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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-23

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.

The Ord, r of the Day having been reed for the
House resolving itself into a Committee of Supply
on the Miscellaneous Services—

Mr. Bus N ETT rose, to bring before the House the
case of the Officers of the Medical Staff stationed
at Brussels during the campaign of 1815. The
officers of a similar description, during the cam-
paigns in the l'emnsubs, had received their proper
Aare of the prise-money dire to the whole army ;
and no one could doubt of the propriety of fully
rewarding men, who, though not engaged on the
scree of battle, were yet essential to the health and
good condition of she army. But by a regulat
perfectly new, the Staff at Brussels, who underwent
as dreadful hangover almost as could be endured by
men, and who bud five thousand English boldirrs
committed to their care in the course ul s►x weeks,
had been deprived of sharing in the prize-money—
and to resider the case snore aggravated, general
officers were held entitled to a shale who had neve,
seers a gun tired against the enemy, aisd had seg.
yelled in their own post-chaises to Paris, while the
Medical Staff for mouths sustained the most pain-
ful Johns ever known.

Lord PALMEASTON said, that the Hon. Gentle-
London, England, 1818-05-23

COTTON SPINNERS.

The Earl of LAIUDISROAL6 prearutesl u Petition from cer-
tain Cotton Manufacturers in Glii.Kow and ita vicinity,
against the Cotton Spinners Regulation Rill —Referred to
the committee.

MENAGE FROM THE COMMONS.
Lora Sinning appeared at the Oar of the House. WIIR a
Message from the Mouse of Commons, II quesitng that Imre
PUMII and land should be peritonea to attend a
C,ousmittre appointed by the House of Commons to inves-
tigate the allegations of a pirate Petition.
The LORD emineeiLnit inforeneol the Commons, that
the !home would Aroool MIS answer by a Meemooleor of it. town.
The *MAIN& Banks Amendment Bill and the Papers Lluty
Cill were brought up from the C mons.
London, England, 1818-05-23

SPANISH SLAVE TRADE.

The Spanish Treaty Rill wwnt through a Cuiamittre.—The
third readiug was appointed for Monday.
EI)UCATItiN OF TOR POOR.
-

The Earl olltusavvx gave NM ict- that he %null'', an Moo_
day, move the vecond leading of the rdneation of the Poor
Bill, and moved that the Lords should frs autunoourd Esc
Monday —Orde►ed.
COURTS OF JUSTICE IN SCOTLAND.

Lord SIDMOILITII laid on the table a It. pout from the Com-
missioners appointed to inquire into the I'vea iu the Coin is
of Justice in Scotland. . .

The Mariprip Irstsoosts psetented a joint Petition
from Feeder'. k lieutenant in the Royal Nast', :Ind
another, cumplaissistst of hardship en Not a Ctlvitit pessfiwita
ailiquate to thee• bts vises and wounds.—Laid on the table.,
London, England, 1818-05-23

THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND.
THE LAST THREE WEEKS.
IN enn4equener of the brollitilit mocec.s which
Wattages to Wesel MR. MATHEWS'S Eatertaist.
•
stews, be wifl have the tumour to prolong them as above
MEMO 41, which is the latest possible period to which they
eon be easended, oaring to the approaching opening of the
Eitglieb Opera fir the abidance Season, and to his notneroses
eagagemegts in carious parts of the kingdom. The public are
respectfally informed, that they will find MR. AIATHEWS
AT HOME, on Mondays, Toesdays, Thursdays, aod Satur-
days in the neat three Weeks Os iug positively the last taws
of his appearance in Landoll sold nest year). whew be will
have the honour of presenting his Visitor. with au Ruler.
gammen!, called MAILCOACH ADVENTURES, 4u. &c.
an EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE on VENTRILOQUY,
nail IMITATIONS.
Doors slew at Seven, begets at Eight.—Boxes Sa. Pit 3..
Gallery 2r. Upper Goliery Is.
Rises, Places, and Private Bones may be taken of Sir.
Stevenson, at the Soz-01Sce, Strand Entrance, front Ito
till 4 ; and at Pearrisau's Library, 170, New Boad.street,
apposite Burliagtoasgardens.
London, England, 1818-07-29

DEATH.

On the Sd of July, at l'ainchal, Island of Madeira, in the
21st year of her age, to the inexpressible grief of her untir-
ing patent aid brother, and fondly regretted by MI who
were intimately acquainted with her, liarriett Irsatnin.,
only daughter of the late George Luvibund, Esq. of Ma--
theater-squire.

NIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Nloriiiiic 9 atter 11. I Evening 11 artrr 11.

LOCK AND SURGICAL I)ISPF.NSARY.
His Royal Highness the Duke of VORK, President.
iv rIE Delicacy mid I liiiiour co:oirett
certain class of Complaints, require that Puh;ie eoi..
Adence should be confided to Professional Clinroi leis ..f
known respectability and talents. This iudsrcJ the lii I
slid Noble Patrons of 11w abuse Institution to ei•e the.r
support to it, for the exclusive treatment of %rimiest
Complaint*, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, a, Sur-
grim, standing high on the List of 11w Royal t "beat.
has proved (by the benefits it has confei red since its ssta•
the propriety of their (hone. The Public
too often the dupes of empyricisisi, mid the artful
held out by illiterate Men, who, uiulcr A ctiti ~,, • looms 311•
assumed titles, gain their g lop . This oho IVIIIOII
justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the posing ilabi
who, under **sinned titles, advertising HIS Companies, 6,L •
with fictitious names, bold out, as they style it, the infal-
lible treatment of Venereal Complaints. The List of tlie
Royal College of Surgeons, published in Pebruiti),
•hews only those perilous entitled to regular prartiee„ and cv
such pretended names belong to it. In staling this (aft.
Mr. KIERNAN considers he is doing justice to tlw Pub ic,
and his duty to the disiiezoi,hed Churactels who have
tumuli ti the LOCK DINPENSAILV, to guard Society
against such an imposition. Since its eonuncto.meut it has
amply fulfilled the views of its Patrons Some of the MOO
obstinate and aancerous chows of Siiiettire. Debility. mei
other supposed incurable affections of the geneiative urphs
bate been here ratiicsl!y and successfully tieateil
Mr KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, exc'.
at his house, tl, Lower Chßrione•otrect, ftedt r.l squoo •
where Leiters from Town and Colour.), ale to be aiblo,s.x,
and tbe necessary Advice awl Aleiliciiies
sent to any part of the Kingdom.

Just Published, ps ire 44 ill bo:r.ls,
PRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS Mt the above !mu
EASES. By F. KIEBNAN.
Sold by Sherwood and Cu. 20, Paterooster-row;
and Soo, 171, Fleet -street ; and Callow , Cn.wo.roart, Sob".

LO IR Priiiii It 41111 Published et the 011icr.
Strand; where Advertisement■ are received, rnd
(post-paid) must be addressed.—C. $lll.lll,
Clement': lon, Printer.—J. WHITE, No. 117, Strinds
Publisher.
London, England, 1818-07-16

LONDON,

TfIUItSD.IY. JULY it% Isla.

Rai% Papers of Sunday best have arrived at one
Offic., but they tt;ention mine of those military
movement. which base been urged in private letters
us pre* 1111 l wire or etnr.ilburhtive evidence the late
alleged Conspiracy. 'duke amends f.r the lob-
Arlie.' of d erne intelligence. 14tle Papers contuiti
wattle siticle* front the hltalrict Cuzeite, from► which
w,: can rattily collect ►o'ue c►rcutistaoces highly
layout:isle to the ►:.ware of totlenoudeuce iu Spouts!)
London, England, 1818-05-12

PEb6STRIANISM.

•
D. Crisp, the greatest pedestrian of the age. accomplished
his extraordinary and unparalleled undertaking of walking
to and from Oxford and London, for 17-successive data,
being 61 miles each day. Saturday being the last day, for
started in maul spirits at tine o'clock in the morning fr
the Queen's Head, Knightsbridge, on his return to Oxford ;
in going through Window, the town was so roll of soldiers
and other persons assembled to see bon, that it was with
difficulty some gentlemen made way for him to pass. He
was accompanied from town to town, and village to village,
by numbers of persons both on foot and on horseback. The
roads were nearly lined with spectators. (hot entering Hen-
son be was ,net by upwards of 360 prrtions. his (-tailing
Dorchester the church hells were set a ringing, and lie was
conducted by several gentlemen, and a band of music play-
big "See She conquering Hero mines," to the Crown loot,
where be rested a short time, and took Dome refreshment.—
The town um this occasion was very full of company. lie
was escorted out of 11/Wll by 14 geollemen on horsilmek,
and 30 chosen mill on foot, each with a lung anti; to make
way fsii him through (he crowd. He was eriaitnpanied by
the horsemen and many not foot from thence to Oxford, a
distance ii 2 eight miles ; mid at eight is past eleven
o'clock hr arrived quite fresh at the Soot, ill Ilulywell, Ox-
ford, being 52 minutes within the given tom, having com-
pleted the greatest pedestrian fete ou 'rood.

StllciDE.—Yesterday, .rout one o'clock, John
Hendervou, 8 weaver, residing at No. 14, King-
street, Drury-lane, went nut at the garret window,
/111111811*S 1714 1111 he could Jong the parapet of the
adjoining houses, and then leaped upon the pave-
ment, and was killed upon the spot, Ile was ac.
costumed to fits, a h.ch it ie stijitioisd prods tad
London, England, 1818-05-12

SALES BY AUCTION.
VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE Puncii*s
OF A CLEAR YEARLY RENTAL of £A3. le. Od.
ARISING FRAM TWO HOUSF-S, SITUATE Nos. 14
rod 15, HART-STREET. GROSVENOR-SQUARE.
BY MR COCFIRAN,
At the Stratford Coffee-lioase, Oxford street, on MON-
DAY, the 25th of May, ISIN, at Two u'Clork, by order
of the Proprietor, if not sold before by Private Coots act,
a E 111141/C R Ell IS ES held under the Lrlisre
11 of Earl Grosvenor, for • terns, of which Three Years
and a Half were nnexpred at Lady-Day last.
May he viewed, and Particulars had of Mr. Cochisa,
Auctioneer, 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square.
(Usual Conditions of Sale)
London, England, 1818-05-12

VLI.I ANI HONE deems it his duty to pub-
licly min nnnnn that he is about to commence a
GENERAL ROOKSELLING BUSINESS, at No. 45,
LUDGATE-HILL, where be is also fitting op spacious
Rooms, and making extensive arrangements fur the PUB-
LIC SALE of LIBRARIES, COLLECTIONS of BOOKS
and PRINTS, and other Properly connected with Litera-
ture and the Arts His first Sale of Books will take place
almost immediately.
The disposal of Articles confided to his care, as well as
the execution of commands for Books, &c. will base his
prompt and ptinetual attention. He respectfully solicits,
and earnestly hopes for the orders and support of his
Friends and the Public.
blsy 11, ISIS.
London, England, 1818-05-12

(To ix (volumed.)

On Friday se'rinight Mr. JANES BROUGHAM,
accompanied by JOHN WAKEFIELD, Esq. and other
warm friends to the independence of %Vestmorland,
canva►sed in behalf of his brother the resident l'ree-
rl►tn of Lancaster, and we are happy to learn a full
half of those gentlemen promised their votes and
isiterests in favour of so good a cause: After the
flaming account given by the partisan* of the pre-
sent Members of the success attending Lord
LOWTHRIL'II late visit to that town, it gives real
pleasure to the friends of the long lost franchises of
11'estmorland to hear so contrary a statement of the
Freemest of that ancient Borough. And it may not
be amiss here to add, that there was some mistake
its the freedom of the place being presented to Lord
LOWTHER, as his skrandfisther, the late Sir %VII.-
1.1 A SI LOWTHER, of stvillitsgtoes, was a frematt, and
voted in the contest fur Ltncaster, when his soli,
the present Member for Cun►lwrlaml, was a candi-
date. Yellow lilies used to have formerly a rapid
sale in the market of Kendal, but from their colour
being the badge of the northern Colossus, the
florists ha►e f I no customers this season for that
article. •• Comader the lilies of thelirld, how they
grow ; they toil not, neither do they spin: yet
• 1.--,' in all his glory, was nut arrayed like one
of these."
London, England, 1818-05-12

VILUABLE SMALL I.EASEHOLD HOUSE, in goal
Repair, being No. ?7, sort pleasantly situate in Portman.
place, Edgware...o4d, near the Hill House and Maida
Hill, by Order of the Proprietor (if nut before sold by
Private Coati act
BY MR. COCHRAN,
At the Stratton] Cuffee-House, Oxford-street. on MONDAY,
the tlith of May, instant, at Two o'Cluck.
FICHE (IOUsE vomosts of two Kitriwoti. two
IL Parlours, two Rooms on the first Flour, two Bed_
rooms, and sundry Convenience"; front and kick Garden.
&c held under thc-Hasteas Sehuill, for the unexpired term of
Twenty three Years and a Half at Lady-day last, at the low
rent of 2bl.
For Particulars and to view apply to Messrs. Fielder and
Bartley, Solicitor., Duke street, Grosvenor square, or to
Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, Nu. 7. iii the same street.
(U►ual Conditions of Sale.)

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, WANTING A
RETIRED AND PLEASANT COTTAGE, AND
LAND, THREE MILES EASY OF SHOREDITCI-1
CHURCH:
BY MR. COCHRAN,
ON MONDAY, the Lit ilay of June, IAI9,
at Twelve o'Clock, at the Coach and Honey, Stoke
Newington, if not before disposed of by Private Contract.
Particulars-I'lw Cottage contains two large and move.
nient parlours. right and left of a good entrance, up steps,
and stands d►y; a small bark room, and • kitchen cusses.
mently fitted up, with most purr and good spring and
soft water; two large bed-room., and three small ditto, aII
with large windows, and extremely pleasant ; a baek shed
and coal house; good garden; and grass-plat in lewd of
the house.

The Cottage has only been haat a few years; and there is
a piece of ground adjoining it, of the same size as the house
stands on (one quarter of an acre); the whole held fur an
unexpired Term of 47 Years. Immediate possession ; and
at Clisittlinxs next may be had Four Acres of Ground, ad-
joining the Premises, now in Nursery, which will he cleared
by that time, the *hole forming a must pleasant retreat,
situate in the vicinity of Lliptost.

For Particulars, and to •iew the Premises, apply to Mr.
Clevecy, Nurseryman, Stoke Neriagtott ; or to Mr. Core.
rata, Nu.; Duke-street, Grosvenor-square.
(Conditions of Sale as usual)
London, England, 1818-07-20

Foreign-Nicer, July Hit 1818.

Hia Roysl Highness the Prince Regent has I'*.i pleased,
in the home and on the behalf of his Majesty, so appoint
Charles Mission, Esq. to he his Msjessy's Consul for the
Provinces of Biscay and Guipuscoa.
His Royal Highness the nine'. Regent has also been
pleased, in the name and on the lithall of his ilojraty, to
approse or Mr Joseph Viale, nu Vicc.Consul at Gibraltar,
fur Isis RNA sty the King of the Two Skillets.

Croton-Qther, July 17, 1818.
London, England, 1818-07-20

BRITIgII GALLERY, PALL-MALL

THIS GALLgRY, with a SELECTION of
the most celebrated Works of the Italian, Spanish,
Flemish, and Dutch Schools, IS OPEN every day from
Nine in the Storming natal Six is the Evening, and will be
CLOSED oa Saturday, the Sili of florist.
Adasittaiwo 15..--Catalogises Is.
By Order,
JOHN YOBBO. Keeper.

MR. wears EXHIBITION.
THE GREAT PICTURE. I)EATH ON
THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, sr.
PETER'S FIRSTSERMON, with oieveral P1(.7 rum ES and
SKETCHF.S (rum Miter SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS, are
wow Ezhibitiag awierthe immediate Pateuusge of hie Royal
Highwese the PRINCE REGENT, at Nu. PIS, Pall-Mall,
tzar °wham-Haase, every day from Teti till Five.
CHARLES SMART, Secretary.

LONDON MUSEUM of NATURAL
HISTORY, at t►e EGYPTIAN HALL, PICCA-
DILLY, unquestionably she moss extensive and beautifully
displayed in Europe, has lately been considerably enlarged,
sad is Open from Ten till Onsk.
• Adasittsnest, Shit Shilling.

VAUXHALL GARDENS.
Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT.
PHIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 20.
a will be presented a GRAND GA I.A, with Madame
SAQUI's PerAirmances, and Ascent on the Rope amidst
a brilliant discharge of Fileworks.
Admission, 3s. 6d.—Tlw Doors will open at Seven,
and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clfirk.

GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL RENOVATED.
M FAS liS. LA MOT l'E mid Co. ori gi I
Inventor% at their Factory, 13, Gerrard-street, t.ei.
rester.square, aad 31, Threadneedle street, City, respect.
fully present to Gentlemen a oust obvious gratification sr
&tummy and Taste, by their peculiar sad admirable pro.
emus for re.toritvg the Tiut and Lustre to worn Woollen
apparel of every Colour. Terms—Coat Ss. Great Coat 6.
Snit N.. Orders executed witbiw twelve boars, if required.
Repairs, if desired. ON moderate testa.

ii.l3 Black expLdstiously resioraitel Mr Mounting, isc.
London, England, 1818-07-20

THE HARrssr.

The farmers of the West-Riding of Yorkshire bare last
week b.en activi-ty engaged in the hay lititre.t, and a
ernstm this pui pose there has not been in el 7c
man. Thi crop is generally slender, lint being g it!, red ia
eat Ileid riontition, there will he too less, and the 'laving of
etpense in making the hay, will go far :owneds cony:Amy-
tog the fartner for Ins deficient crop.
'fliere have been considerable showers of rain in variety,
pare, of the country in the CdUtIC of last week, attended with •
tunch thunder and lightning.

A Correspondent r. trues us, " as many persons, on mutant
of tite itrcsent droullit, are afr.lid of a scarcity," to rail the
attcution tit our readers to the impel tun, let, that 'this
island never suffcred • famine from drought; but eery tints
that calamity has befallen it, it was fr nn rain la 1257,
front mach wet, wheat sus, to 12s. a sack. In 1270, wee a
great 'curtly in tobsequence antis,. to 1310 and 1335, tri
consequence of much rain, wheal sold at 20s. a sari. mid
strung beer ruse to 1 d. the gallon. In 14:36 and 1527, in
cJiissliteact of rein at harvest, wheal sold at 13.4. 41. the
sack. These rue a few of the many irkstancce 111.1( mty be
produced itt pport•of the old adage, is a dry summer [Ryer
knits Old England."

I
London, England, 1818-07-20

FASMONAB LE PA ItTI S.

The Dowagers Marchioness of fainsolown entertained
select party yesterday evening, at her house in Allicmaric-
itlert. _ _ .

--- • -.
The Earl and Countess of Liverpool had a dinner party
rsierday, at their seat, Count!, Wood.
lord and Lady Cast Wealth eines trilled a party of dist inc.
Linn yesterday, at their seat, North Cray,
Lady Heatheote luta issutil cards ot litiliiall.oll for an se...
re•mbly to-niurrow evening, at her residence in Grosvenor-
frOplatP.
The Ea►l of Yarmouth gives a grand entertainment on
Friday twirl, tu a party of distinction, at his hones in Scy.
muter-place.
London, England, 1818-07-20

DEATH.

On Monday, the 61k lost. at Maidenhead-brider, Lady
Pocock, relict of Sir Isaac Pocock.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LOND4H6 PRIME.
Morning 59 after 3. j Evening 16 nrtri. 4.

PRICE OF

3 pet Ct. Red.
3 per Ct. Cons 77
31 per Cent (nt re) 8911
4 JK•r Cents. 9716
5 per Ct. N. Au... loo,tg
Bank L. Ann. 201 9.16
India 80nd5..93 95 pr.
London, England, 1818-07-20

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comma THEATRE.

The public, and many of tliemeiube---ii;ofilie •
Royal Family, continue to evince their respect
to the memory of the Princess CHARLOTTR
by their increasing 'advantage and support of
this elegant theatre, well known to have been
a favourite proirgk of her Royal Ifigioness.—
On Thursday the Duke and Michela of CASI.
the Londerave and Princes of Hessz
and suite, honoured it with their presence ; and on
Friday the Duke and Duchess of KENT and Ake
paid it a similar visit, one of the stage boxes
having been fitted up fur them in a most superb
and tasteful manner with crimson velvet and gold.
lined with light blue silk, a projecting front was
built to milord the Royal visitors and the public a
mutual full view of each other. On each occasion
these dietioguolied perstoraget were ushered into the
box by Messrs. Gt.olsopaud SKINKS. Proprietor►.
and expressed their high and entire gratification of
the heave, performer, and performances, testifying
the interest they took in the threatre by numerous
questions as to It, internal regulation, ate. They
appeared much struck with the splendid scenery
aad ratraindinery ship of The North Add, which
they tinnily applauded. On the audience pressing
forward to gaze at the Landg►ave of H,:S•r CASSEL,
the venerable and good-humoured Prince checked
the reinoestrancei of Mr. tkossor, who was iii
waiting, and begged they might be allowed the full
indulgence of their esinosiq, drinking all their
liralilts at the same time ion glass of Madeira. The
Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, ►vhe appears to be a deeply-
mid 31111 very reflecting woman, did not %hew that
&tit deiight in the whiussicalitits of the Clown and
Pantaloon tli•played by her august spouse. She is
an extremely tine and commanding won►at►. The
Du.•hesa of KENT won all hearts by her amiability
soul cusolescrission ; two instances of her nait•ctc suit
feeling occurred in the conise of the evening, that
we must Di)t omit to record. Accortlitig to the
etiquette tf the theatre on tlufse uceasiour, a satin
play-bill was pinned to the f t of the
,box. One
of the Larli;.4 in IVaitirg requested it of her Royal
flight►ess, who. wills some cinharrassnitnt, applied
to the Duke, imagining she was not to time it,
but that it was a fixture in the box, winch much
atumetl his Royal Iftehtirits. Ifer affection fur
her brother, Prince 1.1i0,01.0. 1113.1 evidencid
very strongly when the drop-curtain 111, coo-
tailing a vii W of Claremont. After regarding
it very attcutivrly, Elie blll3l. 111:10 tears, mid it wars

1 •
• '1
PIMP 11r•tilet11S Olt 11-earr.2 Cry
mltrotiult Nita ,rvf!rsimselit war prot•ii!rli liar sheer
Itayal sod they tlepur;rd li4;lily gr -
113.-(1.
SitordAy rrening the come etinivrigiiiirm of Tle
Elertios *4N perfociottl—The NoriA Pole know.
eel; hod each CJIIIISIIII ivetireil a blurt id putiiic
brim for his exertii.a.s.
London, England, 1818-07-20

SALMON V. ADAMS.

This was no action to reciwer the difference of an
account. The question turned upon the delivery
of five pigs. After the case had beets gone into at
some length, the parties, at the recto 00000 entlatioli
of the Judge, agreed to refer the ease to a Barrister.
TONER, Gear. 4e. o, II BE NE, the yoringer.
This was an action brought by the Plaintiff, who
is an *Homey. at Oxford, against the Defendant,
a toll-keeper, at Yarototo, to recover damages fur
the detention of I self, his horse, and gig. The
Defendant had suffered judgment to go by de-
fault, and the Sheriff summoned a Jury to ',seas the
damages, which were laid in the ilechtiati 0000 at Su/.
It appeared by the evidence of the Plaintilrs sister,
that in May last the Plaintiff drove the witsiebs in
a gig through Vendors turnpike, on his way into
%Varwickbliire, and °is his imam from thence with
witness, two days afterwards, he again 'lasted
through the saute gate, nod gave a boy a shining
to pay the toll. The buy brought I • ail. as
change. This Mr. Tomes said was ton touch, as
he had tint paid cos the Tuesday preceding, and
desired the boy to take hick 41. lie then pisstal
through the gale, but before lie hail proceeded
many yards was desired to stop by the Deleoilant,
who asked him if lie had 11 ticket, or if 111 e horse
was his own ? The I'l untlif repheil that he had
no ticket, but that he did not deem it necessary he
should say whether die horse wa- own or lint ;
he however gave his name mid address. The De-
fendant then seized the brad of the horse, hacked
111111 through the turnpike, locked the gate, and
put the key into Lis pocket. The Plaiiitiff went
into the turnpike-I se aml ileisiasiderl by what
authority he was thus treated. Keene chewed him
an Act of Parliament, from which it appealed that
the keepers of toll-gates Meer a penalty of 5/. if
they neglect asking the quest. which kir. Tutors
had refused to answer. Sir. Tones at length vsisl
that the horse was his own, and was thew suffered
London, England, 1818-07-20

FRENCH ANECOO 7', :S.

We eit,r.iet the fullowiag Anecdotes frog; the
Gazette de Frames. Oue of them. illustrative of t!,e
violent revenge dlistopointril hne sometime, „,ti
hive!' to—the ether of tl►e 6.14 t! 111),Ivea diet Jolt
%infrequently lurk under the semblance of that pal.

T!ie passions, said Rochef..nerinlil, hold one another by the
hand, insomnrb that the death Or 111111 e is commonly Ihr r .
eiteacenieut of soother. This r. Section exiiiiiiis how hats
is situated so near to love in ardent BOOR, sail parlicialaily
in 'moles. It applies itselfeaactly to the story tint is shout
to be read i—it young girl, in the neighbourhood of 3lar_
grilles, abandoned by her hirer, twins the resolution of
avenziag herself ow the unfaithful m sn. She set oat to
await hint on the bigh road. and no s:ouier perceived his
carriage than she Bills herself Is: ftwe the horses, stops theta
with one hand. and with the oilier draws forth a pistol, which
she directs at her perfidious lover. It is dune; the shot goes
off, forhiesielir without effort; they soccerd in disuriaing
bet, and Ow ingrate is delivered of his fear.

The following anecdote h sot the only one that the scan-
&dons Chronicle of the South has furnished us. The history
of .4r/edam end Thews: has bees renewed there, with some
little aggravating and less poetical circumstances. The eon-
qneror of the Nino/nett betrays a want of gratitude and lore.
The provincial liteess has done nut r.•, fie has robbed his
mistress before deserting her. A workman, very intimately
connected with a woman who was too late to become his
spouse, proposed to her a prey by sea The preparations
being made, the happy maple set not tranquilly towards the
isle of Ratonneau, a name lees harmonious thou that of the
isle of Naxos. A collation was partaken of in ibis solitary
place, and the two hirers palmed there a part of the day;
!litany a favourable wind condacteri them back to the port
in the eveniug. %Viten arrived at the islet of Poirot, the con-
ductor labours at his oars to laud there, tool screens big
rompaieirms to eider to hi. her jerels, whatever mosey
she might have submit her, and the key of her apartment.
The usileappy Ariake is then exposed oa the rock, and the
wretch goes to rousammate the barbarous robbery that he
had amensenced. Site palmed the sight is this desert isle,
and it was only yesterday eveeitig that the people 'imaged
is the embarkation which was patterinf at a little illiterate,
delivered the forsaken fair, nod led her to shore, where, as
it my well be imagined, she nu longer found her plunderer.
London, England, 1818-07-18

SUICIDE.

Cottoneft's intriere,-,-Yesterday as Inquisition was
taken at the Black Horse, High-street, Shadwell, before
J. W. Unarm, Esq. Coroner, on the body of Mrs. Theodor a
Stout, aged forty, who pet a period to her iiiiiitence by
hanging herself.
It appeared from the evidence of Mr. George 118,dicr. tt
High.street, Shadwell, brother-in-law to the deceurd, that
the deceased's husband, Captain Stout, bad been from honor,
at sea, fur a length of time, which seemed to pre) upon hi r
iniud very h ; he observed bee of late to be in a rely
melancholy state; she would at interval, act is a manner like
a mad woman, by vitro taining au opinion that thieves wel•
coming to her house to rub her, and take her child away.
On Thursday night the deceased, thinking thieves w. ,v
coming, ran up stairs to her rhamb.e, and remained there
a considerable time, which led wittiest to gu and wet fain
the cause; on *penis; the door of the apartment, be found
the deceased suspended by a cord, one end of whirls was
tied round bee Neck, and the other to the bedpost; he cost
her down, sod seat for Mr. Blake, a surgeon, but slw was
quite dead. Witness is of opision that site committed the
act herself, not being at the tints iu a state of mind me-
mory and understanding.
Verdiet—" Haag herself la a stale of !meal/ r"

A Common Hall was held on Thierbday. fo• the
purpose of electing a Sheriff in the room of Jostrit
Toot), EN. who had rtfnsed to serve. LAWIIENCE
GWYMNS, Esq. citisen and sprcnicle-maker, was
no►n►uated as Sheriff fur the ensuing year. and was
unanimously elected to that office, there being po
opposition.

Ir.

A
London, England, 1818-07-18

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 14.

The King transacted business yesterday with the
Duke of Richelieu, Nliiiister for Foreign Affairs.
Ili* Excellency on leaving lois 3lajerty's Chamber,
went to pay his Court to his Royal Highness Mon-
birnr.

Lord Welliegton had a ronference yesterday
with the Duke of Richelieu and the English and
Spanish Ambassadors.
The Journal el'aistrn of the Bth of July says—
" The beautiful cork-tree forests, which extend
from Barlarde to the village of Podeisis, are ravag-
ed in a desperate manner by an infinite number of
caterpillars, arising from the class of butterflies call-
ed liombiee dirparate. After having devoured not
only the leaves of the cork-trees. but also the
mast of this and the nest year (the fruit of lie
cork-tree oppears one year before it ripens), our
maize, millet, forage. and all ..UP fruit have low-
conic their prey. Some flocks have been already
poisoned, their pasturage being infected by these
insects. The habitations in the neighbourhood
of these trees are tilled evi•li caterpillars, and no
longer serve as an 11%3.1 for their unhappy pro-
prietors. Even the vines scattered here and there
over our sandy Pull have not been spared. Per-
haps our misfortune, when made known through
your Journal, may induce some of those estimable
men, who are occupied in political economy, to ap-
prise us of some memos of destroying the chrysalides
now forming, and which hold out a dreadful pre-
sage to us.
London, England, 1818-07-18

JULY.

The dame of the present mouth is derived from :he
Julius, the name of C. C'esar, the Uictaiue. olio was Leon
in it Mask Antony gave to this month ele name of stilly,
which before was called Quirditis, as hem!: the tints
in the year its elle uld Kunsan Calendar establish. 41 r y U. 'mi.
Tlris month was originally called by the sas.sslis Itr,t
tetanal, or hey *anal, because in it tipsy had their hay 113 -
%CIL Their!! see a eestain number of slays Wore RIO afr• r
the heliaeal rising of camellia (commonly 4:Kleist the sloe.
star) in the moridog, calved Hie slog-days in modern alma-
!vides, and which occupy Hie time (ruin July to Audi,' 1/,
the name being applied now, as it ass formerly, to the hu
teal time ashes year.
One of the most remarkable slays of July is the 7th, de-
signaled by Thomas a Ifeckeirs stay, who, thou 4h 5: .
izesl, was in truth only noted fur his pris*.e, illll.lelleP, and
ingratitude to his Sovereign, Henry 11. to et hick he fell it
aucrifice. He dial in Canterbury use the 2911, of Ih-comber,
1171. This hattghty Prelate was born its I.eititinti, in the
year 1119, and was the son of Gillire t a iiirrchatit, and MR.
ti!da, a Saracen Lady, rho fell in love with him win is I,'
was a prisoner to her father micro...tem. Thongs% seta d
the first poet of his educatien at Murton Abbey, in Slinky,
font thence he writ to Oxford, and afterwards stusfcil at
Paris. Ite 1159 be made a campaign wille Kiug H. miry into
Totowa., having in his spay,, pay 1,200 horsy, Insides a eeli-
nue of seven hundred knights or gentlemen —His bridle • as
of silver, his saddle of velvet, his stern** mud spurs slcchle
gilt. His cyproses fur sorplased that of an Lail. He fed
with the fullest, was etas/ with the softest, amid kept tour•
pasty yids the plcasankst.
London, England, 1818-07-27

•
11.11ZITARI" PENSIONS.

• •
WARRANT
Fur continuing the 'Penal .n of the Widow of an Ofiieer of
the Land Furera, ontiritistandting her being married
again ; and for allowing the to the Widow of an
Oftetr dying ou the Hall-pou, although her marriage may
bare taken place after he was put uu Ilalf-pay.

• Groan, P. R.

LT Nro ROYAL 11161191 ti. TNT Myer RratiT OP TRr
• • .
ORITZD RIM:MoiI OP ORKAT mOITAIN ♦NO :ORLAND.

Whereas, by the Regulations now in force fur the Pay-
wieut of Pensions to the Widows of Officers of one Lind
Forces, the Widow of an Officer open bring married again
ceases to be eastithul to the Pesiiitin; and the iViduvr of au
Office: dying Oil Half-pay, is rrecluded front obtaining the
Pension, unless she was married to him before he was re.
dared, or plied on Half-pay, IT IS OUR WILL AND
PI.EfSUR E, sod we are graciously pleased,ln the name and
on the behalf of his M-tjesty, to Order, that, (ruin and after
the date of Ibis Warrant, the Widow of al Officer of our
Land Forces shall continue to receive the Pension thit shall
have been granted to her, entwillistantling she may be
married again: And that the Widow of an Officer, who had
been placed on Half-pay by reductinnor iu consequence of
disability, after having served fur net :rim thin titter yeas.
on Fnll Pay, and without reetii tug' any difference by ca-
villing', shall be entitled to the Pint-ion, although she was
nut married to him until after he had been rettaced, or so
'placed on Half-pay.
Given at our Court at Carlton-House, this ;Eighteenth
day of June, 1818, in the Ftfly-raglith Veer of his
Majesty's Reign.
By Command of his Royal Highness the
Yrinc.- tirgent, iu the name and ins the
behalf of his lajesty.
PA LM E125701`i.
London, England, 1818-05-15

irritsito tie letter, with iotthi to provoke Lord Sidabouth
to died a duel."
Thiallewood isquired whether be could move fur a ate
Trial hereafter
Mlr.Justiee BAYLCir Answered that he might, OR proper
affidavits.. When the Defendant, be obscrvid, was sirigi
sally brought into Court, be pleaded malty to the indict-
ment. He afterws*rds expensed a wish to withdraw that
plea, and plead Not ashy. fbq Court, not wishing say
men to be boned by what he might unadvisedly have dour,
applied to the AttoraerGeetersl, who Immediately consented
that the Defendant should withdraw ►is first plea, which was
accordingly dose.
London, England, 1818-05-15

BARONY OF POINARTII.

Cosner' eiw.lresrd in s aismittiest !Maws, rela-
tive to the elaia of Lady Pittersos Asstrothie to as Betsey
ot Polwartki—dfsether Marini postrosed.
COTTON BPI N N RBA
The Bail of Deasy pretested a Petitios frees Prestos,
is Lasenbiee, aitaisst the Coast Apiintrre Itegalstism
Bill, and poem is be heave by ColoweL....Laid on the
table.
The nose Noble Earl also resealed s Petitios has the
taltabitatrof Live/pool .151.11 wawa( the dol. Boa
printed Cottss Goods, ad laying se Wingless' dsty se
Cots.. Wool, sod prayleg Is be head by Ceased...44ldd
or as tat,

IRISH DISTILLERY LAWS.
The Earl of CALitailli preseisHoil • Petition front Cola.
&nth. it time County, Duseffal, rospesisiog of the Irish

ow ebeerilletrt - . -
The Aberdee• Puttee BIM emit other Meal sad private
Bills were Ilrought frost she Contisoss awl read a Goat
time.

Lord ittutittrY resealed • Prtitios rim etotaiii Colton
S'iaawa atatosl the Bill fur regulatiug rite labour of Cluld-
reis.Lakki uu the table.

COTTON SPINNERS.

The Earl of L*uDrcttpALl moved that the first
Physician and the first Surgeon of the Infirmary of
Manchester, ■nd the first Magietrete and principal
Clergyman of Manchester, should be summoned to
attend the Rouse on Tuesday next, for which day
the Committee on the Comae Mauttfacturers Regu-
lation Bill wits appointed.
Lord KENToN did lint mean to oppose the
mutton of the Noble Earl. but he should not be
understood ar by any means giving his assent to
bearing further evidence upon the subject.
The Earl of LAVDERDALE remarked on the
strange inconsistency of the Noble Lord, in deter-
mining not to hear further evidence, without having
perfectly understood the nature of the twee that
might be made out in favour of the Cotton Manu-
facturers.

Lord KENYON denied that such • conclusion
could br fairly drawn from any words he had used.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE replied, that whatever
words might be used by the Noble Lord in the
House. such, however, was the substance of a let-
ter which he had received from the Noble Lord
relative to this subject. He felt convinced that,
notwithstanding the conclusion to which some
Noble Lord. might have come relative to the pro-
posed interference by Parliament between the
cotton-spinners and their labourers, that if he could
prevail upon the House to hear further evidence at
the bar, and particularly the fuur Gentlemen men-
tioned iu his motion, be should make out a case
which would deter their Lordships from proceeding
further in the tareidate. , .. -
The Noble Earl' w Earls motion as then pot and
carried.
London, England, 1818-05-15

NEVER KNOWN BEFORE.
Oise Hundred mid Sere* Capital Prises.
LOTTERY DRAWS
KING'S HiltTll-DAY.
EYTON, Stock-Brisker anti Lottery-Omer.
Keeper, 1, Combat and Lowsbardatreet, congratu-
lates his Friend', the Public, on their great Success in the
last Lottcry, there being One llowdred Capitals, and more
ibtii Ninety sold in Shares. and the remainder in Tickrts.
ENtow begs to remind the Public, that in the present Lot.
...strry there see One Hundred and Seven Capital Prises of
'OW°. £3,000, £2,000, etc. &e. and that the int Twenty
Prises drawn will be Our Thousand Pomo& each; that
Tickets and Shares an at present very low in price, but will
be mach higher.
ETTOMI cannot help reminding Ibis Frivods, the Public,
that for the last Twenty Yeats the Litter, has been drawn
uu the Kllies Birth-Day, he has sold a ireater Number of
Capitals than any other Other-keeper, and he nativism's •
continuance of the like Saccess; therefore las recommends
so early purchase at his fortnnate Office,
COUNIIILL and LOMBARD-STREET.
London, England, 1818-03-17

YORK.sIHRE LENT ASSIZES.

LEEDS, SAITUDAY, MARCH 14.
Yo►k Castle, Friday oh:ht.—The trial of Wil-
liam Greenwood, for setting tire to the Leed• put-
tery, tame on at two o'clock : upwards of twenty
witnesses were van ee iee ed on the pert of the prosecu-
tion. The vial occupied the Court until after
nine o'clock. The evidence consisted of a great
number of militate circumstances..

The Jury, without a moment's hesitation, found
the Pflielltf—Aot Grilig.—t Leeds Mercory./

ABOLITION OF BLOOD-MONEY.

We rejoice to leans that this subject was yesterday
discussed before the Grand Jury for this County,
when a Petition to the House of Commons, praying
for the abolition of this dreadful system, was unani-
mously resolved end agreed upon. The Petition
will be presented by our County Members imme-
diately after the recess. The Thanks of the Grand
Jury were unanimously voted toGeorgeChetvsynd,
Esq. for having brought this important subject
under their cousideration.—(Sijsrdshire Adver-
tiser.l
This subject has been already taken up in the
House of Commons by Mr. REKNIT/.
The game-keepers of the Earl of CARLISLIC, at
Castle-Howard, going their rounds a few slights ago,
observed a light traversing the fields in a very extra-
ordinary manner, apparently moving of itself.
'My watched it for some tune with amazement,
when, at length, it made a sudden stop, and they
observed, for the first time, three mess drew a net
towards the light, which proved to be a setter
dog, with a lantern fixed upon his head, as that lie
could range the field, and on his stopping the
poachers knew where the game lay. The whole of
the poachers were apprehended, said committed for
trial.

We understand that en account has been lately
received at the Admiralty, of on interesting disco-
very made in the south of Africa, shout 20 miles
north of Cape Town. Some persona, in digging, hap-
pened to strike upon what appeared a brain of tim-
ber, but tracing it, they found a ship, or other large
vessel, deeply imbeded in the soil. A plank of it
has accompouied the account of the discovery. It
appears to 6e cedar, and is iu a state of good pre-
lervatiou.
London, England, 1818-03-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS, M.NDA?, Itasca 16.

Petitions were prevented the additional Duties on
Leather from the Tannest of 110111011111 C, iu &disco!main%
and Boron'Mollie, which were read, suit Ind uss She table.
Lord Lasee.Lkess prevented a Petition from the Shop-
keepers of the town sof Halifax, iu Yorkshire, complainiug
that they miller considerable &am froin she eumperisiou of
Licensed Hawkers ; and also praying that souse alieratiosi
br made in the mode of davevansessta to the King's stud other
Taxes.—The Petition was read, and laid on the table.
London, England, 1818-03-17

BANKRUPT LAWS.

Hr. J SMITH prevented the Report of the Coa►miltre on
the Bankrupt Laws--Ordered to be printed.
The Devon and Cornwall Wisher, Regulation Bill watt
read a first time, and urdered to be read a second.
Lard A. Winn:Tog presented a Petition from the Ifni.
Tersely of Glasgow, praying that no alteration should be
allowed. in take plum in the proem Law respecting Copy-
right.—Read► and ordered lu be printed.
London, England, 1818-03-17

BRIGHTON, NT A nil 16.

There how appears to be no doubt of our being
again honoured by the presence of his Royal nigh-
ne►s the Prince Regent, during the holidays of
Easter.

The prevailing rough weather imposes upon uc
a dulness bordering upon ennui.
Among the few fresh'a►rivals we were (art week
honoured with, were Earl Chniwillium, and the
Non. Colonel Wyndham.
The interest which the trial of Day, the soldier,
and and White, the Peace-officers, charged
with the wilful murder or pour Rowles. has excited
in this town, is considerably sharpened by its Ind!'
approach. Their case, we understand, is to go be-
fore the Grand Jury, and their trial nut to he
brought on under the Coroner's Inquiintiou.
London, England, 1818-03-17

COPYRIGHT.

Sir EGalitTOW BILVDC1;; brunest Su a Rill 10 amend the
laws relative to Copyright, whirls, being read a first time,
was ordered to be read a second Ouse on Frid■y, the 10th of
April next. _
The Bath G4S Light Bill was read the third lime, and
passed. • -•
Mr. A. *RIGHT brought up the °llford Gas Light Bill,
which was read a first lime, slid ordered to be read a reeved
time the Ifith of April nest.
Mr. Alderman WOOO moved the reading of the Bill for
building an Iron Bridge over the Thames, below Loudon
Bridge. He pnoestied the pinto the 111111. e merely officially,
as our of the Committee to wbrels the Bill had hero Ferri ri d.
He, for his own part, at present feared hr shan'd hair to up.
pow the Bill, because it had not provided, as was usual i■
such noses, any indemnity to the %Valentine* CutulHaYi *la
roust he goatee lolly injured by she late increase of the sum-
ber of Bridges. The rule had beets generally complied with
huh, rto, and in the care of the Bill fur erecting a Bridge all
Blot tartars, a clause had brew liiirodumil for seaming to
this Company the arm of 13,0001. The witerracii of the
(sly of lurndun and its neighbourhood were a very meritorious
body of oleo, nod were in the vivid of a war often called ou
to contribute some of its roust effective sad experienced
bands to the public service, and the defence of the c.outary.

LONGITUDE.
Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a Petition from ft per-
ion, who plated he hail mask /Mme material improventruts
in the mode of fluffing out the longitude at are, atirt prayed
he might, theiefurr,receiverumpermattun fur bit itteeutiuus.
—Read, cud kid on the table.
London, England, 1818-09-19

THE QUEEN.

The private accounts reapecting the state of her
Illsierrt ire alarming. The following Bulletin,
which was"eithibiteil tart morning at the Queen's
Palace, is not calculated to diminish our apprehen-
sions:—

" Kew, September ls, 1618.
The Queen has had a very bad night, and her Prlairsty
costieuss very much indisposed.

" FR. MILMAN,
" HENRY HALFORD"

ICE* PALACE, SEPTEMBER 111.

Yesterday Sir MERRY HALPoRD and Sir FRAN-
Cis MILSIAN arrived from Windsor, who, with Dr.
BRAND, remained at Kew all night. The PRINCE
REGENT arrived at four o'clock to-day to visit litr
MAJESTY.
London, England, 1818-09-19

LEICESTER RACES.

41rvireviDAY, Orli-Mem 14.

The Gokl Cop of 100 p. volute, the surplus is specie. There
times room,.

Lori Warwick's gr. g. Algrrine, 4 yrs old 1
Mr. Turner's b. c Anacreon, 4 yrs old 2
Duke of Rotlattn's eh. f. 3 yrs old
Sir R. G. Hrailriorr name, Flottiedore, lk yrs old
Sir 11. Ilalford's c. ‘Wistow, S yr. old
Major Wilson 1111111.1 eh. f. by Popinjay, yts old
Irr. Tomes 's b c. Duplicate, 4 yrs old
Mr. Corson names b. Ir. Edwin, 4 yrs old

Mr. Otwoy Cove names eh. f. by Wise, 4 yes4ll4
Geo. Groovenor's b. e. the Flyer, 4 yrs old
Mr. Tibbett's b. e. Motley, 4 yr, ohl

The &holy Stakes. A Subscription Purse of Srs. each. with
1104,5. 10441 by lois Grace the Duke of Rutlaud, fur hunt-
-

rm. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Spencer's b. f. by Canaria
Mr. Revell% br. Is. by Brutus, S yrs
•
Mr. Stokes's gr. b. F.. 0. yrs 2 3 3
Mr. Perkisis% on. Whichnor, aged 1 4 4
Mr. C. L. Smith's b. g. Plumper, by )aclt-a-Laii-
tern, seed
Col. Wollaston's ch. h. Levant, by L'Orient, 5 yrs.
Mr. Wildens's h. g. Young Gibs, by Voting Sir Peter, 6 yrs.
Mr. Bradshaw's r. by Julies Cesar, 4 yrs.
Mr. Crabtree's eh. b. Martinis, by Norton. S yrs.
Sir H. Raiford, Mr. Keck, Mr. Osbaldeston, and Mr. Ot-
way Cave, are subscribers, but did not name.

The Gentlemen's Parse of 70!. for harms, Ate. Mires and
Grilling, are allowed 21b. Heats, twice round.
Doke of Rutland's h. ris. Rhoda, S yrs. 3 plates .. 1 1
Mr. Brown's b. R. Marksman, aged, 3 plates 2 2
Mr. Wanklin's b. c. Spectre, 3 yrs old
Mr. Astley's eb. f. Vesper, by Dick diadems

Sir 11. HsWord, who was appointed Steward of these Races,
seat a notification some tune ago that his professional at-
tendant* oa the Queen would preclude him meting on the
occasion. Sir Frede►ick Foulke officiated as Steward.
There never was remarked so distiugnislied suit aunteroup
an assemblage of visitors as were present on the course yea.
today. The Rams afforded most excellent thermion, and
anr expected ta be still apart attractive to-aserrow.
London, England, 1818-09-19

SUDDEN DRAT .

Thursday moraine. between the hones of eleven and twelve
o'clock. One Of the comproiritore in the employ of Mt. Han-
rani. Printer to the House of Commons, in Parke►'aMoret,
Illrory-lane, out leaving his frame to wash his hands, he had
searcily reached. the sink when he fall down to all appear.
since Ina lit; hat upon the arrival of two on-diesl men, it
was ascertained he had horst a blood vesselomil their attempts
to reCtiVer bins paved unavailing. His OROVO was Jelirson.