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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-14

THE DUBLIN THEATRE.

We understand that the memorial presented by the per-
formers of the Crow-street Theatre to the Government,
slating the situation of unprecedented difficulty iu which
tire, leave been so tonic placed by the suspension of Ikea-
tricot entertainments, has been favourably attended to by
Ins Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ; and that the different
parties connected with the proprietorship of the Theatre,
arid the patent, have given their consent to such arrange-
ments being usade by the performers as will enable them to
Lace their benefits at Ha usual time iu which they Lave
irrrialsre offered their claims to public patronage.
The Theatre we wederstand, will open on Tuesday sen-
bight, when the Gentlemen whose r duds in the lii.triuroic
sit hare given so u:sch satisfaction during the winter 'les-
son, at the Eishamble-street 'lto airr, have kitsolty
111 ic.! n night's performance at the Crow-street Titeatre, au
offer ins less creditable to the liberality and kind intentions
of the amateurs who Curio the distinguished private Thea-
trical Society, than it must be serviceable in its effect to
the individuals fur whose advantage it is intended. file
situation in which the performers of the Crow-street Theatre
have teen placed by the closing of that establishment fur so
loot: a period, has wertsinly been of a nature to excite an
utiki•uml interest iu their behalf, and we have nu doubt that
a earrrapunding rind generous feeling for their losses, will
he evinced at their approaching benefits by Cf UWI/01 as.
dunces at the Theatre --rtirseassais Journal.)

Roaaway.—A young ran, rooted Peter Musty, residing
(i.urge-sireet, was attacked on Millbank, troltrilosollay
meta, about desk, by two ruffians, dressed as porters, who
save having hnoelted kin 'kiwis sod loostiag him severely,
rtiLdied Isis of kW watch mid a new hot ; as told bat ow of
WU,* was loft behind. Mr. N's. acme is written iodide
uti the liaise, wield' it is hoped will lead to the appreheopion
of the villain who has gut it.
London, England, 1820-04-14

ple tilled and wounded; essenahkd in a large
body, aud• began an attack on the gaol; the MP'
gistrates and justices of the 'Peace got, into the
yard; nod defended it as lung as they could,
but it getting ter dark, and assailed with
-artivrerii of stoner,- Li retire;
and the mob succeeded in breaking open the gaol
and rescued the five Radicals. but not any of the
ether 'Fhey-Fatit beir
o'clock the town was as-quiet as river I saw it. "At
far as can he ascertained there see Moe people 4d
ed
and fifteen Wounded, se'rerol of whom can't
rtev-
vet. About 11.111 o'clock an expresi was sent toff to
Paisley and Glasgow for some military, and
by one o'clock this toorniug a troop of isomers
arrived, and about nine o'clock some riflemen and
other soldier, by steam-boats front Glasgow ; bat
since last night the town is as quiet as usual,
and I hope will continue so. No blame whatever
is attached to our Magistrates, who did every thing
iu their power to preserve the peace. For a con-
iidcruble time the alarm was great, feariag they
might attack private property, but no such thing
was attempted, not even a pane of glass broke, ~or
was any iusult offered to any of the inhabitants."
London, England, 1820-04-14

DUEL.

A iseetiog took OW* this inonsiag in • field mar the
Lough. between the Boa. Christopher H. Hutchinson sad
P. W. Callaghan, Esq. Oa the Ent 6rir, Mr. Hutchins°a re.
milord a slight nrosusal in the third Auger of his left hand; on
which, after some cooversatiota, the parties left the 'reload.
Sir We. C'hattertes was secund q Mr. Hutchinson, and
Denis R. Moles, Esq. to Mr. Callsgbar.
We have a owe detailed account of this transaction, but
front motives of a peculiar nature, we abstain from sayiog
WPM on the subject at present.
We are happy to state that Mr. Hutchissoo is going on
well. The Inv, has seen sines amputated..—!Cork Xenon.
Ilk Chronicle, April?)
Mr. Callaghan is a younger brother of Mr. G. Cellaghao,
the late nosuccessful candidate for the City of Cork, and re-
p/neutrals.: of liar Borough of Dnodalk in the late Parlia-
sucot.
London, England, 1820-04-14

SURREY TH EATK E.

It is most respeethilly announced that Mn. MOUNTAIN,
who has hero hosonreil with a nIVIDi brilliant reception is
the •ew Barletta. is engaged at ibis Theatre fur Elea
more Nights. and will appear during the present and

ensuing Wtrkg. - -
PHIS EVENING. FRIDAY. April 14 and
TOMORROW (Satatdsy), a new Commie Pantomimic
Dance, milled
SKULLS AND OARS; or, LOVE IN A WHERRY.
After which Oar the lifth time) a new Coolie Barletta,
called
WIDOW AND NO WIDOW.

Captain Perdue, Mr. Payne; Capatern, his Valet, Mr.
Ridgway; Vapid, Mr. Goldfinch, Mr. Wet-
tow, Jeremy Diddles, Mr. Wyatt; Captain llentitis, Mr.
Numb; Captain Perkins, Mr. Ellis; Captain Wilkins, Mr.
Adcock. 3ln. Perdue, Mr,. Moonstone.
Vu conclude with, 1111 i time, she highly popular Historical
Melo-Masao railed
London, England, 1820-06-26

TIIE QUITN.

From an early hoot eo Saturday mornimx, a great
crowd hail sot.embletl r.. I the residence of tier MA-
JESTY, in l'orlmaii-sireel, to expectation of seeing
the I)eptitation uppniiiied lir the 11. of Commons
arrive to ptrAellt the A diltt of thsit Ilatese to her
AIAJESTY• The crowd wele Felfrelly pear:table,
sail manifeweil nothing hut good humour till
about eleien k, alien tr Wail, who, Iron las
COUttlettalice, appeared to be a foreigner, and of that
class of persons denominated sliablay Kestrel, passed
the luiwe, and deliberately Hang a short stick at
the parlour win.low.a. Ile was immediately laid
hold of, but relieved to give any account of iiia me-
tiVea for committiog the tourat4e ; the crowd sp.
pratreti arty well 411-piwed to inflict 'mind -coy pit-
ths Imo ; lint some teapechilde pe.sana
interfered, and tmL!...test.tl thu from the comp.,-
sure of ilia delllralmor lie COII:d riot Ito Isdoll,:aled,
but tha: he was ilrollthly This linfliaCe
("pillion was 8.61.,1ed, and the olio Was allowed to
br takeu to the Public fliT er, Madhurongli-street,
to lie dealt with according in
At one o'clock the crowd hail considerably in-
creased, rind Noblemen on horseback. Ladies in
rip: ii carriage., and persons ..f all desertptions uu
foot, were ciiiifweilly together. A hoot
ten minutes Non one o'clock the Deputation arrived.
Mr. 'WILBERFORCE and Mr. !-Ttts ire WORTLEY
were in the first chariot. Immediately rifler they made
their appearance a tremendous hooting. hissing. and
roaring commenced. which was c ttttt touted as the
carriages of Sir 'rims. I)TRE ACLAND and
IIaNKEs drove up to the door.

The Membera alighted without any interruption,
and immediately went into the House—they were
if. red in fa-court drew., urd appeared quits
London, England, 1820-06-26

NADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.

Twenty-seventh Night the New Persian Pastunsinee; and
Sixth Night of the New Equestrian Melu-dravor —"floe
isteressitig attraction at the present Performances, and
the splewslid effect el the New Melo-dr•me, I. which (for
the ton time it Imo ever been attempted on the stage)
REAL HORSES are iwiroduced law the Real Water
Scenery, out to be witnessed in say other Theatre, ia-
duces the \hoaxer to aimonuce that the same prorloctioas
which have given mach waivers', satisfortiuu will be rum-
looted fur One Week only, whew they Milli he laid aside
to make way for ontineruus other Novelties now ioa active
areparal
THIS EVF.NING, MONDAY, June 26,
and daring the week, the performances will committee
with • New Divertisement, cJinposed by Mr. W'. Koh),
emit led,
London, England, 1820-06-26

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
REGENT-STREET, LONDON.
The Duke of NORFOLK,
The Duke of RUTLAN D,
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM,
'The Margais of NORTHAMPTON,
&c. ke. &e.
Ana SIXTY DIRECTORS.
MAMAGING DIRECTOR.
J. T. BARRER BEAUMONT, Esq. F.A.S.
pERSONS who cowiewur insured in this Office
Seven Years, whether spun a Septennial or Annual
Policy, share the Pi ofits equally with the Orizinal Members,
according in their resrriive Curstribulions. A permanent
surplus Capital of 400,110 CL has been subway's' by the Ori-
ginal Mentlieis, and they alone are responsible; hence liaise
rho now desire to insure are effeclually secured agaiast that
uncertainty awl unlimited responsibility which have been ass
severely felt in society upon the Cootributionsliip or Unitas
principle.
Returns to She anwsuut of 28.0001. have been pawl within
She Six last Years, to all those who have been insured Seven
Years—a greater advantage to the Public than bas been hi-
therto yielded by any well-secured F-stablisliment.
Agents are appointed in all the prisicipsl towns, whn are
also Agents in the PROVIDENT LIVE OFFICE, fulisitivd
on similar pressesples.
London, England, 1820-06-19

POLICE.
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• BOW. ItMUM
Sal Imlay Frederick Block, a German, was remanded on
a charge of stratum a quantity of books, soperbly
Nome plate, articles of chins, Sze. the properly of Lord Fim-
rcy Seeerreet, to whose nervier he had formerly been.
Itickard Frost was examined on a charge of riot, and for
a violets, swank oo Rickard Wathrook, a constable, in the
r ‘ecution of his dilly 44 the Knifes Mews, no Friday Night.
It appeared that Westbrook sad lioshriek were knocked
dons, linked and trampled wpm, in ibe must savage nun-
'ter. The Friautiir was ',reared OP the spot, and idrotified
as the maw who knocked Westbrook doers, and took a must
&dive part in the "Mts. Ile was ordeied to awl hail.
Janice C►eadbsdr was oirdolid lu hod sureties fur similar
conduct MS the same occasion.

QUZZLIQUAIIg.

FELONY.
On Saturday Jessre lioultell was lorouelit before Mr.
ayakla.wl, and examined on a charge of stealing a has-coal,
a watch, and various other ailielea, the property of Wm.
‘Voodwoid, coachman to Sir Charles Grant, Brook•alreet,
Put tommequare.
(hi Friday night information was brought to this office of
l'ee riotous proceedings of the mob shout the Horse Hoards
nosy the King's Mews barracks, roileavoisriag to emit@ dis•
tofer li en anumgot the soldiers. The officers proceeded them
"rconhailfr sad room' the Primmer very active ramougst
the
c70«41 He had hero wanting for about two mouths before
fn robhiog Sir Charles Grain's coachman, hut be could not
be met with till now he was taken into custody. It appeared
po,i examination that he ealkd upon *be (*MIAMI'S., toter
so (wore, us pretence of having some bossism« with Isintiand
the Imt time hematite I« she stables the footman weal Is in-
form the coachman, mid at his return Dirt toe PfilloOlef
curling tint at the door with some bundles • he took no
',bumf... • t that time till the property ass mined:—Commilled
for re-easinination.
London, England, 1820-06-19

mici between my n?istress and Mr. Hawker than'
there ought to be.—[The witness then described
reinntances conlirmainry of the butler's sus.
inciona.]-oii the toth March it was my mistress's
I..tention to have quitted my master. My master
isent to Mr. Shepherd's on the 10th of March.—
Oa his return, he had a separate lied. and neves,
slept with my mistress afterwards, My mistress re.
msincd in the house three weeks afterwards. She
nude several attempts to get to my master. She
saw him once or twice. My mistress wrote a
great deal. I missed to convey the letters to
the post. I knew she packed up all her jewels
on the t Ith or Mut of March. and addressed them
to Mr. Hawker, at Oxford. By my mistress's
desire I hid them in one of the beds; but my mat-
ter found it out, and insisted upon having them.
I do not know. that Mr. sod Mrs. Miller disagreed.
Mrs. Miller always did as she liked. I lived with
Mrs. Miller three years ; they did not separate dor.
ing that period; I never saw any acts of violence.
or bawd of the-earving.kuife, or soy thing of the
kind ; I never was present at any difference between
them.
Cross-exassined.—My master was fond of my
mistress, and iris very indulgent ; she did as she
liked ; Mrs. Miller was very affrcti )))) ate to her
husliaud when I first lived with them ; after Mr.
Hawker became intimate in the house I thought I
'do/erred a great difference in my mistress's con-
duct towards her husband.
With this testimony Mr. SCAILLETT closed his
case.
Mr. Serjesnt Vancinow then addtessed the Jury
on the part of the Defendant.
Mr. BIRCHA Lt., the Under-Sheriff, summed up
the case to the Jury.
The Jury. alter some consideration, assessed the
damages at 'renti.v.g Himont!) POUNDS.
London, England, 1820-06-19

CANTERBURY, JUNE 16.

Thursday • deputation of the Corporation of
Canterbury, consisting of the Mayor, the Cham-
be►lain. the Sheriff. and the Town Clerk, waited
upon the Marquis Canideo, at the Fountain Inn.
and presented him with the freedom of the city.
recently unanimously voted to the Noble Mar.
quis, '• in testimony of the high sense the Mayor
and Commonalty of that City entertain for his
Lordship's patriotic mid disinterested conduct iu
voluntarily relinquishing for the service of the
country. sill the perquisites and emoluments of his
potent office or one of the inur Tellers of his Ma-
jesty's Exchequer. beyond the suns allowed by
Act of Parliament." The order of Court (of
which the above is the substance) being read
to his Lo►tiship, the Mayor shortly addressed
him on the occasion. in reply to which his Lordship
expressed the gratificatiou lie experienced at his
name being enrolled as a Climes, of Canterhury,
and that hie couduct had met the approbation of
the Corporation. The Chamberlain then idol-
Mitered the usual oath of • freeman of the city to
the Noble Marquis, and the deputation retired.
London, England, 1820-02-29

GREAT SPEED.

Philip Bland, FAT of Mad-glare, Wi[ttaore•steert, nn-
ski-took yesterday to drive a ruin welluirey in harness, four-
tarn miles within an boor. Mr. Bland weighs thirteen striae,
and the ,::allowny in wader thirl,eu heeds. lie did the first
GM,' 'ninnies and sixteen set-wadi ; bill" the distance
in twenty nine minutrs and two aeconala, and woo cleverly
in tw.,lity rizht seconds within the riven tome, which is a
glen' I.purtiug feat.

A letter from Bridlington, dated Feb. es. sya—
lluriuc • heavy rde this mrnitsz the Friends,. \learns,
fri'm Niostirom, it as &swim bottom upwards on shore near
this place. suit tt is frorml Ali bawls ow board bate perished ;
the vessel is entirtly in pieces.
London, England, 1820-02-29

I OUSE OF COSI SONS, non DAT, FasavaaT 21.

The SIMMER' took the Choir at three o'clock.
Sl.o•tly alteowaids a Message from the House of
Lord, rolnired the attendance of the Commons in
that lt.,cse to hear the Messer from the King.
'Floe SPICAKILL. followed by most of the Members
ps.str,o, salvos/ad the Upper House accordingly.—
At balf.poet these o'clock the Speaker, with the
Menstera.reloresed, and, having invited the House
to stolid resod the table to hear it, read the Sperch
*bids had been delivered in the House of Lords
by the Lords Cucuroissioners.—(Sec our Lords'
report;)
Th.. Nlettihers, among whom were Lord CASTLE-
RgAobll and Mr. Baoocu•ls. then departed.
London, England, 1820-02-29

NEW ARGYLL ROOMS.

The Members of the Regent's Harmonic kali.
lion opened these splendid Rooms in Regent-iureet,
last might, with a grand concert of vocal sod instru-
mental music. It displayed a rare combination of
yawed excel:epee, in which pieces of the first mas-
ters ware eseceod by the ir.t-►ate talents of theday.
'rile Room, were moot brilliantly lighted up on the
weeastua. The cosicest.rooin had twenty-two
Ives of live ligisla each; the ball-room three lustre.
of large size, bearing nine lights each; the club.
wain ene lustre of largos size, of twelve liege;
Ana there was one of the same description in the
the whole made by Mr. CotAins of
the Strand, and lighted with gag.
Fite Concert attracted a most splendid and
audience.

On Wedotieday last Sir Joule BAYLEY arrived
kit New:castle, and after atteuding diville .mice as
Si. Nicholas' Church. proceeded to open his coo-
mission at the Guildhall, when W. Demos was
found guilty of stealing a watch, sod 114600 Hew
dersum, oo a charge of stealing bristles. was .!gait.
Led. Th. Cone was adjourned till Monday
111.), g. Th. %%toy Court opened on Therodey
awning.
London, England, 1820-02-29

The Opera of Artaxerxes is postponed vo account of the
!“.1i1p.”611011 of 41311ause irestria.
On Tlstaratlav will be produced, first time. a new Drama,
in bre arts, calltd The Hebrew i piincipal character by Mr.
rein
London, England, 1820-02-29

SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

Dudes the ilre on Tosiliky night lest, in the City-read,
Mnblasehard, of the CoairMat Oat*, ailjois in to obese it
task pleeeLie the reefories,osaittly, it was supposed, &sip.
ped down _dead, and being plated to a collo, nos to be bu-
rred yesterday, but upon screwing down the lid a noise was
bribed, sod as seism( it again they observed syaiptunis of
relining 1111i01.111911. The Nowa was erectors, postpuued,
and every ettentioa is being paid, it being supposed she is
merely inn trance.
London, England, 1820-02-29

JEW'S PAIR, IN DIIICICS-PLACR.

Yesterday, according to masa! test**, the Jews' Fair
eismaseseed is Dukes.plarre, whirl, is to continue fur tbree
days. At ar slyly boor a @tatty group of Hebrews, of the
wirylssdstdeitriptiota, congregated ou the spot, who owl
williday as they ware Numerous, wed bootbs.stalls, gsmblisg,
asessgaryisg, fried Ask sad other peculiar fare, together
with eusfeetiouary, were spur $ large male. h oesased to be
a mew, of summit's at that cud sr the tows, sad on perms*
pests, by it was absolutely isseawary to take particularism*
sf their pockets.

FIRE.
-r-

On Sum* morsing, about four o'clock, • Ire woo die.
covered breaking out at the bar wisdow of the hones of Mr.
T. 'fare*, landlord of the Old Cross public house, New
Cress, Kent-road; the family was alarmed, sod with die-
coley effected their swap in • state of nudity, and took
shelter in au opposite home. The lames rapidly coniesuol-
cated to the bottle of Mr. Gold, watchmaker sod jeweller,
both of which, with two other adjoining houses, were es-
iirely commineed, together with their stock in trade. Several
migistes arrived, which °mild he of very little envie., es
'Awe imps a. ire plop, .or any water to be procured eu.
ins Cams the adjoining pumps.
boa sustaioed by Mr. T. Tarvis sad Mr. Gobi is esti-
.theard at several shamed panda.
London, England, 1820-02-29

COURsING.

The second Coursing Match at Annan took place on
Monday the 21st instant,upon the estate adios Marquis of
Queensberry. The spurt was excellent, and a number of
matches made, which caused considerable iaterest on both
soles of th' border. Seventecu hares were killed, doer
well ronicsted matches. Among the ambient.. present we
noticed tln• Marquis of Queensberry, Sir .1. H. Maxwelloif
Springlv.ll, /tie. Etc. The following are the particulars:—
I. Mr. limmoses Nimrod hest Mr. Elliot's Bitlr-2. Mr.
Iteddrck's Flr beat Mr. Scarro•'s Pirandy-3. Mr. Pool's
Tickler beat Mr. Lauinger. Catch-4. Mr. Johnssm's bitch
heal Mr Littinices bitch—S. Mr. Forreses Spring heat Mr.
Wastell% Spiing—C. Mr. Foster's (Carin.l.) Skip bent Mr.
Graham's dog.-7. 11lr. Gilltes dog beat Mr. Holmes's Spring
—S. General Dimes Dowuer beat Mr. Ewart's Spring-
9. Mr. Clapperiaii's Bob brat Mr. Ewari's dog—sccund
heat:—t. Mr. Laitimer's (Carlisle) beat Mr Johnstone's
Lilt-It-2 Mr. Waniell'n Spring (Carlisle) brat Mr. l'orre•l's
Spring-3. Mr. Foster's Skip (Carlisle) beat Mr. Graham's
dog.
London, England, 1820-02-29

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

♦ imlesclooly catastrophe betel • young man of the time
of Joan. yesterday, in Priseinkstrect, Leicester-square.
A working teats is liquor bad reeled upon ►is back into the
street. a few paces before a gentleness who was driving •
gig at a brisk trot, sod the driver yea using every effort to
pull the horse up in vain, when Junes seized Ike reins,
at which lbe animal berame restive, koorked bin down, sod
the w►eel went over Isis neck, and be was token to the hos-
pital in s weeders state, The boree on bring cherkeld drew
the other wheel over the drunkes mans body, sad be was
taken to the bonnie! with broken ribs.
London, England, 1820-11-02

bound.
E NAVA I. and MILITARY EXPLOITS
which have distinguished She Reign of GEORGE III.;
accurately described, and MK Ihodirally arranged.
By JEHOSHAPIIAT ASPIN.
To the ;professed historian it will be a useful beak of re-
reroute, the must csirefel attention having been paid to dates
snd places% In the canary readmit will prove an entertain.
Mg suit inatractive companion; soil to the rising youth it
will be an amusing introduction to the knowledge of the
times in which be lives.
['roiled fur Samuel Leigh, IS, Strand.

This day is poldialeed, in royal Ron. prirr Ss. Vol. I. Part I.
to he cuntiuned in Monthly Parts, of
VILE ENTS of CON VEV A MANG, in
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Study of that Science, mid Observations and Directions re.
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The Second Edit ion, carefully revisrd and corrected, with
great &dditrour amid improvements,
Ity CHARLES BARTON, Esq.
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London, England, 1820-08-18

•
VAUXHALL
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OP YORK'S
inKTH-DAY.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Angoid lA.
will be a GRAND MILITARY FETE, in celefrea.
lion of the above distinguished day, when the Hlumiwativa
wilt he Torre: wed to an extraordinary degree of splendour,
and various appropriate emblems, devices, and other no-
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Mailenatliadle Magni with Mademoiselle /Wylie, will fiance an
Allemande on three rope., and at the conclusion of the Con.
cerl, Madame Sagni will make her wonderful ascent amidst
• brilliant display of Fire-works by Signora Heugler.
No Orders admitted.
Admission 3a. eld.---Duors open at Seven, tbis Concert to
begin at Eight ro'Cloek.
London, England, 1820-08-18

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HATIVES and ANECDOTES respecting Extraordi-
nary Characters; illustrative of the Tendency of Credulity
and Fanaticism; exemplifying the Imprerfectione of Cur-
camst•ntwil Evidence; and recording singular Instances of
voluntary Human Suff,ring, mad inheriting Occurrences.
By JOHN CECIL, Eiq.
Printed fur William Hone, Ludgate•bill.
London, England, 1820-08-18

TIIIF:ATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND,
EVENING. FRIDAY. August 18,.
N. will he performed, Sib lime, a new Romantic Melo-
drama, in three parts, founded on the celebrated Tale called
THE VAMPIRE;
Or, TFIE BRIDE OF THE ISLES.
Characters in the iniroductury Vision—The Vampire, Mr.
T. P. Cooke; lAA). Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chitterley; Ueda,
Miss Love; Ariel, Miss Worgman.
Characters in the Duma—Rutliven, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. ['carman; McSwill, Mr.
Harley. Lady 31stgaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterky ; Bridget,
Mrs. Grove; Effie, Miss Carew.
After which, the Comic °wort to called
FIRE AND WATER.
Captain Hurry, Mr. Bartley ; Mr. Thrifty, Mr. W. S. Chat
teary ; Frrde, it k, Mr. Wrench; Jacob, Mr. Wilkinson.
Fanny, Miss Loge; Fuibish, Miss I. Sievewisor.
To conclude with the popular Melo-drama. called
TRY► WORDS; Or, SILENT NOT DUMB!
Sir Ilitrkihrand sip Goy, Mr. Bartley; Tontine, Mr. W. S.
Chmterlest Virlbille. Mr. Pearmsn; l.a Fleur, Mr. Wilkin-
son liosalrellt, Miss Kelly ; Lucie, Miss I. Stevenson;
Hualess, Mrs. Grove.
Doors open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to be-
gin at Serra.
Private Boxes may he had nightly of Mr. Stevenson. of
ahem Places are to be taken, at the Box Office, Strand En-
trance, hum Ten till Four.
Tomorrow, Woassres Will, with The Vampire.
(►n Monday, fret time, a new Intel lode, to !recalled Pa-
tent Theatica—onil, first tim►, a iiew rove, in two alts, to
he railed What,: Fong; ur, How Wins, kahle
London, England, 1820-08-18

Price Is.
THE KING'S TREATMENT OF THE
QUEEN slimily staled to the People of England.
•• The Press is the great public monitor—it shall extend
to the farthest verge and limit of troth--it shall speak
trails to the King in the hearing of the People."—Cultaxis.
Printed fur William Hone, Ludgate-hill.
London, England, 1820-08-18

VERBATIM EDITION,
Haadsontely printed in octavo, un fine paper, in order to be
universally circulated and preserved from the Palace so
the Cottage, price 6d.
r ' HEQUEEN'S LETTER TO THE KING.
" God sere the Queen r

Printed for William Rosie, Ledgate-hill.
Orders shasid particularly express Hoxs's" Verbatim
Edition.
London, England, 1820-08-18

HONK'S NATIONAL TOY—SEVENTH EDITION.
Handsomely printed and extensively embellished, price la.
rilliE QUEEN'S NIATRINIONIAL LAD-
DER: Notional! Tay. By the AUTHOR of "TH 113
POLITICA I. ROUSE THAT JACK BUILT." Willi
14 Step Scenes • and illustrations in verse, with 111 Cuts,
viz. High and Low; He qualifies; declares; She accepts;
He alters; imputes; She exculpates emigrates; semi.
grates ; consternates ; He accuses ; The Prep watches;
The Reitish Lion awakes; He asks fur his Crown, and they
give bins the Bag; They degrade him; The end—Cals
meal; Teapot the great ; Gone sailing.

Printed fair William Hone, 11,tidtralc-hill.
Orders for the Country, enclosim: remittances, will be
punctually ettecuted,and Placard, fur doors aid shop win-
dows enclosed.
London, England, 1820-08-18

BT TOT AUTIIOII OT VII POLITICAL House TI AT JACK

In Parliament.
THE DROP CLAUSES OUT OF THE
HILL AGAINST THE QUEEN. For Mr. Attorney.
General. To peruse and nettle. With s Refresher.
Printed for %Vlllism Hone, Ludgate-hill, Solicitor for said
Clauses. hire
London, England, 1820-02-11

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. LESLIE.
1. II E LE A S EHOL D INTERESTS and
other PARTNERSHIP EFFECTS of Messrs. ED-
iVARD, JOHN, and JAMES HOULDITCH, of Lowe-
acre, Comelimakers, which woe advertised for Sale on Toes-
day, February 1. Is2o. bust postponed for Ten Days, will
lake glare THIS DAY, Friday, February 11, when the
whole will be Sold, purvinut to the order of the Court of
Chancery; the Sa!e to commence at Tea, for Eleven o'Clock
precisely, ini occultist of the member of Lots io be Sold.
Catalogues and printed Particulars may he had on the
Premises ; and of Mr. Leslie, New Cavearlishutreet, PIM
load-place.
London, England, 1820-02-11

URGENT DISTRESS.

THE COMMITTEE of the WIDOWS•
FRIEND and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, i■ re-
turning their cordial Danko to a benevolent Peddle for Ilse
ready answer tiny have made to their urgent caff fur aid in
favour of the distressed poor of the metropolis, think it due
to 16e kindness of their friends to ofFer the following state-
ment of the mode in which such and is at present applied.
They are engaged in relieving 500 eau's, consisting of about
2,000 individuals, by personal visits, by the gift of money,
potatoes, soup, coals, mattresses composed of straw in the
cheapest covering, blaukrts, and rugs; articles either of so
mean a description, or so stamped with the mark of the So-
ciety, as to lessen the probability of their being pledged or
seised for rent. In cases of dangerous sickness, both deri.
cal and medics' aid has bees ellt•ined, by which it is hoped
bolls the spiritual and temporal maladies of the sufferers
have beta effectually relieved. Still flinch and pungent
distress presents itself to the inquiries of the Committee;
and as it is their object to udostitister relief is the moat
effectrial mode, by enabling the distressed poor to oldaiu
their own livelihood, it is not only rowdiest to redeem
many eeasassy articles from pltdge, nail to furnish them
with small sums of money, that by 11w traffic of fish,
fruit, &e. they may procure their (Idly support, but alai
to afford them, in matey iestatiers, the mere necessaries of
clothing, without which they east wither engage is work,
new mitertain any pi inspect of • situation.
The Committee, therefore, solicit not only pecuniary aid,.
but emstributions of clothes and lines, and indeed any arti-
cle that may be deemed serviceable to the poor.
HENRY RUDD, President.

Beithre-street. Blarkfriars, Vt b. 7, IiKO.
The Consatettre must gratefully ackulioletbre the receipt
a the following donut loos led subscriptions :

s.
By lite Rev. H. Budd, New
• Bridge-weet.
Mn. T. Coleuses'
Mrs. Keating -
By Mr. Seaward.
John blilebell, Esq. 1 1
J. W. 1' 1
R. Mandel., EA. 2
Mr. H. Palmer. An. 10. 641.
By Mews. Browne, Lang-
Wen, and Cu.
A Gay, by F. erryell,
5 0
By Mears. Druoirsood.
M.O.
J. C. $. 0 0

t s.
C. IV, 5 0
O. V. . 2 0
T. Plaaalsl, Esq. 2 1
T. H. P. 5 0
-
By Messrs. Hatehard and
suu.
A Lady io Hansikihire 1 0
Miss P. le 0
A Lady . I 0'
Miss Itsynardson 1 I
Colonel Aratstruag I •
It. Sanwa, Esq. 1 1
V. G. - 20. Ild.
A. F. G. - 1 0
Jam Pearson, Esq. 5 0

2 0
1 0

-•
Coatributioses of clothes for the poor are emtetsUy
ed by Ow Rev. H. Dodd, New Bridtwatreet ; mai fsr
T.
*swankitbw. Ilalishort-wioare ; sad of motley at the
iog nsalkos s—Mesons. Hoare, 37, Flart.aireet; Nesore.
prounastmal, Chariog-erow • Worn. Worrier, Laagboro, atttl
Co. 113, Illoehterattury, likewise by Messrs. Hatehoral sod
Ma, 190,
London, England, 1820-02-11

TO THE LIVERY OF LONDON.
GINTLEIIEN, Old South Sea Iluose, Feb. 10, 1820.
fiALLED upon by so numerous and so highly
‘.) respectahle a body of the Livery, it would be i oroo-
,sisieui with the whole tenor of my public life, if 1 refused
to comply with their request, again to stood forward as a
CAN DI ATE for the humour of representing this Veal
r City isi Parliament.
The expelience of twenty.seven years of waremitted,
seldom, and, I Wipe, useful anemia's to the trust reposed
in use, end the approbation so nobly and so owegoivocally
bestowed um it by the curicurrent recorded testimony of
in many of my Fellow-Citizens, render my prorhossioms of
My prinfjpl.9 wholly isanseeessary.
The hawl seal of the Sleeting of this day hos induced
my Friends to recommend to the Livery that the oedema
duties of • Personal C,anvatis on my part should be
dispensed with—a tribute of respect to that eslightened and
independent Body which I have at all time. considered due
from a Candidate : hut, although I may (hash* relieved Croat
this ninth s.f attention myself, the members of my family
will must cordially co-operate with my fries& is this see.
vie'. Amt I have only to add, that sheold their waited
inertias, be a-wised with succors, my best energies will
instantly be directed to the faithful discharge of those high
. stie, which the vast sad important interest, of this Peet
e: simiereial commonity require at the hands of its Repro
slums.
1 have the honour to be, Gestlessies,
Your faithful and devoted Sensocur,
tv u+IIL
London, England, 1820-02-11

WET FEET PREVENTED.

PATENT BOOTS AND SHOF.S, WITH WHALEBONE

INNER SOLES.
WA. DEACON, No. 13, Corohill, has
• iihtaiiiril his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for
the above liberation, which will be found an invaluable ac.
qvisitiou to those whose avocations cause them to be much
on foot, to keep the feet warm and dry; they are perfectly
smooth mut pleasnat to the tread, are of the very best ma-
terials aid workmanship, anal at no higher price than is
charged at all the respectable slops in the trade.—Orders
frum the Country, enclosing a remittance, with the patter.
shoe, will be punctually executed, and the balance, if any,
refereed with the goods.
London, England, 1820-02-11

MUSIC.
1-41GHT'S new invented portable PATENT
• DrrA L HARP, constructed upon quite • mew Prin.
ciple of Action, and which produces all the tichnes• of tone
and effect of the Pedal Harp, although not one-third as big;
they are a charming accompaninosst to the Voice, as also to
the Piani•forte, &c., and the art of playing on them very
soon acquired. The peculiar 'drainage which the Dual
Harp possesses above all other Instruments of the smaller
class is, that of its comprising so mooch and so complete,
within so small and convenient a compass; besides all which
they are most elegant anal graceful, and comparatively of
small price ; together with other considerable advaalages
in the karuing of them, Ste. They, may in beautiful variety,
daily !se sees sod heard, awl only bad, of Mr. Light the in.
vasirar wad ?newest;, No. 8, Foley-plate, Ciretstfialau4uatts.•
N.lll.—Mr. 1. bring a Music Profesotte, of burg cargo-
mire, qualifies him also for ;wstrueiing Ladies completely on
his Patent Ditch Harp, as likewise am tho Piano-forte, and
in Singing its both the English and Italian Style, and in the
Theory id Music in general.
••• Pupils may ructive Lessons at his owd house, as
above, or 1w attended at home.
London, England, 1820-08-16

This day is pubilleill. lossoliessely printed sod extensively
renshelliehed, price Is.
TH' QUEEN'S MATRIMONIAL LAD-
DER: a National Toy. By the AUTHOR of "TH E
POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." With
14 Step Scenes ' • end Illustration* in wise, with IS Cuts,
vas. High and low; He qrialifies; declares; She accepts;
He aliens; impales; She esenlpates ; emigrates; rest.
grates ; conssernales ; Ile accuses ; The Press watches;
The Brutish Lion awakes; Ile risks fur hi* Crown and they
give
him the Bag; They degrade bin% ; The eid—Cat's
meat; Teapot the great; Gone sailing.
Printed for William Hone, Ludgatmhill.
Orders fur the Country, enclosing remittance*, will he
punct sally eareuted,and Placards for dours aria shop win.
dims caelorwil.

THE PRINCIPAL POINTS in the NEW
Lanny, %elite!' distingisith it from many for *
long time past are-
1. All the Prices are Sterling Money.
2. There ere no Stock Prizes.
3. Every Ticket wit be put into the Wheel and draw* •
singly, each deciding its own fate,and no other.
4. There will be no reser►ation of Ticket., bat the whole
Lottery is open fur the Public to purchase whatever they
choose.
With so few Tickets as 5,60, there ar► more Prises
than were ever Isefore knurn in so small a Lottery.
to addition to the above interesting fentrirs, the Scheme
contains Tier. Prizes of 20,001. and Twenty-eight other
Capitals, and the ustole to he drawn iu Hue Day, 30th of
itt,Gusr (THIS AIONT/11.
Ticliern and Samna areaelliug by J. end J. RIVCWRIGHT,
37, C..rnhill; 11. Holborn ; 38, Haymarket ; and 141, 07t-
ford•aues t, Loudon; who sold in the last Lottery, No. 9,514,
20,0141.—N0. 12,313, 10,000/.—with many 11111101. Capitals
of bOOl, 200 f., 4,:e.; nod by the Agents in this County,
of whom Schemes wilts full particulars may be had, gratis.

TRUSSES.
N consequence of the demand for, Novi urea
iworfil derived front, the tote of PIN DI N's PAT EN t
Tausss.s, wilbuulmetallicspring'', G WA N (:A.bee
Isere to ioforol the Pottlic, that their Illansfactory is now at
No. /110, Fleet-street. These Tensors are highly approved
of by the mull ealliteat Surgeons in tows and country, and
recommended ye account ur 'brie great and °inform pees-
sure, wittiest chafing. Respectable references caw be given
to Surgeons and When, who have proved t►eir good eßecte.
ham by whom sleet Truett-s have bean worts, give the decided
prefe►ence is P. Pinditee.--.N.11. Persons seeding the cir-
cuinferenee of the body below the hips, and the largest part
of the thigh, stating skids side they ere saiered, may Je.
pied on being evrrettly fitted.
London, England, 1820-08-16

STATESMEN AND EMINENT PERSONS DURING
THE REIGN OF GEORGE 111.
This day are pablishrol, price Its. in boards,
RECOLLECTIONS, PERSON AL • and
POLITICAL as far as ',lairs to the ADMINI-
STRATION of PUBLIC AFFAIRS during the REIGN of
GEORGE the THIRD.
By JOHN NICHOLLS, Faq. •
!limber of the House of Commons in the 15th, 16th, sad
18th Parliatarnis of Great Britain.
Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1820-02-18

LAW INTELLICSNCL

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-

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Wearisome,
l'ausittoky, Fiestimat 17.

Sittings aPer Hilary Terns. of Nisi Prise. 6ffers
Chit, Justice ABBOTT, and 011111N0111 Jerks.

BAXTER v. I.ORD WA LL/COURT.

Mr. ScAitt.-ET:e stated, this was ills act ion brought
by the Plaintiff, a respectable coachinaker in
Long-acre, against the Noble Defendant, to re-
cover the sum of 205/. for a cabriolet built for him,
and for the repairs of tl tilhory. He would prove
the contract, and the acknowledgment of the Noble
1).-fendaiit to pay, and whirr, he had done so, his
client 'weal be entitled to the verdict of the Jury.
Boater, a son of the Plaintiff, proved that
the Defendant agreed with him for the price of the
cabriolet, and that he had furnished him with the
bill for the repair• of the tilliory, to which he made
no objection. Ile afterwards made several applied.
!ions to the Noble Defendant fur payment, without
success. The but time he had an interview with
the Defendant he acknoxledgrd the deb►, but
stated hi• incapability of paying it.
Tharox, Counsel for the Defendant, said
it certainly was the Intention of his client to
pay what acinully nine to the Plaintiff, but he
objected to several items in the acconist, particu-
larly to the charges for glasses and fringe for the
cabriolet. his client had another objection, which
w ;a., when he agreed! for the articled he was pro-
mised a greater credit than the Plaintiff had given
The Learned Counsel did nut call any wit-
nrs•es, and the Jes ry !returned a verdict fur the
115/. and 40.. costs.
London, England, 1820-02-18

Fatll Chant,.

Gad sue great George our King!
Lung lire our noble King
Gat 'MVP the Km( !
Send him virturione,
kliappy and glorious,
14. I emu over us;
is
God liner the King!
i Additional Verses, written by Goo**. CotaiOg, the
41riorager
Solo DrczoNs.
I.nril ! while thy chtmening baud,
Wide through M. loyal land,
Snow cloth Sing, Chorus,
Bach H. ituta's heart-felt tear,
Mr.' o'er the Faille'', bier,
pills us the Suu
Gud sere the King! elsorits.
Solo—Miss IC Tier.
e.gL may war'■ clauguar cease!
Lair Noy the Dove of Peace
Here spread her *tog! Chorus,

Lull'd, thus, in sweet repose,
Oa; from duwesiic fees,
lUb! from black Tresses 's ►lows,
Heaven guard she CAoriss.

.940—M is. STRIPIMI.
- •

While Georges praise ws single.
Rally his throne around!
United dist(' CAo►w.
Think who upheld his Sire!
Who ewll'd the despot's Ire!
Riled Britain's glory hither;

'Twin Geurg; our Kiug, non's.
Full Chorus.
Gad save great George our king, &c.
On the full of the curtain Mr. ABBOTT came for-
ward, and apologized for the absence of Mr.
YAtas, who was einunnticed fora port in the farce
of Love, Law, and Physic. The manager, lie @yid,
had waited until that moment in expectation of his
attendance; but having received no communication
from him, it was feared, from his habitue' diligesice
and priortualitv, that some accident had befallen
him. He concluded with hoping that tlig audience
would accept, as a substitute, the opera of Karina,
in which :lime TREE had consented to play the part
of Rosiaa. The offer was accepted with great
pleasure, and the piece went off with applause.—
Miss Time was encored in several airs, Had loudly
applauded.
THE SURREY.
This theatre re-commenced its performances last
night with a solemn Dirge, is commemoration of
the lite melancholy events; after which " God
save the King," with additional verses, was sung
by the whole company, and concluded with part of
the Coronation Anthem, daring which a splendid
illumination of h.s present MAJESTY'S initials was
exhibited with acclamations of applause. The
scene represented a euperh.,(lothic chapel. The
following stanzas, written Ivy the Manager, were
loudly greeted by the whole house:—
As wbeu the phi:coin dies,
From his proud übsrgnka
New glories spring;
So Britaiii'd patriot flame
Shall ieeive Georee's name,
And about with loud acclaim,
God sure the King!
Doom'd in one hour to mourn
O'er George suit Edward's sew,
Virtue sad worth—
May our King's sorrow' cease,
Soon may hi, joys iiic r
White honour, health, and peace
Crowe George the Foardli!
London, England, 1820-02-18

After which, 261 h time, an entirely new Comic Pantomime,
called
JACK AND THE BEAN STALK ;
Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE.
nur Ogre, Mr. Hudson; Jack, Miss rimy, afterwards H Rl'.
kgnen, Mr. Bologna; Pantaloon, Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr.
Southhy. Jack's Mother, 'Mra. Pearce; Janette (afterwards
Columbine), Miss Tree; Aro. Good Genius of the Harp,
314, Edwards; Nigro, Ogre's Wife and Evil Genius, 54.31e-
redid.
A grotesque Pas Deux, by Messrs. Bologna and Southby.
A Pas Saul by Miss 'Tree.
The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock; the
Performance will commence precisely at Seven.
Boxes 75.; Serum, Price 3s. 6d —Pit 3a. 6.1 ; Second
Price 2s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price ls.—Upper Gal-
len• 1..; Second P►iee flel.
The Box Office will be open from Eleven till Five o'Clock
—risen to be taken of Mr. Roilwell, Box Bouk•kerprr.
Jack and the Bean Stalk will be performed every evening
till col :bre notice.
On Monday, the Tragedy of Ring Richard the Third.
016 Toesd•y, Sliakapeare's Coriolanus.

ORATORIOS.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

••• It is most respeetfefly annowneed that, under the New
Management, 'eery exertion will be made to render these
Oral mins deserving the patronage of the Nobility, Gentry,
Bud the
rriilS EVENING, FRIDAY', February 18,
ift.
slim Season will commence with, in Memory of the
late stomata Events, a Grand
EPICEDIUM;

ohiele will be introduced the Funeral Anthem, per-
formed at St Georges Chapel, Windsor, on Weilsie.day
last ;_ai:.l • Selection of Music, chiefly from the works of
Made!, kuowa to have been esteemed by, and grocrallr
priformed al dm Concerts of our late highly-revered So-
vereign. {Vitt a Selection of the most approved Pieces
Dora The Messiah, and s Miscellaneous Act.
lialkbrrimer (who has kindly granted his services for
Iles sight wily), will perform on the Grand Piano l'ort•
his sew variations uu the National Air of "Rule Britannia;"
and Air.l.inley, • Concerto on the Violoncello.
The Performance to conclude with, first time in this
Country, and by an Orchestra consisting of orally Two
Handfed Priforosers,

A NEW GRAND BATTLE SINFONIA,
composed expressly for the Elector of Bavaria, by
Winter ; and the National Anthem, " God rave the
ith additional verses written cm the occasion, by George
Cuirass the Younger.
----•

Principal Vocal performers :—Miss Stephens, Miss Wil-
lmar*, soil Milo Tree; Mr. Brahma, Mr. Berawy, Mr.
Ploy, 11r. Tema, sod Mr. Bartleinass.—Leader .f the
/Lind, \l r. Ware.—Tbe whole under the insasedsate ilistrtion
of 51, 13:.11,,p.
London, England, 1820-02-18

NATIONAL MONUMENT OF SCOTLAND.

1101 lIOCEEDINGS of the COMMITTEE on
the NATIONAI, MONUMENT of SCOTLAND,
livid at Effinbergh cn Wednesday, Hie 26th January, 1820 ;
Present—The Earl of %Venues and ;Balch; the Earl of
Missilery ; Lord Belhaveo ; Lord Rollo ; the lord Justice
Clerk ; Loud Raanstyne; Sir Robert Dick, of Prestenfield,
Bari. ; Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bari. ; Sir James Ferguson,
of Kilkerrait, Bart.; General Francis Douala.; Major. Gen-
eral Hope; Vice-Admiral Fraser; Reverend Principal Baird;
Gilbert Hutchison, Esq. Deputy lii.lge Advocate; Doctor
Gregory, M.D.; Dr. Hope, M D.; Robert Downie, Esq. of
Appiu i Mr. ktorthwick, yowl/mew, of Ceorslisteart ; William
Arbuthnot, Esq. Trustees Office ; Kincaid 21•Keimie, Esq ;
Chuil Russell, Esq. accountaui ; John Ferrier, Esq W S. ;
Willosm Inglis, Egg. %VS. ; John Russell, Esq. ;
Robert Johnston, Esq.
The Right Hon. the Earl of WEIIYSS and MARCH iu
London, England, 1820-02-18

111 E (MERV ER N EWSPA PER,

TUE FUNERAL CF.REtIONIF.S whit+
took place upon the lobenierit of lIIS LATE
MAJESTY, s ill be given in detail iii THE. OBSERVER of
Sunday, lehrnaiy 29. To those persons who may have pre-
ferred The Observer of Sunday. the 6th Imo J.:I, this Num-
ber will be very desirable, as the Iwo Papers will eonlaio
all the Official runes and Documents necessary for preset-
sstion and future reference upon this mush-lamented
occasion.
London, England, 1820-02-18

MORLEY V. BULICELEY.

Mr. Ctirtrittr stated this sous au action brought
for rim k and hoboor done.

It appratted that the Plaintiff was a widow re-
ricb,;g ut Chelsea. currying uu the business of a
bricklayer, Mud that she, by her foreman, had re.
paired a house iu Elutes-row. Chelsea, which the
Deftrulaut had let, and the amount of the repairs
cattle to 341. 1.. 8.1.

LAWEB.Counpel for the Defendant, did ncit
deny but that the repairs were ordeitti by his cheat,
but contended that as -lie was only the steward of
the Ptoprietors of Rimelagit„ who were the real
owners of tho house in que►tion, the Plaintiff ought
to have brought tignitost t:tent.
The CHIEF JUSTIW-1 held otherwite, and the
Jury returned a verdict Ito the .Plaintiff for
sal. Is. Bd, sud 40v. costs.
London, England, 1820-02-18

NO. 89, PALL-MALL.

MESSRS.
sincerel2 IA
to
th) NG n I CiO. e
nctukre t st.s
Ta
in!
coufcrred on them, and reaped fully soliciting a continuance
thereof, beg to state, that the Business of iheir Establish.
meat is cunlinueil
.41211 its various departments ss usual.

In the MILLINERY ROOM will he found a constant
snpply of MILLINERY •ol DRESSES from FRENCH
MODELS of ENGLISH MATERIALS; Messes HARD.
ING anti CO. being determined in these times of Ike gene.
rut depression of trade, In promote, as far as lies in their
power, the consumption of all Articles the ALtnufactuie of
their own Country.