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London, England, 1820-12-05

the-defendant submitted to a verdict being entered'
for the Crown, for a penaltyof Five Hundred Pounds
for the use of the drugs, and of One Thousand Pounds
for the value of the copper.
THE ATTORNEY-811NERAL v. HENRY HUNT.
This was an information filed by the Attorney-Pre-
' neral against Henry Hunt, Esq. of political celebrity,
to recover penalties incurred by him for having in
his possession a considerable quantity of roasted peas
and beans, and other grain, in imitation of, and to
be used as a substitute for coffee.—Previous to the
case being called on,
Mr. HILL, on the part of the defendant, moved
the Court to have it postponed to next Term.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, that he had seen
his, Learned Friend's affidavits, and although the
reasons therein assigned were not conclusive, yet he
had no disposition to hurry on the case if the defend-
ant was unprepared.
LONDON -SESSIONS..
- -

Yesterday these Sessions commenced, before the
LORD MAYOR, the Sheriffs, Recorder, Aldermenl
MAGNAY, Sir C. S. HVNTER, and ANSLEY.
The RECORDER, after giving the Grand Jury some
instructions with relation to the case of perjury, con-
gratulated them on the comparative thinness of the,
Calendar of the present Sessions.
On the names of the Gentlemen summoned to
serve on the Petty Jury being called over, one claimed
to be excused on the ground that he had only been
married the day before, and was by no means in a
fit condition to deliberate upon a Jury !
The COURT seemed to be startled at this novel
objection, but, upon a moment's consideration, they
allowed it to be a good one, and excused the individual.
London, England, 1820-12-05

READING SAUCE.

JCOCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of the
• CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, most respect-
fully cautions the Nobility, Families, and the Public, against. the
daily Frauds and Impositions practised by many London and
Country Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive
them of the GENUINE READING SAUCE.

None are genuine but those which have the Corks sealed with
the impression, " J. COCKS, READING ;" and also the fol-
lowing description of the Sauce, on an Orange-coloured Label;
" ItrxioNc SAncE, for Fish, enriching Gravies, Sec. Prepared
and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. COCKS, Reading."
This SAUCE is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, in
preference to all other Fish Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly de-
licious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Steaks, and Cold Meat ;
warranted ;:, keep good seven years in any Climate. It is pre-
sumed that no Sauce ever met with such general approbation
and extensive sale. It is patronized and recommended by most
of the first Families in the Kingdom. It is retailed in London
by 250 of the most respectable Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders;
in Bath by ;,O; lkistol, !0; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 50; and
by all the principal Fish Sauce Dealers in the United Kingdom ;
most of whom sell COCKS'S GENUINE ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES, made with prime Gorgona Fish, rich as possible.
The trial e f a small Bottle will ensure it the preference.
London, England, 1820-12-05

:XCHANGE.

Seville 363
Gibraltar ...... 303
Leghorn 47
Genoa 44
Venice Ital. Liv. e 7 60

Malta
Naples
Palermo ll3 per ea
Dublin 7

C0rk.....-*.-4... .. T
Agio of the Hoak se Hol.
Lind 0 _

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. ,EO 6 0
Foreign Gold in Bark. ..
New Doubloons
New Dollars... ......... ...... 0 4 ice
Silver, in bars, standard. 0 4
London, England, 1820-12-05

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

• The worthy Sheriffs, on their arrival, proceeded
to the room where the unfortunate criminals were to
hive their irons struck off. Ettinger, with his hands
fastened, was sitting on a bench before the fire, con-
versing with Mr. BAKER. On the Sheriffs entering
the room, he was taken to the anvil, where he was
relieved of his manacles.
Webb, Edwards, and Madden, came next is suc-
cession. Captain Harnett shortly after appeared,
supported on one side by Mr. BROWN, the Keeper,
and on the other by a Gentleman, a particular friend.
He wore a loose great-coat, and had on a foraging-
cap. He appeared extremely debilitated, but was
not ironed. After the unhappy men had all had
their arms pinioned, they moved forward in mournful
procession to the scaffold, the Reverend Ordinary of
the Prison leading the way, and reading gi I am the
resurrection and the life, saith the LORD: he that
believeth in Ma shall never die," &c.
On their arrival at the fatal drop, the unfortunate
men went up in the-same order as they came to have
their irons taken off. On Madden, whose offence was
that of passing forged Bank of England NQtts, ap-

pearing on the scaffold, considerable corfus:on
place amongst the immense multitude, and loud Cr:s::
were heard of " Murder !"—" Shaine r'
On the appearance of Mrs. Price, convicted for -
same offence, the feeling of the crowd was excited t
still louder and more indignant manifestation,..
of " Murder !"--" Murder !" resounded from
quarters. This unhappy person conducted I:cr:elf
with great propriety, and observed, that she did n';t
feel any apprehensions as to where she was going—
She was respectably dreseed in mourning.
After a short interval the signal was given, and e.e
world closed on these unfortunate beings for es er!
A Gentleman, who was said to be one of the prir,.
cipal Clerks ache Bank, attended during the '.bole
of the melancholy scene. If he reports frithE4
what he saw, he must furnish his employers -.s*h
serious food for reflection on the of of cap7...d
punishment to protect them from forgeries, which a
due attention to the style of engraving their tic.%
might render next to impossible, but which arc a
present of such tempting facility, that they actui'v
bait the needy to destruction.
The following is a copy of a letter addresatd by
Captain Harnett to Mr. Bitowx, the Keeper:
" Cells, December 5, 1820.
" Da& Sra—Tbis is as awful moment to address you—lcre.
well! Hay IlzsvaB and our GOD reward you! Accept r,.7
grateftil thanks for your kindness—kindness never exceeded.
Have the goodnesss to order Mr. Davis possession of my thins,
who has my directions about them.—Farewell,
yours, sincerely, TIIOS. F. HARNETT.
0 I am ill, and the exertion of writing is very great.
" BROWN, Li' Kr
The number of persons condemned to suffer tc-
day was eight, but two have been respited during
his MAJESTY'S pleasute, viz. John Newnhaat, con.
victed of forgery, for whom a respite was received
on Saturday evening; and Henry Harris, also for
forgery, for whom a respite arrived at a late hour
last night.
London, England, 1820-03-23

BRIGHTON, M.lRell 21.

The gratifying task is still ours to report that 0
KING'S health continues hourly to improve.
MAJESTY, however, excepting in occasional wall:.
on the inclosed lawn, confines himself to the Palace,
the prevalence of cold winds being much against tEt
prudence of more extended carr►age airings. His
MAJESTY, as we have already stated, leaves us en
Thursday, to receive the RECORDER'S Report, at Carl.
ton Palace, but his absence will be but of very short
duration.—Lord ERSKINE is among our las: arrivals:
London, England, 1820-03-23

COUNTESS OF MANSFIELD'S BALL.

A very elegant Ball was given by the above leader
in high life, at her Ladyship's spacious mansion, in
Curzon-street, May-fair, on Tuesday evening. Four
rooms were thrown open at tea o'clock ; the dancing
commenced at eleven ; about four hundred persons
were assembled together; a proportion, of course,
only danced in two apartments, which were most
brilliantly illuminated ; but the most singular feature
in the whole entertainment was the band, composed
wholly of amateur musicians of fashion. The great
banqueting-room, which is a most noble saloon, was
devoted to the serving of refreshments in. The
dancing concluded with French figure movements
and waltzes, which were 'kept up tilt a late hour.—
Present—

His Excellency the Persian Ambassador, Duke of San Carlos,
Duke and Duchess of Athol and the Ladies Murray, Prince
Philip of Hesse Humbourg, Duchess of Montrose and Lady
Graham, Earl of Winchilsea, Mr. Finch, Earl of Westmorland.
and Lady Fate, Countess of Coventry, Earl and Countess of
Bathurst and the Ladies Brudenell, Lady Caroline Darner,
Count Cararnan, Baron Decaxes„ Countess of Aylesbury and the
Ladies Bruce, Marchioness of Salisbury, Mons. Clauwitz, Mr.
Mrs. and Miss Beaumont, Lady George and Miss Sefmour,
Earl and Countess Carnarvon and the Ladies Herbert, Sir John
and Lady Murray, Lady Harbcrton and Mrs. Dixon, Earl and
Countess of Maya, Lady Bayning and Miss Towoshend, Lord
and Miss Chetwynd, Colonel Stanhope, Lady Hammond, Mr.
and Mrs. Drummond, Countess of S:anhupe, Sir H. and Lady
Darell, Sir G. Murray, Lady and Miss Rowley, Mrs. Pelham,
'Countess of Mulgrave, Mrs. and Miss Waldegrave, Mr. Mrs.
and Miss Gosling, Sir John and Lady Grey Egerton, Sir N. and
Lady Nightingale, Lady Binning, Mr. Penn, Count de Pillon,
Sir Henry and Lady Torrens, Viscount and Viscountess Ennis-
more, Lady and Miss Clayton, Mrs. and Miss Arbuthnot, Sir
Henry and Lady Campbell, Mons. de Tom, Baron de Neu-
mann, Sir Alured Clarke, Sir Duff and Lady Gordon.
London, England, 1820-03-23

NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons having
Claims upon the Estate and Effects of SKENE KEITH,
late a Captain in his Majesty's 62d Regiment of Foot, and Bre-
vet Major in the Army, who died io the month of October,
1817, at ➢ermuda, to apply to his Administrator Jolla Chal-
mers, 17, amient's Inn, on or before the 10 day of May next
ensuing, when their Claims will be adjusted; otherwise the re-
sidue will after that be paid over to the Legatees.

ORANGE, LEMON, CITRON, AND OTHER TREES

• AND PLANTS.
'THE Annual Importation has just been received
1 at C. BARRON'. Foreign Warehouse, !8,
(late Partner with Mr. Barto Valle) and may be bad from 6s.
to 18s. the Tree. The second Importation of those very fra-
grant and much admired Roots the Tuberose, at 6s. per 40a03,
together with a supply of Catalonian and Arabian Jessamines,
and a variety of Fruit, Shrub, and Vegetable Seeds, from Italy,
will be home in a few days. The Mratico and ontepulciano
Florence Wines in quart and pint flasks, &c.
London, England, 1820-03-23

IF the Relatives or Next of Kin of BENJAMIN
ROVE, late a Captain in his Majesty's Seth Regiment of
Foot, and Brevet Major in the Army, who died the 3d of
August, 1819, at Jamaica, will apply to John Chalmers, 17,
Clement's Inn, Middlesex, they will hear of something to their
advantage.

THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1820.

_JOHN NICHOLS and SON, Printers and Book-
et sellers, having removed the whole of their Establishment
from Red Lio*-passage, Fleet-street, to their new Office,
Parliament-street, beg leave respectfully to return Thanks to
their numerous Friends, foe tilt. ,teady and generous patronize
which their worthy predecessor, Mr. 130WYER, and themselves
have experienced for more than a century ; and to solicit a con-
tinuance of their favours • with an assurance, that future orders,
either in Priutleg or BoOkseUing, will be thankfully received,
and promptly executed.
••• It is requested, that all communications, either for the
Gsxmastaar's MAGAZIN', or on other business, may in future be
directed to " J. NICHOLS and Soo, 2.4. 26," Parliament-street,
Westminster,"

10. Bills and Cases in Parliament, Appeals before the Privy
Council, &c. aed Circular Letters sr Cards, printed with care
and dispatch.

MILLARD'S IMPERIAL SHIRTING CLOTH,

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
VAMILIES going abroad, or returning from the
-1- East and West Indies—The Nobility, Merchants, and the
Public, are respectfully informed, the above CLOTH 1. sold,
stamped exclusively by the Patentee, at his Foreign and British
Family Linen Warehouse, No. 16, Cheapside, and nowhere else
whatever, Wholesale for eportation, and by the Piece ; the
csntain from 26 to 52 Yards for Shirting, and is found
desirable to wear in the East and West Indies, where a wanner
article than Linen is required, as well as in the Cold Climates,
and for its economy. The Pieces for Sheeting contain frosts
two to four pair each.

•
Orders executed with the greatest fidelity. Every description
of Ninny Linens, India and British Long Cloths, White Chintz,
and Ajeagoes, India and British Muslin., &c. the most superb
India and curious British Shawls, peculiar to the House.
London, England, 1820-03-23

FROM THE MONTREAL HERALD OF FEBRUARY 12.

UPPER CANADA PARLIAMENT.—HIS Excellency
the Governor of Upper Canada has, by Proclama-
tion, been pleased to convoke the Parliament of that
Province for the 2lst inst. for the dispatch of business.

The Times of this morning gives the following in-
telligence as entitled to implicit credit :
" Letters have been teccived in town from the Qumar, dated
Rome, the 28th of February, and 6th of March, in which her
MAJESTY speaks positively of her intention of returning to Eng-
land, and of having ordered persons to meet her at Calais. Her
Alsrurr expresses much indignation at the omission of her
name in the Liturgy of the Church of England, and mentions
those persons whom she supposes to have been the instigators
of so gross an insult. Notwithstanding this interdiction, her
Mars= r expresses her hopes that the People of England will still
pray for her in their hearts; and she assures them she is well,
and sensibly alive to the machinations and plots of her cuemits."
London, England, 1820-03-23

PLYNIOUTH,. MARCH 17.

ft is with infinite regret we announce the expected removal
of the Third Royal Veteran Battalion, who have received orders
to embark for Ireland, the moment traner arts arrive fr-r their
conveyance. It would be an unpardom.b:e injustice not to state
that their conduct, from the time of their formation. to the pre-
s^nt moment has been most exemplary, reflecting the highest
honour on the Corps in genera!, and on the Colonel, and those
Officers in particular '.hose strenuo;:s exertions have been the
means of bringing this fine Regiment into such a state of disci.
pline : They have cheerfully, and with the steadiness of Veto-
tars (a distinction they so jus•ly meal performed the duties of
the Garrison so as to merit the approbation of their General, ar.d
the thanks and lieq wishes of the Inhabitants, whose comfort
has le.rtn so materially benefited by their resuLar and erdtr:v
conduct. They prepare to embark for the sister Kingdom with
renovated spirits, proud to be cal!..d upon by their Sovryxs:4
to shire with their brother-soldiers the mote active dttties
their profession.
GOVERNMENT IIOUSIP., CLIATHAM,

March SO; 11120.

Geurtcr.xe.:4--I am honoured with your Letter of this date,
conveying the th,:rks of the Local Cotr:•nittee of the Nortncz
Ustox Ftaa Orrice, for what they ice plei.sed to term " The
indefatigable and meritorious services of the Ist Royal Vcter:e
Battalion, in protecting the property, and their active end'
yours to arrest the pi ogrebs cf the flames, during the late de-
ct ructive fire at Chatham :" also requesting, " that if Iliad no-
ticed any individuals who bad particularly distinguished them-
selves on this occasion, that I world point them out ; and if so,
they would use their endeavours to procure as adequate reward
for their goo.: conduct ;" I have, Gentlemen, had great pleasure
1,1 communicating this tribate of the approbation of thv Commit-
tee, to the (hikers and &Adler% und;:r my command, who re-
quest me to assare them, that they are sensible of their attentions,
and obliged by their offers; ai.d as their first wish is at all
tilues to do their duty, and deserve the good will of the in-
habit:mu, they beg to decline any pecuniary reward.

_ .
I have the Isonour to be, Gentlemen,
Y.ur most °he( lent humble sent t,
(f4ned) AIICII. CHRISTIE,
Coloncl Ist Royal Vet. Ba:t.
To :he Agents of the Tiorwich Union tociety.
London, England, 1820-03-23

T.ICEURS ANGLAISES.

T4IIEIIMITE Observations
Fur lea :11ccurs et Usages de., Antlais, an commencement
du X I Xme. &irk, faisant Suite Ila Collection des hlceurs
Fransaises par XI. DE JOUY ; Tome ler o=6 de Gravures,
etc. Paris, MO, 6s. Just imported by Dulau and Co. No. 37,
Soho-square.
London, England, 1820-03-23

EAST INDIA lIOUSE.

Yesterday, a Quarterly General Court was held at
the East India House.—After the usual forms,
The CHAIRMAN (C. Marjoribanks) rose, and pro-
posed the confirmation of the Resolution of the Ge-
neral Court of Proprietors of the 22d of December
last, granting to Sir George Hilaro Barlow, Ban, a
pension of £l5OO leer annum.
Mr. IL JACI:S:)N opposed the grant, and moved an
Amendment, which, after a cnnsiderable debite, was
negatived, when the on motion was put and
carried in the affirmative.

The CHAIRMAN then submitted to the considera-
tion of the Court of Proprietors, an unanimous Pe..
solution of the Court of Directors, of the 22d of De-
cember last, recommending the Court of Proprietors
to authorize the Directors to cffcr to his Majesty to
raise and maintain, at the expense of the Company,
a Corps of Volunteer Infantry from an:ongst the men
in the employ of the Company ; and if such offer
should be accepted, to defray the expense out of the
funds of the Company. After some discussion, the
Resolution was put and carried in the affirmative.
The Court then adjo,lrned sine die.
London, England, 1820-03-23

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

TWELFTH D.T.
The numbers at the close of the poll this day were,
Sir FRANCIS BUIDETT - - - - 443$
Mr. Hosmotaz - cog
Mr. LAMB - - - - 3587

Mr. LANIB proceeded to address the crowd...-.
They would naturally anticipate that he was not so
much satisfied with the state of the poll that day as
on the preceding. He steadfastly relied, however, on
the promises of his friends, to come to his assistance
whenever lie should call upon them ; and all he now
intended to say was, to request they would not put
it off any longer, but come up to poll as speedily as
possible.
Mr. HOBROUSE.—In the words of Mr. Lamb, he
believed the poll that day would speak a little for
him. Those who might have felt any fears or doubts
about the result of the contest, would now see that
it was next to a moral impossibility that the Elec.
tors of Westminster, after having come forward so
gloriously at the beginning, should fall off towards
the end. He appealed to them if it was not "as no-
torious as the sun ar noon-day," that undue influence
had been used by his antagonist in this contest.—
His voters were actually dragged to the poll. But
he would tell Mr. Lamb, that even if he had 200
of a majority to-morrow, it would be of no avail ;
but it was his opinion that he would have none.—
He had told them yesterday of some of the various
shapes Mr. Lamb assumed in the course of his can-
vass. Ile was not then aware, however, that among
others, he intended to come into Parliament as a
Member for the Attornies. He 1::o.n read a circular
letter, signed " An Attorney," calling upon all the
Gentlemen of that descriptica to maim a" simulta.
neous canvass" for Mr, Lamb, as the professica
wanted some " really useful Member, whose doors
would be always open to the attornies." He could
tell them a good reason for the doors of Mr. Lamb
being always open those Gentlemen, for he was a
Barrister I—(A laugh)—but he hoped the Electors
of Westminster would find in this one more reason
why their doors should be closed against his oppo-
nent, To-morrow, therefore, they were to expect to
be over-crowded at the hustings by a flight of attor-
nies !—(Laughter). He had a satisfaction in assuring
them that neither the Attornie., the Tories, wit the
Whigs, would be able to cope with them on the pre-
sent occasion. He concluded by conjuring them rot
Ito relax in their exertions, but to stand firm
st their
posts, and not believe the victory was won until they
saw the popular Candidates at the bead of the poll,
at the final close of the contest—(Great applausel,
The pi esent contest for Westminster is become a
sporting one; and large sums are depending, not
1 only upon the issue, but. also upon each day's Poll:
London, England, 1820-01-11

CONVERSATIONS ON ALGEBRA.

This day were published, in 12mo. price is. boards,
CONVERSATIONS en AL, ,EBRA ; being an
Introduction to the first Principles of that Science.
Deigned for those who have not the Advantage of a Tutor,
as well as for the Use of Students in Schools.

WILLIAM COLE.
Printed for Longman, Burst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

This day were published, in 12mo. price 4s. bound,
SCANNING EXERCISES for Young Prcsodians;
contaiaing the first two Epistles from the rii,4eeta ex Ovidio,
minutely scanned, proved by the Rules of the Eton Granmar,
mid interspersed with occasional Remarks.
By JOHN CAREY, LL.D.
Classical, French, and English Teacher.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, (hme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Latin I roandy made Easy; price 7s. 6d. bound.
Clavis Metrico-Virgiliana ; price Is. Gd. bound.
The Eton Latin Prosody, illustrated; Is. Gd. bound.
Alphabetical Key to " Pr'pria Qum Maribus," &c. is. bd.
Skeleton of the Latin Accidence.
London, England, 1820-01-11

THE ARMY.

The 55th Regiment is under orders to march from
Plymouth,. to be succeeded by the sth Veteran Bat-
talion, from Shrewsbury. •
Tuesday, another detachment of the 4th Royal Ve-
-teran Battalion arrived at Edinburgh, and on Wed-
nesday two companies of the same Regiment marched
into the Castle from York. Thursday, a company of
the 80th Regiment marched into the Castle, from
Fort George.
Saturday se'nnight, Sir T.D. HESKETti, Bart. Colo-
nel of the 3d, or Prince Regent's Own Royal Lan-
cashire Militia, entertained the Staff of his Reginieat,
and their wives, at Preston, with au excellent dinner.l
After a variety of appropriate songs and toasts, they
separated; highly gratified with the hospitality of
their Colonel. _

" Head-quarters, Calcutta, June 25, 1819.
" His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, with the sanc-
tion of the Most Noble the Governor-General in Council, is
pleased to direct, that his Majesty's 21st Regiment of Light Dra-
goons shall, as soon as boats can be procured for its conveyance,
proceed by water to Berampore, preparatory to the Regi-
ment's coming to the Presidency for the purpose of embarking
for Europe."
London, England, 1820-01-11

(denounced by Count LANJUINAIS last Session, but
of which the existence was denied 1)1 M. DE CAzz)
are coming to Paris, to play the part formerly acted,
by the Marseillois. '
" The Conservateur, The Quotidienne, and The Dra-
pean Blanc, have for some time thrown out hints of
this kind—understood by their friends, and shrewdly
guessed at by their enemies. The Drapeau Blanc, in-
deed, has not minced the matter ; it says, at once—
' One hour of good will,
.:ind the day's our own.'
The hint has not been thrown away on any party.—
This smiling aspect of affairs has half cured M.
DESERRE of the Jamais sickness, and his Doctors
now think he will recover.

Joy sparkles in the faces of all the Royalists;
for, though M. Ds CAZES has not yet resigned, they
boast of having given him three kicks, which his Mi
nistry cannot survive. Now, we apprehend, that the
march of the Chouans to Paris is not near, and will
be adjourned sine die, like the visit o► TRESTAILLONS,
who was to have come on a similar errand. M. DE
CAZES has not yet resigned ; And his politics resem-
ble, so much, those of his Majesty, that he will, per-
haps, stay in a little longer to plague those Gentlemen,
and prevent the pleasure and utility of the Cliouans' vi-
sit to Paris. If the Charter and the Law of Elections
arc to undergo some modifications, it will be only
the more effectually to shelter them from the attacks
of all parties, and establish liberty on the basis of
equal rights." . •

A Boston Paper, of the 9th December, states, that
Don MATEO DE LA &RNA, who is the Charge des
Affaires of the KING of SPAIN to the United States,
has arrived at the seat of Government.

The Alabama Republican states, that " the Spanish
Commander at Pensacola had issued a Proclamation,
ordering all Americans to depart the Province in
eight hours, with their effects. A person, who is in
town, fled with such precipitancy as to swim the
Perdido river."
London, England, 1820-01-11

IN pursuance of the Act of the 56th Year of his
present Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen-
ticners of this Hospital shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in
-:'.•-ancc, instead of half-yearly : Notice is hereby given, by or-
;;r of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commis-
•ioncrs for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the
flnt-Pt:nsioners thereof, residing in London, or within the dis-
of the 13111 s of Mortality, are required to appear personally,
re;imentally, with their Instructions, and Certificates of
at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the
cc, ~:tive days, and in their different classes, according to their
ber. -II Rates of Pension as undermentioned; when attendance
ec given from ten o'clock in the morning, until three in
the af.ernoon, for the payment of a quarter of a year's pension
in .tdvance to the 2 tth March next.

On TUESDAY, the 11th of JANUARY.
The I"..llsioners at sd. per day, and those at 6d. to the end of
the th;robertd liezimentß.

On WEDNESDAY, the lah of JANUARV.

Those at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remaining
Ilegimcnts sr.d Corps; those at 7d. and Bd. and all the Cavalry
at 9d. per dad•.
London, England, 1820-01-11

MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL-MEDICAL SCHOOL

THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES will
commence on TUESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1820.
On the Theory and Practice of Physic, by Dr. P. M. La-
'MAN and Dr. SOUTHEY, onNondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
at Nine in the Morning.
On Chemistry, by Dr. ASHBURNER. on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at Nine in the Morning.
On Islateria Medica, by Dr. P. M. LATHAM and Dr. &wave:,
on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at Eight in the 'Morning.
On Midwifery, and the Diseases of Women and Children,
by Dr. tiZILKIMAN and Dr. Lay, daily, at Half-put Ten in the
Morning.
Further particulars may be !earnest by application to Mr.
Biddell, Apothecary, at the Hospital.

This day was Published, in Bvo. puke 7s.'in boards,
AN ESSAY ON THE NATURE OE HEAT,
LIGHT, and ELECTRICITY.
By CHARLES CARPENTER BOMPASS,
Barrister at Law.
Printed for T. mid G. Underwood, 32, Pleet.street.

This day was published,
In 12mo. (the 'Fourth Edition) price 2.1. 6d. bound, of
GRAMMATICAL QUESTIONS, adapted to the
Grammar of Lindley Murray ; with Notes.
By the Rev. C. BRADLEY.
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" To those Teachers who make use of Mr. Murray's valuable
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London, England, 1820-01-11

THE BOXERS' GLEE.

Tune, " The New Mariners."

Ye Pugilists of England,
Who guard y ur native sod,
Whore pluck has brav'd, a thousand years,
Cross-buttock, blow, and blood,
Your corky canvas sport again,
To mill another fa!,
As you spring round the ring,
While the betters noisy grow;
While the banging rages loud and long,
And the betters noisy growl
A Briton needs no poniards,

No bravo 'long his street;
His trust is in a strong-roped ring,
A square of twenty feet.
With one-NIA from his horny fists
He floors the canes below,
As they crash, on the grass,
When the betters noisy grow;
When the hanging ragei loud and long,
And the betters noisy grow!
The spirits of prime pugilists
Shall rise at ev'ry round;
For the ring it was their field of fame,
To them 'tis holy ground:
Where Sack and mighty Belcher fell,
Your manly hearts shall glow,
As you I,Jc,, true as steel,
'While the betters noisy grow;
While the banging rages loud and long,
And the betters noisy grow !
The Ronda-rag of England
Mast yet terrific burn,
Till Ireland's troublesome Knight be beat,

And the star of Crib return!
Then, then, ye glutton-pugilists,

. . _
The claret red shall flow,
To the fame of your name,
When the noise of bets is low;
When Sir Dan lies levell'd loud and long,
And the noise of bets is low!

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

31TTINIS AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
ODDS ON THE GREAT RACES TO COME

DEKIW.
11 t• 1 agst Mr. Pierce's colt I 17 to 1 agst Duke
16 to 1 agst Brother to Blucher I 18 t• 1 apt Kestercl
16 to I a;i:t Pilidarc.e WO to 5 agst auy other.
16 to 1 agst colt out of BrisLis
4to 1 apt the Sorcery filly 112 to 1 apt Bride

OAKS.

DON;;ASTER ST. LEGER.
11 to 1 against Mr. l'ierst:s grey colt, by Walton.
Nincty-two horszs arc entered for the Spring Meeting
liaWmarkct.

BONI XG.
The fight between Sit,iton and will take place in Ilert.
,rat,iiire, on ThursUo;', twe:Ay-fivs:. ndles from London...—
Betting is about even, but Shuiten fur choice.

A SPORTING RACE.
The sweepstakes running match of Wednesday week caused a
It atch of the same kind to be made at a convivial meeting in
Pall-mall, on Sattuday hii;ht, and which was decided yesterday,
on the Bath r9ad. It was for a stake a twenty guineas each, as
follows:—The nrich was to dc ris miles, and :\ tr. Carter gave
one mile at s.aribig to 'Mr. lirainian, who weighs 15 stone;
three quarters of a. mile to Mr. Pigecn, and hail a riiie to Mr.
C.rt.cr got eo wi.h Janie; at four in:les, and ihe latter
gave io. It was a file race iu :t..twt..11 the other three; P:geon
ovurt.ak Roffman in the laic quarter of a mile, but Iv: was too
much exhausted to bead him. Carter, who had made extraur.:
dinary play hi the last mile, was much reduced also, and the 15
stone man beat Carter by six yar&, and Pigeon by Lon. Carter
did his ground in 35 minutes. They were all much distressed.
London, England, 1820-01-11

CHRONOLOGY FOR YOUNG PERSONS.

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Dy CHARLES SCUDAMORE, M.D.
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BIRTHS.

Dec. irk at Macduff, Mrs. Bisset, wife of Capt. James Bis-
set, 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, of a son.
At Moynalty Glebe, county of Meath, the widow of the
late Major Wade Bothwell, of a son.
Tuesday, at Sunderland, the wife of the Rev. J. Hayton, of
a still-born son.
London, England, 1820-01-11

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Those at 9:3. from the Foot Guar,ls, with those from the Ist
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On FRIDAY, the 14th of JANUARY.
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: Reiiments and. Corps, as also those at 10d. per dly.

On SATURDAY, the 15th of JANUARY.
Those at is. per day, from the i'•ifferent Regiments of Cavalry,
n.:1; the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards.
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MARRIED.

At Hawkhead, the seat of the Right lion. the Earl of Glas-
gow, on the 2d of January, Mr. Alexander Fraser to Lady
Augusta Boyle, youngest daughter of the Earl of Glasgow, and
sister of Lord Viscomit Kelbourne : immediately after the ce-
remony the happy couple set off for his Lordship's estate, Eta%
Northumberland. .
London, England, 1820-01-11

DIED.

Tuesday, aged 19, Will'am, eldest son of Robert Lakeland,
Esq. of York : and a Student of St: John's College, Cambridge.
Dec. 18, at Milbank, near Dumfries, Mils J. Gilchrist,
youngest daughter of the late Dr. Ebenezer Gilchrist.
Dec. 20, at his house of Downie Park, Lieut.-Col. William
Rattray, late of the lion. Company's Bengal Artilla.y.
At the Isle of France, A. W. Young, Esq. Commissary-Ge.
neral of that Island.

HIGM-WATER at LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
IR ruing - . - 40 minutes after 10
Atttruocon - 1 S '— 12

LON 1X) Vriuted and put)lished by Laya4. lUss,
Place, Teinrlaliar,
London, England, 1820-09-12

CONTRACT TO DELIVER COALS AT GIBRALTAR

AND IN THE WEST INDIES.
• Commi..6aria: Department, Treasury Chambers,
Eth September, 1840.
SUCH Persons as arc desirous of Contracting with
the Agent fur Commissariat Supplies, to deliver COALS
at Cibvt.ltat, and Antigua, may receive Particulars
of the Contracts at this Office, between the hours of Ten and
Four, and deliver their Tcclers, sealed up, and directed to the
Agent for Commissariat Supplit,s, marking thereon "Tender
for Coals," on or before FRIDAY, the 842 d instant; but
none will be received after Twe:ve o'Clock on that day;
nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to
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Persons of known Property, engaging to become bound with the
Party tendering, in the Sum expressed in the Particulars, for the
due Performance of the Contract.

GUILDRIALI„ LONDON, AUGUST 24, 1820.
pHE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S
LANDS will meet at Guildhall, on WEDNESDAY, the
13th day of September next, at Twelve &Clock at Noon, to
'SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION the Office or Place of one of
the four ONION and FRUIT METERS of the City of Lon-
don, occasioned by the death of Mr. John Nash.

The Particular and Conditions of Sale may be seen on appli-
cation at the Comptroller's Office, Guildhall.
JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller.

Fri BISH, CONTRACTOR for another LOT-
-11. • TERM'.-4,300 Tickets will be drawn First Day, which
will be ALL PRIZES !

TWO Prizes of flo,oco in the First Fifteen Minutes!
Two of £20,000
Two . of £lo,ooo

&e. &c. &c.
ALL STERLING 3; 0N E Y-Mly 7,600 Tickc:ts !

•
Every Ticket or Share bought before the First Day,will have
the Chance of the Two £lO,OOO Prizts, which are sure to be
drawn in the first quarter of an hour, besides the other Capitals
that may be drawn that day; and if drawn a Blank, the Holder
nny receive kl 4 fur it (Shares in proportion), if presented on
or before 13th October, or have the Chance of the Second Day's
Drawing, with all the Capitals that may remdin in the Wheel;
thereby giving to ev:ry Adventuror, whose Number is drawn a
Blank First Day, the Chance of Two Days certain, with only
one purchase.
TO BE ALL DRAWN IN TWO DAYS,
sth OCTOBER, and 18th OCTOBER.

Tickets an Shares are stlling by T. DISH, Contractor,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London, who Shared
and Sold SIXTEEN CAPITALS in the last Lotttry ; and by
AU his Agents in the Country.

FI.kVSARD'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.

THE Subscribers to this Work are respectfully in-
ferolzd, that a new Voluthe, commencing with the present
session Of Parliament, will be ready for delivery in a few days.
London Printed for Baldwin Cradock, and Joy ; J.
' Booker • Longman, Hurst, Ries, Orme and Brown ; J. M.
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Tzeivrec. AIN.

i
1114111CTVr iilo/1 ADMIRAL,BAION, DATED
it, •. u. , EA ijAWR 34BANQUILLA, JULY 8.
4.1 I have e Satisfa tion of stating, that we have
driven ,the Spaniards to the walls of Carthagena,
4fter having taken the whole Spanish Beet in the
River Magdalena, amounting to about 27 gun-boats,
*nest of them with 12-pounders and long 24-pounders;
Viso all the warlike stores, an immense park of brass
artillery, howitzers, mortars, and battering train com-
plete. The Army of Antioquia has joined us, also
2500 men of the Army of the North, in the Province
of Santa Martha : 2000 more men of this army are
on their way down, with the President Bolivar at
their head, and 1000 more regulars are to arrive
from Antioquia this week; so that we shall. have ef-
fective troops of the line 4000 strong, besides 5000
Militia. This Province rose to arms, at our entering
it, to a man. The Army of the North, under the
command of General Urdaneta, operates on Santa
Martha, Rio de la Hache, and Maracaibo.
" Our force in the Magdalena is at present 42 ves-
sels of war,, and our communication with the whole
of the interior open : immense sums of gold are ex-
pected down, as the country is much in want of goods.
" The port of Savanilla has been declared an open
port to trade, and a custom-house establishment. It
is a fine harbour, well protected by a strong battery,
and a town is to be built immediately; -it commu-
nicates by a channel with the Magdalena.
(Signed) 66 BRION.
" P.S. The head-quarters of the main army is at
Turbaco."
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED AUX CAYES, JULY 26.
"News just now received from Jamaica.—Tv.4o
cargoes of cotton-wool are already received at
Kingston, from Savanilla. The interior of New Gre-
nada is perfectly quiet, and in favour Of Bolivar;
only Carthagena and Santa Martha hold out, but
are blockaded. Every family that has not provisions
for six months has been sent out of both places. The
Archbishop of Carthagena and the Viceroy have fled,
and are at present in Jamaica. It is said that the
atter is a diminutive withered old man, with a head
not above five inches in diameter, and that his exte-
rior appearance makes a singular impression on peo-
ple who recollect the enormities which he has com-
mitted. He lives at Kingston, in the house of a Jew,
and, besides jewels, has saved half a million of dol-
lars. Brion is blamed for having suffered that pain'
to escape." -

REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL.
London, England, 1820-09-12

DEWICK'S SELECT FABLES.

This day were published, in demy Bvo. price 15s. boards,
SELECT FABLES; with Cuts, designed and en-
gravcd-by Thomas and John llevrick, and others, previous
to the year 1731; together with a Memoir, and a descriptive
Catalogue of the Works of Messrs.

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very small Number have been printed on large paper,
to match the other Works of Mr. Bewick, viz. In royal Bvo.
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A GERMAN'S TRAVELS IN ENGLAND.

This day were published, in two vols. duodecimo, price 14s. bds.
rIinAVELS through ENGLAND, WALES, and
1 SCOTLAND, in the Year 1816.—8 y Dr. S. IL SPIK ER,
Librari.in to his Nlajesty the King of Prussia.—Dedicated to the
Friends of England.—Translated from the German.

The Author of these Travels was well known to an ex-
tensave literary circle during his residence in England, and was
as remarkable for the quickness of his observations and the dili-
gence of his inquiries, as for the candour of his remelts, the
urbanity of his manners, and the friendly disposition he inva-
riably manifested towards this Country.
-London : Printed for Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mayor,
and Lepard, Finsbury-square.
London, England, 1820-09-12

ntr.Ncii WINES,
AT No. 4(), OX FO It D-ST REST.

COMMEItdAL HALL WINE CONI-
A. PAN Y respectfully inform the Nobility anti th? Public in
that they have for Sale, at their Concern as above, and
at No. 10, itkinner-sweet, in the City, the iollmiing
FRENCII WINES, of the finest selection :

rut noz. rya stmts.
S.uterne, of the first growth, - - 755. or 6s. 3d.
ilarsac, do. d.. - - - - :Es. or Gs. sa.
Claret, Chateau Margotte,Vintage of 1815, 90s. or 7s. Gd.
Ditto, in Pints, - - - - - 455. or 33. 9d.
Coloured Rod, - - - - - 10t4,. or 94. Od.
Champagne, Sparkling or Creaming, - 1265. or 10s. Gd.
Burgundy, Excellent, - - - 1325. or I Is. Od.
N.B. Notwithstanding the Moderate Prices, the above are
of the very first quality.

BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

Warehouse, 107, STRAND,eurner of the SAVOY-STEPS,

LONDON.
TORN BURGESS and SON being apprized of
the numerons endeavours made by many rersons to impose
spurious Article for their make, feel it incumbent upon them
to request the attend.= of the Public, in purchasing what they
onceive to be the Oriental, to observe the Name and the Ad-
dress corresponds with the above; the general appearance of
-the spurious descriptions will deceive the unguarded, and for
Acir detection, J. ligituess and Soa submit the following Can-
ti,ms :--tiome are in appearance at first sight " The Genuine,"
bat withcut any Name or Addresi:—some " Breous.s's
lencc ri Anchovies:"—others " lluncis's,"—and many inure
without Address.

JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years
Uncured with such distinguished approbation, feel every mid-
i :est of respect towards the Public, and earnestly solicit them
to irspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive
to be of their m,lte, which thty hop: will prevent many disap-
pu:.tcments.

B( RGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having
fivot such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them,
au,l is recommended as a Meat useli:l and convenignt SaltCis--
WIN keep good in all climates.
Viarthouse, 107, Srit.tii, torner of the Savly-steps, London.
(tax ORIGINAAL ITA/o:llotArv..
London, England, 1820-09-12

EXTEMPORANEOUS LINES.

ut. tar sTICADFAST CRAMPTON OF rzftszcuTrn m•srsTv, THE RIGHT
DOR. HENRY RICHARD. YASSALL,' LORD HOLLAND.

A learned Statesman, and a gen'rous Loi.l,
ills .'Egis justice, and the Law his sword;
With mind superior to the venal thought,
Too wise to fawn, too valiant to be bought,
Mu-LAND stands forth, to temper leaden Pride,
To brave the plot-rais'd storm and bubble tide
Of courtly Pals hood and the vulgar lie,
Which strive to wreck the barque of MAJESTY ! •
All that is good and honourably great,
Or in the Senate or domestic state,
Concentrate hero, in }lowa:is breast unite,
And blaze, a beacon in this starless night;
A crescent, which reveals the wily rocks,
Aed gives freAl lustre to the name of Fox !
What Briton but for slander'd Worth must feel?
What Briton hut adores the Patriot's zeal,
Stemming the billow.: of a yeaFty Court,
iv bring the ROYAL GALLEY into port?
Tor all his efforts on this troubled main,
The uptight IrAssatt shall securely gain,
While prostrate vassals kiss th' official rod,
His Country's praise—the blessings of his Goo!
Jr.2rcliester, Sept. 6, 1820. D. W. P.
London, England, 1820-09-12

LONDON SESSIONS,

Yesterday the London Sessions commences a,
_Guildl)4l. Among the Grand Jurors was M. &I1':,1,
:N.Y. for Norwich, who, on his name being called,
pleaded an exemption, as being a Member of Parli:t.
Tent.; this. was, however, overruled. Mr. SAt
then urged. that one of his partners in trade was Lao
'called on to serve; on which the Court observed,
!that it was not the practice to call for the service (f
more than one Gentleman of a firm, and Mr. B:.tr:►t
was accordingly excused. The Court then proceedel
to dispose of several cases, which were chiefly of
interesting assaults.
London, England, 1820-09-12

THE ARMY.

Six Cotripanies of the 13th Reginilent, quartered in
Stirling Castle, have received the route for Edinburgh
Castle. The first three companies set off on Thurs-
day. Several companies of the 4th Veteran Battalion;
at present quartered at Ayr and other places, have re-
ceived orders to join the Regiment at Stirling Castle.
Y.sterday six hundred of invalided men from
Chatham were landed at the Tower Wharf, and the
-whole (except those will could not walk and were
conveyed in coaches) were marched to Chelsea, under
the command of a Major, in order to pass the Board
to-morrow. Many of them wore the Waterloo medal.
The detachment was composed of men from the fol-
.lowing regiments:-21, 6th, 7th, 11th, 21st:, 24th,
'26th, 37th, 64th, 661 h, 68th, 70th, 76th, 83d,
54th, and 88:h, infantry: 4th, Bth, and- '2lst light
dragoons. They have all been in foreign service.
London, England, 1820-09-12

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A RAPACIOUS FISIL

A singular circumstance occurred a few days since, at the
Devil's hoint, &onehouse > A man fulling there observed a
very large conger in pursuit of a smaller one. The latter hav-
ing no resource, threw itself upon the rocks • but its foe eagerly
followed it, and having Warn it In two, carried away one halt,
leaving the other half for the astonished fisherman.