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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-17

REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE

IN HACKNET.ROAD.

A General Meeting of the Governors .of this
highly laudable Institution suet 1141 Thursday at the'
_City of London Tavern. The Report of the Corn•
miitee of Suprriute►ulauce was read, fruits which it
appeared that fifty-two females have been admitted"
within the last year, while forty-nine have beets
discharged► and placed is occup ' in which
they evolice a disposition to recover mural character
and pursue useful indu►try. The instances of
failure on the part of alo'se recommended to the
Society lave► according to the Report. been much
less titan in any preceding year, and less als4, than
might be reasonably calculated upon at soy liaise
among those who have been familiar with vice and
depravity ; fur such faitolimity must naturally resi-
der their reformation suture difficult.

The females admitted its this Institiatioo are em-
ployed in the latissilry. in washing for oilier public
institutions, as well as fur private families, by.
which they have earned no leas than OW/.
As to males, the Society have admitted forty-
right from the prisons and front the hulks, while
they have discharged filly-061e the greater part of
whom are known to he c fortably provided for.
Rut the Committee have also made provision fur
several persons discharged (ruin the hulks, without
admission into, or any tucumbratice upon the fowls
of the Institution.

The inen mistimed are usually employed in shoe-
making. tailors' and carpenter,' work. and in cut-
ting iire.wood, the demand for which is very con-
siderable from every part of the utrt►opeli., as well
as in various other net:ignitions imitable to their se-
veral circumstances and capabilities.

The peculiar cases of several men and women
admitted into and effectually redeemed by tlit So-
ciety nre speedily to be published.

Far the last year the become of the So-
ciety he. heels L.5.220 12 14
The Eapoliee
Su that the C matte hare odissieed 1,000/.
more than their receipt.
The Susiety Iris now under its protection nit less
than silty-dye females mai fort)-lice males; owl
the Report: e lodes with ell impreswise appeal to
the piddle, tend an earnest entiesty for rid, to en-
able the Sudety to pursue its eudeusiturr to relieve
the must destitute, es swell as to reform the most
dissolute, part of the 11%101311 late, •
London, England, 1818-01-28

DROITS OF THE ADMIRALTY-RELIEF OF
DISTRESSED SEAMEN.
_ _

Lord COCHRANE, seeing one of the Lords of the
Admiralty in his place opposite, begged to know
whether it was the intention of the Lords of the
Admiralty to appropriate, or seek to have appro-
priated, any part of the enormous accumulation of
the Droits of the Admiralty to the relief of the dis-
tressed seamen now suffering throughout the coun-
try.
Mr. W. DUNDAS wee not prepared to make any
communication on this subject.
Lord COCHRANE—" lf, then, a portion of the
Droits is not immediately applied to the relief of
the seamen, on a very early day I shall make a
1111 l tion to that effect."

General THORNTON gave notice, that on the 7th
of February he would move fin' the repeal of those
parts of the Acts of Charles 11. which refer to tran-
substantiation and idolatrous worship.
London, England, 1818-01-28

BANKRUPT LAWS.

M►. JOHN Slii[llgWeisOiltle,iiiat to-morrow he
would move for the renewal of the Committee ou
the Bankrupt Laws.

BANK' OF ENGLAND AFFAIRS.

Mr. PAtiCOL CILENELLL gave mince, that on
Tuesday next he would move for certain Accounts
of the transactions between the Bank of England
and the public, and also fur an Account of the
number of Bank Notes in circulation. lie merely
mentioned the matter now, in courtesy to the gen-
tlemen connected with the Bank, that they may
take whatever steps they please with reference to
his notice.
London, England, 1818-01-28

TREATMENT OF STATE PRISONERS IN
SCOTLAND.

Lord ARCIIIIIIALD HAMILTON took the oppor-
tunity of intimating Ins intention at an early day to
hting before the House the treatment of the State
Prisoners in Scotland, and he mentioned the cir-
cumstance for the purpose of knowing from some
of the Gentlemen opposite when the Lord Advocate
of Scotland was expected in his place, for he (Lord
Archibald) would, if possible, gladly accommodate
that Right Honourable and Learned Person, if a
short delay could afford this accommodation.
Mr. W. DUNDAS felt the Noble Lord's kindness
and liberality in giving this intimation; respecting
The arrival in town of the Lord Advocate, lie could
not speak with certainty. He did nut know that he
would soon be in town, as the Court of Session sat
so early as die 12th of March. He rather thought
(without giving any positive opinion), that an at-
tendance here before the Seasi would be, in his
professional business, personally inconvenient to the
Lord Advocate. If the motion were subsequent to
the time lie alluded to, it would of course be more
convenient ; but lie had Ho right to ask the Noble
Lord to delay it beyond the time he thought fit.
Lord A. HAMILTON replied, that it would be
ob►iously impossible for hint to delay his motion
until after the 12th of March; he would be sorry
to do any thing which could personally inconve-
nience the Lord Advocate, and would, therefore,
gladly accede to a reasonable delay, but by no
means to a distant day. He, therefore, now ion-
mated, that on this day fortnight he would fix a
day fur bringing this business before the House.
London, England, 1818-01-28

110 U AL (P COMMONS, Unpin', SAL 27.

At three o'cluek the !SPEAKER entered the Howe,
which W.•% very uur.ly istleskilett Metall/I'll.
At ten nt niter after three kiSir huu~lAs
Tv Kiveurrr, the o the lilaclt
l(041, enured the nous., and slluttnonrd It In the
11•11:11 Ginn to the I 'mite Of freed. to hear the
Sitter:lt of hi. ita•ti [lighters% the Prince Regent,
ilci:veted ley the Lind,. Coliiiiii%stnierni appointed
for ~it iturinrpe.—(kior the ,Spctell see the Lord?
Report.)
NEW tirRITS.

Oo the return of the SrtAILLII he took the Chilir,

and informed the House that he had directed the
Clerk of the Crown to issue out a New 11rrit for the
election of a Knight of the Shire to serve in the
present Parliameot for the county of Glamorgan,
On the room of Bettjatuin Hall, Elm. deceased ; and
oho a New Writ fur a Baron to serve in Parliament
for the Port of New Romney, in the room of Sir
Th ttttt as Duckworth, deceased.
011 the motion of Mr. ARBUTHNOT, u New Writ
was ordered for the Borough of Rippoo, in the
room of the Right Hon. Frederick Robin. ttttt who
bud, since election, been elected to the Offices of
President or the Board of Tootle, tud Treasurer of
the Navy ; and another IVrit was ordered for the
Borough of Cockermouth, in the room of the Right
nom T. Wallace, who had, since his election, been
elected to the Office of Vice-President of the
'Board of Trade.

The Clandestine Outlawry Bilt was, as usual,
read at the upeuiug of the Session.
REPEAL OF THE HABEAS CORPUS
SUSPENSION ACT.

Lord ALTNORP, in pursuance of the notice he
had given at the'close of last Session, rose to ask,
whether it was the Ihtention of his Majesty's Millis.
ters to continue any longer the Suspension of the
Habeas Corpus Act? it was his opinion, that the
House should take the earliest possible opportunity
of calling for the repeal of this measure.—(l/ear,
hear. j —lle did not, it such i moment as this,
when another subject mast necessarily occupy their
attention, wish to make any obseivation which
might elicit the expression of a different opinion ;
all he meant to say was, that, if he did not receive
'a satisfactory answer, he should on to-morrow week
submit • motion to the House on the subject.—
(Hear, hear./
Mr. ARBUTHNOT was sorry that the Noble Lord
had not delayed putting his question, until some of
his Majesty's Ministers were present, for he would
then perhaps receive information that would resider
his notice of motion unnecessary.—(Hear, hear.)
Lord CASTLEREAGH shortly afterwards entered,
and

Lord ALTHOIP repeated his question.
Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that it was certainly
the intention of his Majesty's Ministers, in the
course of the present evening, to give notice of a
Motion for the immediate repeal of the Suspension
Act in the place where that measure had originated
(we presume the House of Lords.) If the Nobte
Lord (Althorp) had been aware of this. he would
have seen that there existed no necessity fur the
motion he had in contemplation.
London, England, 1818-01-28

ARBITRARY IMPRISONMENTS.
2fith Jan. ISIS.
A T Mvestiog held this clay at the
1-11. CIVIVII and Anchor Tavern, Strand, It was Resolved,
That a PURER; MEETING he held at the said 'Cavern,
on MONDAY, the 2d day of February, at Twelvro, Clock,
for t he piii pose of Opening a G RN ERA I. SUBSCRIPTION
for the Assistance of Messrs. EVANS, Mr. BENBOW, and
such other SUFFERERS under the Suspensiou of the
Habeas Corpus Act, as shall appear to a Committee (Iben
to he app tril) entitled to Public Approbuttoo for their
resistance to Ministerial Persecution.

That in the 1114'311 time Subixtiptions be received by the
following Gentlemen :

Mr. Samuel lirnolts, 110, Strand ; Mr. Alex ('.illiiway,
69, Milburn ; Mr. J. C. Hitrhro•, 9, Aldermaiiblirs Paden) ;
Mr. T. J. Monier, Sun-street, Biabup.gate; Mr. Thomas
loud, Crooked-lane; and by
TIIO3IAS CLEARY, Secrelary pro tem.
A tired. plarr, Beatiord-Nuare.
The Chair will be taken al One o'Cluelc precisely.

CROWN AM) ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND.
JANUARY 28, 1818.
AT a PUBLIC MEETING holden thi* Day
for the purpose of cowidering the best Means ef
e..i...teracting the ekisting MONOPOLY in the SUPPLY of

hi;
.111ENRY IVRIGHT WILSON, in the Chair;

11 wasUnanimuusly Resolved, among other Things,

Tina a tbnuuitlie he appointed, under the name of the
Anti-M poly Cantonal. c," fur the purpose of reducitig
the Revolutions new cutlet! into a Pelitiou to Parliament,
or, in their discretion, of framing for presenting a Bill in
conformity with the Spirit thereof; namely, to nature to the
Public the tight of a Free Trade in Beer, and to the Vsr_
lustier the Protection and Government of Laws• instead of
the Willa of Individuals, by a Substitution for the arbitrary
Pert of the lieensiug System, of such Duties to the Stale
upon the opening of any slew Victualling Homes, of Guards
ugainst Nuisances, and of legislative Regulations for the
Trade, as shall be deemed most conducive to the public
Welfare.

A Committer of Twenty. time Gentlemen was thereupon
appointed, with power to add to their Number.
It was :dn.. Unanimmody K. aolved,
. .

That the Thaitki of the Welt's; be given t.t .1. T. Bather
Beaumont.. Eaquire, fur convening the Meeting, and for
his able and ludepeutesit Exertions in the Cause of the

11. WRIGHT WILSON, Chairman.

Sir Ff. W. Wilson having left the Chair, it as Resolved
Unantmowily,
1 hat the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chair-
man for his impartial Conduct throughout the day's Pro.
London, England, 1818-01-28

LIN V FLO PES or F:NTIRE NEW and
112.4 ELEGANT FORM, and diffeiing in Colours from
all that have preceded them, composed of textures that are
delicately soft, and exquisitely tine—and combining, with
every required fort, the must gar. fail appearance. Ma-
nufartineal tselaisively for. and to 11,• had only of the Inveis•
fair, CLEBENTSON, :141. OxforthAreet, opposite Great
Portland-street. Ilse sok introducer of the Cheap Wrapping
Bath anal Beaver Cloaks, who has the tumour of most re-
spectfully informing the Ladies of the Nobility anal Gentry.
that for these greater necomuniiiimam Show Booms are now
opentill expressly for tho't Not il:armenta, at the Woollen-
Drapeav Warehouse, established .1.0 17:.0.
London, England, 1818-09-14

JIB DD Lrs EX SF. SSIONS.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1:.
W. Adams, a boy about 15 years of age, was
inflicted fur rostiultii.g a little girl, nine years
with intent to violate her person. lie decoyed the
girl into u geld with other children, and when there
1w disposed the others in se:irch of flowers wink he
perpetrated the infamous offence.
Guilty, and sentenced to six months' imprison-
ment in the House of Correction.

i TU F.

PONTEFRACT MEETING.

TUVIDAY, SEPTEMBFR S.

Sweepstakes of 30gs each, lOgs. ft. fur 3.yr old colts, est. M.
fillies, S.t. One mile and three quarters. (16 Subscribers.)
Lord Scarbrough's br. c. by Thunderbolt
Col. King's b. c. Master Beverley, by Cerbet us. ..... 2
Mr. Herrick's b. c. Sir William, by Williamson's ditto 3
Mr. Gascuignes b.c. Lulus, by Thunderbolt 4
Sir M. M. Sy kcies gr. e. by Camillus
Sweepstakes of 2ftgo; each, with 201. %titled, fur homes, &c. of
all ages. Three miles. (S Subscribers )
Lord Milton's. b. c. A nselsno, by Cervantes, 4 yrs old, But. 1
Mr. Lasubtou'a gr. h. Silenits,s yu old, 84.91 b, 2
Silent's came in first; but in consequence of a complaint
of a jostle, by Silent's.' having swerved against Attselmo
whets near the ending-post, the race was decided as above.
Fifty Pounds, given by the Gentlemen, in the neighbourhood
of Pontefract, fur horses, &c of all ages; 3 yr-olds to carry
fist. liih ; tour, 7st 10Ib.; fire, Stet. dub.; sot sad aged,
thit. Beats, two miles and a half each.
Mt. Garforth's ch. f. Carotin", 3 yrs old
CuMuel Croft's ch. c.Cci hems, 3 yrs old .
London, England, 1818-05-18

ROYAL COBURG THEATRE,

OPPOSITE WATERLOO.BRIDGE-ROA Lc-LAMBETH.
Under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Higiniem
PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG..
THIS PRESENT EVENING. MONDAY.
Hay IS, and following Evenings, will be presented,'
an entirely new hlrio.Dranietic Spectacle, with uew Music,
Seesery, Dresses, and Deetnatiour, called
TRIAL BY BATTLE:

OR," HEA---161 14.1416.THEgiGHT!"
After which, a Grand Asiatic Ballet (ruminated and produced
by Mr. Lc Clereq. Ballet Master), with weer Music, Scenery,
Draws and Dreoratiuiss' called
ALZORA AND NFRINE;
OR, THE FAIRY GIFT.
Is the cosine of the Evening. an entirely new comic Smig,
called.. ISIS Wuuders!" will be snug by Mr. /Rehiring.
The wink to conclude with, Bret time at this Theatre, flue
popular Melo.Draesa (nut acted these three years), with re.
tirely Dew Smutty, Dresses, Decorations, and 1./ripest
Music, called
MANFREDI.
THE MYSTERIOUS HERMIT!

0,0 The Pruprietiirs,inarreler to meet the wishes and sug-
gestions of many Noble Patrons and Friends, have appro.
priated the borer Circles of Buses as Dress &mei. The
accommodation of the Frequenters of the Upper Circle has
also been paid particelar atteutiou tu—a full awl perfect
view of the Stage is maintained—while the appropriation of
a tastefully decorated Saloon, fur the purpose of reheats.
ments, will, it is hoped, add to the general comfort.
Lower Hours,4c—tipper Buses, Ss —Pit,t. —Gallery, le.
Doors to be Narked at Half-past Five, to begot at Half.
past Six.--Half-price at Half.past Eight.
Places for lire Boxes to be taken of Mr. Grub, at the DOZ.
OlSce, front Ten till Four.
Au entirely new Melo-Drama. with new Music, Scenery,
Dresses, Sec. is in a forward state of preparation, mail will be
prudtteed after the tomcat week, In be called " Fatal Ambi-
tion ; or, the Italian Beogor Girl."
London, England, 1818-05-18

NEVER li]

Om Hundred eta Sam* Capital Prizes. .
LOTTERY DRAYS'S
KING'S &ill-Lil-DAY.
T 1 Stock-Broker and Lottery-016,7e.
IE4 Keeper, t, Cunha! Mid Lumbard-street, congests-
Wes his Froelich, Ilse' Public, on their peat Success in the
last Luitey, there heiwg Oue Hundred Capitals, and more
ohs'. Ninety sold' la narese.p.wl the•retrutinder is Tickets.
LVTOII begs to remind the Public, that in the present Lot-
tery there are One Hundred and Seren Capital Prizes of
£20,000, £3,000, t1":000; stc. &c. and that the first Twenty
'isei drawn will be One Tionintend •Postatio issob; that
Ticket, and Shaman, at present ter, low is price, bat will
lo much higher.
4* •
Evros cannot help reminding his Friends, the Public,
that fur the last Twenty Years the Lottery has been drawn
ur the King's Birth-Day, he has sold a greater Number of
Capital% than any other 010cr-keeper, and he anticipates a
ointintiance of the like Success; therefore he retummaads
an early purchase et his fortunate Office,
2, CORNIIILL and LOMBARD-STREET.
London, England, 1818-05-18

article known by the name of Dutch pink, some of ,
.which (a powder of a yellowish hue) he held in Ins
hand. One of the component parts of this powder
lie mulerstood to be white lead; but to this he
would not pledge himself. The other article used
in producing the appearance of the fine green
bloom which was observable on the China tee, was.
however. decidedly a deadly poison ! Ile alluded to
veriligripe, which. it appeared. was added to the
hutch pink in order to complete the operation. [A
feeling. of horror seemed here to pervade the whole
Conti.] This was the case which he had to bring
before them ; and hence it would appear that at the
moment they wire supposing they were drinking a
'pleasant and nutritious beverage, they were. in fact,
in all probability-. drinking only the produce of the
hedges round the metropolis. prepared fur the pur-
poses of deceptiots in the most uoxious manner. Ile
had felt it hia bounden duty to lie thus explicit in
Isis statement, with a view not alone of holding up
the Defendant as a proper example to others, but to
place the public upon their guard against such ne-
farious impositions. Ile could not be accused of a
desire to inhume the minds of the Jury by exciting
their private feeUngs, because no end could be gain-
ed be such an attempt. lie went for positive pe-
nalties, and the verdict could be given only accord-
ing to the 'te of legal enactment. tie trusted
he shatld be enabled to trace to the possession of
the Defendant 'Sao. weight of the commodity he
had keen describing. and if so. he should entitle
the Crown to penalties amounting in the wholeto
susn by no menus I.srge, when compared
with the enormity of the offence.
Thomas Jones, examined by Mr. CLARKE, King's
London, England, 1818-05-18

Om Ow nib of May will be pabliebed, in Three Volumes,
BATH :a S antral Novrl ;. with Portrait%. By
the Aslant of " 11/CIGII MN, or the Steyue.”
Seas au prat brit. Amour,
Oa s'euauyeruit tallow a la ewer.
Lundost Priatrd fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pster-
isosterroso ; of whom, and all other Hooka Ilers, may be
bad, lately publisbed,
BRIGWION,or tbe STST3Ig. Third Editiou,3 vols. 11. Is.
boards.

WHITAKER'S ABRIDGMENT OF UNIVERSAL
H !STORY.
This day is published. handsomely printed, in four 410.
voluirei-s, price 81. 8..
AN A BRIDG EN 'r or UNIVERSAL HIS-
TORY. commencing with the Creation, and carried
down to t►e Peace of Paris in 1783, in which the Descent of
all Nations from their common Ancestor is traced, the
Counter Colonisation is marked, the Progress of the Arts
sad Sciences noticed. and the whole Story of Metalled is
reviewed, as conoected with the moral Government of the
World, and the revealed Dispensation.
By t►e Rev. E. W. WHITAKER, Rector of St. Mildred's,

Conies Iniry.
Sold by Airington., St. Pia* Church-yard ; and Hat-
chard, Piccadilly.
N Work nay also be bad in 21 Parts Monthly,
al Rs. rack.
London, England, 1818-05-18

rr°counteract the ninny attempts chat are daily
made to impose on the unwary • spurious eunspure-
Sinn instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by
DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted • sew Label, in
which their address,

97, HIGH HOLBORN,
is on conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an
attention in this, and the difference of the type, wiliCh in 11ti
like all lette►-press, all enable purchasers at wire to detect
the imposition.
The KR AL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, is add in Bottlicat CM, Is,
and Is. 6d. each.
London, England, 1818-05-18

This day is published, iu Twa Parts, price in army Ohm.
Is. ed. each ; 12s. super royal ; and ono guises, 41ss. with
proofs of the Plates us fine India paper,
AN ELUCIDATION of the PRINCIPLES
of ENGLISH ARCHITECTURE, usually dessonsi-
sated GOTHIC; accompauird will, upwards of twenty
beantifsilly engraved Examples of Elevations, Sections, Gr-
eenlee's, mid Moeldisga, accurately measured, taken from
the Cathedral Church of Exeter.
Trbluslied by J Murray, Albemarle-street ; Noroerille
and Fell, Blood strew; Taylor, Wilbur's ; J. 111. Richard-
sun, Curulull; sad Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, Pateruos-
ter-row.
London, England, 1818-05-18

CAkB/i/DGE, May 13.

The Rev.... Hailntore, one of the Seniors of Trinity
lege, having resigned the Woodwardian Pissfessinsitsp
Mineralogy, an election will take place un the 21,1 aoudad.
We understand four candidates have offered.
The Rev. Arelidearun Eve has permuted the Rev. Edward
Tousle, of West Retford, with she curacy of Headuse,
vicarage thereto appurtenant.
The eta Chaucullor haus presented the Rev. Thomas
Westmod, M.A. Master of Barnsley School, and late of
Queen's College, Oxford, to the vicarage of Sandal Magna,
near Wakefield, vacant by the resignation of the Rev.
Brown.
There are upwards of twenty candidates fur the Head MI
lership of the Leeds Free Grammer &haul, vacant by I
announced resignation of the Rev. G. Pierce Richards M.

BARBAROUS MASSACRE

Fifa FOLLOWING IS AN 117cTRACT OF A LtIVIN. ItECEIVII
HY MG. JACOB GLAISToIt, OP LlealtrotiL :
"
" Kinveton, Jansaleo, 14tCklarcle, 14111.
Hr. JACOB GLAWTOIt,
" Dear Sir,—As an intimate friend of your son, I ile•al
it my duty to detail to yon the particulars of the mans tuna le
fate of himself and his brother Jacob, ail related to me by
ass of the survivors.
" Your two sons, Captain Glaistor and hie brother Jacob,
asikd from this in his vessel on (lie &Ili Dec. lau,t, I nd to
the island of Aruba and the Gulf of Marscayho. for the pus,
pose of trading fur a cargo of horses and cattle with the In..
dims He arrived iu the Gulf of Maraeaybo stn or about
the 341 day of January ; commenced his trade, and was see.
ceeding bmond his must sanguine expectations, whin, on
the murning of the Deb Jan. he had 134 bead of cattle ma
hoard, and fully expected to have compreted his cargo toe
that day, and had sent his boat on shore fur that porpoo%
The boat had gut a load of cattle, and was coming off to
the 'met, when a few of the Indians wished to curare oil in
the bust; this the boat's crew would nut suffer, and a scuffle
ensued, when the crew of the boat being orcrpow ecru.
Lore Dam numbered with the dead.'
Row lodises (in number 40) during this contem went off
in their mum to the vessel, boarded her, and kalif, eeerit
sat/ on hoard with Ma exception of two; your Iwo aims
(sorry am I gooey it)fal carong the first. When this tear.:
scene was over, the Indians began to plundur the veseci
of every portable iriide look all the call.. on shore, and then
set Are
selves unde tu the vessel.—Themen two who escaped hid ih, m.
r some giant on board the vessel, and whist ilia.
covered were dragged ou shore, android as slaves to that
Captain of • trailing sloop belongiug of Corset's, sod ar.
rived here a few days sigu.—l am, Scc. (Signed) ~ W.yr."

A G•ntlemau beiug asked a very extravagant
price, as he thought, for a pew in a church, we*
desi►ed by a friend to wait a little, as the va
would soon hr dirnitarshed ; for, said he, "we 1%0
a sew Reader comiog nand you will suou l►wq U.*
poseertiion of it at ball prict."
London, England, 1818-05-18

AN APPEAL TO THE JUDGMENT OF MANKIND.
iCHALLENGE the World to produce, if tt em,
it
A Blacking that's equal to MILNER'. Japan ;
foe like crystal it shines, while it softens die leather.
And makes yoar boots proof 'most the wind and the Win-
Why the praises of TURN Ws Japan should 1 tdt, Ether.
When those who have used it must know it so well?
Why should coachmen still brush at old harness in vain,
When iMs Blacking eau give it fresh lustre again?
For, without second sight, I ran prophecy GOON
That you'll see it adopted by foot arid dragoon;
Fur you scarcely can tell, When drawn up nn parade,
Which glisters the brightest, the boot or the iihde.
Tbs.-gentlemen, too, who would boast their attire,
And feel for respect so profound a desire,
May hear the fair ladies, if Tutus ER'S they use,
Cry, " How charmingly puliAlod his manners and shoes!"
Ye authors and poets alas gladly engage
To instruct and reform this degenerate age;
Use TURN Mel Japan sod your fame will take root,
Then your genie. will shine as well as your boot.
Though Davy and Hume have astonished the world,
And the chemical volume of Nature unfored ;
Yet in chemistry surely there something was lacking,
Till Tonnes diecovercd hie wonderful Blacking.
Who does art feel pride iu a Wettintrrov's o one,
When the whole of the universe rings wish his throe?
SO WO Minot and ‘‘ ..ret.-INGTON famous Mae,
One the licto of Blacking, the other of Wite !!
!MBAR 11 TURNER.

Gentlemen 111sy observe, that this composition, when need
fur their Gig or Carriage Horoeas, after one or two applies-
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LON DON,

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, tile.

The Barbary, States are now veering a dreinffnl
' chastisement jur the crimes of their rulers. The
plague rages with rstraordinary virulence on their
shores. We yesterday inserted some cncial
dacn-
ments relating to the pftvalenee of this horrid
pestilence at Tangier.
The following letter, dated Gibraltar, June 4,
18a, rebating to the plague at Oran, has been
transmitted from the Council Office to the Corn.
missitilieri of Customs, mud by them to their Col.
lectors

MT Loav-1 have the bosomy to &equaled year Lord.
slap, that by a letter I have pat reeetsed fats Mr. Nitta.
rich, our Viarepastsl at Oran, dit.rii the nib wk. I all
informed that the ravage. of the plague fa (hut eity have

Seas so velessive as already so have swept of ose-balf
4h popsialtes. the the day ou which he wrdes, 180 yel.-
doss had died.

Mr. thlicovich rnetiore add., that the whole province of
Oran was infected, and that the atonality was cussidnabie
is Tritaeles, a town we the Morocco frostier, haviaga ro-
polities of bettiere N sad 30,906 souls, Med that the dis-
ease bad already berms I. ahem itself is Fes, the usual mat
of Cierevesmat of the 111•Iffle0 &Minium, sad a city,flusa
lb semitone iiorelathte, sea the commercial spirit of its
iabelpitaata, bowie' the moat =bait' relations of say is
the empire.
My last advice. from Mr. if'Dossetl, at sea
dated the tt3d May. the deaths, dude" the preerdiateweek,
hml sot exceeded 1111 j reediest, while, previously to that,
Iher had is Mimi Natalia, ilinileinted to lto. 1 fear, bow.
ever, Ikb deaeseed modality is riiker to he attributed to
the reduced population than to any other 4110.1•11.
Mr. ill'lhmustell elates, that tie new of thefilgempea.
"glow hi ohs auspers. et Mimeos se sire Dry of Alsine, •
had, after temaising a smith ow shore, embarked ,shout
those moths prrviirselyes board a hired reirel, to he hod;
seat some pert es the llarecco toast. We hors hot yht
reseived soy toselliamis of It. arrival. It sa isuriese to ch-
asm that Me arm moo hare the disease sessart them to.
b peat estilit.
ihmesiripstmcb of the above itirrMemer. Isa employed
is bids' farther birleires foe the occutill of the reline
health of the 'serious.
(Itiosett, G EO. DON. General.
To Sari Ilatberet, R.B. etc.**.
Dar private private communications from Holland do
so! at all corroborate the statements we toccata**.
ally Puttee ill certain public Journals. The candid
opiniiin of individuals is, perhaps, mote to be de.
Mended on than the flattering paragraphs that
issue from a Press under the restraint of ea erbitrary
poorer ; sod we ale sorry to adds that we have tab
touch fellow to belief, Matt a certain edged pro.
ismage across the water * by so meet* 010 pdpular
de he is ethasetimes reps rented tb

We hate received Pori, Papers of Settirdet
They militia no beet iotethigewee bf pobtie)io.
tercet, with the exception of owe peregelipb maim(
to the plentiful Wryest of the iippottowfot of the
Lei sod cistarneel The kinget *dodo fettetelly

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London, England, 1818-07-15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

IrbRIMIOUTR, JULY 13.
Arrived the Sally, Thomas, from Loudon for Lirerpead ;
Lad the Lord WelUnto*, Sprats*, front Waterford. The
Tigress frigate. lately sold eat of llte service, came out of
itarbeor wady jar, mow, arid proceeded to the Eastward.
LIRMICK, JULY 3.

The North Briton. ARen• and the Neptune Mauro, ar-
arrived here to-day; bulb slips conspktely full. Captain
Moors states, that the two discovery ships were spoke wills
by the Juno, of Leith, off Magdalen Bay, about the begin-
aging of Jeer, all lull; and that he get this intelligence
from the summer of the Joao. The London of kloutrose,
ma foal of she North fkilow,and tarried away her foremast.
Than ban hem no ships lost, and very little damage sus-
tained.
PRIM, JOLT 111.
Arrives' and soiled for the River, the Emuloos, Sowell,
thirty-sin days, from Antigun.
Came down from she River, the Martha, Apsey, for C.ork,
Prs take in convicts lee New South Waks; the Venus, Raise,
fee /Rotors; the Lied Mslgreve, Moffatt, for Portsmouth
owl Cork; sod the James, Miller, for New Provilkoce.
rim o'Cllieh.—The wind has just shifted to the North
Reecond the whole of the ..tieard belied ere setting seeder '
weigh.
The following robbery and outrage took place
Ps, Sustrisv night !
About twelve o'clock Mr. Getliffe, • merchant, residing
in Cornball, was passing along fore.street, as his way
how. when he. was arcosted by • rubsist-Jookiog man,
who in • strops Ribergian accent craved charity, de-
claring that. ke was •Imost starved. Mr. Gallia& paid
se attention to the man. until he became so clamor-
ous in his demands, idiot he turned rowed and threat.
toed if he .lid not desist following him he wowed calla watch-
man ; limos this.; two mesh whom Me. Galli& had petrel,.
moldy observed walking sal the opposite side of she way crags-
ed rapidly over, and pillow the pretended beggar, Mr. G.
was in an instant knocked down, and before his alarm would
permit him to call for assistance, the rifled his
asorkets of • gold watch and appraisers, worth upwards of
70 guineas, together with • greens silk purse, containing 131.
in Bask motes, a check fur 101. and SWIM silver They
were making off with their booty, when Mr. Guth&
Balled ont,.tind two watchmen with use of the city ()stride
miming tap, the villains arm parsecs! sad ii kesi
in Moorkelds. Her • desperate batik took place, in the
cows, or which the two watchmen *ere heal senscless to the
ground, sod the patrol received a cat across, the face. by
which hr its dreadfotly disfigured. One of she grtirlanien
was so severely hiirt, that lie is considered to be in some
danger. Mr. dailiffe, •ho i• upwards of sixty pars of
tie, has also Inns very unwell in camoevseiiee of she
alssm he eiperieneed. The robbery was the work of a mo-
ment, and an silent as well a. desterouv were thr r. wing in
their operation, that the neighbouring did nut
hear she slightest seise until Mr. Gatliffe called wit for
London, England, 1818-05-27

LAW INT E LLIG ENC E.

COURT OF CHANCERY. ‘‘FETATINSTEft,

YULIMAY NIA V

MARSHALL 0. HOLLOWAY.
This was d cause relative to Inc con..tructioit of a
will, and x dispute arose brtweeti Counsel which
side ought to commeocr the arfoitietur.
The LORD CHANCIiLLOR (di-cr.:ell, he had often
heard it said that whet u suit got into Chancery it
never got out, but it was the hest time lie ever
heard of Counsel objecting to coinme,,e suit.
Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT, Sir SAMUEL ROM 1.1.1 r,
Mr. BELL, end Nir. PrtEstos ttei-e thou
which occupied the whole of the day. '1 he turtiler
argument was p.n.' tinned.
The LORD CH t NCELLOR postponed giains tcvvw
tal judgments to l'ilorsilay next.

PGLICE.
-...111111■••••

DOWSTR[FT.

A further iiivestigation took place yesterday et the alvive
°Rice, rdative to therobliery in St. James's Park no Sun•rry
night, of Mr. Ilooki r, of Parlianieut-sirett, of his Kula It,
chant, and seals. The ()runnier, Thomas Voles, was holy
coutwittid fur trial, The full patticidmii of the above mks
bery, were given in our paper of yvvti play.
John Nicholls, was charged by Mr. lobo Cooper Ha,its„ or
the Strand, with a violent assault. I•t appi ared on au ins ,-ss
titration of this case, that the Defendant's wife had soft
brit/lied with him fur some years, hot that, within a shot
lime she having had some property left to bet srlf, and a
by the Ds feudaist, be wished to et possession of it, //lid ui
the attempt to force her from the company of the ge
who is oue of her trustees, the assault was comini
The wife of the Defeuflant !meiotic sworn that comr-
dervd her life in danger, the Defmdant was Celpl4.l'.l
cure good bail before the Magistrate won Id l'lllOSl eat lie
Iteration. It appeared that the Defendaat hail pi, vviiivl,/
signed a release of the property net Payment of a suits of
money which he had rectivcd.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZE ITE.

MILITARY PROMO I'ION.

Canaan/Ma fa Ms Ist ltegoopsil of Essex Yementiry CA-
retry, signed by Use Lard Lieutenant of the Couhly
Essex.
Cornet Charles Georte Parker to be Lacutelisatt lice Allen.
protaoted---dated May 18, lel/.
London, England, 1818-05-27

t • V. a
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THE QUEEN.

Another favourable Bulletin eras yesterday issued
respecting the state of her MAJUTT. and is as
follows :
" Quasi Palma Hay IS, Threepasirra
past lima .. st.
66 The Reefs tentlsess out* the sow leAlly as her Ma-
jesty was yesteasy, basin penal samba gesmi WOO.
N FRANCIS VILMAN.
" HENRY HALFORD."

Her MAJESTY pissed the whole of yesterday, we
are extremely happy to say, very composedly, and
continued improving (rein her indisposition; how.
ever, nut sufficiently to leave her private apart-
mute; but she was so moth better that the Prin-
cess of Hasse Hostsoneo and the Prince.' Au-
aorrx Id% their attendance upon her. and rode out
to take au siring to Blackheath, on a visit to the
Dowager Viecoantesv Mst.etti.g, where they par-
took of some refreshment, and returned to the
Queen's Palace to d er. The Duchess or GLOU.
CUTER remained its close attendance upon her be-
loved Mother, to keep her toinpesiy. In the even-
ing the Duke of SussEx dined with his Royal
Sisters at the Palace.—(Coert C'ircrlar.)
London, England, 1818-05-27

This day is published, in three volumes, price 24.. boards, a
Satirical Novel, called
P RODIGIOUS! or, Childe Paddle in
Printed for the Author; and sold by W. Liadse4l, •7,
Winspolostrtet.
Varier the form or a novel, the Anther satirises the 'aim-
ing vice, folly. and eccentricity of the premut day. He has
peeped into gamlilisig.howres, theatres, mud even into the
pulpit; an well as into the prevent slate of science and
poetry; and hue attempted to delineate the purtrasl or sear
ninety srell-knosra public characters.
London, England, 1818-05-27

THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF
CUMBKNLAND.

Last evening. about five o'clock. one of the Offi-
cers belonging to the sane of the Duke Or CAR.
BRIDGE. arrived at the residence of the Duke mud
Duchess of CVNISRLAND, in St. James's Polace.
with the melancholy intelligence of the death of a
meter of the Duchess. In consequence of this com-
munication. the Doke and Duchess sent an apo.
logy to Baron FAGEL. the Ambassador from the
Netherlands. for their non-attendance at grind

entertainment. which his Execlletrev gave last even-
ing. its expectation of the houour of their conspauy.
London, England, 1818-05-27

This day is published, iis Olive vuls. 12aso. pries 16s. Od.
boards,
SOPHIA ; or, the D.toorrono lodiocretion :
A Tale, touudecr or Facts.
Printed for Loagniao, Horst, Rees, Orme, sod Brown,
London.

Is a few days will be published,
NEW TALES. By M.. Itoie, iu 4 vuls. I2ino.
The PHYSIOGNOMIST: A Novel, iu 3 vols. 12am.
By the Author of " The Bachelor and Married Maa."
London, England, 1818-05-20

ORDERS OF THE HOUSE.

Mr. BENN►TT complained that Orders made by
the House • considerable lime ago had nut yet been
complied with. He therefore moved, that the fol-
lowing returns be made forthwith :—" An account
ofthe fees taken by the several Clerks of the Peace
at the County Assizes in England and Wales ;"
and also of " the expense* attendant on the removal
of convicts."

Mr. BROUGHAM also complained of the delay in
getting the returns from the Tax Office relative to
the destruction of the Property Tax papers in the
'several districts of the country. He moved that
those returns be made forthwith.

Mr. Wyatt said, that clerks in public offices
ought to be infortued, that if they did not immedi-
ately comply with the Orders of the House, they
were liable to be called to the bar and treated iu a
summary mariner.—(Hear.)
Mr. BRoUGRAR siiid, he should have adopted
this course, had he not bien inforfned that the de-
lay arose from the diAleolty of getting up the re-
turns from the coontry districts. It was, however,
important that no further delay 'should be suffered,
and if the Tax Office found the business delayed in
the'cuisulry, they ought to have furnished the re-
turn. already received, so as at least to make some
general staternent.
After a few words from Mr. BATHURST and Mr.
WYNN, these returns were ordered to be Made
forthwith.
CASE OF THOMAS 'FERGUSON.
tord A. HAMILTON said that he hail, last night,
presesittd • Petition from Thomas Ferguson. pray-
ing for the merciful consideration of the House.
Though this individual had fully confessed his of.
fence, yet as the House were not inclined to visit
him with further severity, he was of opinion enough
had been done to deter others, by the example of
this individual, from again presuming to violate the
privileges of the House. The Noble Lord then
moved, that Thomas Ferguson, committed by order
of this House to Newgate, be brought to the bar
of this House in order to be discharged.
Mr. WYNN, though he entertaiued a different
view of the enormity of the guilt of the individual in
question from that taken by other gentlemen, would
not oppose the motion.
The question was then init and carried-.
Mr. Wears begged to say another word on the
subject. Ile had formerly stated that he had not
intended to follow up the proceedings by any legis-
lative measure, but on further consideration he was
of opinion that it was derenring of the notice of the
House whether it would not be proper to extend the
four former Acts, prohibiting officers under the
Crown from interference in elections to surveyors of
Customs, and those concerned in collecting the
salt duties.
EAST INDIA LOCI.
Mr. B. SHAW postponed his motion for • Select
torimiittee on the Petition of Merchants regarding
East India Dock charges. having heard since he
came tato the House that the Petitioners had met
with some unexpected delays in making up the so=
counts necessary to be produced.
London, England, 1818-05-20

SONS OP TIER msnOt.

•
Yesterday the Rehearsal Ac the Mnsie to he performed at
the Anniversary Meeting of this Charity took place in the
Cathedral Church of Saint Panl, in the propene* of a most
rrnpeetahle anat.-nee. The music consisted of the Overture
of k:slher, Douai I's grind Dettineen. re Down and Jarhi.
rale, with the 'Chortle from The hreastieh, " Ilnllclujah, for
the Lord Cool OMnipotent reigoeth," an Anthem. composed
nit ►nrpuse for this occasion by Dr. Royce, and Dander.
grand Coronation Anthem, which wan ?scented in a most
impressive style, and ably condneted by Mr. Creatures;
Leader of the Rand, Mr. Ware; Mr. Atwood presided at the
Organ. The collection on the occasion amounted to 931.
London, England, 1818-05-20

IRISH FEVER HOSPITALS.

Sir J. NICITrOILT brought ni the Bull for-th; better preven-
tion of contagious fevers in Ireland.—lt was read a first sod
second time, and ordered to be committrd on Friday twat.

CITY ACCOUNTS.

Sir W. CVIITIS postponed until Thomas, next bis motion
relative to the production of the City Areouists.
London, England, 1818-05-20

OFFENDERS CONVICTION REWARDS.

The Offendeis Cuuviciion Reward Bill was read
the third time, a new clause added by way of rider,
and the Rill ',asstd.
tURNPIRES.
Mt. PROTHEitog gave notice, Out, on Tuesday
neat, he wunli swore fur an account of the income
and expenditure of certain turnpike trustees:
London, England, 1818-05-20

REFORM.

Lord COCHRANE presenterla Petition from the
Burgesses and other Inhabitants of Paisley, fur Par-
liamentary Reform. The Noble Lord at the same
time laud, he telieved that tin opinion expressed out
of doors could produce what war the aim of the
Petition, till the boldness of the measures pursued
by the Chatternor of the Exchequer, forced it on
the esuntry.
The Petition was tead, and ordered to lie on the
table.
The Noble Lord then presented a number of
Petitions to the acme effect from Lancaster, Man-
chester, Oldham, Newcastle-uponaTyne, and other
towns, all praying that persons above the age of 41
'Mould exercise the elective franchise.—After one
of therm was read, they were ull ordered to lie oil
the table.
REPEAL OF TIIE SEPTENNIAL ACT,
Sir H. llmitt, in rising to bring forward the
London, England, 1818-05-20

CITY BUSINESS.

Vef.tereime a tour! of Aldermen was 101 l at Guilahall, foe
the dispatch of general hoodutebs, at %bleb several parties
were sworn sod silniteel broker*.

The first Court in June was appininteil for the election of
Beadles of the Court of Requests. anJ also of Rulers of the
Company of Watermen and Licfitermen for the epsoing, year.
Precepts for the holiling a Common Hall on MiJimmmer
Day next, fur the elertion f Chamberlain, Sheriffs, Ulrike-
masters, Aniliturs, and other officers, were thieved to be
tuned to the several Livery Compmaira forthwith.

Fifty-two bars of gold, welching npw*Cds of 9,8111 ounces,
and 1S bars of silver, weighing upwards of 120,263 ounces,
were sworn off fur exportation.
The orders for beeping the hnstins deat on diction days
were ordered to he potilialo*....
_ _ .

The ditties to he taken at Billinotrate Market fur the gear
ensuing twereappoiatril.

Several hills were ordered for psyment.
The Inquests of the Ward of Cheap and Si. Andrew,
Holborn' fillelltled, and presented some mit ))))) s premist.l,,
snit now freemen, upon which the Court nude the requisite
orders.

Petitions from sundry coal-merchant., mind also from the
coal-whippers and cool-tuttert, w. re itr...centrd, and rt ferret.'
to the Committee for Getters! Purposes, 10 .chum the Romer
Petitions were referral.

The Lori, Mayer. pursuant to the pro' isinns of th• Art
of Common Council, nominated the following Gentlemen
to he put iu nominative fur Sheriffs soi Miilsuninur Jay
nest. _ .

-.-
Charles %titan, Esq. citizen and mrrerr.
Julio Cap. I, Esii. citizen and hroderer.
Johnlow. Esq citizen and barber.
George Davis, Ea+ citizen and lesthersiller.
Georire Rnwser, L.q, citizen and fi,ltin....srr.
Bin Miry, 1. q citizen awl si'k•throwster.
00000 h, Esq. citizen and %tat' r.
Thomas Mailing Benson, IA citizen and draper.
%Valiant Ithodes, Fsq citizen and tyke and bricklayer.