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London, England, 1820-01-26

DIVIDENDS to be inad GUILD:IA LI..

,Feb. 26, B. Bishop, Great Surrey-tertet, u: holgterer, at
eleven. Feb. 19, J. and. W. Collins, Oxford, ::nan a as, at
ten. Feb. 22, I'. Eddlson, Romford, linen-draper, at clev:n,
Feb. 19, B. Deacon, Red Lion-sq .re, earthenware-rum, a:
ten. Jan. 27 and Feb. 26, Major, I.l.:zer, and Sara Bloca.ll,
liolborn-bridge, haberdashers, at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Feb. 14, J. Rimmer, Liverpool, brewer, ntoni, at the
George, Liverpool. Feb. 15, J. Chapman, Margate, baker,
at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, ?Margate. Feb. 18, M. A. Wat-
son, late of Fareham, Southampton, mercer, at twelve, at tt.e
Red Lion, Fareham. Feb. 17, J. Ranyard, Stickney, Lin-
colnshire, farmer, at eleven, at the Rad Lion, /Piston. Feb. 17,
J. Watt, late of Preston, Lancashire, linen-draper, at eleven,
at the White Horse, Preston. Feb. 23, S. Williams, 13riglas-
helmston, carpenter, at eleven, at the Prince It:le:lt's Hotel,
Bright ht:lm ston.
London, England, 1820-01-26

SCOTT'S lIORSES AND DOGS.

On February Ist will be published, embellifhed with Fourteen
elegant Engravings, Parts I. and IL pric? 10s. 6d. each, of
91HE SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITk iRY, compriS•
-L log a complete Series of highly-finished F.ngr wings, repre-
senting the Horse and the Dog is all their V-sietie.; executetl
in the Line Manner,

fly JOHN SCOTT,
from orilinal F.iintings by Marshall, `F.cinagle, Gilpin, Stubbs,
and (borer; a,:cotapani,:cl with a comprehensive historical and •
systtiziatic Description of th, with_
Sresies of each, their
appriviate Uses, Manazernem, Improvement, te,c. interspersed
ssith is tercsring Anec,lotcs of the most celebrated Horses at.d
Dogs, and their Ownrs : likewise; a great Variety of practical
Information on Training and the 4:nusoments of the Field.
By the Author of " British Field Sports."
Comurteus :-1. This Work will be beautifully printed ea
fine woe,' paper and hot-presucl : it Will be completed in Sim
Parts, forming one handsome Volume In Quarto.

2. It will be illustrated with forty highly-finished Copper.
plate Engravings, accompanie:l with numerous emblematical
Head and Taii-piects, cut on Wood.'
London : Printed far flb,!rweasd, Neely, arta Jones, Paternoster-
row, and may be Lad of all Booksellers.

On February Ist will be pubeihed,
Price Zs. 6d. (to be continued ever/ Two Alouthe) No. I. of
STILE LONDON JOURNAL of ARTS and
SCIENCES; an Original Work, exhibiting the progres-
sive advneement of Practical Science in the various 13ranches of
,Arts, Manuractures, and Agtieulrure.
The principal design of this Journal, is to l ty before the Pub-
lic an early and general Report of ell New Patents, itt seh!ch
their respective principles and properties will be described; and
also to supply the earliest account of every useful Discovery and
Invention in the Arts, Manufaceures, and Agriculture. •
Original CeMmunications in this Journal, will form a feature
of considerable importance; containing principally, a detail of
novel and interesting Experiments in different branches of fhilo-
sophy. In this department, the Editor is promised the assist.
ance of several Gentlemen of the first talent in the Country.
Each Number will conclude with a Summary of the most
important Information relative to Science, selected from other
Journals, foreign and domestic; and an accurate Lilt of all the
forth-coming Patents.
London : Printed •:;3r Sherwood. Neely, and Jones,Tater-
nosteraew.
London, England, 1820-01-26

CUSTOM-MOUSE, LONDON, Jinuary 20, 1820.
FOR SALE,

By Order of the Hon. the Commisdaners if his 3fajest9's Customs,
On THURSDAY, the 27th ; and FRIDAY, the Bth inttant, at Gne
b' Qock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commerc.al Sale-
Rooms, Mincing-lane,

11-E FOLLOWISG GOODS,
ii TOR EX PORTA rioN: •

Tapioca, Mace, 2ugar, Sugar C.indy, Tamarinds, Succades,
Preserved Ginger, and Salt.

FOR 10515 CO? SVIIPTION :
Drugs, Sugar, Pimeuto, Ginger, and other Grocery, Canvass,
Linen, Pictures, Prints, Books, Annatto, Madder, Vermicelli,
Seeds; Ochre, Whetstones, Slops, Corks, Hides, Hops, Cotton
Wool, Essence of Spruce, Nutria Skins, Mothc- of Pearl Shells,
Wooden Clocks, Mustard, Musical and other Snuff Boxes,
Wrought Silver Plate, a Pack .Imethyst, 'iveibbing 131 lhs.
Rough Topazes, Silk Lace, Gort Skins, Sault-, and
sundry other Goods as myntioned ia the Catalogue. CLar cf
all Duties.

To be viewed at the London Docks, King's Waerhonse, Cus-
tom-Honse, and at Globe-Yard, arid Lingbam's Warehouses,
Lower Thamesstreet ; on Monday, the 24th, Tuesday, the
tsth, and Wednesday, the 26th instat::, f corn Ten &Clock in the
Morning to Three in the Afternoon.
N.B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Re-
ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures' (Mice, Custom-House, on or
before Tuesday, the 15th February, 1:20, or the Deposits made
thereon will absolutely become foz (vit. d.
Catalogues to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom-House,
Ai Saturday the 22d instant, price On Shilling ea:h.
London, England, 1820-01-26

LEEDS, JANUARY 24i

Thls Tow. h, so long justly &Mons for the extent
of its Manufactures; particUlarly in the Woollen
branch, is, it seems, to betome a permanent military
itation. Four acres of land, on the Roundhay-road,
adjacent tO the town, haioe hen purchaied for the
erection of barracks, which are to be proeeded on
immediately, and completed with all possible dis.,
patch. The Volunteering system, it ,eems does not
meet with the success which had been anticipated;
and thereft):e a strong body (Jf regulars, Itort:e and
Foot, are to be constantly stat;oncd here.

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London, England, 1820-01-26

BANKRUPTS.

IViWarta Briant, late of Kennington, wifte-merchant, to stir-
lender February 5,8, ai)d March 7, at eleveit, at Guildhat!.
Attorney, Mr. Clarke, S,rathampton-buildings, Holborn.
Samuel Cowell, Sutton at Hone, near Dartford, miller, Janu-
ary 29, Fairt...ry 5, and March 7, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. A.tornies, Messrs. Tilson and Preston, Coleman-
street.

Alexander Failjames, Greenhithe, baker, February I, 19, and
March 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Tatman, Arundel-street, Strand.
William Roscoe, Jehn Clarke, and William Stanley Roscoe,
Liverpool, bankers, February 15, 16, and March 7, at one,
' at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Stara-
street and Eden, Ltigh.street, Liverpool.
John Percy Clarke, Draytoo, Warwickshire, dealer, February
2, at siNc, 3, and March 7, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn,
Stratford-upon-Avon. Artornies, Mr. Barnhurst,. Stratford-
upon-Avon ; or 'Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row.
Nicho'es Gribbe:l nod Muses Hellyer, East :Tim-house, Devon,
buiideis:Fsbruary 7,9, and March 7, at elev:n, at the Com-
mercial Inn, lilyineeth. Atomics, Mr. Young, Charlotte-
row, Mansion-house ; or Mr. Wins:at, Stonahouse.
John Wire, late of Colchester, grocer, February 7,8, and
March 7, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Colchester. Attor-

nies, Mr. Forbes, Ely-place, Holborn; or essn. Daniell
and Co. Colchester.
John Rutherford, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wcollen-drapar, Fe-
bruary 9, 15, and March 7, at eleven, at the Turk's Head
Newcagle-upon-Tyse. Attornics, M.tatrs. Bell and
Brodrick, Bow Church-yard ; or Mr. Stoker, Newcastle.
London, England, 1820-01-26

IN CONGRESS, DECEMBER 20.

Numerous Petitions were preserited this morning,
and referred. Amongst them were several from
different Northern towns, praying additional encou-
ragement and protection for domestic manufactures.
There were also several from commercial sections of
the country, praying -the enactment of a general
system of Bankruptcy. '
DECEMBER 21.—A Message was read from the
President, relative to the true intent and meaning of
the Act of last Session, entitled an " Act in addition
to the Acts prohibiting the Slave Trade, as to the
duties of the Agents to be appointed on the Coast
of Africa." The President states, that no seizures of
slave vessels have yet been made by our cruizers ;
that it has been decided to send a public ship to the
Coast of Africa, with two Agents, who will take
with them tools and other implements necessary to
form a Colony on the Coast of Africa, tor the pur-
pose of ameliorating their condition, and where
slaves may be sent who may be found on board of
American ships violating the laws-of the country.
London, England, 1820-01-26

FRUM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Commissions signed by theVice-Liel tenant of the North
of the County of York.
11-nry-Corrill Leatham, Esq. Lord Viscount Ncrznant.r,
Dmulas, Lsq. and George W,mbwell, Esq. to Le
Deputy I.ietiteunnts.
Yeomanry Cavalry—William Duncembe, Gent. to
be Cora t.
Richmond Forester Yeomanry Cavalry—John Ingledeve, and
Thomas Sanders V,"..1t0n, Gents. to be Cornets.
Commissions in the Notthumberla id and Newc:•stle Volunteer
Cavalry, signed by L. Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Non humberland.
John Watson, Gent. to be Lieutenant; George Johnson, GOA%
to be Cornet.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Brecon.
David Price, Esq. and Hugh Bold, the younger, Esq. to be
Deputy Lieutenants.
London, England, 1820-01-26

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

James Grar.t, late surgeon of the Thomas Coutts East Ind;:i
man, from January 25 to February 22, at ten, at Guildhal:.
Richard Ilolroyd, Halifax, jeweller, from January 11 to
bruary 29, at ten, at the Office of Mr. Norris, Halifax.
London, England, 1820-01-26

BRAMAH'S PATENT LOCKS.

THE increasing demand for this Article (which has
A. been for upwards of thirty years before the Public) having
occasioned the introduction of inferior imitations from various
parts of the country, J. BRAMA II and SONS are induced to
give this Notice, that all such Locks asare of their manufacture,
have the nave and address, " J. Bramah, 14, Piccadilly,"
stamped upon. them.—J. B. and Sons avail themselves of this
opportunity to inform their Friends and emplOyers in general,
that they have lately introduced an important improvement,
which has considerably increased the advantages arising from
the use of the original Patent Lock.
N.B. A reduction in the prices has been recently made.
FRAUD PREVENTED.

rCOUNTERACT the many attempts that are
daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM-
POSITION instead of the GEN U I NR BLACKING prepared
by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in
which their signature and address,

97, HIGH-HOLBORN,
Is so eonspicueusly placed in the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to thls, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition.
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by
DAT and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers Beau-
mere, Boot-Makers, Ste. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at
ed. Is. and Is. sd. each.
London, England, 1820-01-26

A CAUTION TO MOTHERS.

- -
AT a critical Season like the present, when Chil-
dren are Teething, the utmost attention ought to be paid
them, particularly as the Measles and Chin Cough are so preva-
lent. If the Irritation.of the Gums comes with any otber.Dis-
order, very few Infants recover. Mothers ought never to be
without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the
Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the night with pains in its gums,
this valuable Medicine applied will immediately open the pores,
heal the gums, and thereby prevents Fevers or Cunvulsious, for
should it come in competition with any other Disorder, it often
destroys the Mother's brightest hopes.
Parents'who may be dubious of the virtues of the SOOTII-
ING SYRUP may refer to the different Cases that have ap-
peared in the Newspapers for these last ten years.
Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated cute hoist twice a week,
viz. from Nine to Ten o'clock, on Tuesd:ty and Saturday Morn-
icg, to the Poor whcrhave Childred aflicted in cutting their teeth,
by bringing a letter from a housekeeper, that thy Motkor is a
real object of charity, has made it so universally known in al-
most every Family where there are young Children, SIN. John-
son hopes.so great a Charity will not be abused, as it is out of
her private purse.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 44,
Newman-strett, Oxford-street, London ; and, by their a:l:oint-
ment, of all the principal Medicine Vehders in lbws and Coun-
try, at 22.9 d; per Bottle. •
N. IL Be sure to ask fur " Mason an 4 Williamsss Soothing
STr UP*"
London, England, 1820-01-26

WEDNESDAY, JANLTARY'26, 1820.

AD.IfMRALTY OFFICE, Demob*? 13, 18111.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a Session of Oyer
and Tcrminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of-
fences committed on the High within the Jurisdiction of
the A lmiralty of England, will be held at Justice Hari, in tkii
Old Bailey, London, on Friday, the 48th day of January next,
at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. J. W. CROZER.
London, England, 1820-01-26

NEC VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

On February lst will be published, clo.ely printed in Royal
I time. with Maps, price 71. Gd. each, in hoards, or Ss. half.
bound, Volumes I. and I I. (containing Arun. a. and AtiA) of

WHE FLOWERS of MODERN VOYAGES ani
1 TRAVELS; comprising those most worthy of Itt.cord,
between the Years 1206 and 1320.

By WILLIAM ADAMS, A. M.

These" Flowirs," which will be comprised in FonrVolumes,
embracing Africa, Asia, America, and Europe, have been selected
from the most valuable and authentic Sources ; and are particu-
larly adapted for such Persons as do not possess the means, or
the opportunity, of perusing expensive or voluminous Statements,
Each Volume will be complete of itself, and sold separately. -
•. • The Purchasers of 1)r. Mayor's Collection of Voyages
and Travels are t espectfully iiJornied, these Four Volumes wens
undertaken principally with the view of perfecting thatoraluablo
Work; for, since its publication, Voyages and Travels have very
considerably increased in number and importance. With this Ad,
dition, however, it is hoped, Dr. li..vor's Collection will continue
to rank as the most comprehensive and perfect of its kind.
N. 11. Amei Ica and Europe will be published in the course of
the ennui ig Month.. _

London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater..
naster-row ; and &nay be had of all Booksellers.

SVASONABLE ADVICE:

THE fashion this Winter of braving the fogs and
cold of the evening, half undressed, has multiphol the
female violins of those disorders for which the SYKUP of
DE VEL NOS is the only efficient remedy. !tin Cax.tran does
not entert7ln a hope to break the fashit:n, and preveht
the shocking sacrilittes made to modish xectas and small ancles—
must be left to -the gallantry of same gr!..ter Knight; but
Ire takes the. liberty of apprising, the afilicted resale arid female,
of the superior efficacy of the VEGE TABLE SYRUP, in all
Nervous,'Debiiitating, ar.d Consxmptive Affi.etlans; in all forms
of Scrophula, Scurvy', and Feminine Obstructions; and in all
diseases of the Liver and of the Blocd--tile p. imnry principle
of at aditial substancgs, and the coinnum origla of all the nu-
me.urir and all the solids of the human body.
The Syrup is prepared accort'ing to the Weir of the late Ur.
SIVAINSON, intrusted to his initrydi to Successor and Nerb„.,
I.llr. C.titriasi alone; by whets it at his house, No.
Berner s.street, Oxford-street, (.13 it was lormtrly at 21, Frith-
su at Ils. a bottle. it is also said at Mr. Atkinson's., 196,
Blskopritte-street Without ; and by 4r. Canham's Agents-in
every considerable town of the United Kanglom ; at d the con-
centrated, for warm climates, by his depnted Agrnts the Fast
ladies, viz. Messrs. Mackinto-h and C:). Cisleattu; ism.l3lttirs
Vorbea and Co.
London, England, 1820-03-14

Cietsvez,ithaor 11.
Lord Belgrave - 377 I Oen. Grosvenor - 166
Sri J. G. ILgerton . 369 E. V. Townshend, Esq. 158

Bating
Warta

.Tormibu, Skies 11.
- 92 I Seymour
- 69

, , 46

Sfiravvoammax.—A Second Edition of the lichfield Mercury
informs us, that " Earl Gowan the late Member, has declined
going into the Poll for Staffordshire, which he had challenged.
Sir J. F. 13otronrr, Bart. a most independent man, and Mr.
r.
will be returned without opposition."
Basnara, MAACK 15.—(Fourth Day).
Mr. Monck - 414 I Mr. Weyland
lir. Palmer - 594
This is the hardest and the longest contest ever witnessed in
the Town. The Poll was expected to close on Saturday last,
and it is not yet closed. About twenty votes only were polled
this day.
Caattstr, Msnat 11.—At .four o'clock this day, the Poll
finally closed—Mr. JAMIS having declined to proceed further,
not wishing to give unnecessary trouble to his adversary. The
numbers stood as follow :
Sir James Graham, Bart. 246 Wm. James, Esq.
J. C. Curwen, Isq. 239
Mr. James was brought forward by a party of Independent
Freemen ; and although he did not solicit a single vote, had no
Committee, and did not spend one sixpence in treating, yet by
the spontaneous and free exercise of their elective franchise, the
Freemen have achieved much.

- 3119

146

- 363

Corxnasren, Maier 13.
Harvey - 430 I Sir H. Russel
Wildman • - - 401
ABERDEM—Mt. Hume has, we understand, secured his elect
Lion for tke Aberdeen D;Arict of fluiThs, by a majority of one.
ParsroN.—The Election for this Borough is curried on with
great spirit, as will appear-from each day's Poll. The friends of
Independence seem determined to do their utmost to shake off
the yoke of a coalition Which has long oppressed them—a coa-
lition strange in its nature, as it exists between two persons of
quite opposite principles, the one being a strict Whig, and the
other an absolute Tory. By such a coalition, this ancient and
populous Borough may be said to be non-represented by two
Members. Mr. WILLIANLS, the Barrister, was one of the Gen-
tlemen fixed on as ait Candidate to oppose this Coalition. A
Requisition was sent to him, with which he very honoura.'lly
complied, and as the Poll proceeds his friends increase, so that
little or no doubt is entertained of his election.—Mr. HUNT, who
has also offered himself as a Candidate, has kept up extremely
close to the other Candidates. 'This is owing to the number of
Radical voters that are in Preston.—State of the Poll on the
Fourth Day ;
Horrocks - 339 I Williams
-
■ornby - - - 333 IH. Hunt
Essxx Comr.—Admiral Mawr and Mr. Wascian were
ejected for this County yesterday, without opposition.
Coasxrr writes from Coventry, we hear, that his voters are
intimidated from going to the Poll by the bludgeon-men of the
other Candidates, and that several of the Cobbettite " have had
their bores broken."

: 529
• 528
London, England, 1820-03-14

Lord Omlston
St. Paul

W. Holmes
E. Rogers

Lloyd
Burrell

313

• • 167

Irswicx--(Final Close.)
Mr. lialdimand - 483 I Mr. Crickett - 474
Mr. Lennard - - 482 Mr. Round - 468
A Scrutiny has been demanded by the Candidates left in the
minority.

COUNTY or SVSSEI, Maneu 13. —Slturday the Election for
this County commenced at Chichester. Sir G. WEICIZIL de-
clined the contest. At the close of the First Day's Poll, he
bumbers were:
. 243 I Cavendish -
231

Curteis
Burrell

172
London, England, 1820-03-14

DEP A RTU 11 ES.

The Earl and Countess of tititrey, yesterday morning, from
Norfolk House, St. James's-square, to their seat, Worksop
latior, Notts.

('ount Funchal!, from Cook's Hut 1, Albemarle-street, yet.
terday, fur lirilzton.
London, England, 1820-03-14

SPORTING.

-

BETTING AT IV‘TTERSALL'S YESTERDAY. -
RIDDLESWORTH.

4to 1 agst Mr. Wortley's colt 10 to I apt Windfall •
8 to I agst Selima 10 to 1 east brother to Costs
15 to 2 apt Pindaree

DEBIT.
8 to 1 agst Arbutus 14 to 1 apt Brother toßlucher
I
13 to 1 agst Sailor 25 to 1 apt Colt out of Cat

OAKS.
S to 1 apt the Sorcery' 12 to 1 apt the Bride (taken).
7 to 1 apt :Marianne.

DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
25 to 1 against the eolt out of Altisiciora.

The rest as before.

MATCH FOR ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS.

A Match for One Hundred GUineas vas run on Thursday
last, from Thorne to Long Binnington, in Yorkshire, and back
again, a distance of one hundred miles, between Mr. Dam's
mare, by Timotiqi, eleven years old, and Mr. JENNINC 49 bay
mare, ridden i y the owners, which was won by the former,
.Mr. JENNINGR having given up the ce.ltest at the fifty-eighth
mile-stone. Mr. FIKTH went over the whole of the ground in
eleven hours and a half, including a three-hours' bait.
London, England, 1820-03-14

FASMONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marquis of Anglesea, at bis house in Old Burlington-
street, from Wales.
The Countess of PovAs, yesterday, at her house in Berkeley-
square, from her seat, Walcot, Salop.
Sir William Rowley and Miis Rowley, at their house in
Lower Grosvenor-street, from their seat in Suffolk.
The Honourable S. Eardley, at his house in Hinde-street,
Manchester-square, from Rath.
R. Knight, Esq. M.P. at his house in Grosvenor-square,
from Walls ickshire.

Mr. and Mrs. Yates and family, at liatt's Hotel, Dover-street,
from their seat, Tring Park, Dens.
Mr. and Mrs. Brune and family, at ditto, from their seat in
Cornwall.

Colonel and Mr. and Mrs. Cherry and fam;ly, at Mi-
vart's Hotel, lower Brook-street, from a tour.
Lord Boyce, at Cooks llotei, Albemarle-street, from bis seat
in Shropshire.
Sir David and Lady Mini, at ditto, from their seat in Scotland.
Mr. and Airs. Riddle Campbell, at ditto, from ditto.
Finch Simpson, Esq. at ditto, from Leicester.
Mrs. lloilward, ditto, from Brighton.
Mrs. Scott, at ditto, from her scat in Scotland.
Lord Carrington, at his house, Whitehall, from his seat, High
Wycomb.
London, England, 1820-03-14

THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.

:Made perfectly warm by a powerful Air Stove, In the centre
of the Pit.
THE LAST WEEK BUT. ONE.

r110•MOU ROW (WEDNESDAY) and FRIDAY,
at Mr. LLOYD will familiariee all the Phenomena
of e.:e 11.avcrly Bodies on the DIOASTRODOXON, or
Gra-A1 Trß:lsparent ORRERY, the most splendid and intelli-
gible I.: the British Empire. The present season drawing to a
close, the Lecturer most respectfully intimates to the ruhlie,
that an offer so replete with local accommodation can never re-
cur, on account of the removal and rebuilding of the Theatre,
r..) other person being in possession of an arrangement so volu-
minous, libnal, and scientific.
London, England, 1820-03-14

EPITAPH
ON Tim. REV. JOSEPH PICKERING,

::INISTLIt OF PADDINGTON,

Vi a 0 511; T:ARCup 18Q0, IN Ins 71ST YEAH.

LI. J. J. STOCKDA LE, ESQ.

Soft as the ray of an Autumnal Sun,
Its glories temper'd as its course is run,
The _llan of God sheds to eternal rest,
rillow'd on Cu aisr, his dear Redeemer's breast!

" Of manners geatl:!, of afT;;ctions
Cull of years, yet simple as " a child. ;"
Each Widow's, Orphan's tr.,:row was his own—
Ilis prayer is life ;—in death—" Thy will 1) done! "
London, England, 1820-03-14

NAVAL lATTAiraik6E.

. .
•
• •
Fmaroirm, Mita 11.--Wind B.—Arrived the St: Marrs,
BOasox, from London for Jamaica; and. Agenoria, Ganes,
from ditto for Bahia. Sailed the follcsiing Packets, ail With
Mails: Osborn, for Lisbon and the Mediterranean; Camden,
for Amerita ; Lady Wellington, for Jamaica ; and Lord Hobart,
for rite Brazils: Captain Wzorrzo, of the ship Thalia, vebieh
arrived here on the 7th instant, from Jamaica, SAW on the sth
February, in lat. 28. 47. N. long. 61. 56. W. a ;mid app t-
rendy from 300 to 350 tons, bottom hp, and soon after an Ame-
rican built jolly-boat or pinnace, also bottom up.
PONTSSIOUTH, Mmicit W.S.W:—Arrived the
t'allas, 11ANCIIIAZD, from Cette for Guernsey, and is under qua-
rantine ; and Concord, HoLcts, from Waterford. Sailed the
Harvey, Mu.i.na ; Asia, LINDSAY; Three Sisters, RICHANINAVI;
and Providence, GRIFFITHS; for London.

DEAL, MARCH 13.—Wind S.N.—Arrived the Quebec, froM
Newcastle for Plymouth ; and Robert, JONES, frolll Belfast :
tke latter has sailed for the River. Came down from the River,
the Mary Ann Sophia, Ilarwato, for the Cape of Good Hope;
Claremont, GOA DEN, for Jamaica; Quebec, %wales, for
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MAUR lED.

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WESTMORELAND.

The cause which excited the greatest • interest at
these Assizes was that of and Wife v. Welch.
This was an action of assault and battery committed
upon Mrs. Hunter by Mr. Welch, who, it seems, was
the Captain of the band of Bhulgeononen at the last
Westmoreland Election. The case, which was clearly
proved, was of a most cruel and aggravated nature;
and though it was attempted to be justified upon the
record by the defendant, Mr. justice PARK, who pre-
sided, was most emlthatic in reprobating Mr. \Vela's
conduct,.and told the Jury, in summing up, that if
ihey believed the evidence (and he saw no reason
why they should not), they otn by their verdict to
give liberal damages for such ontrageous and no-
rria'nry conduct. We are very sorry to say that Mrs.
Hunter, an interesting and respectable woman, was
with child at the time this most unjustifiable attack
was made. The serious effects of the blow were
clearly proved by the surgeon, and the most gross
and indecent language by other witnesses.
The Jury, alter a tew moments, consideration, re-

turned a ,verdict against the dgendant—Damagea
£3O, with fill costs of suit.—Whitehaven Gazdte.

tssEx.

Sarah Adams was indicted for the murder of
. her bastard child, at Dedham. The prisoner was the
daughter of respectable parents. She had become
pregnant by a young man in the neighbourhood. Her
situation was unknown until after the discovery of
7 the transaction which brought her to the bar of jus-
tice. The parturition had taken place in the privy at
the back of her father's house, under circum, tances
of great singularity. What happened was discovered
by a neighbour having found the placenta in The soil.
The infant was afterwards produced by the prisoner
from under the bed, vsvhither she had retired after
her sufferings. On the neck of the child there were
slight marks of violence, such as might have been
produced by strangulation ; and on the back of its
head a bruise was visible. it was uncertain whether
the child had been born alive; and it appearing pro,
bable that the child might either have been killed kir
born alive) by its fall fiom the mother in the birth, or
by the hemorrhage from the rupture of the umbili-
cal cord,

The Learned Judge charged the Jury, that, in a
case of so much uncertainty, they ought to Acquit
the prkoner.'' -
The Jury immediately found the prisoner—Not
Guilty ; and atio.acquitted her of concealing the birth.

• EXECUTION.—Thursday, were executed at Ayr,
pursuant to their sentence, William M`Ghter. and
C'harles.Briiton, lately convicted of housebreaking
and stouthrief, at the farm of Corland. APGheer
addressed the spectators within hearing in a speech
acknowledging his guilt, and ascribing his fate to the
neglect of religion. He had got rather a good edu-
cation for his station in life, and, it is said, had once
been intended for the office of the Priesthood in the
Catholic Church.
London, England, 1820-01-19

t"
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TALMOVIIII; JAW. 18.—Salted the Brilflask, FIN LAT, for Bris-
tol ; and Martini, Suva, for London.

PORTIIMMITIN lAA lay—Wind N. E.—Sailed the &sauna
cutter, on a crulze. The Es /MN sloop of war went out of har-
bour; and brought up at Spitheadt She will sail in a few days
for St. Helena msd the Mauritius.

I)SAL, AN. lA.—Wind. S. E.— Sailed this morning the Asia,
BaLrEpaTex, for Bestgal and China, but she has put back again
this afternoon, and still remains. The Triumph, STRUT, from
13.alTal, brought up again last night, the weather being thick.

atorstourit, JAN. 17.—Arrived the Lion, Funs, from Me s-
slim for Hclvoetsluys, with loss of sails, ber bowsprit sprung,
ksky, and la want of provisions:
CusTess Muss: JANUARY S.—Ships Entered Outwards:—
1 oil Ttignmouth, for St. Thomas's; Dorsershire, for St. Helena
aad China; Winchelsea, ditto.—Cleared Outwards:—Lord
•reienrnouth, for St. Thomas's.
BP.-SHIPMENT OF GOODS SAVED FROM VESSELS
WRECKED ON THEIR HOMEWMID VOYAGES.

The following Directions have been sent to the Collectors and
Cor.2:rullers of the Otaports:
" Custom House, London, December 17.
" G,:sv.cattx—The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's
Treasury having taken into consideration a Report, upon a lte-
',roc:nation from the Chgirman of the Cortunittet for Managing
the Affairs of Lloyd's, respecting Goods saved from Vessels
wrecked on their Homeward Voyages, we are authorized, by
i!r. LUSHINTON'S Letter of the 10th instant, to extend the in-
r!..!zence granted by Order of the 29th April last, in pursuance
of their Lordships former Directions in respect of wrecked
GINN, outward-bound, to Goods saved from wrecked vessels
hum ward-bound, for the space of one year.

" That in cases of vessels wrecked on their homeward
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manner.
London, England, 1820-01-19

IRELAND.

Between the hours of six and seven, on the even-
ing of Tuesday se'anight, two men had become in-
mates of the house of one Byrne, at Swords, for the
night, and at the time above stated, a number of
men came to the door, which the fellows already
within, at once attempted to open for the admission
of their associates. A domestic of the house endea-
voured to prevent the door being opened, but was
overpowered, and the gang entered and ransacked
the house ; took a quantity of wearing apparel, house
linen, £lO in Bank-notes, a gun, and a pistol ;. but
it appeared that gold was the. chief object of their
search; and, as they did not find any, they placed
the man of the house over a griddle, which they
had previously heated, to compel him to discover
where the money was; however, he escaped mate-
rially injured; aad the robbers, unable to accom-
plish their object, departed. Information king sent
t 4 the Police, six of the robbers were taken into cus-
tody before one o'clock the next morning, and com-
mitted to Kilmainham for further examination.
CONNAUGMT, JANUARY 13.—About three o'clock
this day, as EDWARD BROWN; Esq. of Castlemoyle,
in this County, was passing near Horseleap, accom-
panied by his servant, in a gig, he received a shot
which caused his immediate death. He WAS, it is
supposed, mistaken for another person, whose extra-
ordinary zeal in suppressing sedition has lately made
him obnoxious to the disaffected peasantry; and we
have to regret that this inestimable young man has
fallen a victim to such unmerited revenge.
LIMERI,CK, JANUARY 14.—Sunday last, a young
man, named Collins, by trade a brogue-maker, and a
Corporal on the Staff of the Royal County of lime-
rick Militia, paid a visit to a young woman, named
Colopy, daughter of a weaver residing in Boher-
buoy, to whom he had for some time been paying
his addresses, and was considered in the light of her
future husband : they were to be united on the fol
lowing day. A number of the young woman's friends
had assembled, and punch was introduced, of which
the young couple were forced to drink plentifully,
and soon after became totally insensible ; they were
then placed in a loft together, and were found the
next morning in a state of total absorption, in which
they lay until about two o'clock, when the vital spark
became totally extinct in both. Thus they were
united, if net in the bonds of wedlock, at least in the
cold embraces of death ! An Inquest is new hold-
ing,
on them by the Mayor, as Coroner. The bodies'
have been opened by the Physicians, and it is ascer- '
mined they were destroyed by some deleterious drug
which had been administered to them. Seven per-
sons were apprehended on suspicion, but as the exa-
minatioas are not concluded, we must stop here. It
appears the young woman was entitled in her own
right to a sum of £5OO, which, it is probable, was
the stimulus to this horrible deed.

Mrs. LINLEY, aged about 92, died yesterday. This I
Lady was the widow of Mr. Ltsaxv, formerly of
Drury-Lane Theatre, who was the father of the first
Mrs. SHERIDAN.
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At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, CorrthM, on
THCRSDAY Taw, Sept. 28, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots,
LOT 1. •
A N EXCELLENT BRICK-BUILT HOUSE;
A well-known by the name of ROW DOW N COT,T AGE;
*attuned a mile from Two Waters, about a mile and a half from
the Market Town of Hemel Hempstead, about seven front St.
Alban's, eleven from Watford, and about 22 from London ;
contain. a capital Dating-Room, a Breakfast Parlour, four Bed-
Rooms, Store-Room, two kiteheas, large Brewhouse, excellent
Well of Water. large Barn, Stable, Chaise-house, good Garden,
well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, about half an Acre ; to-
gctltt.tr with Six and a half Acres of Meadow Land adjoining,
and Twu of Arable; containing together about TEN ACRES,
all within a Ring Fence.
LOT If.

COLD HARBOUR; comprising TEN ACRES of Pasture
Land, and a good Garden ; with two Brick-built Cottages ad-
joining to Lot I. and let to Tenants at Will.
The Grand Junction Canal runs at the font of the Estate.
To be-view•ed, and printed Particulars had, by applying on
the Premises; the Bell, at Two Waters and larmel Hempstead ;
White Ilart, St. Alban's; George, Aylesbury ; Mr. B. Martin-
dale, Solicitor, 14, Gray's-Inn-square ; at Garraway's; and of
Mr- Robins, Warwick-street, GulUen-square.
London, England, 1820-09-25

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In possession of Mr. Benjamin Abbott, who has notice to
quit at Lady-day next.
May be viewed by applying at the Tenement, tin the Pre-
mises, and of Mr. Benjamin Abbott, near Lirnehouse Church;
or at the Rose and Crown; where Particulars may b: had ; at
Garraway's; of Mr. Pinniger, Gray's I'm-square; and of Nlr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square ; where a Plan may be
scen.