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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-22

On the tat of January will be publishr,l„ in an clezasit
volume, octavo, with ten hug,. Plates, frum Thursinn'a
Do.igna. Etched by Landseer, and Aquatinted by Leiria,
prier If. Is. in 'wards, or wish the Plate* coloured,
price If be. is hoards, a Poem, in Yorke Camas, called
A NINETEF.N I H CEN [INKY, aids FA-
MILIAR HISTORY of the LIVES, LOVES, and
MISFORTUNE-% of ABEILLARI) awl HELOISA, a
Matchless Pair! who Butiliahrd in the Turlfth Century.
By ROBERT KABELAIS, the Younger!
Float soil qui sal y pease "
The Stork is historical, hut the carom' elucidations may
he drrined amatorial, matrimonial, comical, satirical,
farcical, tragical, anecilotical, clerical, nautical, regimental,
ethical, metaphysical, theological, philomiphical, critical,
political, and all the terminative faculty of--als! It may
br primed without a cambric handkerchief in the hand, Sr
creating a blush spout the cheek; and yet the author has
disdained the intermit and the burlesque—the pathetic, arts-
timental, and the romantic—the gross and the indelicate—
the heroic and epic—the Byr 4444 ian—the lakiaii—and the
compound jargon of the mivatrels, is prose and versa—
Nature is the model.

London : Printed for J. &unpin, 6, Holborn-bars.
London, England, 1818-12-22

out of the house, and Mr. Smith occupied it from
Monday till Saturday ; itlr. Smith 's% mud Mr. Bartle-
isiais'a beds were or the liming-room fluor. and her
mistress on the floor about it ; witness slept iu the
room with Mrs. Vaught's. At Liverpool Mr. Smith
lodged in the *Hine tiotiae with her muter and nit»
tress, amid Mr. Vain:him weed 'may to Norwich,
leaving him and Mrs. Vaughan together; recollects
Mr. Smith and Mrs. Vaughan coining home toge-
ther in a coach from concerts twice. _ _ .

1:e-itainined.—Mr. Bortletritin, Mr. Smith, and
M►s. Vaughan travelled from Liverpool in the ha.
eonehe of the first ; Mr. Bankroll's is shout the age
of fifty ; she slept in her mistress's room at Liver-
pool ; the cook told her of the pregosucy some tittle
before her miwirevi's departure.
here the CHIEF JUSTICE said, that pregnancy
wa. often concealed till the eunturtit of delivery,
and then slots cry or groan escaped the sufferer.
Mr.. Greatorex was ■tgnsiuted with Mr. and
Mrs. Vaughan five or six years, and saw them Ire.
quently within that period ; they lived together in
the worst affectionate manner ; they both seemed
much attached to their children.

Cross-riatnimed.—Mr. Vaughan was on s visit ■t
witnew.'s house fur ten days daring los wife's illness
in 1816.

Ile-examsned. —Mr. Bartletnan was at their house
at the sane time. The two Gentlemen were on
their way to London front a musical meeting. Re.
collects Mr. Vaughan being very much dortreh.ed
at not hearing from town; the distance of the place
is 142 !Mies front town ; he afterwards had letters.
lie left it in compmy with Mr. Bartletnan. the
Liter tint bring able to treed door.
Mr. Greaturex, husband of last witness. corro-
borated her testimony, and stated, that lie had beers
acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan from the
time of their marriage, and that they always ap-
peared exceedingly attached to each other.
On his cross-examination, he said, it was ten days
11/ • fortnight after Mrs. Vaughatt's confiaenteut
that Mr. V. came to his house.

Thomas Potts lives at Turnham-green ; Mrs.
Smith, whom he has since learned to be Mrs.
Vaughan, came to his house to lodge on the even-
Mg of the 15th of June last; Mr. Smith came the
day after; they lived together as man and wife,
steeping in the same lied. They remained a
mouth ; Mrs. Vaughan then went off in the Salis-
bury coach. Mr. S. used to come in the eveniug,
and stay all eight; he introduced her as his wife.
Another witness proved that Mrs. Vaughan went
to Lyme, in Dorsetahire, and was there delivered of
a child, on the I lth September.
l'his was the Plaintiff's case.
London, England, 1818-12-22

these discussions automats in the little Cantons.—
Lessem, Gasens.
DICUIESII 7.
The last accounts from Constantinople, received
the day before yesterday, relate so instance of the
moderation of the Sultan. Prince Caradja, Hospo-
der of Wallachia, had sent notice of his flight to his
eldest son, who was his Charge d'Affaires at Coto.
stantinople ; he invited hisu to follow him without
delay, together with his sister, who is married to the
Dragoman of the Porte, Suzzo, because in these
cues the meanest relations of the person .vho has
fled are in danger of being executed. The young
man, in his embarrassment, thought it best to give
his father's letter to the Grand Vizir. who delivered
it to the Sultan, who caused to be delivered to the
son of the Hospodar a resolution, signed with hi.
own band, which assured him of the protection of
the Porte, and dispelled the fears which he might
have entertained of being punished for the fault of
hie father. The Grand Seignor has thought lit at
the same time to make an official communication to
Baron Strogonoff of this event, letting him know
that he was the more surprised at it. as he had not
previously heard any complaint which could have
occasiosed this step. People persist in believing
that it was caused by the imicstience of the son.in-
law of the Hospodar to succeed to his father-in-
law's post, of which he lisd the reversion. and that
therefore all the blame is to be laid on the son-in-
law. But public report at Constantinople men-
tions another person as likely to succeed tile Hos-
podar.--(Jostrirol de Frankfort, Dec. 14.)

AMERICA.
London, England, 1818-12-22

DISTRIBUTION 4)F PRIZE-MONEY.

The F.ttuar (lliet•lor in pally). fur three llsoish gun.
boats, the Hussar, }Talk, and L. nen, on the 21st instant,
at Mr. Harris's, Mrl44dreet, I.rotsheth-walk. Recalls same
place,every Weileesday and Monday, fur three months.

Hurstbourne Park, the line seat of the Ertl of
PORTSMOUTH, has again attracted much notice,
from recent inquiries into the literary treasures of
Sir ISAAC NEWTON, ;Old which have beets so long
in the possession of the Noble Earl's (stud).
The west Philosopher's manuscripts are all in
his hand-writing ; only r part of thou has been
published; his inetuortinduiti books, w best at
the University, his accounts as Master of the
Mad, and his modest and unpretending letters to
the learned Mr. Bob' nre pnriiculsrly interest-
ing. SIM'S. of Sir ISAAC NEWTON's hair, and a col-
lertims of his u►edals, with list snuff-box, iltc. are
sitHungst the valuably relics.
London, England, 1818-12-22

EPITAPH FOR SIR SAMITFL Rollitf Y.

If ever Lawyer vindicated law,
And shew'd a such as Angers pen would draw,
The bond of social love, the rut le of
Tu man in mercy, not in vengeance given;
)(ever Patriot the name.
Nor knew one wish hi* country might not claim ;
If ever St.tte*inan in inert union jr u'd
The tendervit heart and the most rea'aating mind,
And polities but es the science viru'd,
Of jualiee, peace, unit univer.:ll go,.d ;
And 0! if ever luraimpartner hied
And to the I ‘st the soublitik'd partner prov'd,
While to each path of private lift.% inn round
Still allowed'''. ev'ry call the Sian Wall found ;
Lou" justly here a nation's it lir( sh3ll flow,
Fur all in Roalti.t.y are lard below.

W J. B.
London, England, 1818-12-22

I"OliEIGN IN FE Li,IG GAGE..

PARIS PAPERS.
PARIS, IncElllllllll 18

The King is still in the same state. After Mao..
which his M4jesty heard io his apartments, lie re—
ceived the Amharssilora of Sji At
one o'clock the Kitig preside., et a miai.teria
Council, whirl) lasted moil live o'clock. lu the
evening his Majesty dined with los foint!y.
They write from Ajaccio, 9.16t11 of N::veinher, that
his Majest)'s ship Pfirrfege, arrned en flute, iu
lour days from Toulori, had .eotered th 4 harbour.
for the purpose, it is said, of guardti.g that atalsou
1311(411184 Ilir Pirates. •

General Sarrovit, who occintied so much of flits
public attentitm iit 1810. when hr deserted the army
on the rout to 1114114 into who was con-
demned to death par curvature, 1811, by a
etmucji of war. is bow imprisoned iti La Force, for
the crime of bigamy. This charge would he more
titan merited, If (tile could 10-heve the Once women
Who now claim him for their husband. I faviog
contracted a first Immo at Leghorn, in 1799. he sub.
seqvivittly married a young Lady in England its
813, stud afterwards married a French Lady in the
month of Ntay 1817. Ile has had polite children
by the two last marriages. This affair will he tried
at the Assiz• s its the first quarter of the next Year.
A letter from Montorher says--.. It is certain
that several women. Inmate:led from the prisons of
ittalez and Alb' to the central house of detention
tit this town, have made some important teat-118 oils
In the affair of Fnaltles. It is not yet known whe-
ther these revelations are favourable or injurious to
the accused."

A Irtglitlul catastrophe has taken place 111 the
deportment of the )(untie :--M. B--, the bus.
band of a young and thoutifill wife, whim) he hail
married at Naples, inhabited a hamlet of the can-
ton of Seignelay. Ott the instant lie was found
deal, by the shot of a fwd. The piece was lying
at ha. feet ; near hint was the sinliolined body
of • child whom he had lost two years ago. His
young comptinion, likewise killed by ii rum!, was
lying on tier back, with it strangled infant to lier
arms. Many conjectures are hazarded shout this
horrible event. The general of attiittutes it
to despair, the consequence of niisfortutiss in which
the unhappy couple were involved.
. The Jewish banker of Vienna. Abraham
Uffenheimen, who was called the Janus of Mock-
jobbers, has been declared insolvent, This event
huts caused a strong sensation among all clasties„—
Wellsitifortned merchants had foreseen it Ins three
mouths. The operations of this franker announced
has fail, aid Its appeared resigned to his bite. His
enemies cannot deny him much intelligence and ta-
lent ; but his edifice wits built in the sir. With-•
out pecuniary means, and without credit, he had
amassed 800.000 donne in the r.otairse of three years.
which he ...a in 1)1.1.4.61.1011 of six months ago.
Since that tune, struggliug to ameliorate the course
of excloingy Of Vienna, lie lost his moue). fatter taint
he gained it.

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London, England, 1818-03-04

LON DON,
WEDNESDAY. MARCN 4, 1818.

Last night. in the House of Lordo, the Indem-
nity Bill went through • Committee. Minister*
had proposed that the retrospective operation of this
Bill should extend as far back as to the lit January,
1817 ; but this proposition was opposed by Lord
LAUDERDALE, who conceived that the operation of
the Bill of ludenssiity should be coeval with the Sus-
pension of the Habeas Corpus Act, and therefore
moved, that the 4th of March should be substituted.
Lord Ltlrtaror.r., however, compromised the mar.
ter, by consenting that the Bill should have effect
no further than to the day of the opening of
Parliament, when the outrage was offered to his
Royal Highness the Paincs REGENT. Several
verbal alterations, and others of little consequence,
were made in the Bill ; but as all the Amendments
offered by the Noble Lords in oppmition were sys-
tematically rejected, the Bill stands in character
the same as it did previous to the Committee.
In the House cf Commons, on Mr. ARBUTHNOT'S
bringing up-the Report of the Committee of Sup-
ply, embracing the Resolutions on the Army Esti-
mates, Sir W. BURROUGHS moved that a reduction
should be made in the numerical force of the army,
to the extent of 10,000 men. Oil this the House
divided—bur, we lament to say, the motion was
negatived, the numbers being, Ayes 27, Noes SI.

We have received the Poris Papers to the lit
instant, but they contain no news of any interest.

Monday evening her MAJCSTY had a select party
at her Palace.

Yesterday, •bout one o'clock, her MAJEWET, ac-
companied by Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZA-
BETH, and the Ditcher.* of GLOUCESTER, took an
airing in n conch and four, by Paddington, the
New Road, 101ington. and returned to the Queen'is
Palace about three o'clock.

Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE visited the
PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton Howie.

Yesterday the Dukrs of CLARENCE and SUSSEX,
and the Prince of ilEssu Ilumpounn, visited her
MAJESTY, Princesses AUGESTA, ELIZABETH, and
the DIICIIMI,S of GLOUCESTER; in the evening her
NIATEst Y had N select party.
Ytsterday his Serene highness the Prince of
Elostouutto recriverl visits from the Mar-
quis of ANGLESEY, Sir 11. Toatesis, Colonel
Coplonn JONES, Aide-de-Camp In the
Doke of CLIBLIERLAND, 11.0111 BIM:HERSH, Sir
GEORGE WAkItENDEIt, Ea' I MouNT-EDGcvmat:,
the Marquis nt. lIEUTFOUD, &c.
The Duke of SUSilitt will honour the Drury-lour
Ou;sturiu t his presence this evening.

The nom GEouue Wm. CoVENTaIr, too of
Vi.ronot DEIIsitHUEST, 14110 1111.4 been seriously ill
ut the home of 11114 grandmother (Lady BEAUCHAMP)
at Pali., is niueli better.

WILLIAM TIERNEY RI/HARTS, Esq. is returned
to serve iu Parliament for the Borough of Si.
Adorn's, in the mom of JosErii HALSEY, Esq.
deceased.—( Gazette.)
London, England, 1818-03-04

(:1 17 BUSINESS.

Yesterday the lAlr.l Mayor held a Conti of Aldennen,
which was attended by IS AldLrosen, the Recorder, ktertlift,
and City Otlireot.

A small triaiiiity of L•old and silver, in bars, wail pro-
duced, Mid sworn off fit. exportation.
Several persons Wile sworn and others •Ilnwed broke's.
The Right Kee. Father in Gu l the Lord Bishop ut Lao-
tian*, mid the W. Chary, D.D. lister of SSdney Sum.. x
College, Cambridge, were requested to preach the Spiral Srr-
mons at Christ ll_ btoch, Neweare street, before the Loot
Meyer, Aides men. nod Goers 111111 l of Ilse several Royal this-
on Eisler 31iitolity and Tuesday next.
31E. Henry Wourliburpe, junior, who WIN unanimously
appointed sit the last Court of Common Couccil Deputy to
the Town-Clef It. wall $144/111 into the said office.

The Court directed the Act of Pa.liumrat re.peeting
ruinous premises to be put into execution, an far an regarded
sundry b)))) presented as dangerous by the Inquests t,f
the AVarda.

A Memorial from the Conantitee fur illy Relief of die-
tressed •leamen, and various other Petitions, we.e presented
to the Court.

A 7IQUI !I EN.

Ahont three weeks am attar men in the employ of Rie
W. Hicks,. Bart. while digging up the roots ot• an old ash
tree, whirl, they wet c employed to fell, at Cooper's 1101„
about four miles 1111111 Gloucester, tame to a Loge st..tie
that excited their•curinsity. On tenun•ing it, tlicy diaCt/_
venal a flight of steps, leading to au ap tomtit, Ili the cen-
tre of which Will a cumin about a yard square; in cleaning
the room, the skulls of a luitralo anal a bullock. aid' bout..
complete, and the remains or a fire-place, with a quantity
of wood.ashes, were likewise found. Last weak Pone some
opaitments were discovered. in one of which is u stay cu-
rious tessplaled paremeiet (the icuere are rubes of about
hall an melt; ; also the remains of several tiros and boil-id
tilis of Roman ',tab ry. The walls of one of Ihr °pact-
silents, slid also the passages, are painted in
.fserro, wills
alternate stripes or and scarlet, all of whirls
are beautifully shad, al, Nail curiously ornament, with
scrolls and a borda r. interesting remains of alit lowly
have probably existed for upwards of seventeen crulnlirs
The into are still at sulk, aial new dilicul cries are awaking
daily.
London, England, 1818-03-04

cable to Ireland, to do it Teri/ gradually. The ne-
cessity fur maintaining a force in that country, was,
perhaps, the least objectionable part of the vote.
He conceived it more advisable, therefore, t• pro-
pose a reduction of 5 or 6,000 men : hut, further,
he thought the reilurtion could not he attempted
with satisfaction to the public or safety to the
country.
The House then divided—
Far the Amendment
Against it

4,rs•J IqftJ.

lll.ijority against the Amendment .... 14
Mr. BROUGH•M tl .ht the House, in determin-
Mg what should in future be the numerical force of
our .landing army upon a pence establishment.
ought to decide the reniumitig parts of these E
[toffys its a fuller attendance of the House. He
should submit. therefore. the propriety of letting
the remaining Estimates stand over until Friday

next,
Lord PALMERSTON objected to the delay. as
likely to produce iuconveu►euce in passing the Mu-
tiny Bill. The question of the force to be main.
trained was that which had most alarmed the Hon.
Member, and the had already been determined
upon. There could be therefore no object gained
by the Don. Member succeeding iu postponiug the
Resolutions.
Mr. BROUGHAM, as be saw no chance of sue-
teeding in the proposed postpoutnent, should not
risme tote subject further.
AV& Resolutions were then severally agreed to.
and bills ordered accordingly.
The %Vest India Trade Regulation Bill was, on
the motion of Mr. GOOLIVRN, read a first time,
and ordered to be reed a second time to-morrow.
Lord Ilst.sicas-eox brought up the Annual
Mutiny Bill.—Read a first time, and ordered to
be read a second time tomorrow.
The Madder Duty Bill was read a first time,
and ordered to be read is second time to-morrow.

The House then adjourned at HALF-PAST
ELITES o'CLock.

01.-,1,

A 7.tmr OF THE MINORITY
TIIIAT TOYED LAST WIGHT /Oil A RIMUCTIOX IN Irma
s.aacs sTLIDINIit MUST 11 TIMM or IMAGE AT MOSS
AND ABROAD.

Abloom, Vise. Greafell, Pascoe Stnytte, J. N.
Brougher'', it Hu►st, Robt. Smit►, Wm.
Bashes, Weary Lento's, Sir Wm. Synsoutls, T. P.
Rabington, 'rhos. Lytielion, Hue. W. Warre, J. A.
Curwen, J. C. Nortek, Sir C.
Duacseinsee, Vise. Westport, Sir Juba TtLLSIIII.
Douglas, Hu. F.ll. Ord, W. Burroughs, Sir W.
Fasakerly, Nic. Sharp, R. Cakraft, J.
Gordon, K.
London, England, 1818-09-03

♦siTYMUNT OF DUTIES ON ACCOUNT OF DAMAGE

IN Hors.

f:ustimm-bouse, Loaders, August!!, 1918.
Notice has been gives, that from aad after the date here-
of, no claims foe abatesneol (libellee ow Hops, which have
been damaged, will be allowed wakes it is iiecoimpasiied
with the Oath of the waster of the vessel its which curls Hope
may have beta iftwurted, as well as that of the 'importer
thereof.
London, England, 1818-09-03

DELETERIOUS ALE AND BEER.

Yesterday Mr. Milian Aitken Btosea, • hrewer,reiiding
in Bromley, appeared to a summons on an idovulation at
the suit of the Excise, charged by two of the Excise Officers
wills unlawfully baring a quantity of deleterious artiefra in
his possession, for the purpose of milting *ilk and colouring
ale sod beer, contrary to the statute.
Mr. Mayo attended fur the prosecution.
The two officers deposed, that having received private in-
formation that the Defendart had a quaatity of deleterious
ingredients on his premises for the purpose of culottring ale
and beer, they procured a warrant and searched his pre.
wises. They found • cask full of colour, and another
partly fell, which they brought with them.
The case being fully proved to the satisfaction or the Ma.
[ponies, the Defendant was convicted in the mitigated pe.
rosily of 501.

UNION. HALL.
Yesterday morning two little boys, about mine years of
age, were brought before T. &Inca, Esq. by S. Wills,
Constable of the Clink Liberty, Southwark.
Witts stated that the little fellows were brought to him
by three gentlemen, who saw them wandering shunt use Tuem
day eight, they being line handsome boys, well.dnssed. He
inquired of them where they had come from. One stated to
him the his name was Edward Roads, his father was a bot-
tle-merchant, and resided in Sweet Apple-court, Dishopigese-
street ; the other said that his father lived near the Four
Swans, Islington, and was a coal-dealer. The boys said that
they had run away from their friends, and they had remilvad
upon going into the country to get some apples; but night
overtaking them, they intended to lie tie Blackfrisra Bridge
all night, in one orthe niches, when (be gentlemen stopped
them, and took them to the constable.
Tba Magistrate asked the little runaways why they left
home? One said that be bad walked a couridereble
lance from home, and a man asked him to go down a lane
some distance from Islington, and took boa shoes off and
rata away with them; he walked on bare...foot mail be
met his companion Roach, and tbey agreed to travel to.
gather. Roach told the Magistrate that be left home tie
consequence of bis mother heath's hiM.
The Magistrate ordered the lads to be conveyed to their
friends.

110111111 StIALING.—On Monday night a VA.
lushly bay ware, the property of Murmur
Howoare, Esq. M.P. for &estrous, was atoleo
out of a piece of ground adjoining the premise', of
Mr. JOHN HARRISON. at Baustead. in Surrey.—
The stables of Mr. HARRISON were broke ulaut
by the robber or robbers at the Borne time. and a
saddle, souffle bridle, twisted bit, Sm. carried off.—r
(See Advertisement./

The crops of potatoes in Jersey and Guernsey
hare this year proved so 811111141 lid, US to promise Itl
isopply. its tonne degree, the 4tesietency of that use. -
fill velotthle !wit. A o,,,,,i(krible qll/11111.y ..a♦
1111101011Cli last vetch into Solids:moon, fry to the
former island, and a much larger is hourly expect-
ed in arrive.
London, England, 1818-09-03

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTESIDga Q.

We have had toil few fresh arrivals since Monday, but
three was pleutv It ft over for the demand. Floe samples of
Wheat odd nt Ntutitlay'a prices, bni the Oat hack was very
heavy; [Jerky and Malt •uppwt their prices; it Pease suJ
Beans there is to alies at sun.
London, England, 1818-12-14

tre, in the piece of the President's chair. On the
right and left of the King are chairs for the Princes
of She blood ; lower down arm chairs for the Chan-
cellor, and Prince Tallvyrand, Grand Chamberlain;
beneath these, on the steps of the throne, benches
for the King's Ministers, the Ministers of State,
the Marshals, the Grand Dignitaries and Officers
of the Crown ; the circular seats on the right will
be occupied by the Peers, end those on the left by
the Deputies. The house is ornamented at every
pillar with escutcheons, arms, and white drapery,
Baron Bnuillerie sent to the King his resig-
nation of the office of Under Secretary of State of
Finances, on the 7th inst. It is asserted that he is
succeeded by Baron de Barente, Director-Gene-

ral of the Indirect Contributions ; the latter, it is
said, is succeeded by M. d'Argon, Prefect du Gard.
When the Members of the Society of Public
Instruction at Colmar were admitted to the presence
of his Royal Highness the Duke d'Anguuleme, to
present the senior scholars of each class, the Abbe
Monsieur C-- addressed the Prince in a speech.
which he concluded by observing, that in the course
of his instruction, his greatest solicitude was to teach
his pupils to love God and the King.—" That is
well," replied the Prince; " but do not omit to in-
struct them to love the Charter."

VIENN•, NOVEMBER 28.

Count Joseph Colloredu, Grand Prior of the
Order of Malta, Privy Counsellor, Chamberlain,
Minister of State, Field Marshal, Director-Gene-
ral of Artillery, and Proprietor of a Regiment of
Infantry, died the day before yesterday of a dropsy
on the lungs, at the age of eighty-four.

The Archduke Ferdinand and the Duke of Wel-
lington have been named Field Marshal,.

PETEREBURGH, NOVEMBER 13.

Thr frigate Kamchatka. commanded by M.
Golownin, atter having successfully finished in •
eight mouths and eight days her voyage round the
world. entered on the lath into the port of St.
Peter and St. Paul.
London, England, 1818-12-14

MYSTERIOUS DINAPPR.4RANCE OF A YOUNG

a ENTL R. 114 N.

Saturday the proprietor of the OM White Horse Cellar
applied at the Public Oftiee, Bow.street, for assistance and
advice, ender the following distressing circumstances :
Tits &indicant stated, that bis brother-in-law, ■ youth
eighteen years of age, of the name of Stephen Hooper, went
out its a single horse chaise on Sunday, the 29th of Notion-
her, 1.1.1111 the livety.stable.laid of Mr. Reynolds, Gray's.
without any avowed object, having been
disap-
pointed of going to Merton, for which place he had ori-
ginally engaged the horse and chaise, but the engagement he
hail made there was postponed, and the young, Irian said be
would take a ride elsenbere, will t naming the place, nue
is it known by his distracted family the road he went. He
has never returned, and it is now upwards of a fortnight
since be left. He took no change of clothes with him, and
therefore it cannot be even conjectured that be intruded to
remain out all night. He was expected home at bus resi-
dence iu Pentonville the same evening.
No exerti iiii s have been wanting as to inquiries of his re-
latives at Gloucester, Oxford, anti in other parts of the
country, but nut the least intelligence tespecting him ran he
obtained. He holds a situation in an u milieu' merchant's
(limiting-house, and was extremely cunifortatile its his cir-
cumstances and with his family, its which the must distress-
ing event has happened since be has been missing, by the
death of his mother, *hose decease, it is feared, had been
hastened by Ins loss. He was of extremely steady habits
and correct moral conduct. _ _ _

As the parse and chaise have not been heard of, the de-
al:wiring ciinjectures of his relatives arc, that he has been
*Wilted and murdered, and that the body has been thrown
into a dilator river, and that the rubbers have applied the
horse and chaise to their own use; or that by some accident
he awl the horse and chaise bad fallen iiitu a river, and no
a.Kistavice being et baud, they had sunk to the bottom,
where they now remain.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTsMOVTII, DECTIMER

Passed by the Ciiirinnatiis, frim New York, for
Loudon, out twenty-two day' ; Auu. Harrison, from liilbua,
tut ilistur, out tkirtren days ; and Time &tithes
fruits Lisbon, fur ditto, teu Jays out.
Arrived the James, Fluky, from Rip; and Liberty, Dove,
and Caroline, Randall, from London, for St. Mirliarrii.
Weut out of harbour the Salisbury, and authored at Spit.
head.

PLYMOOTH, DECINIDIK 10.
Sailed several outward bound remit la
Came iu Ike Petit Chitties. —, from Illocoff.
PLYMOOTH DOCK, DCCINSFO. 10.
Yesterday sailed the Spencer, 74, Captain Rowley, and
Spartan, Captain Wise, C.B. fur Cork, rod the Alban, Lieut.
GI Albs, on a cruise.
London, England, 1818-12-14

POLICE.

SHOOTING WITH INTEN'r TO KILL.
On Saturday Captain Royal, an officer of great galllinto7,
who distinguished himself in the late wars, and who lust a
leg, aud was otherwise much wounded iu the wirier, was
charged with firing off a pistol with intent to kill.
An attorney, who attended fur the prosecution, stated, that
the Captain, aho resides at Hampstead, had seduced, and
taken sway from home, a Miss Flits Naismith, the daughter
of • Purser in the Navy, but now an orphan. She had Wen
restored, but be again got possession unser, and her sister,
accompanied by Win. Fleet, went to ha bow 011 Friday, to
get a letter whirl; the sister %opposed Elit had taken sway
with her, mid which entitled her to some emoluments from
the Admiralty The Captain refused then, admittance,
called fur powder and ball, and fired out of his window at
Fleet.

_
To prove the cite, Elect said, Orli he accompanied Mix•
Naismith to the Captain's halm., when she knorked at the
dour, and the Captain asked if she was alone, and she replied
in the affirmative; when he again interrogated her, and
1011111111 said she was not alone. Captain It. then sai,ll, " I
suppose that blackguard, Gateau, is with you; and if a., lii
'hoot I • ." Now N. said it was Fleet. Theo," Said
the Captain, " about him, or twenty more." He tlwto
called his maid I to bring his pistols, and he shortly
after lifted the window of the flist floor and bred, bill the i
parties had got out of the front garden into the road. He
previAttly informed Owns that ha would send then, home'
without • leg or a wing After firing, he asked if that had
melted them. "if mit" said he, " find a pistol that shall
reach you half a mile uff." awl be called his servant to
bring more powder and ball.
Mr. Gittcus stated that he was the protector of the two I
young ladies, out of respect to the father, and be was also a I
relation.

Captain Royal stated, that he took Miss R. N. under his
protection, and wheal taken hack home she returned azain
of her own accord. His I e had been beset by persons he
did nut kuuw, and they threatened to break his windows,
and he acted in self:defence. lie di tied them to rove
that he fired a pietid, se it was dark.
The Magistrate urdered that good bail should be given f,r
the assault, and he left it fur the parties to prefer an iiiihet-
mast under Lord Ellenburough's Act, which coastitutev a
capital offence.
London, England, 1818-12-14

LONDjN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14,

Duniessa 12, 181 e.
AT w numernn. And hicl.lv MEEr.
INGor pßopmETorts or EAST INDIA STOCK,
Vrhl Oli4 ear al the City of London T , Sir THOMAS
BARING, Wort. M.P. m Ike Chair, tie following Resolu-
tions were passed unanimously :

Proposed by Sir Robert %V igraw, Bert. and seconded by
Charles Forbes, E•q M.P.
1. That in the opinion of this Meeting, WM. TAYLOR
MONEY, F.ll. M.P. is eminently qualified to supply the
Vacancy in the Court of Directors, caused by the lameeited
death of that able and distinguished Member of it, Mr.

Proposed by James Alexander. Eaq. M P. and seconded
by E.nianain Shaw, P..q.
2. That Chia opinion is founded on Mr. Mongw's general
knowledge of the interests of she Company—Lu nutrias igAble
application to public business—his al kuowledgml uileuts—
and on the high integrity of his character.
Proposed by John Forbes, Erg and seconded by Abel
Chapman.
3. That, impressed with • strong ronviction of the ',cat-
ivo out h the Company cannot fail to derive from the see.
viers of in individual so justly entitled to 'stemm and con.
Adence, 11w proprietors who are now present earnestly re-
rommeitil Mr. Maui's claims to the patronage and sup-
ple of the whole °nista nent Body, and they accordingly
pick. themselves to make the most strtssuous and more.
m , • ig emotions to insure bia success at the ensuing
Et. el ion

R•l4.lted--That the above Resolutions be inserted le the
ptabhc Parrs
THOMAS BARING, Chairman,
Proposed by Joseph Hume, F4q. M P. anal seeuuded by
. .

General (;•,briel Du;relon. M.P.

Thai the cordial Thank. of shim Meeting be given to Sir
Thomas, Baring, Bart. for his able condoct io the Chair.
London, England, 1818-12-14

43, LUDGATF.-HILL,
Directly sopporlte the London coffeehouse,
THE LONDON GENUINE TEA COM-
PANY are high); gratified at l'oe daily ',roofs they
receive of the •pprohatiou of the qtlailllell of their TEAS
It bas been their moot noxious endeavour to select those
•al, of the Hoed and otronge‘t Flavour, suit they feel much
Haltered that their earliest endeavours to please have not
been exerted in vain, they therefore again pledge themselves
that every dearription of Teas, of the brat blunts, will always
be found on vale at 43, Ludgateatill—while Bomar, and all

other rior sorts will continue to be excluded from their
Estsblishmenti

The London E.:midis? Tea Company have every res.
son to suppose, from their Ernst and increasing demand,
that there are rely few l'anitlieg in the Metropolis, who have
ant made purchases at 23, Ludgate-hill ;—tbose few are
very ►espeetfally invited to make a trial, and are requested
to purchase the same priced Tram they have hern accustomed
to make use of, In order glut the comparison may the more
amity he made._

Cautton.—The Public are rtquealed In notice, that
No. 23, Ludgate-hill, wb;cli is directly opposite the Loudon
Coffee-house, it the only House in Time' established by the
Loudon Genuine Tea Company. This Cantee, is the
more necessary, as a v reon nt the Nest mid of Linlgate.hill,
is daily making some new endeavour to imitate the external
appearance of the Establishment belonging to the London
Genuine Tea Company ; but the Cumpsny here no cull.
INHIPOU whatever with any fwitnlion Tea IT3rehowie.
It is not the Suss which the Company sustain by Parehasers
gding to the other Howie that induces them to publish
this Caution, lust the fear they entertain that the Public may
continue in error after they have drank the Teas, and the
high reputation of tire Company's Teas angering in conse-
quence or such eft or.
London, England, 1818-12-14

OLD BAILEY, DEC. 12.

There were about fifteen mires tried before the Recorder
and Common Serjratst, but they were of a petty nature, anti
totally devoid of interest. The Sessions, it is expected, will
terminate on Monday (this day), provided the trials ate not
proceeded in of the individual.' charged with forgery, who
had already pleaded guilty to the moor offence, but who
sew with to retract that plea.
Mr. Rama WOOD and Mr. Justice HEILIWYD will preside
when the Prisoners charged with forgery (twelve in number)
will be brought np
Nineteen convictions only of a capital nature have as yet
taken place during the Session, and one of these has bees re-
served fur the cutr.iiterat ion of the Judges.
London, England, 1818-12-14

The Revolnli
fire fair wind.

and Cyrus will to out of harbour the

The Dwarf cutter is launched, and the Columbine liraled
up for repair.
The Superb will be taken out of duck to morrow.
Remain in harbour the Inopreruable, Tounatit, Superb,
Revulutionaire, Cyrus, Arab, anal Dwarf.
Arrived the Primrose, from Spithead.
Sailed the Mersey, 2d, Caputo Edward Collier, fur Ber.
muds and Halifax.

Toaoant' wanting a large repair, is ordered lo be
paid off,and Ilse%Viadsor Castle, 74, is to be commissioned
as a guard•ship.

FALMOUTH,

The wind having suddenly got to the eastward this after-
neon, will, thick and rainy weather, the following Packets
immediately gut under weigh, viz.—Lady Isabella, fur Lis-
bon; Lord Hobart, fur Gibraltar and Malta; and Stanimr,
for the Leeward Islanda ; all with mails. Severs! of the out-
ward-bound were also preparing to get under weigh before
dark.

Arrived the Therese, Pittard, from Nast:.
HARWICH, DI
_ _

'flit. Nelson packet, with a mind roc Holland; and Henry
Fueling packet, with a mail for Cuxhaven, hay* bulb put
back, owing to the strong N.E. wind.
DARTMOUTH, DECENSER 10.
Piet in by contrary winds the American ►hip Susan, Ni-
tre's, bound to Loudon—she got aground at the entrance
of the harbour, but gut off again mahout damage.

LIVERPOOL, PLUMBER 10.
The Eleanor and Betty, DAVIS, room Belfast for this purl,
is lust in it:twiny Hay—part of the cargo saves].
the linpr, Penson, front Archangel, Rinsed at Elwirk (in
the Orkneys) on the 2.lth ult. with considerable damage sod
part of the cargo thrown OVrElmarti._

Stifled the 11'ertmorlaud, Crvrte, fur Bombay.
LEITH, Dicrut rt 9.
The pedalos, Mack, from Petershurgh, after being ti P 2,11
in at trunstailt, and rut out strum, his artivtd to our
Ponds io 15 ilayg. Captain Mack reports, that all the
ships which were fiunti io have gut away.
London, England, 1818-12-14

This flay are published, in one vol. ern. I.lls.
ETCH ES ut rile PHILOSOPHY ut LIFE.
/7 By Sir T. CHARLES MORGAN, M.D.
And Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London.
" This i• a prodUction calculated to attract
attention—it displays great research, much instructive
reading, and a good deal of original Milking. There is
such a mass of various and curious information •ontisined in
its pales, so many illusiratiuns from ancient and fern
Authors, and so numerous a class of inieresting subjects
Placed is Sew points for reflection, as latterly to defy ana-
lytical review."—Literary Gazette.
Printed fur Henry Cullum), foothill-street.
London, England, 1818-12-14

IU I LLA RD'S Patent 1m perie I TWINE
il.l cOTH routings's to he sold at the Patentee's
Warehouse, No. IS, Cheapside (aud no where else whatevei),
in entire boxes, for Exportation, and by the Piece, contain-
ing (tom 26 to 52 yards each, at 24.; 25.64.; 35.; 3s. 6.1.
prr yard; and upwards.. To anew who go tu, or reside
hot climates, this Cloth is found of the greatest utility. Its
natural protection and condrciveness to health in those
climates, es well as in the more cold, damp, and northerly
ours, where a warmer article than Liners is required or pre-
ferred, being folly 'sees loured.
Orders addressed to the Patentee, as above, will be exe.
culled (free of carriage) to all pacts of England, Scotland,
and Wales, and the adjacent Islands. The wide wiJllcs for
Sheeting cuntaiti from two to four pair earl, and are most
dritiralpie Ira winter wear, for cold climates, and fur travel-
ling, Sce.
ReIDIMUCC through Cuentry Bankers, or in Half Notes,
by Purl, prevents the possibility of risk, the difftreoce of
the annul of Pieces ordered being reterited in the goods,
and on the receipt of which the remaining halt seta re.
milted.
London, England, 1818-12-14

PRICE. OF SUGAR

The average puler of Brown or Muscovado Sngar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the week railing the 911 i
day of December. 1818, is adv. 40. per hundred weight,
exclusive of the Ditties of Custom% paid or payable thereon
on die importation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1818-12-14

ISLE OF WIGHT, Dunne!' 12.

If proof were wanted of the efficiency of the
means now adopted fur the prevention of smuggling
above the old system, or of the determined intre-
pidity manifested by our naval officers iii perform-
ing every duty assigned to them, the following par-
ticulars furnish a proof beyond all controversy :
A kw nights ago Capt. Miller %Voraley, of the
Isle of %%right, bad received information that a
quantity of smuggled spirits was sunk off Dunnose.
The wind blew so hard, that it was impossible to
get a butt round the point from Shanklin, and
the sea was so tremendous to windward, as to
threaten immediate destruction to any boat which
should venture to leave the shore. The gallant
euptriu, however, was not to be deterred by any
common danger; and finding two men who were
good swimmers, and who agreed to accompany him
in the perilous attempt, launched a boat, and pro-
ceeded some distance from the shore in spite of the
wave% A tremendous sea, however, suddenly upset
the boat, and the intrepid crew were left to find their
way to shore, which, with difficulty, they effected.
The hoot was recovered, and saved from destruc-
%Vith • spirit which is invincible, the intrepid
Captain again proposed making a fresh attempt,
and actually succeeded in accomplishing the task
of seizing 161 casks of liquor, and bringing it safe
to land, after incredible difficulty and exertion, to
the admiration of every one who witueised the
daring exploit.
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A Ball was given, in the most handsome manner,
on Tiomlay 14+1. at Lincoln County Assembly
Rooms, by Mr. tisarti and the l;eittleincti of the
Burton Ilnnt, to the town and neighbourhood. The
rard4 of h:vitation were *wined oil a very liberal
scale, to all the neighbouring families, and to the
respectable part of the inhabitants of Lincoln.

Monday. Alderman Sir Wil.l.lAtil Cva•ru took
lip freedom for the City of Rochester, on which
the worthy Baronet gave the Mayor and
Cotiniration an elegant dinner at the Crown Inn.

•
On Saturday last about fifty head of Game were
received by the Freemen of Tamn orth. who voted
for Lord (MAMAS TOWNSIIEND—b•;ing the third
ur fourth package—the Freomeu receiving them in
the order or their votes. In the afternoon, after
being paraded in triumph on v pole, the Hares
were hung from the voter,' windows, decorated
the tsiluters of the party ; v 3 5 p"in'"'t crotespon-
tient sap, GI keeping the Game
London, England, 1818-12-14

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

'VT in impossible to urge Pio otten, or with ton
1 much forte, the necessity, when Medic al or Surgical
Advice b.-cornea requisite, of applying to professional melt
of acknowledgs d skill and well-earned clebrit y.
every sine ascents PO this remsck, yet thee- arc few olio ;41.
low it practically, and minihers air every day the victims I,r
inexperience nod empiricism. 'l'se success which has acreins
panted us in our lung-estahluiliell practice is the must moss.
factory proof of our professional skill, nail is the must Noe.
quivocal pledge of the rubliecantistence- Our repitooiou ns
the result of thirty years' successful practice to this ne-tru•
pules, sod is too well foutle4l to require a Iventitides a A ;
slitting that period, some of the must •lioi•oziiished em it in
the country have been under our care, and have furnished. by
their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfactory tes-
timonials of our superior skill and experience. S.ltteitooesl
by every privilege to practise, as regularly eilitcalssil Sur-
geon*, Members of the Royal Cullezes of Louder owl E tin.
burgh, and formerly in his Majesty's Servicit, in which hut
capacity we have had the must favourable npportuapies or
contrasting flee piss-tire of other countros 14, tto our you, se
have beets enabled, from these ~,,, tiplie.l adraiitager.,lU at.
quire that certain experience as well as prompt memos of re.
lief, which, in a muse obscure and lean diversified privies.
it is altogether impossible to attain. In all Caws of Veisers,l
Infection, and in every Complaint of Debility and Deticiency.
whether arising from the infatuatiou of youth, tog resitlntee
in warm climatee, free living, or ail other C.111,4'
a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patrol may reily.ots
speedy restoration to rimed and VICOMOS 11( a Ith. 501E449111
• of the Urethra of ten and twenty t. hrs. dui alino, have
to our superior plan of trestnient in the short period of do, d
weeks; many of these cases had previously hien to:4.r ON
care of Slows. Home and licaviniiie, and ether Sarcenss
equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the applo-s-io
of the lunar caustic without seeress. To the reilmic Mg It
will be consolatory to know, that thry may he cared of th-se
Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the founslaiwo
of connubial felicity
We may he consulted by Patients of riiher Sot with Ike
greatest delicacy, seciesy, and holiopi. at our lionse, Nu. ti-7,
Halton-garden. Terms of 1-emetic:anon are plainly attiol
in the hest inters icw.
Patients in the Country stating the partienlara of their
care, euclosing a remittance for Advice and Medi& joss, udl
have she same given ur PI of 14, all parts of the woe id.
CURRIE and CO Nuegeous,
Members of the Royal Collett., of [Amino shit tili !thee,
and formerly in his Majesty's Service, Nu. 107, kilsitois-
garden.
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LONDON. Print«i and Pub Whet: at th. Odic., Nu
Strand; where Advertisements are received. and
(post-paid) 'mot be nacircated.—C. SMITH, Nn
Clement's I.int --1 IVNITE, Na 117, St.mit
Publishte•
London, England, 1818-12-14

Just published, the Se.! I Editinn.roilwllislied with several
Wood Cuts, from Disigns by Thomas Thurston, price
sa. dd. boards,
W OMAN: A POEM.—By EATON
STANNARD BARRETT, Esii.
Author i f " The Heroine."
Forsake her not, and she shall preserve thee;
Love her, and she shall keep thee;
Exalt her, and she shall promote thee.
" Mr. Barrett his evinced both talent and genius in his
little Poem, and sustaiiied a flight far above the common
level. Some passages of it, and those not a few, are of the
first order of the pathetic sod deseriptive."—Quarterly
Review, September.
Printed for Ilenry Colburn, Conduit-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Till: liEnoiNE; or, Adventures of a Fair Romance
Reader, Third Edition, 3 vols. IS..
London, England, 1818-12-14

A STOCK PRIZE OF £30.000
IN ADDITION TO THF: FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE
TO-MORROW.

THE Postlmnetlietit of the Drawing, which hes
kept the Tickets end Shorts for the present Lottery
much longer upon sale than was at first expected, added to
the inducement to make early purchases, in cuesequesce of
the First-dr.iiwn Prise on the First Day (To-morrow) bring
entitled to au additional Prize of 30,0001. Consols, wakes it
necessary that T. DISH, the Contractor, should call upon
his Friends to lose no time its aeketing their Numbers, as
they way nut, if they delay, have an opportunity of thoosiog
from a variety. The Feral-drawn Prise Tu-niurruw may ob-
tain 60,000 f. Consols, and if it should, by whom can the sale
of such a Capital be expected with more confidence than by
RISH, who has sold in late Lotteries more Capitals than
all the other Officr.keepers combined?
4, Cynthia, sad 0, Cheriug-Cresit.
London, England, 1818-12-14

leouisteratt the many attempts Vint are (lady
made to impose un the unwary a spurious carepoiti-
hon irstead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by
DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted • sew Label, in
which their address,
97. HI rtH HOLBORN,

is on conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an
%motion hi this, and the ibflerchee of the type, which
like all Liter-press, will enable purchasers at once hi Met t
the imposition.

The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
07, Big's Holborn, is cold iu &Allis at 81., Is.,
and Is. ed. rash
London, England, 1818-10-26

DREADFUL ACCIDENTS.

Laid rriday ivening..about Moe o'clock, a dreadinl
deo( happened at Langley Broom, near Batelle, to the tight
Bath coach, its its *uy from the Guides Cross, Loads% abd
filled with paessogers. both inside sad out. As the tooth
was driving akin at its usual brisk rate,owiwg to the dark-
ness of the sight the coachman did not Arens • disobey
tbal lay by the read-side, snail he started op all on a Podia,
whit* so frightened the leaders, that they run soddenly as
the allside, snakiog • short torts, by whit* the comb wee
overturned sod dashed to peens, the cuathutan throws from
his his, amt dreadfully iojurod. Om of the 'onside mew
ger% we lamest to ay, had both his legs hrukeu. wrath, ide
tollataime, sad all the others were ea severely isjoretis shut
sane of them, except one Fadeouts, were able to praised OS
their istensey.
Yesterday swishes, shoat &resealed'. ea the Postmlibuth
coach was on its way to Lembo, it poollid the GPM:re realm
neer !Copts, vibes the coachman rod geoid wenalarmed
at striae the lanes of Ike .waggon tire off the reed; es
stopping to ascertain the muse. they fogad the safeetwoute
Ingram lying dead on the read Ass* Ilse herald yore
dittos' frum the weave, with his head crushed to pivots.
It is supposed the deceased had hems sidieg ea the slats of
his waggon. from whence be fell off in his sleep, nod the
VRlCtill Foreleg over him killed him us the spot.
London, England, 1818-09-04

a

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.•
there has not yet been a question on it duritig
the last Session of our Council of State. Thus
people can appreciate, according to their just va-
lue. both the twirls of the pretended project of
a Constitution, formed by the Council of State,
and the pretended decision taken by the King, and
communicated to the Council of State, that the
ancient Constitution would be preserved, and that
no change would be made in this respect.

FRANKFORT, AUGUST 25.
Yesterday morning their Royal Highnesses the
Hereditary Prince and Princess of Rinse-Homburg,
Prince Louis, Prince Gustavus and his Lady, passed
through this place for Darmstadt, on a visit to their
Royal Highnesses the Grand Duke and the Grand
Duchess of Hesse. Their Highnesses returned in
the evening to Homburg.
London, England, 1818-09-04

This day was pulslisisd, in One Volume, 12mo. the Second
&Idiom, piece 4..6d. bound,
pin SCHOOL ORATOR; or, Rcetei..es in
Elocution, theoretically arranged: front which Modeling
may learn to articulate every word wish propriety; be taught
to Mute she voice, and to speak sills act: mac, of blurt-
two. Goss the taken to the must difficult specimens of
Suglish composition.
By JAMES WRIGHT.
Author of "The Philosophy of Fistention."
Ps Weal for G. snit W. B. Whittaktr (tale Law sod Whit-
taker), 13, Ave-Maria (sae
Ricuismicintal of the First Edition :—" We are so
much loess,d with the srenucemeut of this Work, which is
truly 'scientific in its principles, that we desire to oiler the
Author oor hest praise."—" We comma politically express
Ilw antisfaciiou with which we have perused this Work."—
Critical Review.