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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS..

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 22.

The House having met this day at two o'clock, according to
adjournment, the Earl of WEsratoaLann, the LORD CIIAN
CCl.l.Olt, and the Duke of Wzi.t.incrox, took their seats as
Commissioners.
The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, having been directed
to order the attendance of the Commons, retired, and shortly
after introduced Mr. slst::ass Scrroi, ho was accompanied
by Lord CASTLEREAGH, the CIIANCILLOR of the EAcurAnza, and
a large body of the Members of the House of Commons.
On reaching the Bar, Mr. MANNERS SUTTON addressed
their Lordships, and said, that in obedience to the commands
of his Majesty, the Commons had proceeded to the election of
a Speaker, and that their choice had fallen upon him. He now
appeared, to know whether his Majesty approved of the selec--
thin which the Commons had made, or whether it might be his,
pleasure that they should appoint some person more competent
to fill the office of Speaker than himself?
The LORD CHANCELLOR, in reply, stated, that he was
commanded by his Majesty to inform Mr. Manners Sutton,
that his Majesty was fully convinced of that Gentleman's fitness
to discharg; the important duties of Speaker of the Commons,
and that he fully approved of the choice they had made.
The SPEA.KEIt thin proceeded to claim, on behalf of the
Commons, all their ancient rights and privileges, particularly
those of freedom of speech and of debate, of freedom from
arrests, and of free access to the Royal person on all proper and
convenient occasions.
The LORD CHANCELLOR replied, that his Majesty
freely granted and allowed all those rights and privileges in the
most full and ample inanner.
The SPEAKER and the Members of the Commons then with-
drew, and their Lordships continued till four o'clock in swear-
ing Peers. Among those who took the oaths were the Duke
of Sessrx, th Earl of DONOUGHMORE, Earl CATHCART the
Bishop of Cussrsa, the Marquis of H ' EADTORT the Bishop of
CARLISLE, Lord TORRINGTON, &c. &c.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1820-04-24

80th Dittd—airobe tkutettabts,withobt Isurcitite--tasign kith.
and Percy Pack, vice D'Arory, appointed. to the litti Royal
]veteran Battalion; Ensign Thomas Real, vice Williams, ap-
Pointed to the 21 Royal Teterin Welion.
To be Ensigns—Ensign John O'Gorman, from half-pay of De
Roll'! Regiment, rice Pack; John Weyraneh, Gent:vice Kcal.
71st Ditto—Captain Thomas Barnard, from half-pay of the
Rifle Brigade, to be Captain, vice Charles Johnstone, who
exchanges.
72d Ditto—John Frith, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchases
vim Van Ryneweld, who resignsi
78th Ditto—Ensign Jonathan Forbes to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice M'Kensie, appointed to the Bth Royal
Veteran Battalion; Rose Lambert Price, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Forbes.
83d Ditto—Ensign Robert Henry Dwyer to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, eke Baldwin, promoted in the 50th Foot ;
Aretas Sutherland Young, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dwyer.
84th Ditto--. Ensign James Addrew Worth to be lieutenants
by purchase, vice Spottswood, promoted; Sampson Stowell
Sealy, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Worth.
88th Ditto—Ensign Charles Ashmore to be LieutTnant, without
purchase, vice Mitchell, appointed to the Bth Noyal Veteran
Battalion; Henry Williams Knox, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Ashmore.
90th Ditto-.-Ensign Alexander Wilson to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Corry, promoted ; Francis Hotchkin
Buckeridge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wilson.
2d West India Rcgimeut, Ensign Robert Olpherts to be LIPS.
tenant, without purchase, vice Hailes, deceased; William
Mt Vicar, Gent. td be Ensign, vice Olpherts.
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Addison Lowe, from
the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dudley, whose appoint-
ment has not taken place.
sth Royal Veteran Battalion.—Lieutenant Jeremiah Marsh,
s from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gibson, appointed
to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion.
9th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Thomas Strangeways,
from the 23d Foot, to be Captain, vice Eccles, whose ay-
peintment bst not taken place.
To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Denny Faby M'Carthy, from
half-pay of the 63d Foot, vice Lowe, who returns to his for-
mer situation upon the Retired List ; Lieutenant Benjamin
Thompson, from the 48th Foot.
To be Ensign—Quarter-master James Lowrie, from half-pay of
the York Chasseurs, vice Rivers, whose appointment has not
taken place.
10th Royal Veteran Battalion.—To be Ensignos—Qoarter-mas-
ter Charles Diming, from half-pay of the 24th Foot, vice
Moon, whose appointment bas not taken place; Troop Quer..
ter-master Thomas Byrne, from half-pay of the 23d Light
Dragoons, vice Smith, whose appointment has not taken place.
Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County
of Hants.
North Hants Militia—Charles Bankhead, Gent. to be Ensign.
South Hams Yeomanry Cavalry—John Jennings Westcott,
Gent. to be Lieutenant; Henry Saint John Neale. Gent. to
be Cornet.
Commissions in the Chamber Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham.
William Hodgson Barrow, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Richard
Charles Ward, Gent. to be Surgeon.
London, England, 1820-04-24

MILITIA.

ANY SURGEON of an ENGLISH MILITIA
REGIMENT, wishing to RETIRE, may hear of a
ST.ICCESSOR, in every respect properly qualified, by address-
i;:g a line to H. P. •a t Mr. Cruikshank's, No. It, Haymarket,
inc:.ictiing particulars, or appointing an interview, which will
b.: fitly attended to.
London, England, 1820-04-24

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

(This Gazette notifies, that on Thursday the Spanish Ambas-
sador had an audience of his Majesty, to deliver Letters from
his Sovereign, announcing his having sworn to the Constitution
of the Monarchy ; that several other Foreign Alinisters had au-
diences to deliver Letters of Condolence and Congratulation;
that the Earl of Morton has been appointed Commissioner to
the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland ; and that the
honour of Knighthood had been conferred on John Connel, Esq.
Procurator of the Church of Scotland].
London, England, 1820-06-16

ALL FOUR - of - A'30,000! .
58 other CAPITALS, &c.
MUST BE DRAWN
NEXT FRIDAY—LOTTERY FINISHES.
pARROLL, the- Contractor,,begs to impress upon
the Public, that the annals of Lotteries de not furnish suck
:.,.other instance as the present
idAGNIFICEN't WHEEL.
4 - Prises of - £30,000
4 - - - 1,000
4
4 - - - - 400
10 - - 500
36 - - - • 200, ike. &c.
Money and ronsols, and
ALL IN ONE DAY,
NEXT FRIDAY.
!Jndrawn 'Tickets and Shares are selling at CARROLL's
Offices, 19, C.rnhiU, and 26, Oxford-street, London, and at all
his Agents in the Country.
CARROLL Shared and Sold, in the last few Months,
2,587 - £30,000 7,003 - £5,000
706 - 21,000 2,926 - 2,000
1,345 • 20,000 &c. &c. ace.
London, England, 1820-06-16

STAFFORD

DERBY

LAND

LE TESTER WILTS WORCESTER.
FORAGE, viz.

0 ITS, HAY, and STRAW, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Bar-
r2ckg, and OATS in Cantonments and Quarters, in the ander-
rutmtioned Counties :
DORSET NOTTINGTIbt SUSSEX
London, England, 1820-06-16

FINISH OF THE LOTTERY.
5,000 Tickets were drawl. First Day.
2,500 Tickets were drawn Second Day.
590 Tickets were drawn Third Day. •
12,000 Tickets remain to be drawn Neat Day.
TBISH respectfully acquaints his. best Friends,
• the Public, that the State Lottery finishes

NEXT FRIDAY, 23D INSTANT,
On which day all the Twelve Thousand Tickets now in the
NI, heel must be Drawn ; as must, also, the Four Stock Prizes of
at 10,090, the Forty-four other Stock Capitals, and the Fourteen
Money Capital..
BISIFs OFFICES are remarkably fortunate when #'30,100
PI form put of the Scheme, as he has sold and shared u
trany .£3u,000 Prizes as all the other Office-keepers combined,
z.z.l his are the only Offices that ever sold in One Lottery,
ALL THREE PRIZES OF £50,000 !

Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are 'wiling by
T. BISH, STOCK-BROKER,
No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross,
'ho has already sold SIX CAPITALS in the present Lottery.
•.• Various apparent inducements have been held out at
different periods of this Lottery, by which persons were led to
imagine that great advantages were to be obtained; and, by the
wording of the Advertisements &c. it appeared that they were
to be bad only at particular (maces but such has not been the
case, for BISH's Customers may rest assured they have had,
ar.d will have, every advantage the Scheme may be said to pos-
ses, although BISH is NOT the CONTR ACTOR, nor has any
a.rcern in the Lottery or Management I !

This day was published,
In royal octavo, price £2. 21. in boards,

A TREATISE of the LAW of PROPERTY,
from the RELATION bztwecn HUSBAND
:rd w Fr.
By E. S. DONNISON ROPER, Esq. of Gray's Inn,
Barrister at Law.
Containing—C.haptir 1. Curtest'.
Dkeuiltinuance by /luifland of Wife's Real Estate.
• la iae, of Wife's Estate.
4. Ilu.bantri.p.nver to charge Wife's Estate.
5 and ti. Ihnb.e...i's Interest in and power ever Wife's per-
sonal Estate.
e. Wife's Equity for a Settletneat out of her chose. in action.
S. Marriage Seuktuents.
9. Dower.
30. Bar of Dower by Jointures.
IL Other medes of barring Dower.
32. Wite's power over her Husband's Real Estates.
33. Wife':, Interest in her Husband's Personal Estate.
34. Ilusband's Covenants to leave his Wife's Personal Estate,
*mi. her TW: ni nett of Kin.

15. Eike:. of Marriage on- prior Acts and Agreements of
11,.;sband MY Wife.
U,. iti of CM.erture, and Exceptions to them.
17. Gs.;:. and Allowances by Husband and Wife.
1d 211t1 tit. Witt's over her separate Estate.
Effsct .f Wile's voluktary Gifts and Appointnsents of her
separate i.st•te.

21. 11t. tram of Wife, rower of disposink by anticipatien,
and the erNlitt r; to her s,p3rate bate.
cn I!esband and Wife.
V. oh I'. tcetwott Z,l.%:)tNitO the Work.
London: i'rilted too llenry i;otterworthi Bookseller,
7, .'r.ett..,....,..-.,L4twert.',4c Trirpl•:-;ace.
London, England, 1820-06-16

WARWICK.

That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the :sth day of
Jaly ne at ; that Propovals in writing, sealed up and marked,
" Tender far Army Supplies" will be received at this Office,
on or before Thursday, the 29th day of June, 1820, (but none will
b. received after twelve o'clock on that _day), and, if sent by
Post, the Postage must be paid. •
Proposals must be made separately for each County, and
each t roposal must have the Lout which is annexed to the
T.:aler properly filled up, by two persons of known property
enz,.,;ing to become bound with the party tendering in the amourt
staLtd is the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the
Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless nude on a
print:L.. ►ender, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and
should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no
Traups should be supplied by Virtue of the same, the amount of
the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance
by the Coatractor, shall be refunded to him.
Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at
these Chambers between the hours of Tat and Four.

P.S. SAmplus of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the
Office, between the hours of Twelve and TWo.
London, England, 1820-06-16

. BREAD,

To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Varracts, in :he under-mentioned Countirs and Island:
KrIiWICK ISLRof WWII I' YORK.

MINTS

NOTTINGIIAM

OATS,

To his 3.lliesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters, in the

under-mentioned Counties :
.CUMBERLAND OXFORD WESTMORE-
London, England, 1820-06-16

FUNERAL OF MR. ATP 4N.

At a quarter before twelve o'clock, this day, Ole
Funeral Procession of the late Right Hon. lli.ny
GRATTAN, one of the Members for the City of Dob-
lin, began to move front Richmond House, Privy
Gardens. It was previously marshalled in the area
before the house, and then passed out through the
gateway in front of Downing-street.
The following wis the order in which it nmed in
solemn procession to Westminster Abbey :
Mr. Las, the High Constable, and a party of the Police crating

the waits
Bearer, with Plume of Pestles.. and Escutcheon of the deco et
TIIE COFFIN,
Covered with a fists Pall, supported by the
Duke of Witimiscrrox,
Duke of Natrona, Duke of LIMITER,
Earl HA RIOT/ sr, Earl DONOCO n 2,
Lord Ilonumws Lord H. FITZOERA LIU

Chief Mourner, his Train supported', HENRY GRATTAN,
Second Mourner, JAME% GRATTAN, Esq. Thin also suppr.....l.
Then followed, three by three, •
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Duke of
MR; the Marquissea CONTSUMEN, r '_•v.slC{.
and LANSDOWNI, the Earl of DARNLEY, Lords, NitaRVT, .i.
RUSSELL, CNARLEXONT, and a number of Noble PeTll4llal,es
of the first distinction.

After them came, marshalled in due order,
Mr. Tunutsr, Sir JAMBI MACKINTOhift M r. BILOVOISAY,

And a number of the most distinguished

I Membeis of thit

Haux of Commons.

The Procession reached the great Western door of
Westminster Abbey at half-past twelve &ace:,
where the Funeral was met by the Dean and Clic;-,
who chaunted PURCELL'S fine Anthem of Hear
Prayer, as the Procession moved slowly up to :.:
vault, which is situated near the tomb of LOA
CUATRAM. The Funeral Service was then read by
the DEAN, and the solemn service of interring the
venerable and distinguished Patriot then terrn:ni:cil
The streets in the neighbourhood' were crowded, at I
the whole ceremony was conducted in the most
appropriate manner.
London, England, 1820-06-29

HEILTFORDSIIIKIL
Twenty-three Miles from London.
CAPITAL MANSION AND ESTATE.,

THREE HUNbliiiiiAVD filifYAefiii, CALLED

GOLDINGS.
WINSTANLEY and SONS beg leave respect-,
fully to announce, that they are instructed to submit to
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Mart, To woaaow, June 50th,
in One-Lot, the very capital and distinguished Mansion, called
GOLDINGS, suitable tors family of consequence, with all re-
quisite attached and detached Offices, Stabling for sixteen hone*,
Standing for six carriages, beautiful and highly-dressed Pleasure-
grourds, Wilderness, extensive Gardens, Hot-house, Grapery,
Peachory, Pinery, Ice-house, Cold Bath, Sheet of Water, &e.
together with a superior Farm-house, and all necessary Agri-
cultural Buildings, and about Three Hundred and Sixty Acres
of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land.
The House Is beautifully situate in a neighbourhood of the
highest respectability, and fine sporting country, only two miles
hum the county town of Ilertford, and twenty-three from Lon-
don. About T'io hundred Acres, including the Mansion and
Bbildings ate Freehold, the remaining One Hundred and Sixty
Acres. with the Farm-house, Copyhold.
Particulars may be had, with Tickets for vbwing the Estate,
of Messrs. Smith and Rickards, Solicitors, Baslaghall4treet ;

and of Winstanley and Sons, P:
nay be seen.

wiere o Plan

FIRST-RATE COMMERCIAL INN.
TO BE DISPOSED OF,
TPOSSESSION, with a LEASE for ten
A- Years, of an important and most desirable TRAVEL-
LERS' INN, situated in one of the first Commercial Towns in
England, regularly frequented for the last half century by as
respectable and numerous a society of Commercial Gentlemen
as any House can boast of.
The Premises, affording every accouunodetioo, are in excel-
lent repair, an.' well furnished throughout.
The sole reason of this valuable Concern being offered, is
swing to the present occupier's ill state of health, who, having
acquired the retptisise means therein, is desirous of retiring from
-bLsiness.

Letters, postpaid, with real names and address, (none others
will be answered), requiring particulars, addressed to Mr.
Nerds, Wine Merchant, 9, St. Mary's Hill, London, er. to
Mr. Isaac Farror, Auctioneer, Birmingham, will be immediately
replied to.

THE LAST and ONLY DAY, WEDNESDAY,
JULY in,
When the Lottez Finishes, and
ALL -850,000
FOUR £30,000
Prizes 00,000
of £50,000
Besides 58 other CAPITA IS, Money and Consols,
MUST BE DRAWN.
HAZARD and Co. Contractors,
95, Royal Exchange Gate ; 26, Conthin ; and 244, Oxford-
street, London, where warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shares
are wiling ; also at an their Agents in the Country.
HAZARD and Co. Shared and Said in a recent Lottery,
All the Prizes of £30,000!!!
And in the present Lottery,
No. 2,313, a Prize of £lO,OOO
Caw* besides SINE OTHER CAPITALS.
London, England, 1820-06-29

FRENCH RED AND WHITE WINES,
(Duty-free to pay Salvage and Charges),
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By permission of the Honourable C,oialnissiossers of his Majesty's
Customs and Excise, at the Nary Tavern,'FAUMOUTH,
on Famar, the 7th day of July rext, at Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon,
THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS,
viz.
35 Hogsheads of Red Wine.
142 Ditto White Ditto.
Or as much thereof, duty-free, as will amount to the sent of
£449 10s. te pay Salvage and Charges, and the remainder of
the said Wines for Exportation ' • being part of the Cargo of the
Galliot Aataons, wrecked on her voyage from Bourdeatiz to
Bremen.
For further particulars and viewing the said While apply three
days before the Sale to Foxes and Sows.
Falmouth, tOth June, ISM
London, England, 1820-06-29

POOLE.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of Ms Majesty's
Customs, at the Custom-house In tlds Pont. an Twoasoar, the
15th July. at Ten **Clock in the Morning.
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
viz.
1 Piece of Fir Timber.
161 lbs. of Tea.
St Gallons of Blubber. •
About lid Gallons Broody Of sufkient strength for
3 Ditto Geneva 5 Dealers.
156 Ditto ditto Not for Dealers.
?Oft ittroaraviox.
.5 Foreign Silk Handkerchiefs.
An which have been condemned in his Majesty's Court of
Exchequer, will be put up in small Lots at the duties to which
the same are respectively liable, and may be viewed on appli-
cation at the Catens-house three days previous to the Sale.
London, England, 1820-06-29

PARIS.

A N ENGLISH CLEiiiiiMAN, resident for some
I years past in Paris, but now fur a short time in London,
•• ..ald be happy to take charge of two or more young Gentle.
brothers or friends, who have finished their education in
tits Lountry, but whose friends may wish them lo reside for
:✓.•rte time in Paris, to acquire the accomplishments of that tele-,
bated city. They will be treated in the most distinguished
manner, and introduced to the first literary and fashionable
urcles ; and should their friends afterwards wish them to travel
• :otk;lt other parts of the Continent, the Atteerdser would
Ittlt VIT:Ct to take charge of and 'ccompany theirs.
Aduress, tithis persinally or by letter, post-paid, to Mr.
L.Asr, No. s, Southantptua.row, Bloomsbury, London.
J 411:. 27, 111:0.
London, England, 1820-06-29

h EVENING STAR

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JUNE f 9, 1820.
Sr. Prrft am Sr. Paut,.-lloliday at the Stock Exchanic

The Green Bag was opened yesterday by the
Committee of the House of Lords. Neither Lords
LANSDOWN and ERSKINE" nor the Archbishop of
CANTERBURY, were present. It has been said that
the LORD CHANCELLOR and the Duke of WELLING-
TOR were also-absent, but this is incorrect. Messrs.
Br.rottatuar and DENMAN attended, and sent in a
sealed letter, expressing the sentiments of their Royal
Client upon the extraordinary and unprecedented
proceedings which have commenced against her.—
The contents of the letter, of course, have not been

made public, bat it is well understood that k does
not contain ally offer of compromise or concession,
but carries rather the character of a remonstrance

against the mode of procedure. Mess's. BleoVollAM
and DENMAN remained in waiting for a considerable
time, in order.to receive an answer to the let* de-i
livered on the parr of her Maansty, but-none ceisig
returned by the Committee, her MantarY's Counsel

-'- withdrew.
London, England, 1820-06-29

TO THE ADMIRERS AND PATRONS OF THE
FINE ARTS.
This day war published, price 21.
A CATALOGUE OF ENGRAVED COPPER-
-La. PLATES by the most esteemed ARTISTS, after the
!bust Pictures and Drawings of the Italian, Flemish, German.
French, English, and other Schools, alphabetically arranged by
the names of the Painters. Also an Index of the Subjects. The
whole preceded bo an Account of Various Works, Sets of Prints
Galleries. &c. forming part of the Stock of Hurst, Robinson,
and Co. (latelloydell's), Print Merchants, Booksellers, and Pub-
lishers, 90, Cheapdde.—London, Julie 26. •
London, England, 1820-08-10

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at St. George's, /*mover-square, William Sonde%
Esq. a Captain in the Royal Navy, to the Hon. Frances Temple,
eldest daughter of the, late Viscount Palmerston, and sister to
the present.-
At Caputh Manse, the lit inst. Mr. Alexander Innerarity,
merchant, Demerara, to Margaret Jane, daughter of the Rev.
W. Innerarity, Minister of Caputh.

DIED.
lately, at her house in George's-square, Glasgow, after a long
and painful illness, occasioned by a fall, Lady Crawford Pol-
lak, of Polk*, and relict of the late Sir Hew Crawford, of
Jordan hill, Bart. Her Ladyship, Robina Pollok, was only
child of the late Captain Jahn Pollok, of Ba!gray, hie:cher of Sir
Robert Pollok, of Pollok, Bart. and was in her own person
representative of two of the most ancient families in Scotland,
the Lockhart*, of Lee, and the PoMks. Her Ladyship served
heir to Sir Robert Pollok, of Pella, Bart. in 1607, whose
estates were 'Wetly entailed on ber,whom failing, on her eldest
son, now Sir Robert Crawford 'Pollok, Bart, of Pollok.
Her Ladyship has left her younger children and Aber re'
lathes handsomely provided for : she was ever a kind benefit-
tress to the indigent and distressed, and bur memory will never
be obliterated from the minds of bee disconsolate family and
friends. Her remains were interred in the family sepulchre of
Polled', in the Maims Kirk, attended' by her goo, Sir Robert
Crawfurd Pollok, of Pollok, and other relations i the family,
and by the whole of her tenantry on the estate of:Po&k.

COAL MARKET, Agana 9.
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THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c.

lIICKNIAN'S PILLS to e allowed to he the most
successful preparation f,r effectually removing, and pre-
venting the future recurrence of all those disorders which arise
from au imperfect acti:m of the Urinary Orgsns, as Gravel and
Stone, Lumbago, Pains in tine Back a:id Loins, and suppres-
sion of Urine. lkiog composed of the mos; iinlocent ingreei-
cuts, this invaluable Medicine relieves the sitffei log patient from
the e::cruciatine tortures of those diseases without any violence
or injury to the constitution, and requires no confinement or se-
straint of diet during its use. It is one of the oldest Public
Medicines extant; and its v.culiar virtues aid ~ffizacy hay.!
fornily maintained the highest and most universal reputation
ever possessed by any remedy.
Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. and 11s. for the Propri. tor, by Messrs.
Butler, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, London, and by the prin-
cipal Druggists, Booksellers, and Medicine Venders in every
Town throughout the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1820-02-21

COUNTY CLARE.

A robbery of a most atrocious description was
committed in the house of Mr. WILLIAM PURCELL,
near Kilclaren, in the Barony of Tulla, on the night of
Thursday se'nnight. A number of country people.
amounting to- upwards of fifty, surrounc4d the
house, and demanded admittance. Resistance would
be madness, there tieing no men inside but Mr. Pun-
CELL and a young man who was then on a visit with
him. The door was opened, and immediately five
men, with their faces blackened, entered, and in the
most deliberate manner pinioned the master, and
proceeded to plunder the house of every portable
article, which they handed to those outside, who had
in the meantime tackled two horses to carts that
were in an out-house. These were placed upon the
carts and carried off. The horses and carts were
found the following day-on the Limerick-road. They
scarcely left behind them a vestige of prope►ty that
could be taken; and broke every desk and drawer in
the house to look for money. The bacon hanging in
the kitchen, bed-clothes,.linen, wearing apparel, even
the shoes and stockings, were all taken, and they ab-
solutely left his nephew, who was on a visit, in a
state of nudity. This young man had made two at-
tempts to leave the house through an upper window,
and was as often red at by the miscreants. It is not
a little singular, that those who entered knew every
individual of the family, and called those in the house
by name.
London, England, 1820-02-21

PIUCE SEVEN-PZNcr.

THE 013SETAVER

MornAv, FmtntraitY 21.
YESTERDAY'S OBSERVER published a de-
sailed •ACCOUNT. making Twelve ','clip Columni, e
the Particulars and Official Ceratoi:io, which tu:.k place at the
FUN ERA L of his lite Majesty 6 EORC: E the Tiiiiti), h:-
eluding 115 Scripture Text:, adopted on the occation by the
Divines at the Churches and Chapels in London and its environs..
To those persons who may have preserved The Observer of Stn.!-
day, the 6th itistant, this -Number will be very desirable, as he
two Pipers contain all the official Forms and Documents neces-
sary for preservation and future reference upon this much la-
mented occasion.

N. 13. The price of The ('server is Sevenprace.

This day w:ls published,

In foolscap ftvo. with an elegant Ft ontizpiece, representing tr.rd
and Lady Ruslell in the 'fewer, price ss. 6d extra boards,
LETTERS-on HISTORY, addressed to a beloved
Godchild. Part I I.—Protanc.
London : Published by Baldwin, ad,,ck, and Joy.
Qf whom may be had, by the same Author,

1. Letters on Ilisfory : Part 1.-LSzcrvd. Price ss. board,.
ej- For a character of this interesting little Volume, sue Lit.
Panorama, No. a, New Monthly Magazine, La Belle Assern..
bier, '
2. Treasures of Thought ; from De Sta. I Holstein. To which
are prefixcdt Cursory Remarks. 'Too lux Writings, and a bap-
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L',": This little volume entir,:ly confirms the detail reamtly
Riven to the Public by a relation and friend, Madame Necker
dc S.tussurc. •
London, England, 1820-02-21

COUNTY ROSCOMNION.

On the night of the 10th instant, a body of Major
WILLS' Police, stationed at 13allintobber, came up
with an armed body of Ribbonmen2 consisting of
several hundreds, who fired upon them. The Police
immediately returned the fire, which they repeated,
and kept their ground ; upon this the banditti Bed,
leaving one man dead on the field, with several hats
with white bands on them, which, it seems, form
part of the distinctive emblems of this desperate
fraternity. It is hoped that the exposure of the
man in question may have a good effect, as numbers
were present, and witnessed the scene with some ap-
pearance of horror.
The following is an extract of a letter from Bal-
linasloe : _ _

' "On the niglit of the Ist instant, a party of the
Police, in pattoling. near Lough-glynn, came up
with a man of suspicious appearance, whom they
stopped and examined. Upon finding that they were
the Police, this fellow, whose name is John Crane,
flung some papers which he had in his pocket into a
ditch. The Police immediately procured a light,
and found the papers, which turned out to be the
Oath and Signs of the Ribbon Society. A copy of
the Oath- is annexed. The prisoner has been com-
mitted to Roscommon jail:
London, England, 1820-02-21

SARACEN'S HEAD, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.

WILLIAM MOUNTAIN AND CO.
THE following Post-Coaches, Mail-Coaches, &c.
set out from the above Inn, at Reduced Fares, to
DOVER, Deal, Ramseete, Margate, Canterbury, Sandwich,
and Chatham, every morning, at half-past seven, by the superior
sa;c Coaches.
BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, every af-
terno m, at half-past three. Fare, ten shillings inside, and riz
shillings outside.
FAL,IIOUTH, Plymouth, Totness, Exeter, \Vernet: th,
Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Post Coach, every
Morning at .S..ven ; through I loniton, Axminster, Eridport,
Blandtord, Basingstoke, and Engshot. Arrives at Plymouth
the next Evening at half-paet eight.
SOU II A :UPTON, Lymingten, -Winchester, Andover, and
Basingstoke new Four Inside Coach, at half-past seven in the
morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by half-past
five. This is a most deb-zit-ant conveyance to the Isle of_Wight.
Havre de Grace, Jersey, Guernsey,. St. Maloe's, Cherbvrg, ate.
BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip-
penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon; arrive at
Mr. May s, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern,
Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next morning. CO.ithes
to Weill, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, and Plymouth.
The UMPI RE, -a New- LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only.
one night on the road, carrying four Insides and four Out 4de s, sets
out daily; through Dunstable, Woburn, Lathbury, Ntrthamp-
ton, Welford, Lutterwcrth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield.
Stone, Ritgely, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and Prestimt,
SIIREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shilfnal Post-Coach,
every evening, at five o'clock—Guarded.
WEY • . 0 UTH, Dorchester, BlandiJrd, Salisbury, Andover,
and Basingstoke new Post-Coach, every afternoon. The Wey-
mouth packets to Guernaey, Jersey, Cherburg, Sr. 3ialoe's, &c.
LEEDS new Light Coach, culled the Itotkingham, sets out
every morning at eight ; carries Four insides only, goes remark-
ably easy, with a Guard throughout; passes through Stamford,
Newark, ltetford, Doncaster, and Ferrybtidge, to the Golden
Lion, Leeds, next morning.. Notwithstanding the uncommon
expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the must agreeable
and complete public conveyance on the North Road, being un-
equalled by any other. -
GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries
Brownbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumnock, Kiagswell,linti
'all Parts of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (Daily).
YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New-
castle,. and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with-a Guard
, throughout ; sets out every morning, by way of Nte.eerk, Re t-
ford, Tadeastere Darlington, Nortkallerton, Durham, Mqrpeth,
and Barwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the
London, England, 1820-02-21

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At Worthing, on the 19th instant, the Lady of Captain Pren-
dergast, of a daughter.
Monday, the Lady of Sir Oswald Mosley, Ban. of Rolleston
House, Staffordshire, of a daughter.
Thursday, at Wimbledon, the Lady of the Rev. Joshua Rud-
dock, of a son.
Feb. 10, at Dublin, Lady Harriet Paget, of a sen.
Alerrion.square, Dublin, the Lady of the Hon. Junes
Butler, of a son.
At Ranelagh Lodge, Dublin, the Lady of Captain Henry
Harrington \Vail, of a son.
In Mountjoy-place, Dublin, Viscountess Masaareene, of a son.
London, England, 1820-02-21

1? MBER 10,292.

ADELNII THEATRE, STRAND.
(Late the Sar.s Pareil.)
Under the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.
the rew and interesting Burletta of IVANHOE being ho-
noire,' wish the most decided applause and approbation by
crovded and fashionable assemblages, will be repeated every
everiog of Performance till further notice.
Ming the Recess, the Boxes of this Theatre have undergone
considerable improvements, calculated to afford every accom-
trud.ition to the numerous and fashionable Visitors Th.:
Fro"t Circle is thrown open, so as to afford a distinct view of
the Suge, and materially contribute to the general temp era-
tare o: the Theatre.
"ra Performances on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent.
!VMS PRESENT EVENING. February '2l. and
To-MORROW, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
he prewnted, an entirely new Rotnantic Melo-Dramatic
1!.:-;:tia, in Three Acts, entitled
IVANHOE; or, The Saxon Chief.
T4e Epilogue by Mrs. ALsor.
To conclude with an entirely new, grand, and picturesque
Christmas Pantomime, entitled
FAIRY OF TILE N Olail STMT; or, Harlequin at
Cabrador.
Ir the course of the Pantomime, a celebrated Dance, by the
g:er Ikinctts.
The loors to be opened at Six o'clock, and the Perform-
:we; to begin precisely at Seven.-11alf Price exactly at
Ei4tit.—Buses 45. Pit 2s. Gallery is.
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London, England, 1820-02-21

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[This Gazettq contains an Order in Council, directing the
Archbishop of CArrriasuaY to" Prepare a Form of Prayer and
Thanksgiving to ALstuitrry Goo for his Maas:riles recovery
from his late dangerous sickness." Also an Order, enjoining the
Ministers of the Established Church and the Episcopal Commu-
nion in Scotland, to offer up prayers and thanksgivings for his
3114aasTy's recovery].
London, England, 1820-02-21

IA fiRIP.D:

The Rev. John Topham, B. A. 111..c1 Master of Bromsgrovs
Grammar School, to Isabella, daughter of Thomas Bowes, Eaq.,
late of Darlington, Durham.
The Rev. William Natal!, M.A. incumbent of St. Peter's•
Chapel, Swinton, to Mrs. Hall, daughter of Mrs. Higsion, d
Rivington, Lancashire.
Thursday, at St. Giles-in-the-Fields, the Rev. James Cum.:
ming, Professor cf Chemistry, in the University of Cambridge,
to Sarah, elder,. daughter of Charles Ilumfrey, Esq.
Tuesday, at St. li.Aolph's Church, Cambridge, the Rey. Jo..
seph Milner, B.A. of Catharine-Hall, to Mies Crompton, niece
to the WiLi Rev. Dr. Milner, Master of Queen's College.
At the friends' Meeting-house, Youghal, Joshua Richard
Jacob, Esq. oT Waterford, to Julian Catharine Hewetsaa,
daughter of the Rev. Mr. liewetson.
Jan. 51, at Dur.lfries,'Benjamln Nicholson, Esq. Surgeon, to
Miss Margaret Id' Gowan.

DIED.
The Rev. Thomas Haweis, LLB. .LA. Rector of All Saints,
Aldwinckle, Northamptonshire, Chaplain and principal Trustee
of the Lite Countess of Huntingdon, founder of the I.ontio3
Missionary Society, and Father of the Missions to the South.Ses
Isk,ods.
, Moeday, the best ult. at Wetherhy, after a long ilinesst lam
Booth, wife of the &vs. J. l'exith, Preacher in the Wesleyan
connection; and on Sunday se'nnight, the Rev. J. Booth, afters
very short illness.
Wednesday, aged 28, after a lingering illness, at- Norwich.,"
Maria, wife of the Rev. G. Carter.
Wedntsilay, on Putney-heath, Mrs. Wood, relict of the late
Dr. Wood, of Buntingford, Herts.
At Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. Joseph Archer, aged 85 yrarsir
sixty of which he had been on the half-pay list as a Lieutenant.
At Jamaica. on the Ith November, :Major John Owen, a
the 61st Regiment.
July 24, in the 23th year of his age, at Budge-budge, near
Calcutta, Lieutenant George Chidley Coete, of the Wth Ngivo
Lnfantry.
At Cluwman Cottage, near Portadown, Lieutenant William
Camtbell, late of the 91:11 Regiment.
I itch, in Condor., Mr. John Silk, of Queen's College, Cam-.
bridge. It is so-prised that too close an application tat his sty-
dies, and particularly those in the Oriental Languages, in which
he had made considerable proficienry, has brought this youth te•
an early grave.

HIGH.WATER4t LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOaDVi.
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London, England, 1820-02-21

' RIEBONMAN'S OATH.

• Ist. You are; at your own free will'and accord, in the pre.
sence of ALIAIGIITT Gon. You most solemnly vow, and sin-
cerely swear, that you will keep secret of me and all until death,
and answer all such questions as I propose to you on brotherly
affairs; that you are not a Pensioner, a Protestant, w Freeniason,
and will not recommend any person contrary to those Articles.
• Ed. You would suffer to be gibbeted and dissected before
you would prosecute or inform against me, or any Committee,
-- who bears the name or marks of a Gay Fellow.
' Zd. You will not see Brother short-taken for two-pence,
or six-pence, as far as your ability affords you.
4th. You will not be boasting of your signs or tokens, con-
eertsirg this Order.
' .sth. Yon will not see a Brother struck, at a Fair or Public
Meeting, without aiding and assisting hint, in a fair cause.
• 6th. You will not have any carnal knowledge of a Brother's
sister, wife, or daughter, but in the way of matrimony.
7th. You will not see a Brother short-taken for a meal's
meat or a night's lodging.
• sth. You will Lot buy anything from a Protestant, unless
you get it either cheaper or better from him than you can frum
a Catholic.
• Oth. You will not have anything to do with King Games,
or with any 414 his men, unless poverty compels you.'

We have much pleasure in saying, that in consc.
'pence of the demand for labour which the Spring
has brought along with it, it has been fund unne-
cessary, in the villages around Glasgow, to perievere
in distributing extraordinary relief. The same grati-
fying change has occurred n most of the towns cf
the West of Scotland.

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rHE ARMY.

The .sth regiment of Foot are on their iturcb from
Plythouth, in four divisions, for Bhrewsbtiry,
Wenlock, and Bridgnorth, where they etpect
to he stationed some times

Detachments of the 69th and 30th Regiments ar-
rived at Chatham last week, from Canterbury; they
will embark in a few days for India.
Friday, died, at his residence in the Royal Hospi-
tal, Chelsea, after a very short illness, and at a very
advanced age, General the Right Hon. Sir DAVID
Derfains, G.C.B. Governor of the Royal Military
Hospital, Chelsea ; Colonel of the First, or king's
Dragoon Guards ; and Colonel in Chief of the Rifle
Brigade, &c. &c.

Commissions signed by the Lt)rd Lieutenant of the County of
Nottingham.
Royal Sherwood Foresters, or Nottinghamshire Regiment of
Militia.—John Lee, Gent. to be lieutenant ; Thomas Sal
mon, Gent. to be Ensign.
Holniepierrepont Yeomanry Cavalry—Henry Oldknnw, Gent.
to be Lieutenant; William MatshJll, Gent. to be Canet.
London, England, 1820-02-19

TO TIIE Ik7BLIC.

4, CORNIIILL, AND 9, CirMtitiC-CIOSS.
TI3ISI-1 having, in the indulgence of his awn,
. as well as in deference to public feeling, abstained from
putting forth any Advertisement (luring the melancholy interval
which has elapsed since the decease of our late venerale and
lamented +lenarch, now begs leave to inform the Public, that
the Drawing of the State Lottery, which was postponed by
Order of the Lords of the Treasury, first in consequence of the
Death of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and again in
consequence of the Demise of his Majesty, is now ordered to
take place on FRIDAY, the 25th instant, when the whole will
finish. Those persons, therefore, who have made purchases,
may be advised of the fate of their Numbers immediately sub-
sequent to the above day.
A few Tickets and Shares yet remain on Sale, and may be
purchased at the shave fortumite Offices; or of T. DISII's
Agents throughout the Kingdon.
The Wheel contains Two Money Prizes of £23,003, &c. &c.
all of which must be drawn _ _ _

NEXT FIUDAY, the 2.f.th of THIS MONTH.
London, England, 1820-02-19

FOR COUGHS, IMARSENESSE.S, &c.

Mr n.c. it LENOUG ifs PECTOR AL LOZ ENGES
..01- of TOLL: the great demand after sixty years trial,
proves them a suiterior remedy for atl Coughs, Itosrsenessee,
Throats, Astnr!,,atii: Consurpptive Com;laints. 11te
gemyiie only have " R. Hayward," printed on the stamp, by
whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the
Inyentt:r. Sold iti Boxes at ls. :bd. each, by his appointment,
by Newl:rys, 43, St. L'aut's Church-yard ; Sutton, flow Church-
! yard; ilavl:y and Co. Ccckspur-street ; Nix, Royal Exchange;
Johnson, Cornhill Nsarti,324, He:thorn; Curk,269, 13orcugh ;
Seater, 15t), thiferst-etreet ; Barclays, Fleet-Market; Blake, 513,
Piccadilly ; and the Vet:tiers of 6cuuine Medicine -I. Where also
Ima Y.be had, Mr. e; !LEN °US 11's CEI,EII/14 ATE TIN C-
Tti RES for prescrviir, the Teeth and (hens, and curing the
Tooth-achein large Ilialtles, at Ss. 9%.1- each. •
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GENTLEMAN MISSEk:.G:

A
'f GENTLEMAN, about Twenty-severi years of
Age, in dejected spirits, absented himself from kis Home
on Sunday Inst. He had on a suit of black, with a hro7r: gkeat
c•at, lined with silk, crape on his hat, and grey &yes. Ile is
about five feet nine inches high, thin, without v. hiskers, inclined
to a florid complexion, rather a long nose, large grey eyes, and
brows hair.

Whoever shoald meet with the said Gentleman, will be pleased
to take care of him, give immediate notice, by express, to Mr.
WRAIISLAW, Solicitor, WarwichAiire, and they will be
most handsomely rewarded, and all expenses instantly raid.
Fro. 18,16.20.

It being probable that be may have come to London, iv,
Formation is requested to be forwarded to Messrs. and
Sm.., WELL, Solicitors, Carlton Chambers, Regent-street.

This dr.y was published, price is. 6d.
AN ARITHMETICAL STATEMENT of the
I JIPER ESENTATION of the PEOPLE
of GREAT BRITAIN--the Causes; and Ilemecties.
Sold by Stott-art and Stewart, bookselleri, No. to; Strand.

APPEAL To PUBLIC vritTuE.
This dlll was published, on a large Sheet, price Sixpence,ewith
thirt,Tn to the dozen ; Thirty Shilling* per Hundred; or Ten
Pounds per Thousand,
GOLD EN RULES•FOR THE ELECTORS OF
THE UNITED KINGDOM : Explaining their Coma,
tational Eights and abstract Duties; and pointing out the Can-
didates who right, and who ought not, to be preferred.
By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, •
Late Shertlff of London and Middlesex.
There has alsii been published, by the same tithor, in the same
popular form, and at the same price, which may, if desired,
be assorted with the above,

I. GOLDEN It LES for JURYMEN; which ought to be
liberally distributed by patrictie Person-, previous to Li! Assizes.
11. GOLDEN RULES for MAGISTRATES and SIIEIt-
RI FFS ; which ought to be posted in all Police Offices and Jus-
tice Rooms.
London, England, 1820-02-19

TFIE LORDS of the TREASURY have issued
their Warrant for the
•FINAL DRAWING OF THE LOTTERY,
To take place NEXT FRIDAY, '2sth FEBRUARY,
Whcn the few Tickets (having an Excess of 4'6,458),
forming
THE COLDEN LOTTERY, •
Wits TWO of 4:4),060 and ',coo Prizes, MUST ALL Ise
DRAWN, and paid in Gold or Dank Notes, by
J. and J. SIVEWRIGIIT,
No. 57,
.C,ornb:ll; 1 11, Holborn;
SS, farnarhtt ; 141, Oxford-street ;
Wh9 Sold in this Lottery, N.. 1,6.;6, a Prize of £211,0011, and
Seven Capitals. •
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would be immediately enfotec4. f The Noble Lord
had given this notice, at present, in order to; prevent
any ambiguity from arising in future. •
Lord LAUDERDALE thought that, if there were
two Standing Orders on the same subject, not exactly
consistent with each, other, the Nqble Lord who had
started the objection ought, if the. House adopted the
former of them, to Move for the suspension of thelatter.
Lord HOLLAND sai4i-, that from the language
which the Noble Lord had just used, every person
would infer that the two orders were contradictory.
Now they were not so: the- first order stated that
their Lordships should simply
,say Content or Not-
content,. and so decide the question ; the other order
stated that the Contents should stay in the House,
whilst the Not-contents should go below the Bar.
Lord LIVERPOOL was of opinion that there was
no inconsistency in the orders. He stated what was
the usual mode of voting in that House; but added
there Was another, and more solemn mode, which was
referred to in the order—namely, of putting the ques-
tion,not to the House collectively, but to each Mem-
ber of it individually.
The LORD CHANCELLOR followed on the
same side, after which the notice was entered.
The House then adjourned.
London, England, 1820-08-17

THE 401 MY.

A large body of Troops are stationed in aft the
towns in the environs of the toetropas. letsreeu
three sad four thousand occupy quarters in Green—
wich, Lewisham, Blackheath; .and Woolwich. There
is no encampment, as was rumoured.
The troop of the 4th Light Dragoons, which have
occupied Exeter Barracks for thirteen Months past,
left there 6n the 11th instant, for Canterbury. It is
expected that the 8d Dragoon Guards, from Irelnnd)
will replace theta.
Thursday last two troops of the 6th Dragoons air.
rived at Lancastei from Carlisle, and proceeded nest
day on their route towards the Metropolis.
The East Devon Militia, Colonel the Right Hon.
Lord Earn:Jura:4i will assemble at Exeter, for 28
days' trainingi on Tuesday the 26th of September.
The 3d Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia,
commanded by Sir T. D. HEMETH, Bart. fmished
their 28 days training last Saturday. The privates
appear for the most part to be young men under 20
years of age, and, though this is the first time that
the majority of them have been called out, they
have acquired a degree of skill and precision highly
creditable to themselves and their Officers. The
Regiment mustered 20 Officers and 585 rank and file.
London, England, 1820-08-28

CURTIS AND YOUNG BROWN.

To-morrow, within ten miles of Londot., one of the best little
fights will take place between the above heroes. The white top-
por is the favourite, five and six to four ; bat the sprig of myrtle,
Brown, is much fancied. It must prove a most scientific tight.
In addition to the above, for a purse, the Don tY Suffolk, under
the direction of Tom Owen, will light any one of his weight.—
The younger Abbot is expected to come forward on this occasion.
London, England, 1820-08-28

BOXING.

Fight between T. nt Reynolds (of the London ring), and Sant-
nionds, a boxer who had beaten every one opposed to hint in
Lancashire.—'Phis match was made at two days' notice, in con-
sequence of a set-to bet\veen the above combatants, at Manches-
ter, in which Sammonds had the best of it, on Monday last, at
Isfaccksfield, for a purse of £4O, within a mile of the above
place. So early as twelve o'clock, SO,OOO persons assembled.—
At three o'clock, in a thirty-Mot ring, Sammonds threw up his
hat, attended by his seconds, Felton and Meares; and shortly
afterward, Reynolds, supported by Cope, of Lancashire, and a
stranger, repeated the above token of defiance. Even betting.
ROLND 1. Reynolds planted such a tremendous hit on the
body, and also on the nab of 1.6 opponent, that Sammonds turred
round, in such a complete state of stupiir, that he appeared like
a piece of cluck-work moving its head. Reynolds, instead of
frisking the contest, which was completely in his power, touched
Santraoccis on the shoulder, and, in the most polite manner, re-
quested him to come and fight. Sammonds turned to, and with
his lift hand gave Reynolds a black eye. Tom returned with
great severity, on Sanimonds's nob, when the latter dropped, as
i. Le 114,1 been shot. Great applause, but even betting.
S. Sararnonds was floored, sops cerenumie.
7,. Sammonds was quite satisfied that be was contending
*gala; a superior artist, and, in a struggle, Reynolds threw him.
4. Sammonds put in a tremendous blow on the throat of Rey-
r.ole:s, which sent him round like a top; hut the latter, on the
Ewing, caught Sammonds on the temple, and drnppsd him.
S. A brow in the wind-market spoilt Sammonds, and he went
dow:,, as if he had taken leave of the surrounding scene.
6. Sanunci.ds again went down, without a shadow of chance.
7. Puynolls, by a well-directed hit, made Sammonds perform
afii•-•fv, and the head of his opponent not only went where his
heels had stood, but his heels actually went up into the air.—
Sammonds was totally insensible, but Reynolds, with the truest
feeling, wenttip and shook hauls with his opponent. Sammonds
remained in a state of stupor for ten minutes. Reynolds, with
the utmost liberal:t., , gave Sammonds a 1:3 note. The latter is
a very game mar., and did everything in his power to win.—
Reynolds shewed himself an out-and-out good one, and had not
a scratch upon his face.