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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-18

GLASGOW. Aran. 13.

That we are now at peace in this city, it troy.
but it is that negative peace we have 110 confidence
in. it bring a fact that the Radicals are drilling every
night in the fields in our iminediate vicinity. Were
the least relstunion to take place in the present active
exertions for the suppression of our disturlainvers,
the consequences might be deprecated ; fiat heart of
11,e Radical being so corrupted that nothing but IRe
►oil of power, administered with firanneena Gas imarre
it to reason. '•

cl.Asoole. 'PIM 14.
Arrests of the Patfected are drily taking Ode!.
in this city and Origiihourhooil ; and a numbeiisrf.
persons, we are Wormed, loose disappeared. saw
were not previously suspected of having been in wry
measure involved to revolutionary :itieropts.

The Lord Advocate brought several geatleosets
of the law with him from E.liiibsirgh, who are now
engaged in examinations of the prisoners lately op-
prrhemleil.
Last 'tight a troops of hussars, Lord Elejso's
Edinburgh troop, bud twenty of the Glasgow troop,
with thirty riflein•n, in spring-waggons, and •
itiece of flying aritllety, art of at eleven o'elorrh,
and took the Kiltu.rrsuck-roact. We hare Soot
heard of any &situ's:mires in the west country, and
should therefore suppose that a search for prisoner.
aml arms lii some of the disaffected nianufacturitig
villages in Ayrshire, is the object of this strong
party.

The Court of King's Bench did not *it yester-
day. its business having been terminated on 'B4t.
tarday.
At the Bedfordshire Sessions, Francis 80, for
stealing two ducks, the property of T. 51AYsas. of
Heath and Relict', was sentenced to one month's
iinpri•oinnent.—J. Gamine and W. £iwg, for
stealing fowls and colter articles. the property of
T. DATES, of Slope'', steels years' trauspurtatioo.

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London, England, 1820-10-28

TBOSIAS.cURTIS V. ROBERT TORIN. ESQ.

This was an appeal against another copra:it"
under the stir, Statute, by which, Thomas
the Proprietor of the loilepetident Safety coach. WIN
adjudged to pry a penalty of 10/. for carr)ing
outside passengers, contrary to law.
Mr. WILFORD objected that the Appellant had
not given notice of the appeal ; and Mr. Jessorr
not bring. able to get over the difficulty. the Court
dtsmt•sed the arpeal, and the tou►tttion WOK af-
firmed, subject to the 11:1111t!quertion as in the other
cars.

CROWN COURT.
TRAY EJISEaI.
lilt KING r. W. ■tLLINCHAM.

This was an Indictment under the Turnpike and
Highway Acta, for a noientwe in erecting two cot-
tages within 30, and she within 15 feet of the centre
of the road bi-tweess Rilletitary and Rayleigh. The
fact of the building within the apace limited by the
Act, namely, is reef; was clearly proved ; but it was
maintained by the Defendant„ that there had been
an ancient fence frill there feet nearer the centre
of the mid than the cotrbges, and therefiire that
hr was exempt flout habiliiy. Nfuch anzument
took place ea to the true intent and nieming if the
acts upon which the indictment was founded, but se
it appeared by one witness that previous to the ex-
istence of the fence mentioned by the Defendant
the highway had been open to the public to the
width of 93 feet, the Jury, under the Learned
Chairman's directions, found a 'mullet of Grilly,
but the judgment was turreted until next Session.
Thomas Bash, convicted of an assault on Thomas
!Nig r ,ou the '2 hat of May lam, in the parish of
West Ilam, was fined a shilling, and ordered to
find securities to keep the peace, himself in 201. and
two surefire in IN. each.
ASSAU LTS.

PIOCF.S OF HA
PT. JIXFS.II.

Hay 31 Ins 414 to 41 11. 6.1
Straw 11 44 0.1 to 1/ 144 64
Clover 0/0s 04 to 01 Os 04

PRICE OF
NSW BAGS.

keel ....31 54 to •1 4s I
gorses ..St 164 to 31 Sr
Essex ....31 O. to 31 10.
Vauban, fist, HI 101 to St Os
London, England, 1820-01-31

This day is in rilel quarto, twice 22 la. boards,
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and RESOURCES of the BRITISH EMPIRE, iu
every pars of the World; a general Yoe* of the Tahoe of
the Lauded and oilier Property in the United Kingdom, and
in all Colonies and Dependencies of the Crows, including
she East Indies; the Annual !neon', arising from Agricul-
ture, Miner, Minerals, Inland Trade, Foreign Eassalierce,
Nasigatinia, Fisheries, Sic. &C.
The whole illustrated by copious Statistical Tables. The
&coal Edition, revised and colarsed.
Ity P. EOEQI2HOUN, LL.D.
Loudon: Printed for I. Mawinais, Laditate•street.
Of who may be had, by the same Aniline;
1. A TREATISE on INDIGENCE; exhibitivig, from au-
thentic decontrols, she fervent State of the Pauper System,
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of moral and criminal ofleners. Svo. prier la. lA. how&
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HOUSES in ilw CITY of LONDON sat its ENVIRONS.
Ova. Is. ed.

TUE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE SOLD IT mosr
PERFUMERS.
ATKINSONfS VEGETABLE DYE chisuges
owl .e Red Hair to, s permancet Browne or Black,
and olden washing resolteie Mite datable. The Proprietor
bur.* this Dye Is law greleaNy kouvro to retitle, sreelogiern,
he merely wishes so enedeims the Public against various
iseltatious. The genuine has always the Propriesue's sig.
Suture.
ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID gives a beautiful aloes
to the Hair, slot keeps it is curl during exercise its deeming
or waltiog, or in damp westelwr. It is also a Most stir-
pvising regenerator of the Han ; fur its peculiar rinses iu
this respect, see tiunterutts cases of Geueleinen who have
recovered Mei, hair sifter hating bald for years in an EISA,
eft ltrn eletere ef•Hair, eschewed round each
• ATKINSON'S & 31114051 A SOAP, Swede by a sew
process, obirh divests it of all irritating finalities. It re.
gloom (teaks, rvelneae,aesel hardleess from the skis, perverts
its chapping. and makes it soft, oboe, and even. It is also
prepared wljh Naples Soap for shaving, and is peculiarly
adapted to (ketleerws who have tender faces. It Serails the
skin, and makes the razor act.elench easier Hum by tee caw ,
mem metbud.
t 4, Gerrard-street, Solin.rrittare, London.
London, England, 1820-01-31

LONDON,
MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1820.

DEATH OF THE KING.
ACCESSION OF GEORGE IV.

The awful event, the near approach of which we
lust Monday intimated as distinctly as delicacy and
decorum would allow, has taken place. At thirty-
five minutes past eight o'clock on Saturday evening
the KING departed this life, at his apartments in
Vintlsor Castle. The Royal Family had been ex-
pecting the mournful event throughout the day.
The Duchess of GLoucerreu, who had remained
at the Castle during the afternoou, immediately left
the Palace for Bagshot. The bells of St. George's
and the Parish Church, were tolling from
half-past nine till eleven.
During the whole of Saturday Lords %Yucca's.-
STU and HENLEY, the Members of the Duke of
Yotte's Council in waiting, had been in close at-
iendance upon their expiring Sovereign. The
awful lasue of his sufferings had appeared ra-
pidly approaching during the preceding night,
but the hour of the expected crisis was still un-
certain, from the circumstance that the afflicted
Monarch was not yielding to the attacks of any
fatal diaease. but to the sudden breaking up and
complete decay of his bodily frame. On the morn-
ing of Saturday, the symptoms of .-Ature's exhaus-
tion became more decided. As the melancholy
hour appeared with certainty at hand, prepara-
tions were made for the immediate communi-
cation of the event to the Patucs REGENT.
About six o'clock bones were ordered to be ready
at a moment's' notice for the coareyanee of Ge-
iwral CARTWRIGHT to Loudon. At 33 minutes
London, England, 1820-01-31

HOUSE OF COMMONS, SUNDAY, JANUARY 30.

This day the House was summoned, and the
Offi,:ers were in attendance, together with those
Nlemliers who happened to be in town.
At four o'clock the SPEAKER entered the Long
Gallery, and informed those present that in conse-
quence of the absence of the Lord Steward, the
meeting of the House would be postponed till to-
morrow (this day), at twelve o'clock.
The SPEAKER will then be sworn, and after him
each of the Members as they strive will take the
oaths.

The attendance of strangers was numerous, and
the curiosity manifested by them very great.

Yesterday Kum CHAIM'S I.'o MAIILIRDOIII.—kept this
day et the Bank, Exchequer, East India, sod South Sea
lllmam
London, England, 1820-01-31

and Excellent Sovereign. Mg espirmi N dirty•Sve intimates
put Eight o'Clock, p se.
" I enclose the Certificate of all the Physicians in atten.
dance at this melancholy period.
" I am, my Lord, ever yours, most sincerely,
(Signed) " FREDERICK.
" The Right Honourable Viscount
Sidmouth," lie. lie. lie.

" Windsor-Castle, Jaatuary 29, ISTO.

* It has pleased the Almighty t• release his Majesty
from all Farther suffering. His Majesty expired, without
pain, at thirty-five minutes past Eight tidock this Evening.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD,
" al. BAILLIE,
" W. HEBERDEN,
" ROBY. WILLIS,
" DAVID DUNDAS.
" Fur his Royal Higher.. the Duke of York."

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HODSR OF LORDS, SUNDAY, iAIItIARY 30.

lii pur.uance of the statutes 7 and 8 W. 111.
c. 15, and 6 Anne, c. 7, which enact, later cetera,
that if the Parliament be, at the time of the King's
death, separated by adjournment or prorogation, it
shall, i.otwithstanding, assemble immediately—
it was supposed that both Houses would meet.
The LORD CllADcßt.t.oft was expected to take the
Woolsack at two o'clock. In consequence, how-
ever, either of having been detained at the Privy
Council at Carlton House, or of the absence from
town of the Lord Steward (Lord Cholmondeley). his
Lordship did not make his appearance at the House
of Peers till about two hours later. When prayers
had been read by the Bishop of Carlisle, the
doors were opened to strangers about twenty
mi-
nutea past four o'clock. There were only three
Spiritual Peers present, the Archbishop of Canter.
bury, the Bishop of London, and the Right Reve-
rend Prelate above named. The number of Tem-
poral Peers did not exceed ten or twelve, among
whom we observed the Duke of Athol, d d in
his Mgignia ■s a Knight of the Thistle, the Duke
of Montrose, the Earl of Huntingdon, Lurd
Lil-
fnrd, and Lord Carleton.

There was a very considerable number of Com-
moners behind the throne. It soon appeared that
the House had assembled only pro forma; fur
the LORD CHANCELLOR, after conversing in a low
tone of voice with one of their Lordships a few
moments, put the question of adjournment, in the
usual form, till three o'clock to-morrow (this day),
which was immediately carried without any obser-
vation, and the House forthwith adjourned.
London, England, 1820-03-03

CANDRIDOR, Finial/Any 2s.
-4..-

The Hon. Berkeley ()davit!. Noel, of Trinity College,
and mite Hon. Frederick Emmanuel Hipp .Iyius estrous, of
Magdalene College, were on Wednesday admitted Honorary
Masters of Arts.—The Rey. Joseph G. Brett, of Jr.... Col-
lege, was the mine day admitted Bachelor in Cm,' law;
sod Mr. Robert Ronpell, of "frotily College, Bachelor of
Arls.

Mr. Alfred Oliphant, of Trinity Collegeos as on Wednesday
unanimously elected a Scholar on. Lord Craven's Foundation.
The following Ocuilenica have distiognisbad thein,clves in
this examination:—Arnold, Trinity ; Barnes, ditto ; Cole-
ridge, King's; Lung, Trinity; Macaulay, ditto; Malden,
ditto; Malkin, ditto; Marriott, ditto; Okra, King's; l'al-
but,Trinity..

Thine will be an 'lifetime of two Scholars on Dr. Bell%
Foundation nu Friday, the 17th of March.
Richard Waterfield, E.q. 111 A. of Euistianuel College, is
elected a Fellow of that Society.
London, England, 1820-03-03

BOXIA

A pitched battle, for 40 guineas aside, was
fought at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, in a tura-
(low belonging to Captain Swan, on the U radon
estate, near Cutinrlls, Bucks. The combatant•
were Jahn Apathy, a sawyer, 16 stone, from Stavely,
Oxon (whur bad gut a name by beating a man who
goys about the rumors. teaching butting, calling
himself the Game Chicken). and Burke, a navigator,
of equal weight awl strength. The men entered a
ring of go feet, formed with hurdles, hay banded,
at half-part nine, mod a manly light of five round.,
in 47 minutes, followed.
lu the first round the combatants west fiercely to work,
hot for want or areaaaremeat they threw assay blow■ away.
Thos. however which told left au impressive, suit before lite
tura but been at wink three iniatstes, they were so covered
with el.tret, that they wire mar known apart by yellow
breeches and black breeches. 'lke bits were round sail
awkward, anti slier hitting each other away several limes,
Apsity w. cleanly thopped by a blow tat Ibe kit ear. It,.
round laded eleven miunies.

•Z Severe and determiner, bgliting to the advantage of
♦psl.y, who flattened the htidge of his adversary's nose,
and scot forth the claret as a lance would from a vein. This
did nut slop Burke, who fought away until th y clued,
and in a wrestle Apvley was thtuwn, and all four peepers
were damaged.

A countryossan, with a huge staff, here entered the ring
to sing the kat, by order of a sieiglthostring Jostier, who
could not attend. because he bad the 'elitist. The 1113111 pulled
• paper out of his pus bet, mod said he should read the Riot
Art, which caused much merriment, and that wsa the unit'
notice he was t.:kris of, Dlld be sat himself down and 'jaw she
other pert of the fight.
3. 'l•he swell had gut their wind again during th► bustle,
and a good mead w■s (imagist, which trrustantril by Uurke
bring flours...l by a hit muss the aisle.
4. A slashing round, rather io favour of Burke, who had
rather minis daylight. Heavy round blue, were exchanged,
and A psley was throws. a heavy cross bullock.
6. A pslry seemed stroll:pit; yet he was !sailboat frin.the
fall He load the best of the 4,gi part of this lung roiled.
After many blows were ritclasuged the swam, system was
tried in a close, but neither lacing gamie to it lb. y sepa.
rated, and turned Its hittiug again, whets Apsley rerrrard a
blow on the temple, whirls in a 11l ll ule left him without a
glimmer of sight. He rraekeel a rib of his antagonist's in
return, and Ise was thrown in a close, which cave-victory to
Bucke.-..lielb mesa were led off lb. grouad very ill.
London, England, 1820-03-03

DEATH OF A WOLF.

A wolf which, we understand, was some time
since scot by her Royal Highness the Duchess of
York to the Menagerie at Exeter 'Change, mud
was, on :termini of tikes:, couiined in the hospital
of the establishment, contrived by some mesas last
morning to tsespe from his confinement, and with a
long chain listened to los neck 'by. collar, succeeded
in mounting on the roof of his prison. The wolf,
finding himself at liberty, poised along the roofs of
two homer, avid through an open skylight entered
the house of Mi. Day, trinik-ittaker, opposite our
Off►ce. Jii she room where he entered were several
men at work, who surprised and terrified at a visit
so unceremonious. fled rapidly and closed the door
of the apart tnent.The unfortunate animal then posh.
ell his way through a window of the fourth finer,
■ad lodged hiu►relf upon Mr. Day's sigo.hoersi,
which is ou a level with the window-spud. Moe
observing au opals window of the fourth floor of the
adjoining I►uu:r, lie made a spring to reach it, bat
his chain had in same 'planner become catenated,
sod the poor cresture tailing if) his object, fell wish -
violence into the street. The hood Qowed from Isas
'uiouth, and atter is few gossips the poor wolf pi tithed, 1
lac 1
Yesterday 'Matto*); "taligiiker waited • at the
Oilier °U tile Howe Departineat, sir she was di-
meted 'wpm, Tooklity.l.*, ft* stranowise to i letr I
trim* she eddy/NW t• LoWie Sitturspot. vegeta&
to large vas taserview wilis hat 'fiellot. the NM 1
Oka • ilkosamowsa, and • w* Mew that 'eke
amid vat 1414ter falNtsreitt aftk•r Prt‘or(9ltit den.
4nd if she would call ■goin oirtliiiboilay, oast, NW 1
wink) probably bare au order to see him.
London, England, 1820-10-17

41b2n ipsbhmii voi ifoogi 'ail to rim
11.lio iMelevaat Amps Aids Might be
.aboditorotoot S. the iiiinsost thee oppitorod of Vigour.
esti will to SOK 10. Wei employed by the Milos Cams.
mission to take s evlibtore ; that was the utmost of the
primed weal. The question is, whether my Learned
Friendi nn pressor' your Lordships evidence relating to the
.minstiect of the Milan Commission' My Friend says some-
thiwg about .bribes having been offered; if so, whether
offered by the Milan Commission, whether offered by filamar-
esti, or whether by any other indevidual, that would he ma-
terial evidence, provided it passed es to any witness that has
been examined at your Lordships' bar. On ton present
occasion, I contend, without going into the general question,
which is much snore cutensive and more important than the
ether, that this qiiestion cannot be put.
The Lord Chancellor moved that the House do adjourn.
Adjourned at twenty ottoutes past four.
London, England, 1820-10-17

have said. either. that the Naito Wine awe
fielded Wor ths‘los walleiaotty Nee,
Wished his ewe hut is dim, se apes *mai wee
oceariosa. ho seal estrum his cooties ; he
sanntot
lead greater eircumspectim es the part of the
plead
because he had expressly declared,
that this mot acsadalosa. mast degrading, and
moat licentious intercourse world be fond to eon.
tinge mod increase.' and he cannot amen that he
considered his case to be sufficiently proved, be-
cause he mode application for tune to bring another
cargo of witnesses.
" If this trial had been before a jury. there are
not twelve men of fair character and common under.
standing, that would net have told the Counsel for
the Defendant, that he need not trouble himself to
sell witnesses ur make a defence."
London, England, 1820-12-25

FASIIIONABLR PARTIES.

Mrs. Ellerker rave an elegant ball and sapper on Wed-
aesday, at her swat at Kirleasowd, which was attranied by up-
wards of 150 dirt inesielned personages.
Lord Castle/rash entertained a party of his didioguisked
friends yesterday, at his swat, North Cray, Kest
Cruot soil Countess Lirven entertained • distiagaisbrel
party yesterday. at their house in Harley.ateret.
/lir William &rots, Bart. will rive an elegant entertain-
ment is. %VetlurstlAy so a party of distinction. and another
on Friday, al his house in Grafton-sheet, Buud•sirret.
London, England, 1820-12-25

parentionnuou DISPENSARY.

The Peterborough Dispensary ball on lanaday evening
WAS very numerously and fashionably slimiest, sad the
funds of that .arellent charity were loose broeflis el upon
this 'ban any roomer weerasson. The city oisy be t ev
r e-
lilted upon the suiversal barraany and enticed.% weed nee ie
the general determination In be agreesher and tripry,
so evielreetly pervaded the whole a.4IPIVI hly. TI.• ot.lcl.i•l
Filseillesees and the Countess, Itterd and I, aly Nliltion,
their II incherr, Miss Wentworth (who was upon ibis ore a-
slots intreedaced for the Gist tease to the inhabitants of Pr.
terborough), were present, and by their severable stab.-
hey diffuses! a general satisfaction. Met. Mirth and
Bishop's eldest son were also present, soil scarcely a farnely
of scare ctability so the lowa sad neighbourhood was wholly
absent. _
London, England, 1820-12-25

DREADFUL Filth:.

About a quarter past eight o'clock on S•iturday uizlit, the'
paper and rag.warrhouse beltIllg1111( In Mr. John Rasher,
paper-manufacturer, situated in Baldwin's•plary Baldwin's-
gardens, Gray's Insidanc, was discovered tii be on dee.
The
ft ones burst out au very rapid, that it filled the ininthitauts
of that confined place with the greatest dread, every one
noosing with their property to places of greater security.
Before the imagines arrived, which was less than half au
hour, the whole pn mists were reduced to a beep of amok-
iug ruins, walling being left but the bare wells. The mate-
rials being of so light a nature, were seen floating Is the
sir to a consoh•rable distance. Time ware no persons in the
hussar when the fire broke out, our is it known how it hap-
pened. Several eugiursarrived, which bring well worked, and
plentifully supplied with water, prevented the fire from
communicating In the adjoining houses, or to the paper-mill
which was directly opposite. The mill had been lately re-
' built, it having been destroyed by fire about three years
ago, with all the machinery and stuck in trade.

The Grasshopper, 18. was paid off ots Thursday,
and rr-cornruis•aamd by Capt. Bucussr.--Lieute-
Mints T. C. FESTINO and E. W. WAaD, are
atr-
painted to the Neringapulem. •
London, England, 1820-12-25

'HK FUNDS.

. t
• . ~
iteditteil Stock to the ansentat of 14110M0// was Imo.
forted ors Sotorilay to the Iniateroof (lateen Anne's Illmomy.
A conoidoribls scarily of Mowry SMack before existed, and
was much increased by this operator's. The broker% who
bad engaged to deliver it were soapelkd, roe riaieristaod, to
pay up a large ristaatity of Omens., in order to amat a
creating the stuck required. This wart of ma adequate sup-
ply of stick fur large purchases is the prevailing femora of
the pretest period, mod has materially as to preserve
the market at its retreat elevation. The aboadsucit of
moon among the Loadoo capitabsts, by which the scarcity
of stock is produced, forms a singular coattail to the cum-
pleats from almost every quarter of the kingdoms of a
1 scarcity of money. This state of drags is supposed lur
ariso—lirst, from the reactance of the brooms however
pressed, to part with the Govenassead Stock, whale the pros
I
1 di et part of them were rambled to accumulate steam' high
war prices of agricultural produce—mad secondly, from an
ignorance of that mode of burrowing meiory OS the Foods,
"thick is termed cuntionotton, sad by which the wettest tile
bodies in Londou, Liverpool, Bristol, sad other parts of
the kingdom, daring a similar distress fur capital, cool/
always command a temporary relief.—(handay Paper./

SLATE TICADII.

. ----•------ ,
A Iteller froat.Erst Accra, ou the roast of Africa,
daiwd. Alltrist 99. cordon's a itliort sareatitre. efts-
areterertse of the finance* and vigilance of the Com-
manders of the British ships of war appointed for
that purpose, in checking. by every moms in their
power, the thirpticefal traefEe hi slaves. [his Ma-
jesty's ship Pheasant, Captain Kelly. bowleg an-
chored in the Donn', me& eh the /5111, received
information that Ilse Contain of a Spouts') schooner
had sent on shore, at Dutch Town, II Miltliref of
elms., cod ',laced them, in the custody of one of
his agents, to lat detained there for bins till his re.
tutu Irina a veyoge to *nelsn& Captain Kelly
sent on shore to demand the b urrewler of that blavr.,
allowing only • few hours for compliance ; at the
expiration of which, having learned by a signal pre-
viously agreed on, from the riot at Accra, that no
! slaves bed arrived, he cominenctil a connotistle nit
the town. The yhief meet of ;he place became
alarmed for their safety, wild tent to announce their
ititeiliton to deliver up the skwer, it a slop was put
to the tiring. They shortly after seta in twenty
slaves ; but Captain Kelly, relying on the informu-
lion ne bad received that the actual number was
1 fifty-three, recommenced 611;1, upon which the
remainder were sent over. Care had beets token
I
• to point the gusts above the roof, of Ilse linurev,
so that little or no damage was dove to the town,
and the inhabitanto were wore fiightened than
hurt. They were, however, properly admoni-li-
ed for their conduct, and threiteneil with the
I utmost severity in future if they ',rerouted to re-
1, peat it.
London, England, 1820-12-25

WALBROII

--
Mr. Wm. Pearce
Mr. T. Williams, Dep 77
Mr. T. Hale 74

•il r. Wm. Rtekard‘uu 70
'lr. J.G. Cnpe
The tint eight

. -
WAITER WOOD, Esq. the eon of Mr. Alderman
'Weep, was unfortunately drowned in the harbour
err Pout Praya, on the Bth of September lust.
The Society (or the Suppression of Vice •rres'ed
Mrs. C•RI.II.P. on Friday, on the former indict.
anent, for 'wiling The Life of Paine, and one
anent,of the numbers of Ihe Republican, for which
.he had been tried in the Court of King's Bench,
at Guildhall, and the verdict Slimy:is& set aside.
This mattes the fifth prosecutiuu pending against
Irer at present ; four of them ex-officio by the
AITORNEY.GENERAI., for political libels in Vie
Republican, and the one by the Society Inc the
Suppression of Vice, which to a religious prosecu-

thin.
The Me.rfurd Herald of last Thursday contains
111/ advertisement flow a public meeting, the MAYOR
to the Chair, offtriag rewards for information re.
•pecting a most daring attempt at amaratimition,
►►rode on ►Monday night, shout tlerea o'clock, by
tieing pistol.balla into a room in the kintk.street,
with an Intent to murder owe of its *opposed in-
►uater. A placard was likewise ported an the door,
with *rye words, '6 Te■ of us bare restopired to
murder you I" '
London, England, 1820-12-25

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, DECEMBER 19.

This duty. Tuesday. the 19th Drcernher, 1820,
the King opened the Seo.ion of the Chambers in
one of the Halls of the Pobree of the Louvre. pre•
pored for that purpose, with ■ taste :Ind tnagni-
licence worthy of the august sitting for which it
woo intended.

His Majesty set out from the Tuileries at one
o'clock. A discharge of 41 guns •nuuunced his
■riles) •t the Louvre.

A &potation of twelve Peers, with the Chan-
cellor at their head. and • deputation of twenty-
flee Deputies. received the Kong in the Hall be-
longing to the gallery of Apollo.
His Majesty after stopping for • few instants in
his apartment to converse with the Members of the
Deputations, entered the Hell of the sitting, mud
seated himself open the throne.
On his right was Monsieur, and next to him the
Duke of Orleans, the Duke of Angouleme was on
his left.

On the right and left of the steps or the throne
were the Miiiiiters, Officers of State. he.
The Peers rat on trenches on the right, and the
Deputies on trenches on the left.
The Dnche.ws of Angoideme and Orleans, and
Mademoiselle Orleans, were iu a boa prepared op
the left of the throne.

The assembly standing and uncovered. the King
said. 66 Messrs. the Peers. be stated." This incite.
tin was coos►nunicated to them by the Chancellor
of France.

The Members having taken their seats. his Ma.
jesiy delivered the following Speech:—
•• Mmistsuas—Arrived at the close of s year
nosik.cl in its commencement by the most melon.
choly events but so fruitful since in consolations
and in hopes. we ought before every thing reader
London, England, 1820-12-22

' E11111:R4T11).V.

Extract from a letter fr2m an Emigrant from the
peri•h of Ceinbusnetheo, (1 tied et Beckwith. near
Richmond, Upper Canada, September 5, I Si() :

t• Matt floogogo—We left (lychee the first at Aegast,
arid arriv d in Moutreal on the second, a distance of Wit
miles, and prucevded up the Grand River, and were located
upon laud the 13th August. and and each
received 400 acres or gmul land, altogether making upwards
of a square mite. Each man received • hood saw, two mat-
h), Vs one blanket, nut bed tick, tern hoes one sae, camp
kettle, ant man) other articles of husbandry too tedisau• to
mention. We have nine acre% under crop, curs mid potatoes,
and expect to have twenty acres or more next year. We
have two hogs five hens, and a cock, and before this reaches
you we will loser three cows. We would be happy to see
you and my sister, or any of my friends as we will have
plenty to support you. When you come, bring a pit saw,
and tools fur making furniture, teakettle. and poll, as they
are three prices. Isrs Idles are one penny each, and ilstnible•
three-penre each, and pin: in pelportion. Bring Highlaud
plaisling, and Ciimprit grey and corduroy, pocket knives
•nil night•capt, also &nut' for shirts, as they are worm 111 skis
country, and combs and seistars ; bring two pair ashes.. fur
may brother, and I will pay you when you come. Bring alto
a little Iny.secil, am! • few Dons sod dark red potato,. There
were only two or three settlers here when I came, and sow
there see some hundreds. 1 am among good neighbours, all
from Perthshire. Thit country is much more healthy than
home; the weather is more regular, the summer warmer,
mid the winter colder. The snow falls regular, suds, lies
allow tone this and Coca away without rain, the best of
the sun melting it in the nioutb of April. There is no such
thing at w 11.1 beasts here 11 do any harm. We can gather plenty
of tube:How here for is.a. We make the hest of sugar on
our own farm, and are muck better and happier here than
is the old country."
London, England, 1820-12-22

fly Mn. WILLIAMS._

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Mavor, and I..ppnril, l'otobstry -square.
Of whom may he had. by the same Anthor,
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Method of Heading ; by which any Child of four or live
year. old, may be taught to rend the English Language with
cp... and pleasure to the course of a few the. Second
Edition, with numerous Copper-plates, price 49.6.1
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London, England, 1820-12-22

THE NEW ItIODF. OF INSTRUCTION.
This day was published, price 3s. neatly bound,
/VIM NIENTAL CALCULATOR;, bring a
Compendium of Concise yet General Rule+ for the
ready Sdlntim, of various tisefiol and interesting Problems
in Astronomy, with Explanatory Illustrations, funning an
Epitome of the Elements of that Science. To which is
added, a Guide to the Constellations.

By J. LOVEK IN.
LenJ.,n: Milted for Laekington, Midst., Hording,
Mayor, and Lewd; by whom is just published, their
ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, which
it is resumed will be towed io terra the attention of all
Sebirolniasiers.
London, England, 1820-12-22

A USEFUL SCHOOL BOOK.
This day sins published, price 3s
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vetted the time which has ba en lost by the Pupil in coming
out such a book as this. Mr. Riabeitson has rendered a
great service to schools, which ennui"t cease to be felt ac lung
as time shall he considered valuable."

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London, England, 1820-12-22

CASTLF. BAINARD WARD.'

4 T a IVA itl) Al() mildest by mad before
ft. the Right Worshipful Joshua Jonathan Smith, Erg.
Alderman of this Ward, at the Church of the United
Parislira of Sleet Mary-Magdalen; Old Eislastreet, aril
Saint Gregory, London, on Thursday, the 21st of Decem-
ber, 1620 'bring St. Thomas's tey);
J. J. Esti Alderman in the Chair; .•' -
Revolted Unanimously—That the conduct pursued by Mir
Majesty', 31iiiistres fur a considerable time past, and parti-
cularly the unjust and disgraceful proceediugs which they
have carried on against her Majesty the Queen, has been
in the highest degree deimcitory tu the dignity of the Crown,
and incurious to the hest interests of the funnily at large.
Revolved Uninimouslye—That we approve of the dutiful
and Loyal Address which has been presented by the Corpo-
ration of City. paying his Majesty to dismiss his pie-
seut Nltuistert, sad earnestly hope that his Majesty will
gratify the wishes of his faithful servants, by shsinissiug the
present Miwisters (mom his presence and Couticil for ever ;
and lay choosing fur his Ministers such persons as will
pledge themselves to recur to the ancient principles of the
Constitution, anti restore to the people their just share in
the Legisheteive, without which no honest man can runtime
Minister, and the character of toren the best of Kiugs cart
afford no adequate security fur good Government.
Revolved Unaniusuusly—That the warmest Thanks of this
Waidenote be given to Jerboa Jonathan Smith, Eaq. Alder.
mall ut this Ward, for his unweaned and punctual discharge
of the high aid important diitiis of the Nlagistracy,fw his
zealous and hind regard in promoting the interest, comfort,
and happiness of its inhabitants, and for the ready access he
at all times afforded them whenever they judged hie advice
necessary.

Resolved Linanimously--That the above Resolutions be
primed in the Times, Morning Chronicle, Statesman, and
British Press Newspapers, and signed he the Ward Clerk.
G. ARROWSVIITH.
London, England, 1820-12-22

A CHRISTMAS PRIZE OR fiCtltAil. BOOK.
This day was publisbed, price dt. neatly bunnd,
CONVERSATIONS out ENGLISH GILA NI-
MAR ; in a Series of Familiar and Entertaining Dia-
logues between a Mather mid her Daughters; in which
the various Roles of Grammar are introduced and explained
is a rummer calculated to excite the attention of
and at the same time to convey to their minds n clear
and comprehensive idea of the gimeral principles of Lan-
guage.
London, England, 1820-10-10

I:VCENDI.4ftIES.

On Saterday NH, about lialf.past Meows o'clock in the
_forenoon, • fire broke out on the premises of Mr.). Hirst,
of Ranthire, near !Waists, Yorkshire, which curierined seven
stacks of corn, a qmontity of line and flowered, together with
the buildings adjoining; bat by the strenuous exertions of
the inhabitants the house was saved, although contiguous
and adjoining the premises: The lUD* sustained amounts to
betwixt four and fire hundred t is. How Ike fire orig..
noted is at present unknown, hers there is every memos to
believe it was committed by some inremhary. Fortunately
the wind was in the south, hid it been in any ether quarter
a ;rem sombre of veer y r.luable building, would have hems
destroyed. The windows in the .at coil of the house he-
longing to Mrs. &fixity were broken with she beat of the
Ames, and the bed furniture *cinched in the lodging-rooms.
Another Manning lire was discos,. red on !tionday evening,
about half post ten o'clock, on the premises beton:pm. to
Mr. John Chantry, of Aniline Bank, near about two
miles from Ran(bile, Yorkshire, which conatimed corn,
hay, clover, and lind•lings, ton very eiimitterable amount—
the same, it is appieheniled, wire wilfully act ou firr by
some person or prisons at present unknown. A watchman,
of the name of flitein in, was ssilius (limit the river, and saw
a person with a lantern and candle nor the place, just be-
tire the fire took effect, and celled nut to him to know what
time it was, but r. etired no answer.
London, England, 1820-10-10

PflUrcr.

.....

1114V4TISEV.

1113011101311 MANDJIILA.S.
RilGanr 141111k110 Egg. Clareadest.plaee. PArterms.
mad, was arpeehme;ied *a Suaitsy, charged with beim: as
aecatesplics to ciresitating hand bills of an loalananiatur,
mow, is the same of the Qeirets's Plate Satiety, with a
.tririot to excite a prejadiee itesiast her Majesty may, the Me-
cwty. Ile was brought before Sir Robert Williams, who
allayed him in go at largo at the request of • Ur.
who uadrrlook for his appearance yesterday.
hit. Charles Pesten*, the Solicitor, Sir Gerard Norl, Mr.
!aleph H ogee, and some other Gra aeons, attesied at the
oiler yesterday, at eleven o'clock, but Fragitlio was snit
forthcoming.
' Mr. Matteotti, whn undertook Sir the appetites', of Prank.
lie, said he left the gemmed 's homily sight, at ten eel:telt,
.ills an understanding that they were to
.meet yesterday to
come to the office, and he called yesterday 'serving at his
(Praisklin's) house, bat be was oat. Mr. W. seemed much
confased; and on a subsequent and clutter ittlerregalitia of-
mated, that when he left Franklin, on Sunday evening, be
said he should gee instantly into the country, and yesterday
_maroon/ Musa Frankliu informed him, " that her father was
• hatedred maim off by that time!'
Mr. Pearsall iddressed the Reach, and raid, he was pre-
pared with ample midenee at this monied to prove that id.
Ilammatory band-hills had been printed at a very rest 4 14
pease, by order of Franklin, and that 515,0110 topics of the
bill had berg distributed no Satoiday. Ito was &No pre-
pared to charge on oath 1 other perms's, who were then
"(Unit 'bat neighbourhood, with a treasonable conspiracy
....a conspiracy against the people.
The Magiettates mitered Vickery, the officer, to use dee
diligence to apprehead Franklin.
• A buy charged with distrihnisag the a d 'lens Mud bills
was brought op yesterday, and the ins of NM railer the
Printer' Art was inflicted wpm' him, hot not being able to
pay it, he was crammed fur three tomtit* to the Mouse of
C ion.
London, England, 1820-03-04

ANOTHAR ♦ccouNT.

At ahout two o'clock, the Phoenix fire-engine
arrived from London ; but ahout this time the pro.
grins of the tire wee stoppetl by the pulling down
two houses. At this time the town exhibited a guest
frightful sight of smoking ruins. On the aide of
the High-street next the Medway there were shout
fifteen houses completely burned down; on the op.
polite side of the street, the houses were not so
thick. and it is supposed about twelve other
hooves were burned, besides a oumh►r of small
houses in courts Intl alley., in all about thirty.
The flue is reported to have originated from
the carelessness of one of the bakers near, car-
ryiog wit some but ashes, which lie einptied near
a rick of faggots, and was fanned into* blaze by
the excessive high wind. It i► somethiug very re-
markable that Is fire broke out in the very same
spot shout 'lris time twenty years. and did neatly
equal damage.
London, England, 1820-03-04

szreivstrs RODIISItIES IN *UREA: Y.

The neighbourhood of Norwood, Brixton, Dulwich,
his lately bee* infested with a desperate pug of cattle au•t
poultry stealers, the property of almost every gratleasun 11.3.1
lamer ha. been carried off by the Nocturnal depredators ami
lawless asseaudera. limeral persons bare each lost between
SO arid SO ahem within the last year. Oa Wem...14.,
night some thieves broke open the premises of kir.
Glover, of Norwood, and carried off consideralatv pru-
perty; they also broke open the fowl•boose, and Wok ten
fowls,live ducks, a pea-cock and a pea hen.
The pork of Lord Thsrlow, Knight's Hill, sear Dolwiiie,
was mitered by some robbers on Sunday night Woo, and the♦
killed dm *beep, carried of the carcasses, And left the 1411111
sod tetrads behind them. Wilkie. the lasi tarty. 'smith.
hi. Lordship has lost upwards of SW Souilidown sloop,
stolen from hint. Hall and Calliugbooorn, officers or nom—
hall, were seat doers to erdeorour to discover the thieve.,
and succeeded it apprehending a ease named ausegir //or',
who was mini on the spot where the rubbery au. coorinitted,
by a mats named Ellis He was brolight to moor 'roe. day,
and committed to lioreemuligut.laue goal, aisJ will be fully
',umlaut! in a few days.
Un Thursday last the premises of Hr. Hoorn' or, of Noe-
wood, were entered, sod sewn fowl., eight ducks, sad eight
turkeys were stoke.
London, England, 1820-03-04

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS amid DEPARTURES.

•RRIVA LS.

The Dowager Countess of Galloway, yesterday, at her
house in Davies-street, Berkeley-square, frum Bath.
Lord Granville Somerset, at his father's, tlie Doke rif
Beaufort's house, is Grosvinior-square, front Gloucestershire.
Wm. Houywoud, Esq. at his house in Charlahotreet,
Berkeley-square, from his seat, Mark Hall, Eases.
Sir Wm. Abdy, Bart. at his house is Hill-street, Berkeley.
square, from his mat in Surrey.
Lord Graves, at Uxbridge-house, Old Berliagtoo-street,
from a tour.
Lord Amherst, at his house is Lower Grosvesse-street,
from his seat, lifouireal-Mouse, Lent.
Lord Ellenburough, is aiihuot-strest, Slay-fair, from
Boeham otos.

Sir H. &teach!, Diset.st his Leese is Fitzroy-street, hoes
his seat io Berks.

DEPARTURES.

The Duke add Declass of Bedford, yesterday, from their
hose* is Hassittos-place, fur their seat, Weidman Abbey,
n....a.--........-....

Lard Nugent, yesterday, from Bsekingliasn-base,
for hi seat Liteys, Buck..
The Earl of Surrey, yesterday, for Arsedel,Sessex.
The Earl sad Countess of Yerulam, from their harm in
rosirsouroquare, for their seat, Gorisambury, Herts.
Vimoust and Viscoustess Aloroeth, from their bursae in
ark-Isom, fir Gads Howard, Yorkshire.
Dowager Viscountess Anson, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
use, as their seat irs Norfolk.
The Earl sod Countess of Bridgewater, from their twine
Grosversor.square, fur their seas, Ashridge, Herts.
The Marquis sod Marchioness of Hertford, from Hertford-
m or, Maischemer.squire, for Brighton.
Lord Gwydlr, from Isis house, Whitehall, for Bath.

The Earl Of HARRINGTON had • select party at
dialler yesterday. at his house is the Stable-yard,
St. James's.

Th. Pelvis!' Ambassador and suite are expected
to leave England the latter end of this month. for
Persia.
• Tim Countess of CLARE entertained a large
party of feshionables yes.terday evening, at her
house iu

Lady HYDR PARKER has issued esrds of invita-
tiou fur a grand rout 011 the 16th instant, at her
house in Groat Cutuberlaud-place.

Mrs. TLGUI will entertain a large party of
f4thionables on Monday evening tha how, iu
St. Jautea'a-place.

HENRY HARRIS. Esq. and his brother. Captain
HARRIS, will set out fur Dublin next week, to trice
possession of Crow-street Theatre, of which they WC
become the patentees.

A respectable tradesman of Westminster, last
morning, fur a trifling friendly wager, of wine,
walked over the six bridges within one hour, per-
forming it in fifty-seven minutes. The time al,
limed was an hour and ■ half.
Joteru Fungi', Esq. of Newtou Mall, in York.
shire, shot me eagle a few days ago, which weighed
upwards of nineteen pound., and its wings rammed
from point to point full seven feet.
Two of the great trees in the
were torts up by the roots, by the Morns on Well's's-,
day, and considerable damage was done to the
trees in the Mall in St. Jamesireporb. All the
gardeners about Chelsea sustained rest loss Itt
gluon cad young plants.
London, England, 1820-03-04

REFORM OF PA RLI A M ENT.—WESTM INST ER
ELECTION.
Etiarrollts,
THE conduct you for several years pursued eg.
rated the naiversal admiration of your fellow-couqtry:
seem. At the last Electuto a conebinatiou of protruded ad.
versaries, aided by the illegal rejection of tread number of
Voles, prevented the attainment of your object. Your
Committee asserted and maintained your rights. The
Votes no illegally rejectal were, by the' highest antho.
city, a Court of Justice, declared to be GOOD Yotes,
and ought to have been received. Yoe are about to be
called spots to choose moms who awe to Ise intrusted, in limes
the most eventful mod the MOM fearful, with the Elmrdims•
ship of yet*" Properties, your Lives, and your Libertiia
mad, to use the words of your smaleblem Representative Sir
Francis Burdett, " never stood the Country more in need of
the ram • sad example of Westminster than in the pre.
serf cries." Chosim, drew, KM red Reformism to re/wears/I
you ; place by the side of Sir Fraucis Burdett a 1111141 who has
abeam blinseif able, end proved himself willing, to defend
your Liberties, rena at the expeaseof his own. Vote, thrum,
for Sir FRANCIS itURDET'Y and JOHN CAM HOB.
HOUSE, Esq. the Erieints of Reform, and She Opposers
of Arbitrary Imprisoioneat and Suspeusiom of the Cotten.
lotion.

Communications are requested to be made In tbr Cum.
mines fur conducting ilte Election of Sir Francia Bartlett
nntl John Cam Hubbtrae, Eng. at dm Rainbow Coffeabuttae,
Xing-garrets Coorut.garden.
_._
London, England, 1820-03-04

'TO COUNTRY PRINTERS.
GREAT POWER OF THE NEWSPAPER PRESS.
may ►e someerbist interesting f..r country
Prrimsten to be lafonned, that THE OBSERVER of
&today taro, February 211, did SEVENTY.SIX HOURS,
and that at five Presses may. The work readout. by Wrote,
Stephens, Tuffoell, Cooke, Beason, Johnson, Muer', Hea-
ter, Beak, Hawkins, Hisao, Lorimer, and Bomb.
Observer Office, Strand, Loodua.

CHRIST CHURCH, SURREY, Mance 3, 1910.
TO BRICK LAYERS, BUILDERS, MIA
OTHERS—Au
for the ERECTION of la BRICK WALL, with soutol grey
stocks, sad Dorkiag or Sfersthara lone, about three huts.
deed soil fifty feet in lesigth,fourtoss lochs! thick, sad about
tea fret high, is requested to send a proposal in writing to
ass (befoie the 13th day of Hardt indast), sealed up and
addressed "To the Churchwardens and Overseen of Christ
Church, Surrey," specifying the price of the work per rod,
and the time within which it will be completed.
Farther particulars may be had on application to my
olEcr. J. G. MEY MOTT, Vestry Clerk.
86, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriara-road.
London, England, 1820-03-04

SURREY TIIEATRE.

The seventeenth representation of Mr. DIRDIII.9
haNhOe, was on Thursday received with (if possi-
ble) wet rased applause, by a highly fashionable and
brilliant audience. The spied combination of
every main incident in the Romance, the superenti-
. netaly successful acting of ill the principal per-
bonier., the picturesque beauty of the scenery, exact
hietorical costume of the d►esses, and appropriate
excellence of the music, were all hailed with general
and loud expression of genuine praise. A g the
many daitin4uished parties expressing their high
satisfaciion were--
Marchionesses of Tavislock and Handy, Marspesaes of
Worcester, thistly, are' Tavistork; Ladies there, Duff
Gurd.m, Morris, &e.; Lords Tar 1111 l alb mud A Irani.", ; Gene-
ral and Mrs Anaheim, Mrs. Shaw Leterre, Mrs. Villsbuis,
Mrs. 'llharkaray, Captaiu Horace Seymour, Mr. B. Wynne,
&c &c,
London, England, 1820-03-04

ti sod (bloaters is
tea :
Reflood,
Salop,
sieffurd, . .

Redford,
Berwick,
Backs,
Cambridge,
Cbeater,
Cumberland,
Derby,
Durham,

Gloucester,
Hereford,
Hertford,
Hunts,
Leicester,
Lincoln,
Moonsoisth,
Oxford,
FORAGE, via.
Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Barranks,
sod Oats in Caatoarnente sad Quarters, in the soder-
mentioned Certifies in Smith Britain :
Reeks,
tritdallipmer' Sussex,
Cornwall, Warwick,
Devon. I Norfolk, York,
Dorset, • Nurthampless,
Nottingham,
Natal (including Somerset,
the Idea Wight) Suffolk,
Sant, Surrey,
And in the several Comities in Pi
. That the Deliveries are to cowmen
lreesiry•ltftir day or April next •, that
1-wwitiog, sealed up sad marked " Teudor for Loy Sappliies .
will be received at this 06ce oa or before Timoday. the
28th day of March lust at (but arms will hip received after
Twelve o'Cluck outbid day), sad if seat by pot, the pow
age most be paid.
Proposals mast be made separately for with Comity,
except fur the Cuustiea comprising North nod Smith Wales,
All of which mast be included is one Tender; as ails
must the several Cimaties in North Britain ; and each
Proposal must have the Letter which is sauteed to the
Trader properly Ailed up, by two Persons of known Pro-
piney engaging to become boned with the Party tendering in
the amount stated in the printed particulars for the due per-
form/arcs of the Coolest.; nod no Ere will he otiligod
sales* made us a prioiofTeader, sad the .es expressed is
words at length; snit should it are hoopoe, Mot Jurist;
the Coutinuance of the Contract au Troops should be sup-
plied by virtue of the mine, the exprem of the Stamps
fur the Contract and Bond, paid in the lirst lwataoce by tba
Contractor, will be redivided to

VVestinurelana,
Wilts

Worcester,
North auj South
Walu.

at Newcastle•
npon.Tyne. sad
Oats its North-
umberland,
Ili Britain.
on and fur t►e
repeals Is writ.

Particular, of the Contracts may be had epos applica-
tion at this Office below. the Homes of Weyer sad Five,
and at the Odic' of Deputy.Conasaissary-Gesersl Yuen,
Edinburgh.

PA—Samples of the Bresd sod M& say be was at Ws
°Bice betwee• the Hours of Twelve sad Two.