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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-22

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COURT OF CHANCERY, I.tmcot.N's.lutc,
Tuna Air, SUYIKMHER
PRIVATA, H EAItIN.G.
011111141 IT , Ib THfS *ATTER OF lIIRSFRT. •
Scir#OlED 1.11,4
The Loillic,CA • I.OR Itrard Cnour..l tbis
morning irk *W. cast 146 his prlvole n. 0.171 *ll.lO
prtvented hew conking iota (;,.art uutrl I I o'clock.
TH ♦TTORMCT-GENERAL Y. TUB CORPORATION
OF BRISTOL.
_

The Longo CHANCELLOR obarrved, that hr had
read over the in fortinn ion, and had found a prr•nhae
in it of such ■ nature at he had never teen Irelore.
It was an information filed by his Ninjests'. At.
tornry-General, who had made his Mrtjes4's
licitor-General a parte to it as a !Defendant, to
defend the interest of the Crown in the charities.
He therefore thought it would hr nrces►ary for him
to hear his Majeaty's Solicitor-General on it, and
foe that purliflillr lee !would Hppilillt Friday
if the Solicitor General thought proper to appear
ou it.

CONTEMPT OF COURT.
LORD BOSTON t. SIR W ATKIN LF.WCS.

The venerable Defresitunt wse brooKtrt into
Court by virtue of a writ of (-lAsm,C.,rpos, be
bring the custody of thi. Warden of the Fleet
Prison, for the purpose of his bring recommitted
to the stone custody, tar a ero,temiit of Court, in
not pu►ting iu rn answer to the Noble Plaintiff's
Bill.

Sir Welkin Lewes, in propriu persona, addressed
the Court, and slated that lie was prevented (rows
putting in hat answer Iry the want of pecummiar;
means. There were 34m00n/. of his money locked
up iu that Court, which had been award:d to him
by two judgments of the House of Lord•, but
which judgments were imiwachsrl be his opponent
(.11►. Morgan), and there were also I 14.onnt. of his
money locked up hi the Court of Exchequer,
and one-tero of' these sums would be more than
sufficient to pay his legal debt., sod liberate
him Gom imprisonment. fie could assume his
Lordship that hilt the want of iircu.
Mary means had prevented him from putting
in his answer ; ant at could not escii he suppo►ed
by the Plaintiff tisk it anose from any other eir.•urn-
stance, as lie well knew that lie was a barrister, and
had practised as such in the early part of ins life,
having gone circuit for five years, *tacit made it
impossible that lie could he, guilty of an act rn uti.
becoming a gentlernao, as to unnecessarily keep
hack his answer. His papers were hetore Cornasel
(Mr. ltorm113) fur the purpose of preparing the
answer, and that Learned Gentleman had immfurined
hint this morning !bit it would be ready to.morrow,
after which it would take him (Sir Watkiii) a day
to read it over, preparatory to his swearing to it,
after which it should he tiled forthwith. I-le hoped
his Lordship entertained a better opinion of him
than to suppose ilmat her would willingly commit
eoideruid of Court. The delay lie asked fur MAN
not much, only two dale, and the Plaintiff could
be in no way damnified by ir.
The LORD CILINCELLOR—" Let this motion
srand o►er until Friday %ext."
London, England, 1820-11-22

EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

An inquest was held oo Monday night at the aka of the
Boralees Head, New-road, Mary.le-1 ))))) e, on the" huffy of
Aim Ranting, aged 24, an interesting young woman, who
died in Mary-le•bone WOI kl ae.
Mrs. Harriet Rhodes, midwife, deposed, that she attend-
ed the deceased we Thursday last in the win khouse, and deli-
vered her of a female child. It was RIM burn. 1/created
complained of pains in her hip and thigh, and added that
they would he the end of her.
William Frederick Goodyer, apothecary to the infirmary,
saw the stemmed fur the first time on the 31st last. He rya.
millet! her person. whirls hire marks of violence, as if she
had been whipped with • birch toil. On the lath of Armen,-
Lee he atieudril lire again in the infinite' y, when he found
she had been delivered of a still-burn child. She was labours
iug under a &gime of fever, and ill from St. Anthony's fire,
which had brnkcii out on her hip, and which, iu his upisius,
was the cause of her death. She died on Sunday.
Richard Coates, a constalile, of Mary le-hose, stated, that
inconsequence of information of ilhtreastnaeut received by the
deceased, be went to a house in Church-street, ltdgeware-road,
where he met her in a wretched rendition, and she described
to him the cruel way Capt. ll y heal her with
a stork and tagged her with a whip. He took her to Marl-
lineough-smet Police-otter, wheat a warrant was Issued
agsioat the Captain% otrwliteh be was taken sod field to hail,
himself to 100 f. and two sureties in 501. cut. Several other
witnesses deposed ha the account given by the deceased of
the alleged ilhireataseist by Captain I). The Coroner aog•
gesied that tb• inquest abonld tee adjourned, to afford lime
fur the body bt he opened by some Medical Gentleman. It
was accordingly adjourned to right u'clocti. on Wednesday
(this) treeing.
. . .

It is a singular coincidence that the same letters
compose the names or mojoehi (a person who will
"v" be torgottesiii however fallsci tttt a Ina own me.
sow,- shay have been), and of lachinto. the artful
and prijurett accuser in the Cymbeline
of Sw►x-
srE

A copper.plute printer and Lis wife, resident
'in Frerman-sweet. Pinninghain, have been taken
into custody. and lod,Ted in prison. charged with
'forging Bank of England notes, 10,0004 of which
are staled to have been found nn the premises, to.
crib,' with the plates, &c. Ewen ttoi. suites were
rowieilted at this manufactory.—(Gloucester AM".
sot)
London, England, 1820-11-22

The utiusntrs of the list Court were then read.

Mr. ()minas' gave notice of a motions of thetas
to lie returned by Ihr Court to &le,4rs. Brougham
and Denman, and Dr. Lushington, for the seal
and talent which they had displayed in advocating
the cause of her Niajesty the Queen. If any
member should choose to propose any addition to
his motion, by way of further expressing the sense
of the talents cif those learned persons entertained
by that Court, lie would object to such an amend-
ment on the day of the discussion.
Mr. Pence moved the usual thanks to the late
Lord Mayor.
Mr. JUPP, though he could toot agree with the
polities of the late Lord Mayor, felt himself bound
to testily to his orb luny, Its civic hospitality, and
gentlemanly deportment.
Mr. Sheriff WI I.l.lams could not agree with the
politic principles of the lite Chief Magistrate, but
he must aver to Its amenity and liberality. Every
(kiitlesnati elevated to the sitinvion of their Chief
Miogistrata became entitled to their thanks. If
any tine were ciiscol to that situation who was unlit
for the office, who wanted the requisite strete4th of
nailed to dischArge the duties properly, it was the
lault of others, and ought not to be visited on him
after lie had relinquished that office. De 'noised
the gentlemanly oleinvationr, anxiety to please, and
eariott desire to do that whirl' he, at least, etisi•
tiered right, evinced by the conduct of the late Lord
Alayor—and that which was by no means trifling,
the hospitality with %bleb he upheld the dignity of
his office. Ile considered that the thanks of the
Court were fully due to the late Lord Mayor.
Mr. S. Dixon !wormed a verbal alteration in
the wording of the passage, which conveyed thanks
fur his late Lordship's humane exertions on behalf
I of the Houseless Poor, during the severe months of
last winter. lie proposed the insertion of " the
power," instead of " the lower clavier."

Mr. TAYLOR hail no °Net:tines to vote for thank,
to he returned to the late Lord Mayor, but he
thought there would be more unit t 1 bbb rty upon the
tiorrtioti. if the motion did not contain on oblique
reflection on other prrsms. Ilia Lordrhip, in the
terms of the nintrori, was said to hove maintained
the dignity of his r•ituation in spite of come who
were bu.y in iudeavouring to disgrace it, lie
thought that sonic would be prevented from voting
fur the moti tttt , by retaining such • reflection
on the conduct of the members of that Court.

The question was carried, only six. or seven hands
being held up against it.
The usual order W.ll given for the thanks of the
Court to be written on vellum, and to be suitably
decorated, diet' to be presented to his Lordship.
Mr. Piece moved the customary thanks and re.
muireration to the Rev. Mr. Borrowdale. Chaplain
to the late Lord Ma)or, far the excellent discourses
which he had preached before hit Lordship and the
Officers of the Corporation, during the late
Mayuralty.—Ordered.
London, England, 1820-11-22

FOlt C 01.1)%, COUGHS, ASVIIMAS,

THE PECTI.) RA L ELIXIIL Experience
during a very long period kris inculitestildy proved the
superior effivary of this Medicine, in all eases of Colds,
Conglis, and A ittenretic Affections. P,'y proinoliug gentle
expectoration, it very shortly relieves the pulietit of n slight
ur recent Cold, and a few doses are generally inefficient to re-
move illolle which neglect Ices rendered more (smarmed and
(phoneme, and which are secinupsnied with Creuzh, Spitting
of Blood, arid other serious symptoms. Its peculiar Gal-
gamic plAfflro tend to heal soreness arid allay the irritatims
of the limp, iu cases of Cough; and in Asthan•iie Affections
it assists sail gives freedom to the Breath. Thus it is an
ellentively valuable remedy in the semen prevalent elan of
cuntokaints, in this cosittry, during the winter season.
Sol/ Is Bethel at 14. I#d.—sad is 9.1. by Butlers Che.
mists, No. 4, Citrviride, 1.011,1. in, and by ohs 'pent/rips'
Druggists, Bookseller., mud Medicine Vestit re, its every
Tuna thrombus' the Visited Kingdom.
London, England, 1820-08-07

STATE OF THE NATION

The discussion had opened on the state of public
instruction,isod streraf Members had spoken Nom it,
when the Ministers, ',ballad been summoned to the
Cortes by • resolution of yesterday, entered the
to be present at the &rearm') I.f the itro-
poritimi suede by M. &rialto. This proposition hail
for its object to declare the nation in the state of the
308tla Article of the Constitution, oil accost's; of
he ittdacily of the euriniersof the Catirtituttos who
ci 01 ionise site isublic tranquillity, and on noconnt
f tar events at Cadiz and S.irragossa ; that there-
it, the formalit7es prescribed by the Constitutioa
Nish gaitl to the arp:sts of individual* stunikd be
ssispriatril, litnitiog the formalities of the proem'
to %hat wag indispensable Inc the plutoner's defence.

The Minister of the loterior opposed the mo-
lion. Ile began by rbewitig the dein-ate saga.
tioii in which M. Solattu'a prapirsittost placed
the Government., It was impassible, he re.
marked, to assure the Congress that the country
%Ctix not its the situation contemplated ; however,
the Coverinhent not having demanded such poweri,
ma a prof that they du nut think them neettautry.
The symptoms that the Congress loss observed
°tight Hot to excite such alarms; they are the ne-
cesi:iry con•eduences of the events which have bqp-
prnesl the year 1614. if the Government hid
C4MCCiVt tl that the country was in the initiation con-
lempleted by the proposition, it wool(' with
deliCe jive prayed the Congress to take the anhject
iimto its conamdenstwia, fro the purpme of obtaining
Cite I,ecenniry declaration.
regard to the events at Cadiz, Sarrago•ra,
acd Llrirgos, nothing can be said, but ilitst justice
'mikes its course. Time Government observes npon
Mime occurietices the vigilance that legally be-
longs to it. 'rile oet•d4reuce fit Gallicin, the eta-
rn_•ier of allich caiiilut vet be known, took place,
if the dates h. extmitied, like all the °theta, pre-
emus to the oath. Tula Minister cont•luded
apetch by uttering other ref ectimismi to pram
the intent-41.4m.y of the preposition.
The Count Ile Toretio spoke on the same aide.
Ile remarked, that if the formalities prescribed by
die Cot:MAO:um flit the arrest of &expected pristine
woe onye autipended, this paver might tie employ-
eti, not only against the enemies, but likewise
'again"! the friends of the Constitution. fir noticed
;h(• Idl in the price of the funds as a proof of the
m ell eammseml by tins propirsiatots-
thicuramoni was furAba► prolaitged. but.lhe ft.
HA It tem, that the ceder of the day was carried
uriatitmonste.

Th*. (lisrmsion On puVic iustrurtinti was then
,e.unted. 'rile 1;1,4 urtic.lr underwent el slight al-
but the eisiturs 111 e misstated in the terms
iscipumrl.
London, England, 1820-08-07

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND,
ITHIS EVENING, MONDAY. August 7,
will lee performed (Snt time), a sew Restatetic Melo-
dramas, is three parte, liesarted us the celebrated Tale called
THE ♦AMPIRE;
Or. THE SRIDE OF THE ISLES.

Characters is the istrodeetory Yisios—The Vampire, Mr.
T. P. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Mn. W. S. Cliatteriey; Ueda,
Miss Love; Ariel. Miss Wellman.
Characters is the Drama—Riiihreu, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Promos; Marrill, Mr.
Harley. Lady Margaret, Mn. W. S. Chatterley ; Bridget,
Mrs. Grave; Effie, Miss Carew.
After witieb, 16th time, as eatirely new Comic Operetta,
called
THE PROMISSORY NOTE.

Mr. Morthave, M►. Mooch: Mr. Scamper, Mr. Pesresaw;
Nicks, Mr. Salter. Mrs. Northam, Mrs. W. S. Cbaiierlry
Caroline, Misr Grey; Cicely, Miss Kelly.
To which will be added. the Masital F.oieriaimweat of
London, England, 1820-08-07

MECOND DAY.

1t being mblerstonil that Mr. tVooler was to commetime-
iiis address to the Jul y this morii mg, the avenues leading to
Amery part of the Court were, if pursible, more throsigml
bite yesterday. The heat in the Court was oppremise.
TheJ itry being called over, the Cofer BARON cillud upon
-Me. Wyatt., to proceed. It is totaliy impossible 'hat we es ti
lay before oar readers nay Hung likes skeleton of his brit-
•liant, argumentative, aud•urprisiog speech: such a piece of
eloquence (be the principles what they may) we believe
never was spoken by soy modern orator. Our report is but
a brief sketch tip to one o'clock, and was writtan in Conn
under peculiar disadvantages.
Mr. Wooler commenced by stating, that the Ministers of
the country bad prosecuted the present Defendants because
.I knew that to softer the &omission ut the pi inetples pro-
fessed by Radical Reformers in the House of Parliament,
would have the ultimate effect of destroying the cui upi ion
complained of. They were 'trienniumd to prevent public
meetings, although they knew they were not crimioal.—
Tht• maxim war, that what the law dors not forbid, it alluwa.
If that way, of petitioning the Parliament bail been
why did out the Legislature mark out it line which the
people could proceed upon with safety? Ile advised the
Learned Serjeant (Vaughan), lief are hr again should deal out
epithets against radical reform mid radical reformers, be-
fore be should again pronounce the principles they professed
tee lie wild, visionary, foolish, and violent, that he would
please to euudescenit to show by some kind of argument
that such was the fact. How easy to assert, lint it was a
y lie could could nut prove if by argnment. Ne (Mr. W.)
would discuss the pi 'maples before he concluded, and prove
to the Jury by something more than bare assertions
that radical reform was neither wild, visionary, nor foolish.
Mr. Wimier then read the Proclamation of the Prince Re-
gent which so strongly condemned the yortieeeding at Bir-
mingham, upon the election of Sir C. Wolseley. He (Mr. W.)
contended huffily that such a wkked, seditious, and libeling,
production, never had issued limn the radical press. The
London, England, 1820-08-07

Zu'itiMiito. se, fir itig
.rsipose 64: bpi leogf4plll34l. ilk
'erecting Ulm into a toryess_of the Germanic Coo-
redenitioo of the Ore! eine. &eloper etegtinutioo
of die place by eitg4neers .heel % it is iieW, ;hid Ofit
fonds WINK, for the oomplatioa of such week"
would amount to 100 millietiesAfrenes. It•isotat•
eil that the project has in consequence been aban-
doned, and that the roams delimited for it will be
employed in fortifying several.. planes attested en the
Rhine, and nearer to thesquth-wept f rontier of France'.'
Lußb.cap .i$Y442 20.
' We have juot, learned tbet Mr. Saint tieotge, the
Provibinnad English Cborge WA./aims at Stockholm,
has received very impatient dispatches from Lon-
don, which' compelled him to set out irritant,.
follow the 101 g, who had gone to Norway.
No one at Stecirdwlm was aware of the stature of
these dis,petclio.
According to the latest stocownta fovea St. Peter,•
liorgh, the Emperor Alexander has not diet left his
copilot, and would uot probably set ?et until the
J sly. I,t is thostgbt that his
.Majesty wit{
proceed to the coasts of the Black Sea, wird them
inspect the new maritime establishments. The rit-
moues which have been circulated respecting lieW
differences betwOu Rossi* mud the l'utte ore not
confirmed.

MADRID. JULY 24.
THS CORTEL-p-SIIMING OF Tag
EDUCATION.

The Committee of I'oblic Justructiou, corn.
polled to present to the considereisoo of We. Cosign
the deplorabilo state of education its the Uttivresuies
une.stlsercetablisbusentwof the kingdom, and ehf
necessity of taking immediate measures for remedy-
log this evil, awaiting the execution of the grated
project of public instruction, has proposed the fol-
lowing articles
1. The I/sterner caseation 'in the noivemitles, cullers,
seminaries, and reinvents of the kingdom, is provisioually
re esinhlishesi, melt as it yin in 1814.
11. The chicly or balms, law mod the law of nations be,,
ing one of sloarhite oecessity, shall be taught in the next
courses, and the study of modern law suppressed.

-111.711 e polities{ constitution of the .lifistiarefty shall he
enplained in the place (Attie law pall-Ides (rode of King Al-
?house), Ilse study of which also i suppressed.
London, England, 1820-08-07

PO 1.1(: E.

SOir-Wfit Er?.

Oa listerday the driver of the hackney chariot, No. 77,
was brought op on • WlMani, obtained by Elikaheih Berk-
shire, utmost to Mr. Timber, of Long-acre, botcher, who
meted that she was knocked dowse by the poll el the rhariut
driven by the Prisoner, on Tweeds, ehentoon Isit, as rite
was falkilig Oa the foot pavement in Chsedricadreet, with
1.0 small children, the yitionlyst of Omni fell off the carts
against which it was pressed by the wheel of the chariot,
bet fortunately it did ant sustain imy material damage.
The Magi s olv.erved, that this was a ease of the mud
entrant nature, as there appear.d In be no excue for the
I Prisoner driving an the fool pavement, he therefore ordered
I biro to lied hail, its default of which he was coniwittled.
Four isnekney coachmen were minvielsd in the pos*lty of
10s, each, and coil, for refraing to take • fare wehu plying
for hire.

Three boys, warned John Bernell, Jean lAirrell. and
Janet Carter, wrre examined on s charge of pia-kiwi/ pocket..
The Pawor's wrrr chow, wed in the set of taking • Issrul-
kerchief from ibe pocket of • Gemlemon iu Loupacre, sad
perceiving they were noticed, they Shrew dawn she handker.
chief sad ram nff; they were pinned and secured.
They were folly ruminated.

THE TUNE
London, England, 1820-08-07

Kin( Henry, Mr. YOISIIIM ; Primer of Wales, Mr. Connor;
Hoispeort Mr. C. Kenible ; Sir Jelin Fabian (frit tine), Mr.
Terry. Lady Perry, Mrs. Dalton; Hostess, Mrs. Pearce.

To conclude with the Farce of
WET WEATHER.

Mr Onrsiphorosis Peilciest, Bart. Mr. Liston ; Captain
Brumley, Mr. Jones; Tie, Hr. J. Russell. Emily Danvers,
Mrs. Raker.

Boxes, 3s.—First Gallery, 2s.—Secoad Gal.
lery, L.
'The Doors lo he opened at Six o'Clock,sod the Perform.
nose to begin at Shen.

Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massioghsoe, at
the Theatre.

To.sworrow, Pirate sod Crows—A Roland for an Oliver
—sad Rosins.

On Wednesday, The Constant Couple : Sir Harry Wildair
(first Howe), Mrs. Ma►dys.
A new Comedy is in preparation, sad will be produced
in the Course of next week.
London, England, 1820-02-09

GENERAL STAFF OF THE ARMY.

The Infaut Dun C.arksa; Generalissimo; eight Captains.
Grureal.of dhow• two aro Etugliah, via. she Duke of Wel-
•liußtuu awl Marshal Bereafurd; 123 Lieutenaat•Generala ;
166 Mareebals de Camp; 4$ Brigadiera—tutal73s General
Officers

MILITARY HOUSEHOLD ON THE KING.

Fuer squadrons of body pronto, and a company of
• A company of bellierdiers. Two regiments of in-
fantry of its Nola! Sourish Guard of three battalion% fors,
lug Moll men fur each regiment. A brigade of royal ear-
biaeera, Conning four squadrons.
INFZIII TRIt OF THE LINZ.
Thirty-seen re aof tdo'haftillunktre Isl men to
emir regiment. regiment of Cestarof three holmium%
of
the sate strtogth, raises tbelutil of this force to 440140
men on the peace establishment..

LIGHT INFANTRY.
MI battalions, smoking 6,800 mes.
SWISS.
Three imperfect regiments.
CAVALRY OF THE LINE.

Thirteen regionals of four squadrons each, making lAN
sten, and 6,262 horses.
LIGHT CAVALRY.
?fine reginteste—total, 4,538 men, sod 3,883 bones.
ARTILLERY.

This corps is composed of ono company of 100 cadets,
established at Aleasar de Segovia, of five regiments of foot
artillery. five squadrons of hgbt artillery, terming, in all,
90 chiefs, 451 officers, 5,000 men, and 1,000 horses.
ENGINEERS.
Forty-six chiefs, 90 officers, and two battalions of miner-
nppers and pontooniers.
PROVINCIAL MILITI4.

There are 42 regiments, of eight companies each, In the
kingdom of Spain. They are organised is four divisions :
Old Camille, New Camille, Andalusia, and Gallicia. There
is also a regiment of militia in the Woad of Majorca. The
militia is never called to serve, except is time of war, and
is sever seat out of the kingdom.
THE MUNICIPAL MILITIA.
Of this force there are 110 organised companies in the
*renal towns of Andalusia, Erstramadura, sod Tarragona.
The city of Cadix alone has 20 companies. These troops,
with only a single battalion of the regiment of Sueia, have
performed the duty of Cadis since the first a ppeararire a the
late yellow fever.
Besides these there sew free orgasieed companies for dm
service of the internal pease, the pursuit of malefactors,
The shove is the mike's,/ force of the Peniesials at pre-
sent, sod dues sot comprise the regieleats sews to America
since 1916, sad which ,ore distimptiolitil by the title of
the expeditionaries.
The Royal Carps of the spaalsh Mortise Is reimposed of 1
Captain-General, 17 Lientliniamt-Generals,l9 Chiefs of Squa-
drons, 44 Brigadiers of Msrise, 79 Captains of Sbips, 147
Captains of Frigates, 3 Companies of Nlariue Guards, 3
Regime's!, of Lafentry of the Marine of two battalions each
making a total of 000 men. The Artillery of the Maria,
consists of 3,ollllntea, divided into 20 brigades, haviag four
Officers each.
London, England, 1820-02-09

THE ARMY OF SPAIN.

The public attention is, at the present moment,
so anxiunsly directed towards the army of Spain, in
consequence of the insurrection in Andalusia, that
our Readers will probably not be displeased with the
following .ketch of its orgattirttion and strength:—

skied •Ileqtieular lii
Noble* eiiirhoos the (
right of ditizenshi paito

Of Se a testimony or respect.

are the

eta, the Cape (Mania, the Marquis of Heady.
Geo►ge Gordon, Peer of England, the Count de
Langeron, Governor of New Russia, end the Duke
dr Clermont-Totruere, Peer of France.
Extract or a Irrigate letter,. dusted Rome. Ja-
nuary 19 :—" The Princess of Wales has written
from Marseilles, that she shall return to Pesaro in
the month of March."
Extract from a Ruandeses Journal, entitled
The Tribune of the Department of the Gironde
" Couriers from Aildalusia arrive at Madrid in ra-
pid succession. The inhabitants of that capital
shire not write any thing relative to passing events.
This silence per urdre, confirms the opinion that
the constitutionel forces are formidable. It sp.
pears certain that the King has applied for succour
to England. The artillery of General Freyre has
gone over to the ludependents. On the evening of
the 17th, this General had not left Seville, as he
dreaded that hi, troops would also have passed over
to the other side. The insurrection is gaining
strength ; the assembling of the Cortes, &c. is
snuck talked of. We hope shortly to be able to
give positive intelligence, although the orders to
stop these accounts at the frontiers are rigidly exe-
cuted."

Just as 'Change cloud this evening. we hear that
commercial letters hare brought the important
news that Cadiz has opened its gates to the inaur-
gen% and that all was tranquillity in that city.--•
(Constiintionel.)
Thu French 5 per Cents. are 73 fr.—Bank
Stock 1,434 fr. 50 c.
London, England, 1820-11-14

LOCK soil SURGICAL DISPENSARY.-
Ma Royal Michaelis the Duke of Yolk, President—
Disorfooftle Earl of Effemont ; Eirl of Leitrim; Hun. Co-
lonel .1. Barry, M P.; .1 Litosche, M.P.—Sorption, Mears.
K. and HERMAN, Members of the Royal College, Lan-
don —The treatment of those Mourileve, the meureptenee of
early passions and juvenile igultscrenues, has 'tumidly been
considered oo simple, as to become the businem of the mutt
illiterate proesedereg, soil Las too often been attempted by
patients thentvelven. Whet is the smartnnate remit ruin
of constitution, irretrievable lose of health, and moo -
Tend a retailed ea the habit., which produce a life of lin-
gering pain and continual vinery. Were the yowls mid mo-
usey of tooth min suaciengly aware, when they fall into
such nitration', of the roil knowledge end experiewee re-
quired for their brainiest, they would be strictly motions
to whom they confided themeelvee. It was these courokra-
tines *lnch SOU established, wader Royal Polfoullffe
above Institution. The Surgeon, (after an (Amman a:in-
firm-, in various climates) have been near sweaty years at
the head of this Eitaldisbuingt, where there are 'emotiony
cored nu less than 5,000 patients, amongst whose romp! gims
may be stated souse of the worst cases of Lees, Stricture.,
lh bulgy, and other supposed simisrable affections of the p.
negative organs, which have beru here removed, and com-
pletely cured, le the perfect tatisfacliun of the patients,
with that delicacy, secrecy, and honour which is so sects-
sal y in all Institutions.
. K. and HERMAN may be consulted as usual
by both sexes, at No. SI, Lower Charlotte-wed, -edfurd-
mieare; where Letters fruit, Town nod Cowen, are to be ad.
deemed, aged the ad ciliary advice red Medicines will be
giveu, or sent to any part of the Veiled Kingdom.
Just published, by Messrs. K. and Herman, rice Is.
Second Edition, Practical Obecrvatious on the Mane Vias
eases.
London, England, 1820-11-14

THE ADELPHI THEATRE IN THE STRAND

clad the star of Bruns;;Coverth;;;;;;:nce
formed of lamps, and it had • very neat effect.
SON EMT-HOUSE.
__ _

The lower windi;VirSe;;;;;:honse displayed
lights. but all the other Government office►, with
the houses of the Ministers and the principal gear-
lismentary advocates of the Bill of Pains sod
Penalties, were involved in darkness. With these
and a few other exceptions, to be traced to misers.
Serial connexion and influence. all the streets and
'quarts of this great metropolis were last night a
blaxe of light. The great mass of it was illumi-
nated in the ►sole manlier as no Saturday night,
and desc►ibed in our Paper of yi-sterrlay. The
following are a►nong those not already noticed :
London, England, 1820-11-14

BIRTH.

On the 30th ultimo, at ttarrock Lodge, near Carlisle, the
Lady of William JOON s, Esq. II P. of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.
On the 2.1 instant, James O'Beirne. M O. Member of the
Royal Colkge of Sampans in Ireland, and rote of the Sur-
geons to Jerrie•street Hospital. Dublin, to Catherine, daugh-
ter of Tlseobald Burke, Esq. of Prospect, Atheury.
London, England, 1820-11-14

This day is published, in Bwo. price 90. boards,
AUGUSTUS ; or, The Aintottioug Student.
Rehm • brief &metope to ilhwitrate soma of the VA.
thins effects of Literature upon the Mind, when deeply
studied.
London : Printed for geidwiu, Cradock, sod Joy, Pater-
noster-row.
London, England, 1820-11-14

DEATHS.

On she nth instant, at Hilborowe, Louisa Elisabeth,
youngest Janette, of R. Caldnell, Esq.
On the Bth instant, at I)over, after a abort illness, Lieu.
tenant Mercer, R.N. and late Commander of the Badger,
revenue cruiser, on that station. The del:eared was the sou
of the late General Mercer, of the Royal Engineers; his
funeral, which took place on the fish instant, wish great
pomp, was attended by all the Naval sisal Military Officers at
present at that place.
London, England, 1820-11-14

ILLVMINArioNs.

The triumph of the Queen was celebrated last
night by a general illumination. It was the third
night. but it greatly exceeded the two preceding in
the variety of devices end transparencies, and the
profusion and brilliancy of lights. The day was
wet, cold, end gloomy, but it cleared up towards
evening. and the darkness of the night proved
favourable to the scene. With the exception of
the Opera-house, all the theatres obeyed the public
call.
London, England, 1820-11-14

TO THE EDITOR OF THE-BRITISH- PRES. C.-

gli—You, bore fur enmity years announced through the
medium of your will-conducted and witlrly circulated Niter,
lb. Eatablusbnaent of llie MEDICAL BOARD, instituted

by the reabrated Dr. COOPER, and assisted by eminent
Surgeons and Physicians of nearly forty 'rue' t xperienee.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. request yips. will hose the kind-
ness to inform your readers, the whole of elude practice is
eines cosicesirrated at Charlotte Douse, Great Charlotte..
street, Black friars-road, where several rooms are appropriated
for consultation. The object of this strasitterneat is, that
every Case may have the opinion of Dr. Cooper and the
whelk. Board i seed in order that the Public may be approseal
of the shove circumstance, so adsaataisons to them, you
will he pleased to insert ibis Notice twice a week fur We.
Mouth. By Order of the Huard,
flare the boomer to remain, your .obedient Servant,RON+. C. BELL, N.U. Sec.
N.R.—All letters addressed to Sir F. C. plait' ( !Wa-
gerer) are laid before She Board the same day.
Medical Board, Charlotte Morse,
Jerre,, Nor. 0, if U.

Prime! sod Polgioboi M Tay Eames has sod Too
Gums 011ior, No. MI Wald. by C. WINIVELI
London, England, 1820-08-31

Q. How lung did the witness remain that night before
she left the room. A. Some minutes; a short i.e.t
Q. Did the witness make soy observation on Sloe conduct
of bir royal Highness at that time. A. I observed she was
extrentely agitated.

Q. Mat was the witness's reggae for remaining only ..
few anitioles?—

Mr. ‘‘'illisonsDbjecied to this questioa being pot, as the
answer of the wilisess cuuki out be rvideuer.

The Solicitor-Geueral said it was obviously a correct ques-
tion, breadse the witness's answer might be, that she re-
ceived orders from bee Royal Highness.
The question was then put.
A. Because bre Royal Highsess.seut me away immediately.
Q Was that her usual practice. A. No, it was out.
Q. Does the witness know where Bergsma slept that night.
A. I believe—
' The witness was here interest led, and precasted from
speaking to any thing but what she kwew.
42 Mist time the nest morning did the witness see her
Royal flightless. -A. I deal remember precisely.
U. I don't ask preens ly, but as weer as she can recoiled.
A. About eleven o'clock.
U. Was that Liter, or about her usual time. ,A. It was
nearly her usual time.
Q. When did the witness see Bergami that morobig. A. I
did sot see him during the •hole of the morning. •
U. When was it vhe drat saw him that day. A. At dinner.
Q. Did the witness Notice if the travelling bed appeared
to have beau slept in or sot. A. I observed nobody had
slept to it.
41. Did she pay attention Is the large bed. A. I did.
Q. What uhaelvaiiust lave you made on the large bed.—
A. I observed it hail bees. occupied.
44 Tell us mire particularly the state of it. A. I cantle'.
U Was it little or much deranged. A. Nut notch.
Q. Dots the witness loos, where Bergansi slept during the
time he stayed at Naples. A. Is his roam.
Q. Is that the chamber which the witness has described.—
A. Yes.

How old wu William Austin at that time? I believe
shoal Shinier. yeare of age.
Whale yogi mated that &roma was present I. her Royal
Hißhwress drersiog-room, did yes moan mice ur several
limes? &etre! times.
Whet wa. the sloe of her Royal dram at those
limes—wra'ake dramed, or law ? Sornelisam she wu dressed,
nod 541111ke I nuts unclaimed.
Did Bet growl only go in der • mornewl, or did he atelier@
Sheri ? Ile went in and
I)u you ever recollect sss. Bergami at night i. lire pass-
age leading !ir her Royal Highwem'a bed loom' I do.

Where washer Royal Highness at that time? In her 6%1-
London, England, 1820-11-13

ILLUMINATION TItAN S I'ARENC I ES.
on sale or hire, expressively appropriate Gm the present
Glorious Event. Also a large Assortment urTrainquirent
Painted Window Blinds, film Imitations of !Mined Glass
Windows, &c. on sale ; together with several fine Sp►cimeas
of modern Ornamental Corners, Aratieselue Ornaments,
Statuary Figures. &c. &c. for Rooms, Itlelll,llo. Hatchments,
Flags, Emblematic DerieeS and Ornamental Works of
every kind,
The Trade supplied by J. FAWLEY, 4, Great Windmill.
street, Haymarket, down the Gateway, over' Mr. Austin's
Livery Stables. Superior Artists wanted, especially Piktrail
sod Decoration Painters.

TIRE NEW NORWICH CRAPES.—This
bratit;fotorttele the Wonting wear, in various colours
(air* Vs. the Dress), contimies to attract the first characters
amongst she Nobility (yr its established durability and
warmth; the "NEW CACH M EER CRAPES' al 295. are
also equally admired, and are the most, fashionable dinner
and evening dress now worn ; these, with 11w following arti.
des (for ready rconey will be found unusually reams-
able in price; very fine coloured Bornbssins of the Kidder.
moister mans (so rarely to be met with) at 21d., worth
2s. bd.; rich velvets, Its. flit. usually sold at 165.; Geooa
ditto, 15s. 9d., usual price 215.; liandsmue figured poplin.,
2s. 10.1., plain ditto, 2s. 6d., good white satins fur slips,
only 3s. CI.; best Italian gauzes, 2s. 6.1., deli Gros de
Naples, figured Silks. Ratios, Sarsorts, Ducapes, &c. dre.
with Shawls of every description, from lbs. to IS gasses.,
at BROWN'S, 15, Heureetts.street, Cuvent,garrk•a, the
quality of whose goods is too well button to 'equate any
comment.

HAZARD and CO. (rot:Lb'lsbell a Century)
rerprctfully inform the Public, the LOTTERY be.
gills Dmirint NEXT WEDNESDAY, nitre
TWO

Consols *ad Motley, are sure to he drawn.
Scheme contains Two Prises of 20,000 t. co...nig—Two
Prises of 18,00►/. Coteauls, added to Two of 2,000 f. Muuey, '
waking, together
FOUR ... of
Consols and Money.
TICKETS and SHAKES are Selling by HAZARD cal
CO., Royal Exchage; 20, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford-street,
Louduu; who have recently Shared cad Sold
FOUR
EIGHT Prises of
he. he. Ac.
London, England, 1820-11-13

THE ROYAL FAMILY.

Yesterday hi.. MAJRSTY, accompanied hy Col.
SEYMOUR. the Equerry in waiting, attended divine
service at the Chapel Royal. St. James's. On the
KING'S return to Pall-mall, the Mall to St.
James's Park was lined with spectators. genteelly
dressed. The Gentlemen took off their hats and
niade their obeisance, in which the Ladies also
joined. Ills MAJESTY ant forward in his carriage,
and rode with his hat off, ackuowledging the duti-
ful obeisance of los subjects.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARERCF.
attendod Divine Service at the Chapel Royal in the
Kitc.:'s Palace, St. James's.
On Saturday inorioitog the Doke of GLOUCESTER
left town on a visit to Earl CRAVEN at Ins seat near
Coventry.
The Princess AUGUSTA, accompanied by the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER. left tow., on Saturday
alto-roinon, shoot two o'clock, for Frocusore.
Top Duke and Ditches.. of CAMBRIDGE, have
established their residence in !lain:over for the winter.
Another R:•yal Duke is expected also to reside
somewhere withm the kingolotu : probably the
Duke of CnsinEar.AND.
London, England, 1820-11-13

CERTIFICATES.

R. A. Hotlnk, of New Kent-road, Surrey, victualler. —W.
Z. Taylor, uow or late of Birtuiuglituu, dealer in bullion.—
M. Cope, late of Derby, irunnsouger.—J. Skilberk, of Leedt,
lines-draper.—J. Riditsx, of Blackburn, lAuenster, cotton-
tnsuuracturec—G. Weaver, of Abctiurch•lene, London,
wrerchaut.,—J. Croce, of Espiughant, Rutland, runt-dealer.
Hardy, W. B. Hardy, sad .1. H. Hardy, of Birmingham,
merelurnitt.

The anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot was ce-
lebrated by the rabble of this city on Monday lit
with the usual dangerous and disgusting rxhihi-
firms of bonfires, fireworks, effigies, &c. With re-
spect to the effigies, which in former times were wont
to " shadow forth" a representation of Old Gil y
with his dark lantern, &c. it is well known that for
some years past the original design has been much
perverted, and it has wired not unfrequently a.
a vehicle for lampooning some object of private
or public obloquy—such at least was the case last
Monday, when a representation of the famed Mo-
jacciii was suspended in different parts of the
town, accotnpanied with green bags, placards, &c.
and these, together with some London and provin.
cial newspapers which have lately contained truths
not palatable to their high mightinemes the mobs
were committed to the flacon with suitable uproar
and gesticulation !—( Liaco/u Paper.)
London, England, 1820-11-13

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

Connt Manatee will entertain a large party of diatin-
Enialied twrsonages on Friday next, at bis house in Grua-
♦ennr.plare.

Cord and Lady Holland entertained a distinguished party
yeste-day, at Holland Howie, Kensington.
The French Ambassador entertained a !tarty of dislinc.
lion yesterday, at his seat, iiarrow.on tbe.ll,ll.
The Duke of Devonshire entertained n large patty of
distinguislwd personates on Saturday, and another large
party yesterday, at his seat at Chiswick,
London, England, 1820-11-13

The day is published price 81. Bs. bound with Mar, or
es. bound without Maps,
4NEW EDITION or BLAIR'S CHRO.
NOLOGY ; or, History of the World, from the Crea-
tion to the cud of the year of our Lord 1814. The two feet
sheets, 'containing the most remarkable Eveirts of thk last
fourteen yean, may be had separately with the New Index.
Published for Julio Maynard, Noma street, Haymarket.
London, England, 1820-11-13

PRICE OF SUGAR

The average prier of Brow. Of Mow-ova& Sugar, com-
puted from the Reining made in the wet k ending she Nth
day of November, Intl, is 35e. 51s1. ner hundred weight, ex-
elusive of the duties of etietoms paid or payable thereon o
the importation thereof Salo Great Britain.
London, England, 1820-08-09

TRUSSES.
N' conutptenee of the dement' for. and great
.111 benefit derived from, the use of PI N DlN's PATENT
TRUSSES, without metallic springs, GA WAN and CO. beg
leave to inform t►e Public, that their Manufactory is now at
No. 200, Fleet-street. These Trusses are highly approved
10 by the most eminent Surgeons in town and country, and
recommended on account of
.tbeir great and uniform pres-
sure, without clt.Sng. Respectable references can he given
to Surgeons and others, who have proved their good affects.
Those by whom steel Trusses hove been worn, give the decided
Preference to P. Ptailiti's.—N R. l'ersuns sending the cir-
cumference of the body below the kip, and the hugest pet
of the thigh, staling which side they are afflicted, may de-
pend ou being correctly Sited.
London, England, 1820-08-09

VAUXHALL.
91111 IS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Angnst
9, a GRAND GALA, comprising a Concert of Miscel-
laneous Music. At the end of the first Act Madame and
Itademoiselle &Nei, with Mademoiselle Adelle, will exhibit
their admired Performances; and, at the conclusion or th.
concert, will succeed a brilliant display of Fireworks, by
*Signora Nesselev, when Mailsom Segni, completely ease.
toper is a wigwag of ire, will achieve her surprising Elvin.
lions on the Tight Rope, at an ettwatiini of sixty feet from
the round.
Admissinn 39. 6d.—Doers open at Seven, the Concert to
be;iu at Eight ()Thick.
London, England, 1820-08-09

STRAND,

THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 9,
will be performed (first lime), a new Romantic Mc
drama, in three parts, founded os the celebrated Tale called
THE VAMPIRE;
Or, THE BRIDE: OF THE ISLES.
Characters in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr.
T. P. Cooke; Lady Marsarel, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Cada,
MIAs Lore; Ariel., Miss Worgatan.
Characters is Ike Drains—Rothven, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. Wiettey ; Robert, Mr. Prarmais; klcSwill, Mr.
Harley. lArly Maricaerl, Mrs. W. S Chanel-Icy Bridget,
Mrs. Grove; ESe, MUG Carew.
After which, 16th time, an entirely new Comic Operetta,
railed

THE PROMISSORY NOTE.
Mr. Matithins, Mr. Wrench; Mr. SeR/Difff, Mr. Pearritan ;
Nielts, Mr. Salter. 'Mrs-.lllarkhant, Mrs W. S. Clsatterley ;
Caroline, Slips Carew ; Cicely, Mies Kelly.
To which will he added. the Missies! Entertainment of
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS.
Captain Beldare, Mr. IVrench ; Vigil, Mr. W. S. Chatter.
ley; Risk. Mr. Harley; Solomon Lob, Mr. Wilkimeum. I.y-
tha, Miss I. Stevemion.
The spacious Salmon has been again tastefully Attest up
with a new design, representing as Illuminated Oriental
Garden, sad will be opened as nsual at Eight °Visit k, fur
the admittance of the Second Price, which commences at
Nine.
Doors open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to be-
gin at Seven,
AMPS 51 ; Second Price, .3s —Pit, 31.; Second Prier,
Is. 6.l—Lower Gallery, Is. ; Second Price, is—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Prier,tld.
To-morrow, The Pretnimery Note, with.Bactrelors' Wives-
London, England, 1820-08-09

TH EATREAOYA L, a•misan......
/VHF. Public are .t informed
that !hie THEATRE will RE OPEN THIS EVEN
I NG, IV EON ESDAY, August 9, for the BENEFIT of
NI:S.IIARDYN, with the C sly of
THE ('ONSTANT COUPLE;
Or, A TRIP TI) THE JUBILEE.
Harry Wilelair, Mrs. Marilyn (her first appearance in
0 character); Rear Cheirlier, Mr. Farley:. Colonel Stand-
.•d, Mr. COODOir ; Alderman Sw;oreler, Mr. l'erry ; Clincher,
Inn Mr. J. Russell; Vies, 11, 111 r. Barnard. Angelica, bliss
etigh; Lady Darliag, Mrs. Pearce; Lady Lureaell, Mrs.
O.ilton (her lest appearance Ibis season).
To otraeleide with the Farce of
WET Vf EATH ER.
Sir Onesiphorona Poddefat, Bart. Air. Liston; Captain
Smalley, Mr. Junco; Tim, Hr. J. Russell. Emily Danvers,
Mrs. Baker.
Phees for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Mamingbam, at
She Theatre.
To-morrow, Pigeons and Crows—A Roland for an Oliver
—and Resins.
On sotendity, a new-Comedy, called Exchange no Rub-
bery, or Thy Diamond
THEATRE-ROYAL,ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
London, England, 1820-06-07

FASIIION.4BLR PARTIRS.

The Duke of Devonshire givem a grand entertainotent on
Saturday neat, to a large party of diatisigoished personages
at Devonshire House.

The Dowager enmities, of Clonm►l bag issued cards oT
ineitaiion fur a grand ball HIS the I lib July, at her honer
in Portman-iquare.
The Marquis of Lavoielown will give a grand entertain-
ment on Sunday next to a large party of distinction, at
Lanailonm-house, Rerkrley.agna►e.
The Earl of Pembroke entertained a party of his distin-
guished friends ul dinner yc►trrday at his house in Privy-
gardens.
Viscount Dungannon had a select parte at dinner yester-
day, as his hone iu Grafton.stieet, Rood-street.
Lady Paxton gives a ball on the 13111 instant, at her
house in Piccadilly.
Lady Welby gave a grand hall yesterday evening, at her
house in tippe► Harley street, whirl, was attended by up-
ward...if 100 distinguished fashionable*.
Mrs. Thomas Hope's rout yesterday evening in Ditches,-
Cavendish-cquare, was Cray numerously and fashion-
ably attended.
Mrs. H. Hoare gave a grand ball last night, at her house
is St..Lones's.spiare, which was very elegantly attended
Miss Lushington has ifasurd cards fur a ball on lb! 1611 i
nut. at her house in Gloucester.pluce.
Mrs. Filrherbeet gives a splendid rout oil the 211th inst.
at her boost in Tibiey-streel.
Mrs. Hughes gives a grand rout this evening, at her house
is South Andley-streei
The HIM. Mrs. Robinson entertained a party of fashion-
able, yesterday evening, at her huuse in Privy Gardens.

~►~rr,
BETWEEN MR. GRATUAN AND LORD CLARE.

We publish the following statement from au-
thority t

- _
14 Mr. Grattan having, at a public meeting in Dublin,
made use of raprimairma which Lord Clare conceived to re-
fire' upon 11w late Lord (ism, hie fatlicr, and haring dr-
clincil either' to explain or Anal. fy them, the pariirs met
liti■ morainic in Hyde Park, when Mr. Grattan having
received Lord (71are's tire, instantly fired its the air.
" The friends present hitting given their opinion that the
*Mar could proceed On farther, Mr. f;raltan came forward
is the hatiIISOMVSI manlier, and it:11111, that having now met
Lord Clare in she field, slid hnriug riven the satisfaction
required, be wag then willing to admit he was wrong in hay.
fag made use 14 such expressions, on which the parties im-
mediately shook hands, and the affair terminated."—(Et-en-
lay Paper )
London, England, 1820-06-07

EXPIRES NEXT TUESDAY.
!HSI!, of the Old State Lottery Office%
• No. 4, Cornhill, and V, Charing-cross, resperifeolly
tier! ante his best friends, thr Public, il,at all thuse kris
.8.. Sim,' which he or his Aressts 'BBBl.l between 18th Msy
Ist Jane, the purchaser* nosy receive back their mousey,
if presented on ur before
NEXT TUESDAY, 1316 Instant;
bid if not brought in and the money claimed on or before
that day, tiny cannot receive it after, but mint keep their
rinds or Shales if afterwards drawn Blank or Prize, or, ill
(IN, if previously drawn ; it therefore is particularly Wenn',
lam nn owv ry person who bas not examined his numbers to
do so immediately, for after the 'l3th all the advantage
. . _ _

Tlw Lottery finishes Drawing on the 23d instant, on
which day the Four Stork Priv-. of 30,000 L and the 59 other
Capitals must be drawls. (There are 12,900 Tickets to
draw.)
Warrantril soutlrawu Tickets and Shares ,are selling by
B. ISH, 4, rornhill, sad 9, Charing-crow, and by his Agents
is the Country.
Various apparent inducements have been held out at (Ist
/went priioils of this Lottery, but the customers at BMUS,
Offices may rest assured they have hail and will hare evrry
211v:beano. the Scheme may be said to possess, sill *.ch
NISH it not tho Contractor, nor Wu
.any concern in the
Lottery or managrinent.
London, England, 1820-06-07

FASIIIU.VANI. R Misr R.WENTS.

."Elfl and Cinissiesii Spencer and family are expected In
arrive this (ip tit *brit hutise in St. Jantires-place, from
Paris.

_
The Earl and Countess of Ilardvrickc are arrived at their
honer in St. Jamm's.square, from Earl Caledit's seat, near
Tituhrii!ce,
The Earl tnd Conntem of St. Germaine have arrived at
their boost in St. Jaiserea.square, from their seat at Black•
heath.
Arrivals at the London lintel, Albemarle-street—Mrs.
and Mils Tuffnell, from their seat in Essex; Mrs. Colonel
Hamilton, from a tour.
Lord Rad Lady LonEford and family are expected at the
above Hotel to-monmw, from their seat in Ireland.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Sligo are expected in
town iu a few days from their seat in Ireland.
The Hun. J. F. Needham, Mrs. Needham, and family,
are arrived st the Waterloo Hotel, Jens's-street, from their
seat in Berks. _

T. G. Comma, Feri. M.P. end family are arrived al their
Image in Harley-street, from their seat its Wilts.
Lord and Lady George Lennox are arrived at the Doke
of Richmond's heuse in Upper Grosvenor-street, Goo Nut-
t ineli.mskire.
Lord Lyuedoek is arrived at Warren's Hotel, Regent-
street, from his seat in Barks.
Couutess De Grey has felt town fur her seat in Surrey.
London, England, 1820-06-07

THE CHAMPION OF ENGLAND.

TOM CR1133, the Champion of England, will like his
benefit this dsy at the FM/. So fine •n opportunity may
never occur of seeing this celebrated hero displaying hie
prowess with the prime professors and disciples of the Falvey.
It will he a galiisy of pugilistic stars of the first magnitude
iw are ring, and their attraction, faruured by the fulness of
the lows, promises a crowded Conti.