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prey and Xil!inine, vacant by the diet% alt ; . nin
Graves.
The Rev. Mr. French, to the Livinkorfsoreshridgei-In the
Diocese of Ferns ; and the Rev. Mr. to that of Cul-
lom, in the Archdiocese of Cashel, both void by the promotion
lithe Rev. ThOmas Tionbury_Giligh, to the Deanery of Derry.
The Rev. Dr. Alexander Stewart, Minister of Dingwall, is
M be First Minister of the (lurch of Canongate, Ediaborih, in
place of the Rev. Mr. 11,. Garnock, deceased.
The Rev. Mr. Samuel George Kennedy, blinUter of the
Chapel of Ease, Leith Wynd, is appointed Minister oT the West
Church, Perth.

CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION.

A General Quarterly Court of this incorporated
Society, for clothing, maintaining, and educating
poor Orphan Children of Clergymen, was held at
Freemasons'-hall on Thursday last, at which the
Bishop of LONDON presided, supported by the Bishop
of St. Actrit,..the Rev. Lord Asros, and a great
many Dignitaries of the Church; the Hon. PHILIP
POUT, Join; Room Esq. dc-c. The petitions of the
orphans were read and considered, and six children
were thereupon elected into the schools, which, with
the number at present therein, make 98.
Mr. WATSON, the Treasurer, said, when the Meet-
ing took into their consideration the very excellent
manner in which the children went through their
public examination on Monday last, k was impossi-
ble not to give the utmost credit for it to the master
and mistress of the respective schools, to whose great
attention and exertions the Institution at large was
much indebted, and he therefore proposed a suitable'
vote of thanks to them.

The Rev. Mr. SHEPHESD, preacher of Gray's-inn,
begged to second the motion, beca"se he had pecu-
liar opportunities of bearing testimony to the excel-
lent system of education which had been established
in the schools. He was in the frequent habit of ex-
amining the children, and it always gave him satis-
faction to observe the improvement they were making.
The Bishop of LONDON fully coucurrred in every
thing which had been stated with respect to the ex-
cellent state of the schools, and a separate vote of
thanks was then passed unanimously to the Rev.
Thomas Wharton, the master of the boys school;
and to Miss Wood, the mistress of the girls' school.
Amongst the distinguished persons present at the
pablic examination on Monday last, at St. John's-
wood, were—

The Archbishop of Canterbury ; Bishops of Landon, Salisbury,
Ely, Exeter, and Landaff ; Lards *Canyon, Racket*, and De
Dunstanvillh ; Countess Grosvenor, Dowager Lady Debestar,
Lady Charlotte Proby, Lady Emily Pelham, Lady &dam*,
Lady Glyn, Hon. Miss Neville, Bcc.

CHURCH SHIP.
London, England, 1820-05-16

TWICKENHAM.

A GOOD FAMILY HOUSE to be LET, Fur-
nished, for July and part of August, with large walled
Garden, Coach-house, Stables, &c.
Letters to b.: addressed to A. B. Mr. Mortimbes, Post-Office,
Twickenham, Middlesex.

J
J. SIVEW MIFF beg to temind the Public
e that NEXT THURSDAY the Lottery draws. The
Two First Prizes will each receive is addition £lO,OOO Consols.
The Wheel contains
FOUR
TWO
FOUR

XI O,OC 0
£l,OOO
London, England, 1820-05-16

THE ARMY.

Thursday, General REV NELL reviewed the Glasgow
Yeomanry and the Sharpshooters, and expressed him-
selfhigbly satisfied with the appearance and itate of
discipline of both corps.
The Kirkcudbright and Wigton Militia is to be as-
sembled this year, for twenty-eight days' training and
exercise.
London, England, 1820-05-16

DEPARTURE&

Mr. Musgrave Brisco and Mr. Wastel Briaco, from Devon-
shire-place to Carliak.

It ictin RDSVN, GOADLUCIC, and Co. respectfully ac-
quaint the Public, that the Second Day of Drawing
will >~e NEXT TACKSDAYr when the First-drawn
in each Class will be entitled to !.:10,000 Consols in.
addition. The Wheel contains 78 Capitals, including

Four Prizes of 4:10,Coo
Two Mize' of J'l nine
•
Four Piizss of "1,000
Consols anti Money.
Tickets and Mares, warranted undrawn, are on Sale by Then
IL WON Cooni.ucs, and Cu. at their 015ce-0, liank-buildings,
Cornhill, and Charing-Crvss—who sold, hi the pr, wait Lot-
tery, 'Three Capital Prises In'Slinres.
London, England, 1820-07-24

This day was published,
The Second Edition, with considerable Alterations and Addi-
tions, and with a new Set of Sixteen Plates, ix 3 Vols. 121 no.
price ~1 Is.
'USEFUL KNOWLEDGE; or, A Familiar Ac-
cunt of the various Productions of Nature, Mineral,

Vegctabk-, and Animal, which are chiefly employed for the
Vie cf Man. Illustrated with numerous Figures, and intended
ass IP9rk both of Instruction and Reference.
by the Rev. WILLIAM BINGLEY, A.M. •
Author of "Anima Biography."
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
n,uer to.v ; and Darton, Harvey, and Dorton, Graccchurch-
street.

Just published,
In a portable Volume, embellished with numerous Views, and
a general Map, price 12s. boards, 13s. bound,
lEIGH'S- NEW PICTURE of ENGLAND and
. WALES; comprehending a Description of the Principal
Towns, Ancient Remains, Natural and Artificial Curiosities,•
SA, and Produce, Agriculture, Manufactures, Rivers, and
Principal Seats, arid Bathing Places; with Historical
and Biographical Notices, and a Synopsis of the Counties, &c.
Also, just published,
A Naw Pocurr ATLAS of the Carious of Exar..txn and
rams, &c. consisting of Fifty-five Maps and a general Map,
p..:,:e 12s. half-balm,.
Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand.
London, England, 1820-07-24

DR. REFS' CYCLOPEDIA-LAST

On Monday, July 31, will be published, the concluding. Part of
THE NEW CYCLONEDIA; or, UNIVERSAL
_L DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and LITE.
11.111:11EL

By ABRAHAM REES, D.D. F.A.S. F.L.S. &c.
Editor of the last FAlition of Mr. Cliambers's Dictionary; with

the Assistance of eminent Protkssional Gentlemen.
Printed for Longman and Co. and the other Proprietors.
The Silli4cribers to this Work are requested to complete their
S,-ts immediately, as some of the Parts are scarce, and will shortly
be entirely out of print, when the Proprietors cannot engage,
and it will be entirely out of their power, to complete them.
London, England, 1820-07-24

UNIVERSITY A 7ELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JULY ea.
Tuesday evening se'nnight, the Warden of New College, the
Rev. Christopher Lipscombe, and John Coker, Esq. Fe
of that Society arrived at Winchester College, or the purpre
of holding their annual visitation. They were met at the Hr
trance by the Bishop of Hereford (Warden) and othtrs, Meal-
bets of the College, and proce6dcd with them to Iheinner gEt,
where the Dedasaatio ad Hargis WAS delivered in a very tordzi
and energeiic manner by Mr. l'ears. The follow* morning a
numerous and. bighlyirespectahle patty assembled in the school-
room to haw the recitation of the Prize Compositions, and select
Speeches, the Odd- Medal' having been previously awarded to
Mr. Gabell, for his English Essay—" Similar causes lead IS
similar effects," and to Mr. Fearoo, for a.L.stitt Poena---‘. Gocr-
gins Quartus solium raternutn ascendit." The Silver Mee.s:s
were adjudged to Mr. Brarnston, for his delivery of the .racii
of " Galgaeus the General of tfie Caledonii to his army," 1--
citus • and to Mr. Pears for the Oration of " M. P. Cato Se
Conjurations Catalina lochs," &Aust.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION&
Rev.. Ralph Spafforth, DI.A.. is preseotcd to the Vicarage of
Eastringtoo, near Bowden, Yorkshire.
The Archbishop of York has conferred upon the TICT. f.
Wrargham, M.A. F.R.S. the Archdeacoary of CleveLtaL
Rev. A. Luxmore, to the Vicarage of Barnstaple.
The Hon. and Rev. Dr. Rice, to the Rectory of Cd.liniorl
"'Gloucestershire, on his own prelentatiorl as Precentor of lora
Cathedral.

Rev. James Davies, M.A. to tire Vicarage of Barringtes
Parva, Gloucestershire.
Rev. Edward B. Lye, RA. to the Vicarage of Rao's,
Northamptonshire.
The Rev. John Heysham, M.A. Miner Canoe of Catiuit
Cathedral, to the Pereal Curacy of tietiergham.
The Rev. Richard M. A. of Merton College, 011.01,
to the Perpetual Curacy of Haps., and Vicarage of iiirat.trA
in Cumberland.
The Rev. J. R. Greetham is appointed Domestic CharLis
to Lord Hood.
The Rev. Terence O'Sbaugnessy, Pub& Priest of Kilns'', is
appointed Roeian Catholic Dean of Killaloe, by the See of Roue.
The Associate Congregation of Burntshields have given a bo-
monious call to Mr. William Scott Hay, Preacher of the L.c.'
pel, to be their Minister.
Thersday sennight, the Rev. Dr. A. Stewart, late of 11:1.'
wall, was introduced to the fine charge of the I'arbh of 1:k
nongate, Edinburgh. •

• BIRTHS.
July 10, at Toff Abbey, the Hon. Mrs. Clifford.DfaJogLter.
July 5, at Ilouiton, the Lady of the Rev. IL A. Iltrob.h 4
a daughter.

MARRIED.
The 14th inst. at Llanfyllin, the Rev. Edward Dario, to 5.'
rah, only clat:e!ter of the Rev. George Lewis, D. D.
July 20, John Haggard, LL.D. of Doctor' Commons,
of Trinity Bail, Carobridge, to Caroline. daughter of the La
3lark Hodgson, Esq. of Bromley, Middlcs.

• ',HEIL.
%t the Vicarage Hou.e, I)ymock, the Rev. David Eva.
At Slateford Manse, the 6th inst. Jolm Houston, tiu: •411
-son of the 11ev. 1)r. Belfrage.
Lately, at Bath, the Rev. John I.yster, Rector 44 tic 0.
Inside living at Cloapriest,„ln the. Diocese of

LW: DON Printed and publidird by Lvvii. KnT I C r3'
Place, Temple-tar.
London, England, 1820-07-24

TO THE PUBLIC.

T- - - - -
UE Patronage !:o liberally blstowal upon my
Establishments during the progress of the late Lottery,
whilst it dem:nits my most grateful acknowledgments, calls also
fir my best exortisnis to secure its continuance.
With this feeling I beg leave to announce, that T have this
dly contracted with Government for Twenty Thousand Tickets
to be drawn in one or two Lotteries.

.1 Scheme is now under consideration, in framing which I"
h:.ve endeavoured to meet the wishes of those Friendi who have,
at different times, favoured rue with their sumstinos upon the
subject. This Scheme I shall have the satisfaction of sub-
mitting, when it has received the sanction of the Lords of his
..'Ljesty's Treasury, and I look with confidence to that which
can alone secure its success, Peptic Arrr.ovat-
I am, your devoted and grateful Servant,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, July 21,1820. 'T. BISII.
London, England, 1820-07-24

ENDOWED GRAMMAR SCHOOLS._

Tkis day was puhlished, very elegantly printed in Two Large
Volumes, Bvo. with engraved Fac-similes of Seals, &c. price
l Cs. boards,
A CONCISE DESCRIPTION of the ENDOWED
I G RAM Al AR SCHOOLS in ENGL AN D and W ALES.

By NICHOLAS CARLISLE, .
F. R.S. ALR.L A. and F. and S.S.A.

I. radon : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
:: a,lttr-r
For the convenience of illustration, a very small number
Copies are printed on large paper, price £4. 4.. boards.
London, England, 1820-07-24

~;,

PARLIAMENTARY .

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY MI-
Before lie business of the House commenced, the Archbishop
of CANIMILIOST, the Duke of Moirroese, the Earl of Levaausea,
the Earl of Laywoman, the Earl of Reams, Lords Cam ino's
and Mas.vata, who are of the Committee of Privileges, entered
the House, attended by bfr. Crows, the Clerk and took a mi-
nute survey of the seats, for the purpose of ascertaining the ,
number they were calculated to bold, with reference to the in-
vestigation of her hianesrv's cases After their Lordahips had
completed their examination, the Earl of Lessem" directed the
lile rehitect of the Bnard of Works to be sent fat It was ar-
ged, that additional seats should be placed at each side of the
tab , and also two back seats against the walls, on elevated sup-
Porters. By the present arrangements• of the House, thep is
only convenient accommodation for about 200 Peers. The new
arrangements are on a scale for the accommodation of 300.—
The Committee, having retired into the Painted Chamber, con-
tinued their deliberations for some time. Their Report will be
made on Monday.
A Committee of Privileges standing as the first Order of the
Day, and which taking the lead of every other proceeding,
The LORD CHANCELLOR, as soon as a sufficient num-
ber of Peers were assembled, informed their Lordships that the
Earl of Shaftesbury, the regular Chairman,, being unable from
Indisposition to attend that day, it became necessary their Lord-
ships should appoint, pro eempure, some other Chairman.
It appearing the seine of the Peers present that the Noble
and very Learned Lord sh4uld officiate, the Loan CltlifiCLlJialt
to A the Chair.

Mr. HART attended as Counsel, and sonic farther evidence
was received in arerification of the title of Viscount Galway
to that Peerage, preliminarily to his Lordship's voting at the
Election of Representative Peers on the part of Ireland. The
same being gone through,
The Comn-ittee proceeded to hear some incipient evidence in
the case of Viscount Strangford's Peerage, on the same amend,
when they closed their proceedings for the day.
The House then resumed, and Prayers were read. .
Alt. Bum.ocx, from the Treasury, presented certain DOCr-.
ments containing Plans and Estimates respecting the Establhh-
nient of the Extraordinary Post, and also some Financial Ac-
counts.—The former part of these Papers were, on the motion
of the Earl of LAUDgaDALE, ordered to be printed.
The Report of the Irish Cann of Chancery Bill was brought
up and received, and the Amendments agreed to.
The con.ideration of certain judgments on Appeal Causes
was, in consequence of the absence of. a Noble and Learned
Lord, postponed till Monday.—Adjourned.

REVOLUTION AT NAPLES.
London, England, 1820-07-24

MI DDLESEX.
Eligible LAND for BUILDING, admirably adapted far the
Erection of a VILLA RESIDENCE, upwards of TWENTY
EIGHT ACRES, richly ornamented with TIMBER,
. within Six Miles of Hyde Park-corner.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Tnumnar July 27, at Twelva, in One Lot,
A CAPITAL FR'EHOLDr and small part COPY-
X. HOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate in the • Parish of
Ealing, six miles west of Oxford-street, and nearly the same dis-
tance from Hyde Park-corner, containing upwards of Twenty-
eight Acres of capital Aeadow Land, partly enclosed by a Wall
and Park Paling, admirably adapted for the erection o: a Vim
Residence, commanding beautiful Views over the Surrey Hills
to a considerable extent. richly ornamented with fine grown
Timber Trees, Plantations, Evergreens, and Shrubs, arranged
with the greatest taste and judgment, formed at a very great ex-
pense, and in the highest state of luxuriance • good Kitchen Gar-
dens walled; the Land abounds with fine Brick Parch, and plenty
of good Water. The Purchaser may take all or any part of the
Timber at a valuation, and immediate Possession may be had.
To be viewed by applying to John Luck, at Ealing, of whom
Particulars may be had : at the King's Arms and Bell, Ealing;
the Packhorse, Turnham-green ; Pigeons, Brentford ; Talbot,
Richmond ; Messrs. Fladgate and Nueld, Solicitors, Essex-street,
Strand ; of Messrs. Wyatt, Son, and Utton, New Inn; at Gar-
raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square,
where, and at New Inn, Plans of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1820-07-24

A NEW SCHOOL BOOK.
This day was published, price is. bound,

GurS NEW EXERCISES in ORTHOGRA-
PHY; containing Selections from the most admired Au-
thors in Prose and Verse ; and adapted to every Class of Eng-
lish Learner; desirous of speedily acquiring a correct method of
Spelling ; upon a new Plan.

_ .
By JOSEPH GUY, jur•..
Batter of the Academy, 38, Foley-street.
I.ottilitt : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
vas ter-tor:.—By whom also are published, by the same Author,
1. The English Sch Nal Grammar; in whi:li Practical Illus-
tr.ifion is, in tvs. y step, blended with Theory, by Rules, Eat-
atnples, and Exercises, ada.!ted throughout to the use of Schools,
and Private T•••,;:hers.

In this Work, English Grammar is rendered easy to the ca-
pacity of every Learner, r• t only by giving a• concise outline of
its Thenratical Principles. but by combining Practical Illaitra-
tiling with those prineples. Appropri.ite Questions and Exer-
cisks also accompany rho Rules. Fifth Edit: price Is. ed. bond.
2. Guy's New Primer; or, Costtpanlon to Latin Gram-
mars. In Three Parts, priSe 2s. bound.
'r Through the medium of this little Volume, which com-
mences with an easy practice on the Ecioni, Adjectives, Pro-
nouni, and Verbs, contained in the Accidence, a child, in less
than half the usual time, will acquire a practical and thorough
knowledge of its principles. It concludes with the • Irregulars
in Declension and Conjugation so ariariged WI to be with facility
understood and retained.
London, England, 1820-07-24

ENGLISH SYNONYMES.

This day was published, in Bvo. price £l. Is. the Second Edi-

tion, greatly enlarged and corrected,
VNGLISH SYNONYMES EXPLAINED. in
I..di Alphabetical Order; with copious Illustrations and Ex-
drawn from the best Writers.
By GEORGE CRABS, of Magdalen Hall, Oxford.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
tt r-rrAv ; and Boosey and Son, Old Broad-street.
London, England, 1820-07-24

FRIDAY, JUNE 21.

The Court met this morning at ten o'clock.
The names of the Jury were called over, and the
Court are now engaged in the examination of ex-
culpatory witnesses.
The trial is expected to last the greater part of
this day, and the next trial does not come on till
Monday, the Court sitting to-morrow at Paisley.

The present Assizes at York will be adjourned to
Saturday the 9th of September next ; on which day,
they will be resumed, under a 'Special Commission,
and the State Trials will then be proceeded with.

, OLDHAM AFFRAY.—MANCHESTER, JULY 20.—A
True Bill has been found by the Grand Jury, at
these Sessions, against Evans, the printer and pub-
lisher of the Manchester Observer, for a libellous ac-
count of the affray which took place, a short time
since, at Oldham, between the Military and the Ra-
dicals. The prosecution is conducted under the di-
rection of the Solicitor of the Treasury. As Evans
,has not been in custody under a Magistrate's war-
rant, the indictment cannot be tried at the present
Sessions. It is expected that a writ of certiorari will
be issued, on the part of the Crown, to move the in-
dictment to the Assizes.—Several bills of indictment
have been found against different individuals, for.
violent assaults upon the Military at Oldham. Bench
warrants were immediately issued against them.
Four hones that had been woi king at Haddenharn,
in Suffolk, last week, in a threshing machine, eat of
some of the wheat, which occasioned the death of
'three of them in a few hours.
CORN-EXCHA NG e, DIA as-LANE. JULY 24.—The supply of SlVbeat
front Essex, Kent, and Suffolk this morning, being but mode-
rate, and the weather having been unsettled during the greater
part of last week, caused a tolerably brisk demand for the finer
qualities from the above Counties, on terns from 2s. to 39. per
quarter higher than on this day week. Barley is Ys. dearer
owing to the scantiness of the supply. Beans and Peas have,
advanced 'ls. per quarter.; and the same improvement has beet;
made in the price of Oats, but tke sales were not free at that
advance.

SMITH' lELD MAULYT, JULY 24.--Beef, ♦s. Gd. to ss. 6d. per
stone ut ; 11u:ton, 48 6d. to 5.1. 4d. WA. ss. Od.to 6s. Od.
Pork, 55.0.1. to 68.0 d. Lamb, 55.6.1. to 6s. 6d.—Cattle at Market
Beasts, 17.z0; Calves, 320; Sbrep and Lambs, 17,500 ; Pigs, 220.
Hay, 31.105. to 41. 10s. Clover, 5/. 10s. to 71. Os. Straw, It. 16s.
to 21. Os.
London, England, 1820-05-11

THE ARMY.

th
e 8 t Royal Veteran 11,attalion, 870 strong rsa
famous for their having no fewer than 760 wives, and
1800 children, and from there being '2OO children
rapidly advancing to join the main body), are now on
their march from Inland, to Stirling and Aberdeen.
At to Meeting of the County of Ayr, held on Mona
day se'nnight, it was agreed to enter into a voluntary
assessment for the purpose of aiding in the proper
equipment of the Yeomanry Corps.

TO THE Earron. OF TILE. STAB.
Sta—As in ;411 probability some mark of /I.)yal favour wilt
ba shewn the Officers of the Army on the ensuing Coronationi
by giving a Brevet, it is to he hoped that the Hall-pay Officers
denominated the UV Bate, viii be ro longs fuigotten; these
poor men have but a mere pittance to subsist on, and what
makes their case most to be cornralst rated in, that they are, ge-
nerally speaking, in the decline of life, and in all likelihood with
families to support ; they have devoted their best days to that
King and Country, and in many instances have sacrificed their
health. Do, good Mr. Eiliror, plead the cause of these deserving
men. If the Subalterns alone were to be placed on a footing
with those of the new order of things, the expense would be too
trifling for a moment's consideration, and a few years will wipe
•ff the charge altogether. Your efforts will have the prayers
of the OLD RATE HALF-PAY OYFIC3III.
London, England, 1820-05-11

roa COUGitS, 110ARSENESSES, &c.

MR.GREENOUGIi's PECTORAL LOZ ENGES
of TOW ; the great demand after sixty years tad,
proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, lloarseneases,
Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The
genuine only' have " R. Hayward," printed on the stamp, by
whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the.
Inventor. Sold in Boxes at Is. lie!, each, by his appoiritmerp,
by Newberys, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Staten, Bow Church-
yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspar-sireet; Nix, Royal Exchange;
Johnson, Curnhill ; Ward, 3::4, liolboi n ; Clark, 269, Borough ;
Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Barclays, Fleet-Market; Blake, se,
Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Aledicinett. Where Llso
may be had, Mr. fiRRENOU6I H's CR (ABBATE') TIN C-
TURF.S for preserving the Teeth and Gums, sod curing the
Tooth-acts in large Bottles, at 2s. 9d. each.

BY HIS MANS ROYAL LETTERS PA I'EN
LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous
for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE.
One malt Pill is a dose, and the raking of cue Box, in a recent
case, will soon convince the ',Asia of the certainty of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can lie better contrived, more safe, or more
convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jsur•
ina s or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of diet;
and sixty years experience (in an extensive pnvice) has proved
that it will effect a Cure when renewed Salivation and all other
methods avail nothing. For the Scurry aad other Chronic:4
Disorders, this Nledicine has not its parallel. Upwr:rdt vt
40,000 persons of both sears have bten radical:y cero'i of the
above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and
sold by the Sole Proprietors, 'F. I'AYLOR and Members
of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, Neve
Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included.--
N.B. Two back doors, and Lights In the 'Passages at night....
They are also sold by their sppolutment, smith copiouil directions
at the Toy Shop, 103, OxfOrd-street; Mr Disborough's, No. 7,
Pish.street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by e::e
Pcrswoi iu every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland.
rAcitievitocr., mic
egratedis toino.pers ons taking the above, or other of tke no.
London, England, 1820-05-11

Besides the full proportion of £lOO, .C5O, and £l6 Prizes.
Warnanted undrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling by CAR-
tOLL, Contractor, No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street,
London, who Shared and Sold, in the last few Months,
9,387 - £30,001 7,003 - £5,000
7O - 21,000 2,226 - 2,000
1,345 - 20,000 &c. &c. &c.
CA RROLL Shared and Sold FOUR Capital Prizes that
were drawn the First Day, 97th April.
London, England, 1820-05-11

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Stn—Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting the
Cure of an Hernia (of a large size), by tin: Medical Board; as
Charlotte-House, Great ,Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's-road, in'
justice to Messrs. Comma and Co. I add my personal testimony.
Having been afflicted nearly £0 years, and deemed incurable by
eminent Surgeons, I patiently bore my affliction, expecting every
hoer to be my last: I at length applied to the Medical hoard,
a nilhave reason to pray for that excellent Establishment, for al-
though I am nearly 50, I was perfectly cured in a few :Reeks, and
now, thank GOD, enjoy void health. C. CLEVE I, A NI).
Dog and Stile, St. George's-fields.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted at Wood-
stock-House, Woodstock-street, daily, and at Char-
lotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the. Rev..
Rowland Hill's Chapel. Mechanics have Advice
gratis every Evening, from Six till Eight ; and on
Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock.
N.B. Private Doors at each House., and Private
Doors for Females.

Tuesday, in Whitehall-yard, the Lady of the Attorney-Gene-
ral, of a daughter.
May 1, the Lady of H. M. Wardle, Esq. of Weymouth, of
a daughter.
May 1, at Bessell's Greer, near Seven Oaks, Kent, the Lady
of Sir Charles Dalrymple, of a son.
May I, the Lady of Captain Lake, of Lower Court Muse,
pear Te.wkesbuty, of u sor.
May 1, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Jones, of a son.
May 2, at Colchester, the Lady of Lieuter.ant-Colonel the
Hon. W. H. Gardner, of a son.
At Barn Church Glebe, the Lady of the Rev. James Buller,
of a daughter.
At th,! l'r:vate Secretary's Cottage, Phoenix Park, Dublin,
Mrs. Chester Master, of a son.
London, England, 1820-05-11

THURSDAY, 18th MAY,

Is the Second Day of Drawing.—The Wheel contains
FOUR Prizes of £30,000,
Two of .410,000, and Seventy-two other Capitals.

lIAZARD and Co. the CONTRACTORS, beg
to acquaint the Public, that although 5,060 Tickets were
drawn the First Day, the Wheel still contains the following
Grand List of Prizes, N I.Z.
4 of £30,000 Consols £120,000
2 - 10,000 Consols 20,000
4 - 1,000 Money 4,000
4 - 500 Consols 2,000
10 ---m. 400 Consols 4,000
10 - 300 Consols 3,000
14 ..... 200 Money 2.800
Z;0 - 200 Consols 6,000

8.:,-;d2s the proportion of £lOO, £5O, and £l6 Prizes. The two
Fir... nizes the 18th May will receive £lO,OOO Consols each.
Warranted undrawn Tickets ard Shares are on Sale at the
old-established and fortunate Offices of HAZARD add Co. the
Contractors, Royal Exchange Gate; 16, Cernhi ; and n 24, Ox-
ford-street, corner of Swallow-street, London ; who shared and
add, in the Last Lottery Contract, 77370 and 6,64;6, £20,000
inch, and in a recent Lottery,
All the Prizes of £30,000 !!!

HAZARD and Co. Shared and Sild FIVE of the Capital
Prizes drawn the f.:Tth

THOMAS and RICHARD ARROWS, respect-
fill:), invite their n;:merous Customers, the Nobility, Gen-
try, and Buyers of fine WINES and SPIRITS in General, to
I.lsir Concerns, No. 10, SKINNER-STREET, and 7.40, OX-
FORD-STREET, LONDON'. In Skinner-street they will have
the opportunity of Viewing and Tasting the largest Stock of the
fines: WINES and SPIRITS in the lii:::;doin. •
Port Wine - - - 365. per doz.
Fhtll-hotiie3 high-fsvoured Ditto - - 425.
01.1 Lisbon - . - - :10s.
Old Sherry (Pale and Brown) . 335.
Very flue Lucellas - - - 465.
Rich Mountain - - 4us.
end WeA India Madeira - - 545.
D 4. Direct De. - -48 s.
Da. Vislonia Do. _ - 463.
Claret, h. A :zrowth, Chateau Margott - 9ns.
Ditto' sec-,nd growth - - - -50 s.
Cape Whi:e Wine - - - - -21 s.
:Witt) Superior Mackits - - - - 26%
lied Puntac Ditto (tmc.Alent) - - - 265.

Crusted Port W,:.es, from three to seven years in Battle, of
tU the favourite, Baal Reteiro, R9riz, and all other first,ra-e
Flavours.

Al! W.r.us a::d Spirits delivered Free of Expense within ten
Mile; of tit: City of London, and Bottled Free of Expense.—
Old Port, £lOO per Pipe, Sherry, £5B, Madeira, £95, Cape,
.430 ar.d upwards.
Cordial Gin - - 9s. 6d. per Gallon.
„ja:aa...:a Rum - - -14 s. Osl.
Coguiac Brandy - . 265. Od.
AGENTS NEAR LONDON.
Wpolwich, Mr. William Austin.
Greenwich, Mr. J. T. Thomas.
Camberwell, Mr. J. D. O. Vogel.
Chtdoca, Mr. (.leurge Ilutchimon.
CuaLleo Town, Mr. C. Halstead.
Tottenham, r. Rich 3rds, jun.
Lewisham, Jno. Bassett. .
London, England, 1820-05-11

LAN I.V7I.LLIGE.VCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 10.
1111111713 FT.

Yesterday morning, on the sitting of the Corot, the
SOLICITOR GENERAL moved for judgment on John•
Goodeve, Abraham Wynne, and 11. Dorn/cart, con-
victed at the last Cornwall Assizes, before Mr. Jus-
tice Bututouotr, of bribery, in giving money to the
Electors to vote for Henry Swann, Esq. to be returned
a Member to Parlianient for the Borough of Pen-
rvn. Mr. ADAM and Mr. WIrLDE addressed the
Court in behalf of the defendants. The SoLictroft-
GENERAL supported the information. After An ad-
dress by Mr. Justice BAYLEY on the enormity of the
offence, they were sentenced as follow :--Dornford
to one year ; Goodeve and Wypine to threemonthe
imprisonrn each, in 13,:imin jail.
London, England, 1820-05-11

COTTU'S WORK ON ENGLISH JURISPRUDENCE.
Just published, price 6s. Gd.
THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XXXI.
CONTAINING.:
I. A Translation of Judge Corm's celebrated French Work
on the ADMINISTRATION of the Cantina'. Coot in F-No-
LAND, and the Snits of the Ekuntsu GovramlßNT.
11. Xmas on a Visit made to some of the Panora in
SCOTLAND and the NORTH of ENGLAND. By J. J.
Giants. (Concluded from No. XXX.)
111. Floss RESORT of the COMMISSIOXIDA on the Wmarns
and Blzascats.
IV. LITTIRS on CANN PATBIrNTS.
V. SIMOILAAT of PACTS and Irantrscrs respecting the
CAusts, proper and adventitious, of PLAGUE, and other
PassitrunAt. Duman; with proofs of the Aon-exist-
ence of contagion in these maladies. By C. MAcLtAN,
M.D. [Original.]
VI. BARON Stem's Clawson, delivered on the 9th of March,
1820, to the Grand Jury of the County of Westmeath,
and published at their unanimous request.
VII. The BRITISH Myra; and its Dianamu • being a
sketch of a proposed Riroascasion in the BRITISH
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London, England, 1820-05-11

MARRIED.

At Glasgow, May 1, Lieut. llamas 31affat, R. N. to Anna.
second dAugh::::r of Hugh Bethune, Esq. of Queenslie.
The Rev. Allen Cooper, to Harriet Anne. eldest daughter of
the late 11,r... Jean Turner, Archdeacon of Taunton, and Caner!
of Well,.

The Rev. Richard Chapman, to Miss Emily Artie Allen.
May 2, at • Lianferres, Der:hie:Aire, Sir William Henry.
Clerk; Part. 52d Regiment, to Mary Elizabeth, daughter of
George Watkiii Kenrick, Esq. of Mertyn, Flintshire.
Lieut. Parry, R.N. to Miss Williams, of Plymouth Dock.
May f, at Fordirgton, in Dorsetshire, Francis Bovecher
Wright, of Ilinton-Plewett, in the County of Somerset, Esq.
to herali Emily, relict of the Rev. Wiliam Bingham.
At Lisburn, in Ireland, Alexander .I.4frey Nicholson, M.D.
to Clara, eldest daughter of W. Bugg, Esq. of Lisburn.
. _

In Clonmel, Henry Skellern, E 9. Surgeon, of Clara, in the
King's County, to Susanna Alaria, eldest daughter of James
Goldrisk, Esq. Assistant Commissary-General.
May 2, at •Aldhorough, Edward Fairfax, F.ll. R. N. to
Ha-riet Mary,' eldest daughter of the Rev. William Bradley,
Vicar of that place.
May 1, at Maidstone, Serjeant-Major Davis, of the West
Kent Regiment of Militia, to Miss E. Norman.
Lately, Mr. Stephen Millard, jun. of Leighton, Scmerset-
shire, (Icr the third time within :it mouths!) to )liss Harriet
Millard, of Warminster, Wiltshire.
London, England, 1820-11-21

This day was published,

(With the Almanacks), embellished with an elegant Coloured
Plate of British Birds, price 9s. in boards,
TIME'S TELESCOPE ; or, The Astronomer's,
Botanist's, and Naturalist's Guide, for 1821 ; comprising
Remarks on the Phenomena of the Celestial Bodies, and on the
various Appearances in the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms in
every Month; an explanation of Sainte and other remarkable
Days occurring in the Almanack, with Illustrations of British
History and Antiquities; also, Biographical Sketches, curious
Facts, and Anecdotes : the whole interspersed with numerous
citations from our best modern Poets. Prefixed, is an Introduc-
tion, containing the Elements of British Ornithology.
" While thi• Annual Companion and Guide retains the respect-
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school-room, or private study, can well dispense with its pre-
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1;..1- The Seven preceding Volumes of " Time's Telescope,"
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may be had, price 9s. each, in boards.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-

LAO r INTELLICENCE.

COURT OR CHANCERY,- NOVAMBER so.

LONOMAN•AND CO. V. OXBDRRY AND OTHERS.

. LORD CHANCELLOR, on the motion of Mr.
SHAD WELL', granted an injunction to restrain the de-
.fendants from printing and publishing the comedies
entitled Wild Oats, The Wheel of Foitune, and The
Stranger, of which the plaintiffs haie the copyright.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER w.

THE KING V. JOHN PAUL.

On the motion of Mr. GASELEE, this defendant
was brought up to receive the judgment of the Court,
having been convicted, on the last Western Circuit,
of knowingly having in his possession King's naval
stores, contrary to law. At his election. he • eas sen-
tenced, instead of imprisonment, to pay a fine of
CY.OO, and costs 4:25.
London, England, 1820-11-21

THE ARMY.

Duauw, Nov. 17.—Wednesday, a little helve
twelve o'clock, his Excellency the Loup I.:
Isawr arrived at the Pigeon-house, w;I.-r • s
received by the Commander of the Forces, Gencr4
Lord Amiss, General EgErrow, and iNT.Ijor
Generals W0U1.72 and AMY, Col.)licis
MACLEAN, and a numerous Staff. His Excellc7cr
visited the Armoury, which is upon a very Lt;:c
scale, and contains several thousand .ttand of arue.,
all in a high state of preservation, and most
fully arranged, His Excellency was pleased to fr.
press, in a particular manner, his pleasure at the
regularity and order of that part of our frilit:!rr
establishment. Shortly afterwards his Excellcic;
went upon the wall to witness the practice of thrc;-
ing bombs, Shrapnel), or case shot, &c. Btc. A
target, not of very large dimensions, was place. 2:
about 750 yards upon the strand from the Pigeo.-.-
house ; about ISO yards in front of the t.!,:.c
was a flag-staff ; the latter, on the second discho::::
of round shot, was cut in two. The target, in a very
few discharges of round shot and Shrapnelt shed ,
was completely riddled. Seve; al large bomb, ite,z
thrown in a most masteily direction Nom ithstat..:.
ing the great distance of the target, the precis;.:l
with which the different shots took effect, was a• to
lashing. His Excellency retired about two o'clock,
when the cannonading ceased. The Jay was tine,
and numbers of spectators were up,,:i the w.1:1,
amongst whom were several females of distinction.
London, England, 1820-11-21

• • DANCING.. •
This day was publlshesl,. price.los..6d. in boards,
HE COMPLETE.- SYSTEAL.OE;ENGLISIi
T COUNTRY DANQIN:9; containing all the Figures in
.general use, with a variety of new_EguresAud tiyiele, composed
expresslylsy the 'Author, and eluctilateasbylneans of Diagrams ;
also, scientific Instructions for composing Comurr ihnices,-the
Etiquette. of the Pall Room—Peacription of the various-Times,
Measures, and Styles of tiountry Dana Music—and i'Diuer-
cation, comparing also .Origiftini with the. Present State and.
s;yle of English Country. Dancing, Dancing Mastcrac and
&facing Rooms.
By THOMAS WILSON, •, • .
Teacher of Dancing from the. King's Theatre; .4.tglsor of the'
" Analysis of Countiy banCing," Treasiarei 6f SlYpAchore,"
" Quadrille and Reoseoise Instructora," "•Correct•Method of
German and French Waltzing," " Companion to the Bail
Boom;' &c.

London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater.
roster-row.
London, England, 1820-11-21

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

The Earl and Countess of Mexborongh and family, to their
elt, Methley Park, near Ferrybridge, Yorkshire.
!be Earl and Countess of Sefton apd family, to their seat,
Croxteth Hall, near Liverpool.
Lord Yarborough and family, to their seat, Brocklesby, Lin-
•:o:achire.

Mademoiselle George. the celebrated French actress, from
B:tiaet's Hotel, Leicester-square, to Paris.
L Concannon, Esq. M. P. from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
street, to the Earl of Darlington's seat. Roby Castle, Durham.
Hon. F.diva:d Foley, from Greillon's Hotel, .C.iensarle-
st:ect, to his seat, Stoke, Herefordshire.
fiir William and Lady Houston and Miss Long, from War-
rza's Hotel, Regent-street. to their seat, Avisford, Sussex.
The Earl and Countess of Longford and family, on Saturday,
f:ara the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, to their seat in Ireland.
"dm Cope and family, from Kirkham's Hazel, Lower Brook-
E:vet, to 'Tunbridge Wells.
Lord Arden, to his seat, Nork, Surrey.
Major and Mrs. Ridge, from Hodgson s Hotel, Dover-street,
to
•
Lord St. Helens, to his seat in Berks.
Sir WElianx Abdy, Bart. to his seat in Kent.
The Earl of Abergavenny, to his seat, Eridge Cagle, Sussex.
The Earl of Clancarty, on a tour.
Sir NrILI tam and Lady B11:1.1423/41HAM left town yesterday, for
Tattliri4e Well=.
Their Excellencies the Count and Countess (late Mrs. Aare
l'iteas Siamese) Uostarantrr, have recently returned to their
tali, at Ernt• Lodge, and their residence in town, from the
Plcip..lity of Leighsteine, on the Continent.

Yesterday, Mr. ISlturig, the Magistrate, of Bow-
!beet, received a letter from the Duke of BEDFORD,
losing, a check upon his backer for 4:100, to be
fated to the sufferers by the lea calamitous
tre 4: Drury-lane.
London, England, 1820-11-21

THE KING •. COHEN AND OTHERS.

This, it will be recollected, was an indictment
against eleven defendants, for a conspiracy to prove
fictitious debts, under a commission of bankrupt
which issued against the defendant, Cohen, in order
to outvote the bona fide creditors in the choice of as-
signees, and chose two ether of the defendants as
assignees of the bankrupt's estate and effects. At
the trial, before Mr. Justice Bayley, at the late Sit-
tings at Guildhall, four of the defendants were found
guilty, four others were acquitted, and the remainder
were supposed to have absconded.
Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN now moved for a rule to sheer
cause %shy the verdict against the convicted defend-
ants should not be set aside, and a new trial granted;
first, on the ground of the infamous conduct of the
principal witnesses for the prosecution; and second,
that the defendants, on whose behalf a voile prosequi
had been entered, had been kept out of the way-, to
prevent their being• Galled on the behalf of their co-
defendants.

The COURT, after hearing the Learned Judge's
Report, and the arguments of the Learned Serjeant,
granted a rule nisi.

STRIKING OFF THE ROLLS.

Mr. ANDREWS moved for a rule thew cause why
Mr. Elias Isaacs, an Attorney of the Court, should
not pay over a sum of £2OO to a Mr. Capua ; and
why he should not be struck off the rolls, for extor-
tion.—The circumstances stated by the Learned
Counsel, being of a nature highly criminal,' we for-
bear entering into the et-parte statement. •
The CouaT, upon .hearing the (acts stated, izurnez
diately granted a rule nisi.
THE KING V. WILMOT AND OTIHIRS.

Mr. ADOLPHUS moved for a rule, calling upon the
defendants to pay the costs of nineteen vexatious no-
tices of bail to this indictment, which, it appeared,
was net yet removed into this Court.
The Courts. said, they could not comply with the
application until the indictment was removed, and
until the defendant's Attorney was infected with the
vexation complained of.—Rule refuted. •
London, England, 1820-11-21

THE KING V. JANE CA RLILE.

The defendant was brought up to plead to an
in-
formation filed by.the Attorney-General against her,
for publishing a seditious libel concerning the admi-
nistration of the Government and its agents, contain-1
ing ail argument recoMmending the assasOnation of
defendant iirkyed tithe. -till Friday to
put in her plea. , . . . •
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS; NOVEMBER so.
D'ALBY V. BROOSINIFFE..

One of the Turnkeys of the King's Bench Prison
came up. to justify as bail in this case, when 1
Mr. Serjeant Orqu.ow opposed him, on the ground
that he must be considered as falling within the re-
pt& generdis of Hilary Term, 6th of Geo. 11. sec. 7,
by which it is ordered, that no Sheriff's Officer, Bai-
liff; or other person concerned in the execution of
process, shall be suffered to become bail w any
ac-
tion or suit depending in this. Court.
The CouaT•concurnng with the Learned Serjeant,
the bail was refused..
London, England, 1820-11-21

• TUESDAY, NOVliiiilEit 21, 1820.

` This diy Was published, in' gvo. price ss. in boards,
lile ENIARKS ON INSANITY ; fourded on the
-ILL Practice of JOHN MAYO, M.D. Fellow of the College
of Physicians; and tending to illustrate the Physical Symptoms
and Treatment of the Disease.

By THOMAS MAYO, R M. Fellow of Oriel College,Oxford.
Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, ae, Fleet-street.

WILSON PHILIP ON FEVER—NEW EDITION.
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ATREATISE on SYMPTOMATIC FEVERS;
including Inflammations, Hemorrhages, and Mucous
'Discharges. -By A. P. WILSON PHILIP, M.D. F.E.S.E.
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TRUE DOUBLE RtrifAN NARCISSUS ROOTS.
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ANECDOTES OF THE ROYAL FAMILY. . •
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ir
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EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON CONSUMPTION.

This day was published, in Bvo. price 7s. boards.
MEDICAL NOTES on Climate, Diseases, Hos-
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SWITZERLAND ; comprising an Inquiry into the Fifects of
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By JAMES CLARK, AL D. Resident Physician at Rome.
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This day was published,
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SIXTY CURIOUS and AUTHENTIC NARRA-
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A N ABRIDGMENT of the NEw INSOLVENT
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APOCRYPHAL NEW TESTAMENT;
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TEI E QUEEN.
'This day was published,
Dedicated to her Majesty.—The Sixtk Edition, elegantly printed
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THE LANTENT of the EMERALD ISLE, on the
DEATH of the PRINCF.SS CHARLOTTE.
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Printed for William hone, Ludgate-hill.
ty. The remarkable dedication of this beautiful Poem k to
the Princess of Waifs as a the most desolate woman In the
world;" and foretell her Majesty's present idmation in the
lo: best strains of roesy and prophecy. -