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London, England, 1820-10-02

POETRY.

A numerous and distinguished party dime at Hawkstone House,
on the 19th ult. to celebrate the union of the Houses of Hawk-
stone and Acton Burnell, where the following appropriate
Song was sung iu his best style by Sir Aunsaw Coasse, Bart.

In Shropshire, that County for Sporting fenovried,
For Hunting, for Hunters, for Fox, Hue, and Hound,
Dwelt a Baronet bold, such as ne'er liv'd before,
litho Iteynard pursed at the age of fourscore ;
With yoicks, tally-ho, boys, -
Like Nimrod they go, boys,
Led on by the bold Sir Joint Ilsat.!
When Goodall, best Huntsman that e'er erack'd a whip,
And oft in the Cbace gave his betters the slip,
Ii; fora peep of day, on the lawn split the dew,
'&e 01l Sportmun, Sir Jett, was always ifs view;
With ?nicks tally-ho, buys

Like Nimrod tiny go, boys
Led'on by the bold Sir Jose
This Heart of old Oak a Grand-daughter &meted,
Whose Beauty and Virtue all Shropshire conftss'd,
Of such a descendant a Prince might well boat,
No wonder' then, this was the general toast--
" Come 01 up your glasses,
Of all Shropshire lasses,
" Here's IhWkltatle3 delight, Recuaar. First:"
By the cry of the huntsman we're rous'd in the morn,
So the fame of this damsel was heard like the horn,
And amongst the young Squires, 'twas who should be first,
To get a fair view, and be in at the burst,
With yoicks, tally-ho, boys, •
Through vaUies they go, buys,
Whip and spur, neck and neck, for the Btu!
Now Conan., a neighbouring spirited youth,
Of rank and cf foe tune, of virtue and truth,
Ontrode the young Sportsmen, and made a just claim,
And the fair Ractiaxx Iffit.D, there, a CORIBLI became.
With yoicks, tally-ho, boys,
The merry bells go, boys,
For the union 'mixt CollatT and hint!
ford Ilia., brave Sir R , and Sir Next too,
'With Ctaatarr, anti lingoes at fatu'd WATZII4OO,
So generous, so noble, so valiant a race,
!'e'er fought for their country, or follow'd the chase ; -
Then yoicks, tally-ha, boys,
For fox or for foe, boys,
There's none like the brave Suaorsittaz
London, England, 1820-10-02

SPAIN.

Madrid Papers arrived yesterday evening to the'
18th ultimo. The following are extract; :

MADRID, SEPTEMBER ia.
We have before us a great number of documents
relative to occurrences in the Provinces, which ap-
pear to coincide with those which took place last
week at Madrid. Among others is a Proclamation.
issued by General CrDonstu„dated the Bth, in which
'he speaks of the events at Madrid, and of the law
proposed to the Cortesto regulate the Patriotic
So-
cieties. He says he published this information that
the evil-disposed may not give partial and eitaggerwed
accounts of what • has taken place. We learn by
other channels; that General O'Donojn has thought'
it necessary to move from their command several
Otlicers, and, we observe with regret, some who had
previously acquired a high character.
The accounts from Guipnscoa, Navarre, Arragon,
Murcia, Estremadura, Anti Grenada, ate satisfactory;
but in sortie places there have been symptoms of
alarm and mistrust, and front the manner in which
they are spoken of, they seem to bear some analogy
to the-events at Madrid. The information which is
sent to the Province., with the utmost rapidity and
celerity with which the Captai,ls-General ha% e com-
municated it, has stifled every get m of discord and
tranquilized the good, who ate no friends to con-
vulsions and disturbances. Those who have a sin-
cere and disinterested love for the •Consitutiou desire
nothing more than it may be consolidated, and they
know that so important an object cann,it be attained
without first repressing the di,atfected, whatever be
the disguise which they assume. •
THE YELLOW FEVER.—By the accounts published,.
by the Board of Heal,h, at Cadiz, it appears, that
from the 29th August till the 2d September, in the
morning, there had died five persons, live had reco-
vered, and five still remained ill.
In the Island of Majorca, from the 16th to the 51st
of August, there had died ,hree persons, seventeea
had been cured, and the number remaining in the
Hospitals was twenty-two. The whole number of
deaths till Slst of August had been 194.
London, England, 1820-10-02

AL! PACHA.

'The accounts respecting this despot are contradic-
tory. We sta:ed in our last, on the authority of let-
ters from Augsburg, .that he had proposed to quit
the Turkish ter: km ies on receiving certain pecuniary
i ions for his relatives. According to another
account, from Vienna, the Turkish Commanders have
r.O success against Au, of any consequence, or
temliug at all to break down his power. And, on
the other hand, accounts from Corfu bold out the
prospect of a termination being put to the cruelties
anJ villainies of this tyrant. The following is one
of the letters :

" Corfu, September 2.

" On Monday last Prevesa was surrendered to the forces of
the Or.lnd St ignor by Veil Pacha, second sun of Ali Paella, who
w•er.t on board the Turkish Admiral's ship, and surrendered him-
suit: they say that both he and Meemet Pacha, his younger bro-
ther, who commanded at Parga, have been sent prisoners to Cona
startinople. Pashic Bey is also said to have entered Janina at
the head of 14,000 troops, and that Ali Pacha bad retired into a
fortress with only 500 men, who were all that had remained faith-
lal to him. The news of his death or capture is daily expected.

" According to accounts from Constantinople, the Sultan has
11.2clared the various territories which Ali Pacha had successively
added to his Pachalic to be restored to their original political
condition, and to be free from any taxes or contributions for the
►trim' of three years.
" In consequence of this intelligence, the Parguinote enti-
grz•tts who retrain here have sent a Deputation to Constantino-
ptr, to solicit the restitution of their territory."
London, England, 1820-10-02

SALES BY AUCTION.
OXFORDSHIRE, NEAR BENSON,
FREEHOLD ESTATE,
BERRENS HILL FARM, about ONE HUNDRED AND
SIX ACRES, in the Parish of Ipsden.
•
ROBE FARM, held under Magdalen Cullege, in the Parish
• of Derrick Salome., about SIXTY-EIG LIT ACRES, and
Common Rights.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the White Hart, Benson, on THURSDAY, the 12th October,
seo, at One o'Clock.
By Order of the Executors of Miss SMITH, deceased ;
Lore.
A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
BERRENS HILL'FARM,
With good .Farm-house and Ollces, Yard, Garden, Barn, Stable,
and all necessary Mt-buildings, sand sundry Inclosures and
Parcels of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land ; the whole
upwards of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES,
In the Parish of Ipsden near Benson, in the occupation of Mr.
William Dodd; and valuable Common Rights.
Lor 2. A desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under
Magdalen College, Oxford, and renewable ; comprising a va-
luable Vann at Roke, with Farm-house and all necessary Out-
buildings, and sundry Inclosuces and Parcels of Land, upwards
of SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES,
In the Parish of Derrick Salome, in the occupation of Mr.
Jonathan Weller.
These Farms are eligible for investment, a desirable part of
the County, and near good Markets.
May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, where P4rticu-
lars may be had ; and at the Star and the Angel, Oxford ; White
hart, Etason, and Henley ; Sun, Maidenhead ; Swan, and
Royal Oak, Tetsworth ; Red Lion, High Wycomb ; Inn, at
Nettlebed ; Lamb, Wallingford ; Castle, Salt-hill ; Red Linn,
Hounslow; of Messrs. Lowndes and Lnwndes, I:L.4scm-square;
at Garraway's Coffee-house ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square,
London, England, 1820-10-02

THE ARMY.

Last week Major-General Sir Jonsr Brno, 1C.C.8.
inspected the military at Manchester. On Tut:Jay
a party of infantry arrived there from Bolton.
Thursday, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mr s.WEsrmt,
with 'Captain DANIELL, arrived in Dublin', from'.
Oporto. These Gentlemen had been Officers in the
Portuguese Army, but their services being no longer
considered necessary its that country. in consequence
of the Revolution, they have returned home.
In England• there are forty • Counties—in :event eel
alone are any troops at all quartered. Out of these.,
seventeen, six have only a single Regiment—five
have only txo Regiments—and thus, in all England,
twenty-three Counties out of forty have not a regular
soldier in them. The Counties having more than two
Regiments in them are, Devonshire (including Ply-
mouth), Hampshire (including Portsmouth), Lanca-
shire, Middlesex, and Yorkshire. It should be added,
that in all %Vales there is not a •single soldier.

•
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
VAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 29, 1820.
11th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—To be Lieutenants—Cor-
net George Seymour Crole, without purchase' vice Jordan,
deceased; Lieutenant Osborne B.srwell, from half-pay of the
Ist Dragoons; vice William Gale, who exchanges.
22d Ditto—Lord Francis Conyngham to be Cornet, by pur.

shase, vice Harrison, promoted.
33d Regiment of Foot--Second Lieutenant Peter Nugent
Daly, front the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign, vice Robertson,

who exchanges.
44th Ditto—Ensign Philip North to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Russell, appoir.ted to the 10th Royal Veteran
Battalion ; I idrrington Browne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice North.
00th Ditto—Fmderict White, Gent. to be Ensign, without

purchases vice Newton, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran
_ _

Rifielirliade--Rtisign Duncan Robertson, from the 3:5d Foot,
to be Second Lieutenant, vice 1).1y, who exchanges.
10th Royal Veteran pattalion—Lieutenant Robert Russell,
from the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Wiles,
who returns to his former situation on the Retired List.
nREVET.

To he Majors in the Army—Captains Thomas James Harrison,
and Stephen linty, of the ltoyal

The name of the Gentleman appointed to a Second lieute-
nancy in the 21st Foot, is John Fitton Beete, and not Bute, as
stated in the Gazette of the 16th instant.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Middlesex.
Royal Western Regiment of Middlesex Mllitla—Josepb 13ar-
retto, jun. Esq. to be Major.
Royal Eastern Regiment—Thomas Henry. Maberley, Gent. to

lie Lieutenant. -
Commission in the Worcestershire Regular Militia, signed by
the Lotd Lieutenant of the County of WorceEter.
Adjutant Thomas Smyth to be Captain, by Brevet.

Appointment by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Cilkenny Regiment of Militia—The Earl of Ormonde to be
Colonel, vice the Marquis of Ormonde,. deceased. Dated
September 20, 1820.
London, England, 1820-10-02

Two horsemen.

Blue flag, motto—" Address of the Ship-builders to the Queen."
A model of Noah's Ark, borne on a pole.
Blue flag, fringed with silver lace. Motto—" Hearts of Oak."
Blue Lig, with a Portrait of the Queen. Motto—" GOD protect

the Innocent C.R."
Model of the Head of a Ship, with the fallowing inscription
" Long may.nur woodenwalb defend our native land,
May innocence and truth break the tyrant's band !"
Blue flag, motto—" Hail ! Hail ! Star of Brunswick."
Model of a firat rate Ship of War.
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sad Country ; but I have a rlgbt to cbica a anslbleaild AgeOL
The money which passes through my Office in the year moods
to a million and a half.'
The Cannon lisaoso--6 I see no dejection to each Gentle-
man appointing his own Deputy."
Itir. P41111141.....‘ Certainly not, my Lore
The Cosmos Seaseare—.o My Lord, I, on the part of the
City, as an humble suitor to the Court, claim that Mr. Collin-
ridge's name shall remain its the Warrant. It is not inoperative
now to file it ; and on a future day I shall contend. on the part
of the City, that 71r. Collingridge's name oullst to remain.
Mr. lam most concerned. The Cityogreeably
to its Charter, forces Gentlemen into the office, or makes them
pay from £6OO to £l,OOO. I was in that situation. I was
dragged into my present heavy responsibility, and claim to ap-
point Mr. Pullen, who has my entire confidence."
The Common Searsaxv--44 I ask of the Conic either to ad-
journ filing the Warrant, or to give me leave to withdraw it for
the present; on a future day it may come before a full Court."
Mr. Panams—" I don't object to Mr. Turner."
The 11:netea Orvicza--" No, you object to the appointment
of the City Officer."
The Confirms Bason—" I will adjourn this question to the
first day of Term."
Mr. Panama—" I bow to your Lordship's decision, and
trust you will not consider me acting wrong."
The Centro: Baame—," All that ntivr remains, thee, will be
to consider the appointment of your Under-Sheriffs."
The ceremony of counting the hone-shoes, the 61
hob-nails, and chopping the sticks, was then gone
through ; after which the Court broke up, and the
Sheriffs returned by water to Blackfriar's-bridge, and
thence proceeded to the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-
street, where they gave their first public dinner.
London, England, 1820-10-02

White flag, highly decorated. Motto—" We maintain and pro'

wet the innocent." .
Union Jack. Motto—" What we love we guard."
White flag. Four hands united.

Blue Bag, exhibiting a side view of the keel of a ship. Motto—
•' Let Justice guide the helm."

Blue Bag. Motto—" Loyal Ilritons greet the Queen of England."
Blue flag. Motto—" The Wooden Walls of Old England."
Blue flag. Motto—" The Ship-caulkers' tribute of respect to
insulted Majesty."
Blue flag, borne by two men. Motto—" Ship-caulkers of the
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Department, respecting the general system ofFi

which m'i't prevail till July next year. The Corn-
mittee divisle, it Report intr three branches: in the
first it examines the proposal of the IVlinister, offer-
ing, as the reult of its ob ,ervations, a reduction of 118
millions of the sum mentioned in it; in the second, it
con,ide:s the general system of finance from July
this year, speaking of the loan of 200,000,000, which
it states to be nearly concluded; and in the third, it
treats particularly of the modifications to be adopted
in the sisten, of levying tithes.

Se, or .Merino Guerra moved that a Committee
should be appointed to congratulate General ltiei,ro,
as had been done by the General Cortes in the case
of Lord Wellington.
London, England, 1820-09-18

FROM THE CONSTITUTIORNEL.

" General RIEGO al rived incognito at Madrid, but
left it to make afterwards a triumphal entry. A few
days after being received in the most flattering man-
ner, he received an order of exile to Oviedo, in the
Asturias. The apparent motives assigned for this ex-
traordinary proceeding, are the great popularity of
the General, the extreme enthusiasm which the people
of Madrid manifested on receiving him, and a song
in favour of Ittzoo, in which the Government was
severely criticised.
Before quitting Madrid, Riaco demanded from
the Government an escort of twenty men for his per•
sonal safety. This escort was granted to him, and
Rum quitted Madrid ; but it is generally believed
that he will repair to his Army of Andalusia instead
of going to Oviedo.
" The news of the departure of the General had
produced the greatest sensation at Madrid ; the
people appear in consternation.

a A Proclamation was expected immediately to
appear from the Cortes, announcing to the People
some essential modifications which they have made
in three Articles of the Constitution. The fact is,
that the present state of affairs Is not without inquie-
tude, and orders have been given that 12,000 men
shall be permanently kept under arms in the capital...

SITTINGS OF TV COSTES, ♦UGUST 31.
The Secretary of the Finance Department States,
that hilMajesty, desirous that *the operations relatise
to the Expenditure and to the Ways and Meant.
should be concluded as soon as possible, hadvesolved
to transmit them to the Junta d'Arancelos.
The Minister of the Rorie Department stated that
the Xing had given his assent to the Law prohibiting
the importation of Foreign Corn and Flour.
The Committee of Finance and of Commerce pre-
sented a Project-of a Law, which was read, on a ge-
neral regulation of the Duties of Customs in all the
dominions of the Monirchy, and ordered to be printed.

81171210 of BIPTEMBIM I.
A Reppft was read froin the Committee of Finance,
cis thi Memorial plumed by Om Minister of that
London, England, 1820-09-18

stitution."

Of the result of Count Pamplona's mission, alluded
to in the letter of the 2d inst. the following account
is given in the fourth number of the Diario Nacional:
" Marshal Pamplona, being on his way from Lis-
bon to take the command af.l interim of the troops
in this city, learnt at Aveiro that his countrymen, the
loyal inhabitants of Oporto, had manifested the
heroic resolution of saving the country ; and, as this
intelligence was qot very gratifying to the Marshal,
he caused the 10th battalion of .Chasseurs to be put
in starch for Coimbra, with the integiou of return-

•-•-
London, England, 1820-09-18

MAIIRID, SEPTR 31 lIER 4.

biomes.—We have before us an Edict
published on the 27th of August, at Cadiz, by Don
C'ieytano Captajn-General of that province,
in which he states that the Superior Board of Health,
being informed that there was in the Hospital of St.
Juan de Diss a patient with a fever of a suspicious
character, sent Don Carlos Ameller and Don Manuel
Radella. to examine the case. They found that the
patient was already dead ; and according to the symp-
toms, of which the chief medical superintendent gave
an exact account, it appeared that he died of the yel-
low fever, which was confirmed by the surgeons who
were ordered to inspect the body.—The superinten-
dent- mentioned two other patients, but the same
syMptoms not being found in them as in the deceased,
they were not put in the same class. The Captain-
General announces, that he shall continue to give an
account of what may occur in the sequel.

I3y the extraordinary courier that brought this no-
ti-r, we learn also that there are strong symptoms
uf cf.magion in Zeres de la Frontera.
Tre Constitutional Council of Pampeinna has pub-
lisLed a declaraticu relative to the political occur-
rences of that province since the publication of the
Consiitution. This paper is said to contain various
incuMation., directed against the Captain-General,
l)Jn F! artu'iszo Espos y Mina, against the Civil Go-
vernor, and the individuals who compose the Junta
a the Government. It is presumed, therefore, that
these persons will endeavour to refute it, and to
prove to Spain that in the exercise of their respective
authorities ley have not abused the confidence placed
in them, nor been wanting in the ,espect due to the
Government.
London, England, 1820-09-18

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7, W. Tinson, Christchurch, Hants, innholder, at tleven, at
the Hotel, Christchurch. Oct. 9, 'l' Morris. Mist/ I r•-en-
draper, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Oct. 10, J.
Gibbons and W. Sherwood, Liverpool, merchants, at twelve,
at the Golden. Lion, Dale-street, Liverpocd. Nov. 6, .1.
March ster, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern,
Man Chester. Oct. 9, .1. Jones, Worcester, linen-draper, at
eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Worcestt r. Oct. 7, John and
James Jackson, Bishop-Wearmonth, bai.kers, at clever, at the
Bridge Intl, Sunderland. Oct. 9, T. Nott, Bristol, shoemaker.
at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol, Oct. 9, T. Hall.
Beading, tailor, :at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Reading.
C ERT 17 I C Tr. i--OL loam 7.

J. Barrow, late of Brarnall, Cheshire, dealer. J. Harrb.
Redbridge, SOuthan-iston, vittuaq.s. 11.. D. Melling', Bath,
money-scrivener. 18. Phillips, Bristol, coach-maker. J. Creels-
way, l'lymouth-dock, brewer. W. Boa:tree, law of Princes*
weer, NVestminster, coach-builder. 1). Clarratt, Purbra. es.
binet-ruaker. J. Welsh, Naotwich, Cheshire, shopkeeper. F.
Pot?.le, Collumpton, Devon, money scriven.a.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PAItTNERSIIIPS.

Vanner and Talmadge, Guildford, linen and wiio:l --diapers.
Irwin and Kipps, Great Mary-la-bount-btre.t., coa h-in.hers.
Dawson and tiayton, Fox and Knot-cow t, -1„. e, ,•riek-
layers. E. and S. Collier, Ludlow, Salop; braziers. White.
side. and Nicholson, Whitthaven, ftsh-en. en, Cameron End
Connell, Liverp.iol, wine-merchants. Smith . 1 .u.;, Little
Kastcheae, wine-merchants. Swain and Hi she , Coventry,
silk-dyers. Ashford and Ireland, Birminghaii., I.z.ntixii. I tat.
say and Holgate, Manchester, calenderers. d t
dersfield, cloth-inerchants. Ford and Beddoss, 0.41...gha11-strect,
agents. Litbeilscd and Ca. Birmingham, platers. Ilair.d.sn
and Co. Princess-street, Hanover square, nairers. Stubs And
Co. Warrington, Lancashire, file and tool-maLuiacture.s. Field
and Lee, Park-row, Gretuwich, brewers. Lee and %/Ike;
Hull, turpentine-merchants. Holmes and Co' . Crosby-apart.
packers,
_ .
London, England, 1820-09-18

• BRIGHTON, SEPTEMBER 1&

The P,,rtuguese Ambassador bad an audience of,
esTv this day for more than two hours. ---1
E 1;A Tfi won' had also a long audience of his MA..
JNTY. Sir WILLIAM KIPPItLL arrived at the Pavi-
lion this forenoon. The ICING, both yesterday and
to-day, passed several hours in going over the pew
buildiiig, and suggested various alterations. He was
accompanied in his inspection by Mr. Nam. The
town is now very full, but the inhabitants complain
cf the very, bad season they have had up to this time.

Yesterday the Princess Sotsue visited the Duchess
of CLARENGE.

Yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock, his Royal
.14:glines: the Duke of YORK left York-House for
Brighton.
Yesterday, Divine Service was read in the Palace,
Pall-mall, by the Rev. DT. STANIER CLARKE.
The signatures to the Addresses of the Artisans
and Mechanics of Manchester to IICT MAJESTY,
amounted to Seventy-three Tkousand. The Address
has been forwarded to Major CARTWRIL:HT, to be
presented.
Monday the Hon. CHARLES HARWARD BUTLER,
brother to the late Marquis of ORNIONDE, and of the
present Earl of °airwave and OSSORY, was proposed
by the Hon. PIERCE BuTteu, and seconded by WIL-
LIAM BAYLY, Esq., and unanimously elected to re-
present the County of Kilkenny in Parliament, in
the room of his brother, the Hon. JAMES BUTLER,
advanced to the Earldom of Ormonde and Ossory,
I. consequence of the death of the late Marquis of
OEMON-DE.
London, England, 1820-09-18

NAVAL INfiELLIDENCEe

~_

two brigs, of 235 tons each, to be called the nal*, Wit
PLOVER, are ordered to be built at Portsmouth.
Rear-Admiral PLaatrus struck his flag on 'Nestle), last It
Portsmouth.

The Weytnouth store-ship; Mr. Tolima, Commander, ana
Hved at Portsmouth on Thursday from the Cape of Good 110"
with a cargo of timber. The Weymouth left the Cape 80th
June, touched at St. Helena snd Ascension ; left the former
island the 22d of July, and the latter the Ist of Anent.
'the Albury transport, Lieutenant Pitrruna an, Agent, sailed
from Portsmouth on Saturday fur Cork, with part of the. Ad
Veteran Battalion.

The Hum, Captain Sir Cnattudi Beitaaan, Batt. arrived
Portsmouth on Thursday from a cruise, and the liaise, Capla.*
Mosvama, front Sheerness. The BRISK chased a French smur
gling bigger in coming round, and caused her to throw her argot,
consisting of tubs of foreign spirits, overboard, MO of which
were picked up by the boats of the Unite. The lugger was slid
seized and brought in.. The &misuse cutter, Lieutenant Rasta,
arrived on Saturday from Guernsey.
The Admiralty yacht, with Vike-Admiral Sir Groan Cott&
11:RN, G.C.B. one of the Lords of the Admiralty, on board,
arrived at Spithead, on Saturday evening, from Cowes.
Lieutenant THOMAS &moans, many years senior Lieutenant
at liaslar Hospital, has retired with the rank of Commatderk
and Lieutenant Minters has been appointed in his stead.
Lieutenant Lord Viscount MAIWEVILLI is appointed to the
command of the Sramt.a.

Fatmouxu, Srrr. is.—Wind W.—Arrived off this Port, thd
Constiunia, Gaotrarao. from St. Croix for Copenhagen; Etnar
nuel, from Cadiz for Stockholm! Joseph Hume, from Moga.
dore for London ; Diana, Hutt., from Africa for London ; and
Diomede, lizanv, from Now Orleang.—Arrived the Princes,
Elizabeth packet, with a Mail from New York : sailed the 45th
of August, and from. Halifax on the 19th.; also the Chatsworth,
ROOKILS, from Baltimore, in 25 days ; and Swawrott, front
. . .
the Active, QuAasx; and Mary Ann, Ntairota,
London, England, 1820-09-18

. • .- •
SALES BY AUCTION.
. .
. • OXFORDSEIRA NEAR. BENSON.
• FRIATIOLD ESTATE,
BERRESTB HILL FARM, about ONE HUNDRED AND
SIX ACRES, iu the Parish of .(psden.
ROSE FARM, held under Magdalen College, in the Parish
of Derrick Salo. about BIXTY-EIGHI' ACRES, and '
Common Rights.
By Nr. ROBINS,
At the White Hart, Hennas, ea Turasnar, she 18th October;
1820, at One o'Cinck.
By Order of the Executors of Miss Smelt, deceased ;
Loy 1.
A Vajuable FREtHOI,I) ESTATE, comprising
BERRENS HILL FARM,
With good Patealionse and Offices,-Yard, Garden, Barn, *able,
and all neoessory Out-buildings, and sundry Inclosured and
Parcels of Meadow, Pasture. and Arable Land ; the whole
upwards of
. ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES.
In the Pariah of Ipsden, near Benson, th the occupation of Mr.
William Amid; and valuable Common Rights.
. Lem it. A desirable LEASEHOLD E.STATE, held under
Magdalen College, Oxford, and
_renewable; comprising a va-
luable Farm's, Rohe, with Farm-house and all necestary Out-
buildings, and sundry Inclecures and Parcels of Land, onwards
of SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES,
'ln the Parish of Derrick Salome, in the occupation of Mr.
Jonathan Weller.
These Earths are eligible for investment, a desirable part of
the County, and near good Markets.
May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, where Particu-
lars may be had; and at the Star and the Angel, Oxford; White-
Hart, Benson, and Henley; Sun, Maidenhead; Swan, and
Royal Oat., Tetsworth; Red Lion, High NVecomb ; Inn, at
Netriebed ; Lamb, Wallingford ; Castle, Salt-hill ; Red Lion,
Hounslow; of Messrs. Lowndes and Lowodes, Red-lion-square;
at GarrawaY's Coffee-house ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick--
street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1820-09-18

By Mr. ROBIN'S,

At Garraway's Coffee House, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, Lon-
don, on Tuunsnav, the 26th October, at Twelve o'Clock, in
One Lot,
THE very CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,
COLLIPRIEST HOUSE,
The Property and Residence of JA MES HAY. Esq.
Desirably situate near the 'fown Tiverton, with the ele-
gant Family Residence, plaf•hed for the Accommodation of a
Gentleman's Family, with excellent Offices. of all Descriptions,
well supplied with fine Water, Coach-houses and. Stables, pro-
ductive (larders, walled round, stocked with the choicest Fruit,
Trees, Green-house, Garden-house, with excellent Chambers,
productive Orchards, delightful Pleasure Grounds, through rich
thriving Plantations, Groves, and Woods, with dry Walks,
' laid out with great Taste, a Circular 'Temple and Seats in dif-
ferent Parts, Entrance Lodge and Carriage-drive to the House,
and sundry Enclosures of rich, productive Meadow, Arable,
and Wood Land, beautifully diversified in Hill and Dale, com-
manding most enchanting Views of the surrounding Country,
and the beautiful Rivers Esc and Lorcan, which form the prin-
cipal Boundary to the kstate, and 11:3hly valuable for Irriga-
tion. the wlsole containing upwards of
THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
Surrounding the hlansion, good Farm-house, with Yard, Earns,
Stables, Cattle-sheds, Threshing Mach:ue, and all necessary
Out-buildings.
The Lands are in a high state of Cultivaden, and a nuns;
eligible Property for a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Pur-
suits and Field Sports ; the Buildings are in excellent order ; the
Mansion, with well-arranged Apartments, dry, and comfortable,
erected within a few Years, at a considerable Expense ; sociable
Neighbourhood, excellent Markets, plentifully supplied at a ,
reasonable Rate, Fairs, Grammar and other Schcols, Coaches
ass to and from Landon daily. Fourteen Miles from Exeter
and Honiton, Twenty-one from Taunton, Sixty from Bristol anti
Bath, anti One Hundred and Seventy from London.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Rendell, Solicitor, Tiver-
too, where Particulars may be had; the London Inns and Hotel,
Exeter and Plymouth ; Castle Inn, Taunton ; White Lion, and
Lamb Inns, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Hen and Chickens, Birming-
ham ; Bear, Reading; Castle, Salt-bill; Messrs. Ilurd and Co.
King's Bench-walk, Temple; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Phan may be seen.
London, England, 1820-09-18

SPAIN.

We regret to say, that our accounts from Spain,
received this day, are less promising than any that
have reached us since the commencement of tie Itt..
volution. The demon of discord seems to hate
shewn its countenance an.ong tho-e mho ought tol.e
animated by one mind and ,entiii.eht—the cau eof
Liberty and Justice. It al tear firm the stateme is
in the Paris Papers, that General •Rittoo, the father
of the Revolution, has, in some way, incurred she
displeasure of the (ones, and has in tonse..ue.l:e
been deprived of his Government of G 1J
sent in exile m Oviedo. He may ha% e merite: the
displeasure of the Rulers, hut r augur s ill to see a
man—and one, too, who has •ei ved Ivs country—
subjected to any kind of Punishment, without even
the term of a trial. According to the Ministerial
French Journals, the dismissal of Ritmo has given
very general satistacrion tt.e Journals of the Lik-
rates, on the contrary, assert that it had excited at
Madrid the.greatest sensation.
London, England, 1820-09-18

BANKRUPTS.

William Raphael Eginton, Birmingham, dealer, to aDrrender
September 29, 7.0, andktober 28, at twAve, at the Royal
Hotel, Birminghant. Attornies, Hews. Clarke and Co.
Chancery lune; or v,essts. Webb and Co. Birmingham.
James Cutler, Bath, wnollen-draper, September 19, :50. and
October 28, at tett; at Guiluball, London. Attorney,
Carpenter, Furr.ival's Inn, Holhorn.
John 'Stubbs, Castle-street, Leicester-square, yew S;ptent-
ber 23, October 7 and 26, at ten, at GoralhalL Attafitesp
Messrs. Ma.7hew and Co. Chancery-hme. t
Robert Rainey, Liverpool, merchant, Ottobet 3, 4.114211,ft
one, at the George Ann, Dale-stree:, Liverpool. Attornisvp
Mr. Massey, or Mr. Alurtow, Liverpool. •
Joseph Slater, Wolverh-mpton, maltstei, S:ptenh-r 22, at sire
23, and (ktober 24, at eleven, at the Littl to. • be.
• Penkridge. Attotai,as, 'Messrs. Ball and Willett, GreatilllMM
street, lk•dford-ro•.v; or Mr. Shutt, Walsail, Staffordshire.
Edward Wick h tm Dickenson, Livert.ool, merchant, Septarebe
30, October 7 and at one, at the G: urge 1. n, laverposk,
Attornies, Messrs. Orred and Law., Liverpool; or esert,
Lowe and Blower, Sootbampton-buil.iing., l hai,cery-lane.
James Glover, Walsall, Staffordshire, iron-founder, B,pteniber
22, at six, 25, and October 2e, at eleven, at the Litietei:s
Arms Inn, Penkridge. Attornies, Mr. -.1.11e,..1er, Castle.
street, Holborn; or Mr. Smith, Walsall, Staffordshire.
James Mills, Water-liine, Lower-street, wine-merchant, Sep-
tember 26, October 7 and 28, at elevett, at GuildnalL At.
torucy, Mr. Lang, Penchurch-street.
George Warren, late of Bath, cheese and bacon-factor, Sep-
: rimiber 25, 26, and Octobet 28, at eleven, at the Assembly,
Coffee-house, Bristol. At t ornies, Messrs. Williams and White,
Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Stoke, Caere:v:l, Monmouthshire.
"James Thomas, Carpenter's-buildings, London-wall, merchant.
October 9, 10, and 28, at ten,. at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Richardson. Walbrook.
William and Anthony Corp, Exeter, linen-drapers, September
26, October 12 ard 22, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. Al.
tornies, Mr. R. Brutton, Broad-street; or Mr. C. Druttost,
Castle-street, Exeter.
DIVIDEN DS to be made at GUILDHALL.

Oct. 14, T. M'Nae, Qaeen-square, inerch.int, at twelve.—.
Oct. 51, J. Taytor, Shoredital, corn-chandler, at ten. Nov.
25, M. Samson, Dorset-piaci:, Cliptiam-road, exchange-broker,
at twelve. Oct. 7, W. Williams, Amen-corner, bookseller, at
ten. Oct. 7, V. Labrnw, Sr. Joht:-street, Smithfield, dritpgitt,
at twelve. Sept. 23, T. b. Latham and J. Parry, Devonshire-
square, merchants. at twelve. Oct. 10, W. I'rest and J. Wool-
ner, Lawrence-Pountney-lad:, corti.tactors, at ten. 8. pt.
T. Hornsby, Cornhill, stock-broker, at twelve.
London, England, 1820-09-18

on Saturday morning sht went before a Magistratcr-
-Crou-exatnined: She had been three years mar-
ried. Her room looked-- into Gee's-court ; but she
'could not sky tbat•the court was much 'inhabited.
'Her husband was not- unacquainted that she had
asked the man to come up to screw the tester ; and
he scolded her for it. She told him not to laugh or,
joke, or take notice, because Finch did not like it.—
His conduct to others, she had seen, was most unbe-
coming a married man. She asked her husband to
unscrew the tester, but he said she had better get
some one to do it lor her. She,-screamed the whole
time, but no one came to her assistance. She was
never thrown down. . -
There being.no other evidence for the prosecution,
Mr. Justice RICHARDSON thotight it quite insufficient
to sustain a charge of this most serious nature; and
the Jury, agreeing in that opinion, instantly ac-
quitted the prisoner.

THEATRES.
London, England, 1820-09-18

-FROM TME GAZETTE DE FRANCE.

We are assured that an Extraordinary Courier
from Madrid, who arrived to-day, has 131 tiOn t;
following news:
" GeneralEfico:Las:been deprived of the Govern-
mentof Gailicia, to which he had been ail,..la.ed,
and exiled to Oviedo.

• I, The Governor of
.Madrid, VELASCO, has been
also exiled from the Capital, as well as all the prin-
cipal leaders of the club of
,Fontana de Oto.

" It appears that R too had. made a represmtatica
to the Cortes, divi..ek into two parts.

" On the first, relative to his services, they decided
that it should be remitted to the Commission for Na-
tional Recompenees ; on the second, which trt ated
of the injustice of Government towards him, they
passed to the Order of the Day, after a discussion
which was very stormy.
" This energetic determination of the Government
has caused pretty general satisfaction at Madrid."
London, England, 1820-09-18

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Earl and Countess T,Fatrac have left their seat, Wotton,
Backs, en a visit to the Marquis and Marc Lioness of Dr egurc-
NAM, at their seat in the Isle of right.
Lord W. BINTINCC arrived on Saturday a, his house in Park-
tine from his seat, Ly). Norfolk.
Cord Ciicacmil.t. arrived on Sattuday at Machetes Hotel,
glccadilly, from the Duke of MAsizolWittl3.6 seat, lasidatimo
Oa ford ddre.

Lord FALMOUTH left his house is St. James'* care. ea Sa.
tr-day, on a visit to Ilvsav nivxmi, Esq. )LP. at his seat,
li:nsaon-ball, near Wimliorn' Doreetskire.
Lord CLAULIII Frrzr.ov has left town, kr lib seat he Suffolk.
Lord Nearwr has left his seat ILleys, to kola a large shoot.
patty in Scotland.
Lady FALLOUTS left Lady STAPLETON'S seat fa Osfordshiros,
on Friday, on a visit to 11.1 r. and Mrs. Dams?, at OAT seat,
Dorsetslaire.
BlaTlL—.lt the Lady of William W. Beecher,
Esq. 51. P. of a son, which only lived till day.

Miss WENSILEV, who is announced for appearance
in the character of Juliet, upon the re-opening of Co..
;ent-Garden Theatre, this evening, is the same young
Lady who made an anonymous dcbut upon those
boards on the 11th of January last with such distin-
rshed success, in the character of Rosalind. It
was in tragedy. we have heard, that her histrionic
lalent first disc.wered itself, at a private exhibition of
:!:c part of &hider-a, before many persons of high dis-
:t mination, and it was at their persuasion that she was
.ndnced to submit them to theordeal of public opinion.
A letter has been received in town by the lion. E.
PqNSONDY train Captain Sraucaa, in which he states
rirprise that a rumour of his death should have been
atloat at Buenos Ayres% no such eveqt as 'a quarrel
Cr duel having taken place between him and his first
It is believed that a person, who went
li()IC without leave, ;titer some unscondUct,
the story, to account for his not returning on
The report was the more readily credited,
the vessels hoisted their colours half-mast
the same day, but that is suppoted to have
I,cat in consequence of the receipt of tlw tnitAxwbOl7
ti••••,4 of she lintets death.
London, England, 1820-09-18

FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. RAE.

On Friday last, the, remains of this Gentleman
were deposited in Covent-Garden Church-gird ;
and, although it was a private funeral, .many of
his colleagues were observed; who were anxious
to testify their regard without parade or ostenta-
tion. They were no t ctors here—their silent sym-
pathy, in the deprivation of an associate, cut off. in
the very • prime of life, spoke most eloquently
their estimation of his worth, their regret for his
loss, their respect for his memory ; and his sur-
vivors had the consolation of knowing, that though
useless, forms and ceremonies were dispensed with,
his remains were embalmed with the genuine tears
of grateful sensibility. We regret, most sincerely
regret, that he has left his family (consisting of a
wife, one son, and two daughters),. totally without
provision; though we have, at the same time, the
satisfaction of knowing, that the greatest interest is
excited on behalf of his now destitute v:idow and
children. Mr. ELLISTON, with a warmth commen-
surate with his ardent feelings, has most liberally
offered the use of his Theatre, and
.his brethren ale
most anxious to come forward to further his benevo-
lent intentions. We know, that to a liberal Public,
such an appeal will not be made in vain ; and; as
Mr. ELLISTON'S offer has been gratefully accepted,
we are assured, that all the talent and ability of the
profession will shortly be exerted, under distinguished
patronage, at once to testify their benevolence for
the living, and •the high estimation in which they
, held their departed frieud.

. Bow-STREET,—Late on Friday evening, a Jew,
who gave his name as Solomon Joseph, was examined
before. the Sitting Magistrate, on suspicion of being
concerned in stealing a box, containing -400 sove-
reigns, from the Chichester stage coach, :It ap-
peared, by the st dement of Samuel Pocock, the
driver of the Chichester coach, that on the t.M.th of
August last, Mr. Hine, the book-keeper at the Golden
Cross Inn, Charing-cross, delivered to him a box,
which was understood to be valued at 1.400 ; that
he deposited the same in the front seat of the coach,
and locked. it. At that time a man. Nr hom he verily
believed to be the prhoner, w.ts in the coach ; he had
got into it just as it vas leaving the Bolt.in-Tun inn-
yard, Fleet-street. The v•itness proceeded with the
coach to the Elephant and Castle, and there received
more luggage; he then went on to Kingston, and
there the person who had rode inside the coach was
missed, and it was then also discovered that the front
seat was broken. open and the box taken otit.--He
was weariude4 for rele„ppaiination on Friday rust.

AROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTR.
London, England, 1820-01-24

FAIRY TALES.

This day were published, 7iviti Twenty-seven coloured Enzrav-
.
ings,.price 6s. bound,
TWENTY-SIX of the most popular and cele-
brated FAIRY TALES; consisting of Cinderella, Blue-
Beard, Jack and the Bean-Sulk, &c. &c. Now first collected
and k evised by BENJ. TABART.
Published by W. Sams, opposite to St. James's Palace; and
to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had,
The Vocal Library, of Two Thousand English, Scottish, apd
Irish Songs. los. 6d. bound.
London, England, 1820-01-24

[ARII

On Saturday, the 15th instant, at the residence of his Excel-
lency the British Ambassador at Paris, James Blakeway, Esq.
of Bedford-street, to Charlotte lieuriette, youngest daughter of
Monsr. Thiebaud, of b:pernay, Champagne.
The Rev. Collier Smithers, of Queen's College, Oxford, and
of Gxeenwick to Amelia, second daughter of Mr. Robert Older-
shaw, of Islington.
The Rev. Edward Davies, Master of the • Grammat SchooT,
Llanwrst, Denbighshire, to Mary, second daughter of J. Lloyd,
Esq. of Cefu Madock. '
The Hon. and Rev. William Edenoo Ann Marie Lady Gm
de Ruthyn, widow of the late Lord Grey de • ' •

The. Rev. J. S. Hodges. t• Julia,-thii-4. daughter of the late
'William ItMeier, Esq. of I'astry, Kent: -
Wednesday, at•Fulham, Wirt, Wilberforce, jun. Esq. eldest
son of Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. to Miss Vary Frances
Owett, second daughter of the Rev. John Owen, Rector of
Pagleshant.
London, England, 1820-01-24

VIENNA, JANUARY 5.

Count Thorn, Secretary to the Austrian Legatiov,
has arrived from St. Petersburgh, with dispatches,
which are supposed to relate to the late measure
taken it Germany.
There has beet► no conferences for this week past:
the Members of the Congress are much engaged in
the Committee.
We expect here shortly, his Imperial Highness the
Viceroy. of Lombardy and Venice, and also her Ma-
jesty the Archduchess Maria Louisa.
There is a report of an approaching Meeting of
the Diet of Hungary, in which her Majesty the Em-
press is to be crowned Queen of Hungary.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. respectfully
acquaint the Public, that the State Lottery will finish
drawing NEXT ,FATORDAY, the 29th instant.—The
Wheel contains Two Prizes of £20,000 Money, &c.
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on sale
by RICHARDSON, GOODLIJCK, and Co. at their Offices,
Bank-buildings, Zombi'', and Charing-Cross, who
sold, last August, No. 710, a Prize of £36,000 Cons..
QUICK SVCCESSION OF FORTVNATE EVENTS !--The
first-drawn Price in the tat Lottery, entitled to
£20,000, Money and Consols, was sold in Shares,
by Wpm. The first-drawn Prize in thepresent Lottery
entitled to £20,000 consols, was also sold, in Shares,
by Wass, Thus Two Twenty Thousands have been
distributed at his Offices within two months ; and,
in the course of the last eight years, in proportion to
the number of Tickets sold, more Capital Prizes have
been obtained at his Offices than at any other in- the
world.—NErr SATURDAY the Lottery will finally
close—Two Prizes of £20,000 sterling Abney,
and every other Prize will he drawn on that day.—
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, on sale . t
WEBS'S Offices, 9, Cornball and 17, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1820-01-24

This day was published,
In Two Vols /Ivo. the Eighth Edition, with a Portrait, and
Two other Engravings, price £1 ls. •
THE REMAINS of HENRY KIRK WHITE,
of Nottingham, late of St. John's College, Cambridge,'
with an Account of his Life.
By ROBERT SOUTHEY, rasp Poet Laureate.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London.
In the Press, and shortly will be pubilsied,
Memoirs of the Life of John Wesley. the Founder of the
17.tiglish Methodists. By R. Southey, Esq. In r. vols. octavo,
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