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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, JULY 17.

Mr. Hosatiation, non the Bank of Estland. perientra
Account* of Ihr total weekly circulation of Bark Notes
Book poet billa.—Laid on stw table.
PELLEW'S DIVORCE.

OR the motion of Sir J. GRAMM the Room refirleeit it-
self into a Committee ote Peliew's Divorce
was heard and witnesses examined to •sppsvl sitCaptant
Petiew's caw.
The House resumed, the IFteport received, sod t►e BM
was ordered to be read a third tine to-morrow.
COURT OF REQUESTS

Mr. C. CALV;i1117;10 that therebe laid furore the
House au account of the aggregate antostist of Vert iv-
ceived under the 40th of his late Majesty at the Court of
Requests for the Recovery of Small Debut in the town AIM
borough of Southwark, charity the DM yenta elkeedoie I ito
10 of last Augsist, and during the two yearn iminedial. Iv
previous to the paosiog of the said Act. The
Coalman said, that if timer papers shelved what he heti. t.. 1
they could, he would feel It his duty to bring in a Bail foe
altering the premiums of the Actin "intim it. the ea.o n 4;
Session. He oaderstood that this foss payobla at tie Court
a Requests is the horoisighof Soottswask far the remove', of
any sues seder/arty ehillbais, if it were mite a single 411-
hug, inaintifted to ler. 3d.; is the Coy of Israilins th. y
were bet 101. Id.; la the Tower Hamlets, Ss. %Li sat V I lats.
London, England, 1820-07-18

Mr. Markham, Mr. Wrench; Mr. Scamper, Mr. Pearson.;
Nicks, Mr. Salter. Mrs. Markham, Mrs. W. S. Cbattertey ;
Caroline, Miss Carew; Cicely, Miss Kelly.
After which, the popular Melodrama called
TWO WORDS; Or; SILENT NOT DUMB!
Sir Hildebrand de Goy, Mr. Bartley; Tmonere, Mr. W. S.
Chatterlry; Valhelle, Mr. Pearlman; lw Fleur. Mr. Wilkin.
win. Kosabelle, Miss Kelly ; Lucie, Miss 1. Stevenson;
Hostess, Mrs. Grove.
To conclude with (id time at this Theatre), the celebrated
Extravaganza, in two acts, called
DON GIOVANNI;
Or, A SPECTRE ON HORSEBACK.
Don &evasion, Sir. Pearman ; Do. Clowsion, and Ghost
of himself, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Don Octavio, Mr. Broadhurst;
Bridegroom, Mr. Wilkiuson; Leprrello, Mr. Harley. Dome&
Anna, Miss I. Stesensou ; Bride, Muss Worgionon.
The spacious Saloon bas been again tastefully Stied up
with a new design, representing an Illuminated Oriental
Garden, and will be opened as usual at Eight o'Clork, for
the admittance of the Second Price, which commences at
Nine.
Doers open at Half-past Sit, and dm Performance to be.
gin at Seven.
To...Jarrow, The Promissory Note, with Free aed Easy.
London, England, 1820-07-18

them. The new) of, bßttk is shortly ell/idled balm* lie
Pacha of Joanoina and the Packs of Scutari.
tantrums, JULY 14.
preparatlnns are making 1n all the manufacturing
cities of these prosiness fur the ealubition of the prodhe-
lions of national industry, which is 'nun to take place at
Ghent. It is expected that it will he extremely brilliant, and
do crest homnitr t.. Oaf artists and manufacturers.—rlirus-
ads Papers. Jai,
London, England, 1820-07-18

BRITISH LYING.IN.HOSPITAL FOR MARRIED
WOM EN, BROWN LOW-STR EET, LONG-ACRE.
PATRON US,
Her Royal Highness the Duchies' of YORK.
!RUM WIT.
His Grace the Duke of Portland.
vicwinteitetsva,
Hitt Grace the Duke of Wellington,
The Right IlGu. Earl Spencer,
The Right lion. Lard Eardley.
ON SUNDAY MORNING NEXT a
SERMON will be peached fur this Charity, before
the Patroness, President, Vice.Presidentr. Trustees, and
other Governor% by the Rev. GEORGE GASKIN, D.D.
Rector of St. Broil Gracechurelt, London, and of Stoke
Piewington, Middlesex, at Portland Chapel, in Great Port.
lan...street, Portlaud-plsce. Prayers to begin at Eleven
o'Clock.
W. YEWD,
G. TRUWHITT, I Secretaries'
London, England, 1820-07-27

CITY covar, WruNrobAY, JULY 19.

✓oh• Morale, convicted of loi..rwingly receiving►
stolen good., otos sroteoced to be whipped through
Ballybrickesi this day, sud to be imps o•oortt totive

Re.. Jame' Browne. a Catholic Prie‘t. fined
.501)1. fur•marryiny two Prutesiant•. had been for a
Cl/11111drrable time suspended from clerical functio.o.

AMEhICAN PAPERS.

wrw Toni, awn 23.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

Yesterday tnortiirie, between four siid five **chick, a fire
broke out in the distillery of Jacob Cram, in the rear of
Broadway, between White and Walker streets, which spread
wish stick rapidity, that by six o'clock about shirty-fire
buildings were destroyed or much injured.
_ . .

_
[From the Albany Daily Adrerline►, of June 21.1
Yesterday, at about four u'clork in the afternoon, a most
awful nail desolating bre broke out iii the city of Troy,
which has laid in ruins one third of the fairest 'motion of
that flourishing eity. The number of buildings destroyed
is shout 120, among which are some of the best dwellings,
and a crest proportion of the largest and must sabstantial
fire-proof stores sad store-houses.
CHARLESTON JONt 15.

FROM Both AlltRICA.—By the schooner Batiorl. frost
Cardamom sod Porto Bello, in 30 Ilays from the latter, we
leans that the Patriots under Bolivar had been very success-
(Nl; every put between hiss and the Canteens was in his
possession, which has cut off all eonsistanieation with the
interior, and made business very dull. Little or no looney
in circulation; they were shoat establisbiwg a paper cur-
rency, aot having wherewith to pay the troops.

NSW VORIS. JUNE 23.
London, England, 1820-07-27

TRUSSES.

IN consequence of the demand for. and great
bear4t derived from, the use of PI NDIN's PATENT
TRUSSES, without metallic speirsgs„GA WA N and CO. beg
leave to inform the Public, that their Ma•isfaelnry is now at
No. SOO. Fleet.street. These Trusses arr highly approved
of by the most iminrat Sauternes in tows and country, sot
recommended um account of their great soil ,uniform pres.
sure. without chsfing. Respectable references can be given
to surgeons sad others, who have proved their good effects.
Those by whom Merl Trusses have been wore, give the decided
prsferenee to P. Pinsliit's.—N B. Persons feuding the cit..
sumferenee of the body below the hips, and the largest part
of the thigh, stating which rtdc they are afflicted, may de.
psnd um bring caentri ly fined.
---•—

IRELAND.

....
{WATERFORD ASSIZES.

_ COUNTY COt'RT,
TUESDAY, JULY !S.-SECOND DAY.

TRIAL OF JOHN MTARTHY FOR THE MURDER
OF ROBERT SHEEHY, EMI.

✓ohn McCarthy ors indicted for the rend tow-
der of Robert Slortl.y, Esq. on the 15►11 of Jemmy
la.r. at Bow tr

Edmund Sheehy. sworn.—The deceased.
Mr. Sheehy. was witness's father ; witness saw the
deceased brought into hip house by witness's brother
and another num ; he appeared to have beets mile.
dried ; his skull was cloven *sunder ; on witness
putting hi. hand under the &crowd's head it sunk
tutu Ins .1;101; witness fainted away. The murder
limitivned on Ihr 1.5i1i of January last at night-fall.
built week wititeim and deceased distrait,-
eil the Pri.onri'l father, ■nd drove twn horses from
hi., 1;14,41; with..., who was a few yawls front them.
dio;.;:lit the Prisoner was going to strike the de.
cra•rd. will went to his assistance. but Primmest
Gather cried out. 4,1.0 him go to the devil and take
them ;" deco-aged put the bonus. in pound. but they
were afterward. hauled ; Pfl-01Weil failwr held
lea.e of some laird front deceased. and on the life
of the deceased ; Prisoner lived width' a toile of the
dec-aseil ; had lived there mairc year. ; the de•
ceased was a kind snit benevolent

Joh,' Sheehy. Esq. enull►er purr lir deceased,
;worm—Recollect!. the bight his killer tier mur-
fl.,(l; war prerent when ;he body wits Grind ; it
W•it• iy.e.lll ; there orre ',everts% wrourylis 'tethered 011
it ; witio-ss put bit Is ',el under Ilk father'. head to
pure It, when his hood went into tl►e ►kull ; there
war ►nnch blond nn the gr./MINI; it was hard-weft
User, mid snow web 011 11w groom! ; erituess's bowie
or within s wilder of w mile of the high rood diet
leads to CI awl; there is et by.road. wr boreen.
j ; there is en single in 11w TINA oillsits
few pout of tlw pirer where the hotly wes found;
koove. the, Prionorr ; hw Iwsw•e is in from the rood:
the gate of the Prisoner's yard opens in the mail;
14 perr,rst •t Id here 1e pool the Prisoner's hot►:rif
he w.►r g.stt►g 10 CUOMO ;
London, England, 1820-07-27

WILTSHIRE ASIZAS, :JULY 24.

Mr. JUSTICE BURROUCII ar►ived here nn Saturs.
day evening, and opened ttw rommissi in the
usual manner. The business in both Courts is ex.
trrinely light, the caleintor coot; g only 35 1)6.
toners, with tin one crime of magnitude. There is
one prisoner charged with littering forged Bank
not rs.
On the civil side 14 cans•, wee, entered, two of
which sir alweial juries, Ina the common jury
CIIIINC4 were trifling in the extreme, sn much so, that
the whole were disposed ot by 3 o'clock to-day.
BREWER B. WoODSI AN.
This sriks the case of a ton-crednlons &marl, and
false-hearted main, and was an action—not for
any 'i"tresieh of winow, alit gh the swain had sub-
seeiently united himself to smother, but for the
comiegitencvs of a too-fondly indulged hope. Miss
Brewer, the Plaintiff. was a maiden of about thirty
years of age, residing at Chippenfiam, at which
place Mr. Woodman, the Defendant, carries on
the trade of a frisson. Mks Dre.srr was in the
possession of money to the t of two or three
hundred pounds, which Mr. WOOlllOBll gedg in milli
of to emnplete a purchase. lit an nisliteky moment,
and without any thing as .rettrity butt the hope of
becoming Mrs. Woodman, Miss Brewer drew 250/.
of her property from the hands of her hankers, and
consigned it over to her intended. tier evidence
of mietwy lent consisted in the banker deposing that
Miss Brewer hail llrawis out the money in !petition,
and in her stale► sewing n roll of notes, and hearing
the Defendantray lie would pay the principal and
interest. bat without staining the *um. Under these
eircunsstassees, the patties sivertl to a reference to
Mr. Groot. under which both ionise. were to be
examined on owls as to the sum actually :advanced.
London, England, 1820-07-27

swot! v. Tat lIIINIOtta OF LACILFORD.

An action in its notate prrcistly similar to the
laa►, in which the amount of the damages bring
proved, • •erdict wss taken fo► the Plaintiff
Jut lItOI.

TRONAS DIUNINGIJAM F. TIIF. CORPORATION OF

IPSWICH.

This action arose upon a trardatnrs in the King's
Bench. ordering the Corporation of Ipswich to ad-
rr•t the Plaintiff to the freedom of thin borough.
By the statement of the Couwel, as afterwards
sootoshorotiolen by evidence, it appeared, that in
t year 1812 the was bound appren-
tice to Mr. Memo of Ipswich, for the term of
seven year.. It was the custom of the borough fur
an apprenticeship to entitle the apprentice to his
freedom, provided he is bound to a freeman,
and serves his lime. It appeared that the Plaintiff
Fad for sit years presiously hero ■ clerk in the
barking-house of Messrs. Crickitt and Co. and that
upon Mr. Bacon joining the firm in 1812. the
Plaintiff, who was then a married man. and 36 yeors
of age, became bound to Mm as his apprentice fu►
a .nornival consideration ; and dining his soppren-
tcroloip loos salary continued as it had previously
dune. There was no doubt the object of his bring
bound Cat to gain hissfreedons.
Mr. Serjeaoot Burnt? contended that there must
he a bong fide service to gains freedom, and that
Porn the derisatinu of the word ti apprentice." the
Maintiffahould have b►en thruird for the actual pur-
pose of leant* the business; 'but that in this con-
tract he wa► far more able to teach his coaster, and
hid probing whatever to leant.
The Learned Judge, in his summing up, said he
thought the aeratee sufficient. and that nothing was
mute usual than for a clerk in an attorsieot office
to have become thoroughly acquainted with the
profession, and during hes appreosicerisip to have
nothing to Nara of his master.—Verdict for Plaiu-
tiT.
London, England, 1820-07-27

THOMAS V. 11116 lIVXDRED Of TIIINGOE.

This war an schen to recover damage* for a
14)h, sustained from a wilful tire. by which some
property belonging to the-Plaintiff. at Brockley. iu
thew county, in the occupation of Mr. Wo
was destroyer'. The evidence given dearly proved
that the fire was ccorvioned by an act of an in-
cendiary. sod the Jury returned a verdict fur
Esintiff. damages 2004
London, England, 1820-07-27

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 20.

The weather having [Nen favourable since Monday pro.
dared a dullness in the sale of Wheat Ibis morning, and
although Mouday's prices were obtained far the Guest sam-
ples, het there was little or no demand for any other sorts.
The arrivals of Oats being considerable, the trade wa. bossy
at a redaction of Is. per quarter. In Barley, Beano, mid
Pease there is no alteration.

COAL MARKET, Jut 26.
Skips at Market. Ships Sold. Prier.
461 Newcastle
4 Suude►laud
Stout Coal
London, England, 1820-07-27

Loma, clerk. V. WOODWARD.

This was an sinus from the Court of Chancery
to ify whether the Plaintiff who is Vicar or the
clitrith of the (Hamlet of Crowtielti. with the
chapel of All Saint,. in Cosidenham. in this con rity.
ni entitled to the tithe of hay of a farm in De•
fettilant's occupation. Or Wiltetbrr Sir William
Middletor.i as Rector of the said hamlet, was en-
titled to the some. Several witnesses were ex-
mowed on the pert of the Plaiting. all provina that
the tithe of hoybad always been paid to the Vicar.
The Dirfeedunt called of witnesses. and a err-
al;ek woo found rut the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1820-07-27

CFFEF, awl CHOCOLATE mad. in ONE
MINUTE, fly .D. DUNN'S EVIENCE of COFFEE,
aria COCOA NUT. Sold by F. Graham, corner of Belle Sen-
a az, Inn, Ludgate-hill, in half. riot bottles, from nx. 6,11. to
sa. each, and the Chocolate in pota, at 2.. &I: Directions
for rise:—Pat a ivaspoorfnl of either of these Patent!s into
a cup, with the usual proportion of milk and sugar, sod fill
it with boiling water, nod you bare inatattianeoualy a cup
of Coffee or Chocolate of exq.t.ite flavour. From the ea.e
and expedition *Wading fins invention It becomes a valua-
ble acquisition to the Public, said more especially to Officers
in flie Army soil Navy, to Captains of Vessels, Travellers,
tun-keepers, Public Acaemblics, and particularly to Ladies
or Gentlemen not keeping an e.tablishatent.
Also. D Donn 's Essence of Ginger. Mare, Clove., Cinna-
mon, Nutmeg, Allepice, Pepper, Cayenne, Coriander and
Carraway Seeds, in. elassbut Iles, Is. Ail. each. The., prepa-
rations will save much trouble in cooking,eunfeetionerv, dec.
and In caves of Mouse see truly valuable, as a feu drops
poured inter any liquid will iaataatly give its peculiar fla-
vour. •

Of F Graham may also be had, the fine-flaroured, pul-
verised genuine Jamaica Ginger. prepared from the internal
part of the root, of superior quality, in quarter-pound tin
casrs, Is. id each.—Oricinai and side manufacturer of ehr
much-esteemed gingerAavoured Batley-sugar.
London, England, 1820-03-17

AMP LAUNCH.

Yesterday the launch of tie AJrniist Hawk, a new lit
which had been deferred on conserpomee e f the temp.
*rather during the last fentricht, took eel o. from he•
jesty's Doek.yarel at %I'cuelisich. All the edileposs in vt •
Ritter at as early hour hoisted thiir mod roloors, awl
isteuur twelve eelock tier River we, e,eeeed welt. terrineeree •
plemere horde, filled well' very ie.ed company. The
town likewise, daring the *ude of the non wog, ess oe r
erase of bustle from one end In the other, en consequence e f
the rest eitrolser of Person, (rain London, who reeler t e
view the ionposilig geese.
The whale of the church-yard, which her a eummandirl,
view ..f the dock-yard, was complete ly thronged. Coin m .
stoner Cunningham had made very extenteme preparateons
to accommodate the nubility, the officer". of the garremee, awl
the gentry of the vorroundisig neighbor,' hood,
At two o'clock precisely orders were given to 0,4•
the shores,: and tke Hawke, in the 1110.1 majeslie seasoner,
glided into the middle of the deep, am.eht she hyenas el
the surroundint multitude. She WIN CUtIl pine', fitted • bore
and below decks, and sot the slightest aretdrot happened,

The Observer Newspaper •for the list lie gage
dim printed and sold the immense number far
109,589 copies.
A Duel took pine to Waterfowl Srrnlshs on Tornlay
the 14th imaged, lattireen Major Cl—y—u, late of the It'tna,
and Linn. of the l9sb Litucers. The' fursur at--
• contpineeed by William el—y—r times. Fete of the yuit%
: 'tort' Human, the Wirt by Major sate sr thrjus't
II u lt was perviously Offillletti that tln .pitrisera.a. err
in nor together by tenni' ; Major CI--y—re's ire Nyk ws
efi, Lest. L—E din-bar/eel hte pouf's to op air.
Mr. S— th then interfered, ,and the iiirtion left Ho yeeti,o,
but u .thuut say reconciliation bating taken plate. The
oseettsg origins... 4 is an insult altered by ,LiesteseeB
to llre.
London, England, 1820-03-17

INDIA.

Advice. from Calcutta, to the 14th of October,
confirm the late accoucts of the expulsion of the
Dutch from Palembang, with the loss of 117 men
mid two officers killed. The Malays hid a 1...f-
-iery of thirty pieces of cannon, which the Dutch
sitteinitted to storm, but were repul-ed. Ili. BUI.
malt Majesty, the King of Awl, died on the S is
Julie, hiving reigned 30 years, and was
by the Prince Regent, his grandson; the body vf
the late King was burned on the fairer'sl pile by
the hands of the Princes, and his atilws placed is
the Royal cemetery, ruclosed in an urn. The.pre-
sent KING having reason to fear his own brother.
the Prince of TAUONOO, whose daring spirit 14-d
him to form the design of rising{ on the throne.
had him arrested, together with the whole of
the children, grand-children, and the rest of the
Node, who were afterwards put into red sack..
and thrown into the sea, a death reSri'Ved by the
laws of the country fur the Royal Family only !
The Prince Pitotte, uncle of the K !mu, and who
was also leagued in the conspiracy, was tortured
on the rack, and afterwards strangled while in
!ilium. Prince Lest GAIN, whose rider brother.
MOPE-Ntee, is the son-its-law of RAnooofv, was
likewise executed as a conspirator. One of the
Prime Ministers of the Governor of the western
proviiicts was also punished with death, for the same
offence. The number of the principal personages
attached to the cause and interests of the late
Princes, who suftheil death for iheir attachment to
them, is said to be about 1,400; and it is confi-
dently believed, that from 10 to 15,000 guest of
the lowest class have shared the sante fate. The
property of Prince TAuoNoo, which has been
confiscated by the Royal authority, amounted
to about 1,848,000 sicca rupees; the property
of Prince PROVE is stated to have been more thou
that of Prince TAuoNoo, and by older of the
KING was distributed amongst the army.

BIRTHS.
Yesterday worming, in Loner Grosvenor-street, the Right
Hon. Lady Casbcrisre Whyte Melville, of a daughter.
Yesterday, at Visennot Northland's, in Upper Grnsivintor.
street, the Lady of the Hon. Caplai■ Roux, R.N. of a sus

On Saturday lam, at his house et Clay llill, Beckculmoi,
the wife of Thomas Peri-grim: Courteary, E.j. N P., ul a
lon.
MARRIAGE.
Oa the 14th instant. at Dail., by the Lord Bishop of
Down, Maxwell Close, Esq. of Elm Park, Coast! Arovtich
to Anus Elisabeth, second daughter of Charles &owl&low,
Esq. of Lurgao, same County.
DEATH.
00 Wednesday, at Ileverky, Lieuteaaot•Geaoral Chewy.
of that place. General Cheney, fur a series of years had the
coolossod of that district.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morserg 0 alter 4. I &miss 17 after 4.

Metal aad robballed •t Tux ■IITIII Puns sad Toy
Gums May No. IW, llttand, by C. CORNWELL,
of the Itraad.
London, England, 1820-01-25

in the city. Nest ussirning a new Age wee ap-
pointed. He iMusethately assembled the chief
officers of his carps, tilled them in the notae of the
Government and the Sublime Porte. faithfully to
maintain order; appeased the minds of the mess
by presents, and announced entire amnesty to
those who sought the life of his predeceisor.

•
ÜBSCRIPTION +0 AFFORD TRNPO-
-1.-Y RARY RELIEF to the DEgiTITUTE, NIGHT-
LY SHELTER to the HOUSELESS, 'luta% the PRE.
SP.NT INCLEMENT SEASON.
At • SPECIAL MEETING rif the GENERAL COM-
MITTEE, held at the King's Head, in the Poultry, oa
Mouday, January SI, 11110,
The Right Hors. the LORD MAYOR is the Chair;
As Address In the Public was presented to the Meeting
by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop nt. Chester, at
assirsaggs of • Sub.Couimitte• appointed to prepare the
ti awe which. having been read, it was gaoged by Sir John W.
Lubbock, Rart. seconded by Jerald, Butterworth. Esq. and
reashred ogninignorgly—Thal the Address sow sad be ap-
peared by this Stettin, and published forthwith.

A DDRESS.
TM Committee appointed to receive and apply the soh-
setiptiews which might be raised for affording shelter to the
hosselesa, and relief to the destitute, cloriog the present
seaoso, heg leave to acknowledge with gratitude and pride,
Ike noble and almost unparalleled liberality with which
the public have come forward, and answered the appeal
which was made to tlveirjartgaierit sad ',elitist
Nor should they on this occasion omit to return their
gratefol thanks to his Majesty's Gove►smeat, to the Lou-
der bock Company, sod weary private individuals, for tic
offer and grsoot of their assistasice v aerviers.
Sue h liberality has beea met, they Mope, with a propor-
tionate degree of seal on the part of the Committee. It has
keen, they ran truly I, their wish and their endeavour
to render the benevolence of the public us productive as
possible of that beneficial resell for die accomplishment of
which this bounty was bestowed.
In Nolimittiog the followisg statement of persons admit-
ted lotto the horse at Lundow-wall, the Committee think it
proper to observe, that many of the objects were evidently
iu the lass stage of human privation suit suffering, and
would its all probability have perished from hunger and
cold, unless the doors of that asylum for wretchedness had
beer optn to receive them.
Account of the Total Number of Persists who slept in Loa-
don-wall each algid piece the 'mooing of the Establish-
ment, with t►e Meals Ode* have hers given.

DATk.
DegeriPli"' Jan. Jan. Jan. hen. Jan.
113th 14th 15th 16th 17th 1811,
Mvu
•Wonren and Chil•
dreu
Siett
Mehl, given l4 ltt 700 1025 1 780 946
Jan. Jan. Jae. I Jan. Jan.
, 19111
Dt"ripti""' 1 soth 21.4 22d 23.1
—.—
Men 4lB l 478 431 485 473
• Women and CY&
dreg 67 71 lO3 118 I 132
64 Sick
Meals riven 1075 1187 1464 1443 2293
London, England, 1820-01-25

Although she Cuarnsittee hive, daring the short time they
have toren in &elbow, devoted their alutust exelosive attention
to the more pressing and immediate call upon their fiords,
the sheltering the houstless, yet have they not lust might of
the other and no less important objret for which the sub-
retiptione were givers, via. the affording mire immediate
relief to the destitute; and in fordserauce of this design, a
ilubCotrineittee Us been appointed, chose lotikft it is, as fir
as nosy be practicable, to ward, out the abodes of miser• and
wane, and admitrister assistance to those unfurl tonnte *offerers
whom dilemma, though not equally obtrosiet, may not be
the less revere.

• The Committee, however, are prevented at present from
eneeriog epos this beseech of ditty to the exteat they could
wish, by the impossibility of Musing in thee early stage of
their protoediep any comet estimate of the emount
of expellees, immediate and eoutiageut, which the noun-
bet of iwillvidrals admitted at Loads-itaN, and the
peculiarity of some of their eases may call kw; but having
alowlideat isformatisa of the extreme misery which exists is
many parts of the metropolis, sad of the number of onfortit-
oat* families' who, though not driver from their homes, ere
pithier( without the common neeeleneWs which satare mad
the Stll.oll require, they are anxious to extend to them
atso the roost prompt and effectual assistance which their ar.
raereuseam in Loadsm-well, sod es they hope and least the
emitiesied liberality of the iodine, will eeetole them to be.
sloe. In doles this it may he advisable for the Committee
to 0101 themselves of the experiesice sod peewee assistance
of atonic of the managers of charitable irstitutious in the
metropolis, as it will it all probability be fused, that the
ortbil situation sod degrees of sufferiag is su nunieroos
• class as that last alluded to, will be more eificieatly
vestigated by established or local lostitutious, than by the
most strenuous curettess of say one general Associatissa.
Such are the views sad tbe designs of the Committee,
which they trust will be found to agree with the erigissal de-
sign of the promoters of this Charity. It has bees their
sincere desire to keep good faith with the Public, asssi to
distribote a fnad, which has exceeded the most sanguise
expert lotions of every um . even is this age of charity, is
that mammy which, if it were possible to cossult them, would
best accord with the insertions sad wishes of the lialiserib-
era themselves.
(A_heitcd) W. /1. 110HICIN, Hun. Sec.
ltiog's Head, Poultry, lenuary 24,1820.
The Liu of additioaalCusatribistioes will appear lanuovere.
• to coosespiettee of a hied offer of issistanee front Mrs.
and the ether Ladies of the Guardia. sad Provisimial
Preireeties Ilkieteltee, Hoe female depirteirest has been placed
wokv their superienesdasee, aided by the amiable itoil betel-
'taw We. Fry.

Caw"Mato* ed dr. Pac‘..-“slidist at tba Rank.
.1111111 Mer, taut ladia. sad liar&laa WOOL

THE 131t1'1'1S14 PRESS.
London, England, 1820-01-25

DISTRESSED STATE OP THE POOR.

The number of families relieved with soap ticket., in the
east division of this lowa, by the visitors appointed by the
Committee, is 524; the individuals in these &mil** amount
to 2,156. whose aversqe we. kty income does not exceed
per head. The visitors could have advantageously disposed
of a much greater member of tickets to persons whose neces-
sities rendered even the smallest donation roost acceptable.
The sufferings of the poor in this district are described
by the visitors as great almost beyond all forgoer prece.
dent. There exists an unusual-want bulb of bedding and
clothing ; in many instances all the household furniture Mao
been disposed of to ward off actual famine. One of the visi-
tors thus reports the language with which they are generally
accosted-4 Out of work fur the last one, two, or three
months; would be glad of soup, if we mold buy it, hut the
coal and rent take all, and the penny for auup cannot be
kept."—la stating the distress of the poor, we are convinced
that we are doing all that is necessary to rouse the energies
of the rich to assist in removing it. There are in Ibis divi-
sion of the town fat looms in the woollen-stuff line, of
which number 70 are in full employment, 107 are ',mind!,
employed, and 325 are wholly at a stand foe want of work.
—( Leeds Mercury.)
London, England, 1820-01-25

lING't4 COUNTY.

At a meeting of the Magistrates sod priecipal inhabitants
of Parsoustown and its vicinity, held its Dooley's Ball-room.
on Thursday, the 30th dny of December, 1819, the Earl of
Rums in the Chair, the following Declarative and Restitu-
tions were unanimously agreed to:-
0 The Magistrate, and principal itiltsbitnnts bete assess.
bled observe, that it is with deep regret they leave from dif-
ferent sources of information, that many of the Lace classes
in this town and its vicinity, as well as in the comity
at large, have entered into a com piracy against the laws
and constitution of their country, and Met its order to
accomplish their designs on both, have waited themselves
by illegal oath; have plundered homes fur arms, sad
. . •

by an illegal oath; bare plundered human rue arms, and 5...-apiaus Allen, o
have aseetobtott together to large bashes, by WOW, is yesterday trots Pll
artier to form plans, as it is 1111511011Cil, of attack, awl fix as taut the 15,464 Pm
the time fur ceassiseatiag sets of hostility. Tbey fuedter robbed
observe, sad they siesitioa it with prat satistactiaa, that uy pies
though this spirit al slisairsetias has speed tit a cessider. the stuoing of 30:1
able extent, adis active is its operatives, that it is wbelly charge a Philadel
London, England, 1820-09-19

A YOUNG LADY MIMING.

A eiretentstanee net-erred on last Friday morning to throw
the family of Mr. baltiter, of 47, Clerkettarell-close, watch.
milker, into the greatest trouble :—A young Lath, slider Ito
Mr.. Stbiter, van had arrived on a visit hoes France only
the preceding week, and who meld twitter speak nor *mkt,
@mod a tr0..1 of Eoghob, theippeared early in tits owning,
nod ■lthongh the strictest iuguiry baa been wade, no trace
of her has been discovered.
London, England, 1820-09-19

TURATRE-ROYAL, IIAYMARKRT.

EVENING. TIIESDAV. S.W. 19.
will be perfumed ■ new Cyan dy, in three acts, called

DOG DAYS IN *BON 5-STR EFS !

The Ps inripal Chasers's!' by Mears. T. rs y, Jusea, ()a-
hem, J. Russell, Barnard, William, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Wet-
kinsun, and Mrs. Mardle.

After whirls, the Masi& E
ROSI foi A.

.....
Belville, Mr. Durussi; Capt. &leille, Mr. Comer;
Wil-
liam, Mr. Barnard. Rosins, Miss R. Corsi; Dorcas, Mrs.
lituJdl ; Phabe, Mrs. Jones.
To conchge wills the Comedy of
TEAMG MADE EASY.
Litigant, Mr. Terry; Glowworm, Mr. Junes; Gammon,
Mr. J. Rommel'; Peter Newest, Mr. Farley; Mixem, Mr.
Williams. Mrs. Teaser, Mrs. Green; Mrs. Crompton, Mrs.
Connor; Miss Crompton, Miss Leigh; Molly Mixem, Mrs.
Raw ; Miss Manly, Mrs. Gibbs.
•.• The Public are respectfully informed, that, according
to the established arrangement, since the term of his Ma-
jesty's license has bees extended to this Theatre, Second
Price will be taken during the Last Meath of Performance:
this Evening therefore, uatil the clime of the Season, the
Prices will he as follow :
Fiist Price—Boxes, 6s.—Pit, Si—First Gallery, ta.—
Seeped Gallery, Is.
Seemed Price--Bonny Sao—Pit, to. 111—. First Gassy, Is.
--Second Gallery,
Second Price will cosassesee every Eveniog procierly at
Vine o'Clock.
Plates for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingbani, at
the Theatre.
A Private Box may be bad, nightly, by application et the
Box Office.
To-morrow, The Diseona : Dow Carlos, Mr. Braham—
'with Exchange se Robbery.

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,

- - -
STRAND.
TEAS EVENING, TUESDAY, Sept. 19,
will be performed, 13th time, a new Operatic Drama,
is three acts, called
THE BARON DE TRENCK.
The Baron De Trends, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant
of Glass, Mr. Rowbotham • Anthony Swirls, Mr. Harley;
Liaise! Schell, Miss Kelly; 'Hants, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael,
Mr. Broadhu.st. Eugenie, Baroness of Lindorf, Miss Carew;
.I....ephiae, Miss Love; Calais, Mrs. Grove; Nannette, Miss
I. Sievenson.
After which the Musical Farce, in two acts, called
AMATEURS AND ACTORS.
David Delco. Esq Mr. Pearmaa ,• Mr. 0. P. Bustle, Mr.
Harley; Wing, Mr. Wrench; Elderberry, Mr. Barsky; Genf-
fry Mulliticap, Mr. Wilkinson. Miss Mary Hardacre, Miss
Love; Mrs. Mary Goneril, Miss I. Stevenson.
The spacious Saloon will be opened as usual at Eight
*Muck, for the admittance of the Second Price, which com.
meow's at Nine.
Private Buses may be had nightly of Mr. theveusoe. of
whom Places are to be taken, at Ike Bus Office, Strand En-
trance, from Ten till Four.
To morrow, The Barna De Trench, with The Vampire.
London, England, 1820-10-03

MARIE TS.

• COIN EICHANGE, MOSDAT, Omni 1.
Osr market was aboadastly supplied with Wheat this
morning from Essex, Kent, tied Suffolk, of which there was
a eomiderable quantity from those counties which remained
over from the arrivals of last Moaday, and which could not
be disposed of oe attrount of its iaferior quality : scarce a
sale could be made to-day, although the 6aest samples were
offered full Os. per quarter lower than on last Monday;
all other descriptions are 'amicable, and beer duly a semi.
ail value from 30s. to 40a. per quarter. Barley is Poll 4s. per
quarter cheaper, sad very butyl sale at that decline. Beans
and Peeve 3s. per quarter lower, the supply of each being
much larger than the damsail. Oats are It per twirler
lower, and dull sale at that abatement. A farther reduction
of ss. per melt in Fluur is expected to take place.
CURRENT PRfCEN OF GRAIN.

Wheat,Kent It Besse:,
(uew) 406. 641
- lid 646 681
-Sulll.lk (sew) 40s 61.
(►ld 64.68.
---Nurfolk(old) 64. 68.
- futeiBs 566 76s
Rye 34s 386
Barley 266 346
Malt 684 646

White Name- 330 499
Boilers 42. 460
Grey Pease
Small Besse 46. 42.
Tick diito 34. 379
this, Potato . 249 2ds
Poland Oats 2l. 249
Fetil tats le 219
Flour, per asck 539 609
Rape Seed, per 1991 38/ 401
London, England, 1820-10-03

BIRTHS.

ILately, •t Clifton, the Lady of Lieut.-Colette! Addeo, of
• son.

Friday se'aisight, at Lo.(fu►d.house, our Gloucester, the
Lady of Lord Joiru Somerset, of a sun.
At Ballroom Cottage. N.B. on the 13th last, the Lady of
Lieuteaant-Colotiel D. Forbes, of a sou.
Oo the 19th and 20th ult. at Woodstown, the seat of her
father, Robert S. Carew, Esq. the Indy of Win. Blacker, of
Wuodbruuk, County Wexford, Esq. of two daughters.
London, England, 1820-10-03

sto proved NO AM sue have bun woodier ehrhtesisg,
Whit* leek Ono io the month of Jane, 11117.
Mr. forditztre new unrested the Jury with ids weal
shinty, St • syeedh which we regret our finite will not ale
low us to give evew so insane of.
Lord CheetJeolies AMMO?, summed op the geneses to
the Jury, who returned a verdict of OtaNy.
Thu trial recopied the Court from tea is the notoieg
till neves at sight.

ARRIVAL of the QUEEN'S WITNESSES.

sgrumsze 90.

Daring the last week couriers and persons in the
Queen's service have been passing to and from the
Coortruent, arranging matters for facilitating the
journey tai her Majesty's witnesses from Italy to
London. This morning the Vigilant passage ves-
ad from Boulogne arrived in the Roads with a pri-
vate eijoal oimoutscing her freight to consist of bu-
lls" who (tWeo.tV.olle in number) landed and pro-
ceeded tot§g Union Hotel. which was soon sur-
rounded bjMte populace, who greeted their arrival
with continued cheering. After the necessary sr,
nirigeinents with the Alien Office, and partaking
of refreaiinterits, at half-past three o'clock two stage
coaches were tilled with them, and moved slowly
out of town, preceded by a band of music, and tic.
emiipanied by a crowd of both sexes.

°crow's 1.

The Chevalier Vassali, who arrived yesterday
With two witisesses, and proceeded for London st
too p. m. is returned again this morning at eleven,
with divatche. from her Majesty, which were for-
warded to Boulogne, wider charge of her agent at
ttes piece.
London, England, 1820-10-03

GUILDFORD, Strecstseo 30.
Wheat, per load
Old ditto
Oats, per quarter Ol 19s to 1/ 9.
Beans, per quarter. l/ 17s to 21 4s
Pesse, per gustier
Rye, sew per qr. l/ 18s to 21 Os
Barley, ace
London, England, 1820-10-03

DEATH OF TIIOVAS HARRIS, ESQ.

This highly-esteemed and universally-respected Gesillemin
closed hilt mortal career on Sunday last, •t his cottage at
Wimbledon. His age was far advaoced ; it was that of our
late lamented Sovereign; now has be lung eurvy►ed his vene-
rated Monarch, who, foe so long a series of years, was his
moat gracious patron and kindest supporter. For more
than half a century Mr. Harm most honourably 611 ed lbe
arduous situations of Chief Proprietor and Manager of
Co►ent-garden Theatre; when, some years ago, his corporeal
powers sunk under the exertion, still no disease could teach
his mind, which, to the last, retained all its active energy.
At that period he assigned over •ll his theatrical properly
to his son, Mr. Henry Harris, and the chief solace and e••
joyment of his declining years has been to guide by his ex.
perience, and assist by lea advice, his son, in the exercise of
the difficult duties of theatrical martazement. Few possessed
on many qualifications as Mr. Harris fur this office. His
lilasners were those at • polished Gentleman—his temper
was firm, yet mild and conciliatory—his principles steady
anti faithful to his engagements—his dramatic taste and
judgment pure and correct, as those numerous highly-talent.
ed Dramatists and Performers can testify, who have re•
eeived the advantage of Ma critical remarks and suggestions.
This record of his death we consider doe to hie memory a■
one of those public characters who adorn aoy age, or say
country.
London, England, 1820-10-03

SMITHFIELD MARK IT, MONDAY, Owosso 2.
Their was a very full mai kel this' morning of all &strip-
linos of Cott Itoll con►rquence of which the prices are torte..
Mutton, Veal, and Purk, are lower. Nu alteration of the
prices in the Hay.market ; Straw mod Clover as per our last
quotation. The following is an accurate statement if the
prices and uainbe.s :
To rink the offal per stone of Sib.
0.5. to 45. PM. Head of Cattle this day
Mutton .4s. Od to 6s. OJ. Beasts 3,100
Larnb...o9. Od, to OA, 04. • heep and 1Amb5....16,80*
Vea1....4*. 6J. to Ss. 841. Calves
Pork... bs. 0.1. to la. BJ. I Pigs

HAY.MARKET.
Hay... 3l. 10.. Od. to 4/. 41. OAL
Clover W. OA. Od. to 6!. Om. od.
Straw
London, England, 1820-10-03

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE *OFFICE,
Estahliebed by Royal Charter to the Reign of Lug George
the First.
September, 1820.
PEItSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due
1 on the 29th Instant, are hereby informed, that Rreeipts
are now ready to be delivered at the Compauy's Offices,
over the Royal Exchauge and in Pall•mall, as well as by
their respective Ageots in the 'event Conntie• ; and the
Pattie* assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of
their Policies, un or before the 14th of October next, as thr
wood Fifteen Days allowed fur Paymeut, beyond the Date of
each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL. FENNING, Jun. Secretary.
••• Attendance is given daily, at the said OlEces, for the
Assurance of Buildings, Good., Herchaudises, and Ships, in
Harbour, iu Duels, or while building, from Lusa or Oarnage
by Fire; and also fur the Assurance of, and granting Annui-
ties on, Lives.
N.B.—Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the
Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or
upwards.
London, England, 1820-10-03

PHILADELPHIA.

We regret to ststo that the yellow fever, which
me hod hoped load stihriileil, if ite#„ego.
roger in every direction in this city, and that it is
tint in huaum wisdom to predict its bounds.

(From the Philadelphia Union. of Saturday last.)•
Duriug this lent week fresh cases of• maligimint
fever appeared io every corner. Ne irerFon ebti pay
wlicwe turn will p..on* nott--the infria.44 ,district.;]
•frwm a mere spot. witkeniug 'Weir iir
tint,.
The New York kvexistg Post of Saturday ia-
London, England, 1820-09-26

POULTRY, PIGS, AND MILCH COWS.

This day is published, price 6s. is boards,
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on
Breeding,
Rearing, and Fattening all Kind's of DOMESTIC
POULTRY, PHEASANTS, PIGEDNS, and RABBITS;
incluilina as interesting Aceoniit of the Egyptian Me-
thod of hatching Eggs by artificial Heat, with some modern
Experiments thereon: from Memoranda, made during forty
Years' Practice.

By BONINGTON MOUBRAY, Esq.
Third Edition; with Additions on Breeding, Feeding,
and Managing Swine. and Mikis Cows for t►e Family Dairy.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paler.
noster•row.
London, England, 1820-09-26

This day is published, prier One Guinea in boards,
.1111 IE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER; or,
General Repository of History, Politics, and Litera-
ture, fur the year 1819.
Prisitcd fur Thomas M`Lean, 26, Haymarket ; and sold
by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urme, and Drown, Paternoster-
row; and William Stoelid sic, Piecmlilly.

Gent,. men are requested to complete their Sets. Many
of the Votunies are becoming scarce.
London, England, 1820-09-26

TIIRATRE-ROY AL, HAYMARKET.

TIIIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Sept. 26,
will be performed

THE SUICIDE.

Tobine, Mr. C. Kenichi.; Tabby, Mr. Terry; Dr. Traby,
Me. Younger; Caiehiceney, Mr. William•; Ranier, Mr. J.
Rasaell; Ronne., Mr. Connor; Squib, Mr. barley;
grave. Mr. Wornard. Mrs. Grogram, Mrs. Pram ; Nancy,
Mrs. Marilyn ; Peggy, Mrs. Junes.

After which (3d time), a new Farce, is two acts, called
OVF,R THE WATER!
The Principal Chirseters by Messrs. J. Russell, Oxberry,
Miaow, Hainosuad, Mrs. Baker, Mies R. Corti, sod Mts.
Junes.
conclude with 11111 time, a Comedy, in three act., called
EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY;
Or, THE DIAMOND RING.

The Principal Characiers by Messrs. Orberry, Terry, Con-
nor, Barward, Farley, Williams, Mrs. Mardys, Miss Leigh,
Ales. Josses, and Mrs. Gibbs.
First Price—Boxes, 6s.—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, 28.
Second Grilbry, Is.
Second P. ire—Boxra, Ss—Pit, Is. 6d.—First Gallery, Is.
—Second Gallery, S.I.
Second Price will commence every Evening precisely at
Nina o'Clork.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massinghain, at
the Theatre.

A P. irate Box may be bad, nightly, by application at the
BD, Office.

To.niorrow, Gay Monnering, with Over the Water.
London, England, 1820-09-26

TO Mit:. JOHNSON, Proprietor of the AME-
RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, No. 94, Newman.
street, Oxford, London.
M•DAll—Havieg experienced the blessed effects of your
Syrup uu two of my Children, I beg you to insert the Case
of ewe ow whom it had the must extraordinary effects. My
Child, whir la two years and a half old, has been suffering
under every species of debility ever since it was six months
old, owing to the extreme difficulty of cutting her Teeth, so
much so, that a total waste of flesh and distortion of the
joints rendered the Child incapable of being moved without
a pillow, at the same time having irons on her legs to pre-
vent their setting more distorted ; when, directed by Prowl.
deuce, I was rr commended to apply to you for the Syrup,
which, after using two or three days. my Child appear.' to
receive fresh life and strength ; 111111 however singnlar it may
appear, after using only one Bottk of the Syrup, Iw. ena-
bled lu take the iruus from her legs, and shortly after she
became perfectly restored. Every inquiry as to the truth of
the above will be cheerfully answered by
Your must obedient Servant,
F. SEAG ER.
No. 6, Crown.court, Picketbstreet, Temple-bur, May 4, 1829.

To be bad of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 92,
Newman-street; and by their appoiatarmt, of all ibe Medi-
eme V.:nitres in Town cod Couoiry, at 2s. 94. per gunk'.
N.B—Mrs. Jobsisou receives the pour, es usual, at her
house every Tuesday and &sturdily Morning, from Niuc til!,
Ten o'Clock, by bringing • Letter from a respectable Muse-
kei pre, to certify that they are real Objects of Charily.
London, England, 1820-09-26

" HONE'S NATIONAL TOY," &e. &c.
The two must extensively ensbelpsbed, and most rapidly
selling productions ever issued froui the press,
T"E QUEEN'S MATRIMONIAL LAD-
DER, a NATIONAL Toy. Ry the AUTHOR of the
POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. With 14
Step.secnes; and Illustrations in verse, with 18 other Cuts.
Thirty-seventh Edition, Price Is.
2. NON MI RICORDO! By the same Author. With
Cuts. Twenty fifth Edition, nice Rd.

London: Printed fur Hone, and
sold by .II the Booksellers iu the United Kingdom.
Country Olden, enclosing remittances, will be punctu-
ally executed, and Placards for doors •sid abup.windows
enclosed.
London, England, 1820-09-26

the Courts or St. . Polesibergle and Madrid, are en•
tirrly reconciled.
The Emperor Alexander has canoed a new note
to he delivered to King Ferdinand, in which he
declares that he is far from intending to interfere
in the internal attire of an independent Power,
which being a member of the Sacred Alliance, has
just cl4iins to his invariable good will. The Em-
peror odds, that he shall see with satisfaction the
farther developement of the order of things establish.
ed in Spain, and whatever can contribute to the
happiness of the Spanioh nation will always excite
in him the most lively iiitereA.

VIZNNA. lIRPTEMBFR V.
Persons well acquainted with the state of politics
are of opinion that the preparations for war will not
end in luntilities, on the following grounds : —For
Dome days past it has been stated, that M. de Ce-
vallos, late Spanish Minister to our Court, will
return from Madrid on an extraordinary mission.
We already know that the King of Spain has been
requested by his Mother•im-law, the Prince Keeritt
of the Two Sieilire, to intervene with European.
Powers in favour of the new order of things esta-
blished at Naples, and M. de Cevallos is supposed
to be instructed to off-r the inediation of Spain,
and ley to maintain peace between Austria and
Naplzal.
On the other hand, the accounts from all parts
of Italy-are not at all favourable to the undertaking
of a war. All alarming fermentation prevails in the
provinces of Lombardy and Venice.: which gives
ground to fear that the slightest check received by
the Austrian arms might be followed by a general
insuarection of the people of Italy.
In the Papal dominion. !citrus have -been inter-
cepted, which .hew that the Carbonari ate engaged
in a plan to Mee all Italy in case of a war with
Austria. The Cabinet of Vienna is now fully sen-
sible of the hazard of such • contest; and our Go-
vernment will therefore proceed with the utmost
circumspection in this affair.

FROM THZ M•IMY. SEPTEMBER iS.

- - -
The Frankfort fair begins very well, at leapt
infinitely better than the spring fair; there has
been not rattly a great sale of English goods, but
also of Swiss, Saxon, and most other German ma-
nufactures; and in most articles there is ire want of
denimil or of purchasers.—(Aarremberg Corres-
pondent, September Is.)
London, England, 1820-09-26

MORRICE ON BREWING AND MALTING.
This thy is publi.lied, in Bro. price ID.. Ad. board.,
4
PRAC I'ICAL TREA I'ISE •.0 BREW-
ING the various burls of MALT LIQUOR; with
Examples of each Species, nod the mode of issiog the Ther-
mometer and Saccharouseier ; the whole forming a complete

Guide in Brewing .vary Desciiplion of Ale and Beer.• To
which are added, neisl Instructions fur mania` Malt,
and Tables of the Net Ditties of Eseise oa strong and
Table firer, itayible by Common Brewer. in Town and
Country.
By ALEXANDER MORRICE, Common Brewer.
Sixth Edition ; with the Laws (now first added) relating to
Brewers and Maßiters. By kilo Williams, Esq.
Los/ow : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, amid Jones, Pater-
assier-row.
London, England, 1820-09-26

MEETING TO ADDRESS THE QUEEN.
A MEETING of the LA DIES and
A TLEMEN of London, Wertminater, and Southwark,
will be held THIS DAY, at the Freestyle's,' Tavern,
Gnat Queen-street, for the purpose of Congratulating bet
Mikity on the close of the Cast against her.

It is intended that Copies of the Address shell afterwards
be It ft at ssrions places for signatures, and that it shall be
presented to her Majesty by a Deputation, accompanied by
a procession of Ladies and Gentlemen, iu coaches drawn by
four horses earls.
London, England, 1820-09-26

STRICTURES CURED.
Fly a new Method the above troublesome Coto-
-R. plaint be entirely eradicated (without the use of Bougie
or Caustic), whether of lung or short standing, except eon- ,
tilsiiusial, as well as all weaknesses r Ily accompany.
sag it, and in a short time the whole system is re-esta-
blished. being one of lb. greatest discoveries ever etude,
by J. LYNCH, 3s, Doke-street, St. Janine,.
Respectable references will be given if required --Antea-
ters le be pu.at-paid.
N.B.—The price of the Malicia., is Five Posed. a
Pam/.
IhA perfect Cum fee Idiom Effertiou sad Obetractioa is
the ftwelt.
London, England, 1820-09-26

SCOTT'S HQILS F:S AND DOGS.
This day iupublishcd, in (warm, beautifully printed, price
3/. 3 in Wards,
Tlf E SPOlt I S.VI A N'S ft KPOSITO ;
comprising Forty highly-finished Engravings, repre-
senting a complete Series of ilie Horsy and Dog, in all their
Violets's, executed in the Line Manner by .1 Scott, from
Original Paintings- by Marshall, Ur insile, Gulp.'.. Stubbs,
and Cooper : Itecorupanied with a comprehensive historical
and systematic descript of 110 dilferciit Species of each,
their appropriate User, Management, and Improvement;
isotrrsprr,u4l with Ant c Mies of the most celebrated Horses
and hogs, and their Ploprieturs ; also a variety of practical
Wolin shim) mill the Amit:ensints of the Field.
Hy the Author of " British Field Spurts."
may he hat in SIX Parts, price 104. firt.each.
London : Printed for Sherwood, N.-riy, null June., paw_
nuster-rnw ; of • :non may also he had,
SONGS of the CHASE; including sums oleo on Racing.
Shouting, Angling, nankin, Archery, kn. *cued Edition.
?rite 9s. in Woad*.