biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND,
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Attg.49,
will lie performed, id tease, as ex-troopers, tempo-
rary Sketch, called
PATENT SEASONS.
(Previous to which an Address, is the character of the
Comic Mute, will be spokes by Sim Kelly.)
Mr. Drill, Mr. Mirky; Geufry Muffiucap, Mr. Wilkin•
end; Omit Retina, Mr. Peareuau ,• Garrick, Mr. %Trench.
'limbs, Miss Kelly; Melposseoe, Miss Love; Polly, Miss
Carew.
Tu conclude witb an Apology fur a PrOCIMMIOO, mid a
Gaud finale., by all Abe characters of the English Opera.
/usage.

After which,l2th time, • new Romantic Melo-drams, in three
parts, founded us the celebrated Talc called
THE VAMPIRE;
Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES.
Cherub. rs in the intruded.", y Vieius—The Vampire, Mr.
T. I'. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cludterley; Gude,
MOS LOVC; Arid, Miss Wurgman.
Characters in the Drsula—Ruthven, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Predawn; McSwill, Mr.
Rader. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Bridget,
Mrs. Grove; Effie, Mies Carew.
To coot:tide with, 3d time, an entirely new Farce, in two
acts, called
WHANG FONG; Or, HOW REMARKABLE!
M Chatillos, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Mr. I .ovemure,
Mr. rearman ; Mr. Mortnur, Mr. Lancaster; Zeilekish
Inlet, Mr. Wilkinson ; Timothy. Mr. Miley. Mrs. Rani.
lariat, Mrs. Grove ; Clara, Mies Love; Susais„./11rs. Pinder
(true the Scarborough Theatre, her 3d appesrauce on a
!Ando° stage).
The spacious Saloom bag bees again tastefully kited up
Silk • or. design, reprimentisg an Illuminated Oriental
Gelder', and will be opened ae rasa! at Eight o'Clurk, fur
ilw admittance of the S,:cond Price, which CUOIMCOCeII at
Nine.
Doom opes at Half.past Six, and the Performance to be.
gin at Seven.
Briers, hs ; Second Price, 3a —Pit, 31. ; Serond Price,
8,1-.4„,wer Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is—Capper Gal-
e'', Is.; Second Price. ed.
Private Bums may be bad nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of
*boat Flares are to be taken, at the Box Office, Strand En-
trance, frins Ten till Four.
The Vampire will be repeated every evening till further
cot ir or.
'fu•morruw, Patent &ammo, with Woman', Will.
A sire Operatic Drama, in three acts, will be produced is
• f w lay..
London, England, 1820-08-23

EYTON, Stork -broker, 2, Cornhill, begs leave
to later. his Friend., Tickets and Share. for the New
Lottery are now on Sale at his Olllee. The new features of
the present Lottery are so favourable to Purchasers that
ETION has not the least doubt there will be a scarcely
before the 30th of this Mouth (August), on which day the
Lottery commences sad Moieties. There are no Claus', all
Slerliap Notify, no referee of Tickets by the Contractor, as
I. runner Lotteries; every Number put into the Wheel, so
that every Ticket will deride its owe late, and no other.—
Thirty Prises of 20,0001., 1,0001, 6001., 400/, all in One
Day.

Jand J. SIVIEWRIGHT have great pleasure
• in bearing testimony to the superior merits of the
new Lottery, which they can confideatly recommend as
being highly deserving of the patronage of the Public.
There will he no reserve of Tickets; TWO PRIZES of
20.0001. and Twenty-eight other Capitals. All the Prizes
will be paid in Steeling Money; every Ticket will be drawn
out of the Wheel singly; 11,2001. added to the Scheme io
extra Mazes; and the whole will be decided in One Day,
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Tickets sad Shares are selling by J. and J. SIV CITRIC HT,
37, Conduit; 11, Holborn; 38, Haymarket; and 141,
Oxfuril.street, London ; who sold in the last Lottery,
No. 9,814, 20,0001.—No. 12,313, 10,0001.—with ninny minor
Capitals of 5001., 2001., sm.; and by the Agents In the
Country, of whom explanatory Schemes may be had gratis.
London, England, 1820-08-23

THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, Avoure 22.

The LORD CRANCILLOR catered the House at bye mi-
nutes after tea o'clock, mid prayers were read.
The at 'radium of staggers was greater than usual, both
above and below the bar.
The names of the Peers befog called over, the Counsel
wrre ordered ii be called in.
The luterprettr took kis station, sad the whams Meocchi
wee put to the bar.
'llse SoliciturA;recial resumed the examination.
Wittier* said _yesterday that he welt to Bavaria with the
Princess, dui be go to Cadman.? Yee
Did he go slim to Nuremberg aid Trieste? Yes.
la door jemmies were the chambers of Bergsnii aid of the
Prioress cousiguoas ? I wish to know generally if the rooms
sae cuitiiguuus to each other; if they weer 'unarmed with
each other or at a distance? Near or far off? A. 'lle uriginal
repression had a double totaniug, sod their Lordahips ought
take which they liked.
Mr. itroughtiat—When a wituese gives an answer capable
of a double meaning. I submit that the explanation should
be left to be desnauded by pattiug a 'newt grestion.
The tpiestiuu was agaiu put.
More wear than far.
Lhd the spartatcuto generally communicate with each
other ? Yes.
%Vete the apartments of the Princess and Origami gene-
rally separated Iron those occupied by the seat of the suite ?
Yes.
Who selected the apartment, generally fur sterphig, the
Princess or Sergaust ? They both made distributiou of the
chambers.
Did Itergarni travel is the same carriage with the Prin.
ems? Ire ; it the journey to times tird Baratta.
Whew wilier's says Bavaria, does he meaty also all Ger-
amity ? Yea.
Was it the Initiates@ of wituess to prepare the carriages amid
thisigs for the juermy, and to put them tutu the coach ? Yea.
Doe* he knee i• what particular part of the carriage Her-
pail is g I sat ?He did nut remember.
Dues witless remember at any lime fusing a bottle io the
carriage ? Ile footed owe bottle these.
Was that usually its the carriage when the Princess sad
Desnatesi travelled together! Yes.
Will the *Uwe*, explain the cuastructioa of the bottle as
Sc the topraimg—aa• it large or small I It was three or four
itiches work.
Does Hie u itigss haus, from say eeelsebs be fousd la It

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London, England, 1820-02-12

ROBBKRY.

Yesterday morning a person, having the appearsece of •
Gem [rowan, about 28 years of age, called at the boom of Mr.
Hematites* Ohlerman, of No. 2, New Loadorestreet, Crotch-
ed Friars,and there being a bill meek up la the wiudow,
that part of the house was to let; he saiJ be wanted a
wit of apartment., end after having looked all over the
house, he Axed upon four rooms, tied requested to know the
reed expected fur them. Mr. Olden's*a out being prepared,
desired to have his address, for the purpose of dropping a
lisle as the subj.et, and gave him • card of address, which
ha took flat of a small pocket-book, on which was written
Mr. Thomas, 9, Throekniortomalrret." Then be was me
the point of leaving the piece, be said that he had dropped
a was glove up stairs, which be would mot like to lose. Mr.
Oldenewn went up stairs to look for it, whew be felted an
old ragged glove instead of • new one, soda hastening
down stairs be finind the man gone sod the house doer left
epee, which raised his suspicion, and upon coteries the par-
lour, be discovered that the villain had stole. • valuable sold
watch set in diansueds, together with gold chain said web,
which hung in the parlour. Upon inquiry al No 9, Throck-
emotes-street, Mr. Thomas resides there, mid bevies apart-
ments to let, was served the same trick.
London, England, 1820-11-06

REMOVAL TO ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE PRE-
MISES, 147, STRA N D, NEAR SOMERSET-HOUSE.
Under the Patronage of the Royal Family.
GF. WILING mud C•. feel grateful Inr the
• extraordinary Support of the Nubility sad Gentry%
which hiss rendered a removal from 394, Strand, indispens-
able. Urling's Lace being thus sanclitined iu its claims ou
the fashiuuahle world, the Patentees forbear any further
eakuriani nn its merits. It mar, however, be proper to re-
mark, ilpt being louder the Letters Patent, no imita-
tion can be genuine, as various attempts by *tucking, &r.
hay.e been imposed on the public, which exhibit florir natural
fibrous qualities WI the first washing.
N.H.—Real Point Veils, Scarves, Dreamt, &e. on the new
principle.

CIA)AILS FOR THE THEATRES, EVENING PARTIES,
. TRAVELLING IN GENERAL.
WHIZ Lathes of the Nobility sad Gentry ore
1 most respectfully informed, that the SHEWROOMS
of F. THOMPSON (late Clemeuiron and Thompson, the
Inventors sad Introdncers of those much-admired and very

beneficial Garments, the ENVELOPES, BEAVER and
COATING WRAPPING CLOAKS) are always furnished
with an useqnslled Assortment of those Article., each bay-
au; its fixed price legibly attached. Their well-known cele-
brity as a complete wrap in proceeding to and from Routs,
in sudden transitions frown heat to cold, &r. have beta
spoken of in the highest terms by thooorools of Purchase,.
at the WOOLLEN DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, establish-
Ed A.D. 1750.—Cloths of every description.
344, Oxford-street,
opposite Great Portland-street.
London, England, 1820-11-06

POSTA N, Purstwor Candles to his M j sty,
No. 387, Strand, • corner of S,inthampton-street, re-
spectfully returns thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public,
fur the very extensive patronage !widowed on his peculiar
and highly advantageous A isortment of WAX and SPER-
MACETI LIGHTS. Amour the essentials of household
economy, few perhaps claim an important a consideration as
the article of Candles. Families may depend upon !wing
supplied wish Wield Candles of the finest qiiality, rionspi-
owns fur their durable, clear, and steady lustre, and with
Whets of common descriptions, replete in the recommenda-
tion, utility, and cheapness. In addition to these induce-
theists, a newly-invented Scented Mould Candle is Offered,
superior In auy thing of the kind hitherto attempted, hieing
at once capable of affording unrivalled light, and of ectusity
successful in superseding the unpleasant rMuvia common
to tallow. .

Currtry Orders punctually attendee! to.
London, England, 1820-11-06

r HE NEXT or KIN (if any) of ROBERT
IL GUMMING, lair of the East hulls merchaut ship
Marquis of Ely, deceased, by applying to Mr. Owen, No. 3,
Be Doctors Commons, miy bear of something to
their advantsgis.
London, England, 1820-11-06

BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
Wareboute, 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy steps,
Loudon.
WIN BURGESS and SON. being apprised
N of the numerous endeavours made by minty persons in
impose a spurious wide fur their make, fuel it incumbent
upon them to request the attention of the Public, in par-
, liaising what they conceive to be the Origiust, tos+bse►ve the
Name and Address corresponds with the abuse—the c I
isppeassuce of the spurious 'lmre iptioe• wilt deceive the un-
guarded, and fur their detection, J. B. and Suss submit the
following Cautions: some are iu appearaucs at first sight
" The Genuine," but without any Name or Address--some
" Burgess's Essence of Anchovies"—others " Burgles"
aud many more without Address.
JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years
honoured with such distiaguished approbation, feel every
eeutiment of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so-
licit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what
they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will pre.
vent massy ditappointmeids.
BIIitGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, haviug
given such great satisfactiou, continues to be prepared by
them, and is recommended as a must useful and convenient
Sewee—wiil keep good in all climates.
Warehouse, 107, Strand, cursier of the Savoy-steps, Lou-
don —(The Origiord Fish-Sauce Wart-boost.)
London, England, 1820-11-06

SU BSCR I PTION TO A F FOR D TEMPORARY RELIEF
TO THE uEsTrruTE, AND NIGHTLY SHELTER
TO THE HOL/SELESS.
A GENERA L itIEETING of the SU R.
SCRIBERS to the above Fund will take place in the
Egyptitio Hall, at the Minium Hoime, on MONDAY
N EXT, November oth, at One u'Clock, when a Report of
the Proceedings of the Committee durnig the lasi Winter
will be present. d.
Tbe Right Hun. the Lord Mayor, M.P. Proident of the
Committee, will Irk, the Chair at Two o'clock procirely.
(Signed) W. H. BODKIN, Hon. See.
Committee-Room, 27, Poultry,
October 30, 1820.
London, England, 1820-08-24

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

TIAMBURGH MAIL.

VIENNA, AUGUST 6.
The Court Gazette of to-day contaiga the follow.
ing article :

'• We have been requested by the Embassy of
bia Majesty the King of Great Britain to the Im-
perial Court to insert in our paper the following
declaration, via. that the stateinents which ire con•
tamed iii un article dated Vienna, in No. 215 of the
Allgexteine Zeiliong of August 1, ths year, respect-
ing several witnesses on the trial of the Queen of
England, in reference to the British Einbinisy, arc
mere fictions and lies."

ANcONA, JULY e 7.,

Account« from Jostionia slate, Will Ali Podia
had liniithcr interview with the English Governor
of the Wats& ; the latter declared to him that he
lied not to expect any aid or mediation from the
Engliph Givernment, which cannot have any COD..
nexii n with the rebellious subjects of the Grand
Seiguor, as It Is it peace with the Porte.

SWITZERLAND. ALMOST 7.

Accounts from Mato!,lieu say, that I►.qulnrr ore
malting there for • large bowie fur the Prince of
Prier. as he intends to leave Rome and Italy.
The Neapolitan merchant •hips will sail under
the old flag.
As the Turkish lent ended on the 20th June,
we may shortly expect important 'sealant Albania.
London, England, 1820-08-24

" But, look ! amazement on thy enutber sitet
Oh, step between her and her fighturgnuul! '

_
• • • •
Speck to her, Hamlet"—
Mr. KEAN gave to those words of Hamlet,
" How is it with you, Madam?"
a degree of desobtion winch none other ever so ab.
solutely expresse•l as himself.
We will not pursue these beauties of Mr. KeAN'S
Huwlet further. We should occupy too much
gtuuttil, if we suffered ourselves to go on siith the
bent of our feeling and inclination ; but we most
odd, that even Mr. KEAN's finest scenes ere nut
al*aya free from the fault of over-rioting; mid,
putting out the paroxysms of passion, are not sel-
dom blemished for want of dignity. He has a
better expression of passion, or rather he has more
real passion, than the best of his immediate prede.
cessors. But he never, as yet, has made se harsta.
'dims a whole as some of them.

The 111inisterial hunters' feast is mato fesciorsns
they anticipated, notwithstiOdung my Lord C...--
hiving bagged npoarda of 100 brace of Italian
swallows for the occasion; and also basing employ.
3345 f ed their excellent Cook, who Aw l; ;a es •
Leech !otheiraud catenng of these " • ow
edge."
~ tire . :
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London, England, 1820-08-24

MR. ERIN.

The Hamlet of this actor demands less censure
than any one of the Ferrol-motives of the former
nights. It has more of an entire piece. more
wholeness ; and the production is one of greto
beauty and effect. Pitt of this just and pleasing
effect is produced by the originality and truth •
of the drawing. We first perceive this in the '
scene when Hamlet follows the Ghost. The wetland.
manlier of the words and deportment of Houtlee,
was here eminently Mr. KEA NIA own. The degree
and kind of fear or awe, or Miler of both, which
really belong to the umitsion, was expressed :nine
faithfully than we have ever before sec.,, especially
when hamlet says, " I'd go no further." The
manner of his subsequent explanation with Ho-
ratio and Nurcellus, relative to the Chost's hue
*Meat, was more cutoomatit with Hamlet's position
sqd feelings than that which is usually adopted,--
He did not mock the companions of this dread
hour and scene, as has been generally done by for.
rater actors, but begat' his replies as if he did at
first mean to import something of the fearful mys-
tery to both, but (as on a sudden thought) toroing
aside from the intention, in uttering the worth—
s' There's neer a villain," tic.
In the scene with aphelia, "flitch seems in the
poet's intention to have been in reality half mad."
ness in Hamlet, nothing was wanting in Mr. KILN'.
acting to give strength, or beauty, or correctnem to
the culnurnig. The hurry and vrheinetice of pas.
sion, and the almost indescribable volubility of
utterance. were complete, and never can be ex-
celled. This indeed, as we have said, is one of the
great qualities of Mr. KEAN. lie himself 611s.up
to fulness as the character rises ; and the character
does scarcely in any case rite beyond him.
The merit of which we now speak, was conspi-
cuous in all Hamlet's great scenes of passion and
agitation throngriont the play-
-4t 0! good Horatio, I'd take the Ghost's word
Thousaud poamis. Did'st perceive?'
The suffocation (lo we must call it, for re can
rind no other word to utter our meaning) of that
passage, costumed milli its of thought's at one
burst. The greater part -of the acetic with his
mother in the closet, was of the same liehratelit
qualities. One line, huivere•, in that Was in a dif-
ferent tone ; and, by its rine cotstmo, produced
amazing effect. After the Ghost says, speaking of
the Queen, •
London, England, 1820-08-24

SURREY THEATRE. •
THIS EVEN I NG, TH U RS DA Y, August 44,
will be presented the favourite Barletta of
TKII•K FOR TRICK;
OR, THE MAN AND THE MAID.
Brass, Mr. ! Captain Olrhander, Mr. VHS.
williaa!! John Blunt, Mr. FillWilll4,ll !!! Lacy, Miss Cope-
lard; Madame L'Avare, Miss Copeland.
To which will be added (fourth time), an Historical Tragic
Melo.drama, in Three Acts, 'stilled,
CORSI N 0 ;
OR, THE VAULTED CAVERN.
Alphonse, Bing ofCastile, Mr. Clifford; Onion, Count
SI. Lures, Mr. Bengough; Creaario, his Son, Mr. Huntley.
Amelroes, Priscess of Castile, Miss Norton ; Otlilia, Mar-
chioness, Guzman, Min Taylor.
After whit h Oast time this season).the celebrated Barletta of
THREE TIMES THREE;
Or, BOYS. GIRLS, AND GUARDIANS.
Bumper, Mr. Adcock; Buckthorn, Mr. Elb.; Picrpset,
Mr. Wyatt; William, Mr. Leonard; Henry, Mr. ;
Charles, Mr. Payne. Susan, Miu Copeland; Mary, Miss
A. Pitt I Nancy, Miss Jonas.
boars, 4s.—Pit, IL—Gallery, Is.
Doors spew at Half•past Five, begin ■t Half•past
Half-price at Half-paat F.ight.
Oa Thursday will be produeed an entirely new Broad
Comic klurktia, called Stop Thief! or The Horrors of the
Forest.
London, England, 1820-08-24

- , , •.
some of those who had been there, and was told by
them that tentiarm was intended to Mr. Nurnisi ;
but that one of the party having gone ifirc, the
house for arms, and Mr. Numbs and lie living heard
as if struggling in the hall, same unfortunate. tuts.
crearit fired the fatal shot by which ,Mr. N. 1.-11.
After Singleton had araerrirled the platform. lie,
in ass audible and firmly resasiner. made a ►butt
rlaration to she reirrountling multitude, iu Irish, le
the same effect Its the above, in which he entreated
or thrill ensphaticAly In give up their arms.aint con.
duet themarlveu peaceably. He then commene►d
a prayer for merry, through the merits of Jesus
Christ, stud the drop fell.

The Rev. Mr. England immediately procerdej
to the place where the two guns were cum:poled;
ihry were made up iii hay, hid iu a wall. They
were given to the Rev, Mr. Muloner, pari,h
priest, for the purpose of bring restored to .iir
OWUrfe.

Mr. England then lnoceeded to Chide-vine In
Rive Bishop
CCoppiugr►, who was there on har, V 1.114.
the information sod flames which he had r..
ceirrd from the cuovict, and they were also commis.
iricated to the respective Pswish Priests of the per.
tiro. ►Mr. E. their, at the requr ..t of Doctor Como..
ger proceeded on yesterday, which was a bolirlav,
the festival of the Assumption of the Blessed Vir.
gin, to Newtown Chapel, which is iu the pafe►h
where Singleton heed, and conveyed to the
gregatiosi his Lordship's entreaty as well as that of
Singleton, to give io their arms, and so look only
to peaceable poisons. He also stied I„, hope
that hi. Majesty's Goverionetst would overlook
what had already taken place if there Wl* a COlition_
once or peace—and his conviction, that the err'
cute of any of the parish priests, that lie had received
arms from any particular individual, would protect
hied from any prosecution for what had takes, plat-e,
except in ca►es of murder, or similar outrageous
offence*. He then visited some individuals to %those
he had particular messages, and waited on Mr.
Boggs, the Sub-Sheriff, to express his convictions
that if Government would authorise the Clerat Weil
to give the amnesty to which hr hail alluded, a
con• siderable quantity of arms would be obtained.
London, England, 1820-08-24

TUESDAY NEXT.

QWIFT and CO. sire selling the Tickets and
►.7 Shares of the New Lottery, the whale of which will he
drawn ow ►he 30th of the present Month. This Lottery
COMMIS of only 5,600 Tickets, mid has 30 Capitsls, tote.
thee with the due proportion of 'mail Prises, making in the
whole f 11,200 more thaw the usual amount of Prize Money
fur !beanie Humber of Tickets. All the Prizes in this Lot-
tery are of Sterling Money.
Schemes at large at SWIFT trod CO.'. Old and Fortu-
nate Others, No. 11, Poultry ; 12, Charing.croas; and 31,
Aldgats Hiyh.strert.
London, England, 1820-08-24

By hie Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
1- EAKE'S Genuine PILLS, justly famous floe
curin, in all its *ages, a Certais Disease. One
small Pill is a dose; and the taking of one Box, is • ro-
rent Care, will SOUR CaliWillee the Patina sit the certainty of
his speedy recovery. Nothing can he better contrived, more
ode, or mere convenient liras this remedy, for sisch as are
obliged to pjoursies or le see, as it seeds so coollsessent
or restraint of diet; sad 00 year* experience (is am assas-
sin practice) has proved that it will effect a are, Theo re-
peeled salinities as 4 all ether methods swill Deihl*. For
the Scurvy sod other Cheesiest Doweirre, this Medicise
has net its parallel. Upwards of 40,010 persons, of both
ewe, have here radiattly owed of she shove creel Dis-
orders within the Init_eight years. Prepared and soli by
the sole Proprielore, T. TAYLOR and SONS, Surgeons • ;
at their Wiese, No. IP, New Bridge-street, I. homes of only
Ir. ltd. each, Arty Two hack doors sod
lights is die passages at eight. They are Woe Pohl by their
appointssest, with copiers direction, at Mr. He/bones
Toy.shop, 100, Oxford-street ; Mr. Dislisessgh'a, 7, Fish-
street-hilt, warty opposite the Miasma; as Mr. asster's.
Edinburgh; Mr. Newbery's, Debits ; and by one person
is every cossiderable taws I. Great &Oslo sad Ireland.
Advice gratis to peewee taking the awe, or etb of
the Propristers' Ileiticises.--qlesse sod Sessisal Wedmore,
eared, sad lithos, pest paid, armee&
• lin do list reignited by the Royal Colby of rand...
London, England, 1820-08-24

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTINOUTII. AUGUST 22.
Sailed dee Nearclaus, Herring. fur Sierra Leone.
PLYMOUTH, AVG INT 21.
Arrived the Nottingham, C , from Jansaira fur Lon-
don ; and Britannia, Winder, from &million, fur Ifourdrass.
Sailed the Betsey fu► Oporto; and Juba and Grace, Brown,
for Malaga.

DtAL, ♦voosr 2?.
It Ins blown a heavy gale last night and to-dAy, arc.,,..
paused wish ►aia,daring which the Diligence and Swift Fast
India pilot yachts, Jaws, of itaangate, and Mary sad 1111 e.
0,8%311'14.04nd, ran to leeward, the two latter with lon of
1111f110, and cable.

Remain the Severn and Iphigetti• frigates. the latter far
Mtnll Yormumk, to take on board the Sight Hun. Vest y
Fitzgerald, Miaimer Pleuipmeuliary to She Court of Stock-
holm.
Fire °Tisch —The wind still continues to blow hard, w ith
every appearaace of a great now of water nett tide.

• GREENLAND FISHERY.
The following is an scronot of the a►rivals of the Grp.
land fishery ships received this morning :

ABERDEEN, AUGUST 17.
Arrived the Middleton, Armstrong with 4 04s.
WHITEY, •UGUIPT 21.
Arrived the Volunteer, Craig, with 150 tuns 011; Phainiv,
Damien, 10 fish, 140 toes; Harmony, Stephens, 8 ish, 120
lan ; William and Aim, Terry, 11 ash, 125 tons; Mats,
Johnson, 8 6s/s, 95 lens; Esk, Dunbar' 9 lish,6s tun; and
Resolution, Kearsley, 1 fish, 10 tans. The Velum, not yet
arrived, is mid to have Mid fish sod 37 tuns, late is July.
MULL, AUGUST 21.
Arrived the Sltsaams, Kebab, 9 ash, 370 butts; Manchester,
Ash, 16 fish, 320 butts; Elisabeth, Colquhuun 10 ash, 382
butts; and Margaret, Marshal, 4 ash 65 butts. The Venerable
had 21 Gab, 175 kiss oar Itel July.

CORN EXCHANGE, Awns'', 23.
-..m.....

Notwithstanding the unsettled stale of the weather, awl
the shortness of the supply of Wheat, the trade was v•ry
heavy this morning at Mouday's prices, but only the Bnest
qualities could be got off on those terms. Oats continue
very heavy fall, although offered full Is. per quarter loser
then ow Monday, the buyen holding off in expectation of
considerable arrivals in a few days from Hullend. Beans
and Pease are also offered at lower prices, but there is little
or no demand fur either. Ba►ley sod oilier articles remain
as ow Monday.
London, England, 1820-08-24

rrBUSH, Pole Contractor for the Lottery, begs
* to relurn his sincere thauka to his Faends the
Country fur the repeated F s conferred ms him from
every part of the Uoited Kingdom; and, whilst he enjoys •
peculiar satisfaction in transmitting to them she Scheme of
the New Lottery, feels it • duty to impress upon them the
isecemily of onsking EARLY PIIMICKAIRE, as the demand fur
Tickets and Shares in London is unusually great, ow semswit
of she richness mad perspicuity of the Scheme, the small
number of Tickets, the simplicity of its arrasegemeat, the
numerous •dvautages in favour of Adventurers, and being
(unlike the last) plain and honest.

. .
The Scheme commies TWO PRIZES of £?0,000, and verious

other Capitals,
Besides £11,200 extra in Prizes!
All in Sterling Money!
In lhe chance of which every Purchaser will pa►ticipate.
la this Lottery every Ticket will be drawn singly from the
Wlwel, each deciding its own fate, AND NO *THAR.
Only 5,600 Tickets—no Classes.
All to be drawn in ONE DAY, NEXT WEDNESDAY,

30th of this Month.

Tickets and Shares are selling by BISH, Contractor,
No. 4, Corahill, mid 9, Charing-crues, Loadots, sad by all
the Agents to the Country.
London, England, 1820-08-24

THICATRK-KOY AL, HAYMARKET.

THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Aug. 24,
will be perfurswed Obe fivoorise Comedy of

14. EONS AND Clitnt S

Air Prier Pigeiggin, Mr. Liston; espi. Pigniggin, alias
Nrville, Mr. JOWell ; Mr. Mus, Mr. Williams; Mr. Wash',
Mr. Finley; Mr. Blenheim, Mr. J. Russell; Tern, Mr. Bar-
mud. Mrs Harvey, Mrs. Pearce; Louisa, Mira Leigh.

After which, the Comic Skoch of

svivF.s.rcit DAGGF,RWOOD.
Jl)lrester Ilsggerwuoil, Mr. J. Russell; Eustis, Mr.
Meredith.
'lO conclude with new Comedy, in three melt, called
EXCHANCiE NO ROBBERY;

Or, THE DIAMOND RING.
The Principal Character• by Messrs. Liston. Terry, Con-
nor, Barnard, Farley, Williams, Mrs. Mardyu, Miu Leigh,
Mn,..Junes, and Mrs. Gibbs.
Boxes, Ss.—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, ?B.—Second Gal-
lery, Is.
The Doors to he opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perfurm-
■nce to begin at 5c,,,,.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Mauiugham, at
the Thrat►r.
Private Boxes may be had, nightly, by application at the
Box Office.

~ She Stoops to Conquer—Persoostioo--and
Plot and Counterplot.
London, England, 1820-11-01

i~

:znorance hsd planted the seeds of ruio;—who
makest me feel in my inmost soul that to belong
to thee is happiness, and to see thy greatness is the
summit of bliss; thou who rewarded me with ecstio.
vies of joy for the mere will to do good—Alas ! for
the mere will, with powerless efforts to effect it !
Thou who haat ordasued that even errors should be
transformed into new and fertile sources of bliss ;
sopreme, incomparable Being But I can no
longer regard thee; my soul sinks !"—His tongue
now became mute. The angel extended his hand
towards him, and with a look beaming with divine
love, pressed him to his bosom, and bald) " My
brother ! .

Here Las-Casas ttwukc. On raising his tyw, he
beheld his terrestrial angel, his faithful guardian,
who had approached his bed-side to listen whether
he 14111 breathed. He attempted to 'Ptak, he wish-
elf to describe the happiness he had experienced
lint his eye-lids closed, his head sank on his pillow,
and his limbs were already stiffened hy the icy hand
death. '
London, England, 1820-11-01

TIW77I.VG IiATCII.

Cowin Jai liars haviivx undertaken In trtit a horse, which
he Man bound lo find within six weeks,l7 miles within an hour,
to ride himself, sad not to exceed 11 mum., for 300 runless,
he made the attempt ott the linntingitim mail yesterday;
hut after doing nine mile. in 31 minutes 10 seconds, the
hoses gist off his speed, and the Contain pulled up in the
MI) mile, determined not to (helms the horse es he was
behind hie time The match arose nut of a etPliVerl2l. re.
specting A►chrr fruiting 10 milts in 541 minister, in 1764.
This horse trotted the second mite in three mimeses and one
second, which is equal to the performance of the Phenomena
mare, and she could do 19 miles sit boor st the trot. Time
wails-ached in this instance at high odds.

AWFUL INSTANCI4 Or SUBDEN

Monday afternoon, as Christopher Split., Eby. • Russian
merchant, and wh,i had been Cullom., of Ilse Si Gem Re's
Volunteers', was ruining in She Su-Airfoil 'time from his
country seat at Stralford•fgreeo, to hi• Sown residence in
SpitalieWa, he was seisrd with a violent It of meeting and
coughinx while the math was going along the Flldevettl•road,
which caused the rupture of a blood-vessel, and he died
almost inomedisttly after he bad been taken into a sal-Lewes
shop.

StIICIDR.

An !evillest was held last evcaing at the Ship and O'beile
public I. iU.e Wapping.wall, nu the hudy of Mr. Jimatbaw
Hesebine, who shot himself with • pistol, at his lodgings in
ibat house. It appeared in evidence that the dee:wooed, who
Was Captain of a Leith trailer, had bergs fur aurae titer id tl
desponding way, in consequence. of the death of his Wiwr
and two brutheri. Verdie,—Temsporary Insanity.
London, England, 1820-11-01

PARIS PAPERS„

PARIS, ortoorm 48.
Lolls, by the Grace of God, Kiug of France and
Navarre, &c.
Freuchnueu—Al the moment when the law which plu-
mate's the complete issilepeadenee of your suffrages, which
secures • inure equal representation of your i•terests, is
about, for the first lime, to be carried iglu PXentlioll, I am
desirous that you should hear my voice. The circumstances
are weighty. took within •ud around you ; every thing
will point out your dangers, your rams, and your duly.
A liberty Neon and kgitimostry has been acquired fur
you; it is founded ors laws ruminating front my love for
my people, sod from my experience of the times in which
we live; Oiththerre laws it depends on you to secure the
repose, the gluey, sal the happioess of our common cava-
lry; yen hare the *Wire, learn to evitsce it by your etre-
times. Liberty can only be preserved by wisdom and loyally;
exclude from the noble office of brpotien the fomenters of
isturbance, the creators of discord, the propagators of injo-
Timis outrages spinet My governimmet, my f•mily,aud myself;
find should they ask you why yob reject them, display to
them this (ranee, so depressed five years since, but now su
miraculously restored; arrived at last at the point of re-
ceiving the reward of so many sacrificer, Of serum her
imposts ditninisbed, her publit expendithre in all its
breathes lightened. Tell them that it is not whet►
every thing flourishes, 'rely thing prospers) every thing is
improving iu your country, that you woCid pot to the
*said of their senoskin reveries, us abandon to their
penunse designs, your arts, your industries, the tuirvesis
111 your fields, Ilse lives of your children, the peace of your
liallies; i■ Au, a happiness which all the metier of the
earth corp. On all silks, a crowd of chinas present

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VPIE ROYAL FAMILY.

[cousT clacuLAß.]

Yesterday, at a quarter before twelve o'clock; his
MaJerry arrived at his Palace in Pa trent
Windsor, attended by Sir Wu. KEPPEL.
The Duke of You transacted military busine4s
with the KING yesterthy, soon after his arrival in
town from Windsor.

Yesterday the Duke of You held • Levee •s
(,'asut•uder-in-Chief, •t his Office in the Horse
Guards.

The Duke or Yeast hsd u select putty at dinner
rfOtr4lll,'•
Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE took an
ainag in the Perks.

LONDOV NOkIiMBER FASHIONS.

[From " Ache, mann: Rrposifory of Arts, Fashions;' 4.c.]

WALICINg DRHI.

A round dress composed of poplin : the bottom of the
skirt is finished with a full routrau of satin to correspond;
over this is a trimming composed of plaiting. of double
gauze cut bias, and disposed in a scroll pattern : the plait-
ed edge is covered with satin piping ; a modems of satin,
somewhat mealier than that nt the bottom, is placed abort
this trimming. The corsage is made high, with a small col.
tar, which sits rather close to She nest. Epeestette rom-
posed of satin, its the form of a wing ; there are two double
folds, one a little smaller than the other. The bottom of
the lung sleeve is finished with three narrow satin rowleaus,
disposed to furm point. in front of the arm. The pelisse
worn over this dress is composed of Bros de Naples, of a
singular hut very beautiful colour, something between a
lilac and a purple ; it is wadded, and the skirt is made
pretty full : the body is tight to the shape ; the waist, which
is of a moderate Ingth, is oroamented at the bottom by a
knot of tiltbzu.i. The peleritte is of the same material as the
pelisse; it is rounded behind, conies only to the point of the
Atoolder, and tapers down iu (runt in a manner eery adva
tageuu. to the shape. The long sleeve is rather tight to the
arm ; it IA finished at the wrist %Vali a very full trit•mimg of
gros its Nopits to correspond. The halt:sleeve is very full
and of a novel soil pretty form. The trimming °rase pelisse,
is composed of the same material, and is extremely novel
and striking : it goes mood the bottom and up the fronts,
mot also encircles the pelerine. Head-dress, a bonnet cons:
posed of the same material as the pelisse, and limed with
white satin. The brim is very large ; it is finished at the
edge with gauze to correspond : the ems. is moderately
high, and is orsumentcd with a full beissows of dossers madt
of feathers, which corresponds with the baguet. Limerick
gloves, and boots the colour of the pelisse.
London, England, 1820-11-01

THE *LRtrirsta OP BARON OMPTEDA.

Nome, Feb. 24,1819.
atß—Conviured of your amiable complaisance, of which
:J.311 have already given decisive proofs, I venture to ask a
!AVOW of you.
It is my wish that the enclosed letter, written by the late
Swiss femme as rlitnnbre Mad. De Mont, to her relative, who is
mill in the service of the Princess (mud who, according to the
address, is called Mariette Bros, although I belitVe that she
is also called De Mont), may be delivered according to the
direction which I have received, that is to say, Into the bands
of Bron liersetf, without the koosrledge of the Minces' and
of her cunfitlants who intercept all letters addressed to per-
sons of her suite. You will doubtless find msaus of convey-
ing the letter to the girl, without her knowing that the
au-
thorities of Pesaro have had any thing to do with it, and also
without her Wanting that it has passed through my 'hands;
and it would be well, prillapey to lead her to suppose dist
the letter was sent from Bologna. The person who de-
livers it to her show;d offer So take thaw of her austeery
which you wank) be good enough to trausmit to me, and
which I shall fur Ward according to its address.
What is doing *fth Ten 1 make no ilutibt of the hustle
and truitbk which the length of the Princess's fatiguing visit
tall O.

L'se your endeavours, therefore, to make her embark, and
try to persuade her that it is absolutely false that the Eng.
11,11 [eatlnnen poppet to tome and find her at Pesaro.
learn that that supposition induces her to delay her depar-
ture, and I think that in this m be might wait a long
time. Be assured, Sir, how alive lam to all your proceed.
ings; and beht've 'ne, with sentiments of the must perfect
esteten, Your very humble and obedient Servant,
D'OM PTEDA, Minister of Hanover.

P.S.-1s Hirron”tens, the maitre 'Motel, still with the
Princess! and do you think that he still is attached to her
To Mosisiehie la Chevalier Biscbi,
Thfcctur-ficueral tit the Police at Pesstro.
London, England, 1820-11-01

In the euetody of coa!et, the ofterr, charged by Ann 13tht.
tug, en intertstise you wosone, with havinq beaten her
moo' violent 'tanner, tinder the Mlowinf orcumsiaoreg :
• • • -•

It appeared in evidence that the Pripeciatrim laved with the
Defeadant as maraud for the last two years, crow to which
UMW the lived with Lady.Crtaft. but at the Cruserutrixs en.
trestles she sr,' agiain received into Lis wa vice to
tedffing of ices, such as getting hi• meals ready.. On va.
rune occasions he returned home, and placing her r.pen the
kakis* table, would whip her in in a shock iiiL;
a postillions whip manta' her screams alarmed the neigh.
hourhood. On Ssiuday night last he, returned home, and in
corperineace of her put opening the dinar quicker than
usual, hr best her wills a rollingipiti Aunt the shoulders
mild they were black anal Mae; he ale, whipped her in an
onmeiciful manner. She exhibited It back to the Magis.
Late and those present, who were absolutely disgusted at
the manner in which she had Jaen used,
Cwittea, the officer, stated,, that the lower part of her pc:.
COO w M dresalfully injured hywhippinz and all usage.
Wiveral of the neighbour., who had frequently been sa-
ner:el by the ilef,alA4 and cries of " Murder!" of the prose.
entria when the lkfenelaut was heating her, attended and
'vise to that fact, and alio being pursued by him with
ph. p into that street.
Capt.. theosy defended himself upon the ground that the
113e.steerutir bad steglected him, noel was very aggravating ;
molted things in the course of her business whirls WPM 'W-
ren/4,y for tail ColllrUfl, and she was Si extremely vexed with
herself that she would anairtimes knock her bead violently
against the well; she requested that he would beat her when.
ever she omitted any thing, for which purpose she purchased
a sod for herself with which he licit her her conduct we. so
vi;r7 aggravating last Staisday, that he was compelled to whip
her ; the wlLiposas peptlueed. The Captain was extremely
violent, and reproached the Prowentrix with ieigratitode. as
he. bad expended hundreds of pounds upon her, being a.
tit Ate of friends sat relations.
He was ordered tia dud hail, himself in 1001. aid two
of au the sum of 50/ eat h.
London, England, 1820-11-01

'Mesmer-es fur year koilehger, olio see sitter-re and icalous
friends of the Charter, equally devoted to the throes and to
ihs country, alike opposed to despotism and to anarchy.
Chosen from &Mona those, your Deputies will co-operate
with me in maistaisiog obit order, without which no society
can skint; and I shall smite with them in preserVing those
liberties which baser ever found an asylum In Are three. of
wiy ancestors, and ahich I have twice restored to you.
The world expects of you high examples, and you owe Iberia
to it the More foe hoeing yourselves rendered them neces-
sary. lu presenting to the nations the spectacle of that
liberty which so potrerfblly slices the mind, yon have given
them o right to &Maud of you an account of the
errors into which it might lead them. Teach them
then In avoid the shoals with which your costar
has beefs beset, and prove to them that it is not upon
wrecks and ruins, bat upon justice and a respect fur rights,
that free laatitutions are founded, and become firm--
It is thus, that taking the lead in civilization, France,
in the midst of the agitations allith surround it, shook'
redmi• calm and cols ding. liaised with its King, its
prosperity is placed above every attack. The spirit of
faction alone could compromise it; should it dare to die.
play itself it shall be repressed—within the Chambers by the
patriotism of the Peers and of the Deputies—and out of the
Chambers by the vigilduce of the Magistrates, the hi inness
of all that is armed for the protection and the maiutenamte
of the public peace, aad, above all, by my toisliakeu deter.
minatiuti.

6k Fernylimns—You have given ate a recent testimony of
the nobleness and reeresity of your seatiniesis--yon have

participated in the cionsulglions which Providence has lately
granted to ine awl my family. May this pledge of perpe-
tuity which Heaven has given to Frasier Venire the happy
pledge of the reunion of all who are sinttrely desirous of
she institutions which I have given you, and With them
of the order, the peace, soil She happinesss of the country !
Gera at the Castle of the Tuileries,
25th October, Is2o. " LOUIS."
London, England, 1820-11-01

ITY BUSINESS.

The Lord Mayor Elect, accompanied by Mr. Alderman
Ansley, Mr. Aldermam Ridknell, the Recorder. Sheriffs, mod
several of the City Seers, proccediet from Guildhall .„,
Imlay mourning to Sir William Scott's, in Grafton-street,
where they were joined lay Mr. Alderman Birch; mid his
Luadahip was Ihcu presented to the Lord Cheneeline, ad-
cordon; to the usual custom, who expremeil his ek a jest y's
approbation of the choice of Chief Magisorate for the 'year
ensuing.

A Court of Aldermen was afterwards held at Guildhall,
for the gleaml dispatch of public business.
Mr. Littleton TIOOIII.OI PoWIA, WWI recently pull-Wised
the office of one of the fruit meter*, was sworn and
tell into that office.
Mr. N. Solomon* surrendered the office of one of the Jrw
brokers, and Mr. Aaron Asher Gqldsinid wss admitted in lila
moth.

The Inquest of Si. Andreas, Holborn, in the {Vent of
Farriordon-Withont„ atii wird and made a prPPCltialelli Of
nun-freemen ca, rying ou trstle within the City, which was
referred to the Chamberlain.

:Several persons were sworn, and others allowed as brokers.
The Court licensed sonic coal undertakers.
Cousinirsiourrs of the Court of Requests fur Noveodber

were epputnled.
London, England, 1820-02-15

This day is published, the Third Edition, in ft vulg. bro.
embellished *oh several coloured Plated, price tam. he..
LETTERS irons the COURT or TRIPOL.Y,
written durbug a Teo Years' Residleuce in that Como-
Iry. Published Goat the Origivals, in the puelienaloo of the
Family of the late RICHARD TULLY, Eaq. ilia Bullish
Consul.

Like Laity Wortley Montagu's, these pages have the
merit of brimpag every thimr immediately before the eye;
bet they fa► exceed her's in the importance of their state.
mean, and at the same time. never awaken in the mind of
the reader a suspicion that the anther has been mu►e anxious
1M my a good thing than a true utte."—Celectic Review.
Printed for Henry Co!barn sod Co. Cordell-street.
London, England, 1820-02-15

Males eossilise seeplitur pcesitestir.
nael *deice is generally followed by repentance.

IPHE Profession of Physic is of such high tol-
j palest*, that beyond asy ether it slight so be kept
,clear of igoomace mud quackery. Messrs. CURRIE sod
'CO. Movie; dedicated theeteelves to the seedy, and bees Era.
tilled by the most considerable practice in that brand' they
dimmest proper to select, trust. that after thirty years'
resilience is this metropolis, their talents are so well
hooey, and their reputation so completely established,
that nor apology is required fur their deviiatuu frost tho
register mode of practice. It ism, be proper to state, tbsl
their 'medical educative has been of the first class; that
they are Members of the Royal Colleges of London suit
Edinburgh; sad, as satisfactory ("idolise of the tree&
of this statement, their diplomats wad watinufaials may be
seem at their house, No. 107, Haltom-garden, where they
may be weaseled with the greateet *teeny and tumour, by
patient* of either sex, labouring leader say of the follow.
lag cornplaists:llll, A Certain Diseeer, for which they
lamer discovered • remedy, that is ant eel, • conaphie sub.
ciliate for mercury iu the core of this ceimplaist, bat which
hes the advantage of eradicating the disorder without de.
Misting the constioutioa. This remedy has bees used
fee some limo with the happiest effects on thd Coeliac's*,
sod promisee to be the meanie entirely exploding the use
4 Inercory, except is the most complex and inveterate
rases. 2.11 y, In cam of Nervous Debility sod Vascular
Kelasation their researches have bees most fnelismatc, sled
they are. to a late introdnetlue to a friend and peril of the
illostrioes Tirol, the atipaisitioe of • simple mink of keit.
MOOL, which, in discarding the violent means hitherto priers
seed tu this country, Viola a lose to every winarmine Giro
of the patient, restores his animal sphits, sod meelehliehre
his vigour without iiialinies the ronstitutios, awl ikon ea.
oohing him so she dancers of* 'eloper. lily, la &Adene
of the Urethra, Sirolfg. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment
has so far anrpassed every other marelend of cure, that envy
have excited the astimirioniaist and approbation eke moat
ilistomeisbed medical inee,by effecumg is three watts ewes
which defied all the resources of their *kW. Mere. Carrie
sad Co. of late have bad several patient. who have ham
scab enough 10 place themselves wailer the rase, sad vaibt
out to the awls of treatment of mem utterly unskilled is
the cent of ibis mast desgursus and pelletal complabst
and whom, lifted the lass of mesh time mad musty, they ap.
ph.d to them, soil felt thee:Sean of their plan, they /we
beam invariably as warm it their CONIONISMItikiIIe of else
its which they owed their resteratitni, as strati is their Ml*
SIAM of the Iranians let *faith they had nearly knew
inst.& •
Patinas in the coyote, ore &wired to slate portieslars
the curs. their Won moo be pia paid, eeelottior a 111.41
of Englei:d mote, likes tie reerootry 'ethic( mob oactbsioto
will he Hoe to soy Mt of the world.
N 0.191, Hanes imam. .
London, England, 1820-02-15

DUTCH l'A PERS:

''**Substance of Dutch Papers to the gill instant :
•I • .
Accounts. (row the• French froutiers stated that
:kotrietett,precatatinniare, adopted by the French
mi enent, to prevent, u much as possible,
rtie "Wins from taking anv part in the political
sfiffe,esicess that prevail I. Frelice. 'Report.
ltltjlnl th several regimepta • had received ~e.
dere to march towards the SporsiSit frontiers, but
Algae rumours. 'we can collect from the Pail Papers,
!eat upon no foundstion.
, Subcriptions have been opened in various parts
. •
of the setherlancls, in aid of the persous who suf-
tiered from the effects of the late eitraordinary joists..
dairiono. Large sums of moues have been collected
for. this benevolent purpose.
The Austrian Government is making great elm,.
lieu' to relieve itself from the load of debt sod
paper Money that has long oppressed it. Au arti-
cle farm Vienna states, that on the 91st of Jimmy
were bursa redeemed bonds of the old debt, bear-
jog .
interest, to the amount of 5466,693 florins, the
soirees? of which was 150,000 florins, and that on
she 4th and 7th February there
,will be burnt re-
sie: ;, ell bonds to• 11w amount of 49 milhoits, which
'
`save wen put out of circulatioil
,sitsce the 16th
144,A, ititS.
..Acenuests from the Turkish frontiers of the loth
%beat month. say, thst the reports ore confirmed
pf the in slking oust of serious disturbances its ?winos
parts of Asiatic Turkey, especially go the neigh.
of,fisigtiat. Two Michas had been rowed
'to liy,and the leaders of the rebels, have made
thetil.tl vr* masters of several towns. Troops are col-
t alb all haste to restmr; order. Well hafortn•
nets ons assert, that Persia has some share in these
and that the eldeit woo of the Schach
Mgt .toriptil the pion 'to seize on Syria and some of
the allj went. provinces, .and with this view cisti-
,silally sozeitesi. troubles. The Porte is said to have
..nisissett bisportaist informatigni on this subject. It
is finihrY roported thit the.%Vechiabifes have again
'takroi us' arms, mid have ben jaaoldbirwest Pula-
rt,tie.:l4.4l:9,9lPl

_
London, England, 1820-02-15

This day was published, price 10. 6d.
AN ARITHMETICAL. STATEMENT of
the imperfect Represeatstiou of the People of Great
Britain—the Gases and Remedies.
Sad Stodart and Steuart, Booksellers, Si, Strand.