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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-20

THE KIND. V. LOCK ♦IID 11.0VFL.

The Defendants, John Lock and Nathaniel
Love!, having pleaded guilty to en information filed
by the Attorney-General, sppearedto receive judg-
ment. They were charged with assaulting and
obstructing John Ball and another Revenue Office.%
Both the Defendants had been concerned in smug-
gling off the coast of Weymouth. The Officers,
who belonged to the Greyhomid cutter, in she dis-
charge of their ditty got on board the vessel of the
Defendants. and were knocked down. The De-
fendants, after the assault, west away with the Itar.a
belonging to the officers, "but returned it the nest
mousing. The Court sentenced them to thus;
months' imprisonment in the gaol of Dorchebten.
THE EMU v. MY. AND THOS. HATTON.,

The Defendants sem found guilty of • not.tind
assault at Dover. ' • '
A person named Dye. who had iketi.evilerite
against a smuggler named Laing..part the °Nem
or the Defendants' Tory. They eadesvoured,
get him out of his house and %WV.: They frail
sentenced to 12 months' irtiprisitillatteliis MaiPantitte
gaol. . .
• THE LINO V. J. DANIEL.
The Defendant had suffered judgment to go'br
default. He nes charged with Offering :1 bribe
.5*
a Custom-how, oseer,
.der to carry,„cht
quantity of smuggled spiri • t was sentenced
to teramonths' impriminme
THE DINO V. cue WIPE.
The Defendants were con red of as.aulting
Custom-house officer. Th.y, endeavoured 12 re-
move- Some smug red goods. n6Ol, the offivais.
seized, in a cart. The Detention. Thomas Cdrlp
was sentenced 'to six months' imprifoornent I
Maidstone gaol. The wife received no sentaiiTe.
The Court humanely considered her as tic apt mn..,
der the direction of her husboutl. .
• TILL EIND V. JANE CARLILC.

After the rereutse cases hod been iiirpmerl or.
Mrs. Corlile appeoted in Ow% to 0,40 io an infor-
mation filed by the Attorney-Vreoerol, which et.stp*
her: with uutowfolly publitbine • seditious libel. •
The Cain, J usi Ice toterropted Mr. DVALTAY.
while mediae the infettestioo, 014 wiwes'.'cli. %hitt,
the Court could no 1 rams iittitig. Tk.
eruct ethrs:might In tiltos
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tin 111111) v. BACON.

The Defendant, a fisherman. was brought up to
receive witerice, couricterl of ingsulting John Be-
Mn, a custom-house officer, in the execution of his
ditty. Hiving put in his affidavit, stating that he
had a family of eleven children to support, arid
that confinement during the sprat season would be
the total ruin of his family, the Solicitor.Geoersl
consented to discharge him on his own iecug-
nizances.
London, England, 1820-11-20

PRIVATE PUPIL.
AMARRIED and RENEFICRT, CI-Elt-
GYSIAN, win rereives a few PUPILS Into his
lihniity, has now • VACANCY. Terms, 1410 Guineas per
Annum. Distance from Intwina eleven miles. Letters to he
directed for the Rev. J. G, . Payne and Foss, Book-
sellers, SI, Penman.

Next month will be published, in Three Volumes,lemo.
THE EARTHQUAKE: A TALE.
By the AUTHOR of " The Arshite Leratees."
" A voice is the N s—a sound in the Earth—
And Damon and prodigies herald the birth :
Hut the deeds ih it shall be In the sins that were done,
Are dark'r than shadows to forms in the Sun."
London: Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Stroud,
and William Blackwood, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1820-11-20

•
s.Afk#*
• 46 •
who adisttjltii ti 1114 of the. 40 open and
silver article, ai, immeeli, IN . he WINE tron.aeled
the busillesa, obllol4a. did, in smagral carryiag
part of the sll, Rabe ltPtheto. acrd olseo !hot
wa. the ease, w west to the Illareltalsea wimple. upon
Iwore business, wino mart Of he mew of Gardener,
whom he cossidered 'woof ILit Ito of Fowler and Co.
in Howard-street, Will use of Isis masters, when M
Gardener's teeming that he bid the silver articles in
his pocket., he insisted on Mavis, them, and on his re.
fueling is let him have these, be was attacked by 04e.leisev
and a number of the Primmer*, said kept for abont two
hours, when under rho fear of being murdered, he gave rip
the properly, which wee afterwards sold to a silversmith
or pswabroker io Ibe Borungh; the prodoce of the sale
was applied to prying his debt, fur which he us. con.
• Need in prisoo, cord he was is eorwequeiree released.
He applied to the Magistrates Pt Union-Hell fur assisteure,
the property having hers forcibly taker from his !wry'''.
The Magistrate who was sitting at the lime informed lum
he could Mot afford hint any redress*, as elk arkunwieded
Mr. Gardener as one of his masters, and the lissome., had
bee* tratn.actedforthim. He had given op tee remainder of
the pro evsv under a threat of a Worried being Iskris out
ageing' Peen for the traueactioa to compel bins to give it up
to his employers.
AM Altos ney attended for the Prisoner, anal contended
that all he hail done in the hissiurs. was en a servant to his
employers, receiving a small weekly 'salary, and he was
boned to obey their commands, MO which he W4lll prepared
to prove.
Mr.Minshmll overruled the objection, anti said, be should
certainly *end the gem' to Ise decided at the Seseiross,
and shoold cell open the Prisoner to final bail to take his
triad upon the charge in double see amount of the sum . f
which the Prosecutor had hero defrauded, viz. himself in
501. 1111.1 too oureties in 751 earl., which he not being pro).
viekd with, he was allowed to go to rite watehhouhe as a
matter of accommodation in pieferessee to hit being rum-

milte.l lo Tothill-lit Ids Brithew-ell.

COUNTRY MA ItICRTS.

WINDSOR, Novrissra 10.
Whest,p. 111 Oslo 181 106 Rese►, per hr.. 34i to 40.
Rarley, per 1d... 25. to 27s I Pease .... 4O. to 42s
Oat■ ria to 27s Rye --a to —s
London, England, 1820-08-05

tORONEICS lIVQUEBr

DISAPPOINTMENT IN LOVE.

Yesterday 31111;:111101110111 was taken at tie kireS Weal.
d(iagslard-luad, blurt J. W. 111119,111, Esq. on she INAy or
Miss Mary Ann Carter, aged 19 >tans who riroa tied
in she Regent's Causal.
It appeared iu evidence that, Own, sue o'clock last Wed.
seedily aftersione, Iwo children were at play near the
bridge on the Canal in Kingelaud.rtiad, elieu
craved the del-muted at some distence off struggling rla
the water; they were frightened at the sight, and rail
across the field to ft labouring mass to whom they're.
dated the circusertawee. The mass instantly, with great
presence of wined, Notated a steel yard to dm cud of a
pule, and repaired to the spot, but she haul sank 'refine
he arrived. He tried to find the body several time., 4..1
at last hooked it up, and carried it id the King's Head.
where the menus used gesirrally to restore aniMatiots
were unssccesshelly tried for about Iwo hour., but the
vital spark was 'elite 'attire. The body was au a shin t
time afterwards owned by her parrots, Chu are in rr.pr. I.
able eircumstaaces is the vicinity of rinsbury-square..
left them that mesruing in a state of 'great drjrcliou,
was attributed to a match, proposed between hi r arid a yoirii!
gent Irma* of coosiderable repeat awry, hiving beta broken ore'
inmossepsomie of pecuniary comieletattuas, by their friend,.
bet out the least idea bad km entirrtaised that it wou,J
operate apes her mind so forcibly, or terusioalt so faseivy.
She was a very beautiful girl, sod her fate ia deeply deplore...l
by the whole weighbserlsood.
Verdict—that the deceased met Ler death by her own act,
being at the time is a state of issmaity.
London, England, 1820-08-05

INDIA.

CALCUTTA. FEBRUARY 14, iseo.
The Bombay and Madras f;ozettes last received,
the former of the em, *nil the latter of the 47th of
January, furnish the following paragraphs of local
iutelligenCe :
BOMBAY, JANUARY 22, 1820.—8 y the arrival
of the Parma transport from Ras-ul-Khyma, in-
telligence has been received of the. operations of
our forces there under Sir W. G. Keir, down to
tl-• 7th instant. A detachment under the command
of Major Wane., had been sent against Zysh, a
small but very strong fon not far from Bas-ul-
Khyme. The fort surrendered after a resistance of
five days, but not until the heavy guns had been
landed from the Liverpool. and placed in battery
by the indefatigable exertions of the navy, sud just
before we were prepared to storm the place. We
regret to learn, that Lieutenant Matheson, of his
Majesty's 65th, was killed by a matchlock ball,
whilst before this place : two European rank end
file killed, aro the only other casualties we have
heard of ; but we hope that we shall soon be in
possession of more authentic information, dispatches
I having been brought down from Sir W. G. Keir to
this Government by Captain Walker.

CALCUTTA, FEBRUARY 16.
CEYI.ON.-1 private letter from Colombo. dat•
ed J.►tuery It, 1840, winch reached the Presidency
yesterday, contains the following paragraph
" Last night accounts came of some disturbances
having taken place in the interior, about lloombera,
I think. In consequence of this, Major Next went
off instantly for Ouvil► ; Captain Siescetroy is gone
to &Andy, Colonel,kally follows him immediately
after dinner ; 100 rank and tik of the 83d regiment
are gone off this morning, and others are in readi.
nes* ; particulars I know not. The Governor is to
sail about the 4011►. The last detachment of the
Ceylon volunteers. commanded by Captain Cock,
expect to embark for Calcutta on board the ship
Venus. ma the 15th, the wood and water were already
embarked, and the provisions were to be on board
un the 13th."
SIRROOR.—One of our correspondents in the
Dukhiii. writes us from Sirroor, under date the
25th of January, as follows :
41 The removal of Brigadier-General S►uith's
force from Sirroor to Sholapoor, is certainly deter-
mined upon ; it is expected to take place is the
course of the ensuing month.
" Sir Chas. Colville, C.B. and his staff is at pre-
sent at Sirroor. Ile starts this evening with Brigs-
dirr•Geueral Smith for Alinsednuggur. which he
reaches on the morrow. From thence Sir Charles
proposes proposes to visit Aurungabad and the
caves of Ellen..
" The Bymbay army will shortly have an in-
crease of two regiments of infantry. It is pretty
generally conjectured that they will be formed by
the transfer .t the Ilspoory battalions to the regular
service."

CounAY.—The Bombay Ca:ette of the 26th of
London, England, 1820-06-03

TILL KING'S CHAMPION.

In digging the grave for the late Champion T)ymnke, in
Scrivelsby ehurefi, a coffin was found, which, breflcing to
pieces oo digging close to it, was found to contain a human
skull, with II quantity of thy which haul been formed iuto
the dope of a body. As the coffin contained no other bones
than the kkull, and the soil in which it was buried is gravel,
there is reason In suppose that the body, after the head was
severed off, ',ad been odd by the undertaker to the our.
geons. There was nu inscription to discover In whom it
belonged.

A permit has bern in training ever since the death of
Georgic the Third to art as King's Champion at the ap-
proaching Coronation, the health of the late Champion ren-
dering it u yto perform the retvice by deputy. If the
present mo.sessor of Serieelshy wire disposed to appear on
that ores% ))))) in IPMII3I, there would nit be time for hiss to
inure himself to hear the weight and cold of the armour,
both of which are extreme. A person training begins by
wearing one piece for three or four hours a day ; when he
can bear that he pots on two; and so on until he can wear
the whole.—(Bodon Paper.)

IRE LAND.

DUBLIN. MAY 29.
It is manure(' that the Provost of Trinity College is ex-
erting iiimtrif to have six additional Junior Fellows.

CORE, MAY 27.

PRICES OF HAY AN STRAW
'Pr J lIITFC/I APVT..
Hay 3/ 3. 0.1 to 41 4. 04 113 v.. 41 n, MI to 4/ In. ni
Straw 1/7. 0.1 to 11 10. 1/ ft. 0.1 to I /14. 11.1
Clover 0/0s Oil to 01 Os 0,1 ttuvrr .. 61 6. Oil lo 7 0.1
London, England, 1820-06-03

LICHFIELD. AIAT 21i.

On Monday last the 64(1 regiment, the head-
quarters of which are in this city, were etteperied
ut a field adjoining to Whittington Ifrntir. 11,e
regiment had a li re appearance in battalion ; iiie
men looked remarkably clean, and went tint.ilin
their evolutions with great precision. After if,
regiment had beets inspected, the Officers of th-
col." with numerous Ladies and Gentlemen o 1 the
neighbourhood, consisting of about 80 in 1111fIliter,
sat down, at one o'clock, to a most elegant llojearie
a la Fourchette, given by the Officers of the rear.
men', iii the huge room at the grand stand on ine
race-coure, which hail been prepared by Mr. CNN,.
Ch"fnlsagise, claret, Vin de Grave, &c. &c. ssere
sere( d out in profusion ; pines, strawberries, ire.,
and other delicacies abounded on the table. Al..
propriote and tasteful devices, allusive to tine cnrirs
and to the army, embowered the principal (11.1.e5,
of were reflected through the jellies. The shl. et
the entertainment gave the greatest satisfaction ut
e company, which, about two o'clock, roved t,i
the upper room in the stand, where the Iroise
dance concluded the fete of the days Among
company pr -sent

SiivCbarles and Lady Oakley, General Sir /eke Dying (la.
sperlimg ()Seer of Ike corps), Lieut.-Colonel tfw Jaiin
born, Commandant; Sir Wm. awl Lady Clarke, Sir Frau. is
and Lady Darwin, Hen. W. Browne, Han. W. °veiny....
the Very Rey. Dr. anal Miss Woodbonwr, Mr. and His.
C. Swomfen, Easy and bliss Strinkii, ger. Thomas sail
Levi u, General Dyoll, Mn. and Mlle PCMONISII, att.. 31..
Mrs. and Slim Probys, kc.
London, England, 1820-06-03

ELECTION OF SCOTS PEERS.

The Earl of 1405EarRaY prestaled a P.ll for
regulating the Election of Scots Peers. The
Noble Earl (nosed that it should be read a tiri,t
time, and *Weal that he would on the second read-
ing enter iliac, the ftUllOllll 1,11101, in his opinion,
made it iir:•esaary. The Bill was read a tint time,
and ordered to he printed.
London, England, 1820-06-03

This day is published, is an Sim. Volume, illustrated with
Engraving., price 12s.
virtu E ITALIAN CONFECTIONER: or,
Complete Economy of Dreserts : containing the Ele-
ments of the Art, according to the moat modern and ap-
proved Practice; full and explicit Directiousvespecting
'illation, Decoration, and Modelling, in all their brain-ilea;
including Figures, Fruits, Flowers, and Ananals, in gum
paste; and the Art of Moulding, Casting!, and Com-
position Pastes, of new and superior quality. The whole
comprising every isformaiiim requisite to form the com-
plete Confectioner, sod to enable bins to arrange the cushel-
lishmtuts of the table with taste and elegance.
By G. A. JARRIN,
Ornamental Conhbtioner, at Mews. Gunter', in Bcrkeley.
square.
London: Printed fur .1. Hardie', 341, St. Jamees-street.
London, England, 1820-06-03

BIRTHS.

On the 30th ult. at Drove, Susses, the Lady of I len! -
Colonel Wyndham. of a daughter.
At Clifton, un 11'1iiisunday, the Lady of I.eri Aloes, jai,.
E-.. of a sun.
London, England, 1820-06-03

MARKETS.

At the Corn Exchange lasi morning there vme but little
fresh Wheal, nor was there merle of fine finality; saPerfilse
samples obtained Monday's prices, but it& rior were 24. per
quarter lower. Oats are rather cheaper. la Barley, Beans,
and Pease, there is no alierat Mo.

There was ■ very Einulsopply of all kinds of faille last
morning in Smithfield Merkel, in consequence of which Ike
Market has declined in price; Lamb, Veal, Motion, and
Pock, hare ;den lowered in price. In cosseveliee of the
rains Ibe ilay Market is looking downwards; in Straw and
Clever ih. re is no .Ileration.
London, England, 1820-06-03

ALIEN BILL.

The CHANCILLOIII of the EXCHEQUER brought
up the Alien Bill, which was read a tiro time, and
ordered to be printed, and read ■ second time ou
Wed►►esday neat. Also that for preventing fo-
reigners from being naturalised by the purchase of
stock i►► the Bank of Scotlaorl.—lirad a first twit.
and ordered fora second reading on Wednesday
nest.
London, England, 1820-06-03

COCRT OF ADMIRATY IN SCOTLAND.

The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOI LAND obtained
leave to bring in a Bill for the better regulation
the Court of Admiralty iu Scollautl.—Head a hri.t
time, and ordered fur a ineood reading on Wed-
nesday next.
London, England, 1820-04-07

the Rccaston, and when they should tell him that
the bane had come, they might committed his
ezertions...--(Applamse.)--.They bad heard with
much pleasure the powerful refutation of the
principles pot forth by Mr. Owning in the
.iierch delivered that night by Sir Prancis Burdett.
He had another speech of that Right Hon. Ger.
tlennan's to observe upon. To use his own outdo
on Shakspeare, it would indeed he painful • .1
"To tine one drolt of that immortal mac* '
(A laugh.)--Lliere the Honourable Gentleman
went into a lung and able refutation of a speech
,nronoiiiii et' by Mr. Canning, .t the B.rck-bone
Liverpooll—After divelliog no the sub-
, •rt of liefuirm, to which he said he was an solemnly
vkilge(l, the Hon. Gentleman concluded by saying
tluAt lie would endeavour to merit the applause and
cniiii.knee of the Citizem of Westminster, by fol-
lowing to the footsteps at a great but humble dig.
tatter. their worthy Repre&eutative, Sir Francis
Buidrlt. (Greta applause.)
'flue nett toast—

" The IL ("inters of Middlesex, who by their spontaneous
suffraers have elected Samuel Charles Whitbread, E•q., the
ptedgvil advocate of thorough Reform iu Parliament," which
was receives' with the loudest and most lively applause, and
drool( with three times three.

jr.M C. SHAW LEPEVRE, in the absence of Mr.
11'hitbreatt, returned thanks, and congr.itulated
the country twins the late decisive triumph of
Miild!vex.
•
The next innq was—

" Cochrane, the intrepid champion of South Ame-
ric,in tu.l. pewlence, and the cause of Liberty all over
the World."—Tone, Peruvian Maid.
A Sung by Mr. Murphy.

" Tlx glorious Revolution of Spain, and *ay her exam-
ple cot:wince despots of the futility mud wickedness of rely-
in, en the force of arms to repress the force of public
uplition."
Titxt.vext.t. next proposeti—
_.. _ .

" Liberty or the Pms—it it like the air we breathe,
if we have it uut we the—which was drunk with thirty
tunes *lace.

The tit xt tniot wag—

The Vial by Jury."—(Applause.)

I•nmedierrh idler this toast was drunk, the Chair.
man, 101!:IWe by Sir Francis Burdett, Ur. nob.
an,l the stewards, left the room.
cry of " Nlr. Hunt" was unused in the room.
Alter sonic time itlr. Hunt appeared on the table,
tend was received with much applause. Ile cow•
plant✓ll that a fellow under hint had called hint a
blackguard sod a scoundrel—(A•atne! name !
NI,. Mist said that he had left the room. —(Ap-
yiluese.l —After.soeue observations on the lust tooot,
" The Trial by*Jury," he next remarked on the
sinking of the Jury at York, in winch he look °c-
reation to blame the Whigs in that county. He
then elsistscril en the result of the lute West.
'lnsister election; though he hail formerly felt it his
duty to %nipples,. he now rejoiced at the triumph
which iodep✓ndcoce obtained.—(applause.)
Ur. •after a few observation", eat down
amid the applause of the room, declining the ho-
nour of pitting in the Chair.
'('he company shortly alter brcke up.
London, England, 1820-04-22

MNEMOSTNEAN SOCIETY.

On Tuesday nicht the above Society fan' their twelfth
and last Concert for the seasiou, at 11w Crown and Anchor
Tavern, in the Strand, which was very numerously attended,
as was the ease at all the performances. The greatest variety
has been produced by the Mastateri, both as to music
and performers, who have been extremely umneroue, as
was she case on Tuesday night, consisting of the Mimes
Williams, J. &remota'', George Tette!, Tussiall, Gaskell,
and a ynoug I_sdy, whose name was slut announced, but it was
added, of professional celebtity. Although we are ignorant
of lice a ime, we have iio hesitation in saying, that as to
personal elnirsisa awl elegant spanners, she is not exeellest by
any public stager before the public. She sung moat delight.
fully 6' rh. soroyarefs !return," by Addison. The other
meal performers were, Mrs. Curri, Messrs. Elliot, Thur.,
Collyet, AI keen, and Mr. Charles Tully, who sang a meek
Italian song, awl played a concerto un the horn. Au ansa.
true sang must characteristically ■ comic song, entitled "I'As
/.undo* Newspapers, its which the names of the different
Popes are must whimsically played upon.
'llse MUM, concluded on Thursday night, by the mom.
bens having a most splendid ball at the muse place, which
was attended by between three sod four hundred.
London, England, 1820-04-22

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. Aritii. 21.
Although there bier hero but few fresh arrivals of Wheat
Nlonday, our sales were heavy Ibis morning, having
but little demand, except for prime samples of white, which
folly support Moodily's priers; but all descriptions of
red Wheat excer.lingly ear, and rather cheaper.
Flee fresh Marley b.•ing 'MCC, sold readily at Munday's
purrs; but the middling pialisico,or that which was is the
out of condition, until for mailbag, there was no Ar-
mand for, alt bough offered at an alsocincut of Is. per quarter.
Oats were ales dull sale, and rather lower, baying large
itio orris of that article. to Beaus and Pease there VI sae
vat 'slim•.
London, England, 1820-04-22

INQUEST 1.

WILFUL MURDER.
Thursday evening the adjuarued Inquest on gra. Morgan,
who was rim offer whilst crowing the Hoiongli
newased Jbeis iwquiriea al Si. Timone?, Hospital. it •n
peared that the deceased, who was a ilCari. J woman, and tar
advanced is pregnancy, was croseirng der sweet, alien a Chat.
ham stage driving sloug with great vel.cel), knocked
down and ran over her. The drive► was clearly ;nesse-if
be d. ink, i■ addition to which he carried more psesenuge s •
than s. allowed by the stutute,awd waaua thi stone side of
the road. Vailet all 'hone ciecu instances. the July inungt.t
in av. edict tor 11/41fel Murder against J. at pante else do i. u ;
the Curator (Mr. Steelton) immediately issued his swung
for his committal to Hurstmunger.lase.

Abort lee o'clock yesterday atoesieyr a else oho was at
snob is the garden' of Mr. Press, Naar-street, Spriest's,
dour, found • bundle iuside the iron railing is the shear.•
ferry, which, upuu ea.onisiatioa, proved to contain she body
of an infant, an suck a state of putrefaction 'list tlrr sr. s
could not be discovered. The body area takru ter St. Mar
tin's workiniusi, and w idirpirst held at the Light Noreen..,..
Orange-cow t, last eight.—Verdict—" Fou.d dead."

There was another Request held at the Globe, in the New •
toad, Si. Mary-te-Buue, us a child teand wrapped up in •
bundle uu the step of a gentleman*, door. There we".
marks of a cord round the neck, and toe Jury to
groomed • 'redid of " Wilful Iturder agailla sone per«, •
or petanes theknosia."
Yesterday afternoon an inquisition was taken fee fore J Yr.
Dimwits, FN. Cureseer, at the sign of the Duke of Well'', I.
toes, C serves, SI. Getwge's in the FAst, on view of it:,
body of Mr Gwent, Howell, nsay years seal Is ail's, shoe.
parish, also sale found with his ihruet cut lei a m...* lau•.-
blr
Reenact, in the churtblard, un Thou ed., after.
menu la.'.

It appeared from the e•idrsee of the witnesses easiinioril,
that the unforthrode man um by trade a hair•diewser, and
had biro au mhabilaut of the pariah for a immix r of re.,
for the last furriers years he had fulfilled the ►itsatiou f
sexton, ■nd liar greatly esteemed by the iiihabitants but
lalltrly he had become rasher redeired is eirrunistsocis, s.•d
his admire embarrassed, through which hie wood Weems tif.
feet, d, and at times he would appear quite Mamie. On tha
night ptrviovs to him euentaittitig the rash act, be purchased
some ham aud beef at the shop of .11r.luater. in kat.
chlre.highway, and he then appeased in a liellpoll.llllt slate.
Neal day, Thursday, he was ili.euverest lying in the chore h-
yaid uear a iree, welteiing in his Moir!, a razor rover,d
wit► clotted blued, and she paper which e..nt•ined the
and brit', sere lying by hi. side; he war 114 year. of tor.
The Jui y insasinsusely Messed a veriliCt
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St. Mau.—Holiday at the Bank. Exchequer, East lobs,
sud South Sea Houses.

LONDON,
TUESDAY, Arau. es, 1820.

Paris Papers of Frid■y last have arrived st our
Office. It is very evident from many circum-
stances obscurely end indistinctly noticed in the
Spanish news contained in these Pepsis, that there
still exists iu Spain en uneasy feeling in the public
mind. 4hreetening the tranquillity of the country
with the most serious consequences. It would ap-
pear that certain persons, fancying th•.usrlvrs
friends to the KING. have disseminated rumours.
particularly throughout the army. that Faapt-
NAND. in adopting the Constitution, acted snider
the influence of immediate violence. that Isis pal.
aerial safety was endangered, and the religion of
the State outraged sad degraded. These circlets..
stances we caw collect from • lever of instructions
addressed by tbe KING to certain Officers of his
army, is which his file.ntsfir expressly assures his
troops, that. in adopting the Coustitution. he use
'object is as u•wtrsiat; sod also fres a Procla-
London, England, 1820-04-25

STRICTURES CURED.

BY a new Method the above troublesome Cam.
plaint is ',direly eradicated (without she use ier Boogie
ve Caustic), whes her of long or shunt mewling, except Loa-
emotional, as well as all weaknesses generally accompany-
ing it. and in • short time the whale slates, is re-esta-
blished, being one of the greatest discoveries ever made,
by J LYNCH, 38, Duke-wry, Xt.
Itespectable references will be gives if required —Ail I et.
tns to be poet-paid.
N price of the !lodide', is Five Pomade a
wool.
London, England, 1820-04-25

LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
This day is oublialsed. prise
REPORT of the METROPOLITAN anti
CF.NTRAL COMMITTF.E appointed for the RE-
LIEF of the MANCHESTER SUFFERERS; with an
Appendix, containing the names of the Segrrers. and the
Nnisate sail Extent of their Injuries; also au Account of
the Distribution of the Fends, nod ether Duceassta. Polo-
Imbed by order of the Committee.
Primed fur W. Huse.4s4
London, England, 1820-06-28

COURSE OP EXCa

Amsterdam, C.F. 12 5
Ditto st Sight 11 2
Rotterdam l2 6
Antwerp .... 12
Ramberg' 37 2
Altos's ..... 31 3
Paris 3 day's date 25 80
Ditto 2B 10
Rourdeaux ditto 2B 10
Frankfort ao the

133 i
Timm F.5.2n5.110. 10 9
Trieste lO 10
Madrid
Cadiz ..
Balboa 341
/Liget lona 331
Seville 33
&Waller 3O
Leghorn

LS YESTERDAY.
Old A noulties..... 683
Ex. Bills, 2...pur 1 dn..
Ditto, Corti-- 5 pr.
Lou. Tickeu► 491. to..
°annum
Cons. fo► Ac. 69i 70i 7u

BIRTHS.

At Vale Royal, the Lady of Thom' Cholmoadeley,
Of a son.

At Bishop's Court, Isle of Mao, on the 7th instant, Lady
S. Murray, of a Poo.
Oa the IStb saatast, at Littleton, Lady Caroline Wood,
of a daantheier.
On Tuesday asoraiaa, at his oral at tion.Appleron,
Yorkshire, the Lady of Sir W. M. Milner, Bart. of a sou
and heir.
London, England, 1820-06-28

VAUXHALL.

THIS EVENING. Wednesday, June 28,
GRAND GALA, comprising a Concert of Miscel-
laneous Music. At the end of the first Art Madame and
Mademoiselle Segni, with Illailemoisclle Adelle, will exhibit
their admired Performances; and, at the conclusion of the
Cower*, will succeed a brilliant illoplay of Fireworks, by
Signora Insider, whets Madame Saqui, completely rove-
loped in a volume of fire, will achieve tier surprising Evolu-
tions 011 the Tight Rope, at an elevation of sixty feet from
the ground.
Admission 3s. 61—Doors open at Seven, the Concert to
begin at Eight .•Cluck.

• SURREY THEATRE.
rr"is EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Jane 28,
will he presenteil (4th ti.sr) an entirely sew Comic
. . .

hlrlo.drinisticiturletts, in two acts, under the tithe of
A NEW WAY To GET MARRIED;
OR, GIVE A MAN LUCK AND THROW HIM IN
THE SEA.
Kaled, Mr. Watkins; Abdallab Ben Bobo, Mr. Wil-
kinson; Contours., Mr. Payne. Aaiun; Mrs. Horn; Zs-
ems, Mrs. Gousersal ; Calizaite, Miss Bence.
sa... the Reeletia(ll4ili tim•) the {sickly popular Cakdnisian
R:lu-Dranintie Romance, in three iris, founded on
OLD MORTALITY ;
OR, BURLEY AND MORTON.

Old Mortality, Mr. Wyait ; Jetledialt Cletslitootharn, Mr.
Smith ; Colonel Grahame, Mr. Clifford; Major Belleaden,
Mr. Wilkinson; Major Mr. Walker ; Captain Lard
Entwine, Mr. Beatough; Luddite Illradrigg, Mr. Fitzwil-
liam. Lady Margaret &armlet), Mrs. Dibdin Edith
Bellendru, Miss Taylor.
In preparation and immediately to be produced, a ■ew
Comic Barletta, called Laugh and Cty ! or, Which is Best?
London, England, 1820-06-28

MARRIAGES.

On 'Thursday, by special license, at Hams Hall, in the
county of Wa►wick, the seat of Charles Bowyer Arlderley„
Esq. the Hon. Berkeley Octavio, Neel, sou of Sir Gerard
Noel Noel, Bart. and the Baroness Barham, to Letitia Pene-
lope, only daughter of the late Ralph Addrrley, Esq. of
Colon, iu Staffordshire, and widow of Andrew Hance, Esq.
of hloahall Park, Warwickehire.
On the Slat instant, is St. John's Chapel, Edi elnrgb, 4
the Right Rev. Bishop /Medford, Charles Leroux Censinotc,
Esq. of Reeeisle, to Mimi Mary Elizabeth Bruce, of Kin-
naird.
London, England, 1820-06-28

THEATRES.

OPERA •HOVIIS.
Ia the hut of fashionable, last night at this 'bemire
we °hero ed
The Marchioness of lAoadown, Marebionews of thil;rdeory,
Coast sod Gators 144. Aetwoia, Earl sod Coarties
Weeny.% Lord Lowther, Lord sad Lady Mamma, Lord .1.
Rowell, Lady Decry, Lady Dedky sad Ward, Lady Coissios,
Lady Rosary, Sir Jobs and Lady Leicester, Lady Temple.
lies, Lady C. Westky, Ladies Braligartl, Lady Owen, Sir
J Longtime, Sir Charles Bsispfysde, Sir Jahn Leach, lion.
Mr. Staillenpe, Mr. avid Mrs. Leicester, Mr. Brig, Mr. Orby
H aster, Mr. Giles, M.P. kc.
DRURY-LASS.

The Fitelash Fleet was pea/wend lore lest
night. AR apology was made for the absence of
Mr. BRAHAII, occasioned, we are sorry to sdy, by
intlispo.inuu. Ilia farce ors supplied by Mr.
PRARtSAN. ()lithe conclusion of the opera, Mr.
RUSeIiLL came forward and seitionoced the per-
formances of this night under the patrcootge of her
MAJESTY. An enthusisslic Kunst of spplanse ful-
bowed this communication. The QUEEN wit hair.
log at present any household, we presume her
MAJESTY will not go in state, but if we may
judge from the expression of last night, her per-
sonal presence will not requi►e the aid of pump,
parade, or circumstance.
London, England, 1820-06-28

Freely translated from the Frei's+ The Music cosuposell
by Mr nodose.
Mier which,
THE. ADOPTED CHILD.

Michael, Mr Bartley (being his first appearauce since his
►elure. from Afflirrica*.
To which will be added (not acte,l these two 'ran), the
highly popular Comic Opera, called
FREE AND EASY.

Sir John Freeman, Mr. Wrench; Mr. Charles Courtly,
Mr. R.irtley ; Michael, Mr. Wilkinson. Eugenia, Mrs.
%V S Cliaticrley; Gertrude, Miss Kelly.

The ',moon, Saloon has been spin tastefully Mies) np
will, • new design, representing on libusainated Oriental
Carden, and will be opened as num' at Eight o'Clork, for
the adsnittsnee of the Second Price, which commences at
Nine.
London, England, 1820-06-21

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. W. FAREEN.
TH EATR &BOVA IL, COVENT-GARDEN,
THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY,Joite 21,
will be perforsiel Ebakeptaves
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Sonnies, Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Egertos; Eros, Mr.
Chapman; Antipholis or P:pieires, Mr. Draroset ; A.tiph.dis
N.! Syracuse, Mr. Jones; Drank' of Epheest, Mr. W. For-
tin ; Drown's' of Syracuse, Mr. Liston ; Dr. Pinch, Mr.
Blanchard. Abbess, Mrs. Fawn; Adriana. Miss Stephens;
Leftist's, Miss M Tree; Lesbis, Mrs. T. Hill.
At the end of the C,oneedy, lbe Duet of " Together let us
ream.' by Miss Stephens and Mr. Dorsett; sisal " The
Riibin's Petition," by Master Longburst.
After which (Never acted et this Theatre,) Murphy's
Farce of
THE OLD MAID.
eardnin Cape, Mr. Essery; Clerinsont, Mr. Connor; Mr.
Harlon, M. Clarrinunt. Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. T. Hill ; Mies
Flashier, tilt Old Maid (positively fur Ibis night only), Mt.
S's. Fa. rest .
Tu c.usclude with the favourite Opera, in two acts, of
INKLE AND YARICO.
late. tlr. Ahludt ; Sir Christopher Corry, Mr. W. rot-
e.; Caplan Cmuplry, Mr. Pyle; Trudge, Mr. Limos:
Y4rirn, Mir. M. Tree; Nareisiia, Mrs. Bishop; Wowski,
Mrs. Liston ; Patty (fur this sight only), Mrs. Gibhs.
Tithes. to be bail of Mr. W. Farrel', 3, Duchess-street,
Portland place; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where
Viires fur the atexes may be taken.
London, England, 1820-06-21

kILICE,NNY THEATRE,

MISS IVALSTEIN.
Wrote informed that the elegant ornament, voted
at the Kilkenny dinner, in October 1818, by the
Gentlemen of this establishment, to Miss WM..
STEIN, as a testimonial of her talents and long ser.
vices therein, has been presented to that Lady; but
who, from circumstances painful to her feelings,
which we understand she experienced through the
management in the last theatrical season there, has
declined the acceptance of it, and communicated
her reasons for so doing in a letter to .long POWER,
Esq. the Gentleman who proposed this mark of
distinction. 'file ornament is said to he a brilliant
cross of considerable value, bearing an appropriate
isiscrir
. -

WONDERFUL SPEED.

Capt. Willingham undertook his great match yesterday,
on the Blackwatcr road, to trot a favourite grey horse, his
property, sixteen miles end a half in one bone, for 200
guises.. Such performances were more than accomplished
by the Maacheider and Phenomena mares some years ago,
but it is said nit since: The horse upon this occasion c.ar.
vied 8 stone, which was a feather opine his powers. Tile
first four miles were dime in 14 minutes and 20 seconds ; the
next four in 14 minutes 10 seconds; the third four mile*
took 14 minutes 48 seconds. The horse went us, and did the
next four miles m as to leave more than thee* teltelltee for
the half mile, and the match was won tolerably easy.

V. - -----,.--

SPAKRING.

The Rees nowt was very respectably attended yesterday,
for the benefit of W. Elle+, • inertial of the first order.
The sparring was very Rood, as far no it went.
Oliver and Spring had • scientific and manly turn with
equal advantages, and any gamed mach applau.e.
Hult made an excellent set.lo with D. Hudson, and
science was displayed in every movement.
Delcherand Eates, however, was the must approved of She
day. The steadiness of their evillest long. their nice mes%isre.
meat, and their quickness in parrying and hittiong,cuulel out
fail to `ratify She amateur.
_ . _ _

Hawkins -awl a G.psy formed a contrast to the 'bther
boats. Although not without science, they let !unseat each
other as if fighting for a nurse. The moon. generally finiplie.l
with one or both being floured, and they kit the stage boils
severely bralcii.
London, England, 1820-06-21

MONMOUTH WOOL FAIR.

We know nut with what confidence the agriculturist can
look for a remnm•rat. of his labours by toe sale of this
staple, if au opinion is to be formed from this fair, which
took place on Wednensley last. It had been anticipated that
the prices would be low, bust nut that they should feel such a
depression as was manifested; fur the wool which hail been
sold for 3✓is two years ago, was reduced to 13.. per stone,
and it fell 4s. per moue on an average from last year's prices.
It neigh., indeed,. be deemed a builearpte, when contrasted
with she quantity I glut here at former periods, and the
buyers were equally slow and cautions in their purchases, as
the state of the trade had foreboded. The most numerous
class of atrougera were the eilayeßs °dile (vulzarly called
pick-pockets), whose depredations were a libel on security.
By the frequent changing. of their dress with each other,
they escaped she general notice which might otherwise hare
been taken of their employment.
London, England, 1820-06-21

the Gems war checked, and the other half of the
building preserved. Their Majesties have for the
present taken up their abode at Pawlowsky. the
residence of the Empress Dowager. who is still at
attaching'.

--•- BERLIN, JUNE 10.
The Royal Board of Trade, &c. has ordered the
auctioneers lint to sell by auction any foreign pro-
ductions or manufactures for the account of foreign
owners ; they are duly to inform themselves who
is the proprietor of such goods. and if it is
fo►eigner, to refuse putting them ep to sale. With
the approbation of the Prince Chancellor, and on
she iiivitstimi of Prince Reditvil, several persons
settled in the Grand Duchy of Posen have mine
to Berlin, in order to explain is detail those
wishes ►especting the organization of the tribunals
iii that provii ce, the fulfilment of which had been
represented in various previous uddresses as a
great benefit to the prosinte. His Majesty received
them in the most gracmus manlier, and they have
had I conferences with the Committee ap-
pointed to organize the judicial system fur the new
provinces.
tiTOCEBOLM, JUNE G.

The camp ut Ladugardsgard is already formed,
all the regiments expected having arrived. Among
these the fine Dal regiment, which has not been in
this capital fur many years, attracts particular at-
tention by its high discipline. and the uncommonly
handsome men of whom it is composed. All the
regiments are new clothed, and have numerous
and excellent bands of music, and it is easy to see
by the taste and richness of the *inform's of the
performers, that the officers have spa►ed no ex-
pense.

General Casimir Von lieuterskjeld is appointed
chief of the staffer the Crown Prince, Which port
he filled last year in the camp in Scipio.

It is unreasin whether Baron Stjernhold,ou r
Ambassador to the Court of London, will return
thither: it is rather thought he will go ns Ambas-
sador to Viensm.—( IlunsburgA Papers, June 13.)
London, England, 1820-06-21

MILITARY RIOT MONEY.

Lord NUGENT wished to know from the Noble
Lord (Palmerston) if it was true that the troops re.
(waived any additional allowances of piy a. d provi..
risme when engaged in quelling cit ?
He (lid nut put much faith its the report.. wii,th had
been circulated respecting the disorder of tun troops.
Lord PALMERSTON MULL that Nr•lll,f Lard
was right in nut ettributiog the distill haoce which
had taken place in one battalion ci the Font
Guards, to any drawbacics in the way LI allowances.
As to the Noble Lord's question trpecting certain
allowances for helping to protect the ite.tte, it had
been the practice of late years, ccinineticing front
the time of Sir F. Burdett's conunutinew to the
Tower, to give the dotdiers trifling rati .... of hread,
cheese. and beer, sitlio were kept not boil' the bar•
racks, and deprived of the illlll.llli-14.• regimental
arrangements for any [eolith of time.
Lord NEGEST asked out of oli.it fund these
allowances were paid
Lord P•macartou said, they were charged on
the Cominiseariat of each regiment, the quantities
of each article being furnished tog,Lltrr ustth the
number of hours the troops were on duty, anal
these allowances were strictly confined to those tad_
client who were really oil duty. If the Noble Lord
requested the papers *hewing the whole expense,
they could be furnished.
. Lord NyuctlT, after some few observations on
the daogeruus tendency of granting allowaticts to
troops engaged in preserving tpe peace, which were
not allowed sot the more dangerous and severe ser.
vice of foreign war, moved fot an account of stay
additional pay lit allowance instal to the Coat
London, England, 1820-06-21

THE LOAN 811.1.

On the motion of thelartof 171vittroot., Ihi■ Bill was
read a second time, and ordered to be read the third time
to-atorrerr.

MUTINY BILL.
Thei► Lordships resolved themselves into • Committee
on this Bill.

Earl G*ClSlrinton said, he conld not allow the Bill to pass
through the Committee, withont making some obeervatione
on it, relative to the augmentatiou of the military force of
the country in the last sis wionths, which he considered in
the time of peace to be unueressary, and without precedent.
He would wish to be informed by the Noble Earl (Liverpool),
whether it was the intention of his Majesty's Ministers that
it dumb, be confiner&
The Earl of Livsnwoot observed, that on the opening of
the Parliament by his Majesty, he bad, by his gracious
Speech., informed them of the Precocity of keeping up the
augmentation from the disturbed stale of the country, but
wltsiever that canoe was removed they should be reduced.
Ertl thsollVlllloll mid, that that explanatfbo was uol
satisfactory to him, and he was ready then to move, or on
the third reading of the Bill, which ever was most comae-
miut to the Noble Earl, for their reduction.
.

The Earl of LIVIMPOOL said, if the Noble Earl was deter.
mined to make his motion, it would certainly be wore rep.
ler on the third reading of the Bill.
The House resumed, and the Noble Chairman reported
that the Bill was agreed to without any amendnaeot.
London, England, 1820-06-21

POLICE.

/LITTON- G AR El VW.
Yesterday another boy, one of the Comell-street gang of
young thieves, was committed from lbw °Ake, charged
with stealing a necklace from a child's neck. This kind of
offence is daily practised in that neighlwurbootl. On Sun-
day evening a child in St. John-street had its neck dread-
fully cut with a penknife by a young thief, who cut the
necklace front its neck.
London, England, 1820-04-13

THE STATE PRISONERS.

At twelve o'clock yesterday the Attorney-Gene•
ill entered the Old Bailey Court, and hjs appear.
once at such an hour excited considerable curiosity
amongst the spectators. He made an application
to the Judges, but iu so low a tone as to render the
nature of his application questionable. Upon in-
quiry, however, we discovered that be applied to
the Court for on order to furnish Mr. Motile, the
Solicitor to the Treasury, with • copy of the
of Jurors in the cafe of the persons charged
wish High Treason. The Court immediately
granted the application, and the Attorney-General
quitted the Court. At half-past five o'clock on Tues-
day, Mr. Harmer visited Thistlewood and the other
State Prisoners confined in the Tower. lie pro-
mised at parting to visit them again this day. A
message was received yrsterdwy at the Tower front
the Sheriff of London, stating that aparsnienis
were ready in Newgate Prison for five of the State
Prisoners. They arc not common cell•. but rooms
affording superior accommodation. Their removal
to Newgate will take place this evening, or to-
morrow at furthest. Thistlewood, after his inter-
view with Mr. Harmer, his Solicitor. on 'ruesslajr,
appeared it) unusually good spirits.

,'~
London, England, 1820-04-13

*antis, but the facts. The Learned r,4„„
detailed the evidence at length, and !, ease to
the Jeri?.
The 4ary re►urned a verdict of f;ndio. but in
consequeoce of the youth of the mi. ►Arr
recommended him to the merry of tlir
The COURT was pleased to say that tltir
tnendatiois would be attended to.
Adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1820-04-13

AGRICULTURAL IN7'Ellit,:T.

A very respectable meeting of owner. und
piers of land in the county of Kent,
cAnity Members. wee held at Cant, "bury on 'li..
instant, at which several Ife.idiatio.,, neve
paned, stating that the depreesion to W.sl4* I ; I azn.
culture is now. and has been for time.
subjected. is viewPd with sedum alarm ; ti. it
the inability of affording employineid to i;.e 14.
bowing classes, has occasioned st very gt at 'l.
crease or the poor's rates in the d.ti.-rrnt
throughout the eouuty. and thereby tea.ttrri4ll a 1.1%
to the distress so much felt by the
which extends its influence loon clio•seo of t I;e cow -
munity ; that several farmers have Arroliy Irft
farms, being enable to remain thereio, anti Ilia' itta,ty
more most inevitably be obliged to do tie %our•
unless some relief is speedily afforded. A o-tin„
founded upon these Resolutions was Own
and ordered to be presented to the Flolow vt Coq).
woos,

It is with pleasure we observe that a NB ettin4 of
the agriculturists is to be bidden at ;le Stir too,
Maidstone, on Thursday, the 20th instant, for
purpose of considering the best means to be
adopted for relieving the distress *lnch at preterit
pervades that useful class of society. Sinai's,. siseri7
Tugs here been held at Canterbury and Ashford,
and we trust they will he followed tip by o►lier
places throughout the coisiitry. SIIICrrt I y we tell.
gratulate the homers oil the exertion. which are now
making in their behalf, and on the prospect of
their being saved from that roils which, appears :It
pre-cut to threaten all those who are engaged is,
uglietilturel tkurmiiit. it is generally Iklieveit 11111/
this subject w►ll be one of the first that will Ise li..
cursed alter the meeting of the new rdrhaturill.
Dud we hope ere long to behold the farmer rqii.4
protected as the tradesman is, fr foreign romp...
1111 l for surely the former is entitled ts. p.s
!Wier quite as much as the latter.— (.{Jaidsione
Gazette.)

Government have instituted the oft-iciest itsquirr
into the writ-founded complaint of greJs
Wier of different kinds of gram hruug inglitic
stiiiiggled into the river Thames, to %%finis ivaveciiv.
ed the illegal depression of the Corn Nlaikt-t; now
operating vo injitriouvly to the landvil 'tarns& of ear
own couiatry.—/1bi41./
London, England, 1820-04-13

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COTTAGE FOUR SULFA FROM THE ROYAL

I EXCHANGE.
I Pleasantly situated at New Cross, Surrey, near the end of
Peckham brae, in the high rued to Greenwich, Black.
heath, &e.
, TIW.HE LEASE TO SOLD of a nest nod
f
scommodious DWELLING•HOUSE, is {be Cottage
Style ; tonsprisieg six Bedchambers and a Dreasitic.rumn,
four Sailing-names (ewe olfirhich rununaniente by haathianic
&Ming &Mrs), a 'eaavelileat Kitchen and Nash-hutte ad.
joining, "Oh spring sad rain
Waters' good dry Cellar.
jug, &c. &c. ; a latwe predacity's Garilee. mailed "sand,
clothed with choice Fruit Trees, in prime bearing, and a
Omit in front, planted with Shirelso, Ice. The House liaa
lately been minas improved mad is in excellent repair. Im-
mediate piresessien way bead.
A few.Filitneee (which 011 mot exceed 301.) an baba taken
at a fair Valuation. •
• - -

••• Stage Coaches pass to and how Isrp4sarraethalf.
Iwo r.
Fur Tickets to view the Premises. awl far the
Terms, asc. apply hi Mr. Wallas 146•1111M1111111111.bweTem-
ple-latte.

REGENT'S HOTEL (LATE NAVY COFFEE HOCSE),
NEWCASTLE STREET, STRAND.
THE Propsirtor hoeing r sigogeti in wowther
Buisioess, will Let or Sell the above Old Establishes'
Concern, which is now in complete repsir.
For Particularsapptyoa the Premises from Ten till One
o'Clock.

WIIWTINONLAND ELECTION.

THE FRIENDS to the INDEPENDENCE
of She County of WESTMORLAND intend to cele-
brate the late gloriona Struggle for the Emancipation of that
County, by a PUBLIC DINNER at the City of London
Tavern, on SATURDAY, the ?Id instant.
J. C. CURWEN, Esq. M.P. iu the Chair.
Ticket., One Guinea each, to be hal of Mr. Atkinson,
No. T, St. Mary-al•Hill, and it the air of the T .

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
PEitONS insured for the whole term of Life,
will have an addition made to their Policies every
seventh year, on the principle SO beneficially praefisad till
lately at the &oils'''. Almanac, Office; or the amount
Ouster may be applied In radaatlon of Malodors payment*
of Premium.
Policies may afro be effected fur the whole term of Life,
on a plan peculiar to this Office, whereby the Premium is
payable fur a fixed nannber of years only.
London, England, 1820-04-13

NEW NOVEL.

Is the Prow, awl will he speedily published, bp G. mid
IV. B. WHITTAKER, 13, Ave Slavin-lane,
oefiEti. ; or. THE FIELD OF CUir
LODEN A Novel, iu Three Volumes, Moo.
Thil Novel is from the pen of au eminent Author, "we
wa, hire already greatly delighted she Public ; she incident
and delineation of Scottish character will be found highly
interesting and ;musing.
London, England, 1820-04-13

apprehensive 'that the greater part of the lA:tailless
had now fallen into other hands.
TheetizaT JUATICE recommended Vir. Gurney
to toile back the goads and come to +one agree-
ment with the Defendant for the loss incurred.
After some tonantlation between the Control
I lend the, partief. it ins egr.ed that a verdict should
ohe taken for the Plaintiff for 5,000/., the &image*
declaration. the goods to he given up, and
the verdict rheas to be left with Mr. Venning, the
-Ferentan of the'Jory. for 'him to sterile what
.11magea beyond sone shilling the Defendant should
11:1v, after the fullest coneiderstiou of the whole of
the Metier iu queitien.