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HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for July I,
T price 2s. is embellish:4 with a striking Isikeu:ss of the
Prince of Heise homburg. The Literary Department com-
prises Biographical Memoirs of Thomas Meore, Bag also of
Janes Cobb, Lint. late Secretary of the India Board. The Aus-
tdan I rinccs' Accour.t of their Tour through F.ngland; Cultiva-
tion of W::ste Land, an Agricultural Phenomenon; Life of Py-
thagoras; AI. Mallet on the Discovery of America by the Ice-
landers; Curious Ancient Ring; Female Education; Account
of the Hibernian Society; Innmeations of the Special Costume
of the Beneficed Clergy; Mr. Briggs on the Increase of Crime
and Forgery of Bank Netts; Dramatic Inconsistency in the
performance of Macbeth; Defence of the &tidy of Mathema.
tics ; Shakespeare and his Descendants ; Tendency of the Bible
Society to promote Schism; Captain Ng. Dorsett on th 3
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London, England, 1818-07-02

CIATIU: ELECTION.

WESTAIT STIM—ThIRTEENTH D tY:
STATE OF THE-P AL AT TWO O'CLOCK- •
Polled this Maraing. Total
4CBO
9.28 4.:26

Sir Samuel Rom!Ily
Sir Francis Bur&tt
Sir Bfurray StairttrX
Mr. Hunt

STATE 01
•
LANCAMIt, June 99.
Mac!stone - - 1350
Doveton - - 1118
Cawthorn - - 1043
Se3tenearsnian, Jo•u 29.
Dickinson - - 2064
Langton - - 1852
Lethbridge - 1544
Dcrox, June 29.
Ebrington
I.l.l.tarci
Acland

4273
Si

POLLS.
Wars, June
Methuen
Weßegley
Bennett
Macs, Jine 33.
I)undai
Neville
!Mot
• Evusame. Jun • 29.
linwirth
B)ughten
Cotkerell
oso.
333 I Cur:lmA 303

- 2119
- 1719
1336

- 3643
- 3244
HER
Prke 343 I Cotterell

163
- 793
827

- - 599
- - 545
- - L'l9

LEICESTER ELECTION.—The account Vlich we
reccivM of the circumstances attending the close of
this Election, was, in some respects, we find, exagge •
toted. Lord Rosner MANNERS was very grossly
insulted, and, we are assured, to the sorrow of nom
more than Of Mr. Pumurs and his friends; hut it
gives us pleasure to learn that his Lordship received
no personal injury of the kind stated in our report.

ELECTIONS tg.SCOTLAND.
It is generally understood that the following Nolslimos and.
Gentlemen will be elected to tepresent the places 'NILO to,
their names, in the ensuing Parliament :
Cousre or Baurr—The Right Ron. the Earl of Fife. -
Conwry Or INvaausss—Mr. C. Grant, jun.
MOILAYSHIRE—CoIoneI F. W. Grant.
ritOILAILTY Mr. 51‘Leocl, Younger, of Cadboll.
fluruent.sona—Mr. M'Pharson Grant, of Ballindalloch.
GAirms:zus—Mr. G. Sinclair, Younger, of t/lbster.
1 Masse aso SIMILAND—The Ilon.Captaill
INVIRSERS BIsTRICT Or BURGHS—Sir W. G. Cumming, Eart.
Bosons OF ELCO.N, Mr. liobrt Grant, brutUr of the

Member for luverness-shire.
Bosoms Ole TAM, &c.—Mr. !noes, of Lochs Lb.
Coulter or Ava—L.:vneral hoses 3fontgomerie, of Wrighthill.
Ara Dtstaict or Bua.ais--Thos. F. Kennesl,, Esq. lounger,

of Amore.
Cotncrr or Ross—This County is contested ; the supporters of
each of the Candidates, Mr. Markt nzie, of Applecross, and
Mr. Prater, of Inchcoulter* are ntarly equal.
STATE OF POLLS IN IRELAND.
COUNTS or ARMAGH —State of the Poll June 27.

Charles Brownlow, Eej. 127 I lion. 11. Caulfield - 93
W. Illehardeon, Esq. 124
Xlsa's Courere—Mr. Melon- having withdrawn from the
co:!te.t. :Messrs. Bernard and Parsons will be returned fur the
County without opposition.
London, England, 1818-07-02

elec.
don, have determined to eater yoe our concurring testimony is
approvil of that Important portion of your teaSlic duty, which
has related to the commercial interests of your coustituents, in.
tell connected, as they lovariably are, with the general i
ofpeach the n. •
‘77.‘ We have ever found you easy of access, attentive to cow
!cations from all quarters, punctual in your attendance hi
the Mum of Comoloas, and zealously supporting there every
ineasure calculated to promote the commercial prosperity dais
great city, or that of the empii.c at large.
• cis among US there may be a divermy of opinion upon some
iffisilisos of general pulley, we connne cur cousitkrat:ou mete
present occasion to what most immediately, touches our com-
mon Interests, and Comes within the range of our personal ez-
perlente. It is satisfactory to us, and we trust that it will be a
source of pleasing reflection to you, that in riletion to subjects
of such primary importance as those which affect the great cont.
Merciel community, we are enabled to afford to your conduct
one united itibute of approbation, and to address you with one
unsaimoos sentiment of Eatitude. •
" That you mayenjoy many years of happiness and prosperity,
the honourable rewarde of a laborious and useful Elea, is the sin.
cere with of (Hero follow the sipatares).
• • To Sir W. Curtis, Barr."
Resolved, That the Address now read be adlpted, tinned by
those present, and do lle for Signatures .0 the City of London
Tavern until tho 15th day of July 11113talt.
Resolved, That -a Deputation, consisting. of the. following
3entlemen now present, viz.
Witztew Memento;
M.P. Chairman
Sir C. F&owsa, sart.
Sir R. C. (keen, Bt.
iir S. C. Iluszint, Bc.
Sir 't'. ;r nave, Bart.
Sir Rv. Pagssnx, Be.
Sir Br. Wsoliu, Bt.
• Wit. Itfet‘nut._

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Do wait upon the Honourable Baronet with the r. id Addres;
such time and manner as may appear to them most suits'ile to
the occasion.
Resolved, That the Resolutions signed be the Chairman be
inserted in the usual Morning and Evening Papvrs, and leading
County Papers. (Signed) W.M. MANNiNG.
Resulted, That the Thanks of the Muting be given to the
Chairman, for Lis able and judicious conduct in the CLai•.
London, England, 1818-07-02

DEAL, JULY 1.

- -
Wind S.—ArriveA and sailed for the River the Ca-
roline, Ilovuson, from Jamaica ; the Duke of Marl-
borough, HooNar, from the Vape ; and the Hester,
COSTER, from Marseilles—Came down from ti.e
River the Princess Charlotte, REYNOLDSON, for Cey-
lon ; the Isabella, Bisnor, for the Canary Island.: ;
and the Fortune, WILSON, for Messina.—The Severn
frigate, and the Ernm t. for the South Sets, remain.
the Hon. Captain DUNCAN is appointed to com-
mand the Ltrrt.v, a new frigate, at ChAthana.

11.1WW11.11,, ?ULF 2.
Wind N.—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, with
a,Mail from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Aucklan2 pactet
with a Mail for Cuxhaven; sand the Leicester pi.csyt
with a M.til for Holland.
GRAVESESTD. JULY 1.
Arrived the Oak, Wyss°, from l'alcrtno ; London packet,
Tucker, from Cadiz • Mary, Robinson, from Tenerife;
Cookesky, from St. kites; Tacoma, Lawson; and the Adzolral
Berkley, House, from the South Szas; and ozveral other shir.s,
from tit,- fiabie, 84.c..—rS.dicd the Aurora, Jackson, for M.. 1:.;
and Chrks. Milne, for Tobago.

CUSTOM-lit/USA, JtJLY i.- A
Sinn Inman aiwozna.—The Prince of Orange, Pikee ; 'Bet-
sey, Laud; and Vrietaddilp, Hoff, from Rotterdam; Dagent,
AJdnasn ; and I-lope, Pate, from Harlingen; Galen, Tr...
from Resion ; King, King; and Deanstona, Stott, from :11,:mri;
Jtiliatti, Hilt, from Stettin; Elias, Anderson; Renck:don, Prize ;
and Gruitude, Borten, from :ix:twerp ; Anderioc, &yea, (rem
Mackira aid St. Vincent's; /I.e.jaznia, Dungan, from 11404
aad Ames. nasnm,frore. Pill,u and a.i score
London, England, 1818-05-30

ISLE OF WIGHT.

This day was published, Second Edition, with Improvements,
in One Thick Volume, i2mo. price 12s. board.,
A NEW PICTURE of thaSLE of WIGHT; ac-
companied with a correct •Map, and Twenty-sit beautiful
and. interesting Views, throughout the Island, Drawn and En.
graved by WILLIAM COOKE. Towhicb are prefixed,an In-
troductory Account of the Island, and a Voyage round its Coast.
rir An Octavo Edition may be had, with Proof Impressions
of the Plates, and Ten hdditional Views, price One Guinea, Nis.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. Paternos-
ter-row.; and T. Baker, Southampton.
London, England, 1818-05-30

•
COOPER'S SURGICAL DICTIONARY,
VERY NOON MCLAIN= AND IMPROVED.
This day was published, in a large and closely printed Sen. vol.
price it. os. in hoards,
ADICTIONARY of PRACTICAL SURGERY:
comprehending all die moat interesting Improvements up
to the present Period : also an Account of the Instruments, Re-
medies, and Applications employed in Surgery ; the Etymology
sad Signification of the principal Terms; a copious Bibliotheca
Chirurgica; and a Variety of ()signal Facts and Observations. The'
'Third Edition. revised, corrected, and enlarged. By SAMUEL
COOPER, one of the Surgeons to his Majesty's Forces Member
of the Royal College of Surgeons, of the Medical and Forces,
Society of London, and of the Medical Society of Marseilles.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, (hale, and Brown • S.
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London, England, 1818-05-30

DALBY's GENUINE CARMINATIVE is supe-
rior to all other remedies for the Wind, Purgings, Con-
vulsions, and those Disorders in the Stomach and Bowels of In-
fants, which, prove fatal to so many under the age of two years.
It is equally efficacious in (holies, Fluxes, and other Complaints
I in tae Intestines of grown persons. This invaluable Cord al Mc.
dicine, invented by the late Mr. Joseph Dolby, Apothecary, is
now prepared by his daughter' Mrs. Frances Gal, and her Sons,
to whom alone he bequeathed this Property by his Will It is
sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the old established Ware-
house N 0.45, the East End of St. Paul's, the third House
from ;Cheopside, price is. 9d. a bottle; bat if procured else-
where, be sure to ask for " Gall's Dolby's Carminathre,P and
see that the name " P. Newbery" is engraved in the stamps.
Sold also by J. Sanger, Iso, Oxford-street ; Borchelt, Long..
Acre ; Hawkins, Bond-street ; Tagg, Middle-row, Holborn;
Strodling, nova Exchange; and Harris, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1818-05-30

NAVIL INTELLMENCE.

DEAL, MAY 29.
Wind N. E.--Sailed last evening, after post, the
Asia, General Hewitt, and Warren Hastings, East-
Indiamen, for Bengal; and his Majesty's ships NOR..
THUMBERLAND and RAMILiKI, for Plymouth. Ar-
rived the ROYAL SOVI.t.EIGN yacht, from Dover
Roads, and remains. Came down from the River,
and sailed the Mary Ann, STRICKLAN, for the South
Seas; Arab, BUCKLEY, for ditto ; the Westmorland,
TYSON, for Wliitehaven, and Briton, GALE, for
DOVER, MAY 29.
Arrived off this Port, the Lord Suffield, BROWN,
from Calcutta for London : sailed 2d January.

RAMSGATE, MAT 29.
The Grantham, WOOD, from Demerara for Lon-
don, has been supplied with an anchor and cable
from this place.
London, England, 1818-05-30

MADRID, MAY 7.

We are far from believing that our diplomatic
discussions with the United States of America will
lead to a rupture. It is possible that this affair may
terminate by a voluntary cession of the Flori Alas on
our part, and a pecuniary indemnity on the part of
the United States. Several persons who think them-
selves well informed assure us, that there is now,
a negotiation oit this subject.

IRUN, MAY 9.
For several days we have seen passing here many
Spaniards who had taken refuse in France, and who
are returning to their country in virtue of the dispo-
sitions of the last Royal Decree. It is impossible to
express the joy of our countrymen in beholding again
their natal soil, although the greatest part of them
have suffered losses, which have either ruined them,
or deranged considerably their fortunes.
At the Litter end of April there was a warm quar-
rel between the Spanish and Portuguese soldiers on
the frontiers of the kingdom of Leon, and some indi-
viduals were killed on both sides. At first an en-
deavour was made to give much importance to this
event, in representing it as an act of real hostility,
but it has since been found to have been limited to
a private quarrel. The differences, however, which
exist between the Courts of Spain and Portugal have
awakened the ancient hatred between the two nations,
which appeared to have been extinguished since the
brave soldiers.of both had marched under common
banners to re-cpnquer the independence of the Pe-
ninsula.
London, England, 1818-05-30

TRUSLER'S SYSPEM OF FINISHED EDUCATION.
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This day was published,
In Cbse large Volume, Octavo, 168. boards,
THE LAWS relating to the CLERGY, being a
complete Guide to Clergymen, in the Legal and Canonical
Discharge of their various Duties; including the latest Statutes
and Political Decisions relative to Ecclesiastical Affairs.
By the Rev. DAVID WILLIAMS, A.BL
Late of Christ Cburck, Oxford.
London Printed for Skerweod, Neely, and Jew Paten.
nossen•tow. _ _ _

The very flattering opinion expressed by a Dignitary in
the Church of the utility and execution of thb Work, emboldens
the publishers confidently to recommend It to tie Ckrgy of the
British Donal:dons.

This dar was published,
Hanchottiely printed in One Vol. evo. price in boards, 10s. 4d.
GREAT EXEMPLAR of SANCTITY, de-
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the SAVIOUR of the WORLD, with Considerations on the
several Pans of the History, and appropriate Prayers.
By JEREMY TAYLOR, D. D.
Chaplain in ordinary to Ring Curies I. and afterwards Lord
Bishop of Down and Connor, and Dromore.
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triE

:tforkday se'nnight his Excellency Major-General
Berm the Lieutenant-Governer of Guernsey, re-
viewed the Militia of that Island. His Excellency,
through Colonel DOBREE, of the Blue Regiment, ex-
ve,seil his satisfaction at the fine appearance and
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SNOW SLIDE.

112111/10T OT • =MS twat SLUM MILL DAT M•SCS/ 6.
" We have bad abundance of snow, without any rain, until
last Sabbath night, at which, time a powerful rain commenced.
On Monday a very angular occurrence took place : there was
a drift of snow under the precipice of Blue Hill Mountain,
judged to be about 15 feet deep, over which the water was sees
running on Monday morning ; and about ten o'clock, this huge
mass of snow, by the pressure of water above it, slid all clear to
the ground, beginning about five rods In width, carrying all be-
fore it above the surface of the ground. The obstacles it met
with were a small ledge of loose rocks, some of which were four
feet In circumference ; the second was a rail fence, fifteen rods
of which were instantly swept before it. It then made its way
down the mountain, sweeping rocks, bushes, and every thing
before it, F. distance of more than eighty rods, when it came in
contact with a very heavy stone wall, eight or ten rods of which
were swept clear to the ground, then crossing the road, took
about the same length of wall as before mentioned. MI this
monstrous mass of snow, rails, pest bathe*, rocks, &c. were
lodged oa the Sit ground, • few tode.s. the eastward of Mr.
Phloem Owed 's boast."

-rßzNar p4pERs,

PARIS, MAY ere.
yesterday, after attending Mass in the Chapel or
the Palace, the King received a number of retired
Lieutenant-Generals and Major-Generals.
The proceedings in appeal relative to the law trial
for the murder of M. Fifaides, have arrived at the
office of the Minister of Justice, from which they art
to be transmitted to -the Court of Cassation, which
will probably enter on the affair about the 4th
June. The woman Bartell has obtained leave to see
her children, with the exception of her daughter
Madeline, whose evidence was so important on the
recent trial. That woman is treated with much its-
diligence ; and it is expected that, if she make a fun
declaration of all she knows as to this inysteri
=ruder, she will obtain a respite of her sentence--at
least while the new process is going on. Charlotte
Arlabosse, whom Bax pretended at one time to have
seen in Bancal's house, has been set at liberty ; and
the mysterious Rene, whom Bax pointed out as a
domestic of Yence's, is said to be of English origin ;
but it is also said, that this report is doubtful.
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KENNET AND AVON CANAL SHARES.
By Mr. SCOTT,
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by Order of the Exec,ttors,
ENNET and AVON CANAL, Thirty Shares in
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of fifteen shillingsper Share per annum have been paid—the last
dividend was eleven shillings, the Tonnage increases causiderablp.
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BCARBOROUOH.

To be LET, atTei..i;;;awtieiiih of Miy next,
THE ASSEMBLY-ROOMS and HOTEL, situated
in Long-room-street, Scarborough, in Lill view of the Sea.
These well.known and long-established Premises have under-
gone a very considerable enlargemext, and are now in full re-
pair. Beside the Assembly-Rt,m, which Is 70 feet in length
by 50 feet in breadth, and upwards of :.'tif,,et in height, these
premises will-offer nine Sitting-arooms and nearly forty Bed-
rooms, Kitchens, OA-Offices, !cc. The As...milly-room is com-
pletely furnished, mid would alone dine y.OO with comfort ; and
the whole of the Premises are so replete with conveniences u
to be well-deserving the attention of any one desirous of open-
ing a genteel house on the Harrogate plan, an accommodation
much wanted at Scarborough.
For particulars apply to Edward Pointer, 'Wine-merchant,
Scarborough ; if by ietter, post-paid.
London, England, 1818-05-06

"IN PURSIJANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE
; ' HONORABLE THE HOUSR OF COMMONS, DA,
S.. TRD THE 24TH DAY OF APRIL, leis,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That application
A nave making in Parliament for an Act to enable the
I N-r.trymetrof Ihe Parish of ST. MARY-LA-BONNE, in the
County of Middlesex, to contract with any Water Company
for the supply of the Inhabitants of the said Parish with
WATER, and to etrable she said Nrestrytnen to supply the said
Inhabitants with Water by means of Pipes, &c. leading through
the said Parish of St. Mary-la-bonne, and also through the se-
veral Parishes of St. George, Hanover-square, St. Margaret,
Westminster, and St. John the Evangelist, in the City of West-
. rninster, and County of Middlesex ; and alio for the better pro-
: tection of the Pavement of the said Parish of St. Mary-la-bonne
1 from injury, and for other purposes relating thereto.
JAMES HUGO G REENWELL, Vestry Clerk.
London, England, 1818-12-12

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CANCER.
This day was published, in Ova price Bs. the Second Edition of
A PRACTICAL EXPLANATION of CANCER
.t in the FINALE BREAST, with the Method of Cure,
and Cases of ithastnewn; with an M.D.Appendix.By JOHN RODMA. , Ac.
Printed for T. and G. Underwood, Ne. 311, Fleet-street.
Of whom may be bad, price 11.
An Appendix to the First Etruroo.
.1 We shall conclude our Review dl Dr. Rodmans Work
-whit recostatantling it to the attentive perusal of the Medical
Preferdyn."l4lleathly Review.
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London, England, 1818-10-20

RAIT of WALTER SCOTT, Esq. The Pub-
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':.tompznied by an interesting Memoir) of WALTER
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houses. or for receiving them witlicut perm:-,ion
from the police-ofii~ e.
a The Austrian Member of the Military Commis-
sion of the Diet at Frankfort, M. le General Baron
de Steigentesch, and the Prussian Member of the
same Commission, M. de Walzogen, Major-General,
are arrived here. There is no doubt they have come
to receive instructions on the execution of the difll-
- duty which they have undertaken. They have
as yet done nothing."

" TEN O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.

" P. S. Since writing the above 1 have heard from
good authority, that the departure of the Allied So-
vereigns for the grand review is postponed till Tues-
day morning. They will proceed first to Maubeuge,
from Maubeuge to Sedan, and from Sedan to Paris.
The Emperor of Russia will dine with the King, and
on the same evening set off from I'aris, and sleep at
Soissons. Thence, on the following day, he will go
to Brussels, on a visit to his sister, who will by that
time have arrived at that capital. The King of
Prussia will remain two days in Paris, and then set
out to meet the Emperor at Brussels. Thence they
will proceed together to Aix-la-Chapelle, and arrive
about the I st or 2d of November.

" The routes by which the Russian troops are to
retire, the order of their march, and the time at
which each corps is to leave its cantonments, have
been already arranged, and regulations sent on to
head-qaarters accordingly. I mentioned in my corn-
Tunication above, that the project of continuing the
quadruple alliance in form has been abandoned, but
that the spirit of the alliance was to continue. I have
since heard from good authority, that at the confe-
rence to-day, the 'Ministers had made it the subject
of deliberation, whether there should not be a Con-
gress even• th..-ce ye trs, to keep up that spirit of har-
mony which they have found their late meetings so
well calculated to promote ; and that a proposition of
this kind was likely to meet with general consent."
London, England, 1818-10-20

NUREMBERG, OCTOBER e.

The Memoirs of Count Las Cases, and his Liver to
Lucien Bonaparte, are now published in German at
Leipsig, and in French at Brussels. The Public cer-
tainly obtain remarkable information in these Works,
and the situation in which, according to them, the
man is placed whosepower and greatness had an in-
fluence on almost every body now livino, may in-
spire his enemies with interest and pity. But if those
writings have this for
.theit object, it is more their
contents, than the manner in which they are com-
posed, that tends to promote it. This latter is so very
unsuitable, that it is not owing to it if the object is in
some measure obtained. As the advocate of Napo-
leon, Las Cases has not shown either himself cr
client in a favourable light. The tone in • v.-Lich he
speaks is revolting by its presumption, and disgust-
ing by its vanity—instead of being insinuatint, by
modesty and self-denial. We will not make war on
the unfortunate prisoner of St. Helena ; but we can-
not quite pretend as if we knew nothing of the dark
side of his actions when in power: yet this is what
Count Las Cases expects from us. He has not writ-
ten any better in his own cause.—ln the most arbi-
trary manner, he assumes to himself honour and me-
rit from every thing, and is pleased with himself in
all, even in the most contradictory, circumstances; as
descended from noble ancestors—as an emigrant tak-
ing the field against his opponents—as the Chamber-
lain of Bonaparte—as the enemy of the Bourbons,
whom he considers as restored through a breath in
the national honour—and as the companion of Bona-
parte in the rocky island. His excuse for not return-
ing to St. Helena from the Cape of Good Hope when
it was left to his choice, is unsatisfactory: there newt
be some peculiar circumstances at the bottom of this.
However this may be, Count Las Cases has certainly
not made the opinion of the Public more favourable
to Napoleon by these writings.
London, England, 1818-10-20

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DIED.

Friday, at the Vicarge, ShaMord, scar Guar
the wife of the Rev. H. K. Creed, aped 27.
Wednesday, Henry Fowke, Eq. Town CM
corder, and Coroner of the Sorourh of Temkin,'
Wednesday, at Barnard Castle, Mr. John I
monger and bacon-factor. His death was awft
dropped down in the public market, and instao
Same day, at an advanced ago, Mr. Shaw,
Lichfield. He was the owner of a borne whit
Plate at the late Stafford Races, and he went to
the intention of bunting on Thusiday last.
hnarty supper at the house of his son, oa Wedn
died while unbuttoning his ratters.
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HUNTING.

John Maberly, Esq.'s FOX-hO:3 will meet on Thursday at
Knuckhnld Beach, and on Saturday at Blue Anchor Turnpikes.
H. dolliffe, PAN:I Pox-hounds will meal to-morrow a Shdl-
wnod, and an Saturday at Chaldon.
The Sander•tead Harem; meet every day at kennel.
The flatheld Hounds meet on Thursday at New Mill End,
and on Saturday at WoodhalL
London, England, 1818-10-20

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DEAL, OCTOBER 19.

Wind E. fine weather.—Came down from the River
and sailed, the Argus, Boon', for,Leghorn; Sally,
CA RR, for ditto; Harriet, JONES, for the South Seas;
Lady Boringdon, —, for Madeira, Cape, and Bom-
bay. Arrived the Nancy, REILY, from Bayonne.
London, England, 1818-10-20

MAZE RACES.

Wed.nesday, the Royal Corperation October 'Meeting com-
menced at the Maze Course. The weather was fine, and great
numbers attended, who witnessed good running.
Some dangerous accidents happened the first day. One gews,
tleman of Belfast was rode down on the Course, and rectivtd
a concussion of the brain ; he was carried into Bradberry's.
Two persons riding at full gallop, in contrary directions, came
in violent contact. One cf the horses was killed on the spot,
the shoulder of the other was dislocated, and died in a short
time afterwards. The riders were dangerously injured ; oze of
them had his leg broken in two places.
London, England, 1818-10-20

MARRIED.

The Right Hon.W. O'Dell, Lieutecant-Colorc
limerick and one of the Lords of his
sury, to Wiss Anne Maria Finuc:use, of Ennis.
At Kirkby Stephen, Mr. Win. a veer
Mies Ann Nevison, an itinerant dealer in art
bridegroom and his consort have lived ttvethet
years, and have a family of four or five children
" Their courtship o'er, their licneymoon bi
A numerous offspring, too, amend them
Strange that this snber thought acluld coin
To crown their labours with a wo:k of 1
London, England, 1818-10-20

TER COMPLAINTS AND BILIARY

DEItANGEMENTS.
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COLOGNE, OCTOBER

Our Sovereign had appointed a Committee to exa-
mine into the judicial inuitutions which the French
Governincin kit in the countries now forming the
Gland Dnchy of the Lower Rhine. This Commit-
tee, consisting of six members, has decidedly declared
in favour of the publicity of all Urkds, of trials, and
the preservation of the Jury. But the German lawe
yeas have set up a most-. violent opposition to this sys-
tem. Some have ascribed to despotism, others-to re-
voletionary errors, the happy changes 'which have
been introduced in the manner of dispensing justice.
—A writer of repntation in Germany, Mr. Weller,
Professor of Jurisprudence at Heidelberg, has just
published, in the Literary AIM nal of that city, a dis.
sertation, full of eloquence and erudition, on the Me•
morials of the Committee of his Majesty the King
of Prussia.. lie proves that the protecting forms,
against which some persons now declare themselie.,
were formerly the basis of the common law in Cc:-
many : he maintains, that even the Caroline has re-
tained many of them. He supports his opinion by
the authority of an eminent German writer, Mr.
Moeser, who was a contemporary of Montesquitu,
and in his writings exhorted the German Princes to
restore the primitive judicial forms, with the modii-
cations adapted to the age in which he wrote. Mr.
Welker further informs us, that the two most formi-
dable adversaries of the Jury and the publicity of
judicial proceedings, Mr. Fenerback, in Bavaria, and
Mr. Grolman, in Hesse-Darmstadt, have renounced
their opinions, and are now convinced that these
stitutions arc indispensable, wherever it is wished
that public and individual liberty shall net be mez
empty words.
London, England, 1818-10-20

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING ON TIIF. DERBY STAKES, OCT. 19, 1819.
11 to 1 agair t Duke of Portland's colt, out of Pledge.
12 to 1 --- Euphrates.
13 to 1 --- Mr. J. ge•s's b. e. by HAphatard.
17 to 1 ------ Mr. Gulear-'s b. c. by Scud.
18 to 1 ----- Lord Lgreinora's gr. c. by Octavius.
20 to 1 ---- any other. •
OAKS STAKES AT EPSOM.
10 to I agalrst Duke of Graftores b f. oat of Vanity.
12 to 1 ---- Mr. Wilton% ch. f.
12 to 1 Blue Stoat: s.
The Members of the Caledonian Hunt left fifty
guineas to the poor of Perth.
CUR WAGII OCTOBER MEETING.
OVI %IRE% 12.—Kirtva.1 Stakes.
Vandeleur's b. c. Turk, 3-y rs old, 7st. 7lb. 1
Mr. Daly's ch. c. Bo'agore, 3-yrs old, 7st. 41b. 2
Mr. Lktly's ch. h. Narcissus, 6-yrs old, 9st. 3
Mr. Prendergast's b. h. Castanet, 6-yrs old, 7st. 81b. 4
Six others started, but were not placed.
Sligo Stakes, Luta. h. ft. for Two-year olds.
e. by Bob Booty, walk, d over--Four paid.
Produce Stakes, 30p. h. ft. Two-ytar olds.
Marquis of Sligo's c. by Waxy 1
Mr. Daly's c. by Bob Booty -

Three paid fcrfeit.
Mr. Battersby's ch. m. Anna, aged, Ast. beat Mr. Faulkner's
ch. m. Dido, Sirs old, Bst. 71b.--dogs. four mild.
Mr. Battersby's c. by Pipta,seceived forfeit from Mr. 8. Kir-
wan's b. c. out of Mary, est. each, bogs. h. ft.
Rossmore Stakes, SOgs. h. ft.—Eight paid.
Mr. Daly a c. Bob Booty
Cal. Biurn's c. by Gauntlet 2
C TOSE& 13.
Fifty Guineas, weight fur ace. First post on the flat heats.
Mr. Kirwan's Pope - 1 1

. .
Col. Brut n's Tinker - . - 2 2
31i. Prentlestases Margaret - 3 dis
-
Sweepstykes, 50gs. h. ft.—Two-years old Course.
Marquis of Sligo's colt, by Waxy, walked over.—Four paid.
Cremorne Stakes, 50 Guineas, half forfeit, two years old count:.
Mr. Daly's c. by Bob Booty - - 1
Mr. battersby's c. by Pipes - - 2
Seven paid forfdt.
Post Stakes, 100 Guineas cdch,...vo years old course.
Mr. Prendergast's 1. Letitia, by Rugantino - .1'
Mr. Kirwan's c. by Lord Slito's ‘Vaxy -
-
Mr. GOre's 1. by Fitzemily - - Z.
Lead CA ernorne paid forfeit.
Ocromi i 4.
Challenge of the Kirwan's, 100 guineas, and lOgs. forfeit.
Mr. Daly's ch. c. Bob Gore, .5 yrs old, 7st. 41b. 1
Mr. Prendergast's Turk, 3 yrs old, 7st. 131 b. - 2
King's Plate, 100 Guineas, for Irish bred Horses, weight fir
age-3 miles.
Mr. M. Blake's b. c. by Waxy, 3 yrc old - 1
Mr. Noke's b. 1. Morality, 3 yrs old -
Mr. Murdoch's b. c. Altamount, 5 yrs old - 3
Gore Stakes, 50 Guineas, 30gs. forfeit—two years old ccrarse.
Mr. Daly's c. by Rugantino, walked over,—.Sine paid forfeit.
Second Class of the Jockey Hall Stakes, 50 Guineas, half ferfat.
Started at the Yellow Post.
Mr. Daly's Rob Roy, by Bob Booty - - 1
Mr. Gore's c. by Fitzemily . - - 2
Mr. W.ltt's c. - - - - 3
London, England, 1818-10-20

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BASINGSTOKE RACES.

At the last Basingstoke Races, for Handicap Stakes, in the
first head Nonconductor took the lead, and beat Belkrophurt by
scarcely half a neck. The second and third heats, Marksman
made very strong play, and won the second by half a neck, and
the third by a head only.
London, England, 1818-10-20

BOXING.

Friday a match wa; made between S7,elloie and Purcell, wio
are to light in the same ring a; Xt.:4;414. and TLRNER.
Y 4 stet day the fiyhting nun ma: ,hed, eteht in number, hft
London fur trainitt:t.—Bettittg on Ow different rv.uts fdluws:
5 TO 1 Ou }.WALL azsaiust
7 to .1 wi 11 ILL EaLts.
G to 1 no )lands against StitoGGlNt.
Evtla Besting between Snwros and Prrcna.

CHANCE tNct NG.—Monday sennight Mr. Holt's
peal of grand..ire trebles, consisting of 5,010 chant.%
was rung on the bells of St. Mary's Church, at Stock-
port, by the change-ringers of that place, in ts7o hours
and fifty-five minutes. The peal was conducted hp
Mr. Jonathan Wild, who rung the seventh singly ;
the tenor, which is twenty-four hundred weight by
Mr. William Goodier. The striking v:as allowed to
be excellent.

ME. BERNARD, the Member for the Kir g's County,
in Ireland, has recently pur lased the exte alive
estates and matters of the lion. DENIS Bowes
DaLv, containing upwards o thousand acres cf.
ara)le land, beLides an extensive track of bog, in that
County.
A few days since, a fanner, at tlle `:'Fite Hart,
Lewes, olliTed a stack of hay for sale; ;-..six,;eace the
cubic foot, which was in:ined:atel: acceyted by a
person in company, who, however, sorn touad he had
made a had bargain, for, the stack. on I eing mea-
sured, was found to contain 22;41 square Let, amoun-
ting to 1:57 and sixpence, and for which he had re-
fused, only the day before, to giv: -ID guineas.
The heavy rains vinch have fallen at intervals
during the last month, with ti:e very Fme warm wear
titer that immediately succeed& them, have greatly
improved the turnip crops, and produced an abun-
dance of feed in the meadows, ustures, and old clo-
ver layers ; the latter ncvor turned out better, for
the important and now more extensive operation of
wheat setting or dibbling, which has been going on
most rapidly. So favo-rable a Michaelmas time was
never remembered lcr cv.:ry agricultural Operation.
A singular instance cf the effects of the late fire
season on vegetation is to be seen in the garden of
Mr. MANSEL. a bricklayer, at Guildford. A goose-
berry tree. the leaves of which had withered and
fallen off, being much exposed to the sun, has lately
put forth fresh buds, and is at present in leaf; with
tine youag fruit, a second tine. We understand a
raspberry bush in the same garden is nearly in the
same state.

There was taken upi last week, in Hoscoat garden,
Borthwick w:tter, Itusburglishire, from the stalk of
an uncut potame, planted there last spring, no fewer
than 043 large potatoes, which weighed two stones
thirteen pounds.
London, England, 1818-10-20

THE ARMY.

Wednesday the Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards,
commanded by Colonel TEESDALE, which highly
distim;uished itself, and suffered severely at Water-
loJ, was reviewed at Hamilton by Major-General
Hopi:. This gallant Regiment appeared in grand
style, and went through the ,ward exercise, and per-
formed the different es olutions, with the greatest
precision. •

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

F.II.IIOUTIT, OCTOBER 17.

Wind from E. to N. E.—Arrived the John Craw-
ford, —, from Malaga for Leith ; also arrived off
this; port his Majesty's brig FLY, from Plymouth, for
the West Indies. Sailed the Marlborough packet,
with a Mail for Lisbon ; Queensberry packet, with
ditto, for Jamaica ; the Lion, for Ancona; Faith, for
Cienoa ; Venus, for Barcelona ; Betsy, for Cork"; In-
dustry, for Ireland ; and several coasters.

LITER POOL, OCTOBER Is.
Sailed the John Taylor, Ariussom, for Bombay ;
The Sir John Cameron, LELLIE, from Quebec, for
this port, which was stranded on the 14th instant near
IVaterford, was expected to bz got off the next tide;
crew safe.