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London, England, 1820-04-18

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, APRIL •111, -1820. •
MR FUNDS.
• PRICY. o.±. STOCKS Tills DAY AT ONZ 0-CLCCX
Bank Scick 221 222
3 per Cent. Ileduced 6878 6914 IA
3 per Cent. Consols 69% Vs 7Ol/8 70
l!! per Cent. 77% 78—I :.er Cent. 87% % Vs
5 per Cent. Navy 10514 %
Bank Long Annuities IS 1-16
India Stock, 2161/2.217—D0. Bonds 28s. 90s. pr.
Old Annuities 683/4 7/3—New Annuities 69%
Exchequer Bills (2d.) 7s. ss. Gs. pre.
Ul'lp Endorsed 3s. rre.
• Consols for Acct. 6978 701/4 70

TRIAL or ARTHUR THISTLEWOOD, FOR

lIIGII TREASON.

OLD BAILEY.

The ATTORNEY-GEN:7I:AI., at about two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, rose to address the Jury, and
concluded his speech at a quarter past three ;
and the remainder of the prisoners being then con-
ducted into Court, took their station immediately be-
hind Thistlewood, Davidson and Wilson standing
next him. Their names were then severally called
over by the Clerk of the Arraigns, and they remained
ir. Court during the proceedings.
Robert Adams, shoemaker, of No. 4, Hole-in-the-
Wall-passage, Brook's Market, was the first witness
examined for the Crown, and he continued giving his
evidence till half-past 7, when the Court adjourned.
London, England, 1820-04-18

NuIIEER 10,342.

r.IIIROLL, the Contractor, begs to remind the
\...i Public, that the Two First Prizes Drawn the 27th THIS
NONTII, must have Two of .£211,000 in Addition; and also
VI that Day more than Twenty other Capitals will be drawn.
Every Ticket at Share bought before THURMAY, 27th this
/lonth, will have a Chance throughout the Lottery for the
4 - Prizes of £3O,CGO
2 - - - X 20,000
2 - - - XlO.OOO
&c. Sm. Money anJ Consols, forming
W 2 CAPITALS, •

Tickets and Shares are Selling by CA RROLL, Contractor,
iQ, Cornhill, and 2u, Oxford-street, London ; and by all his
!gents in the Country.
CARROLL Shared and S‘)l4l, in the last few Months,
- - - - £30,000 7,003 - - - - £5lOO
706 - - - - 21,000 2,226 - - - 2,01X0
1,7•15 - - - - 20,000 &e. &e. ace:

T and J. SIVEWRIMIT, Contractors for the
• last Lottery, are happy to state the great public patronage
it rec Lived. ALL the £20,000 Prizes were shared, and (with
1.466, 1'26,C00, and twelve other Capitals, sold by them), were
distributed in London and most Towns of the United Kingdom.
7:it new Scheme cont: ns 4'24 ,500 Money and Consols, and,
en 27th April, the First-drawn Prize in each Class will have
z.V.O,CCO Consols; on the 18th May, in like manner, £lO,OOO
Consols. The Seventeenth Prize above £2OO Money, £30,000;
and the Twentieth Prize of I'2oo Consols, £30,000 ; being, in
all, Four Prizes of ../2.10,000 Consols—Tickets and Shares for
aich are selling at
No. 37, Cernhill ; 11, llolborn ;
33, Haymarket ; I 141, Oxford-street.

SOUTHEY'S TAFF. OF WESLEY.

This day was published, in Two Vols. Bvo. with Portraits, price

£l. Bs. boards,
THE LIFE of WESLEY, and the RISE and
PROGRESS of METHODISM..-By ROBERT'
SOUTHEY, Esq.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brows, London.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Poedeal Works, 14 v•ls. foolscap Bvn. £5 10s. 4d. boards.
History of Braeils,3 vole. 4ts. £7 15s. boards, with a blip.

DR. DRAKE'S NEW WORK.
In a few days will be published, in Two Vols. post Ivo.
WINTER NIGHTS.-By NATHAN DRAKE,
M.D. Author of literary Hours, Staispeare and his
Times, &c. &c.
Printed fur Longman, llurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Early in May will also be published,
A new Edition, in three vols. post Bvo. of LITIRART Hauls.
By the same Author.

PRF.SERVING OBJECTS OF NATURAL HISTORY.
This day was published,
In One I",!unie tern. with Plates, price 7s. 64. boards,
lA riXIDERMY; or, A complete TREATISE on
1. the ART of Preparing, Mounting, and Preserving every
OBJECT of NATURAL HISTORY for MUSEUMS ; to
which is added, for the convenience of Travellers. a sug.inct
Series of snore simple Instructions for collecting, transpdhing,
and observing the various Objects of the three Kingdoms, with
Lists bxlicatiag those which are rarest or mos; wanting in Eu-
r.Vean Collections.
Printed for Longman, llurst, Rues, Orme, and Brown, London.
London, England, 1820-04-18

TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1820.

- This day was published; in eve. price 9s. boards,
MEMOIRS of the COURT of WESTPHALIA,
un t:er JEROME BONAPARTE, with Anecdotes of
his Favourites, &c.
For some account of this curious Work, see the Quarterly
Review just published.
Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street.

This day was publisled,
The Second Edition, price 10s. 6d. boards,
QURGI:7,AL ESSAYS, the Second PArt.— By
ASTLEY COOPER, F.R.S. and 13. TRAVERS, F.R.S.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had, by the same Authors,
Surgical Essays, Part I. Third Edition, price 10s. 6d. bds.

This day was published, pr. 21s. bds. in one large vol.nvo.
riIHE hNTIIUSIASM of the METHO-
D I ST S and PAPISTS considered: By Bishop La-
VINGTON. With Notes, Introduction, and Appendix.
• By Rev. R. POLWHELE.
This is a reprint from the scarce Edition now selling for a
very high price. The Author's principal design is to draw a
comparison, by way of caution to all Protestants, between the
wild and pernicious enthusiasms of some of the most eminent
iu the Popish Conimunion, and those of the Methodists
in onr Country ; which :latter he calls a set of pretended re-
iormcrs, animated by an enthusiastic and fanatical spirit.
Printed by A. J. Valpy ; and sold by G. and W. B. Whit-
taker; Sherwood and Cu.; Simpkin and Co.; R. Priestley,
London; and all other Booksellers.
London, England, 1820-04-18

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Admiral Douglas and family, at Marshal Thompson's New
Hotel, Cavendish-square, front the Grove, Beaconsfield, Bucks.
John Holl, Esq. at ditto, front Beverley, Yorkshire.
R. S. Hurst, Esq. at ditto, from Stunford.
The Earl of Abergaverny, at his house in Be:leley-square,
from his seat, Eridge Castle, Susses.
The Earl and Countess of Derby, at their house in Grosvenor-
square, from a visit to Prince Leopold, at 'Clareu:ont.
Colonel Vansittart, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from
his seat in Setts.

The Dowager Countess Calloway, at her house in Davies-
street, ller%tiey-square, from a tour.
Lord William Fitzgerald, at his house in Lower 13erktley•
strait, from a tour.
The r.arl of Arran, yesterday, at his ho.isc its Dovcr-street,
from his .rat in Sussex.

John. Smith, Esq. at the Royal Hotel, St. Jamo's-street, from
Br;g:i;on.
John Cooke, Esq. at ditto, from bis seat in Leicestershire.
"Major. General Sir Thomas fliisbane, K.C.D. Lady Brisbane,
ar..! MLA WDougall, at Cork on the Ilth instant.
ARRIVALS AT Eigyavacs.--The. Earl of Leven, Lord Saltoun,
Jimvs 13 Lifour, Esq. and Lady Balfour, H. G. Leslie, Esq. and
Mrs. Leslie, David Anderion, Esq. and Captain Duff.
DEPARTURES.
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Litmtenant General Bonham, il;;.llonham, and family, from
ohipsui.'s Sew Hotel, Cavendish-square, to Great WArley,

The Earl of Dartmouth, from his house in Berkeley-square, to
sJat, Sandwell-ball, Staffordshire.
Lord Fitzbarris, from Hill-street, Berkeley-square, to his
t!'•it, ll:ten-court, Hants.
'I he Earl of Thanet, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street,
t• his seat in Kent.
The Earl and Countess of Waldegrave and family, from Gril-
-1 Albemarle.strsmr, to their seat, Strawberry-hill.
1/4(1 Sithuouth, from his h'•use in Cliffurd.street, to bis seat,
i -hrnontl-park.
Ihtra st7t; acs rims Evasstmou.—The Earle of Llopetoun, El-
and Lord Torphichen.
London, England, 1820-04-18

On the lit of May will be published, No. 11. price ss. of
91HE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW ; consisting
of Criticisms upon, Analysis of, and Extracts ft om curious,
useful, and valuable Books in all languages, which have been
published from the revival of literature to the commencement

Or the present century. Edited by a Society of Members of
the University of Cambridge. Continued Quarterly.
A Second Edition of No. I. may now be had of the Pub-
lishers, C. and H. Baldwyn, Nevrgate-street ; and Triphook,
Old ond-street, London : Goode, Cambridge ; r3liss, Oxford ;
Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh: and Graham and Son, Dublin.

TILE TRUE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.

WITH TIIIIITITEN COT&
Just published, price One Shilling,

THE TRUE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT
JACK BUILT, being a Parody on " The Political
House that Jack built :" an independent one, and the only on;
Jack ever built; shewing the very Nature of the Times, their
Form and Pressure.

Ptintud and published (for the Author) by Dean and Mun-
day, Threadneedle-street; sold also by Sinipkin and Marshall,
Statianers'-court; Johnston, Cheapside; and all other Book-
sellers.
London, England, 1820-04-18

AFFAIR AT GREENOCK.

By the accounts from Greenock this morning, it
appears that the distressing affair there has been less
justifiable on the part of the Port-Glasgow Volun-
teal than we had at first supposed. It is but justice
to observe, however, that the officers seem to have
exerted themselves to prevent the outrageous conduct
of the men. In a former Greenock Paper it was
stated, that the Volunteers were justified in what they
did by some declaration of the Highest Legal Au-
thority in Scotland. This has excited much surprise
here, and it is desirable that the writer in the
Greenock Paper should explain to what he alludes.

GRERNOC, APRIL 15.
Wednesday, Sir Thomas Bradford, Commander of
the Forces in Scotland, Sir William Rae, the Lord
Advocate, and Mr. Hope, Deputy Advocate, arrived
here. Likewise Lord Blantyre, Lord Lieutenant of
the County. The Lord Advocate, we understand,
examined the progress of the precognition, with the
conducting of which he expressed his satisfaction,
and took a view of the ground where the affair of
Saturday occurred.

We learn, also, that he ordered the examination
of evidence to be closed, but directed that indivi-
duals might give in to the proper authorities written
statements, with their signatures, during the remain.
der of the week, after which the whole should be
transmitted to him. During the stay of these dis-
tinguished Officers, we believe they had ample op-
portunity of satisfying themselves regarding the re-
newed quiet of the town, and expressed themselves
accordingly.
London, England, 1820-04-18

GLASGOW, APRIL 15.

Thursday night, at half-past ten, a strong party
of Military, consisting of a troop of Hussars, a com-
pany of 'Artiflei y, with a field-piece-and waggon,
thirty of the Rifle Brigade, mounted on two spring-
waggons, drawn by four horses each, the Edinburgh
troop, about 100 strong, under the command of Sir
John Hope, and twenty of the Glasgow Light
Horse, proceeded to Kilmarnock. They arrived at
half-past three, and were joined by a party of the
Veteran Battalion, from Ayr, when, after taking
possession, eleven prisoners, against whom warrar.ts
had been issued by the Lord Advocate, were lodged
in the Town Hall. In the meantime, the Glasgow
troop and a party of Hussars, after taking posses
sion of Galston and New Mills, sent off five prison-
ers to Ayr. The Edinburgh troop were left at Kil-
marnock, with the charge of the prisoners. The
others returned to Glasgow.

FROM THE GLASGOW COURIER OF SATURDAY.
Could we give a view of the actual situation of the
country for many miles round this city, such as it is,
it would scarcely be credited. We shalt mention ome
fact regarding Galston, which shows the audacity of
the nadicals in a striking point of view :—A respect-
able Gentleman, last week, on his way to this city, in
passing through that village, saw, in broad day-.
light, several individuals sitting at their doors, deli-
berately sharpening their pikes ; and such, he learned,
was the power of the Radicals there, that not an indi-
vidual durst open his mouth, who was of a different
way of thinking from themselves; and he further
learned, that the principle was predominant iu all
the surrounding villages. Scarcely a day has passed
during this week, but numbers of the ltadicalleaders
have been apprehended in this dist: ict, and committed
to prison. The person who stuck up the-treasonable
placard of April 1, at BAllren, ha.), we ut.derstariel,
lccu al piacadvd.
London, England, 1820-03-03

BRIGHTON, MARCH I.

The inquiries in Marlborough-row to-day, to learn
the state of his MAJESTY, have been very numerous.
The answers given have been of the most cheering
and gratifying nature. His .MAJESTY'S complete re-
covery is confirmed by Sir MATTHEW TIERNEY, and
nothing as appertaining to a relapse is apprehended.
The northern blast to-day has been remarkably keen,
with flyiilg showers at intervals, and his MAJESTY
has not lit the Palace. Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD
joined the Royal suite here very early this morning.

A Supplement to Tuesday's Gazette was published
last night, containing Addresses of Condolence and
Congratulation to his MAJESTY,
From the President, &c. of the Scottish Hospital; from the Fa..
culty, Physicians, and Surgeons of Glasgow ; from the Magi-
strates, &c. of the Royal Burgh of Dysart; from the Free-
holders, Justices of Peace, &c. of the County of Dumbzuon ;
from the President, &c. of the Royal 130:ante Institution el
Glasgow ; from the Proves:, Magistrates, &c. of the City of
Aberdeen ; from the Deacons of the Incorporated Traces of the
Ilurg,h of Canongate ; from the Incorporation of the Goldsni;-"s
of Edinburgh; from tile Lord Provost, &c. of the City of Pertl:,;
from the Ministers and Eiders of the Presbytery of Ayr; from
the Master, Wardens, &c. of the St. John's Kilwilining Lodge
of Freemasons; from the Gentlemen, Clergy, Merchants, &c: f
the Town and Parish of Halifax ; from the Lord Provost, NJ:.
gistrates, and Council of Edinburgh; from the Lord Provcrt„,
Magistrates, &c. of the City of Ulasgow; front the Provers
Magistrates, &c. of Stirling; from the Brethren of DLr
Castle Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, &c.
The Duke of NORFOL K entertained a select party to
dinner yesterday, at his house in St. James's-square.
The Marquis and Marchioness of ELY leave town
in a few days, for Tunbridge Wells.
The Dowager Countess of Essex had a select card
patty. esterday evening, at her house in Curzcil-
street, May-fair.
The Second Ball at A Lstacies, took place on Wed-
nesday evening, which was attended by nearly 200
distinguished Fasltionables, am.rng whom Lady
CASTLEREAGH shone conspicuous.

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DREADFUL FIRE AT CHATHAM.

We learn with much concern, that the town.of
0.-.atharn has this morning been visited by one of the
7.ost destructive fires which it ever experienced.—
tren now we are uncertain that the progress of, the
c,nflagration has been stayed, every effort to subdue
is having, according to our latest accounts before
going to pre,,s, been unavailing, and no hope of
sat'ety being left but in insulating the devouring ele-
rent, by pulling down the houses immediately
around it. More than forty dwelling-houses and
.other lyaildings, including a large brewery, had been
burnt down between nine and ten o'clock: the whole
town seemed in one general blaze, and the most
serious fears were entertained of the fire spreading
to the Arsenal.

The fire, as far as we can at present ascertain from
;licerent confused accounts which have reached us,
roe out, at two o'clock, at Mr. HILL'S, baker,
in the High-street of Chatham, near the Sun Inn ;
:ad the wind at the time blowing tremendously high,
soon carried the flames to the opposite side of the
.:reet, which is extremely narrow, and before the in-
,:abitatits of the town were well apprised of the dan-
rer they were in, several houses were seen blazing
at once w:t.h the greatest fury. All the engines
in the town. with those of the Dock-yard, were im-
mediately brought iuto play ; hut such was the fear-
fal rapidity of the conflaration, in consequence of
tl-.1 continued high wind, that notwit;Lstanding cvery
passible exertion, it still gained ground, and when
oar accounts came away, continued spreading from
house to house, and fi om street to street, threatening
to involve the whole town in destruction.

Several expresses had been sent off w Government
respecting the danger apprehended to the Arsenal,
which, as our Readers are aware, is one of the greatest
depots of naval and mili:ary stores in the country.
London, England, 1820-03-03

WADE V. LOMER AND ANOTHER.

This was an action for an assault, and the circum-
stances are shortly these:—The defendants are mer-
chants carrying on business at Southampton, and the
plaintiff was formerly a contract-baker atWinchester,
but had failed. The defendants are father and son,
and are related to the plaintiff by the father having
married his sister, the son being by a former mar-
riage. On the plaintiff's failure, he was taken into
the service of thedefendants, as their clerk ; and soon
after the death of Mrs. Lerner, the sister, in conse-
quence of some supposed rept esentatious by a fellow-
clerk of the name of Hurst, he was dismissed. Hurst
being dismissed about the same time, explanations ,
took place, the result of which was the assertian of
Hurst that he had never made any mid; repre,enta-
tions. Hurst and the plaintiff tl:arei-ore proceeded,
on the 11th of October last; tO the counting-house of
Messrs. Loner, to i.,:rrtAnd satisfaction, but were not
successful. Warm word, ensued ; " scoundrel r.—
" rogue r and other abusive terms were, as was
wont by the witnesses, used by the defendants ; and
the expressions returned were, " I am no more a'
• scoundrel or a rogue than yourself." Passion, it
seems, got the.bettcr of reason, and Mr. Lamer the
elder pushed Mr. Wade against the mantle-piece; and
his son, taking up the family quarrel, fairly banged
the plaintiff out of the connting-house ; and, not con-
tented with that, thumped hint (unresisting) across
the yard to the open street. Mr. Hurst, the witness,'
swore that lie was present the whole of the time, and
that the father gave but the one solitur y push against
the mantle-piece; but Mr. Sturges, a passer-by, de
dared that both father and son belaboured the plain-
tiff across the yard with. all their might and main ;,
and that plaintiff, who was six feet two inches high.
an proportionably stout, did not so math as hold
up his 6isger. A Surgeon was likewise called, who
five an account of the various contusions, and of his
bill of three pounds odd for ten days medicine.

Mr. Gasst.za, fur the defendant, admitted, that a
verdict must go against his clients if the Jury be-
lieved the witnesses : but he remarked with consider-
able ingenuity upon the vitiation in their testimony
with regard to the father; leaving it to them .to say,
whether, under all the circumstances, the probability
was not, that the plaintiff was the aggressor ?
Mr. 13aion Wow, summed up, and the Jury re-
turned a verdict fur the plaintiff—Damages—One
Hundred .Guinear. '
London, England, 1820-03-03

MAREIELL

Feb. it, at Edinburgh, Capt. Charles 8. J. Hawtayae, so
Anne, second daughter of 'the late Charles Hape, £sq. Came
nussioner of, the Navy.

DIED.

Sunday, at Cockermostk, John Brown, Esq. Lieutenant,-
Colonel of the Hou. East India Company;t service.
Feb. 15, at Edinburgh, Jane, youngest daughter of Colin
Mackenzie, Esq. of Portmore, P. C. S.
Jan. 24, on board the Castle Handy East Indianian, for Hew
gal, James, eldest son of James Hay, W. S. Edinburgh.
At Up-Park Ca*, Jamaica, of the epidemic fever, Lieut.
Hector Tones, of the 92d Regiment.
Feb. 24, at Mations Castle, Mrs. Johnston, widow of Major
Johnston, of the 61st Foot.
Feb. 18, Mr. James Whiteley, of Liverpool, aied 48. Ile
was unfortunately drowned in attempting to cross the dangerous
Sands which separate Park Gate from Flint.

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NIWAIBER 10,302.

This day was published, price bound with Maps, All Bs. bound
without Maps, £6 6s.
BLAIR'S CHRONOLOGY; or, History of the
World from the Creation to the end of the Year of our
Lord t 814.—The two List sheets containing the most Remark-
Ole Events of the last Fourteen Ye4l9, with thy New Index
may he had separate.
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This day were publisbed,
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11HE HISTORY of FRANCE, Civil and
Mili-
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'butinuing the llistfiry from the litarliest Account's to the Math
cf Louis XIV. A.D. 1715.
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Of whom may be had, the Six former Volumes, price 22.133.
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London, England, 1820-03-03

SEXUAL DEBILITY AN I) STRICTURE.

-Fr was the Remark of the great Dr. Sydenham,
that acute diseases are the punishment of Ileavis ; but
that chronic ones arc inflicted t, ourselves. The consequence
of a prtvai!ing malady proclaims too feelingly to the sufferers
this itiwydeonie truth. AVliat situation can he so pitiable where
thr mind Elows with passion which the infirmities of body can-
rnt indulge ?—Where indiscretion, or mal-treatment have pro.
‹:.:ced the premature debility of age in the sexual organs, and
ssaere the bloom and vigour of manhood is no longer alive to ito
youthful hre ? To' such Messrs. COOPER and Co. offer
every consolation, and the promise of a certain, safe, and per-
manent Core, conducted with the delicate secrecy it requires,
sie...dily renovating the lost energies.
Nor are their sufferings less severe from another complaint.—.
siert: at occasions a total derangement of the urinary system;
tfr .rights are harassed by pain, and the day by fruitless of orra
lc g,airt riief. I fore a regulated system, in the hands of science
zr.4 akiN, °vet-seines every difficulty, and rouses the powers of
the co::ttitution to act for itseff; in the success sf this principle
Messrs. Cooper and Co. have niiver failed, and gricture is a
cmpLiai always under their controul.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily at Charlotte
I Great Charlotte-street, Black friars-road, and 15, Wood-
s:leic-At:err, ]fond-street; where Litters Isom the Country,
I.,.ei:;ing an inclolure, and a correct statement of their Case,
v.ir: be immediately atteadel to, and Advice and Ditsdicinea
s.:rit to ;ell parts of the World.
Mechanics have Advice Gratis, at Charlotte House,
eveqy Evening from Ss till Itight, and on Sunday-Mornings
Tweive o'clock.—Privite Doors at each M.
London, England, 1820-03-03

GLASGOW, FEBRUARY 2r9.

Tuesday, when the Authorities entered the house
in Gallowgate, where the Delegates were seized, the
girl ran screaming to the room where they were,.
crying to them that they were " all gone!" The
men were thunderstruck, and submitted quietly.—
One person tore a letter to pieces ; but not so effec-
tuaUy as to prevent its being again put together.
Another letter was thrown into the fire, and was so
much spoiled as to be illegible. Several atheistical
works were lying on the table.
The number of sentinels is encreased at the garri-
son as well as at the jail ; and last night one of the
Hussars was placed at thesjail as a sentinel, in addi-

tion to the foot soldiers. The total number im-
prisoned on the Sheriff's warrant is thirty. In ad-
dition to these, three were apprehended on suspicion
of making pikes, at the instance of the Magistrates.
The present object of the Radicals, as was for-
merly noticed, is a general strike, on the I st of March,
of all the working classes, until they obtain " a res-
titution of their political rights."
Orator Brayshazu lately paid another visit to this
place. He spent four days in Paisley and this town,
in visiting such of his friends as were at liberty. He •
went of on Sunday night.
We are sorry to learn that the military have of late
been a great deal insulted by the populace ; and it
is not in human nature that such maltreatment-can
be sustained much longer without retaliation.
troops of the 7th Hussars arrived this morn-
ing from llamilton ; and a reinforcement of In-
fantry is expected in the course of the afternoon.
The Yeomanry Cavalry, to the Eastward of Glas-
gow, forming part of the Airdrie Tropp, were ordered
to Airdrie, at two o'clock this morning.
London, England, 1820-03-03

CRAY/LEV AVID OTIIIIRS V. ROBURTS.

This was an action at the instance of William
Crawley, Thomas Crow, and Samuel Whiting, as-
signees of Thomas Roberts, a bankrupt, to recover
£913. Ss. upon an award of Mr. Walden.
Thimas Simson, clerk cf Mr. NVaidea, produced
the award, and proved the hand-writing; and he also
produced the order of Nisi Prius for the award. "
MT. MARRYATT submitted, that, by the order of
Nisi Prius, Mr. Walden was permitted to enlarge the
time of making the award by a writing under his
hand, and that there were four enlargements on the
award. It did not appear that he was entitled to ex-
tend the time more than once.

The LOAD CDIED JUSTICZ overruled the objec-
tilin.—The Jury reiurned, a verdict for the plain-
tiffs—L9l3. 3s.

ASSIZI&-WINCHESTER, FEBRUARY tt.

Mr. ldarun WOOD and Mr. Justice Buaftounst ar-
rived at this place yesterday, and proceeded to open
the Commission in the usual manner ; and this morn-i

ing, after attending Divine Se—rviee it Sr. Mauriis
Church (the Cathedral being under thorough repair),
at half pc twelve o'clock proceeded to business.

CROWN SIDE.
The Calendar contains a list of 84 prisoners, but,
though larger in point of number than has been the
case for several Assizes, the crimes are mostly of a
minor desciiption, and none of them marked with
any circumstances of great atrocity. Mr. Justice
BunaouoH, in his charge to the Grand Jury, ad-
verted to the state of the Calendar Nitk considerable
satisfaction, and, in alluding to the wide. spreading
circulation of sedition and blasphemy, which had
been attended with such mischievous effects in other
parts of the kingdom, .he expressed his satisfaction
that Hauts was entirely free-from the contagion.
London, England, 1820-03-03

This day was published,
in Flnetri Vols. decoy Gee. prize Gd. each,
HOILE liOMILETIC/E ; or, thiccntrbes (in the
form of Skeletons) upon the Whole Scriptures.
liy the Bey. C. SI NICON, M.A.
Fellow of King's College, Cambridge.
Printed for 'l'. Ca,dell and W. Davies, S,rand ; Hatchard and
Sin, Piccadilly ; Deighton and Soos, and Nicholson, Cam-
bridge ; Parker, Oaiurd ; Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and Cum-
ming, Duhlk.
N.B. Six Volumes are ready for delivery now ; the caber
eve, it is hoped, will be ready on the Ist of May.
London, England, 1820-03-03

HOOPING COUGH CURE]) witliout Inward Medicine.
IN consequence of the beneficial effects of ROCH E's
-X EMBROCATION for the cure of that distressing complaint
the !MOPING COUGH, his Majesty's Letters Patent were
granted to J. 'tootle, to secure to him his valuable composition.
Many thou ;antis of children arc cured annually by this remedy.
On the first attack, an immediate application of the EMBRO-
CATION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the,
constitution, and a few limas may comPletely cure. In the most
obstinate cases perseveranet. will produce the desired effect; and
no Rtnnedy can be so well calculated fot Children as this, for
it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly.
In no case can this medicine be genuine unless signed on the
wrapper by J. ROC HE, and on every stamp the dames of Shaw
and Edwards, 66, St. Paula Church Yard.

Price 4a. and LI 2s. per Bottle.
Scll by E. Edwards, 6A, St. Paul's. on the Foot-Way, and
ali respectable Duelers is Alerrisines.

DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their
tendency to promote the natural secretions, are the best
Remedy for Colds, }Biennia:isms, Slight Fevers, and all those
Disorders which arise from obstructed perspiration, so common
in a changeable climate. They are equally excellent for Head-
achs and Indigestion; and for Gouty, Bilious, or other Cons-
Saints of the Stomach and Bowels, too often the consequence
of Free Living. As a general Family Medicine they have no
equal ; and are particularly convenient for persons travelligg, being
mild in their operation, and not requiring any confinement. The
Amak-rtie I ills continue to be prepared by Messrs. Newbery from
the 014 LT Recipe existing under Dr. James's band, and are sold
by them at the original Warehouse fur Dr. James's Powder, No.
45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and 29, Dame-street,
Dublin ; also by their Agents, Mt. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street;
and Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street.
A. Counterfeits are frequently offered for sale, purchasers
must observe, the genuine have the name " F. Nasvasny" en-
graved in the stamp on each box;
London, England, 1820-03-03

THE ARMY.

The sth Royal Veteran Battalion, now stationed
at Plymouth Barracks, though in name a Veteran
oTs, has nothing of that character, except good
eiscipline, in its composition. It consists almost en-
tirely of fine stout young men, who were slightly
wounded in the late campaigns in Spain and France,
:I,d has its Grenadier and Light Companies. A
fine Band is attached to the Regiment.
Yesterday the remains of the late Sir DAVID DUN-
r AS were conveyed from the Chapel of the Royal Col-
lege, Chelsea (where they had lain in state) to a vault
attached to the College, where they were interred.
The body was followed by the Duke of YORK, and a
teat number of Field Officers. The pall-bearers
were the Marquis of HUNTLEY, Lord llossLYN, Sir
ALURED CLARKE, and General CARTWRIGItT. The
plate on the coffin stated the age of the deceased to
be 84. The Pensioners of the Hospital. and the
Children of the Royal Military School, attended the
ceremony : the latter had upon their arms a strip of
black c:ai e.
London, England, 1820-03-03

cAToN ON VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CO`.
ENCES,
This day was rublishc.l, a New Ediciun, Nice se. itustrated

with Cay.s,

1, A PE ACTICALTREATISEonthePIILtrCN-
-11 TION and CURE, of the VENEREAL DISEASE
and its CONSEQUENCES; in which a mild and successful
ri6de of treatment is pointed' out, including Observations on
Strictures. Cinaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Diseases, &c. In-
tended as a Guide against the dangcruus effects of this baneful
21abdy.—By T. NI. CA'I()N, Surgeon, 10, Stanhope-street,
17.:ewcastle-street, Strand; and late of the United Hospitals of
St. Thomas's and Guy's.
.2. A Treatise on Indigestion, being an Inquiry into The Dis- '
eases arising and connected with the I unctions of the Stomach,
with Remarks on the Liver, and its influence on the Gastric Sys
tern. To which are prefixed, some general Observationans-
Serophalous and Cutaneous Diseases, pike 3s.
4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac-
quired, of the Generative Organ, including the Theory of Ge-
neration, &c. price 3s. 6d.
5. A Practical Treatise on Female Diseases, including °beer-
'rations on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disorders incident to
those important changes, price ss. G.l.
6. Popair Remarks, Medical and Literary, on Hyposhon-
driac, Ilystevic, and Nervous Diseases, with Observations on
Sttiside, Mind, Ate. &c. 31. cd.
Printed fcr Sherwood -and Co. Paternoster-row ; and W.
}relay, 74, hurnhard-street ; and all other Booksellers.
London, England, 1820-03-03

This day were publi,hed, price is. 6d.
riiHE RESEARCHES of PHYSIOLOGY, inus-
J - trative of the Christian Doctrine of tlic Resurrection ;a Dis-
c..iirse, delivered" at Laura chapel, Bath, January 30, IR2O. To
which is added, an Appendix, containing Strictures on sonic
reocnt Publications in Medicine and Theology.
By E. W. GM Nl'l ELD, M.A.
Minister of Laura Chapel, Bath.
. _

Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Sinind; and W. Black-
woud, Ldiuburg i.
Of whom may also be hod, by the same Author,
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Cars( y Obsersations upon 'Mr. Lawrence's Lectures on
aLAI tile Natural History of Man. Second
LSuion, price Ss.
S. The Connection of ..I';atural and Revealed Theology. In
:t•o, price 1.1. N. hoards.
mons on the Parables and 111iracles of hum CHRIST.
Tn RcO. JU.. board.
London, England, 1820-03-03

NEWCASTLE.

Joseph Robson, Henry Gill, John Fewster, and
John Nicholson, charged with robbing John Younger
of twenty guineas, wee found Guilty. The three
first were sentenced to be transported for seven years,
and the last to be confined one mouth in the House of
curt oction, and kept to hard la!wur.
Simon Brown and Andrew Rowell, charged with
robbing Thomas Alaughan on the King's highway.
Acquitted.

1t ilium Edgar, charged with breaking into the
shop of Messrs. Mackenzie and Dent, and stealing
therefrom a quantity of books, was found Guilty,
and sentenced torwo years in pi isonment in the House
of Correction, and to be kept to hard labour.
William Dawson, fur stealing a silver watch, the
property of Mark Giliespy—Cuilty. To be impri-
soned one mouth in the House of Correction, and
kept to hard labour.

IVilson, for robbing James Duns► of sixty-
six pounds one shilling and sixpence—Seven years
tiansportation.
_ _

William M,.Nab. for receiving the above, knowing'
it to have beets stolen—Acquitted.
Thomas Cutlibeitson, for receiving five geese,
knowing them to be stolen ; to be transported for four-
teen yeas's.

Ann
n Eastwood, for shoplifting; one month's im-
prisonment in the /louse of Correction.
Robert lien4crson, for -receiving stolen bristles—
Acquitted. -
_____NORTHUMBERL.kND, FEBRUARY 24.

William Forger, alias Fenwick, for stealing two
watches, and some wearing apparel, from the house
of Robert Pickering; Anthony Marshall, for but-
glariously entering the house of Mary To.f, Guilty
—Death.

Henry Gillis, for stealing dead bodies far gain and
profit—Guilty ; •ne -)ears imp! iwnment in the
county jail, and a tine of L2O ; to be imprisoned till
the same be paid.
%Villi.m and George Minto, for stealing cast metal.
—No bill.

James Humphreys, for robbing the dwelling-
house of Robert Dove of 1:19. 11 s. Guilty—Death.
John Tough and Mary Chapman, charged with
stealing lead from the dwelling-house of T. Bulman,
Esq. Accpiitted.
Thomas Summerbell, for stealing five geese from
Jelin Robinson, Guilty ; seven years transportation.

CITN'IMPROVEMENTs.—The Court of King's Bench
has, duiing the late recess, undergone a thorough
repair. The pannelling is now, painted ig imitation
of wainscot. The'ceiling is coloured yellow, with
white mouldings. The allegorical representations
of Justice, Mercy, Fortitude, and Clemency, which
decorate the back of the Bench, have been retouched
and varnished. The:foliage of vine leaves, which
ornament the chair of the Chief-Justice, is re-gilt
and burnished. The portraits of our late Sovereign
and her 144esty, in their C 0101146011 rout are placed
'over the Bench. •
London, England, 1820-10-17

TO-MORROW, •
The Last and Only Day, when
TWO Prizes of £20,000 Sterling Money,
TWO I'rizes of • 1,000 Sterling Money,
TWO Prizes of 500 Sterling Money,
And various minor Capitals, with every other Prize, will be
All drawn in Sic Hours,
TO-BIORROW,
When the Lottery will entirely finish.
TBISH, Contractor for the present Lottery, snb-
• mite to his hest Friends, the Public, the amore State of
the Wheel, reminding them that One Day more will conclude
the Lottery. A few Tickets and Shares. warritited undrawn,
are on Sale at his Offices, 4, Corehill, and 9, Chariug-Creas ; and
by his Agents in the Country.
No. 5,645... a Prize of £lO,OOO !
IN THE TIVIENT Losrear,
WAS SOLD BY DISH!!!
London, England, 1820-10-17

seat, Bromley Hall, Kent.
• -
• The Countess Stanhope, to her seat, Cheraw House, Bent.
Sir John Stanky, Bart. on a tour.
Lord Boyne, from Cook's Hotel, J

011 I MSC

. .
Tuesday a severe accident haprened to D. W.
Wsztoem., Esq. Solicitor, of Gosport. On his re-
turn from Brownwich, in-passing through the copse,
the vehicle in which he was riding (owing to the
darkness of the evening) struck against a post, which
caused him to be thrown on the ground, and broke
his thigh bone; he is, however, doing well.
EXTRAORDINARY DIPRZDATIONSA discovery
has been made within the last few days in the City,
which is likely to prove of the most serious conse-
quence to the Corporation, and which, was brought
to light in the following singular manner:--A Gen-
tleman, in the profession of the law, happening to
go personally to his cheesemonger's for some article,
was surprised to see a number of papers scattered on
the counter, which, on examining, he discovered to
be opinions of the Judges and great Law Officers
on certain City questions; as also a number of deeds
and bonds, executed between the Corporation and
their tenants. After representing to the shopkeeper
the great value of those papers, he begged to know
where he tot them ; to which the man answered, that
he was in the habit of purchasing such for vraste
paper, from an old woman, whom his predecessor in
the business bad represented to him as an old cue-
-tomer. The Gentleman then informed him, that he
was intimately acquainted with Mr. NZWMAN, the
City Solicitor; that he should make it his business
to wait en him* immediately, and to be careful not
to destroy any mote of the papers, but to collect to-
all be had,of them. This discovery, as might
been expected, led to an- immediate investiga-
lion, and suspicion fell on the laundress et-Guildhall,
l who was accordingly conveyed before the Alderman'
and • privately examined, when the cheesemOnger
proved that she was the same person from whom he
had purchased the papers, and she sold him to the
amount sometimes of 7s. a week, all of which she
stole from Mr:Nimbus's office. Since her first exa-
mination another shop has been discovered, where
she sold an equal quantity each weer. The docu-
ments thus destroyed are of such consequence as to
render the loss irreparable.
The Church of Casterton Magna, near Stamford,
in Lincolnshire, was broken open in the night of Fri•
day week, and robbed of the Communion plate, sue-
plices, napkins, cloth, prayer books, lkc. and on
Thursday lest the plate was returned to the Rector,
it having been found by some masons under swigs.
which they were about to repair.

..• :
London, England, 1820-10-17

BALES BY AUCTION.

•••■••1
CUSTOM-HOUSE,MARWICH.
By Omar of the Honourable the Cornmisdilberi of ltii Majesty's
Customs, on TUMMY, the 24th October instant, at Tea
o'Clock in the Foreitooo,
THE Smack ,! STRAWBERRY," of Ipswich,
barthen 16 55-94 Tons, with her Materials.
Also, the following Goods, which will be put up at the Du-
ties, and, if no advance, will be offered for Exportation duty free :
86 Pounds Loaf Sugar,
206 Yards Paper Hangings,
112 Pictures under two feet square,
49 Ditto, two and under four feet square,
$ Ditto above four feet square.
N.B. A Deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required.

WITHIN THE BOROUGH, AND ADJOINING THE
TOWN OF HASI,EMERE, IN THE COUNTY OF
SURREY.

By Mr. HOGGART,
At the King's Arms, Codaimin, on Wansranav, the 25th inst.
in several Lets,
AVALUABLE and highly improvable FREE-
HOLD PROPERTY, possessing a powerful Interest
in the Borough of Haslemere, capable of considerable addition;
the Estate comprises HALF MOON FARM and WAKEN-
HILLS, close to the Town of Haslemere containing together
Ninety-nine Acres, with a Farm House ;lad Outbuildings, in
the occupation of Mr. Caleb Withall ; within the Borough are
Nineteen Cottages, Dwelling Houses, and Shops, including the
King's Arms Public House; also a and substantial
HOUSE in the Town, containing numerous Rooms and Offices,
suitable for a respectable Family, with Gardens, Shrubbery
Walks, Orchard, and Building Ground, of which immediate
Possession may he had; also a most valuable FREEHOLD
MEA DOW, containing about Four Acres,- in the centre of the
Town, and within the Borough, upon which upwards of One
Hundred House, might be erected; another Paddock within
the Borough, of about One Acre and 9 half ; the whole in the
several occupations of Messrs. Edgeller, Ihll, Coombs, Batch-
ler, Maybank, Rowe, &oven, Dalton, Upton, untingford,
Biguall, Morley, Grover,Tims,/dercer, Baker, ces, and Gibbs.
To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had
Twenty Days prior to the Sale, at the King's Arms, Godalmin ;
a Messrs. Bray and Warren, Solicitors, Great Russell-street ;
the King's Arms, Haslemere • and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old
Broad-street, where it Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1820-10-17

CONSMILICk=

Sae.
Yestfidaiy, Mn Hamm, of Welbeck-street,.ftited
upon Mr. ISIDNIX, at Bow4treet Policettffice,- aid
requested to be informed if any, and what conrau-
kication had been received at the Office fronfthose
*ho had gone id pursuit of William Frg;kkant
Mr. BIRDIE said, that the Magistratetwerein pos-
session of some information upon the subject, but he
should wish to decline cbmmunicating the nature of
it for the present.
Mn HAtDON chewed the Magistrates a letter
which he said he had received from bit.. Pennon, in
which that Gentleman stated, that he and Vickery
had clearly ascertained that Franklin had embarked
a few hours before for Boulogne, and that they we et
just about to sail in pursuit of him. This letter was
received on SatUrday morning, and was written a a
late hour oh Friday evening froth Dover, evidently
.in great haste. Mr. Pearson expressed the most
confident opinion that they should succeed in cap-
turing the fugitive.
Mr, Barris then said, that a letter exactly corre-
sponding with the one produced by Mr. Hayden,
had also been received on Saturday at the Office,
and be (Mr. Birnie) had little doubt that Franklin
would ere long be in the grasp of the Officer.
Mr, HAYDUN begged to know if any later inform-
ation had been received from the pursuers, or from
any other quarter, upon the subject? and was an-
swered in the negative. He then produced a sold-
mounted eye-glass, which he shewed to Mr. Birnie
observing that it belonged to Franklin.
Mr. BIRDIE inquired how it came into Mr. Hay-
don's possession, and if anything important hinged
upon it?
Mr. HaTnost said, it was obtained in rather a sin-
gular manner; it had been left by Franklin in a
house at which he was in the habit of calling. The
discovery of this little article would form bar no means
an unimportant feature in the investigation.
. A long private conversation then took place be.
tweett the Ma'istrate and Mr. Haydon, respecting
some of Franklin's connexions, after which Mt. Hay.
don left the Offite.

The Date of Scasaz has appointed Lord EBRINO-•
TON Provincial (irand Master of the Freemason
,Lodges of Devonshire, and his Lordship is to be in-
stal.ed at Exeter.
The Ball which wis given on Monday last in the
Old Ship Assembly Rooms, at Brighton, was num*.
rously and elegantly attended, amongst the company
present were—the Marchioness of WORCESTER, the
Countess and Lady Ilarhuast, the Honourable Mrs.
FOIL LANE, Lord CHARLES PAULET, and others of
rank and tide.
London, England, 1820-10-17

• OFFICE OP 01DX414711,,JWy31, lam
THE Public are' hereby informed, that Thirty-
-a- seven PLATES et the ORDNANCE SURVEY of
GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of
she late Major-General WILLIAM MUDGE, LL.D. F. 11.-
144 A.S. are new complete, and that Impressions from them
are on Sale at the-Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of Lois.]
don; and also at William Faden's, Geographer to his. Majesty,
and Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Charing-Cress. These
Plates contain the Counties of Kent, Bose, Sussex, 11,ntlh
Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and portions of Somerset,
Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Wilts,
Berks, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and Cambridge.—
Part IR. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, and
portions of the adjacent Country, was published on the lot
of August, 1819; and as the Work is still in progress, ac-
cording to the original design of giving a complete Map of
Great Britain, upon a Scale of One Inch to a Mile, the publi-
cation of the future Parts will follow as-fast as the nature of
suck a Work will admit, without increasing its Animal expense.
Gentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Country surround-
ing their own habitations, may, by application to Mr. Rums,
at the Ordnance Map Office, where an Index Map will be
shown, select any sheets they please for thai purpose. AU let-
ters on this subject addressed to Mr. atten, under a cover to'
the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pali-Mall, will be im-
mediately attentkd to.

By Order of the Board,

R. X. cnErr, Secretary.

•
•
London, England, 1820-10-17

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

At the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street—The Earl of Errol,
from his seat in Scotland; William Richardson, Esq. from Paris;
C. Spurrier, Esq. from his seat in Dorie.shire ; and Richard,
Parrel, Esq. from Paris.
Lady Barofylde, at the Prince of Saxe Cobnurg Hottl, Charles-
street, Grosvenor.aquarei from a tour.
Lord Kensington, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from
a tour.

iisWillians Parker, Bart. at ditto, from his seat in Suffolk.
Lord Hawke, u Hodsson's Hotel, Dover-street, from his
seat in Yorkshire.
The HOD. P. Ashburnham, at Isis father's, the Bari of Ado
buruham's, in Dover-street, from Sussex.
Lady Caroline Lamb, from the Duke of Devonshire's, at
Chiswick.

DEPARTURES
The Earl and Countess of Wald:span, from Grillion's Howl,
Albemarle-street, to their seat at Twickenham.
Frost the British Hotel, Jermyn-street : Lord NewbcrJugh
and the Rev. & Philips, to Christ Church, Oxford ; and Lottie
Tottenham, Esq. to Cheltenham.
Hon. George Petre, from the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-streets
to Paris.
General Crosby, to his seat in Sussex.
The Countess of Dartmouth, to her seat in Kent.
Edward Ellice, M.P. to his seat, Wyke House, near Brentford.
Sir William Abdy, Bart. to his seat in Kent.
Lord Maynard, to his seat, DURI3I9W Esser:
Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. to the Right Hon. Charles Long's
London, England, 1820-12-25

CHRISTMAS.

The Season waves its icy pow'r !
Still Christmas brings the jovial hour,
;lads each gen'rous so:al ;
'Tis now for.men of wealth to smile,.
AnJ ~corn the blast that rages, while

They quaff a sparkling bowl I
now for Fortune's happier child
To court with dazzling aspect pii'd,
The warm reviving flame ;
And read, while the fresh fumes distill
Of Chiaa's draught what good or ill,
Our changeful times proclaim!
Wealth fosters life !—The blast so bleak,
That freezes pale Want's haggard cheek,
And duns the fami,h'd eye,
Gives 13eally's charm a roseate glow,
And makes the buxom aspect show
A ruddier dye!
But, as ! behold the wand:ring train,
Those deathlike shapes of living pain!

No friendly blaze to warns
ThAr aching limbs—no meal, no home,
(Mr Winter's cheerless wilds they roam,
And brave th' unpitying storm!

It were a Christian act, so stretch
So,;':::` pittance tow'rds the sinking wretch,
Tile little all we can;
But, 'raidbt our revels, heed we not
How mis'ry mingles with tt.: lot
Of sublunary man?