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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-28

NISI PIMA.

F-orn nine till two the Court was occupied with three
ent,lol, uhich terminated is the touts* of the defewcut
summing up to the Jury.

ASSAULT.
*MeV r. %MKS •ND MINDIWORTH.

Mr SC AAA TA T opened this case as the must aggravated
wt •rh hod ever come into a Court airtime?. All the insult,
sled a mast „brutal assault, had been us, the part of the 1)e.
tendants. It haul cost the Plaintiff a large sum of money;
bat !bat was slot the compensation in damages 'ibid. they
wou!.l give fur this ter) yet lour, very daugerour loom ult upon
1:•.• and this iiisnit to his wife. If he haul not art-
'
ed as he had done to the Yarmouth gentleman, he would nut
hue beet, entitled to damages. If a man ouch* to give a
lour. on any occasion. it 1131 wisest be saw Lis wife insulted.
• lie dud, therefor...expect large damages.
Miry Ann Ahbey, ilauzhter, said her father
was a overman belmiging to the packet twiner.' York and
Leeds. Mr. Mika, die D. frotal's. a.s a aealiensaa, and
i„., father% lauith.9l, at Woodlisfold, near Leech. Mr.
. Ileinsworth, the other Defendant, hail a large farm at that
le:;ee 11n Whit-Monday, the 22,1 of May. which was a
ber father war at the Whoe.hart public-house, kept
hy Jahn Collins. She went fur him between 11 mud 12 at
hoet. Hr did sot come home. She went agate with her
r•other for him shout our. Iler brother Thomas followed
CoTri When tlay weir returning from the White Hart she saw
Mr Wilk. sod a Wang**. from Yarmouth The stringer;
eh., was not known to her father, trod on her mother's foot
as tlicy were curnitig out. Her mother fetched him a smack
quids her upset hand. The stranger then attempted to put his
tumid her neck. He pushed her. Iler father Omit struck
at the strauger, and knocked him down; b. fore the stringer
Lad pit will up. Mr. W Ilk. struck at her father several
it hard bless. Her father did tint strike hint again ; lie
•id W. chance. Mi. Wilka and Richard Rh 0.1.•• took hold
or net lath. r*. aim, and took him • frw yards from the dour.
M Wilk* tine let bon go, and Richard Rhodes took him
Nome. When her father, her mother, her brother, and she, had
role in, Mr. Wtlka followed tk. in in, sod her alletber
okra Ike door. Mr. Wilke came, in owed,. Ste dod
to know whether Ler mother bad intended in luck him oust.
They sat down, and began to talk seemingly as if they
'slushd be court. Mr. Wilk* asked her father why be had in.
silted that peisun, the stranger who was with him, from
Y*.mortfif' Hrr farmer said he had au business to meddle
IPIi 41 44 elfroaut to ILI an Coale about her business, and he
London, England, 1820-07-28

DANGEROUS EXPERIMENT.

On Monday the 17th, a party, emssisting of four Sr Ave
females, in the employ of Mrs. Ealand, soraw-hat-wiaimufac-
twee, 11l ibis lows, were amusing t►emselves in a garden
contiguous to the house, in which is a large sycamore tree,
when Miss - said to her companions, 1 should like
eery muc► to bang on that tree, in order to know what sort
of a aena•tiew h•ngiag is. A for war instantly procured,
■nd affixed round ►ee neck, and the girl bring lifted up ou
the shouldets of one of her comimnions, the rope was fasten-
ed to a bough of the tree, from which she was modally left
suspended for weer-rat minutes, whilst her comp rei ir-
etl into the house. On one of the girls going into the gar-
den again, she discovered Miss -- in the situation
above described, her face being quite black, and on commit-
Meeting the eireunssimuce to the rest of the party, they
wire all thrown into such • state of alarm that the vital
spark was nearly extinct before any of them could sonsinou
sufficient foittistle to extricate Miss - from her peril.
ous situation. We mention the above circumstance ill the
hope that it may operate as a caution to young persons act-
ing so extremely imprudent in future.( Boston Paper
London, England, 1820-07-17

MEMOIR OF HER MAJESTY.

During her Majesty's lot% and wearisome, but
interesting journey, as we have already stated, her
conduct was such as to excite the respect and vene-
ration of the rations which she visited, in some
of which she left lasting masks of her benevolent
spirit. At Agouti, in Sicily, she distributed with
her own hand, or caused to be distributed, large
sums of money to the poor. At Tunis she 'ob.'
tensed the liberty of several slaves, among whom
were two females, one the daughter of the Go-
vernor of St. Pierre, the other at Genoese Lady.
This was before the arrival of Lord Exmouth.
Several ,Roman slaves were also released on the.
appliiatioti of her Royal nighness. She give to
the New Academy at Athens 500 pieces (colounats),
and authorised the governors to draw annually on
the bucker Scaraniaiiea, at Constantinople, for two
fmtuteert more. She atso released all the ptiatmers
for dOit at Athens, 'and, deposited in the hands of
the governor 700 pieces, to he applied to • similar
purpose after her departure. To • poor Roman
Catholic family, whom she found in the same place,
she gave eOO pieces. At Constantinople her bene-
factions were still more numerous. To the colry
irtitical fathers at Jerusalem she gave 500 pieces;
iu fact, at every place where she stopped, her beim.
volenee was on the alert to seek and relieve the
distress 'of her fellow.creetoret.
. Her Majesty, oil her return to Europe, took up
her residence at an agreeable villa on the shore of
Luke Como, at a small distance from that town.
The situation of this house, which she porthasedof
the Countess Pino, was particularly beautiful, sur-
rounded on all sides by 'tbe'luost enchanting and ro-
mantic scenery. Her Majesty here sought amuse-
meo: rather iu the resources of her owit mind and
among a limited number of friends, than froth'
indiscrimitiate intereoerse with the inhabitants
of Como ; bat still'she was afways hospitable sr
Well as affable to •Thersi by' whom she wits visited.
Her hours were passed in a series of innocent plea.
tures, priocipally derived from conversations with
learned persons; music, -private ploys., id a small.
theatre built ender 'her own direction; mars-tins •
ou horseback, in her curriase„ or in her gondola on
tile bosom if the lake. these were added the
repeated. mien,' of her chtiritaWe disposition,
supplying the wants and alleviating The misfortune*
London, England, 1820-07-17

Jnesiee Bailey having expressed an °pinto,. at a former
Assize, when another person.aas tried for being cosicerwerl
in this affair, that that charge could out be sustained ; awl
the Jury entertaining a similar opinion as to the second
/vent, found them guilty only of a common assault. The
Joke immediately seafront! them to a year's imprison-
ment each, and at th► earl of that time to find sureties for
their good beha►iour for ten years.
James Dome, Gearrii Shy, William Greta, and Watiam
Crocker, were pot to the bar upon an ItIIIiCIDICOI, charging
them with offenen of the same nature as those contained iu
stool:1st, with the additioAal charge of attempting to shoot
Thomas Wakefield, Thomas E. Doggett, and others.
Mr PLATT detailed the following facts, which were after-
',rinds preyed in evidence:—On the evening of the 29111 of
J•ouary last, %Vakefield and others, gantekceper and as-
sistants to the Rev. Sir John Fitton, Hart. who is proprie-
tor of au estate near Watford, were on time watch for poachers,
and teti the four prisoners and several others ■rmrd, some
will, gao., and the remainder with hltsmlgesilis. As weight
ire canard, a rencontre took place, during which shuts
were tired situ truth ►ides, and one of fro poachers wartwourd-
ed in the hip. They then came to close quarters, and the
gamekeepers were moat terribly beaten, two being left roman.
J•se end weltering iat blood. The whole of the poachers
made their escape, and only the four prisouen west sable-
wanly apprehended.
The misdemeanor (going out at night armed with in-
tent to kill game) was clea►ly brought home to them by
there p.hea►ants recently kilted heinl found in ■ bag where
Ilia sictiffie took place, and they were found guilty upon
that

The COMMON-SFIULANT, whn tried them, sentenced the
whole four forthwith to Irsasporlatiiiit for seven years, Irving
I b. highest pit nishment awarded by thestatite.
The Assizes try miaated this day, when the following Pri-
susr-is receives, sea trim, of dent h,
1 1,0 us se Blathers amid James Neighbour, for bouse-lweak-
j,g ; lingh Csrhill, fur highway nail,. ry ; Joseph Jennings
sr,d tv, Shingli; fur sli,ep-stealing; Joseph Ita)nient and
Wiliam Hunt; for bur,,,tary ; and Charles Slat h, fur horse
stealing.
Witham Slough was left fur eweention. The others welt
teptitved before the Judges lett the town.
London, England, 1820-05-25

bran much tzsgteraltd. Tise artiettiev has much
Awed. ocit.tx. mat.
General Illoesthihoch. it ie uni•
daring Isis imprisliffimmot M Ceserie, • m
nila jiyArm of .114hotio. I/ which the
Notions! Delot may be- !mid to tit! jeer..
Ile it, .tatett fts hare written a letter (~1 w'
copirt ore in private circulation here) to the as-
vrrnor, in whicirhe tettorowl—peritohmiiire- !o I+f hie

.
Promos.
nd WI;

plan lirfore competent judges fur their exinto
swims. _ _

political writer. Frederick 'Von
Corn,. died on tiriturdny.• afire yews weeMlis'
VisNwA, merit

IVe learn that from the Ist of October molt, pr
at the latest, front the lit of January. 11141, all
piratical poltlicotiono of Germans works will be ab-
solutely prohibited in the Austrian States, which
tom k pert of the:Goristan Confederation. "
)T, t•RTiMlvkGIt. Aram lir.
The weathir is very 'mild, tor these two days it
hos been warm and rainy. heir Like Lstlngs sad
the (half of Vinland are still rusted with tee.
Vessels front foreign parts have oltrady arrived at
Lob:w and other Baltic ports. Orange's. however,
and fresh oysters are already in abiandatice here; the
-rood•, tno. are Mw better, and the post goer with
its usual celerity.
FRANKFORT, NAT 13.
Afire the arrival of mouse course's, yesterday.
from Vienna. theism torgociited by the house of
Itothschild experienced a further rise of some Rosins
pre cent.
It is said that Cotint Snot Schottenstein. Pre-
sident of the Diet, will be back brie ell the 24th al
this month.

. • RIGA. ATIIIII. 24:
Madame Calslani will comchrre in a few Jaya
from %Vitus, 0111 bo troy to Si. reiersburgh, and *all
give a concert.

STOCKHOLM, MAY 9.

By order of the Crown Prince. the Auto Boo-
grsphic Notices of the celehroted Linortis ore to he
sainted. under the core of Professor Adorn Afzelius,
of Upsol,

The King has been pleased to consent that the
ships or the 'lusted sharp or North America, laden
with the natural produce ter manufactures of the
Wert Indira, •hall come here without paying higher
duties than Swedish vessels, hot up,in condition
that Swedish •easels laden with the produce or ma-
nufactures of the countrire nu the Rehm Mind enter
the ports of the United States without paying higher
duties than American vemela.

NAY It,

An important circumstance has taken place to-
day. The King'. Chancellor of Justice has thought
it his duty to prefer an action against the whole
Hoard of ‘l' sr. The wound of his action ir,
that the &and, without any just (11116 C, Isis dis-
solved a contract, legally made, far cast iron goods,
to the prejudice of the contractor proceednig
which, as the Chancellor eapreews himself, Lietrass
II *out of regard for the rights of
ou inclination to arbitrary procerdings.—Olaus.
burgh Papers, May 19.)
London, England, 1820-05-25

This dee, is published, by J. Newness, 39, tedgete.etreet,
!.undo,,, in three large volumes 410. price It. s*. boards,
A HISTORY of ENGLAND, front the first
Invasion by the Romans to the Aiceseion of
Henry VIII.
By the Rev. JOHN UNGAR!),
Author of " The Antiquities of the Anglo-ttaroo.Clsoreli."
This Work contains the History of she Sostilwrs Divi-
sion of this Island, lions its firrt Invasion by the Romans to
lire Accession of Henry VIII. To render it worthy she
Petrone(' of the Pnblir. the Author has spared no psis* in
ronsulting the most nucleus Historians, and comparing their
Narratives wills such authentic Documents as are keown to
exist. He has not confined himself to a barren recital of
farts, but has endeavoured to trace she progress of the
Nation from barbarism to refinement, and to mark its gra-
deal improvement in the arts of Legislation and (lovers.
turn,. Wilts this view be has considered it a duly so deli•
nestle with accuracy the manners, laws, and polity of our
Anglo-Saxon ancestors; to notice the foreign eosin's* en-
grafted upon them by the Norman conquerors; to develops
the causes which rendered the Stivereigr. dependant on the
holm, of his vassals, and led to the introduction of the
Representatives of the People into the great Council of she
Ration; and to describe the most valuable improvements,
which in the course of each reign were made iu the laws, she
administruei tttt of justice, and the internal goveromeat of
the kingdom.

It nosy perhaps be thought a terommendation In this
Work, that it was, in the first instance, composed without
■ay reference to Mode►n Historians. The Author reli-
giously confined his researches to the I triginal, and whenever
it was possible to Contemporary Writes.. This resolution
rendered him task more laborious; hat it reentered it also
more satisfactory. It preserved him horn imbibing the pee.
nattier'', or copying the mistakes of others: it left him le
the toooldasseol exercise of his own nutmeat; and it has
enabled him to place itt a new, and he trusts a more interest-
ing light, mime of the twat. important occurrence. in our
History.
Mr. Lisgsed's enntinuation of this 'flattery to the ltpito.•
lutiou 1888, is in a stale of forwardness.
London, England, 1820-05-25

31A.Lil...iCp:OthTe
Nubility stAil •PluTc
inrecaptiztifist,lhlvat
tau::
have R L.OPEN ED the ORIGINAL PANTHEON FA•
:111.1• LINEN WAREHOUSE. No. 711, Oxford-street, at
the l'ortwr of Witialif.street, lately ocenpied by Messrs.
Craig and Gramm. The Terms upon which they are doing
tontines' are the same as at Flint's and-Todd's. Their Stock
is v. ry extensive, and they only require to be kaosealo 4 ri-
sme that trade shirk they so anxiously wish to establish.
They ne. d not, as youtov. Men entering no Business, assure
Ladies of their anxiety to meet their wishes, nr of their de-
termination to draerve that sappers they sow solicit.
Malleott and James hope the present solvertenement will
induce Ladies to favour them with a trial, as they feel satis-
fied their pretensions to sue ppnri are sot It us will justify the
attempt inwards forming that connexion and reputation
they are Im.kinz forward to.
They only In g to add, that their Stork of Irish Linen,
Sheeting's, and Table Linen, is extremely large, and well
assorted, and not to be excelled in price or quality by any
house in London.
London, England, 1820-05-25

LONDON,
THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1820.

The House of Lords met yesterday evening, and
the House of Commons will meet this evening, in
pursuance respectively of the terms of their ad.
journment. No business of importance was trans.
acted in the House of Lords, but henceforward,
until the very close of the Session, which will pro-
bably take place in the latter end of July, the la.
hour of both Hooves will be' incessant. The Morn-
ings will be occupied by numerous Committees, in
the anxious investigatiet of stobjerts which are now
felt to be of paramount inteYeste, and the evenings
and nights will scarcely be sufficient for the open
discussion of the topics which art already fixed for
debate. The Civil List Bill stands for discussion
this evening in the Hoare of Lords, and to.morruee
evening will be devoted to an inquiry into the State
of the Nation, when Lord LIVERPOOL has promised
to lay before Parliament and the country a full ex-
position of the view entertained by the Cabinet upon
the causes and remedies of oar present distresses.
In :his debate it insy be expected that all the prin-
cipal Statesmen in the House of Lords will beat a
part, for the purpose of pointing the attention of
the Committee, which will then be constituted, to
such objects as may be best calculated to lead to
practical good. From the facility displayed by the
Ministers in making this conceals. to the wishes of
the public, we may expert that Mr. Houtz Sum-
ass's motion for .Committee in the House aeon:it.
mons, OD the 30th inst. will be successful ; so that

while the House of Lords, which may be said to Ito
nowsposeil exclusively of the agrieahural interests,
anxiously employed oo Lord LAIIIIDOWN.I{
motion, in devising the steams of exteading the
. foreign commerce of the empire, the House of Com.
slam which contains a lime proportion of coat.
"mild end manufacturing imes‘ will be no. Seep
diligently attentive, on .the switimi at Mr. liobstit
5111111211, to the extension and impesetsorat of the
native agriculture. The division of the coseigero.
tion of the great and complicated subject of our
common interests, offin the fairest prospect of such
an iuquiry beiwg conducted to eh useful par.
pose ; but hod this peculiar apportionment of
.the parts been formally proposed in Parliament,
it would probably bare either 'excited very ill.
founded jealousies, or have been rejected as fan.
cited. Since chime, however, hew ea disposed it,
we, see isclhard to. think that it will he 'wooded
with such advaustages, by elloalcuirilt 2,0 and COIN
-actin prejudices; that visdeati itself might omit be
ashamed of. it.
Usti es Patlionseet hitherto hes hose, it eat eld

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London, England, 1820-05-22

THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY.MARK ET.

Ender the Authority or the Right Honourable the Lied

Chentherleis.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS BOYCE.

uTiss BOYCE has the honour so inform her
Friends and the Public is general, hat it is her in-
Napo: to take a BENEFIT at the shove Theatre, THIS
PRE.StNT MONDAY, May SS, ts2e. Her pretensions
to ingratiate are founded on the fallowing statement :—She
has for•siatema years beets a Member of the Company of the
Theatre-Itoyal, Drury-lane, but • traits of misfortunes, and
illness, of She most severe klsd, have of lore prevented her
horn pursuing her profession, sod she N sow obliged to ap-
peal to the benevolence of it... who have known her, sod
to the sympathy of strangers, for their support in this her
must( trytog annulus,. The kindness of the Proprietor of
the Theetre-Royal Haymarket, affords her the sae of the
house free of:expense, a favour she w proud thus to as.
knowledge; and she Salters herself that the entertainments
aunounced will have the stamp of much approved merit of
tile first isia,-;nitude, for the att•inuient of which she is is-
ee bled to the g. nevd good-will of the Performers, and so the
6auctioa and liberality of the Managers of the principal
Tlteatree.

1 he evening' entertainments will colorneate with Sheridan 's
eelebealed CAssards of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.

In the course of the evening, the Minuet De la Cour sea
Ve.tris'e celebrated Gavotte, by Mr. At. Albin and a Yelling
Lads, his pupil, her trot appearance.
The whole to conclude with the favourite Farce, called
THE DEVIL TO I'AY.

iiibson, Mf. Uoirtrro; Sir Jobs LOVefille, Mr. Sl.Kron.
I.ady Luvrrule, Mn.e Marlowe; and Nell, Mrs. D/1111011,
Mhu 1$ tll iiiirodece the admired ketch Ballad of M Boys
WIN didurailerla."

BJXtis U.—Lower Gallery, 2s.—Upper Gay
lett,
'I .tkrin and Pleerit for the Hoses to belted of Miss Rupee,
s•' :4Jr. Pedrer's, 22, Greet Rersell.strret, Cueeot•prdee;
of Mr. Ils.siughans, st the Box.olsce of the Theatre.
London, England, 1820-05-22

LIB* rNrRLLIi7ENCH.

'COURT 011 r st ncH, S•vtiarivt, May Mt.
• •
Rhiefilsited Chief Justice ABBOTT.
corftg,tt V. LOUD BELF•st.
Tills was an action brought by the Plaintiff, a
livers, wattle-keeper, to recover a yam of 1301. from
Lord BelEist, for keep of his Lordship's horsey,
also for hire of carriage'', and fur the valor
of one fusrae bought by the Plaintiff, and sold .to
the Defendant. .
it appeared. that on one occasion the Plamliff,
not being able to get any worry from Lord• Belfast,
he had placed a chain across 'the stable-door, end
not permit the horse* of his Lordship to be
taken out till he had received some satisfaction re-
specting the payment of his account. Lord B. then
come to-the Plaintiff and pledged his houour, that
.if he would permit the horses in t,e braught ont he
woold. Within a fortisightslit liimitiggkirstne money
,on account. . I •
There facts • were noosed 4utlm4erace of
Davis, the Plaintiff's sotistant, .filkadert letters of
Itied Bel fast. were also put in, sad 'the hand-Writ-
" nig proved. in which Lie Lordship had acknow.
legged the debt. anti requested time fur the.pay Mem.
Ms. MAVIIN err, lithe was fur the Defendant,
declined addressing the Jury. who immediately
.feund a verdict fur the Plaintiff- for the whole
atiolint claimed. •
NEGLECT OF ATTORNIES.
A cause being called. in which the Plaintiff's,
Solicitor ass mit •in attendatiee—after some de-
lay bed taken plice; his Lordship observed, that
since
_lie had had' 'the honour of sitting in that
place. he had stadira, to give every accommoda-
tion to the suitors tot the. Court. but the loss of
time woe • mimes. evil. -and ho was sorry to ob-
sirrve theeelositanees of uegleet were increasing ; he
was' thertfrini deterasitiedin future, whese the par-
'ties were' not reedy wheat cslled upon. to strike the
cause out of the paper. His Lordship ordered that
;cobroe to he paeseed in the present instance.
• The Court were occupied -nearly the whole of
.the day iq tiyiug common Jury causes of uo public
interest.
• -
Pnor4txr
• car'a moms 64rway • IltLiOf ortisserres as APPOINTED
TO constrict THE PRACTICASILITT Ala THE DEANS Of
London, England, 1820-05-22

SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OP PRISON
DISCIPLINE. AND FOR THE REFORMATION Or
JUVENILE OFFENDERS.
/1111 E L;ENERAL. MEETING of the SUB-
j/ SCRIBERS awl FRIENDS in this SOCIETY will
be held on TUESDAY NEXT. the 23,1 instant. at Fsee-
nissoor. Hall. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn.ll-lik;
Hu Royal Higboeis the Doke of GLOUCESTER, KG.
in the Chair
The Chair will be taken at Oue o'clock precisely.
Tickets of Admission may be had at Hstchard's
Pitta-
dilly; Seeley's, Fleri.rtrert ; and of .1. and A. Arch, Corn-
ball; and at the Bar of the Tatters'.
London, England, 1820-05-22

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
R. MAC REA DY has the 111.160 Ur of att-
ousoelog to his (mods sad the Public, that
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, is appointed for his NIGHT, when
will be acted the Tragedy of KING LEAR, fro. the Ori-
giaal Teat of Shakapeare; the part of King Lear, by Mr..
MACREADY.
Usher Entertaiotneols will be specified is future Ad....
th.reents.
Ticleta and Pince. to be had of Mr. Brandon, at the Bo:-
Office; and or Mr. Macready, No. GO, Berwers-sheet.

LAST TilifEE WEEKS OF MIL MATHEWS
AT HOME,
AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA.
HOUSE, STRAND,
/HIS PRESENT MONDAY. Msy 22, the
enrioently successful Euiertaiaameots of last year will
be repealed
THE TRIP to PARIS, with LA DILIGENCE.
And on THURSDAY and SATURDAY NEXT(in roe•
sequence of the immuring patronage and popularity) Mr.
MATHEWS will have the honour of opts ontroduseing his
Friends to his COUNTRY COUSINS, and THE CHRIST.
MAS AT BRIGHTON.
London, England, 1820-05-22

IFIHE ESSENCE of PEARL end PEA It!.
DENTIFRICE, invented by tie late Jacob Hemet,
Dentist to IM Royal Family, have been proved by long &a-
peman to giestly excel, bush in elegance and efficacy,
every other preparation fur the Teeth and Gars; they el.
fetteally preserve the Teeth la a *nand state even to old age,
reader them white and beautiful without lopairias tbs
enamel, fasten such as are louse, sad keep such as are dr.
rayed from becoming worse. They likewise render the
bread, delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, in-decry
cure the Scurvy is the gums, and make Owns grew Gros and
three to the Teeth.—The &wines is particularly ream.
mended to Parents and Persons who have the ease of
Children as the greatest priori votive of young and trader
Teeth. None are genuine bet what bays the words,
" J. Hemet, Bay and Blew, Cocksper.aireet," engraved
is the Stamp. Price 4a. ed each.
BAYLEY% TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS,
fur (skiing lakarde and Stains ual,of Lammed Lineii. The
getielea is @irked " W. Bayley" ell she Rex and Wrapper.
Also his SCOURING DROPS,,fer Wising Grams eat of
.Silk Neff. Wadies Cloth, Ste. price le. each.
VERITABLE, POMMADE DIVINE, price Se. dd. the
glen.
Wok Wholesale sod Retell, by Bayley aid Bk., Ne-
hmen, Ceekepereireet, Lambe.
London, England, 1820-05-22

WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY,
Complete is G•
This Jay is published, in one large volume octavo, without
the onstallest abridgment, price 14s. iu boards, a new Edi-
tion of
A CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DIC-
ER. TIONARY, and Expositor of the Englials Inuguage.
By JOHN WALKER,
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HISTORY of EN(;LAN 0, from the first
ZS Invasion by the Romans to the Accession of
Hersey VIII.
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MARRIAGES.

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daughter; and at the same time %Valiant, et.le-I .nts, of Win.
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daughter ut the lisle bleuder Maws, Esq. of Heel Hum..,
Bucks.

On Thursday, by the Rev. T Rtirrongh, brother of the
Judge, Thomas Howard Fervirk, Esti. ituyul Eaginerrs, to
Marianne, second daughter of the Hutt. Mr. Justice Bur.
rough. Immediately utter the ten-molly the happy pair set
WV fur Northwood Park, the seat ut George Ward, Esq. late
of Wight.
DEATH.
On the 2711 ult. at Moulton, near Spalding, Miss Mar-
lton, a maiden lady, for many years a schoolmistress at that
place, aged 60. She was of a very eccentric character, pars.-
moniuus to an extreme, living on bread and water and a few
vegetables for more than the two years preceding her death;
yet abe bag left a eausiderable property, which tomes to a
war relatioa, a poor labouring woman. Tie day before
she died, Miss Harmon seat fur a newspaper, said she was
auxieua to know bow the Quote went on in her trial, and
expressed great seal for bee welfare.

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POETRY.

The dbilowing Yeses are not intended 'tactly os a
Parody to Ilinore's beautiful words, but from the expressions
being more homely, and the similin, if not more natural,
■t least not sn supernatural, tbey may approach nearer in
style to the original sung, aed be also better adapted to the
culinary air, of "Peas want a trencher.'
AN 01.1) CORRESPOND( NT.

Whets first n Lass I courted.
From night tilt morn I sported,
Fur by her wiles,
And winning smiles,
My senses were tiansportrisl.
Love c.iuglit me soon, like tinder.
And nought soy heart could binder,
Had it been lung
lu flame so strong,
From being burnt to cinder.
11.
For truly, without joking,
My Hood, I found, was smoking;
Yet fire so hot,
Young Love coml.! not
Refrain himself from poking.
But when my heart was burning,
Like steaks, for want of
'Twos time to change;
Sr now I range,
All spurt with Cupid spurning.
111.
%Yids me I'm sure that you wit:
Think him a God most creel.—
A wicked sprite,
Who mould delight
To add to tirc fresh fuel.
If then you'd shun his power,
rie'er real in Beauty's bower;
Cut as you r.,vc
Thro' Cupid's grove,
Pluck here aryl there a dower.

FA•QIIIO\ABLB ARRIVALS nod DSPARTURES.
London, England, 1820-12-06

ARRIVALS.

The Earl nud Countess of Carlseuipton end family, at
thew house its Bruton street, Berkeley-square, fur the sea-
son, from their seat, Pityor's Hill, Surrey.
At the London lintel, Albemarle-street :—(Grow and
Mrs. Elliott sod family, from Madras ; sad Mr. sod Mrs.
Drunison and family, from Tunbridge Wells.
London, England, 1820-12-06

BOXING.

The plains of Mloleery Hurst, so distinguished for manly
COMIMIA, WAI, a disgrace to the theatre of warfare yesterday,
in a combat biter, ti Joshua Hudson, ■n intrepid n stone
botur, and a gen.lematt's servant. named Williams, who
fancied !simnel!' an a ntaarring man, but without the capabili-
ties of an operato►.
Detail is quite unnec rrrrr y. A worse man never entered
a ring; and although he made a line flourish its the first
round, he hail nu other chance but that of briogitoored at
his ail, y. pl . Hudson won the fight, of five
rounds, in lens than nine minutes; and such an apology fur
a fighting mail as Mister Williams was never before seen.
The Jay ens fine, hut the amateurs did not exceed two
hundred, and the disappointment will probably be a damper
to the very few respectable people, who vapid to knew bet.
ter than to be plundered of theM
_fitr proms in had..
London, England, 1820-12-06

CITY BUSINESS.

Yesterday the Lent Mayor lucid Court of Aldermen at
Guildhall fur the tesseral dispatch of public business, at
which sundry 'seasons were awurn into the office of broker,
aed where allowed,

The Court was °crispier, at considerable length in the con-
sideration of presenting an Adds, as to his Nlajesty, urd
agreed to 3 Resolution thtreret, which was ordered to be
advertised.

The draft of an Aflolress was then considered, mid after
mach disci:moon finally agreed to, ordered to be fairly
irsimeribril, signed tlw Town Cleik, and presented to his
Majesty by the whole Court—god the Sheriffs, atteuded by
the Reatembraneer, Orgised so wait noon his 111sjesty forth-
with, tu know his Royal pleasure when be Court should
•ttend him with the same.
London, England, 1820-12-06

FOE THE TEETH.

OTTEK'S ASIA ile TOOTH POW-
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universally by prestress of rash in this country, and all Flll
reign Court*, sod recusoniended by the most respectable
Plrdlcal Aothorities. This Powder cleanses and brautines
tlw Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses nu acid that can
corrode the esmine:, and puts a beautiful polish usi the
Teeth. It is well ittsown that many Powders possess 111111 ill.
ties highly deleterious, but the Public will be coavioced
that this Powder could riot have stood Ilse long test of fifty
years' experrence, and met with sect' distinguished patronage
and sauces as it has dune, stolen its properties were calcu-
it...l not only to clews, but to preserve the Teeth.
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oss'.y Manufactory, No. 3, peaufort•buikJisgs, Strand; awl
/.. ■il the roost respectable Peifemera and 31cdtclue Yea.
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THORP, MAYOR.

The COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDERMEN,
held on TUESDAY, the sth Day of December, 1820,
and in the First Year of the Reims of George thr
Fourth, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain end
Ireland, King, &c.
RrsoureD,
THA I' r datifed and loyal ADDRESS be pre.
seated to his Majesty by this Court, expressive of err
abhorrence of the daring sod violent doctrines and pro-
ceedings now reicoorsred by wicked and desicniag
evidently trudmg to the overthrew of the Constitution, and
ultimately the destrarriion of the Country ; and declaratory
of nor elntramination to maintain, to the utmost of tour
power, the Throne of these Realms from ell secret attarh•
and open sioiener, and to protect oar Religion and laws
from the inroads of &edition and Infidrlity.
WOODTHORPE.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Novemseu
THE COURT of DiIItrCTORS of the
UNITED COMPAST of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading Se Ma EAST INDIES, do hereby vine
Notice,
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the
Company appoiotrd to be held at their House ea Leadeolsall-
street on WEDNESDAY. the 96th Therwmtirr next, is far-
ther made special, for the purpose et laying before the
Proprietors fur their approbation, in conformity with the
17th section of the 6i h rhapter of the By-Laws, a Resolution
of the Court of Dirrrtors of the Sib instant, proporimr the
establishment of a New OtSce, with a salary of three hun-
dred pounds per anointment the Company's Military Seminary
at Addiscombe, for the instruction of the Cadrts at that
Institution in the science of Military Surveying.
The said Resolution i■ open at this House for the in-
spection of the Proprietors.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-01-12

SUdillEY SASSIONS. JANUARY 11.

These Sessions for the county came on this day
in Horsemonger-lane, before Mr. HARRISON, and
the whole Magistrscy of the lousily.
The swearing in of the Grand Jury was begun
first; which done, the CHAIRMAN addressed them
as follows:—" Gentlemen, It is with the utmost
regret I announce to you the great yuatiti,y of
offences that will come before you. no less than si;
Set this regret is cousideruby diminished by seeing
that there is none of any great ettortuuty. If iii the
course of your duly you should filol soy difficulty.
the Court will be very happy to asinst you with its
advice."

The Clerk then read the Art against riotous
assemblies sod going armed. and the King's Pro-
clamation alpinist vice and immorality.
Mr. Catscotti observed. thit as there was such
• numerous body of Mviristpties present, it would
be best to proceed iu the election of • surveyor for
the county.
A Magistrate. whose name we could not learn,
called the Gentleman to order. observing that the
Court was for the admiuistration of justice. and
ought not to have its time occupied fur the gr•tifi-
catioo of private individuals.

The Court then proceeded to county 'twinges.

CORONER'S INQUEST.

As inquisition was held on Monday sight before Thomas
Midis& Esq. Coroner, at the Middlesex Hospital, cm the
boily of Ansi Rembie, aged 30 years.
Richard Nuke, Esq. of Clifford's-Inn, slated, that about
twelve o'clock on Sunday night was • fortnight be was at his
father's bower, 79, Charlutte•street, Pitaroy.►qure ; be heard
• noise in the area ; be west with • light up the passage to
see what was the cause, thinking some penes had broken
is, when be was alarmed by bewail • loud knocking at the
door; he west and ripened it, and found two sea standing
there, who Wormed him that a woman had Mlles dons
She area; ha went there, and saw the demand lying under
the water.cisters ; be had her removed immediately into
the kitchen, and seat for Air. Adams, the surgeon, who at.
tended is • few missies, a■d dressed • wound spun her
brad ; after which he advised her to be taken to the Moipital.
which was dune. Verdict—Amish/alai Dad*.
London, England, 1820-01-12

'~ ;~

Crethlgswa• 110 ; 370 Sweats 21 a 101.1. ; ISO Bengal.
741. aSd per lb. The imports are 4,037 hags Charleston
r n.l S ivannah, 316 other puts of U. S. 763 Brasil. Total
5,116 bags
Only one small priblie sale of R. P Sager has lakes place
this week, and she business doom ha. bees confined to about
Itge hhils at former price.. In Foreign and East India
there is an 'heroine. fa The early part of the week we had
ammo diessaad fur Offs% and a few parcels were picked up
. at 1264 for gond Domingo, End 139• fur very fine middling
Patch; but the intivitit has since Loren flat, and the only
sales made are of a few Ind. of Dutch, chiefly to the grocers,
at 116 s. • 1449.19.1. Ake ord:wary to good ordinary, up to 1375.
fur film middling
We have 11..11414g doing is East India Rice, sad nnly a
few citric. of middling Carolina have been sold at 19s. 6d. a
Pas. 34. Cocoa, Ginger, and Rum have been without in.
()wiry. Pepper hey sold at Sid ; and a few bags of Pimento,
of good (rattly, have brought 9d. per lb. Small Jamaica
Logwood has been purchased at the ship's side at 61.45. 6.1.;
her • there has been little hurley fur other descriptions of
Dyewoods. We have a steady demand for Montreal Put and
Pearl Ashes at Us for the former, and 40.. for the latter.
!Ain Tallow kali brought 59.. A parcel of 4,400 prime Rio
Grande Hides was taken in at postale sale (the whole not
tieing landed). ••d is held at 91.4.; salted American Os
. have sold at , and salted Beene' Ayres Horse Hides at
fla. St a 6. 9,1.
There has been a fair inquiry for Tobacco for the home
trade ; prices steady.
Good qualifies of Irish Wheat have sold at a small ad-
vance on last week's pricts.
Shuinac remains steady, about 600 bags Sicily haringbeess
disposed of at 21s. to 225. per ewt.

Figb Out) remain steady Rapeseed Oil is scarce, and
some speculative purchases have been made. Linseed Oil
is rather lower, but extensive sates have been lead,.

Postscript, Tuesday, January 11, 1820, Fou► o'Cloet
SICSAIILTIIi` public sale 0f 434 hhds. of St. Lucia today
went riff with spirit at fall price*, brit the business done in
the market by private contract was very limited.
Covvou —The quoted prices are those which were ob-
ward last week by public sale, the market having beru
suite stagnant finer, chiefly in conserrence of the weather
not permitting any shipments to be made.

tePlit.itoN IN7 KLLIGENCE.
London, England, 1820-01-12

with frsitk, tea, indeed. a very eltelpful espy's.
sion of assinteuance. asked me fur some brandy to
treat !Os sailor, at pa • g. He drank with them.
and • beosepanied them on deck without giviug,
them any further du* We then landed them.
and they proceededmilitiout interruption towards
the • •
fortress. ; , •
" All that paned siteS, tschi and the sailors •
who were separated from him, together with the sig-
*vibrant word.—"" Is will toot he in thy power to
take me to Okotsk." give me much anxiety. The
return of the sailorvappeered to be very .uncertiist.
I could retain their sick insister as • hostage. but
meld not prevent his rash speech from being realliied.
'nether I should put hilts rain:news* a matter of dir.
cult deliberation. sand yet, all circumstances coon.
deceit, that appeared to me ilieconeselikely to prove
moot beneficial to our imprisoned commingles. In
case he should nit return. I resolied to proceed
immediately to the Inures.. I knew enough of
Jitp these to make myself onilerstood, and I thooght,
if our eisosponions were still alive, such a proceed-
ing could not render their fate worse ;• while, in
ease they were dead. the whole affair, together with
all my anxieties. would .he speedily brought to.it
(1.-cioinii. I communicated my ide.is tw the minor
of my iiScers, as it was, Preretill foe the service to
give lain early issfurinition. in coneeqiisuce of the
execuiton of some duiire resnaiiiing yet-incomplete.
As he concurred with Inv iii ul on, I told Kochi,
that lie might go on shire as soon as he pleased,
and that I would trust to his bnnonr foe his roars..
If he did nut come again it would cost roe my
life.