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London, England, 1817-01-16

FLANDrAtS MM;►

rIigCRIvRI) THIS MOIttfING.3

BRUSSELS, JAN. to.

SYCOND CHANIDEtt.—The expectation of A pro-
pmition relative to the general prohibition of the
eNportation of corn, had attracted a numerous
akidienee to the gallerieq, hut Oil communication,
important to the Southern Provinces, had not
ni:( tr made. The Presidunt announced }Mir Ales-

sages from the VilMt Chamber, stating its approval
of folsr laws relative, 1. To theNatiottal Militia ;
2. To the premiums to be glinted for the eneott-
ragetnent of the Herring Fishery ; 3. Tn the Pro-
hibition of the Exportation of Corn by the land
frontier of the kingdom ; 4. To the revocation

of the Decrees of 21st October, 1814, and
17th March, 1815, on the formalities of the
Celebration of Marriage. After this the Order
of the day led to the discuision of two laws, one
on the part of the deferred debt, which on the
21st March next year is to be cenverted into ac-
tive debt, which was adopted without a debate;
and,the secoqd, relative to the encouragement of
the Levant trade, which, after a considerable de-
bate, was rejected by a majority of 59 votes to 16.

LIEGE. JAN. U.—The Liberal, Which 'follows
with perseverance the honourable career which it

has entered upon, is going to obtain the glory o
a new action for calumny. The Municipal Corn.
mistion of this City has just circulated with pm.
fusion an answer which it has made to an ar-
ticle inserted in the Liberal of the 31st Decent-

ber, rotative to the placing of the garrison in
barracks.

Llatretuf.s, Jaw. 13.--The amount of the cha-
ritable subscriptions for tlic numerous poor of this
city is already above 65,000 francs. :At the re-
quest of their Majesties the Emperor of Russia,
and the King of Prussia, our Sovereign has per,
mined the transit through the kingdom of 9.15
hectolitres of core, coming from abroad, and de-
stilted for the supply of the Russian and Prussian
troops in France. The Governor of Hainault
•has published, on this occasion, an Address to the
inhabitants, in which lie assures them there is no
reason for alarm on this account ; that the strict-
est measures are taken that the quantity fixed shall
not be exceeded ; that his Majesty has requested
his Allies in future to let the corn they may want
pass by any other route than through the Nether-
lands, &c.
London, England, 1817-03-24

!N,

Copy of a Di4pstob from Lord Cdstlereilgh to Mr,C,lon;nge
- Foreign OtEri.., 11116.

Sits,---Yotn•i)ispatcj of April i 1. tendering yutir conktctiufitil
the EmbAs.y to Lisbon, in the dent of the
ince Itet;,nt poptig4l:l intention .tp return to Europe.
beity abominated, has been laid before .the l',ince Itt gent;
His ItAyal highness it fatly sepsible of the zeal fur his ser-
vice which. induced you! Excellency to undertake this Mi►-
sioor and of those considerations which have determined you
to desire to relinquish it.'

Notwithstanding there has been for ,some titne,stronF rea-
son to suppose that his Royal .11igliness had taken his deter,.
urination to remain at the 13razds, yetl intye, not hitherto
consitlered that ,leeision to be so unequivocally made, as to
justify my making any oltiMal eumantnication of the same to
,your Exeelleney. .

That such is now the ic,olption of his Royal Highness, the
mail of yesterday from Ilio ..hineiro, seems to place bevond
the, reach of doubt. in the present state;of the public busi-
ness, k hope, however, 1-shall not trar:sgre4s the spirit, of
your Excellency's y.-ishes, by rcquestin4 that the peel +l of
ycnir re;ignation spay be sospendedr. I ill you arc mtl)ie,l to
itig the Regency to a .dlt'xis:ion on the military concert :to Lr
ecta.blisheil with the Allies. This course wiil also admit of
the return home of Admiral Sit- 3. Beresford, bid, I should
wish to await;, before the continuance of the pritwe Regent
of Pottitgal,at the, Brazils shall be,-considered us absolutely
decided; in which -case, -I shall not feel pnyself further au-
thor4cd to oppose tia‘Y obstacle to.a compliance with. the de-
sire. which has been conveyed ort the part of. your Excel eney
;Attie, Pri,uctrilogTnt, and sshich his Boyal llighness was pleas.
ed to receive in tbe most gracious manner.--I
(Signed) CASTLEREAGH.
The Pii_;llt lion.G. calming.
London, England, 1817-10-30

'l' 1.1 L 1.; 0 'l',T I, It Y.

G_CARROLL, the Contractor, erne3tly t-)-
. lieits the attention of the Public to the near ap.
troach of the Drawing- of the LOTTERY, which will com-
mence on the
SEVENTH OF NEXT MONTH.
He is liaiwy in perceive, froni the rapidly increasing Sale,
the approbation with which the Scheme is regarded. This,
indeed, is not surprising, when it is-tonsideredthat there are
wily 5,65 g Blanks, and 0,542 Prizes, including
SIX .OF -TWE
SCHEMEN a THOUSAND POUNDS!
.
,41 _ Prizes of L.9.0,000
42 ' .. . e. 15,000
e . 5,000
.
? - 1,000
.
9% ,
tacit of the Two Prizes of L. 15,000 will have L. 5,000 more.
TICKETS and SIIARES are on Sale at the Othces of

G. CARROLL, the Contractor,
No. 7, CORNIELL, and e. 6, -OXFORD-STREET,
At dig, same amoved Prices as in the Last Lottery, viz.
'Da ct / .19 10 0
401 . L.lO 90 l Eighth ..... .... L.€ 2 13 hCaOrter '5: 5 0 ) 5ixteenth..2.......1 .7 0
No: 7;,7355' the last Prize of 30,0001. was sold by CARROLL

" • MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS,
INCLuntm:
SIX OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUND'S
W I? r: nod Co. respectfully recommend to the
attention of the Public the Scheme of the State Lot-
tery, to begin drawing eta the 7th of Next Month. It con-
sists of 'only 7,100 Numbers (Two Tickets of each Num-
ber), and contains SIX PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND
rotmws, al; o'# went y-two other Capitals ; and, in the whole,
:;‘,54.2 Prizes; of which 5,700,wi1i, receive each in Money,
or the Holders of them may take a Second Chance for all the
T
Capitals, basing thereby the advanta,c of wo 'rickets for
-the price of One, or of One Ticket for :bout one-third of the
usual Cost.
The Tickets and Shares are Selling in great variety at
SWIFT and Co's Qiliees, No. 11, Poultry.; 'I .2. Charing-Cross;
Aldg,ate-Hig.'h.-stycrt ; where thes soil, in the last,. Lot-
tcry,, Na. 424, a Prize of I,000!.. also, No. 7,895, a Prize of
20.0001. in the preceding LOttery. and No. 2.6h1i, a 20,0001.
In the last October Lottery, All in Sliares.—SWlFT and Co.'s
grcat-succes4iu the Sale of Capitals of former Lotteries is
*ell known. •
London, England, 1817-10-30

PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.

CLAREMONT, OCT. 29, Wednesday Night, 9
o'clock.—The Duchess of Yost; sent a special
messenger this faternoon to inquire after the
health of the Princess CHARLorru, Which cOnti-,.
notes very good.

nursefay illorning, 9 o'ciork.—Fria Royal High-
ness the P,iucess CHARLOTTE continues in the en-
joyintellt of good Itcalt 11, 113 Silt' did yesterJay.

We Are happy to state, that by the lastletters
rrom Trioacb-01, it appears the fryer, which had
prevailed there for some time, had abated.

Viscount INlr.tivit.LE presided yesterday at the
Board of Admiralty, and afterward:: held it Levee
for Nava; Officers for the first time since his re-
turn from Edinburgh.
The present Loan MAYOR, it iS said, intent's
visiting the Continent immediately after the Lord
Mayor's Day. Had he left England at the end of
his first Mayoralty, he would have stood higher in
the estimation of` he Livery than he does at pre-
sent; and he.would hove been spared the mortifi-
cation of seeing his early friends desert hint since
his association with the Black Dwarf find Citizeo

'Hz-mums, tvitli whom, it is :cold, he was fre-
quently cloietteff AE.FoRB the last Common IWi.
A conzest has arisen between the-Jacobins of
We3tin;n3l. anti London--fur the honour of

having the 13i.nox DwAta, to I epresent them in !he
next Parliament ; bill to which of them he will
give tile prefineef:e bas not yet been announced.
London, England, 1817-10-30

UNION HALL.

OtY:,GENE Booxs.----Yesterday Thomas Fleet was
brought before the Magistrates in the custody of
Geere. the Inspector of hawkers' licenses,
and -charged under the 50 C. 111. cap. 41, with
hawing books without .a license.
The Inspector stated, :hat there were several
fellows v.,ho went to the schools ill the etrvirous of
London with books of an infaMous description,
and lent thew out at an excessive price to the
school-buo..
The defendant said, that he was not aware that
it .Was neeessaty he should have a license to sell
books, and denie.d• that he ever sold'or lent books
of an obsccue description.

The Inspector, by order of the Masgistrate,
searched the stock of, the prisoner, and u►►der
number of other books found one of ern ob-scene
tendency. The insp'ector proved the fact of the
defendant's offering :or sale, and selling the articles
trestion. He was eonvieted in the penalty of
and not being able to pay, was committed
to prison for three months..
London, England, 1817-10-30

onIc;IAL poETat.

Tl?'.: SWISS 6[7li)F:.
BY ROBERT Sut/THEY, ESQ.

By my troth, .116.3 .!ouN
Is an excellent Gnitie
A .loker, a Smoker,
Anil a Savant heside;
A .4coloOcian,
Nletapllysician,
Who searclug Itow causes proceed--•
A System Ve Mot,

An Experimenter,
Who rai'es potatoes from seed !
Each Forest itnd Fell
He know-rill full Well,
the Pkiit4'ls and dwellers therein ;
The 'Mountains, the FoUtitains;
The Ices, the PriCes,
TOwn,
Take biro for yOur Guide,
1-I'e has often been tried,
And will always he useful when needed;
In fair or ton) weather
Merl -I.y togetber,
. .
And shake hands at piirting as we did. •
On Mr. MEP:II6"s Guide quitting LIM, he asked hiri
for a character, When the Poet gave him the preceding; in
consequence of which Jolix• Rani has become the most po-
pular Guide in Switzerland, and is Inquired for b"),r all Tra-
vellers, one of whom he permitted to take a copy of his
Poetica.ehaiacter

REA;Is FLA OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

THE

50,000

Earl :tic! CoOotess Spencer, front St. James's-plaCe, for
their scat at Wimbledon ; Sir Philip Roche arrived in Dover-
street, front Ireland ; Lord and Lady Ilerridale, to Norfolk,
from Brighton ; Lac), H. Thorp, front Brighton, for Upper
Grosvenor-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Patter-miff, from I'aris, to
York-place ; His Grace the Duke of Beaufort, from Badmin-
ton, Gloucestershire, to Whichwood, Woodstock; the Dowa-
ger Duchess of Rntland, at Cheveley, from Lincolnshire; the
Earl and Countess of Minto and family, front Thomas's Hotel,
for Scotland; Lord Trimbleston, on a tour ; the Earl of Ve-,
rnlam, for Gorhambury, Harts ; the Countess of Harrington
and Lord Petersham, in Stable-yard, St..lames's, front Elvas-
ton, Derbyshire; the Marquis and Marehioaess of Tavistock
and family, in Arlington-street, from Elvaston, Derbyshire;
Count Zenobio, at Fenton's Hotel, from Cheltenham ; Sir
W. Cockburn, Bart. from ditto, for Bath ; Colonel and Nlrs.
Austin, from Jordan's Hotel, to their. sent. in ii,rnt; A• G.
Hertford Battersby, Esq. and Lady, front ditto, to their seat
near. Bristol ; the Earl of Stamford, front Ermvdle Hali. Staf-
fordshire, flit his seat, Dunham Massey, Cheshire; General
and Mrs. Grosvenor, to Stockers Hall, Rmlandshire, from a
tour ; the-Duke of Grafton, from Wrthefteld Lodge, for Bur-
ton Hall, Thetford.
London, England, 1817-10-30

MEDICIN E.

AND Tft Cift.:.4t L. DI SP ENsARY. -
His 'Royal Highness the 'DU fa'. 4*Z.CIRK,
Suns;EoN—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal, College,
London.
Govr.r.Nous—Eat 1 of Egretront, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Col.
' .7. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, M.P.
I'NHL Korai and Noble, Patrons of the above
• INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VE-
.•Tk 1t1:AI. COMPLAINTS, and their dangerons consequences,
'in order to insure the benefits that have. resulted front it, se-
lected Mr. El EItNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the
'list of the ifoyal College) from having directed his chief at-
•!tention to Owe diseases. It is the misfortune Of Patients
tinder such complaints, to be too often the. dupes of Mite-
•ratetPretenders, who practise on the credulity by imposin
titles , and specious promises. Against thiS class 1,,0f late so
naumertitts and daring),'Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his
official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of
the Royal College, published in Febt nary MI6, as the only
sure'guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such
titles, and publicly !advertising theta, withont being sanc-
tioned by this List, are to be credited.
.1•11 c annual reports
of the Loch Dispensary will prove, that some of the most
dangerous cases of Strictut es, Debility, 'and other supposed
incurable affections of the Getter at ive Organs -have beets here
radically surd succest.fully treated ; facts -which require no
hackneyed testimony of affidavits to prove, but the most re-
- speet able Medical evidence.
Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, bv•botb Sexes,
-at his house, 21,, Lower Charlotte-street, *4ord-square,
nbere Letters front T6NVIi and ('m entry are to be addressed,
and the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, ur
iterit; to any part of the United Kingdom.
Just /widish( d, price 4s.,;ecund Edition, Pt aetical Ob-
servations on the above Diseases, by V. Kiernan, and was be
'bad at -No. 174, Fleet-street, N.. 90, r‘slcructtvc-row,' and
No. IQ, C10',441-conrt, Soho. . ,
London, England, 1817-10-30

'MELANCHOLY EVENT.

An Ingnitition was held. on Tuesday, the 2Sth
of October, at t}►e White Hart, Temple Mills.
Hackney, on the body of Mr. George
late of Chttrch-street, Limel►nuse, brother of the
Rev. E. Williams, of St. George's, Hanover-
square.

James ray, the landlord of the pitblic-house, stated', that
on Monday last; shout 2,:o'cloch, the deceased railed at his
house, and complained of a pain in his chest, requesting to
be permitted to lay down on a lied. heating a noise tin stairs
shortly ;Oct-Wards, witness went try and found Mr. Williams
vomiting violently. Decensed asked fear some brandy and
water, and afterwards Walhed in the garden, then came into,
the her, and inquired for a conve,iluice to WalthamStoW; went
out of the house, mitt soon after rentrned, and foitiested to
have a post-chaise to convey him to Limehouse. living .main
seized with a violent tit of sickness, witness hecame alarmed,
and sent fur Mr. DallawaY, surgpon Of Stratford, bat before
the surgeon's .:rrival, Mr. Williams had expired. Deceased
had considerable property about him.
The Rev. Mr. ,Lodge of Lime house deposed, that belied,
known \Mr. Williams for many years, and li:U1 always lunch
esteemed him for his warm and active 'friendship. A few
days since, the deceased expressed a strong desire to see and
converse with the Rev. Gentleman en religious matters: he
consequently ca's'ed npan him ; and in the course et that con-
versation; Mr. flogde had come to a conclusion;from the oc-
casional incoherency of the 4leccased's expressions, and the,
general depression of his spirits, that he was labouring under
a temporary aberration of mind. The deceased ctimplained
intuit of a constant pain in his chest.

It was here stated to the Inquest, that Mr. Dal-
laway was occupied at home in an analysis of the
contents of the stomach ; and the Jury expressing
themselves satisfied that the deceased, at the time
Of his death, Was in a stpte «t meatal ilerange
ment, returned a verdict to that effect. •

About 10 oi.clock in the evening the Coroner
(Mr. UNWIN) received the following 'Certificate
trom Mr..Dallaway

" I have this day exa.inincd the body of the late Mr, George
IliamS, anti from the n►o3t accurate inspection, 1 am de-
cidedly of opinion he died of inflammation of the stomach
and bowels."
London, England, 1817-10-30

BIRTHS.

On the 28th iost. at Whubledon-House, the Lady of Joseph',
to rrrtat, Esg. M.P. of a son.
Ou the ;24th inst. Mrs. Hill, of Cooper's-row, of a daughter-

MARRIED.

This morning, at St: James's (7hurch, Mr. Thomas Morton,
.Merchant, of Portobello, to Miss Mary Anne Evors, of Pircyre
street, Bedford-square.,
London, England, 1817-12-02

STALE of THE

It is always trith smistaction and approbation
6.11 we set the upper ranks tit society 2Ctilonsly.
employing themselves in the. noble avocation of
-anceonting the distressed,'und contriving methods
for ameliorating the condition of the poor, and
unfortunate classes. The vast aggregate of 'misery
and' wiint may he greatly reduced, it those who
inive intormed minds and liberal spirits would
contribute their means and clots, in various dis-
tricts of this country, .towards such a design.—
The cold and formal assistance rendered to po-
yer,y, in general., or the capricious benevolence
tvhich idly scatters its, rewards to mendicancy, ra•
tiler than its alms to the indigent, are not sof&
dent to sustain the great mass of the distressed
Poor, at present languishing in this country.—
Something more should he done, and something
more must be clone,. in order to stop the waste
and rutin among the litimblest description of Oil:
people; caused by the scarcity of the last year
and by the infectious malady which that scarcity
has engendeted, and which yet Continues its ra-
London, England, 1817-09-15

DIVIDENDS.

Oct. M.. Lonsdale, Green Lettuce-line, insitrzir.Ct-
larokee—Oct. I 8;..L Itapsey,. Fleet-street, fishiruinger—Oct.
1 I; K. St. ,Barbe, Ratcliffe, ship-cliandlei,-Oct.
J. It. Benson, Russell-place, Fitzroy-squale, merchant—
Oct. 9,
.T. Heave. and NI. Neare, Brickton, Southamn pto,
millers—Oct. 7, J-..Etiott, Barfrestone, -Kent, miller—Nov.
8, C. Love, Old •Bold-street,jeweller,--Oct. 11, W. Cheas-
HavesfAlidillesnr., innkeeper—Nov. 8, S. Davis, Bury-
stieet, St.- Mary-Axt, merchant—Oct. 8,• G. Pope, Aston
Tirrold, Berkshire, fariner—Oct. 4, 'A.-Partridge, Great-Her-
wita,e-street, Wapping, wine-merchant--Oct. 10, 'l'. Whit-
marsh.. New Sarum, common carrier—Oct.. 6, It. Dodson,
Liverpool, merchant--Oct. 4, R. Palmer, Epsom, wine and
htrandy merchant —Svpt. 27, B. Boyce, Tokenhouse-yard,
merchant—.-Sept.. To, R.,-Machelt, Dewsbury, innkeeper—
Oct 6-,
,H. Laugher, - Birmingham, button-maker—Oct...2o,
.1. Bragg, Weymontli
.a Rd • Meleilinhe-Itegis,- tiorsetshire,
mercer—Oct. 6, 3. Harvey, Weymouth and Melcombe-Regis,
jeweller—Oct. 6, .L..Steveas and J. Fitz.-Gerrard,. New; Sa-
rutn, cabinet-makers—Oct. I t-, J.,Sharples, Blackburn, tan-..
cashire, cotton-inanufacturer--06t. 14, S. Temple, Jarrow,
Durham, ship-builder—Oct. 10, J. Broomall, Margate, coin-
mon-brewer—Oet.-10, M. Nlummery and G. Mummery, Mar-
gate, coach-roasters—Nov. 28, W. Kemp, Bath, banker—
Oct. 6, S. Taylor, Birmingham, gun-barrel-maker—Oct. 14,
W. Smith, Hortim, Northumberland, merchant—Oct. 11,
R. Woolliscroft and W. Woolliscreft, Manchester, cotton-
maim factiirers—Oct. 10, .1. Tate, WilitchaFen, mercer—Oct.
13, G. liayliffe, Wakefield, draper—Oct. 6, 'F. Bowdich and
It. Willis, Bristol, hat-manufacturers—Oct. 10, A. Radcliffe,
Swansea, grocer—Oct. 4,. L. Rice, Ashby-de-la-Zoueb,. Lei-
cestershire, porter-merchant.
London, England, 1817-09-15

ME PRINCE REGENT.

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS'S „VOYAGE TO _THE'FRENCH
COAST. • ,
his Royal flighness the •NINCR REGENT vi-
sited the coast of France, from whence he was
landed at Brighten,, in safety and in. high spirits,
on Saturday afternoon at one o:clncki,having been
four days and three nights at sea ! On Thursday
morning, the yacht and. ships of ,war stood off for
the. enlist of France, but the wind shifting to the.
•,• •
sOnthward, a boat was dispatched.iter. the Arne,
7for,the, PRlNOE's,Jetters. . They -all again 8106 d
Over for the French coast, and woe off Dieppe,.
close in with the land, early on Friday morning.;
where communication 'being had, The yacht ,and
squadron cruised across the Channel, aggki.n, and
reached Brighton at one o'clock -on Saturday,
when the PRINCE landed, 'regretting that hiS pre-
:settee being required in town, Ite:was obliged to
disembark. I is Royal Highness:slept on board
three night's. He was gratified' beyond descrip-
tion, and enjoyed the highest state of health and
spirits during the whole of the excursion. His
Royal Highness set off for London soon after he
landed ; and the Royal George, Tiber, and In-
constant, returned to Spithead in the evening, af-
ter a run Of dive hours from Brighton Roads, It
was given out to the squadron', that in case the
ships should separate in the night, they were to
rendezvous atPortsmouth, His Royal H;ghness, on •
diSembarking, presented the Hon,. Captain PACtE,T
with an elegant Snuff,box, in testititony of his high
gratificat ton and esteem. So ardent and perfect was
the plea,mrc that the PRINCE. felt, thit,. among
other gracintis intimations of Iris attachment to the
naval service, he said, that Hite should lind at any
place beSide Brighton, it was his intention to wear
the full-dress uniforin. of an Admital, and which
he should continue to wear at his Levees-, alter-
nately with the dress of the army, lis Royal
HighneSs behaved in the most condescending man-
ner to all around him. Lieutenant AUSTEN and
Mr. Cnottea, of the Inconstant, acted as shiest-nen
on hOdrd die yitcht.—'(Portsniouth Firper.)
London, England, 1817-12-05

DIED.

On Saturday last; at Aherystwith, aged 71, Lady BOnsallt
the wid',w of Sir Thomas Bonsai!, of Frontraitb, in the Coun-
ty of cardigan.
On the'2(l inst. at Hamisle, Hants, at the house of his son'
in-jaw, Captain Bradby, lt.N. Admiral Billy Douglas, in his
67th year.
At h.•i house at Hoddesdon, Hells, Mrs. Anne Jones, in
her 72d year,' relict of Thomas Junes, Esq. Judge of the'Su-
preme Court of New-York.

LONDON:. Printed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Great
Orlit,,od-street, ,Queen-square; and published by W. A.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Mutton-street, ' at THE SUN
• 011ie, No. 112, Strand •,. where Advettisenients, Orders,
Litters, il/4c. (post-paid)- gust baPaddrasied.

•

V:
London, England, 1817-12-05

BIRTHS

On Friday, the sth inst. Mrs. Henry Butterworth, of Gren-
ville-street, Brunswick-;square, of a son.
The Lady of John Constable, Esq. of Keppel-street, Rus-
sell-square, of a son.
In the evening of the Ist inst. at teignmouth, in Devon-
shire, Mr 4. Butler, of a son.

On Tuesday last, the Lady of C. A. Uhde, Esq. of Jefferies-
square; of a daughter.
London, England, 1817-12-05

MARRIED.

On Sunday, the 23d ult. at Stainton Church, near Milford.,
by the Rev. Mr. Sanders, Captain 'Keminisli, of the Re-
ginient of Foot, to Bridget, second daugb-er of Capt. Charles
Nuttall, Commanderof the' Magsfielet Post-Ottice
.On the 4th inst. at St. James's Church, the. Rev. George
Caldwell, Rector of King's Stanley, in-Gloucestershire, and
Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, to Harriett, youngest
daughter of the late, and sister of the present, "Sir Wilnain
Abdy, Bart.
Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Church, Edward James Sey-
mour, Esq. B.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge, young•est son
of William Seymour, Esq. of Margaret-street, Cavendish-
square, to Maria, only daughter of the late ‘Vni. Searancke,
Esq. o. Stamford-bill.
On the 4,1 inst. at Woolton, in Surrey, Captain George Mil-
ler Bligh, R.N. only son ofA.imiral Bligh, of Bellevieu-house,
near Southampton, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the late
David Haynes, Esq. of Lonesome Lodge, near Dorking, in
Surrey.
London, England, 1817-12-05

BRUTALITY TO A_GIRL.

A Woman notned Elizabeth Patton, who resides
at IS, Lambeth -road; was charged with reiterated
and violent assaults upon Janet ream), her niece,
a girl of 16 years of .age.
Mr. Matt, it person of genreel appearance,
stated, that on Friday last he took lodgings at
the house of Mrs. Patton: He was continually
dist-urbed with dreadful cries, which proceeded
from Janct Patton wi.de.she was suffering notice
the inbutnan punishment inflicted on her by the
aunt. He listened, and distinctly heard the lashes
of a whip. The same violence Was committed seve-
rat times in the day. He took.'an opportuhity of
speaking to the girl, Who stared; that • she was
an , orphan,. and had been_ taken by her
aunt' from charitable motives'. She had been.
with her twelve months, during which time
not a day had passed without the inflietion of
a severe beating, someriznes with a whip, at other
times with a poker. She ilesribed herself as a masa
of bruises, and said,.t hat she was scarcely able tik
move from sureness. The dread of being mm tiered
by her inhuman aunt prevented berfrom informing
any person of her situation. Mr. Matt remonstrated
with Mrs. Patton- about her conduct to the girl,
but he rifts compelled to hold his peace,brMrs.Pat-
ton pi mincing a knife, anti threatening to stab hint
if he interfered. She had since that lime be-
haved with greater inhumanity than, before, and
had beat her ivith a whip,•and sometimes with
poker, upwards of 20 times since last Monday.
The prisoner could say noticing in extenuation
of her conduct : the-ts a woniart of masculine
ap-
pearanee about 45 years of age: The gill was st)
much terrified at her presence that it was with e-
treme reltietance that she answered the questions
of the Magistrate. :She is a native of Perthshire,
and of.imereiting appearance.

The 111agistrate (Mr. EvAt4cE) expressed his
ki.bliorreoce of the horrid t)rotaiity of the prisoner,
attd ordered .her to find Inid to Answer the charges
of her niece, attd .11o.of Mr. Matt, tat the Quar-
ter Sessions.

Two of the .first houses at Copenhagen !lave
stopped One has been e,t,iblist,ed ..‘er
since the year 1616: the IA Of one or thus
houses bt "(oised by the unfortunate resoles of the
West India trade, and the second by occurrgnces
itiNarway.
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SANK 00'ENGLAND, Dec. 9, 1817.
'WHEREAS,- by an Act passdti in the 57th
year of his present Majesty's Reign, Cap.'ll3, en
" An Act to prevent the further Circulation of Dollars
4-and Tokens issued by the Governor and COmpany of the
Rank of England, for the convenience of the Public;' it
enacted, that" froth and after the 25th day -of March ,
418, the said Dollars and Tokens shall no longer pais or
circulate, or be received in Payment or Etchange,,under
Penalty not exceeding Fire Pounds, nor less than Forty
'` Shillings ;" now the said Governor and Company, in order
t 4, prevent Persons,froM incurring the Penalties of the above-
.tlentioned Act, do hereby repeat the Notice given in the.
London Gazette of the 22(1 day of July last, that the Bank
*ill Exchange all Silver Pieces, called Tokens, issued by
111"1-4 at the respective Rates of 3s. and Is. 6d. each, for the
Gold or Silver Current Coin of the Realm, or for Bank Notes,
bf_the said Governor and Csitrrpany, at the option cf the
holders.

ROBERT BEST, Secretary.

CHARTER HOUSE.
THE FOUNDER'S DAY will be observed, as
,asual, on 'FRIDAY, December 12.
Preacher, Rev. THOMAS GILBANK, ACKLAND.
Orator, EDWARD CHARTON.
STEWARDS,
ans. Green \Valford, Esq. I Alexander Baillie, Esq.
John Horsely Palmer, Esq. I Thomas Gatty,.Esq.
Arthur Stert, Esq. I Rev. William Poynder
Divine Service will begin at a Quarter past Four. Dinner
tresisely at Six.

QUADRILLE DANCING. • -
ALLEN, 'No. 19. •Sll6Tard-streer, Golden.
square, gives Pt ;BM LESSONS and PRACTICE in
tenuine QUADRILLES,WALTZ,and COUNTRY DANCES,
ts danced by the select Fashionabl•s of Paris and Loudon.
Morning sets fur Ladies only, Evening 'sets for Ladies and
tirritlemen. -Private Ltssons at all hours to untaught or in-
tomplete Pupils of any age wishing privacy, or more expedi
tious.or refuted acquirement than Public Lessons convey. Fa-
-4,11y Pait;',,s attended.- Youtliflira:lified for the ProfesSion or
:theatre. LadiCS inStructed-,to teach their Families, for aid:
kg which- he has on saler4evv-invented self-playing Instru
tents, enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give
tails without Musicians, or amuse themselves and Friends
Itith Music, hy- Chick-work.•
London, England, 1817-12-05

, .
rests inaii obciously no eltante of a fair coti;idera-
tion.in the numerous.lntd‘partial assen&ly ; and
when, as the last aggravation, Cadiz, the hat hour
of monopoly, the town whose pnispetity had bet ii
the triiir of their grievances, bccaMe the 'residence
'of tills assembly; and themn,erchants of Cadiz, the
advisers and dictators both of the Cortes and. the
Government; the most strenuous udvocates for
the sovereignty of the mother-countricould`not
.reasonably deny that the cOlfinies• derived- from
such. treatment a powttful Jwititication of their
condirct-; nor blame them if the superstitions
kyalty with which they bad hitherto united
gin6ce to Perdiniind VII. with the complaints of
their grievances, was overborne, not only by the
;weight Of ancient oppressions, but by the disap
pointment of new and rational hopes, and by the
apprehethion.ot becoming, tigainst their tlill;'sub•
jests t<tthe Ftencif ethpire.

" Here again, bon ever, our present concern
is not so much with motives as with facts. By
the process,which we 4ra,%e described, the aliena-
tion of the Colonies has been rendered so much
the more complete ; and by so much the more
hopeless is the task of Spain to reconquer or re-
claiin them.
" Brit if these circumstances enhance the diffi-
culties of. the mother-country and forbid the ex-
pectation of unconditional submission on the part
of the 'Colonies, there are other-reasons for not
anticipating with confidence the saute unqualified
success to 'the Colonies' in a struggle for:, absolute
independence, which crowned the efforts of .their
brethren in the northern divisioll of the new world.

And these reasons grow tharnly out of the essentia
dissimikritv in the history, 4abits, and composi•
tiou,of the Society in the two Countries."

THEATRICAL REGIS,TER.
Perforined Lga Night.
THEATRE noyA L, DR U Y-LA NE.—The Haunted Tower: Lard
T, eoblto; Adefa, Miss Byrne. After ‘shlch,
The 'Tale of Mystery.

Ts; FAME' RoVA COVEXT-OA R)) ~-Shc Stoopcto Conrw:
Young Mar Too; Mr. C. Keith ; Miss HardCast4e,
Brunton.. Attcr which (first time), Mora's, Love. • `.l:co
which was added. Husbands and Wires, , •

M ULS..

ARRIVED-1 Do in. France, 1 Lisbon, s (lottery
burgh, 4 Ham burgh, 2GuernseyandJersey, 1 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS

'THIS DAY AT TWELVE U.Cl.l,Citi.

3 per Cent. Red.:........ s2D I India Stook, shut
3 per. Cent. Cons 43g-i0 i India 8.Dd5.... .9.1,. 965. pr.
4 per Cents ..... 994 i 1 Exch. Bills. ... ... i 7s. '.?:is. pr.
5 per Cent. Ngvy Ann....shut I Cons. for Acc0unt,....634g N 4
Bank L.Ann. • al 1-16th 1 ..

HIGH WATER AT LONDfIN BIUDGE'TO.MORROW.
Mortrirtg, 17 tuittutes after 12. Erening, 42 minutes after 12.
London, England, 1817-01-11

FASI-IION.VIILE CHANGES.

The Earl of Sefton, from a tour, on a visit to the Earl and
Countess of Craven, at Coombe Ahhey, near Coventry ; Lady
Riversdale, for Taplow,, near Maidenhead; Hon. C. Istrivco-
men fur the Ctrpul, at Bath; Rev. Sir J. Thornton, from a
tour; Mr. Ludlow Walker, from a tom-, to Bristol; Captain
Ste fur Haafield, Park, near Uxbridge; Mr. G. Saville,
for Coldwater; Mrs. and Miss Dormer, for Bath ; .Hon. Mrs.
Leigh, for Mewmarket ; Captain and Mrs. Malleton, for'
Bath; Sir;Cortiett Corbett, Bart. fur Aildederhall, near
Market-Drayton, ,from a tour ; Mr. Ewan Italie, Ml',
from a tour, to town; Eat I of Clarendon, from Watford, in
fiertfin.(l,hirt., tti tOtrii ; Mr. John barron, M. N. 'from 'a
tour, ILT irl,% ; Mr. C. Hardy, M. P. from Kent to town;
Mrs. Williams Mitford, Isom the I,le of Wight, to South-
ampton; Robert Williams, Esq. NI, P. in Hill-street, from
Moor Park. .
London, England, 1817-10-08

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W H. French and G.,Cnff, George7yard, Lombard-street,
brokers—G. Nutley and W. Newman, Rlandford Forum, Dor-
set, maltsters—C Berry'and W. C. Stafford, Norwkih, interi.
—S. Pope and C7o. Madchester—J. Rathwell a tl It. Dean,.
lAncashire, Stedman and H. W.
Water-lape, Tower-street, ship-agents—W. Vinev
and E. Tapley, Sandwich, Kent, tanner—S: Ulayardahl and
Tenter-street; Little Moorfields 'callenderers—T. Parry
-Co.
and Bread-street, wholesale • linen-drapers—A-
fiarrisun and T. Holdsworth, Bruxelles.
London, England, 1817-10-08

MARLBOROUGII-SnEET.

B OEM: 11 Y.—Yesterday a man, nainealliacket;
W. S charged with robbing .a young woman of her
shawl, in York-street, "Middlesex-hospital. Hp
came up to her, and haring snatched tlte article off
her shoulders, ran 'otf. The young woman 'jar-.
tuediately cried out " stop thief,',' and a pursuit
was commenced by a watchman. MaAce finding
the enemy close at his heels, let • fall the shawl ita
Mary-le-bone-street, and it was picked up by a
youth, named Sutton, who-identified the prisoner
as the, person who dropped it. In the effort to
escape lie fell, and the watchman tumbled over
him. He was sectuedi.ankfully committed.

GUILDHALL.

CRUELTY TO A NIM A LS.—Henry LeMO7l traS
brought up by a City Officer,.charged.with cruelty
to an ox, in Smithfield, on Monday. The Officer
stated., that the defendant was driving some oxen
into the market, when one of them turned out of
the drove and ran a few yards.' The. defendant
followed, and. brought it back, contiiming to beat
it in the most savage and cruel manner with the
thick end of his stick upon its heels, The de-
fendant was fined 10s. for cruelty to the animal,
and 10s. for being without a .badge.

FEMALE SWINDLER.—On 'Friday last a young
woman of decent appearance called at the house
of Mis. lioneman, who keeps a respectable board-
ing-sehool in Kennington-lane, and representing'
herself as the servant of an intimate friend of
Mrs. Holleman residing in the neighbourhooll,
requested, in the name of her mistress,• the luau,
of six table-spoons and three desert-spoons, add-
ing, that her mistress was going ,to have tom-.
piny. 'Unfortunately, Mrs. kloneman was from
home, and her daughter unsuspectingly -delivered
the required articles. On saturday the' discovery
Was made that no such message had been sent,
and that the young Woman was an impostor.
Upon inquiries,-, for the purpose of tracing, her,
it was ascertained; that a similar trick had beets
attempted by a person of the same description at
several houses on the Wandsworth-road, but in
no other instance with success. She has not yet
been apprehended.
London, England, 1817-10-08

EY HIS NIA lESTrS ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

4. METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR. BRUSHES, for
all kinds of Uses..

THE Universal Reception anil Unbounded Pa-
tronage (beyond all parallel) given- to . these New In-
Yented BRUSHES, by all Ranks its Society, is a wonderful
111statice of their excellence over every other lAplement for
•;•leansing' the Head from Scurf, thereby tteengthening,
•,
'eautitying, aadpromoting the growth of the Hair. •
As HORSE BRUSHES, they are approved and mom-
'tended by Professor Colman. They are alike esteemed for
41.1 kiokis of Personal Uses, as for all Domestic Purposes,
*herein a greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and cons-
▪ cconomy. with expedition. •They are also of the greatest
441)tiec uenee 1.,n- Manufacture and Machinery, and are highly
ltpreeiated by a runi!-,er of the first artisans in the omit-
, • tile, superiority of the patent Brushes is so great, that
eonipatisoul till others,. are,.,wholly useless ; as will be
)roved.ent trial. • .

Patent Broshei are warranted free from.Whaiebone, or an:
4:lll.teraCon, and at the same, price -as genuine Brushes here
‘Jfure made.

e 'tad Retail of the Patentee, No. 38, Great Mary-le-
sto eel, Portland-place, and at 350, Oxford-street, and
all resvectable Venders of I.lruslics in. the United Kingdom.
fraudulent Shopkeepers having imposed on
,e Puhlic, t&etb in price and gnality, by selling. spurious
'rushes,
please to ask for .I:Metcalfe's Patent 13rushe3,
t each brush has 'the Patentee's Stamp impressed- unit,
„. Metcalfe, Patentee," with the ltoyal insigna. Wholesale
'tciers to be addressed to,Meteatfe and Kent, 49,Pean-street,
"4110, or T. G. Kent, Puhltry, London.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ,IsSURriNCE OFFICE.
Established by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George
the First.

September, 1817.,
PERSONS, whose annual. Premiums fall clue
on the 29th instant, are hereby informel, that Receipt
are now ready to.be delivered at the Cornpany's' Offices, over
the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as .well as ny their'rc-•
spective Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties as-
sured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their POli-
cies on or before the I.ith of October next, as the usual Fif-
teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po-
licy, will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary.
".1' Attendance is given, daily, at the sai4l Offices, for
the Assurance of Bniloings, .Goods, Merchandizes, and Ships,
in Harbour, in Dock, or while building, from Loss or Da-
Wage by Fire ; and also'fot the Assurance of, and granting
Annuities on, Lives. . . .
. N. 13. Fire Policies will he issued free of Expence to the Xs-
sured, where the Annual Premium amounts to tis. or up-

.anus.
London, England, 1817-10-08

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, OCT. 7.

Amsterdam
Ditto, at Sight 37 S
Amste; dam
Ditto, at Sight
Rotterdam ll 15 2 Us.
Antwerp ll 15Ex.Mouel
'Hamburgli 35 2 2i Us.
Altona
Paris, 3 Day's date
Ditto
Bourdeaux, ditto
Frank fort on the Main . .... 146 Ex.MoneY
Madrid •

Cadiz • 864 Elk:alto
Seville • 36/
Bilboa 36f
Gibraltar .... , • • -32
Leghorn • ••
Genoa... • 461-Venice
Malta... ..47 -Naples 42
-Palermo - .
120 d. per OS,
Lisbon . 5B • .
Oporto
Rio Janeiro , 62
Dublin..:.. ~..74.... X0rk..... 8 per Cult. .
H
Agio of the Bank on oltand.... 2 per Coot. ' .
Portugal Goldin Coiu. • ..5...,. / .4 0 0 per 014.
Foreign Gold, in Bars,... 4 0 0 • •
Silver, in Bars ' , 0 5 3
._ •.

Saturday sennight, at his seat, in Ow county of York, the
Lady of General the lion. Godfrey I;oivitle, of a son.

AtIRR I E D.

•
On the 7th inst. at St. Georges, Bloomsbury, Richard Bar'
ton, Esq. of Manchester, to Nliss 'Watson, of the same plat-6•
London, England, 1817-10-08

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1817.

TO THE WOiI.THY LIVERY OF LONDON.

GENTLEMEN,
you sibcerely for the very flattering
I manner in which' you hare RETURNED ME to the
COURT of ALDERMEN as worthy of being entrusted itls
the Chief Magistracy of this Great Metroliolis.

By your ztal in supporting my Intentions to this High Of-
fice, you have not only convinced me that.: the opposition I
experienced was unsanctioned by your approbation, but caused
me to exult at an occurrence which has called forth such
proud testimonies of your confidence and esteem.
I beg, therefore, to assure you, that I am not 'only re-
warded for whatever may have been my past endeavours, but
stimulated with an increased desire to promote the -best In-
terests of the City of London.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servant,
CHRISTOPHER SMITH.
Adelphi, Oct. 7, 1817.

THE LOTTERY.

srk PRIZES OF TWENTY_ THOUSAND POUNDS 1.
. ONLY 7,1C0 NUMBERS,
NEARLY TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK,
And the Chance of One Number obtaining the immense Sum
of EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
and S. SIVEWRIGHT' solicit the public at-
• • tention to the areatly improved principle of ;Lotteries,
which t'ley were the first to establish ; whereby, with a dimi-
nution price of the Ticket, and an increase in the
amount of.theNhthey distributed in Prizes, the Value of the
Chance to everyl'urchaser is very considerably'enhanced.
An attentive perusal of the Scheme will st.mt, that the
Value of each Ticket is.intreascd 16s. (1., whereby every
Purchaser before the First Day, and up to the 3d December,
can, at the worst,, lose only about One Third of the Cost,
independent of the great increased Chances of
4.. Pe;zes. of. ~.. L. 20,000 L.60,000

e 16,0e0

.... 5,000

2,100 2.. • 00000

20 l,OOO, L. 505, 84e. 6,9c0

The First-drawn L.15,091*-bard,_/;.:3,00t.5.M00ey more,
TICKETS and SHARES for, the NEW G1i.,11,:D LOT-
TEitY, which will,Lonmence Drawing on the 7th NOVEM-
palt, are Silling; at their forlnnateOffices, Nn. t 7, Curn-
hill, 11, Idolhorn, SS, Haymarliet,.and 141, Oxford-street;
where No, 2,i77, a Prize of 20,0001: was Sold in Sharo Last
Lottery, together with several wipor Prizes, and Eleven -Ca-
pitals in the-last Contract.
London, England, 1817-10-08

-PE DESTfti N NAL-

Y.

Barnet, the hero of pedestrians, who is now in
the 73,1,year ot, his age, awl franking for. as large
sum at pays water, commenced his filth day's Stash
yrsterdl morning, at half past four o'clock ; and
at five itt the afternoon, the 010 boy had finished
his 36 miles, and was (hen jogging ml, having at
that hour, front his commencement on Thursday
last, gone 251 miles in the whole.

Crisp, Who is performing his extraordinary task
9t the top of Upper'llaker-street, New-road, com-
pleted sixty-one miles .and three quarters-on Mon-
day evening, -at teir minutes past eight o'clock :
tie started on his second da},'s task at six o'clock,
yesterday' morning, and after asiing two hours
and three quarters, in the whole of the day, lie
had at five o'clock in the afternoon performed
forty miles, and was ,them proceeding. on ; the
road vas so immensely crowded with spectators,
thatit was with difficulty he was able to get along.
DISTANCE AGAINST: TIM E row morn-
ing, ‘Vaterluo Tom is to ran a distance• of fifty
miles in nine hours, for a wager of• one hundred
guineas .a side. The ground appointed for this
extraordinary and unparalleled trial of speed, is
from near Bayswater, Oing 'out and in a distance
of three miles and a half., Odds are five to two
against him. .

There were more Pr;soners for trial at the Old.
BailvySosions, whkh terminated yesterday,than
ever was known at any preceding Session. The
number was 476,- of whicbthere were—,
Convicted of btpitat OffenCes 'es
Felonies - - - - - - 2.11
'Manslaughter - - - - - , 3
Frauds
Acquitted - :303

Total Tried - : ,
Remains to be tried at the Admiralty Sessions 11
Ordered to he I rainy( (1 for trial at the:Assizes 4
Remain 'for trial next. Sessions . 7
Pisclisrt4ed for want of prosecution l5
Dittb hy Proclamation, the Grand Jury having
thrown out the Bills - - - 72

- !)

Tosfil -

An outside paSsenger by one of the stages that
stop at the Thrce,Cups, at Colchester, attempting
lately to he witty at the ekpenee of one of the Inn
attendants, who bad a handkerchief tied round.
his head, called " My friend, when you
die, I wish Von would leave me yonr nightcap."
",Give yourself no trouble' on account of a 7/ight•
cap." repiird the other, " when you die, the -couniy
will provide you one."
C9NNUITIAL QUID PRO Quo —A few nights ago
the. good people. of lbw ucast le were anuused.by the
following annottncernent of the beihnal)
J. wishes to inform the ntiblie- he will unt he
anseverahle for any debt or debts his Wile iiume
may contract after this public tiotice." As
Snail as possible afterwards, th-e bellmau was. again
sent round with the following :—" J. bet-,‘s to
inform the pub:le she never has, nor-ever intends
to contract any riebts on
,her hnsband's .credit,
well knowing it stands. on too slender a futinda-
tioa,
London, England, 1817-10-08

DIED.

' On therith ult. at Naples, where lie 'went for the recos;eo
'of his health, the Rev. .Louis Henry King, in the 30th year
of his age..
On Wednesday last, at the residence of Thomas Pickfoicl,'
Esq. Ashley-Hall, Cheshire, Mrs: Hawkins, relict of the lat.
Edward Hawkins, Esq. of Ifourt.Herbert, Glamorganspire.,
On the inst. in her 290, year, toe wife of Mr. George "
Craggs, of the War-Office.
On Saturday last; Mrs. Bourdillon, wife of A. G. BouTgif:l4
ion, Esq. aged 76.
, On Sunday last, •at Clifton, Geory Barnard, Esq. only s°l/
of T. A.:-Barnard, Esq. of St. James s Palace. of
On Monday last,. at -Cheltenham, George Fyffe,' Esq. -
camherwel I.
Same morning, at his house in Henrietta-street, of a par
lytic stroke, Charles-Miller, Esq. in the 79th year of his age°
late of Bencoolen.

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BOW-STrtEET.

BENEFIT SocIETIEs.--Williftm' pond and
Liam Parker, the Stewards belonging to the Anil.
cable Society, attended before Air. BIRNIE and
Mr. CONANT, the Magistrates, charged with
properly expelling Robert Hurry, a member, on
the ground of his being able to attend' his busi.
nest at the' time he was receiring.an allowance.
from the society. - The Magistrates determined;
thaY"as it was a casein-which medical men were
mare capable of deciding,- ihe Society should arm
point fine, Hurry one,. and they consult a third.
The defendants agreed to lay the determination
of the Magistrates before an assembly of the Whole
Society last night, and, if,they did not agree to
that, they•should put the letter of the Act of Par.,
liament into force..
London, England, 1817-10-08

P'U'BLICATIONS.

This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in sina' f gr.. with a Plates, price 7s. 6d
a New Edition of

NEW sysTEm o 4,f DmEsTic COOK-
ERY,
formed upon Principles-of Economy, and adapted
to the-use of Prirate Families. - Comprising also the ART of.
CARVING, Observations. on the Management of the Daily,
and Poultry-Yard; Instructions for Llome- Brewery, Wines,
&c Cookery for the Sidi, and for the Pour; many eel y .nse-
lb! Miscellaneouslteceipts; and Directions proper to be eivrn
to Servants both in Towa and Country. To which is prefixed;
an Essay on Domestic E.:;,,noirly and tloosei.old Manaoinent,
comurisin., many oi,ervations which will. be found particu-
larly eseft7l' to the Mistress Of ft i!y.
•• By .A. i)Y.

•
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kw.» i•sto. tables, hut to combine elegance wit h-ecnmamv, she
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te cooke;y, hot are extended t.. :t variety objects in.use in
titoube,; by which »lea:is-the utility of't he Book is very much
increased indeed."—Britkit Critic.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street ; sold also by
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Of whom may be,hach lately published, . .
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boards.
London, England, 1817-10-08

HATTON-GARDEN.

FRAUD ON MESSRS. WYATT, ALE BREWERS.-7
C. Blake, S. Fab!), C. Payne, and L. Collins,
were fully committed to take their trials, and A.
Hudson, admitte►l as King's evidence, sent to the
House of Correction. We forbear to enter into
the further particulars of this case to-day, lest we
should seem to prejudge the question, which must
now-come before a J►iry:
Mr. HARMER attended- for the prosecution, and
Mr. PRICE for the prisoners.
Whet' the Court was clearing, a publican came
forward -to complain Um-Alt-was much hurt by
the mention of his name in some of the public
papers. The Magistrates could not interfere,, but
Air. PRICE observed that be knew many of those
whose names had been made public on that °col,-
sion, to be most respectable persons, and above
being accessary to any species of fraud.