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The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-27

SUICIDES.

An Inquisition was taken yesterday, at the Bri-
tannia, in Berwick-street, before A. -GhLL, Esq.
the Westminster Coroner, on the body of Mr.
Richard Jennet, a currier and leather-seller in
the above 3t r ect, who hung himself on Monday.
It appeared from the evidence that the deceased
had been labouring for some time previously un-
der a dejected state of mind.—Verdict—" Insa-
nity."
A DISTRESSING CASE OF SUICIDE.-Yesterday
an Inquest was held at the Maley Mow, Mount-
street, Groseetior,square, on the body of Jane
Elliot, the wife of a carpenter, who put a period
to her existence by taking a quantity of laudanum.
This case disclosed circumstances which were
extremely distressing, for it appeared that the
deceased had been impelled to the rash act
under feelings of finer sensibility than gene-
rally charactetize women in her humble sphere.
She had been only four months married, and
was a fine young woman only 20 years of age.
tier husband took her to a lodging, No. 5,
Reeve's-mews, Grosvenor-square, where not
being able to pay the rent, as he could get no
work, and wanting even the common necessaries
of life, they were oat long allowed to remain;
and the deceased, before they removed into a dis-
mal apartment in an adjoining house was tempt-
ed to steal some feathers from the bed they
had previously lain on, and put them into a sack,
which was to serve as a substitute for a bed in
the cheerless abode to which their wretchedness
had driven them. The theft, however, was dis-
covered, and though the owner of the property
humanely declined to prosecute, still so acutely
did the poor woman feel the loss of cha-
racter she had sustained, and which got her
Inthhand dismissed irons a temporary employ-
ment, that she came to the dreadful purpose of
making away with herself in the manner describ-
ed. It appears that she purchased the laudanum
in small dozes its different apothecaries' shops.—
tier nnfortunate husband was seen yesterday
morning weeping bitterly, and exclaiming that
he could 110 t Waite his wife.--Verdict--"

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London, England, 1820-01-27

EAST INDIES

MADRID, SEpT. 4 feelings of deep re-
gret we announce the death of the Rev. J: Mold-
aey, D. D.
Archdeacon of Nladtas, who died
after a severe, but not protracted. illness, at
Iris garden home, on Tuesday monli"g•-
118oy will lament the premature de4th of
Dr. Monsley, though, probably, but tew can
duly appreciate the value of so excellent a cha-
racter. lie was mild and unaffected in his deport-
ment and conversation,—cherished a benevo-
lent and charitable dispoNition,—and evinced a
simplicity of manners, often the attribute of trail-
--""enl merit. To sun) up his character it) tew
words, he was a pious Christiana sincere Church-
a liberal Scholar, and an accomplished Gen-
uernan.
Dr m
mst onslev died in the 48th year of his age.
groole:ait's were interre:iinB:;,it(3l7vr r;Bll46:s.sykii)gf
res "It Toesday evening,
Peet. The funeral was attended by his Excel.
lencY the Commander-in-Chief, tie Judges of the
Supreme Court, anti the principal Civil and Mili-
flrY Gentlemen of the Settlement, the Hon. the
Chief Justice following as Chief Mourner.

7-777,
MR. JOHN TAYLOR.--it may not be improper
to state, that the person pf the above name, who
B"ng songs of his own e thing at the Nwich
l'ox Celebration, has no relationship or coornnec-
tifm with the Proprietor of this Paper.
'this nrornit o, about 11 o'clock, the parapet of
the house No 7, Finch-lane, suddenly gave way,
anti fell into the s'reet, with a great quantity of
bricks. Providentially only one person was Pass-
ing at the time, and he escaped without any ma-
terial injury.
SEDmoN.—This day the High Court of Jos.
tieiary furl, to proceed to the trial of Waiter
mid Janet Simpson, his wife, residing in
the Grass-market, accused of sedition, in hiving
sold or circulated Wooler's Black Dwarf, &e.—
Billie did not appear, and sentence of
outlawry was pronounced against hits. Mts.
appeared, but the ;Joao ADVOCATE moved
that the diet against her be deserted pro loco et
tempore, which was done accordiugly.—(Edinburgh Courunt, Jan. 24,)
London, England, 1820-01-27

EREC'I lON OF NEW ciIURCHES.

A Vestry Meeting was held yesterday evening
in the Church of St. Mary, Newington, " to take
into consideration the appliration now making in
iiament for leave to bring in a Bill for building
one or more Church or Churches, with Initial
grounds attached thereto, and with conveniet:t
roads or approaches to the same."
The Mt cling was mt.st numerously attended, the
Church being- 'nearly full, as the subject bus ex-
cited great interest in the purists. At halt-past
five o'clock, the Chair was taken, when Mr. Wood
and other Gentlemen made long and able speeches
against the proposed measure, observing, that by
the parishionet3 being rated for such erections,
the parish would be greatly injured; that they had
near 6000 pour to relieve weekly, and that the
present state of the parish could not afford any
such measure.

A series of resolutions were then read, strongly
deprecating the proposed erection, which were
earr;rd with only eight dissentients. Another re-
sol:itiOn was theu proposed and carried, that a So-
licitor should be appointed to oppose the Bill in
ratliament in all its stages.
In the course of the evening, a letter was read
from the Rector, that he should shortly call a
meeting of the inhabitants, when several docu-
ments would be presented, upon which the appli-
cation to Parlimner) had been founded.
London, England, 1820-01-27

THE KING V. PARKINS AND OTHERS.

This case, which, it will be recollected, is a rule
nisi for a criminal information against the defend-
ants, for an alleged interruption of the proceed-
ings at the last election for a Lord Mayor at
Guildhall, stood in the peremptory psper for ar-
gument this day, and
'fire SOLICITOR•GRNERAL, for the Crown, hav-
ing applied to the Court td fix a day for the argu-
ment, in consequence of the voluminous affidavits
on both sides, and Counsel being separately em-
ployed for each defendant,

. _
The COURT-Was of opinion, that in the present
state of the business of the Court, the case must
come on in its turf).

Mr. H. Hunt was present, and warmly..ob-
jected to any postponement, disclaiming, on his
part, any connexion with the other defendants.
Mr. Alderman %Vaithman, M. P., one of the
defendants was also in Court, but eventually the
case was not called on, as the other business oc-
cupied the Court until its rising at four o'clock.

THE KING V. HUNT, JOHNSON, AND OTHERS.

Mr. CHITTY was asked, whether he was pre-
pared to'resume his motion made yesterday in tliis
case; but answering that he was not yet fur.
nished with the necessary affidavits, the case stool!
over.
London, England, 1820-01-27

S•
WIFT and CO. respectfully inform the Public
F...Y that the Drawing of the LOTTERY, will end on Sa-
turday Next, when the TWO PRIZES of 20,0001. and all
the other Prizes in the Wheel, roust be drawn.
SWIFT' and Co. have lately Sold many Capitals, particu-
larly No. 690, a Prize of 30,0001. and 9,236, a Prize of 20,0001.
Money, on which occasion they had the satisfaction of pay-
ing to the Public a greater amount in Money than any other
Office.—No. 11, Poultry; 12, Chariug-Cross; and 31, Ald-
gate H igh-st reet.

POSITIVELY NEXT SATURDAY.
TWO PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS !
Near 1,000-other Prizes, of varied Values, and All Must be
Drawn
NEXT SATURDAY,
When the Lottery Finishes.
and J. SIVEWRIGHT, return their best
• Thanks to the Public for the very liberal Patronage
they have bestowed on the NEW SYSTEM of Lotteries,
which they have had the honour to submit to public notice.
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, who Said in Last Lottery,
1,656, a Prize of 20,0001., hope to experience a continuance
of preference skewn to their Old Established and Fortunate
Offices,
37, CORNHILL ; 11, HOLBORN;
38, HAYMARKET; I 141, OXFORD-STREET.
Where Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great vaiiety.
London, England, 1820-01-27

THE KING.

Many idle reports are now daily circulated re-
specting the state of the KING. It is undoubtedly
true, as we have already stated, that his Majesty's
health, as might naturally be expected from his
advanced age, has become somewhat impaired;
but we are enabled to state front authority, that

there is no foundation for the statements that have
appeared in some of the Papers upon this distress-
ing s u bjeot. ( Ibid.)
London, England, 1820-01-27

111-11: I i;;2,A.TIZES.

DaurtY-LANE.—There was a numerous audi-
ence at this Theatre last night, attracted by the
novelty of KEAN'S performance of Coriotaints. The
Critics are divided as to his merits, and even some
of his admirers give him a qualified approbation,
but all agree that he acts with spirit and effect,
and as to the liberal magnificence with which the
Play is brought formard.
COVENT-GARDEN.—The new musical Drama of
The Antiquary was repeated last night at this
'l'hea►re ; awl the benevolent motive upon which
it was brought forward seems to have given a
sanction to its success, whisk is strongly support-
ed also by the mrrit of the acting. EMERY, Lis•
TON, DURLISET, and Mts. FAWCETT, appear to
great advantage, and Miss STEPHENS, in acting
as well as singing, deservedly teceived much ap-

&Buse.
ColzotiaG THEATRE.--A DPW Dralll2, entitled
Ivanhoe, taken (tom a tiew Novel of that name,
has been represented at this Theatre, and was
crry well received. Mr Dims pertorwed the
Jew in this piece, and received great ap-
plause. Mr. UU(JTH returned on Tuesday, and
was again highly applauded for his representation
of Brutus.
London, England, 1820-01-18

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commissariat Department, Treasury
Chambers, Jan. 6, 1820.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desiroul
of Contracting to supply the frillowing Articles for
the Use of the ARMY, viz.:—
BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments,
Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and
,!yids

Alderney, Cumberland, Glo'ster (including the City of
Bristol)', Guernsey, .Jersey, Somerset, Warwick.
BEEF and MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in
Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under•men-
tioned Counties:—

Hants, Isle of %right, Laneater, 4nd York.

OATS, to his Maiesty'-Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar-
ters, in the under-mentioned County :

Cumberland.

That the Deliveries are to conimence on and for the 25th
414 Y, of February next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up
and marked," Tender far Army Supplies," will be received a,
this Office on or before Tuesday, the Ist Day of February next
(hut none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that day),
and, if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid.
Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island
and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to
the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Pro-
perty engaging to become bounkwith the Party tendering
io the amount stated in the printed Particnlars, for the due
Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will he
noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Price
txpressed in Words at length; and should it so nappen
that during the continuance of the 'Contract no Troop
should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the
Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance
by the Contractor, shall be refunded to bins. ,
Particulars of the Contracts may be bad up-On application
at these Chambers, between the Hours of Eleven and Five,
and at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young,
Edinburgh.
_P;S.—Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the
*Jaic e between, the hours of Twelve and Two.

THE LoTGOLDEN LOTTERY.
TERY will FINALLY CLOSE,
with, for the few Tickets that remain, the
liaYin RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN,
g TWO PRIZES of TW ENTI"fHOUSAND POUNDS!
All in M Wit h an Excess of L 7,422
"ey, and will all be mid i GOL D/BARS, or NEW
BANK NOTES. at the paid
of Purchasers, on
SATURDAY, the 29th INSTANT,
WI-IEN THE WHOLE. WILL FINISH.
shi:rh(eseontractors regret the supply Of Tickets and higher
t):o,e7,:,,,i,),.r,:s,,a.,,iti,rizzate to the public demand on Wednesday
tliii:vnt'thcY to prevent a recurrence of such disap-
earnestly repest an 'immediate application
.4131"ve, as the time is so very short.
J• and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
Sole Contractors,
as, HAY.
• 37, COptii
I 11, HOLBORN;
WhIARKET• 141. OXFORD-STREET.
° Sold Last Luttei No 1 656, a Prize of 20,0001.
London, England, 1820-01-18

PUBLICATIONS.

Tbis Day were published,
In Foolscap Octavo, price ss. 6d. in boards,
tioEms descriptiveot RURAL LIFE and

SCENERY.
By JOHN CLARE,
A Northamptonshire Peasant.
" The &limner's flower is to the Summer sweet,
" Though to itself it only live and die."

SHAKSPF.A RE.
I.611(1,m : Printed fur Taylor and Hessey,
93, Fleet-street,
arki E. Drury, Stamford.

NINTH EDITION.
This Day was published.
Dedicated to the Right Honourable GEORGE CANNING,
. rlig price Is.
il MAN in the MOON : a Speech- from
lit; 44- the Throne to the Senate of Ltmataria.—Also, a Pu-
a eal Christmas Carol, set to Music; and " The Doctor,"
Paro d y , written by the Right Hon. George Canning.
With Fiftten Cuts, viz.:—The Man in the Moon—Going
4uwn—Carried down—The Grinder's Arms—J.ohnuy Moon-
calf—Steel Lozenges—,Holy Alliance—Chaining't he Press-
41tlling the Trigger—Puffing=put out the Light—Carol Mu-
Rats caught alive—The Doctor besquibbed—The Fra-
ternal Embrace.
" ll Caesar can bide the Sun with a blanket, or pot the
",00n in his pocket, we will pay hint tribute for light."
Cymbeline.
Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill, and sold by all
bookie Hers in Town and CowitrY•
„,k
Orders, with Remittances, punctually executed.
,ici`i
• 13.—The Fortieth Edition of the Palitical House that
'Ludt. With Thirteen Cuts; p:ice Is.
London, England, 1820-01-18

BIRTHS.

On the 15th instant, at Ciruncester, the Lady of Mr.
Charles Lawrence, of a daughter.
On Monday, the 17th instant, Mrs. Uredak Corbett, of a
son.

DIED.
On Sunday Evening, Jan. 16, in Bloomsbury-square, tit's.
Lyon, widow of the late Joseph Lyon, Esq.
On Saturday, the 15th instant, at her house in Charlotte-
street, Bloomsbury, in the 65th year of her age, Mrs. B9s-
well, relict of the late Bruce Boswell, Esq., of Irer-k4e, •
Bucks.
On Sunday, the 16th instant, at his house, in Upper Lam-
both-Marsh, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. Charles Field, in her
38th year, after giving birth to a daughter on flit Thai sdar
previous.
On Sunday morning, at Wimbledon, Mr. John Edwards,
aged 80, one of the oldest inhabitants of that place.
On Sunday, the 16th inst., at her house Maida-hill, in the
77th year of her age, Henrietta, widow of the late Rear-
Admiral Jahleel Brenton, and mother of Sir Jahleel Brenton,
Burt., and of Captain Edward Brenton, of the Royal Nary.
On-Christmas Day, at Tiverton, William Gaimnins, aged
102. Ile reaped several sheaves of corn in a field belonging
to fJleorgc Risme, Esq. when in his tooth y‘ar.

LONDON: Printer! by.l. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. i 9, Great
Ormond-street, Queen-square; and published Iry W. ~4.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at 'f Sus
Office, No. 1;9...• Strand ; wbera AdVeffißeMtlita, Order!,
Letterg, &c. (post-paid) must be alircssrd.
London, England, 1820-01-18

ef, ,
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NUMBER 8550.]

ziallfßA Lilt-OFFICE, Da. 18, 1819.

VOTICE is hereby given, that a Sesszon of Oye;
-11 and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of-
fences committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of
fhe .4(lm:fruity of England,will be held at Justice Hall, in the
°id Bailey, Loudon, on Friday, the .Bth day of January
,(4e41, at Eight o' Clock lathe Morning.

.T. FP. CROKER.

(MNTRACTS FOR WOOLLEN AND OTHER GOODS.
Commissariat Department, Treasury
Chambers, Jan. 17, 1820.
UCH Persons as are tiesirouls of Contracting

with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to supply
M MY CLOTHS, WHITE KERSEY; GREY KERSEY,
s'EIIGE, FLANNEL, BLANKETS, RUGS, MATTOUS,
,
111°CDS, PENNISTONES, CALICO, COTTON, WOR-
TEI), BRASS and TIN KETTLES, AWLS, NEEDLES,
CUTLERY, and. LOOKING GLASSES, may receive Partict-
lars of the Contracts at this Office between the hours of Eleven
to Fire, and deliver their Tenders, sealed•up and directed
) the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon
" Tender for Woollen Goods, &c.;" on or before Wednesday,
the
February, but none will be received after Twelve o'clock
t.
hat Day'
nor will any Proposal be noticed, unless made
ewer
ed an d
enex to a printed Particular, and the Prices insert-
-1" words at length ; nor unless a Lettr be subjoined
.0, t such 'Proposal, signed by Two Persons of linovvn Pro-
fertY' ent'Pling to become bound with the Party tendering.
n the Stun expressed in the Particulars, for the due per-
formance of the Contracts.
London, England, 1820-01-18

Income, for the last 150 years, i 3 Rental, Manu-
factures, Commerce, and Labour.
Q. Would not those savings have been more
usefully expended, or lent to those %%Ito %Quid
have applied them to better purposes

A. I believe not : for without the forced ex-
penditure of warfare, the same quantum of lab Our
would not have been forced into action ; so, that
notwitharAnding the evils of vrAr, neither our po-
pulation moor our wealth could have increased to
their present extent.

Q. Do you then advocate war
A. No ! but he must be a tool that shuts his
eyes to Good, C., cu when it tesuFs from Evil:

eTecially if that evil, in the na,nre of things, is

nI)HV(pI Hl,ie.

Q ,ve then seek for a change, or exert
oorNelves honestly in(l indttstrionsly, and bear
with things as they ate in hopes of better times

A On a genrral vitw of the subject, the wisest
to must certainly be, to meet our difficnltirs

tu,,»lolly, because tve se,c, that they are not one-
tenth so bad as they have been represented, In

addition to %villein we see rhat Tittles are getting
better ; so that it would be the worst of folly to

leant, an approaching substance for a receding

Mild(! !

1. G. N.
London, England, 1820-01-20

THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, IE2O.

FOR the TOOTU ACHE, -and Beautifying
the Teeth and Gums. Patronised by her Royal High-
ness the Duchess of York, his Excellency the Duke of San
Carlos, the Spanish Ambassador, and most of the No-
bility.
ROWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT;

Or, Abyssinian Specific for the Teeth and Gums. The pro-
perties of this Specific are wonderful ; it immediately relieves
the most violent Tooth Ache, and by continual use prevents
that disorder ; cleanses the mouth, and entirely eradicates
all complaints that it is subject to; prevents hollow teeth
giving pain, removes the tartar from the teeth, and prevents
their further decay; fastens those that are louse, renders the
teeth inimitably white, and restores them to their original
beauty ; cleanses the scurvy from the gums, eradicates gum-
biles, &c.; strengthens, braces, makes the gums perfectly
sound, and gives them a beautiful healthy appearance. It is
extremely refreshing to the mouth after fevers ; imparts to the
breath a beautiful fragrance. 'fur Proprietors warrant the
Ingredients of this EXTRACT to be perfectly innocent and
free from Acid ; and contains those inestimable properties,
that if constantly used, will render the teeth and gums sound
and beautiful, and free (ruin pail) to the latest period of life.
Its efficacious virtues have been proved for years, and sanc-
tioned by the opinions of most of the eminent Physicians.—
Price 2s. pd.; 4s. 6d..; and 105.•6d. per bottle, with Disserta-
tions on 1 he Teeth enclosed.

Sold Wholesale and Retail, by the sole Proprietors,A.Row-
land and Son, No. I, corner of Kirby-street, first turning
on the right, Hatton-garden, Holborn, London; and, by
appointment, by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders.
Observe the Signature, A. ROWLAND and SON.
London, England, 1820-01-20

MARRIED.

On Tuesday, at Coventry, by the Rev.!. Bacon, the
and Rev. William Eden, third son of Lord Utak'', to Aria
Maria Lady Grey de Ruthyii, widow of the late Lord Grev dlr
Ituthyn.
At her Father's Queen-street, Edinburgh, os
the 14th insta,it, Walter Frederick Campbell, of Shawficdot.
Esq. to Lady Ellinor Clmrteris, eldest daughter of the Rig.ht
Ho:muralsle the Hail of Weiniiss and ?starch.
bn the lath at. Canterbury, the Rev. Thomas
Stephen Hodges, to Julia, third daughter of tike 1j Wittitita
Bader, Esq. of Eastry, Kent.
London, England, 1820-01-20

I

be directed to another purpose. We cannot
suppose that this paragraph arose from any
Malignant motive, as there cannot surely he any
Person who wears the .human form capable of
such wanton malignity ; but it has afforded new
occasion to admire the Committee for the prompt-
ness with which it has attempted to obviate the
consequences of so erroneous a statement. We
Lope that our Countrymen, who have the means
of benevolence, will not be contented with merely
relieving temporary distress, hut rather endeavour,
by the liberality of their contributions,, to esta-
blish a permanent foundation for sheltering dis-
tress, when the severity of the season or any
other cause shall increase their number to such
an extent as induced the benevolent mind of Mr.
IficKs at first to offer his humane proposal, and
the Gentlemen who so cordially adopted, and so
laudably and promptly formed themselves into a
Committee to carry it into effect.
London, England, 1820-01-20

DIED.

Very suddenly, at his house in Friday-street, on Frider
evening last, aced 42, Jeremiah Cowper, Esq. deeply and
most deservedly lamented by an extensive circle of relative*
and friends.
-On the 15th instant, at Bath, aged 81, Mrs. Holroyd, ouls
surviving sister of the Earl of She
On the 18th instant, in Burlingham-street, Fitzroy-square,
Mrs. Cornell, 73.
John I)emaine, of West End, in the parish of Fewston,
Yorkshire, died on Friday week, in the I lOrds year of
age—the chief amusement of iris life was hunting, which
he always pursued on foot, and' which he continued ❑ntil
within the last five years of his death. He was never kncse
to exchange his clothes, however wet, and never experienced
a day's confinement from illness in his life. After he bad at-
tairrod his tooth year, he era that be was grown old,
and could not Icap over a style or a ditch with his custom:J.!,

LGNI)ON: Print-L(1 byd. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Great
Ormond-street, Queen-swine; anti published hv W. A,
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Moiton-street, at Tux Stir,
(Mice, No. l hi., Strand ; when Advettisenients,
Letters, 3.e. (poa-paid) mat I)4:ad:tit:mg.

1.1 '
London, England, 1820-10-06

BIRMINGIIANI FESTIVAL, Oct-. 6.

The.sum collected on the performance at the
chn, eh atnounted to 14031. 55.—The band n'as led by F.
CRAMER, so well losowit fur his ability in leading Sacred
Music. Miss Stephens .in "Ye sacred Priests," was most
highly praised ; Mr. Vaochan in "(1' Liberty," surpassed Lis
usual ability ; and the Ciririsses, with Gre ttarex at the Organ,
were *lost rtfeetive.--The Theatre, in the evening, present,
ed a most gratifyin4 scene, the while of the pit heirs" at box
prices, was filled with the most elegant females. The Con.
cert was admirably led by Spagnioletti, beginning with Bee-
Symphony, No. 5. Mr. Bellamy was loudly applaud-
saint,d .Miss Travis obtained a well-
deserved enrcre in " From glaring show," as did Miss Ste-
pliens in the Ech,t Song.—The receipts% of this evening were
Bu9l. 19s —The .11e.oluk was pet formed this morning anti
the Clutch was excessively crowded.—.tgram] dress , • Ball
takes place tu-night at the Theatre, the whole of the stage
and pit hying converted into a ballroom.—The Birmingbain
reati,:,l ranks fame of toy in the Kingdom : a air.
ferent Leader each night, Cramer, Spagnitiletti. and Muir,.
The Band tikewise contains the principal wind -instrument!
of the Household Baud, graciously Aent by our beloved Mn•
much, who loses nu oppottunit of obliging his subjects.
London, England, 1820-10-06

[Thc Tunes.]

The PROCEEDINGS against the QUEEN yester-
day are interesting from two causes :—from the
commencement of the examination of the evi-
dence for the defence ; and, if we look to the
anterior proceedings, from that evidence being at
once respectable, and conclusively favourable.
Unfortunately, the nation has for some time been
familiarized to an examination in support of a
cause, which cause, even were the evidence con-
clusive, must have been ruined by the character
of those who gave it. We have now at last come
to evidence that may be believed. 'The manners
of the Countess of Oldi were inquired into ; they
were found chaste artd modest. It was at last
asked whether she had not a Milanese brogue, as
if the Queen of England, a.German by birth, and
an Englishwoman in station, were a judge of that.
But is there a Scotchman or an Irishman about
the British Court that does .not speak with a
brogue ? We could instance one of the most in-
telligeht Members of that very House before
which the investigation takes place. But in this
state is the cross-examination, which, it is ob-
vious, so far as it goes, leaves the examination in
chief perfectly untouched.

PlorningPost.]

THE gutEN.--In the House of Lords, yester-
day, Mr. WILLIAms concluded his Speech, after
which witnesses were called in behalf of the

Queen. Their testimony, however, did not go
even distinctly to meet the heavy charges proved
by the witnesses for the prosecution ; as it re-
lated chiefly to formal visits and dinner parties
which took place while Bergaini was still in the
capacity of a couri or menial attendant upon
the Queen, and long before the
period of the
alleged acts of licentiousness and criminality on
the part of her Majesty. The Learned Counsel
exerqised his utmost ingenuity in animadverting
upon the general circumstances of the case, and
though we think we could successfully combat
the whole of his positions, as well as those as-
sumed by Mr. Brougham, we deem it more pru-
dent and decorous to refrain from entering parti-
cularly into the subject until we shall have heard
the whole of the arguments and evidence on both
sides of the question. For the, present, how-
ever, we cannot help observing, that the com-
plaints made respecting the obstacles thrown in
London, England, 1820-10-06

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1820.

LONDON JOURNALS.

[DAILY FA RACTS .]
FROM TILE MORNING PAPERS•

[New Times.]
We trust that, even the increasing ABSURDITIES
of, the Q U EEN'S Radical Defenders will not tempt
us to follow their example in vilifying the wit-
nesses or anticipating the judgment. We are
told, for the fiftieth time, that the Bill of Pains
and Penalties " is, now, beyond all doubtolain,
destroyed, demolished." Certainly her Majes-
ty's legal advisers, think very differently ; they
anticipate. `many anxious moments before, they j
come to the end of their taskitAitapiurlge frtifi
the earnestness of their manner, they do.notview

the prospect before them as by any means cheer-
ing o-. satisfactory. What witnesses her Ma-
jesty's Counsel intend to call we cannot very
distitttly gather from their opening speeches.
They have begun with Lords Guildford and
Glenbervie, Lay Charlotte Lindsay, and Colo-
nel St. Leger. The last-mentioned Gentleman
went only to Brunswick with her Majesty. The
other Noble Persons appear to have seen her-
Majesty and Bergami together in mixed com-
pany, and not to have remarked any impropriety
in their conduct. The only questions which it
strikes us the Public will consider as very ma-
terial were those relating to the cause of Lady
Charlotte Lindsay's leaving her Majesty's ser-
vice ; but this hitherto remains in some degree
of obscurity. It only appears that she did so by
the advice of her brother, Lord Guildford. We
recur to the. opening speeches of her Majesty's
Counsel. It will strike every body as a pe;-
culiar indulgence granted to her Majesty to
hear two opening speeches for the defence,
when there was only one, for the Bill ; but
it is still more extraordinary that her Ma-
jesty's second Counsel, at the very moment
that he was availing himself of this liberal
permission, repeatedly complained of the pe•
culiar thsadvantages under which he asserted
her Majesty to labour. In point of fact, there
never existed a judicial investigation in the world
in which so many and such important advantages
were given to the accused party. The greatest
of all, and that most capable of being turned to
a vicious use (if we could imagine that any body
connected with her Majesty professionally or
otherwise would act thus .criminally) is the space
of time that has been afforded between the clos-
ing of the case for the prosecution and the open-
ing of that for the defence. This was confessedly
granted to compensate any inconvenience that
her Majesty might have been under from the re-
fusal of a specification of charges, and a list of
witnesses ; but here she has not only the specifi-
cation of charges contained in the Attorney-Ge-
neral's opening speech—not only the list of the
witnesses actually produced, but their very
words taken down in black and white, so that if
witnesses are to be hired in Italy or elsewhere.
and if so infamous a scheme could be conceived
as to hire them;the work would be prodigiously
'acilitated indeed!
London, England, 1820-09-23

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

THE FELLOWS of the SOCIETY are
it.in-
formed, that the Sum necessary for the Execution of a
PORTRAIT of the late Right Hon. Sir JOSEPH BANKS,
Bart. to be placed in their Meeting Room. having been oh.
Wined. no further Subscriptions will be received.
Horticultural Society. Regent-street.
September 22, Mo.
London, England, 1820-09-23

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday a Court of Common Council was
geld for the dispatch of a great deal of impor-
:ant business. It was numerously attended.

Mr. OLDHAM said, he had observed in the
Newspapers, that notwithstanding the notice
taken in that Court of the delay of the course
of justice hi the. Justice-room, Guildhall, Al-
derman Annesley was represented as having ne-
glected his public duties for a whole :week, and
that Alderman Heygate, who was appointed to
attend, as the deputy of Sir C. Hunter, had not
attended the Justice Room until nearly half-past
two o'clock. The Sheriff had, upon a former oc-
casion, stated, in contradiction to him, (Mr. Old-
that no neglect existed on the part of the
Aldermen. lie wished to ask the Lord Mayor
whether the Court of Aldermen had taken any
steps to render the administration of justice more
punctual and regular than it now was ? Ife
wished au answer to this question before he
adopted any proceedings upon this subject.
The Loan MAyolt said, he, was not aware
that Alderman Heygate had absented himself,
and as to Alderman Annesley, the Sheriff was
present, and could probably explain. His Lord-
ship observed, that the duties of Aldermen had
increased so much as to render it very difficult to
procure Macistrates to perform them with the
required effect.
Sheriff Roniwr.u. said, he was not aware
that Alderman Annesley had neglected his duties.

Alderman lIcyGATE came in in the course of
the day, and stated, that the delay ascribed to him
arose from a defect in his memory. lie gene-
rally performed more than he was bound to do,
and he wished those who had complained would
take into consideration the very hard duties which
the Aldermen had to perform. Delays of this
kind were: certainly preferable in the opinion of
the City to the employment of Police Magistrates.
Mr. OLDnam said, the City could not afford to
have their Aldermen about the country in
unit-
tias. If Gentlemen could not do their duty,
they ought to resign their gowns, and not be the
means of causing confusion and inconvenience
amongst those who had to apply to them in their
official capacity.

Alderman Sir W.,Ctwris said there was no
place in which justice was better administered than
in the City. He did his duty, and he despised
the opinion of the crowd.
Mr. PEARSON' said, it was the observation of a
lady, that a man who began by despising the opi-
nion of the Public, ended by deserving their
contempt.
London, England, 1820-09-23

PUBLICATIONS.

TILE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No.XLVI.
Will be PUBLISHED in a FEW DAYS.

" HONE'S NATIONAL TOY."—THIII.TY-SIXTH
EDITION.
This Day was
,published,
The aunt extensively embellished, and most rapidly selling

production ever issued how the Press, Price I..iNE:
SHIL-
LING.•
THE QUEEN'S MATRIMONIAL LAD-
DER, a National Toy.
By the AUTHOR 'of the POLITICAL HOUSE THAT
JACK. BUILT.

With 14 Step-Scenes, and I II ts,t rations in Verse, with 18 other
Oats, viz. and Low—He qualifies—Declares—She ac-
cepts—He alters—lmputes—She Exculpates—Emigrates—
Ite-migrates—Consternates—He accuses—The Press watches
—The British Liou awakes—lie asks for his Croicu, and they
glee him the Bag—They degrade him—The end, Cats Meat—
Teapist the Great—Gone Sailing.
London : Printed fur William Hone, Ludgate-hill ; and
sold by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdoms.
Country Orders, inclining remittances, will be punctually
executed, and Placards for doors and shop-windows inclosed..
Likewise, by the same Author,
25th Edition, price 6d. " NON Ml RICORDO

DEDICATED TO THE RING.
• - •On the 2d October will be published,
In Royal Octavo, price 25. 6d. each, No. I. and 11. of an
Original Work, entitled
LIFE IN LONDON ; or, the Day and Night
Scenes of JERRY HAWTHORN; Esq. and his ele-
gant Friend, CORINTHIAN TOM, in their Rambles and
Sprees through the Metropolis. . .
By PIERCE EGAN.
o.* In announcing a Work like the present, it may be ne-
cessary to premise, that it will he a production at which the
Grate may smile, the Gay feel delight, the Comical laugh
heartily, and the Pathetic have occasion for a Wipe. The
Modest will not haVY occasion to turn aside with disgust, nor
the Moralist to shut the Book offended. The Corinthians,
likewise, will have no cause to be ashamed to acknowledge
" Tom" as one of. their Party; nor the large Family of the
Hawthorns to disown poor " Jerry," for his Rambles and
Sprees through the Metropolis.
• Each Number will be illustrated with Three Characteristic
Coloured Plates;. the Scenes from real Life, by I. R. and G.
Crnikshank.—The Work Will be completed in Twelve Num-
bers. . .
London t Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
noster Row. • •
London, England, 1820-09-23

CHOICE ENGLISH FRUIT.

On the 15th of September was published, Part T. price ss. of
an entirely new Work on Fruit, entitled. • •
THE HORTICULTURAL REPOSITO-
RY, containing Delineations of the best Varieties of
the different Species of ENGLISH FRUIT ; to which ate
added, the Blossoms arid Leaves, in those Instances in which
they-are consideTed necessary ;—accompanied with full De=
scriptions of their various Properties, Time of Ripening, and
Directions fen Planting .them, so as to produce a longer Suc-
cession of Fruit ; such being - pointed out, as are particularly
calculated for open Walls and for Forcing.
By G. BROOKSHAW,
. Author of the " Pomona Britannica." _ _

Conditit7s;2l: be elegantly printed in
royal Sen. and the Plates di avVii 'and colon red from Nature.
2. Each Part will be illustrated with Emir Plates, (except
where very large Plates are given, which will he necessary in
the Pine Apples, the Melons, and some of the Grapes, in which
Parts Three plates only cattle given), representing the Emit
in its natural Size.
S. The whole will be completed in about Twenty-six Parts,
forming Two handsome Volumes.
!London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater,
noster ltow.

BURGESS'S NEW. SAUCE for General
rurposes, having_given such great approbation, and
the demand for it continuing to increase, JOHN BURGESS
acid SON beg most respectfully to 'offer this their best ac-
knowledgments to the Public for their liberal patronage of
the same : its utility and great convenience in all climates,
has recommended it to the nio,t distinguished foreiguon-
flexions, who have all spoken higPly in its recommendation.
It is prepared by them ONLY; and for preventing disappoint-
ment to families, all possible care has been resorted to by
each bottle being sealed upon the cork with their firm arid
address, as well as each label having their signature, with-
out which it cannot be genuine,
JOHN BURGESS and SON long established and much
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to he pre-
pared by theM after the same manner that has given the
greatest satisfaction fur many years.
watehouse„ 107, Strand, currier of the Savoy-steps, London.
the Original Fish-Sauce Warehouse.)
London, England, 1820-09-23

THE KING.

COWE3, SEPT. 9.l.—The 'Royal squidr-on,-c,on-
sisting of the Royal George yacht, with his -MA.
JESTY and suite on board, commanded by, the
Hon. Sir C. Paget ; the Cameleon, Capt. Mingay ;
the Wye, Capt. Fisher ; Brisk, Capt. Montague ;
Hinde, Sir C. Burrard; &c. anchored iu our roads
yesterday, it blowing fresh from the westward.
Some noblemen and gentlemen resident here, went
on board the yacht to pay their dutiful respects to
his Majesty, but it speedily came on to blow a
gale of wind with rain, which checked all further',
communication between the squadron and the.
shore, and caused the illumination to be deferred
till to-morrow, which, according to appearance
from the preparations making, promises to be very I
splendid, his Majesty's presence having diffused
a general joy throughout the town. This morn-
ing his Majesty appeared on deck *tween 10 and
11 in excellent health, and received in his usual
gracious manner the presentation of respects
I of a number Of Noblemen and Gentlemen who
went on board to demonstrate their loyalty ; the
weather was fine, and numerous boats with la-
dies on board rowed round the yacht dUring the
morning to gain a sight of his Majesty. The
yacht remained at her moorings during the
day, and it is said that his Majesty has invited
some of the Noblemen and Gentlemen to dine
with him on board.
London, England, 1820-09-23

NORTHA PTONSH llt E.

" At a Special Sessions of the Peace held at
Peterborough on Wednesday se'nnight, for the
purpose of granting authorities to the several
publicans within that liberty, a licence was refus-
ed to Edmund Lavender, keeper of the Black
Bull, public-house, upon Borough Fen Common,
in consequence of his having' kept a disorderly
house, and particularly for suffering tippling in
his house on the Sabbath-day.Tbe Magistrates
are determined to refuse to renew the licence of
every person who shall be represented to have
kept. a disorderly house within the year.

IR ELAND.

It is reported in the political circles which
take an interest in the affairs of Ireland, that
Government intends, if not to abolish at least to
make a considerable alteration in the Irish Linen
Board. We knew not how far this report
founded in truth ; but the conversation which
took place in the House of Commons on that
subject, when the miscellaneous estimates were
discussed, in the last Session; appears to give it
countenance.—(Dubtin Evening Post.)

SCOTLAND.
IMPROVEMENT IN TR ADY..—Since we last no-
ticed the state of Trade, it ha's continued to km-
prove. The fall trade has been reasonably brisk,
and the Calenderers have been actively em-
ployed for the last four weeks. Weaving work
is easily got. 14,,4 4-4th tweals have risen from
2?d. to 3d. an ell weaving. A small advance has
also taken place on the rate of harnesses amt
lappets.—(Glasgow Chronicle.)
London, England, 1820-09-23

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1820.

THE LOTTERY.

ALL PRIZES FIRST DAY, Of the Pub.
lic avail themselves of the Contractor's offer')
4boo 'rickets are sure to be drawn. and
2,
In the First Quarter of an Hour.
To secure tbs above, buy before
Stli of OCTOBER.
TWO Prizes of
TWO Prizes of 10,0001.!
&c. &c. &c.
ALL STERLING MONEY-Only 7,600 Tickets.
TICKETS and SHARES are selling by
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT.
37, CORNHILL; I 88, HAYMARKET;
11, HOLBORN; 141, OXFORD-STREET;
Who Shared and Sold in the Lottery just ended,
No. 135 In 8 Shares.. 20.0001.
• 3,686 In 12 Shares 20,0001.
And various other Capitals.

TWO of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
TWO of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS!
Others of I.OOOL &c. &c. &c.
ALL STERLING MONEY---Only 7,600 TICKETS.
IV Nut less than 4,500 Ticket's will be drawn sth OCTOBER,
YET
. ALL WILL BE PRIZES ON THAT DAY.
WEBB L
~ Stockbroker, 9, CORNIIIL, in
G• briefly noticing the above attractive and novel fea-
tures of the approaching STATE LOTTERY, begs to point
out the advantage to be derived frotu purchasing early.
TWO
must be decided in the First Five Minutes ; and as 4,500
Tickets, at least, will be drawn, many other Capitals are also
likely to come up on the sth October, on which day Every
Ticket drawn must be worth at least 141.
TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE at WEBB'S Fortu-
nate Office, 9. CORNHILL ; where No. 8,444, the First
20,0001. Prize in the present year, was Sold in Shares.

FYTON, Stock-broker, /, CORNIIILL,
A begs to remind his Friends of the near approach of
the Drawing, sth OCTOBER, and to apprize them , that
every Purchaser, before that Day, adventures with peculiar
Advantages, as TWO PRIZES of 10,0001. will be drawn iu
the First Fifteen Minutes.
Every Ticket will be a Prize First Day.-4,500 Tickets
sure to be drawn.

TWO ... so,oool. I TWO . lO,OOOl

ALL STERLING MONEY—OnIy 7,600 TICKETS.
t-1-t All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fide
lit] and dispatch.
London, England, 1820-09-23

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

BY AUCTION.
The GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of LANGFORD, in
the COUNTY of BEDFORD, extending over 1753 A. 111.
12r. of most excellent Land, now producing 4711. 17s. lid.
per Annum ; also the RE' TORY MANOR of LANG-
FORD, with the FINES, QUIT RENTS, &c.
By Mr. BURRELL, at the SUN INN, BIGGLESWADE, on
WEDNESDAY, the 27th Instant, at Twelve, by order
Of the Devisees in Trust of Sir Juba Jackson, Baronet,
deceased, •
TilE valuable Freehold GREAT TITHES
of CORN, GRAIN, HAY, &c. of the Parish of
LANGFORD, 'bout 40 miles from London, ou the borders
of Hertfordshire.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Lilburne, Soutbill; at the
Sun, Hitcher ; White Horse, Baldyck ; George, Sliefford ;
George, Bedford ; George, Woburn ; at Lloyd's Coffee-house ;
of Messrs. Flail, Thompson, and Fox, Solicitors, Salters'
Hall, Cannon-street ; at the place of sale; and of Mr. Bur-
rell, No. 5, Throgmortun-street.

GUNPOWDER. WORKS, TWELVE MILES FROM
LONDON.
By Mr. BURRELL, at GARRAWAY'S, oh TUESDAY,
October 17, at Twelve, in One Lot,
rIPHOSE valuable and Old-established LEASE-
HOLD GUNPOWDER WORKS and PREMISES,
now in full Work, situate at BEDFONT, on HOUNSLOW
HEATH; also the fixed MACHItiERY and PLANT thereof.
The Estate is held for an unexpired Term of Eleven Years
from Michaelmas, 1820.
kor Further Particulars, and Tickets to view, apply to Mr.
Burrell, No, 5, Throgmorton-street, 20 days preceding the
Bale; particulars may also be had at Lloyd's Coffee-house;
and at the place of Sale.

Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, in one of the finest parts of
the COUNTY of KENT, 24 miles from Londou, tithe-free,
part land-tax redeemed, and the poor-rates very low ; also
the Great Tithes of nearly 150 Acres of Land adjoining,
situate in a beautiful vale, in the midst of field sports,
and plenty of game, with excellent roads to the same.
By Mr. BUItRELL, at GARRAWAY'S, on TUESDAY, Oct.
17, at Twelve, by direction of the Executors of Mr. Thomas
Relph, jun. deceased, in One Lot, • '
AValuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, con-
sisting of a superior FARM, in the highest state of
cultivation, situate at Kemsing, ;shout three miles from Seven
Oaks; comprising an excellent Farm House, or Gentleman's
Residence, with gardens, pleasure-grounds, plantations,
orchard, a complete malt-house, capable of malting, from 800
to 1000 quarters ; the farm yard is surrounded by capital build-
ings, in stabling, cattle sheds, waggon and cart lodges, hop-
oast, granary, and appropriate buildings of every description;
four barns, four cottages, and 307 Acres of most excellent
Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and ‘Vond Land, Hop Gardens,
&c.; the whole in the highest order, and abounding with
fine water.
The property may be viewed 14 days preceding the sale,
whets Particulars, with a Plau of the Estate annexed, may be
had 'on the premises; of Mr. Selby, Ot ford ; of Messrs. Crow,
Solicitors, and at the Crown, Seven Oaks; Angel, Tonbridge;
King's Arms, Westerham ; Star, Maidstone ; at Lloyd's Cof-
fee-house; the, place of sale; and of Mr. Burrell, 5, Throg-
morton -street.
London, England, 1820-09-23

OXVORDSHIRE.

On Thursday last, about twelve o'clock at
noon, the city of Oxford was visited by a most
violent storm of thunder and lightning, attended
by much hail, during which a fire ball fell in the
house of Mr. Gardner, painter, near the Harpsi-
chord Garden, St. Clemeut's. The electric fluid
passed along a piece of iron iu the window, and
from thence to the opposite side of the room,
where the nails supporting a picture were drawn
out. Mr. Gardner and one of his children were
knocked down, and the crib, in which was an in-
fant, was upset and broken ; but providentially
none of the family were materially hurt.
London, England, 1820-05-10

WOOL TAX.

Lord MILTON inquired when certain documents
relkuive to the Wu.l Tax would be laid- before
the House; and atter it remark or two from thie
Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Robinson.
he, with the acquiescence of Ministers, moved for
the -Minutes of the Board 'of Trade on that
subject.—His Lordship also moved for an account
of the number of faculties for buildiug Churches
since the year 1790—Agreed to.
London, England, 1820-05-10

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

COPY of a DISPATCH fi'om the Earl BATHURST to Ge-
neral the Lord CHARLES SOMERSET, dated Colonial
Department, Ist March, 1819.
Colonial Department, London, March 1, 1E1,19.
MY LORD—His Royal Highness the Prtsce REGENT having
been pleased to confer ❑pon limn- Ews, Esq. the Bearer
of this Dispatch, the office of Deputy Secretary at the Cape
of Good Hope, vacant by the promotion of Mr. Man to the
Office of Secretary to the Colony, I do myself the honour of
.ihtroducing him to your Lordship's favour and protectio,n;
and have to desire that your Lordship will, on his arrival in
the Colony, place him in the execution of the duties of that
office, and of the subordinate appointments latterly attached
to it, and in the enjoyment of all such salary and emoluments
as were received by his predecessor in those situations:
I have, &c. (Signed) BATHURST.
To General the Lord Charles Somerset, &c. &c. &c.
• Colonial Department, May sth, 1820.
HENRY GO ULBURN

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10.

BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS.

This morning, on the sitting of. the Court, the
SOLIC;TOR-GENERAL mold for judgment on
John Goodeoe, Abraham Wynne, and 11. Dorn ford,
convicted at the last Cornwall Assizes, before Mr.
Justice BURROUGHS, of bribery in giving money
to the Electors to vote for Henry Swann, Esq.,
to be returned a Member to ' Parliament far
the Borough of Penryn. Mr. ADAMS and Mr.
WYLDB addressed the Court in behalf of the
defendants. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL supported
the information. After an address by Mr. Jus-
tice BAILEY on the enormity of the offence, they
were sentenced as follow : Dornford to one year,
and Goodeve and Wynne to three months impri-
sonment each, in Bodmin Goal.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Lest Nigbt.
THrATRE ROYAL, DHURY-LANE--King Lear: King Lear,
Mi. Kean ; Edgar, Mr. Rae ; Gonad. Mrs. Glover;
Regan,
Mrs. Egerton ; Curdetia, Mrs. W. West. After which,
Modern Antiques.
TH EA R E RoYnt., CoVENT-GARDEN.—Benri Quatre : Henri,
Mr. Macready ; Eugene, Mr. C. Kemble ; O'J)onnel, Mr.
John Johnstone ; Florence Saint Leon, Miss Stephens
Clotilde de Biron, Miss Brunton ; Lonisun, Miss M. Tree.
After which, Harlequin and Cinderella.

PRICE OF STOCKS
rRIB DAY AT ONEo crocrt.
3 per Cent, Red.... Jill 6941 1 Slier Ct. Nary Ann. 106 105/
3 per Cent. Con!. 691 70 ri9ik 1061
31 per Cent.
4 per Cents B7l 87 Exch. Bills, 2d 3s. ss. pr.
Bank Lung Ann..... 18 1-16th Cons. for Account 70;1 70 701

MAILS..
AttolvKo—None.
Due—l Waterford, I Gottenburgh, I Hamtuvgh.

lIIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 3 minutes after I. k Evening, 29 minutes after I.