of the Black Sea." hits
Majesty then drew a favourable picture of the iuternal state
of the kingdom.

VIENNA, OCTOBER 3.

The Diplomatic Agents accredited to our Court
have received instructions not to leave this capital.
The Au:trims Observer rays, that according to
authentic intelligence from Turkey, the rebellion
of Ali niche iv wholly suppressed, after having left
all his provinces, by defeat or by desertion, among
his troops. He resolved to give battle to the
Turkish army four miles from Jannania, but with
ouch ill success that his capital fell into the hands
of the enemy, he retiring with 400 men, as has been
already reported, into the citadel.—/Brussels
Papers, October 17.)
London, England, 1820-01-06

MR. GnArrAN's REPLY.

Stet—l enclose my answer to ilw Re.olutions, and cosset
do eu without rapresaing the high sense I have uf the genii.
menu: of your letter, and the estimation in which I Mold your
favourable opinion. 1 remain, Sir,
Your very faithful bumble Servant.
Tinehinch„ December 27. HENRY GRATTAN.
have the honour to receive the ftesoltdioas and
Petition of the Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parolees of
St. Mary, St. Thomas, and St• George. I shall most cheer.
folly print-tit door Petition; and I shall do it with a eon&
deuce, arising, not only front the merds of their quemiou,
but from a recollectiost of their two good ceaduct, aa.l the
steady trampollity manifested upon the present trying iscca.
sion by else Rums., ClllllOllOl, who have repudiated, with
scorn, the overtures of mischief, of folly, and of infatuation.
I have tier honour In be,
Your very bomb e Aervant,
Tinebineb, December 27. HENRY GRATTAN.
Aoihuily O'Brien, Esq. Upper Gardiner Morel.

'The attack to which the Countess of Talbot fell a
victim Was, ar understand, sudden, mail almost int.
mediatcly assumed very ala►riling symptom», mid Its
prr•grras was w rapid us to defeat all the efforts that
professional ►kill mud experietice couid oppose to
them. She ►aw her dissolution approach with firm.
/less and resigliation„ and quitted life. after having
taken a calm and affectionate fareuril of her Candy.
She was in her 37th year.—(Dritlin Evening
Post.)
Oo Thursday last the Honourable Lady Matilda
Ward, 'and the Honourable Co;oliel W►rd, Charge
d'A Italie, to Portugal. left the Commercial Hotel,
Cork, for the seat of the Nlatquis of Londonderry.
Colonel and Mrs. Vesey are vim n v sit wills their
sea-in-law, Sir N. Colthurst, at A rdrom, near Co►k.
The Board of Education have ruts:tided 8.0001.
in trectiog a must extrusive school-house in Cavan,
which will open in a few days, under the direction
of the Rev. Joliet Moore, of Mn) tie-ball, who is sp.
pointed Master thereof.
On Thursday the Magiotratri of Dunmore,
comity of G.lway, assembled and forwarded a
memorial to Government, representing the peaces.
ble dispositiou of that portion 1.1. the county.
0:1 Christmas they, Mr. Argue, an t leer of
Excise, accompanied by a party of yeomanry, pro.
credal to a thurititaitious district its the county of
(7avari, ou revenue duty, and st are a small ipiao.
tity alii-key loom a poor womais.—A oistnteer of
persons collected, it is ►aid, for the purpose of res.
coiog the liquor, and perhaps of ill-treating the
!tarty, when Air. Argue, it is yes 1111 l rd, felt it tie.
ers.sary to ruder the yeuuianry to fire, by which two
young mess were killed on the spot. Au inquest
lots hero store held oat the bodies, by Mr. Ellis,
a Coroner of the county, and a verdict returned to
the above Packet./
London, England, 1820-09-02

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. LISTON
THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET.
ON MONDAY NEXT, September 4, 1820,
will be performed (first lime this Season) O'Keeffe's
Comedy, called
THE YOUNG QUAKER.
Old Sadboy, Mr. Meredith; Young Sailbuy, Mr. Jones;
Shadiach, Mr. J. Russell; Spatterilash, Mr. Farley; Clod,
Mr. Liston. Aratninta (first time), Miss R. Con I. whir
will introduce the Song of " Hail to the Happy Day !" and
the Scotch Ballad of " Auld Rubin Gray," Dinah Prim-
roar Ist Hite), Mrs. Marilyn; Pink (Ist time), Mrs. Gibbs.
In the course of the Evening Mr, Lissiuu will recite a
Comic Address, iu the character of Lord Grizzle, riding on
an Ass! and also sing a New Song, called " Young Pigs
among the Roses." Mr. J. Russell will sing, " Maestro vu
in Opera Singer."
To conclude with the last new Comedy, called
EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY;
OR, THE DIAMOND RING.
Tickets to be bad of Mr. baton, No. 27, Subo-smiare;
and of Mr. Massinglsam, at the Tbeatre, where places fur
the Busies may be taken.

RUPTURES AN!) STRICTURES.
RUPTURES speedily and radically CURED.
without Foie, or Interroptioir to the usual avocations
of the Patient ; not by the mere use of Trusses, which bug
experience has pored to be breffectual, but by a Course of
Rentedies.—Mr. DU FOUR,Sorceou to she Wraiths"' Dispen-
sary for the Cure of Strictures, and sole Proprietor and
Vender of Darso's Medicated Bougita, basin, during a
course of upward. of 47 years of extensive practice in easel.
01 *richer+, observed smother:es, distressitig instances of
Roptore, lie has ardeuily applied hinted( to discover a re-
medy fur so prevalent a malady, au.l which he has happily
accompliActl. Tin following Attestatiou is selected from •
great itontlwr, collisions(' in his Treatise ou the Radical
Core of Rupture:—" Parish of St. Ann, Westatiosier,
Workhouse, July lb, 11119. We, the Overseers of the
Pour of this Parish, du hereby certify, that William
Gorhug, sad Charles Moore (two of the poor now in the
I,4llElllmm of this Parish), being secretly afflicted with
Raptures, were scut by us to Mr. Dufour for the purpose of
Cure : 10 a very abort sparser thine they were both perfectly
eared. Venoms oar Imode--Thosoas Tumkistouo, J. Moore-
head, Williams Wfait, Willi Brownley."
N.B.—Trusses, coostrueted on the best principles, are
kept so tole, as tiny sue essentially useful during the Coarse
of Rantedittio--Advicir ott ll(spheres and Stricture Cases,
ten, Niue to not, and fano Sven to Nit's, No. 44, B. r-
sers.streets isioni.strent.

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London, England, 1820-09-02

WOOVERHAM .VALE RACES.

•
These Annual Races of one day took place over Weever-
ham Gowus, Oxon, un Wednesday, and afforded very ex-
cellent spurt.
Hooters' Plate of 501.—Heats, Two miles.
Captain Fensitsw's Mat o' She Mint
Mr. Dslhy's Currycomb.. I 5 2 2
Mr. Ss wyer's Strideaway
Mr. FAndea's tiff She Gun 2 3 2 dr
Mr. Hardy's 11 y Hess 3 2 2dr
Colonel Gee's loroaster. 6 6 dr

This fusions race was every inch contested in each beat.
Two others started, but bolted owl of the course.
6 to 4 ago Slat-2 to 1 apt Strideaway-3 to 1 apt
Bess. After the heal 6to 4 apt Currycomb ; and after the
second heat 4 to 1 en Nat. _ _

• Sweepstakes of 15e. each. rive Subscribers.
Mr. Ilarit's Flom 1
Mr.Jores's Ariel 2
4 to 1 ar•t the winner.
Five started, but two only were placed.
London, England, 1820-09-02

the great Powers; it tovitas them to cogent to:
, •getker the general amounts to be adopted at this
:mooing. relative to'kholdides'of the kingdom of
the Two Sidles. The ° third .acts is addressed to
the Indian Prances. • Austria •offers arm lis-proe
•telithat against every sigmas*. sod remits its
patentee of the integrity as 'wed to the iirdepea.
cure of their dominion..
It-seems that several Princei of the Confedera..
Lion will go to Perth. The Kings of Bavaria and
Wirtainherg are already mentioned. Among 'the
foreip Ambassadors who will be there. Lord
Stewart and Count Ottoman are apokiti of.
FRANIC2OIII". .00014 21.
His Royal Highness the Date of Cambridge
has arrived here on his return
.from London. His
Royal Highness set out again this morning. to pro.
ceed to Hamburg!) end Comet, and thence to Vi-
enna; after which he will go, it is supposed. to the
camp of Perth.
Count Cepa d'latri.., alto was to wait for the
Emperor of Russia. at Warsaw. will accompany
his Sovereign to Vienna.—(Brwmels Papers, 4a.
gust 29.) Moscow, JULY 17.
His Majesty the Emperor arrived here yesterday
evening. amidst the joyous acclamation* of the
people. At the Kremlin his Majesty was received
by the Governor, as well as by all the military and
civil authorities. The whole city was illuminated
in the evening. Today his Majesty inspected the
troops of the garriron. _ _

STOCKHOLM, ♦uaumt VS..

Professor Spanners. one of the most distinguish-
ed pupils of the celebrated Linoseos, died lately in
the 73d year of his age.
The British Asaluseador, Mr. V. Fitzgerald, is
expected here in a few days.

' CHRISTIANIA, AUGUST 10.
His Majesty and the Crown Prince set out this
morning on their return to Sweden. They intend
to visit Sonia before they return to the capital.

COPII/11160114._ ♦UOUST 19.

Official accounts have been received here, that
the yellow fewer hulk broken out at Middletown, in
the State of Connecticut; and the Royal Board of
Quarantine has consequently declared that place

infected. wAtasxw, ♦UGUST I I.
The Persian Ambassador returning from London.
has set out for Moscow, after staying here a week.
for the purpose of waiting on Prince Cunvtaatine.
He made use of his time to see every thing remark-
able. He expressed himself particularly pleased
with the fine appearance of the-Polish troops.—
f Hossbargh Papers, August 22. J
London, England, 1820-09-02

PIGEONS AND CROWS.
fiir Peter Pigoiggin, Mr. Liston ; Capt. Pigoiggin. alias
Neville, Me. Jones; Mr. Mus, Mr. Williams; Mr. Wadd,
Mr. Farley; Mr. Blondeati, Mr. J. Russell; Tom, Mr. Bar-
nard. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Pearce; Louisa, Miss Leigh.
Boxes, &s.—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, 2s.—Secoad Gal-
lerv,. Is.
The Doors to he opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform-
ance to begin at Seven.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. blassiugham, at
the 'theatre.
Private Boxes may be had, nightly, by application at the
Box Office.
On Tuesday, Do Days in Boad-street! with Tim Suicide.

THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND,
THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Sept. 2,
will he performed the Comic Operetta, called

BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX ;
Or, THE LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES.
Mrs. Dashiagton, Miss Kelly; Virginia, Mrs. W. S. Chat-
teary ; Eliza, Miss Carew ; Mrs. Greeadragen, Mrs Grove;
Mrs.'Mode, Miss Love; Mrs. Easy, Mrs. Bryan; Priscilla,
Miss I. Stevenson.

After which, 20th time, a new Romantic Melo-drama, is
tbri.e parts, founded on the celebrated Talc called
THE VAMPIRE;
Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES.
Characters in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr.
- T. P.tooke •' Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatlerley; Duda,
Miss Love; Aria, Mies Wergman.
Character* in the Drama—Ratbveu, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. RartJey; Robert, Mr. Premis.; McSwill, Mr.
Haelty. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. 5. asatterley; Bridget,
Mrs. Grove; Ellie, Slim Carey.
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To conclude with the pupils, Operetta, called
TH u: RENDEZVOUS.

Capt. Bolding, Mr. Broadhurst ; Charles, Mr. Rowbotharn ;
Quake, Mr. W. S. Chatterley; Simon, Mr. Harley. Sophia,
Miss Kelly; Lucretia, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley ; Hose, Miss I.
Stevenson.
The spacious Saloon has been again tastefully Sited up
with a new design, representing an Illuminated Oriental
Gsiden, and will be opened as usual at Eight o'Clork, for
the admittance of the S^eond Price, which commences at
Nine.
Doors open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to be-
gin at Scree.
Private Boxes may be bad nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of
whom Places are to be taken, at the Sox Office, Strand En-
trance, from Ten till Pour.

On Monday, The Pone—after which, fint time, a new
Operatic Drama, in three act., called The B.,ruu De Trench
—and Fire and Water.
London, England, 1820-09-02

49 -!”5
THE TURF. • 1 .V 'f
BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, AOOO4T 31. •
DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
13 to apt Tramper 14 to 1 apt Atheoiaa
8 to .1 art Woodbioe 18 to 1 apt Crap
Sy to 1 apt Cavalier 20 to I apt 7.4ap
12 to 1 opt Arbutus 20 to 1 apt Felton
13 tot apt St. Patrick 25 to 1 apt Iteptiaida.
SEWN ASSET IT. LIMB.
6 to 4 apt Sailor.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS RACES.
TUTSDAY, Allolll4l' 29.
Manur Bowl of Fifty Poseda.
Mr. Mablealea'acji. in. Puor Kitty
Mr tiudge'd ch. b. Bobtail
Mr. Brown's b. R. Forester 3 3
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Won easy by.the mare.
Sweepotakeo of Fifty hotrods.
Mr. Bowman's ch. g. Non BM Ricardo
Mr. t'our's b. f. Spangle.
Sweepstakes of Fifty Poised/.
Mr. Stow'''. gr. h. Tempest
Mr. Hodges's ch h. Bobtail.... .
Mr. B.o.liaan's ch. g. No* mi Ricardo hoed
Sweepstakes of Fifty Pounds.
Mr. Ilodges's eh. h. Bobtail 1 1
Mr. Nlabkwderes ch. as. Spangle 3 2
Mr. Ketchum's br. Ira. Queen Caroline
A very fine race; neither heat won by insure than half a
neck.
Tunbridge Wells was never known to he so full as during
these Hares. The Ball lit Sprangr's Rooms was honoured
with the company of about 200 of our resident and sojourn-
ing fushiuteddrs. Sir Gore (Justly and Charles Noel Noel,
Esq. strived this afternoon.
London, England, 1820-09-02

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CORN EXCHANGE, FotolY,lta' 1.
Oar market has been very thinly supplied with Mast
this week; notwithstanding which, even what appeared
_Me
met exceedingly heavy sale, sad what little was Napased
this morning, with difficulty übtained last Monday's priers.
Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper, the arrivals having been
tolerably large, sod lbw bayers bolding off in expectation of
a considerable quantity from Holland in a kw days. Rarity
is le. per quarter lower, and dull of sale at that decline. la
Beans and Prase there is no alteration.