biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-25

EGHAM RACES.

?RUNWAY, AUGUST 24 —(LAST DAY).
Plate of 501. Three.yrs old, 6a, 1011. ; four yrs old, sit.
21b ; five yrs old, fl.t. 121 h.; six and aged, %I. 3111.
Mr. Mn.,,'. b. g. Philip, 4 yrs obl
Mr. Northey's f. by He.hey, 3 yrs old . ..
Mr. Pearce's Misery, 5 yrs old
Mr. Dorkray's Spaass, 3 yrs old
Philip the favuorite.
Sweepstakes of Six Guise*. each, with 20gs. added by tbe
Sleward.
Mr. Jarquei.'s Elvira
Mr. Weathersll's Quonsinos
Sleflorkray's Spartan
Mr. Ranishuttom's Rebecca
Mr. Farral's Crispin
A good race.
..s.glomm.
London, England, 1820-08-25

HEREFORD RACES.

Orr races commenced on iVeduesslay last, and althongh
the unnsber or horses was not so Ist-gems was •t one lime con-
fidesitly anticipated, yet the sport upon the whole was good,
and some of the heats were excellent, particularly the race for
the Chief Steward's Plate, which was admirably contested ;
west we doubt not from the liberal manner in which the races
are intended to be supporttd in future, they will vie with
any in the 'surrounding districts. The company on the
Course was numerous mod highly respectable, and the various
elegant equipages on the seesiod anti last slays, made a very
fine appearance; amongst the most admired were those of
Sir J. G. Cot Weil, Hart. M.P., R. Price, Esq. M.P, E. T.
Foley, Esq., Rev. Mr. Lilly, du:. ite.
The absence of our Noble Chief Steward, Lord Sunni,
whose presence in the House of Lords at this juncture is in-
dispensable, and that of Thomas Foley, Esq. M.l'. who, we
are very sorry to stair, is confined by severe illness, were
the subjects of much regret.
The alterations its the Course gave general satisfaction,
and the budges Iwisig closely cropped presented to the spec-
tators a view of the horses during the race. The pick-
pockets were in attendance, but we have riot heard of their
succeeding in any one instance. The following is a state-
went of each day's sport :
London, England, 1820-08-25

3IILLA RD'S (No. 16, Cheapside) Whoknalt.
and Retail East India and Foreign and British
FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE.
J. MILLARD most respectfully Informs Families ar-
riving from abroad, ece. his Warehouse possesses the
turned rich 'apply of the various new and fashion-
able Articles fur Morning and Evening Dress; the Com-
piny. choicest India Goods, in Muslin., Shawls, &e.
Irish Linens of improved bleach, of desirable durabilit'•;
French Cambric. a. imported, Russia and other Sheetiogs,
his own Patent Imperial Cloth, adapted fur the East and
%Vest Indies and the colder climalm. where s warmer article
than linen is required, sad if coosiderable economy fur
Children's wear, &c. with every description of Family Linen.
drapery, new and economical Printed Fes 11l i l ures, Mnreents,
and Furniture Dimities, at the most reasonable fixed prices
for present payment.
J. Millard begs respectfully to inform, that no article is
sold at his Wirelionse but those warranted, sad no deviation
in price made ; India and British Muslim, Sm. taken by the
piece or tlemy, at the wholesale price; curious Shawls pe-
culiar to the ['time in Cashmere, Crape, he. India Shawls
purchased.
London, England, 1820-08-25

Oa Monday will be published, with Cats, price Siapeace,
" WON NI I It ICORDO !" or, a Cross- Eau-
unimatian Extraordinary ; being a free Parody ow
a late Extraordinary Cross.Exansinal
Printed for WILLIAM HONE„ Ludgate-hill.
•e• LOST rit the Court-Marlial, Signor MY JOKEY'S
MEMORY, together with his Goverameat Victualling hill;
loth a little damaged, and of au use but to the owner:
Whoever will bring them to the Publisher, in time to rot
restored to the Signor's disconsolate Mother, Mrs. Letco,
shall be rewarded with a "Not' MI lIICOVIDO

LAST MONDAY'S OBSERVER ill rev
printed, and Oil Sale, for SzYgli-Pinen, at llee Office
its the Strand. The OBSERVER of Sunday and Mouday
neat will be Two Sheets. The Muuday Everting Edition is
the must per 'centric for Reeders in the Country, and parti-
cularly so for Persons residing Abroad.
*** The Inhabitants of Enfield' and its neighbourhood
can he regularly supplied wills the oBs EBNER every Soli-
dity Morning, by WM. ANDREWS, •pposite the Mete
Hart, Pooder's Eud.
London, England, 1820-08-25

WEON RSDAY.

The Herefordshire Stakes of lOgs. each (three Subscribers),
with UV. added. Two•mile brats.

Mr. Rogers's lirlh.Psol Potter, 4 yrs 0141 (S. Darling) 1 1
514 Charlton's b. h Plicenix, 4 yrs old
Mr. Indesiliam's b. m. Miss Allegro, 5 yrs old
• First beat won by a head—secoad by a neck.
A Huntri. Sweepstakes of Inge. each, wills 201. added. (Fire
Subscribers.) Three miles.
Mr. Mytton's Chance, 6 yrs old (Mr. Glower) 1
Mr. Vevers's b. h. Bolos, 6 yrs old
Three were drawn.—Won easy.
The rpialilleation of Chance is disputed, and reference will
he made to the Jockey Club for decision.
London, England, 1820-02-14

lIIS LATE. MAJESTY'S IVNERAL.

lu describing in u former Paper the preparations
iniikitig Lr the fuiierAl of our late lamented Sove-
reign, we noticed the erection of an extensive plat-
form JIIII Illifrfell way from the south porch of St.
Getoge's Chanel to the grand entrance of the
!lattice. 'l•he length of tins erection is 1.065 feet;
it is Li fret high, atoll 111 feet wide ; and contains
the imineme ipipintily of 70,000 esipefficial feet of
1)041'111.1g, aid 49.000 feet of quarteriog. This
moat rr;ten•tvr WWI k wa• finished through the Mile-
Fatigable ammo), of Mr. Tebbott said those cm•
played. by Friday ravingly. 'lie whole interim, of
this passage will he hang with tine black cloth.
Rich draperiro will extend from pillar to pillar ;
and nn the night of sir funeral it will be illotiii-
tasted with oce.sional lamp., and by flambeaux,
borne in the hands of the military, who will hoe the
procession.
While these external srningements were thus
Mews. France sod Us.ultuK.
the 1' - ----wasn't active in their

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29t, STRAND.
SALMON. ODY, and CO. most respectful's
inform the Public, that lite:r PATENT SELF. AD
JusTiritc TRUSSES continue to be recommended by all
the must eminent Surgeons in Town and Country. The
springs arc so ciundriscted as to admit of enema.** nr de.
iu .ize and force ; will answer fog right or lett side,
without the least inconvenience to the wearer, requiring no
stisfrr-strap, or other galling bandage.
The Patentee,' have the homnor in otsprly ilw Army and
Nary. the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Dock-yank
and Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary. the Hostimahle East
India Company, the City of Loudon Trims Sneuet y.the Mary-
le-lane, ficiatol, and Denbigh Infirm:mks,
taw M iddlestz Hospital, lee. Ste.
Manufactory, 192, Strand, Loudon ; et a la Galerie du
Nisi* Royale, No. UIS, a Paris.
N.R.--Persons residing in the country, sending the eir-
eonsfetenee of the body across the hips, may diti‘ad spun
being accurately fitted.
Sold by Butler and Sons, No. 31, Sacitvilte.street.
tin ; sad one or more Drug:nits its every piiincipal Town in
England.
London, England, 1820-02-14

HIS LATE MAJESTY'S COFFIN.

The exterior coffin destined to receive the remains
of our late revered Sovereign, Will completed on S*.
turday, and numbers of respectable persons were
admitted to see it, at Messrs. France and Rant-
ing". in James-street, Flay-market, by tickets,
either from the Lord Chamberlai►r's Office, or from
Messrs. France amid Bientiug. It is composed ofSpa-
tUsh mahogany, and covered with rich Geuna vel-
vet of royul blue, a few Made, deeper in tint than
garter blue. The top or cover is divided into three
comportments by double rows of silver gilt studs.
In the compartment at the head, over a rich star of
the Order of the Garte►, is placed the Royal arms
of England, beautifully executed in dead gold.
In the centre compartment is the plate, with
the inscription. This is of silver, richly gilt,
and exquisitely butaiished. In the lower com-
portment, at the feet, is the British lion, rampant
regurdant, supporting a shield with the letters
G.R. surrounded with the garter slid motto of
she same Order, also in dead gold. All the angles
of the whole of these compartments are filled
up with highly burnished silver gilt plates. en-
' graved G. R. 111. and surmounted • by the lineal
Crown. The sides and *ads of this slope, b coffin
are also divided with silver gilt Hoods, its the
same manner as the cover. en In to leave three
spaces on each side, and one at each cord, for the
handles. These handler are of silver. richly gilt.
of a massive modern pattern and the must exquisite
workmanship t and each handle surrounded by a
massive frame-wo►k. its the same taste, chiefly in
dead gold, but delicately relieved by buroishiog,

The Queen of EWaLAIu beCOMe• tale Potroneeo
or lb. sibeizot Mastershop of S. Coebtlimei*. sP-
peg**. to tilt Tower of lowiitgor.,,bouldros of
London, England, 1820-02-14

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length; Iwo Irei len ivahe. io bienothi anal tofu legit
one incn isrdepsh ; weighing altogether upwards
Of • Ow '
At the tonassien of the olliceof harts', the ye.
nimble Sir basic Heard proclaimed the style of. his
late Rnyal Highness, in • most distinct as/ ifs.
restive manner, in the follaur'ng word',
Thni:4l forth pleated AT God to lab' dererilltir
transitory life •nto' his divine mercy she Must nigh, pot
Mighty, and Illiairinus Prince P-drrard Duke of Keel owl

I; '
• • e rafter, Grand Cron of the Most Honourable
Ilklitery'lleder of the Bath, 'MI Knight of the Noel Min-
trios, tPriber of Bt. Hetrick; fount eon of his late Most 'ha-
tred Msjeaty Kiel George the Third, of blessed oantaiery;
and third hrother of the Must High. Most Mighty, and
Most Excellent Monarch, George the Fenrtls, by the Gniee
of aird of thelliiiied Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Defender of the Faith, King of Hanover mad Doha
of Broosurielt and Lautestsorgi 'shorn God likes did Pas.
stir rid. foetid., king life, Wismar, seer all worldly lisp.
,pisem
*Nes the solemnity, the Royal Dukes retired to
the Castle.

The procession was *sunburned with the most
•perfeet regularity. reflecting the highest credit on
the ffi o cirri managers. Mes.rs. Bailey and Saunders,
the
undertukers, conducted every part of the erre-
monist under their direction with the greatest re-
neger.% The strictest order war observed in the
town of Wiodsor ; rendering unnecessary the pro-
, per precautions of our worthy Chief Magistrate and
of the military. to preserve decorum.
! The whole solemnities were concluded at about a
quarter past teu o'clock. •
London, England, 1820-02-14

THE FOLIAMING ARTICLES ARE SOLD BY MOST

PERFUM ERS.
AL TKINSON'S EC ETA 1111. E t)YE chn,iffai
CR Grey or Red Hair to a permanent Drown or Mark,
sail which wastaiug renders more durable. The Proprietor
hopes thy. Dye is too generally boons' to require euhigiiim,
hr merely wishes to motion the Public against earn's,.
imitations. The genuine Iva always the Pruprtetor's sig-
nature.

ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUlDgivna bear Wel gloss
to the /lair, and L.ep. it in earl daring exercise to shoeing
totr walking, or in damp weather. Ii is Is a most sur-
prising regenerator of the II sir ; fur it. peculiar virtues in
this respect, see numerous, costa of °coalmen wbo have
recovered their hair after bring bald fur years, in an Essay
tin the Delon. of Hair, ritclosea round each Rut

ATKINSON'S s NINItoSI AI. SOAP, made by a new
process, which do e:ta it of as irritaimi qualitiot. II re.
mores Grckl, a, roincts,alitl Issodutort Crum the skim, prevent.
chapping, and makes it soft, white, and eves. It is also
prepared with Naples Soap fur shaving. sail is peculiarly
adapted it. Gessilessurt whu have trader faces. It bracts the
•km, and m..krs the razor art much easier that by the cum-
, num nu-dm&
44, (re' rrard-street, Soho-square, Lanka.
London, England, 1820-02-14

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stave cumerili rated lilellilptiVell 111 the INa olt
ter p„
having made two attempts against St, N'erdivarrd, it
both of which they failed, as that place is in a re.
spectable state of defence. The entrenchments Iff.
occupied by 300 well-disposed men; a frigate ha.
bees, moored off the south side, in order to protect
the shore at low water, and the two coasts of r he Isth-
mus are surrounded by g H. boats and boatb-vessele.

" The desertions, which increase daily amen;
the rebel troops, have already reduced their riumbet
to 2.000 men. A detachment, which quitted ohm
est masse, spiked all the guns of the grand 14 ter)
before Santi Pori. and tied the srtillerynien t.
their pieces. Thus they are reduced to the resource.
which they found on entering the Isle of Leon, sod
these are already almost exhausted. They mum
receive any supply front without, as two frigates art
cruising off Segni Petri.
" The greatest tranquillity reigns in the capital '
and in the other provinces of the kingdom. This'
event has only served to display with greater ea-
thusiasm the love which our Sovereign inspires
amongst his subjects."
London, England, 1820-02-14

IN THI

The
Court at
had not
of the ma
beth Sul
that in
to vend
a lawyer
riage, merely
place,
tioniug
they had ,
a marriage.
emend the
pared, be

The
against
of certiorari
for {edit''
into some
fendants
Assizes
Court might
tered also
General
the Laocaster
thought
should
cation,
cessity fur the removal were not reasons new':
covered, nor elicited from mew facts, but had et
at the time when the indictments were font
And yet not until after a lapse of tire months .
any application been made, when, if there had bees'
any ground for the application, it would have beep
impossible for the prosecutors to pot in any satin.;
factory answer. The rule was only obtained eW
Wednesday last, and was not served on the soles
citor to the Treasury till the day before yesterday—
so that if there load been any reason for the oippli.
cation, and he thought he should prove the contrary
to their Lordships, there was no opportunity for pro-
curing affidavits in answer from the country. But he
would prove betides this, that there were no ground.
for the application. Mr. Hunt. who obtained
the rule, was one of nine mescal* Defendants indict-
ed under the same charge. Analogic-lotion bad hers'
made before on behalf of some of the Defends:its
to remove their trials. and the Counsel who moved,
was informed by the Court, that except all the par-
ties concurred the rale could not he granted. Thui
was thought.► suffleirut answer to the Grin applica-
tion. and therefore was a full reply to the pretiOt
application.
Mr. Como interrupted the Learned Gentle-
men., to inform hien that he was now instructed to
',uptick the rule on behalf of each of the Detroit!.
ants specifically.
The ATTORKET-GENERAL said, that it was very
extraordinary. •
Mr. Hunt infoimed the Court, that agreeable. to
their suggestion of Weduesday last, messenger
had been sent to Manchester, who had traVellei4
night and day ever since; that he had gone rented
to all the Defeadantet swivel, concurrence hod been
wanting to the motions, and having kept on in
journey without resting, had arrived within the his,
boor in town »gain, bringing with him thiassent of
the whale party.
The Cowie required
put iitt they expre%sed
contents, as it did not,
thorise the parties in '
Mr. Pearson, that '
had seen all the
Abet paper. insttoctii
Ikipported on their in
Mr. Justice BEST
Mr. Hunt—"
Mr. Justice 1131
the direction of

Cuirre
far the Court
&waded. The


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required an affidavit, which beiryt
'pressed their dismatisfsction at W.
lid not, in their toilty ate
Its in town. It was an affidsvit
int he had sent • meiidetnter. wh.
parties, and.daft they tout sicuted
meeting him to rause Abe rule to b.
keir behalf'. Tin? beiST trod,.
3Ese said tir Is Ilid.141?"
• Yee."
That is out 'mii*
the Court."
submitted Thai it was not
boo ily to reit et ao,it
affidavit bad 'bees pre r •
"Wig.

Pr"-

. •
London, England, 1820-02-14

such a trial, petsons might rail against Allonorsow
' motion, but they would rail in rain; the Cron
i would still he respected, awl the law retrrrrd.
The Cuter Justice observed, it was of the
greatest importance that the source of justice
01011141 be kept not only pore, but free from sus-
vision ; and the only difficulty in his mind on this
occasion had arisen out of the conduct of the De-
fendants themselves, in coming so late, as by doisig
SO they had rendered it most difficult to grant this
iiisplication, and hot, at the same time, delay the
course of justice. If, however, the Defendants
were all si"cere in this application, he was per.
snarled that the rhfliculty was not insurmountable.
If they would consent to take ten slays for noising
in new hails. reducing the special jury, and after-
wards take short notice of trial. so cc to he ready
to go to trial on the Moodily of the second week of
the York Assizes. the Court would grata a condi-
tional writ to try the case at York ; but should the
Defendants neglect to do all that was necessary to
'ping nn the case at the approaching Assizes, then
the present role to become is nullity. a writ of pro-
eerfendo to is►ue. anti the trial to come 011 in the re-
gular course at I.4llc4iirr.
11r. [loot declared himself satisfied with this Of.
rangement, and a conditional rule was accordingly
granted.
London, England, 1820-11-07

. IP • 1

•••
• • •
•
laity Olefin% any thing whith she epsim &lete
iu mitigation of her punishment. Were their Lordships
now prepared to hear her, by hermit or her femur',
in mitigation or the penalties of thus Bill He was aware
that toasty Nuhk Lards wished the divorce clams, to tra-
,given up, ou the grounds "(the peculiarity of her situ.saio„.
Bat that 'would in effect be me aggress' 000000 rather than a
mitigation of the prositties; hemmer the twotesce of dcgra•
defame will place her on Ilse power of those 110 whom •Mr• c.a.
hotly could lue•k for no Cas•nr, from whom male-ad bhp
initiate' hardly expect cummou jaatite.
fhe Noble Lord hatiNCIIIIPS INlSlSeilso•shiNg when a Mud
cry was raised of " Withdraw, trafterlrotr"—" geotiun,,
rixesiime," libels Water' for severed minutiae, anal the Doke
of Chireneeiras particularly resew kettle far the vehemence-
of his expremauli in repeated exclamations of "
withdraw," in a lulu and angry tune, as he looked te•
~de the apace below the har.l
Lord Holism, raw anal mini, he dial not think there it-.
shy orcemity of strangers withdrawing at the prese,,, s. .
turns, because Noble Lords were pleased to call for the
lion; tor r he rightly understood *air Lordships' r•z•
tom on this bead, the course would tee, first of all, Om' • .
isdividual Peer would he called on h name from Ole 1,10
to pronounce his spinion of " Content" or " Not Ca/oleo, '
after which the Chancellor will declare the number, and ,f
may Peer thee called furs division, of course strangess
withdraw.
The Earl of I.iva rpool slated, that he apprehended 'lie
regular course uts this occasion, as 1,10 ell others to be. f,
the Chancellor, as the Speaker of that House, to propose
the question, to which their Lordships would answer in the
usual way, " Conoco'," or "Not Content;' sod then the
Chancellor would give his opinion, as so whether the Con-
trails or Not Contents had it, and if a 11;5101011 was then
called for, as was must probable, the strauKera must with.
draw of tourer.

Lord Holland amid, that if the question were merely to he
pot in the ordinary way, he tweed with the Nob e Lord
that 'strangers moat eventually withdraw on the division.
Shinto-re then withdrew at three o'clock, and the House
proceeded to vote WI the second reading of the Bill.
At twenty-five minutes before four o'clock the state of the
voles was anuoitared—

For the *wood rending of the Bill
Agaiort it

Majority in favour the Rill....TarViTY-rICIIT'"
Adjourned till ten o'clock to-morrow/ mui iti ng

LIST.

MAJORITY AND MINORITY
On the second reading of the the of Pains mid
Priinitirs, in Vie uriler in which they were !cod
yesterday its the House of Lords:—
London, England, 1820-11-07

A PEACEABLE ELECTION

A rec'e,tch Ckrgyman, the Rev. Z. Pringle, in 131. echiroorr.
Magazine, after describing a Coveut.garden Election, says.—
" I prefer our own quiet canny Scotch way at Inbar. W. II
do I remember, for it happeued in the year I was brewed,
that the Towel Council (the Lord Eglintuun, that was afters.
wards 'hut, 'wing then present) look its the Isle Thome*
Bowel to he a Counsellor ; and Thomas, out being versed in
EIPCIiOII mailer*, yet minding to please his Lor•lship—C r,
likwthe rest of the Connell, he had always a peter*, vane, 9-
1110. for those in power—ho, an 1 was earns, enn...istd
Joseph Boyd, the weaver, who was thee Dean Of Guild, net
the way of voting. Whereupon Joseph, who was a discerat
man, said to him—“ Ye'll just say as I say, and 111 say
what &Lillie says, fur he well du what my Laird bids him ;
which was as peaceful a way of sending up a Member to
Partied:tot as could well be devised."
London, England, 1820-04-11

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A - TO Tllll
; 111111-1 shall feel sellgsd by your Inserting Ifs year lint
Wimthe fo/leorkvg seesisai of some ationspheyieel ph..
wheels were seen by myself amid seveval ober pl-
asm ant far lam the seem mkt imarie, ea the wad hose
Lateadeallin is Media* at about • quarter part her this
aAMMe► I' sad if say of :year readers, verged in the w.
alttsd issearr, will satinmenicste their seationewto oil the
solord, throogli dot some snedeio, Mei will coder sheave:
ea, Sir, year obedient Nerviest,
841riie. SIN. A CONSTANT' RCA OSA .
The vas shame brightly, Were. there appeared in the
seath.west, at an eagle of Anon degrees frogs she width,
a lannawas May, which at Ann looted like sassier sow, ob.
seared by a light watery eloped,. sweets higher I. the air Mon
miry deeds georrally appear : @beetle ewe it asonased tla
appearsace of a small part a a rsiabow (the celeste bring
very faint, but still lossiontes), as disappeared in shoot two
Wastes ; abyss ter ..sates after its disapproves.* a'inset
itatraordiaavy wed ioserestiwg eight was witnessed. Thera
appeared ea swine light deeds, st a vest height. he a dews.
lion nearly vortical (the owe still trwesioing onsitionerad),
what .ay he desenbed se an bovisootal ealidore :it roosist.
ed abase one third of a tire,. (oat half the MN of the
rainbow onto), the top of the, arch being towards she son.
The ealsers were the same as *we of she rainbow, het of
sem* Iwillistary sad greeter width, amid throe souks of
ikstinedois, hat most of ell the horisonial positive, pee.
vented this pliewspowswie from emiveyissi the idea of a raja-
hs., : all who beheld it agreed that it had nipre the appear.
ogee sf mint their iatexiaatinsis had represeated, a airline
glory. It gradosily eaniebed shoat three emirates after it
was deer discovered.

11 say Nei be *sties to that taw quicksilver 1. the
Mellower rage rapidly denial' the whole of the sisoronnt.
sod Ate as rapidly in the arionsose ;..d that the sneer a
the above wound was informed by a person who witnessed
the phi...town which are the .object or it, that join he.
fere they took place be had seer what strewed to hies like
three eons, so swath reaeasitliog each other M eine soil
brightens, that he *weld sot distinguish which woe the real
one ' • they wire, however, .11 slightly obscured by a thin
tired ; ibis snakes prohUbie that the loottowerbody new
in the fereguing aceirout wait a pethidine.
London, England, 1820-04-11

MA RKATS.

CORR EXCHANGE, UmAir, Amen. 11.

Owe market this months( was alpuedeatty supplied with
Wheat from Lees and Kest, but the deeend he which was
very limited, sod sold at 2s. per quarter reader the priees of
this dry week. Tie Sarin trade was very homey, .Ith.uth
the shyly was malt s few picked onsples signalled last
Undoes priest, but asiddlin qualities were Dearly rmealr.
shires a redueneo of from Is. to 2s. per quarter. Oats were
18.: per quarter cheaper, the arrivals kr exceeding the dr-
entaml, which' was the ease with Beams awl Pease.
London, England, 1820-04-11

band2e ; erf
tilieriff, a i ' stio 40.
them to ti
.6.4
1. it'SE . dlirto . • ' '4l( '
" Stkets cielock, Evening.

ILA %out ltireetnetr*W-mon

Iloinewoott rigleuseit rotifer', di Daritaeloarraboot sh!Tf..
.mileklielow Glasgow, where 'theyourprised few rm-
(heals,. who, upon seeing the Military, took guilt to
theisselves and 11111 in all ditatetibWor. Nine of them
surrenderea without resistance, sod wereiciorrled to
•Donabartra Castle. Three 'of than who at.
tenzioted to escape trod took refuge in adjoining
Klett* ornd woods. were'w.ounded and taken. They,
had iliemselves wholly to blame for the wounds
they received, as they were repeatedly called on
tristirreirder, and the officer, did every thing in
their power to prevent the sokilers from tiring. Of
the nine who were taken, three were Ibe imsuufac.
listen of pikes—the others cotton-spinner': The
wounded were left at Duntnehre, it being thought
(*loon the state of their wounds improper to remove
them. 'lt is reported, That bad the forty arrived au
loner sooner, they would have found a nninber at
chill, as it is notorious that there are above 300 Ks-
cticals in that vicinity. None of the military were
hurt."
London, England, 1820-06-24

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

Departures from Warren's Hotel, Rrgent.street :—Lord
and Lady Itiversdale, for their seat in Bert.; Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. G. Bustard and family, for Brighton.
Sir Charles and Lady Kent and family, left the Waterloo
Hotel. Jermyn-mreet,yesterday, for their seat, Pontos Hut...
Grantlison,Ll Peet nalure.

Lord sad Lady Robert Spencer and Emily a►rived yester-
day at their house its Arlingiun-street, from their seat,
flostlbediag, Sussex.

The Iluu. Mr. and Mrs. Ponsonhy arrived yesterday, at
Ibrir house in Arlington-street, from thei► seal in Sussex.
Departure from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street
J. P.Stuart, for Cheltenham.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington—street :—Lord Wm.
I.es 1111 l x, from his seat, Susses; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and
family, from Tunbridge WOK

Deilartures from ditto :—Sir John Hamilton, Bart. for
Twain idge-Wells ; General Coghill for Bath.
Captain and Mrs. Sullivan, for the:, seal, Beam
Sir John Sebright, Bsrt. has left town for his seal, Herts.
countess de Grey Mali kit tows on a visit to the Hon.
Mrs. York, at her seat, Tewkesbury.
Lord George Lesuos is arrived in Waterloo-place, from
his regimen!, Nottinghamshire.
London, England, 1820-06-24

COll MIRY' PA I RS.
....w0r....

The Aannal Meeting of the Hereford Agriroltural So-
ciety at Leominster was very respectably attended on
day last. Mr. Haylun having witharawn his fine pair of
Oxen, the premium is that class was awarded to Mr. Jones,
Breiniun. The best threr.year old Bull was chews, by
Mr. John Walker, of Weslingion ; the best yearling Ileifvr
by Mr. Hays*. ; and the two loug-vroollid Rain, by 31r.
Gough, of Stretford. ANllOrsva the extra Stock exhibited,
a Durham Ox of 1 sise and beauty, the properly of
Mr. Deist, of Street Cowl, and auppoaed to br four years
old, a six. ear old Cow of Mr. Smithies, and a ism-aribalb.4l
Rain of Mr. IRayloa's, were prticalarly admired. In the
absence of his von, the chair was taken by T A. Knight,
C.A. ,ea. ; the ordinary was will served by Mr. Redford, at
the King. Arms Inn, and much interesting eonver-alion
took place on agriculture, and tithes subjects comported
with it.
London, England, 1820-06-24

Lord Milton stated, that the Prisoner fame to his him*, to
••k him for }oiler money. pris g a teller. He intivitell
of her what her ofject was in a•Ling for charity? She said
she was in great distress, and svantril to purchase a mantle
to Get her living. He hared hrr what wont.) he the expellee
a 3 mangle, and she mid I
Wilberfswee had given her a 11. note. Ilia Lordship was
rtp• going from home, and gave her some money; he had
hrsid of the imposition, and a runstahle was plated at the
Rate; the Prisoner 011 perceiving him, and seeing she *as
about to be placed in his hands, laid down the mousey and
aai.! she would slut take it.

Mr. Wilberforce raid Thal oevrral years ago he remembers
thst la: was kitting borne, when the Prisoner called uu him ;
she slated, that lo r husband was gour to Jamaica an engi.
neer, on an estate in the ...land twtonqing to a Mr. Grant,
rho was a Member of Parliament; she was left In distress
with several diddles ; al the time lw her a woman
of nurh mild appearance and manners that be coa-
soJered her a limper object fur relief, and lie was so mach
deceived that lw itlieved her, as he Hmes! it impossible that
ahe could be an impostor; but lie sweet:lined that she was,
and indeed from the and ..implirity of her manners,
br wan now almost inohtce.l Iu Ilailak what she slid ass Ira/.
• 101 J hint in the coarse of run ttou that she lind
seteral daughters, and that .1w placed one of them in the
'entice of a family alto were is ti.e habil of playing cards
on smoky. and she appeared so mach shocked at it that she
burst into tears. This as. 111114.11 t six years orzo. He re-
alm...led the prisoner to consider the mischi. %OUR effect uI
her conshict, nit only to others lint to lwrzelf iii a mural
• Moe alrer I. d to act under the indolence of
11.1.1 was pi-Icel.:111z the most depraved habila, by such sire.
l•tiuos vomiters silt' Wag bind. ling other persona, worthy
u'rjeets of an.. .tin? with the munificence of humane pre.
SOH.. He world punish her if emly fruits a sense of July to
Ibr public.
Mi. Mainttai in?. thought it a shameful case, and cope-
✓igils as it was practised 'Ton prisons who wile the most
41,. fel members of ►..ri. ty. To prevent solrb gross impost.
Puns. be hoped very Gentleman who Lad been similarly
impowd nu would come (orchid.
The Prisoner b. gged of I.4stil Milton and Mr. STilberforee
em
to wild her to pricon ; but from her bad etaldUCS dory
stet...wined nut to War se her, and she as. remanded.

ru•squAar.
London, England, 1820-06-24

THE SEA.

Tc' SPORTSMEN.—INIPROVED PER-
CVSSION SELF-PRIMING MAGAZINE WATF:R•
PROOF GC N-LOCK, made by WESTI.EY It ICH A R DS,
Gun Manefactmer, High-street, Rormincharn. Upon e•-
amination and trial ibis lock will be found to possess the
above •ery considerable advantages; the action being aim-
pie sod certain, it cannot fail to discharge itself with the
utmost velocity in the noust tempestuous weather ; and those
objeciions.wbieli generally Mead other Alagsaine Locks are
complettly avoided in Ibis.
The Flint Lock on the best courtrourtion.

Agent—JOH N DUST, Gus-maker, 201, Strand, Loudon.
London, England, 1820-06-24

. 1114 liK F: TS. •
CORN EXCHANGE, Anvil', Julia ?3.
There was but little doing at the Corn Exchange Ibis
snousing. the sale of all Grain being exceedingly heavy, and
the supply of %Viten, and Oats touch larger than the de-
ntand ; even the finest samples of the former article walk
d.fficulty obtained Monday's prisms, and all other sorts neat.
olfcred it a reduction wf from is. tolls. per quarter. thita
are is !or quarter cheaper, awl dull sale at that decline. In
Ittrlcy, Beans, sad Pease there is as alteration.
London, England, 1820-06-24

ORIGINAL PO srftr

W All we propose is right to-day,"
Cries the unerring C an ;
And yet he Gods, unto his sorrow,
He's made to change his note to-morrow :
Thus placed heiween the Royal Spouse,
He cries, " a plague on both the Houses!"
ALIT ER.

TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS.

Silt—A party of distinctiOn having met together some
evenings back, amused themselves with a game of forfeits.
The game was, " A Lady is coins over from France, what
will you give bee?" Tlit person might answer, good advice,
a broom, a piece of wood, te.e. but he was not permitted ha
say yacht, palace, or honours. At the cad of the evening the
following Were the forfeits collected, and the penalties at.
tatheil to them :
Ist Forfeit.—A Portugal cake—Mr. C-0.
What shall be done by the owner of this'
He shall how to the richest, kneel to the •trungent, and for-
oaks ►er lie hewed best.
2d Forfeit.—A Lill bottomed wig—Sir J— L-ctt.
What shall be done by the owner of this!
He shall go to and cry,
" Peep, r—t, peep, peep at your brother ;
Why should not one r—t peep at another ?"
Forfeit-,A smukiejack—A— a A—a.
What shall be dose by the owner of this?
He shall he down in the C--n H—II, and cry, " Here 1
lie, the length of ajack, the breadth of a hack, and the four
quarters of a tool."
4th Furfeit.—A green bsg—L—d
What shall he dune by the owner of this?
He shall go to the T —l, and sing
" Van, Van, Nick, Nick, have you got any coal.'
Yes, kind Sir, three bags full ;
One for our Master, another fur thee,
But none for the Personage that's come o'er the sea."

The three Mat perforated their forfritscorrecily; but
made a mistake, and instead of going to the T—y,
he went to the M-1, and sang
" Mat, Mat, Pole, Pole, hive you any gold ?
Yes, Sir, as much as three bags will h.ld.
The gold's fur our Matter, the bags are for thee,
The airings for the Personage that came o'er the sea."

In consequence of this error, the bag was not returned to
his L—p, but ordered to lie on the table, till the opinion
of others more experieuced in the game was taken opus it.
London, England, 1820-06-24

EMINENT MEN.

THE SECON D PA I{T of SELECT BIO-
GRAPHY, hying a Collection of Lives of sorb
Venous as bare twill an honour to their Country, by various
dlictitignished Writers, will lie puldislbe.l on the Ist July, and
will contain the Life of BERNARD GILPIN, with his
Portrait, and that of Latimer.

" No part of illatory is more instructive mot delightful
llama the Lives of great and worthy %len."—Burnet.
11.ottilon: Prink fur %Venom and Jarvis. ON and T. FL
Whiteley, 3, Paternoster-sow.
•

N.B.—The above will be printed in a nest packet sire, in
unoruis with Charlie's &Minna, and continued Monthly.
'rho First Part forma the Life of I,ATIM F.N, Ir. Ail,
London, England, 1820-06-24

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Duke of Devonshire gave an elegant entertainment
on Thur►day, to the Duke of Wellington, Count and Coun-
tess Li,v,•u, the Earl and Countess of Morley, the Earl of
Jersey, Lord and Lady Morpeth, laird soil Lady Granville,
Lord Francis Conyngbans, Lady Hunloke, Mr. R. Sneyd,
Mr. F. Brig, &c. &c. lu the evening, his Grace gave a
Concert, which was attended by upwards of 3011 distincoish-
ed fashionable% including his Royal Highness the Duke of
Sussex.

The Counles. of Caslilis has issue,l carols of invitation
fora grand assembly uu lbe 2711, July, al her house iu Privy-
gardens.

Sir'lliomas and Lady Neave will ealerlain a party of die.
linctiou on Sunday neat, at her house mu Old Burlington.
street.

Sir Jacob and Lady Aatley gave a fancy ball on Thursday
evening at the Argyll looms, which was botb numerously
and fashionably attended.
The Earl and Countess of Darnley entertained a large
party of distinguished personage• ou Wednesday, at their
house in Berkeky-ssistare.
_

Countess %%,my. entertained • large party of fashionable'
•• Tuesday evening, at the Itiqal Hotel, St. James's street.
Gosling's ball, yesterday evening, in Portland-place,
was attended by upwards of 200 fashionable'.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK visited the Prin-
cess SOPHIA at Cambridge-house.
On Thursday ev g the Duchess of SAXE.
WIENIAR (accommonied• by her infant daughter,
about six years old), the sister of the Duchess of
CLAREpicr, arrived in London on a visit to her
Royal Sister.
Yesterday the Duchess of (li.ouccaTEft, the
Princess AUGUSTA, nail the Nu llCtall SOPHIA
called at the residence of the Duke and Ductless
of CLARENCE, St. James's Palace, to congratulate
the Duchess of SAxE-Wxistron on her arrival in
England. Iler Serene Ilighotess rode out with her
infant Princess in an open carriage through the
Parks, and to visit the Duchess of KENT at the
Palace, at Kensington.
The Duchess of RUTLAND was safely delivered
of a son on Thursday evening, at half-past six
(o'clock, at her house in Arloolgton-street. net
(;lace and her infant son, we are happy to add, are
both in a fair way of doing well.

'lfhe Duke of BEDFORD, we ine concerned to
state, it still detait►ed'at his scat in Devonshire, by
indisposition.
JOSEPH KILNER TURNER, • Egg • is nppointed
wine-tnerchant to the MHO, at Portratouth.
London, England, 1820-06-24

LIVER COM PLA I NTS.

The Fourth Edition eularged„ just published, price M.
LIIACTS otirl OBSERVATIONS MI LIVER
COMPLAINTS, and those various and often compli-
„sea IN.vangeossuis of the Constitution, arising front He-
patic irrecularily and obstruction; depicting the sources
which lead to a morbid state of the iliKestive orEaus; with
pciclirat remarks oil the darreial properties of the Oilier,
and Gastric Secretions, and upon oilier 'important points
essential to health, iireseribilig a successful mode of treat-
ment, illustrated by numerous cases, being the result of an
extrusive experience in various climates, particularly di-
rected to these tinwares; aildregreri squally to the Invalid
or to those of the Prof. anion.

Ry JOHN FAITH HORN, M.D.
Piloted fur Longman and Co. Palo rnirsier.row ; sold also
by Black, Cilinburgh; Cumming, Ouldin ; Edwards, Cork;
Williams. Cheltenham, ; Ellistun, 1. amiwyluu; ■ad Black-
bum, Hartooglile.
London, England, 1820-06-24

SEDITION.

A corporal of lbw heat reverent of gums's, charged
146ert Doris with using 'editions LinguaEe, amt John
Doris, the brusher of the Prisoner. also is a pressers in the
Weisel regiment of foot gnarls, with rir sowing him after he
had bee. takes, into custody.
. _

The corporeal said he hs:l been at the Rose anal Crown,
✓oadway. at el. vest o'clock on Thursday night—the Pet.
Mier. Were there both viiy drunk ; lw :Advised Ike
notary to go home to his quarters, the Primal-, Robert,
aboard bins for interfering with them ; he took no Millet
of ohm he said personalty to himself, till he d—d the
King and every one belonging to hint. The corporal then
thought proper to rend him to the gene anal din vied
•,+ether *Warr to do so, but John, the oilier Prisoner,
✓evived hiss, and bah were subsequently secured, after
ri.eling very grim resistance.
by Primmer, Robert Davis, said, he bail ;ttelar' at
Litribelb, sad merely eked his lumber to accompany him
there, as be was not in a GI slate to g.. home to his bar.
✓ule, when the other replied,' Whit will the king 113
and in •rimer In this lee inadvertently said, " I)—re the
Si-, sod all 11. v men." He declared he meant un harm hy it.
1 he Magistrate inquired of the soldier what he had to se y,
and reminded him of the seriousness of the dinar, arid the
punishment be rendered himself liable to by reseuisig his
broiler.

Joh• Davis admitted he Wall very drunk ; he was 'Witt
•f the priiiishmetat due to his offence, but be observed, " it
nom* be helped now."
The Maxintrati •hrerted that Robert Davis should be dr.
Mined, said John alf'l4 to he delivered over to his rcrimerit,
In be dwelt with a■ they thought proper. He was accord.
given into the c ustody of his serjeant.

SUNNI K ,ISHZES 1820.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.

fiefore Mr.Jrstiee Ben and Mr Justice RICIIIARDSOL
itsrAshirs—Mondur, July 10, at Abincdon.
Orfa-diiiiire—Wednesilsy, July Mat (bawd.
Woreestrrahlre—linsurday, July 15, at Worcester.
City a Worresler—Same day, at the City of %Vortetter.
SturJrdshire--Thursday. July 20, al Stafford.
shropshire—Wednesdayt July 26, at Shrewsbury.
ifereherfshire—Honday, July 11,21 Hereford.
Monmouthshire, Saturday, August 5, at 4onmouth.
Gbuseasferakfre—Wedaosiday, Aspect 9, at Gloucester.
Cif, of Gfaressfer—flare Jay, at the Clay of Oilmenler.

The large end venerable ask on Fair lop Cont.
mon has brew sold for 20/. The purchaser, we
hear, purposes to convert the timber into snuff
boxes end other light articles, which may be dis-
tributed to various parts of the globe amongst those
who base so frequently beets sheltered and regaled
wader its branches.

At Shrewslinty Monthly Fair there was a large show ef
fine Shrtp, whack sold briskly at *hoot 7141. per lb. 4)n the
sto-reedinc day, Fat Cagle were bought vp with ovuliiy
_ early in the morning, priers from to _II both dais
Pigs sob, briskly. The supply of Cheese was consider tile,
for this f1f.39911 of the year, and skimmed lola obtained la-
ther better priers than the preceding Fair.-40s. lo 454. per
ewt.; brat dairies from 5?.. CI. to sgs.
London, England, 1820-06-24

DOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY. hnig 23.

The Ilowse was sistisinuned in she woos, farm, at hall:paiil
three o'clock, to the Horse of Lords, to bear the {Loyal
Assent given by Commission to several pnblic and private
London, England, 1820-06-24

SMItHFIELD SIARKET, Fasosr,.lUtti ?3.
There was a sand supply of all kind of Cattle .his amen.
ing at the Smithfield Market. Prime Beasts was higher in
prate than last market day, Isel she inferior qualities are the
same, Mutton, Veal, Pork, nod lamb is lower in price.
In the Hay Market there is no material alters .
London, England, 1820-04-29

'nostit. All the funds which were fiftieth rested
in the Crown for the benefit of the Shoe were by
the modern practice of the Constitution vested in
l'Arliansent. If Ministers were above laying the
art:moots of such funds before the House. and
pl icing the money at their disloyal. he should feel
it to he his duty, sod the duty of the House. to
take the business out of their hands. and stove for the
production of the papers siecetwory for that purpose.
Ile would. therefor". upon the report. avid if he
li•ol not an opportunity on Monday. he would
loiog the subject forward rertaioly on Thursday
next. Ile mentioned this for the pnrpose of hos-
in4 precedence of the other resolutions. and not for
any personal eonvenieure of his own. The Ilootaa
would see the utensil of his having the Prece•
deuce. for, as his motion would go to take front the
immediate control of his Majesty certain feuds.
Parlimenerit might. nutter such circumstances. few

Ills!,Ottell to •ote au equivalent in the arrangements
of the Civil List.
BANE NOTES. .

On the motionOiil;:Oainien.L. Accounts
were ordered to be laid before the Howse of the
weekly amount of the issues of Bank Notes sod
Bank l'ost Bills, distinguishing etch. from the
Ist of November. 1819, to the latest period the
saute could be made up.
CLERK OF THE PLEAS IN IRELAND.
Sir JOHN Nswroar gave notice, that on Wed-
nesilsy next he would bring under the consideration
of the House a mottos fur the regulation of the
()three( Clerk of the Pleas in behind. a Bill for
which, he it would be recollected. brought
in during-the last Parliament.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE APPOINTMENTS.
Sir HOMBRE HERON tenured. that a return he
kill before the House of the number of Civil Of-
fices exceeding the aslary of 150/. each. at
the Cape of Good Hope, together with the dates of
the appointments and names of the Officers.
Mr. Gout.ntren said. he could/ have no cbjec-
lino to the preeentistion of the return celled fur,
hut he suggested that it ought to be confined to
the returns not already laid mu the table. to save
the trouble of many repetitions in the general list.
Sir K. Mann ioneuted, slid the returns were
framed accordingly.
The House adjourned at .is o'clock until to.
morrow (this day).
London, England, 1820-04-20

We gallopped ever the dawns here, aad lo three
hews Mir to the small fans called Holm Krim!.
The family were emu bat two Hottentot women
liaidiy allowed me to share their pot of sheep's-head
bre& on which, with some mane bread and
sheirea.tail better, I made as hearty a meal as
ever remember:
it i• the costa, in Wars, after tiding three or
fool hoar,, to take of this hosses saddle sod bridle.
and tying down hie head- with the halter twone wf
ma fore kg*, to let hint graze. sod roll oti the
li
emend; this roiling greatly recovers them, sad
wr never catch cold. which, when pat is • stable
stsJ rubbed doves. day minty apt to do.
London, England, 1820-04-20

but.

• -
40 0

DOWNS, •
Bred by the late Sir Edward Knatebbell, and fatted by Job•
11'ebh, Eaq.
1 Carcass 14at.31b. Fat.. 191 b. Head and Pluck 91b.
2
3

41 1

At

K EN TS—Dorre._

I Camps 'Sat. 21b. Fat 131 h. Head and Pluik 11/Ib.
2 . 17 0
3
1

53 1

61

The li.laties of the third meatiowed Kent were of as mu
isig rise, and weighed Whs.

MYSTA RIMS STORY.

The following strange and mysterious story is in
circulation io the helgobourhood or Kea JJJ I J 'Khali.
but we will not attempt to vouch for its authority:—
.6 Last week, as a servant of Mr. Palmer, of Bauhaus, was
&linen a loaded waggon with corn to be delivered at Thet-
ford, is passing she 041110110111 at Eccles about two iu she
miorising, be saw a man engaged in digging • place in the
torah, apparently fur the purpose uf a grave, in which smut
person was to be interred. lie west up to him, and lute-
tium-di him as so his nitrations N being so employed in
such a place (not lets than a mile &Haat from soy dwel-
ling) at such au hour; and, oat receiving any satisfactory
answer, he had the piesence of mind so call aloud, as if
to some restos whom he tad left with the wimps, saying,
as we see two of us, we eau master him;" which eu snuck
utionidased the man also was digging, dal be immediaiely
tied luso she plausatioa, leasing bekiad bias the spade
and a good great coat, which the waggon driver took
hp, and rat sato his waggon, and proceeded towards
Theasms. He had isiat ettue far on she road when to
met u young Witlll.lll, and he asked her where she was
going at such an ansessotortile hour; she told him
that she had an appointment to meet a young man, by
*chasm she was pregnant, and begin to bewail herself
bitseily ; but the teas persuaded her to return back,
lelliug her that be suspected she person 'be intended
to have met 'mid use geed designs towards bee ; and then
related what he hail seem, *hewing her by she helot of
the moon She great coast which she imetantly recognised as
that of the wiser' in question; from which it Sias been Con-
jectured that his intention in doming her to that solitary
plate at that time, were to have murdered tier, sod buried
Inv in the grave be bad preptrokr and which many persons
ern Sunday last west to look at from Itemtiogholl and the
villages adjuitiing.—(Noroich Mercury)
London, England, 1820-04-20

LONDON,
THURSDAY. Aran. sai;: '

CONVICTION
or
ARTHUR THISTLEWOOD.

The trial of Arthur Thistleweed closed yester-
day evening at five o'clock, and so effectually had
the evidence adduced on the part of the Crown re-
moved every doubt of the prisoner's guilt from the
minds of the jury, that they after a very few
minutes' deliberation returned a verdict of GUILTY
on the third and fourth counts of the indictment.
Both these counts were laid on the Act of the 36th
of the late King. The third count, as wee stated
in this Paper on Wednesday, the 4th instant,
charged the prisoner with compassing, devising,
and intending to levy war against the KING within
this realm, in order by force and constraint to
compel him to change his measures and counsels ;
and the fourth charged the prisoner with en.
devouring by force and arms to subvert the Con-
stitution and Government of this realm as by law
established, to depose the King, end to deprive
him of the style, honour, and kingly name, of the
Imperial Crown of this realm." The latter clause
of this count differs in no respect from the first
count of the indictment, which is founded on the
Act of the gsth of EDWARD 111., and the first
clause of it differs from the second count, which is
founded on the same statute, only iu omitting the
charge of intending to put the KING to death.
The strictness of the injunction pronounced by
the Cuter JUSTICE of the Court of King's Bench
precludes us from publishing the report even of
Thistlewood's trial all the individuals impli-
cated iu the same charge *hall be tried. As there
are ten of these persons, each of whom will be
triad separately, if we allow an average of three
days to each trial, and if the injunction be
strictly obeyed, the London Papers will not be
enabled to gratify the anxiety of their readers until
about the beginning of June next ! This delay
will, we apprehend, tempt some individuals not
within the immediate view of the Court to forget '
what is due to its authority. We should not be
surprised if the provincial newspapers were to dis-
obey the terms of the injunction, or if spurious
publications were to be made even in Louden
through other sources than the regular daily press.
Such inaccurate reports, for the reasons we noticed
yesterday, will, in our opinion, be calculated to
effect much greater mischief to the fair administra-
tion of justice than if the injunction were now di..
solved, and the ordinary channels of public infor-
mation suffered to proceed with their wonted regu-
larity. There are indeed at present very few men
in London who are not by some means apprised
already of the general tendency and nature of the
evidence adduced against the prisoners, and the
only consequence of aufferipig the newspapers now
to publish the trial of Thistlewood, would be to
correct erroneous impressions. which must of neer*.
sity 'prevail upon this subject.