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The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-05

Gaiseppe Gmilchi called in and sworn.

By Mr. Pasta.—l am a native of Italy; am a boatman ;
I have carried the Princess in my boat as much as
.10 miles on the Lake of l'oteto ; I attended her on the
lake when she was at Villa d'F.ste ; Itergami was
always with her, and sometimes the Vice Prefect of the
place; there was a Theatre at Como; lierrami was
with her when she welt to the Theatre, in my boat; I
observed something between them ; I hare seen them
kiss more than once ; about four times; I worked also
in the pantry, at the house of the Princess, at so much
a day ; I have seen them, when in company, take them-
selves away, and lock themselves in the room ; I mean
the bed-room of the Princess.

Cross-examined by Mr. was examined at
Milan. I was taken then by was a foreign
name difficult to eateh.)-1 was examined at the house
of the Advocate Vimacarti. I first mentioned all this to
Vimacarti ; that was the first time I mentioned it at
all. lam quite sure I never spoke of it before. 1
was fmtapplisd to is the month of Jaunary, 3 years
ago. What I saw in the pantry was in Me Mahn"
shunt 5 or 6 months before I was examined at Milan.
I have a brother of the name of Santino ; he was not
in the boat. Dottier was in the boat tegetber with
10 other boatmen. Wit mils mentioned 4or 5 Italian
names. I swear that I never told any one that Viola.
card offered me money fur my information, or that
was ever offered or promised money by any one else.
At the time I have spoken of I was at work i• the
pantry. I was going to clear the table. I contlasted
at work,
Ke.examined by Mr. PARIL—The room I have *peke)!
of was above stairs. The room of her Kuyai Hlghness
communicated with it; there was only a small leading
Five between.
Examined by Part Ileosvexon.-1 kuow they leek
the door of the room ; I know it, become 1 heard t
key turn; I certainly did not try to open the door
brother sad another peraon were with ate in the peetryi
nTete scarcely two peers distant.
y the gad of •LAUDSIPALI.—I was in the pastry at
She time the key was turned.
By the Earl of Bithisonc—When the :witness saw
bergami kissing the Priucees in the boat. were there
Ober boats on the wider ?—Them were.
(kohl the persoos is those boats have seen B
=he Prioress. as well as the witness ?—rot
bet sone °add have sees it.
Was it dose publicly T-1 saw this..
London, England, 1820-09-05

Grisrppe Pelforto eramined.

lab! trade a baker ; he baked bread fur the Princess
of Wales at the Villa el'Este before her long vorege to
Greece. After her return from Oreece he remembers
seeing her in the garden with Bergaini sitting on a
bench ; Itergami was making love to her, and kirsinl•
her, with his arm round her neck ;—(laughter)--
when he got up, the Princess took hold of him
by the coat and polled him bark again.
He remenibertd seeing them both in the kitchen;
Bergami took a spoonfnl of polentia (parritch,) and
gave hAlf of it to the Princess, and then eat the other
half himself.
London, England, 1820-09-05

Lautsweg'siaeitu still triumphs In the weed
Ofjust renown, by public toice decreed!
ARNIWAIS and Company, sole Proprietors of
I A the real Imperial Japan Blacking, dull appreciating
the honour conferred on them in the derided piefrreace
given to their Article of Manufacture. by a generous and dis-
cerning Public. beg Irate to lenderthe homage of their moat
grateful aci.nouiedgments. Hosing been graciously pa
tronized by hi. Itont Highness the Prince Regent, they are
nom i.at-ed In the pre-eminent situation of Blacking Mann-
factitive, to his Majests • andhave in consequence altered their',
label. hy substihrtius on the bottles. Re. the Royal Arms for
the Prince's Creit ; and more particularly to mark the dis-
tinetie n. their n Imes will henceforth appear on each label in
Fait I.TI ITF R 4.

The abuse inestimable Composition k still prepared and
sold Wholesale. at their Original Warehouse. No. 3. Ship-
place. Temple rar. London (both in Liquid and Pa•le), at
the ("Hosing Prices. ‘iz. in bottles at 141. Itid. IYd. and Is.
tit, each ; as is also their much-approsed Rosa! Hofer-Tor
I.lclDl and Itetai:ed by all respectable Shopkeepers in
the 'United kined.•tn.

••• Great them Jure to Merchants, Captains, and others,
for Exportation.
London, England, 1820-12-12

LOOKING °LANUS.

SEVERAL large SECOND-HAND PLATES,
suitable for Chimneys. Piers. sad Cher*ls. are nom on
Pale. Cu rauesable Terms, at COOPIII. ELLIoTT and
Coorra's. 91. =wale-street Somr of the
Witte tikes are 'ably adapted for large diming-moons
bbd elegaatafifirlag-ropets. -
Plate Glass for wlaslovh fitted la at a greater relative ad-
vantage than Crown Glass.

Excelled Savoured (*1 Crated Port, East India Madera,
Rbarry mad Claret, clusucery Lane.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY Mr. HINDLE,

At his TOMAS, QS, Chancery-laae, on WIDNISSOAT. Dee.
40th. at Ele‘en, In Lots of two and three dozen cacti.
THP: Cellar of CHOICE WINES, eonsi*titie of
upward.; of VW Dozen of One-flavonred Port. part of
which has been six and four years in bottle. 5.1 dozen of
East India Madeira, lOUdoses of Sherry, aad • few.dozen
of Claret.

To be tasted the Morning of Rale, and sealed vsmples
wHi he delivered to purehaverv. which will be warranted to
;Record with Wines sold ; and Catalogues may be had at Mr.
!Sine's ofillee, No. IS, Chaecery-lase.
London, England, 1820-12-12

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Dn. It.

The Lotto CuAlvert.Lom, on coming into Court this
.day, proreeded to give an elaborate judgment iu the
rase of the Attecney-General r. the Mayor sod Cor-
poration of Bristol. 'I lie result was, the disallowal
of the demurrer; at the same time, his Lordship re-
marked, that he would not now give any opinion rela-
tive to the point as to whether the other charities
were or were nut entitled to the surplus money,ur whe-
ther the Corporation had the power to du as they
pleased with it.
London, England, 1820-12-12

TEE STATESMAN.

p-oposed that, before they grparateois%n order to shew
oJth their loyalty and independence, they should give
three cheers for the king, and the same fur the Queen,
which was immediately done in the loudest and most
rapturous strain.% and the meeting quietly dispersed.
London, England, 1820-10-20

CO( RT Or C.:OMUON COUNCIL.

'lbis ("port met yesterday at the Connell Chamber,
'nr the diqpiktrh of business. Before the business of
the day commented, it was ordered, on the motion of
Mr. Oldham, thpr•Mr. Sheriff Williams be allowed to
take his seit'srithip the bar on the Aldermen's bench.
• 11111 QUERN'S PICTVPIE. •

The Loan Ittsame informed the Court, that he had
tr. nsmitted fo her Majesty the vote of thanks which
u:.s passed-at a former Court fur her gracious conde-
scension in!having presented her picture to the city
of London.• He added, that dime thanks were con-
veyed to hst.Majestc bx. the City Marshal.
Mr. Fsret.t. inquired whether that was the usual
triode of conveying the thanks of the Court to Royalty.
He had conceived that the nsual w•ay was to send the
thanks by the Sheriffs and itemetithraiwer.
The LoRD %%von considered that there was nothing
di'respectful in the mode which he had adopted of
conveying the thanks.

lIC<FISITION lOU A COMMON HALL
Alderman WAITILMAN wished to be informed by
the Lord Mayor whether he had any comninnieation
to make en the Court respecting a rerinisition which
had been presented to him for the purpose of calling
a Common Hall.

The Lotto MAYOR replied, that be was abont to ad-
i'ress the Cottrt on the subject. His Lordship then
Aserved, that a requisition signed by 120 Liverymen,
vas presented to him in July last, requesting biro to
call a Common Hall for the purpose of discussing
mune questions respecting the finances of the city.
Ore 'lid not exactly catch what its nature was, but
ve believe It arose out of the legal proceedings insti-
tuted hr•the Court of .11dertnen against Mr. Alderman
Waithman, Mr. Sheriff Parkins. and some others.)
Upon receiving this, his Lordship doubted whether
he ought to accede to it, consivently with his duty.
lie consulted the City Solicitor, by whom a case was
drum up and submitted for the opinion of the Attor-
ney and. Solicitor General, Mr. 'Tindall, and Mr. dol-
land, who all agreed in declaring, that to call such a
r•eetisig, being to discos. a que.tiou which the Livery
h•id aq right to judge, would be inconsistent with the
Lord Mayor's duty. The case, Ana the opinion on it,
his Lordship now presented for the information si the
t milt. •

The presentation of those paper• gave rise to a very
long and desoltory conversation (we could not call it
a rognlar debate) in which some members took a part.
The result was; that the papers neve witliarawu.
London, England, 1820-10-20

AiSIXOLING OF MILITAIRY DCRINO .1 COMMON lIILL.

Mr. FAVgLLgart notice of a motion to consider the
p-oprrety of °Meting the unanimous resolutions of
this Court respecting the assembling of a military
force. during the routing of a Common Hall, to be
written under the statue of Alderman Ileckford, or
so•ne other suitable place in the Guildhall.
London, England, 1820-01-06

AN ECDOTR.

A RIPICCLOCS OCCUR'S:SCR IN FRI HOURR OF COMMONS.
►ROM LORD NORTH'S NRAR-SIGIITEDNRSS.

The deficiency of Lord North's sight was to him pro-
ductive of many inconveniences, both in and out of Par-
liament; for even at the distance of a few feet he saw
imperfectly, and across the House he was unable to
distinguish persons with any degree of certainty or ac-
In speaking, walking, and every motion, it is
not enough to gay that he wanted grace; he was to the
last degree awkward.
It can hardly obtain belief, that in a full House of
Commons, he took off, on the point of his sword, the
wig of Mr. Welhore Ellis, and carried it a considerable
way across the floor, without ever suspecting, or per.
relying it. The fact happened in this manner. Mr.
Ellis, who %ea. then Treat-m*l.er of the Navy, and well ad-
vanced towards his wventieth year, always sat at the
lowegt corner of the Treasury Bench, a few feet re-
moved from Lord North. The latter having occasion to
go down the House, previously laid his hand on his
sword, holding the chafe of the scabbard forward,
nearly in • horizontal direction. Mr. Ellis stooping at
the same instant that the First Minister rose, the point
of the scabbard came exactly in contact with the Tres-
sneer of the Navy's wig, which it completely Wit
and bore away.
The accident, however ludirron., was wholly unseen
by Lord North, who received the first intimation of it
from the involuntary bursts of laughter that it occa-
sioned in every quarter of the House. Mr. Ellis, how-
ever, without altering a muscle of his countenance, and
preserving the most perfect gravity in the midst of the
general convulsion, having received back his wig, re-
adjusted it to his head, and waited patiently till the
House bad recovered from theefiect of so extraordinary,
as well as ridiculous, an occurrence.

In consequence of the sudden indisposition of i
Mr. OISEIRT, the part of Lioneltie Sampson, in
the opera of Guy Afannering, was performed at
Drury-lane Theatre, last night, by Mr. LISTON.
A housewife, of Hodsack, near Blyth, has now
living a hen, that, after laying 16 eggs, batched 13
chickens on the 7th of January, 1919, and reared 10 of
them; began to lay on the 27th February, sad sat
upon 15 eggs, all her own; produced 13 birds on the
6th of April, and brought up twelve of them, also six of
another bee's; after the 14th of May, she laid twelve
eggs, produced eleven birds on the 20tli Jose, and reared
sine ; on the 19th of July began agaia to lay, sad from
sieves eggs produced seven chickens; and lies at this
time fourteen eggs towards another mildew; se that
within twelve swaths sbe has hatched lee_tylit birds,
and broaght ap the same umber, mid is 13 swaths has
laid 08 eggs in the saute nest.
London, England, 1820-01-06

THE CAPTAINS LADY.

-ow-
A SONO.
■• R. MIDERSON.

Ti Nt—" O'e► the lunar amang the tether."

Lassie wi' the coal-bleek locks,
Wilt thou be a Captain's lady
Qom bare mountains, glens, and flocks,
Heed nae mans, or mimed daddy
Hie wi' me o'er Scotia's hills—
By this sword, nee loon shall harm thee;
Thy sweet luik my bosom fills—
Est nae codger e'er alarm thee !"
" Stranger, ware nae words on me,
I'd no' be a Captain's Lady ;
For the gowd o'Clirissendie,
I'd no' lea' my feeble daddy !
Grey in years, hosed down wi' pain,
Jean's his hale delight and treasure ;
In rude cot we y none,
Thar a ild glens ay gie Its pleasure."
" Lassie, ditina turn awa';
Suin in costly gear I'll deck thee,
Sig for thee a bonne mair bra'—
Mistress o' the hale I'll mak thee:
Thou shalt see the auld folk blest :
I'll protect them free Ilk danger;
Age and pnirtith se lack rest—
Dinna frown upo' the stranger !"
Near yon kirk my mithees laid,
'Tears o' sorrow I shed o'er her ;
Your red coat and bra' cockade
a' to mind one I lost for her :
Des, he lo'ert me, sought my Land ;
Moth. I priz'd my main and daddy ;
Hun far free his native land
They slew my fsithfu' shepherd 'addle !"
" Thy bright e'e's dimm'd wi' a tear,
Mine. to see it, sheds anitker ;
11% theTeerly drops. I swear,
lieppy days we'll pass thegelher !
I'm thy air blithe shepherd lad,
Rich, and hale, and honest-hearteda
Haste, let's mak a parent glad,
Until by tyrant Death we're peril!" •
SCOTCH FR UGA LITE.

Hon• To PAVE OUT or Stlevvcs A DAT.—Alluding to
the present scanty mode of living among the Scotch
manufacturers, a gentleman observed, that he found,
during a two years' residence in Edinburgh, about seven
or eight and twenty years ago, that many at the College
of that City lived no better, and thought it no hardship!
He can speak from his own observation (having hoarded
and lodged in the same house in the old College-wynd
with several of those students), that their hoard, wash-
ing, and lodging did nut exceed ss. a-week, including
W. for firing—their rating not 3s. Tea or course wax
never introduced among them but on a Sunday afternoon
perhaps, when they met with ludicrous formality. Their
daily runnel of meals was—oatmeal porridge for break•
fast, potatoes or barley soup for dinner, and oatmeal
porridge attain at supper. A meal of this porridge did
nut cost lid. They cooked it for themselves, merely by
placing an earthen piykin with a little water over a slow
Awl', anal al/Hilitling in about a pint of oatmeal, which,
swelling with heal, absorbs the water, and settles into a
jelly when cool again. This, with shout half a pint of
milt poured over ir, formed the breakfast; and a repeti-
tion of the like the supper; the dinner cost but very lit-
tle more.--Ily this mode of living, every Officer who has
known the habits of old Scottish regiments, can bear
witness, that their grenadiers nsually saved money out
of Oki. per day. In comparison with the poor in Scot-
I land, our poorest English are most improvident.
London, England, 1820-01-06

IRELAND.

Csinot.tc Artatas.—The following core •spondencr
has taken place between Anthony O'Brien, Esq. ICI ai -.-
man of the Catholic Meeting lately held in the \.w
Chapel, Marlborough-street, and She Right Hon. Henri
Grattan :
Upper Gardiner-street. 241 h Dee. ISM
Stn—As Chairman of a numerous and respectable
Meeting of the Roman Catholic inhabitants of
pariltses of St. Mary, St. Thomas, an I St. George, held
an the 7th of this month, I have the honour to trattsm:t
the enclosed Resolutions, requesting your preseniati.,n
of their Petition (as enclosed) for the removal of the
disabilities still affecting their body, to the Honourable
the House of Commons, as expressed in the afores.tid
Resolutions.
A singular concurrence of circumstances, whirl,.
though we partially lament, we cannot hut dilly estimate
its bearings, has raised a strong hope of this Session's
witnessing the arcomplishment of your ever to he. re-
membered 'shunss fhat an event so anxiously to
be looked for, should be added to the illustrious series
of your public services, and take place under the intim.-
orate induenee of your personal direction, would, in our
particular respect, impart to it an interest uhielt nom:
but ourselves can fully appreciate.
Feeble would be my attempt to express the nature c:
my kelings, at being made the organ, on this oecasioo.
of the sentiments of a most respectable portion of my
fellow-citizens. I will barely add, they are such as th,.
' eiretonstagees cannot hut command.—l have the honour
to he, Sir, with the highest consideration, your mos:
obedient, and most humble servant,
ANTHONY O.BItIEN.
To the Right lion. Henry Grattan, &c. Lc.

MR. GRATTAN'S RIPLT.
enclose my answer to the Resolutions, and
cannot do so wiliont expressing the high sense I have
of the sentiments of your letter, and the estimation in
which I hold your favouratle
I remain, Sir, your very humble servant,
Pre. S 7. HINRT URATTAX.
Sir—l had the honour to receive the Resolutions ani
Petition of the Room] Catholic Inhabitants of the •
rishes of St. M try, St. 'Thomas, and St. lieorge. I %holt
most cheerfully present their Petition and I shall do it'
with a confidence arising, not only from the merits
of
their question, but from a recollection of their owe K 06.1
eunduct, and the steady tranquillity manifested, upon the
present trying occasion, by the Boman Catholics. who
have repudiated nit!' scorn the overtures of mischief. of
folly, and of infatuation.
I have the honour to be, your humble servant,
Tinehinch, Dec. 27. Ilannv °salvor.
' Anthony O'Brien, Esq. Upper Gardiner-street.

ATHLONS, Dec. 31.—The Rev. Armstrong Kelly. a•
Magistrate of the county of Roscouinion, weat laat
Sunday to the Chapel of Dallivary, attended by a parry
of the Mount Talbot detachment of police. and. as eons •
as Mass was over. apprehended four men. charged with
administerieg illegal uuths, and committed them to Rut ;
common gaol.
Variations of the Thermomen
in r Otis
Wco
Monday, 32 degrees (freezing pot); Tunaix
degrees ; Wetlskaday, 16 degrees: that is, IA dew:.
grees below the freezing l o:nt.
London, England, 1820-01-06

fi'ESTI! INSTER SESSIONS.

This morning the bolsinetts of these Sessions began
before Ronea•r Bolen, Esti. and a full Bench of Mag►s-
trates. On the Brand Jnry for the City of Westminster
and Cuuntv d.f Mi.i.llesex being sworn, the CUAIRDIAN
addressed them as follows: .

" am happy to aeqnaint yon, that the
Wender is flinch smaller than naval, you will therefore
nut be detained lung in investigating the business that
may be brought before you. lam glad also to congra-
tulate yoa MI the good order and tranquillity of -the
Chi' at Westminster in general. The measures adopted
byl'arliament has had the effect of enabling the quiet
and well-disposed to follow their avocations in safety and
quiet, it will not be necessary for me to advert to parti-
enler Acts of the Legislature; you are doubtless well
acquainted with diem, it will not be requisite for me to
detain yon longer."
The Court turn proceeded to the disposing of cases on
the traverse paper.

The frost, which set in severely before Christ-
mas, continues with unabated rigour; during the
last few days there has been a considerable fall of
snow, which tics like sand, for dryness, to a great
depth on the ground in this neighbourhood. Low-
est state of FanuEsuarr's thermometer, exposed
to the open air:—
October 21, 1819 - - Snow - 41 Degrees.
22, •- - - - 28 ditto.

Dreemb. ll,' - - - -

- - 13 ditto.
- - 21 ditto.

31, - - - 25 ditto.
January 1, Itl3ll, . - . 16 ditto.
In the year 1818, it wee never lower than 20
degrees, on the 11th and 18th of December.—
(Sheffield, Jan. 4.)
During the thick fog, an Tuesday night, several
accidents occurred, particularly on the Essex and Mile-
end roads. As the Leeds coach was passing. on Tues-
day morning, between Bawt7 and Ferrybridge. it came
up to a cart, which was standing by the road side. with
a man sitting in it, le an upright posture, with the rein
hanging low in his hand. Tie ceseluman having
called to him several times withist receiving any an
ewer, alighted ; and, am eaansisiagtho niaa. was shwelgod
lo Gad him quite lend. Re hod duebthes perished
through the inc alba witiher.
The feteseverewMgtorr brought bettor wild 6wl into
••2 leech, which perhaps the little wind that preened
say would foci as it enabled them to lie qty at sea
where they could be is no west of food.—(Lewes
Paper.)
London, England, 1820-09-02

I.‘lNOrit'3 JAPAN Still triumphs in the 'need
or . • renown. by public voice decreed!

MOWERS and Company. sole Proprietors of
• the real Imperial Japan Rhcklag, duly appreciating
l'in honour c..mferred on them in the decided preference
-;• en to their Article of Manufacture. hl a generous and dls-
- qi-ug beg tease to tender the homage of their most
rvetal seknouledgments. Having been graciously pa-
tronised by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, they are
m. placed in the pre-eminent situation of Blacking Mann-
eterers to his !‘lajesty. and have .n consequence altered their
by substituting oa the bottle:. de. the Royal Arms for
the P. ince,' Crest ; and more particularly to mark the dig-
tir.tims, their names will henceforth appear on meth label in
'my/TIAN 1.1171.14.

Toe above inestimable t'omposition is still prepared and
.011 N?•ulesnle, n! their Warehouse, No. 3, Ship-
mare. Temple Bar, London (both i■ Liquid and Paste), at
he fullosing Prices, %iv. in bottles at 6d. IW. and Is.
each ; as Is also their much-approved Royal Root-Tor
1104 In; and Retailed by all respectable Shopkeepers i■
(he United kinlidom.
•.• Great Allowarce to Merchants, euptains, and others.
o,:r Exportation:
London, England, 1820-09-02

to the grariews proteetion of our Rupt
tov two Sistfra." She concludes by reuminiug, t"
niost devoted Servant of her Royal Nighties.,
After the perusal of these letters the eross-examinafist
was continued.

Does the journal to whirl* you have allude,' in Tour
letter, refer to the ss hole time you were with the
rest

SoLICITOR4IE3ERAL.-1 object to that question. TL,
jonrnal will speak for itself.
Mr. 11'11.1..1.5am—1 contend that the question is no;
o'o-oc ion:1111e.
°Lone enaseet.bon.—(After some pause.) The Hobe
have no objection to the question being put.
The question was repeated and the witness answers:.
—lt did to the greatest part of the time.
Who was that Madame yon mentioned in your letter?
—A Soris, lady, living three leagues from my father ass
mother.
Any relation of your's ?—No.
Was it while vim were at your anrt Clara's that on
received an anonymous letter :-11 I am permitted I Bill
explain that letter.
Was it your aunt Clara's ?—1 do not recollect where.
That is no Answer to my question. I ask you whether
ao anonymous letter was not delivered to you whiten
your aunt I'lara's ?—1 do not recollect whether it was
at my alines or not. I did receive a letter, but not es.
activ like that which you (the Interpreter) hove read
Had you any proposal to go to London wish to
explain that letter.
Answer my question first, and then you may explain
as long as you like.
I was sorry for that, because, my sister not having
any fortune at home I begged liergatni would speak to
the Princess to keep my sister; he said he would do so,
butt advised me to write a letter ; because the Princess
was enraged against her. I promised to do any thiagis
my power that she might keep her place. I wrote to
her slyeral times, I spoke most in favour of her Rent
Unfitness, because I knew the letter would be inter-
cepted. About the Sallie time I wrote that letter
was determined to leave Switzerland and come to
England, hut I expected to be placed here as a ;over.
ness ; hot fearing' her Royal Highness mien deny air
sister, I wrote to her saying, I would provide for her here,
I have often had questions put to me in conversation, and
I always avoided giving any account of what took place
in the house.

Mr. WILLIAM.—Ask her has she given a full etplan•
ation.—l hare "aid so to my sister, that I wished to pay
the expences of my sister.
Now ask her again and let her consider, had she and
other explanation ? I wish by that to convince the
Princess, that though I had questions pat tu we that
money would not tempt me.

THE CONSTI fUTION of TO-MORROW ell
eoatain the whole of the PIIII.I.IIIENT‘RIi PRO-
CEEDINGS up to Saturday night iaeluslve. The Eiidenee
will be arranged by a Professional Giddiest' In the form
observed In the Courts of Law. SO that not a Angle inaterisl
expreion will be lost ; while those word► which are oat
nere-snry to illustrate the sentence will be excluded. Ills.
advantage will not be obtained by say other Sunday Pere.
Prtilished at Tim STATILIMMI Olce, Ifl, Strand, sue.
way be bad of all Newsmen.
London, England, 1820-09-02

TORTURE OF MR. HUNT.— ILCHRSTER BASTILE.
NO. IV. of 31K. 11UNT M S I:3101KS, was this
Day published.—ln the Address to the Reformers at
the end of ;his Number, will be found some account of the
:hew Regulations in Ilthemer Jail: also, some Important
Qnestious to Mr. Cssisrma relative to his writing Letters to
the Qt eau—whether Baron ()termite wee or was not em-
plo3ed to break open the Wren's 14.rIting-Desk for those
Letters. as well es the Letter written to her by the thew
Prince of W—. when he was d—.

Published st Dolby's. 290, Stewed, and St. Wardour-
street. Soto Sold by oil Booksellers.
London, England, 1820-09-02

TRUSSES.—In l'o getpi ence of the demand for
and zreat benefit derived from the use of PINDIN's
PATENT TRUMIES, without Metallic springs, OAWAN
and Co. beg leave to inform the Public that their Manufac-
tory iv now at No AM, Fleet-street.—These Trusses are
lighly approved of by the most eminent Sturgeons la town
rad country. and recommended on account of their great
end uniform pressure without chafing. Respectable refer-
ences can he given to Surgeons sad others who have proved
' goo.l edects.—Those by whom Steel Trusses have
r worn give the derided preference to P. Pindin's.
NIL Pen4m.4etitiiugthe circumference of the body below
' and "1r largest part of the thigh, stating which side
ti ry urr adlitleti. ma, depend on being correctly fitted.
London, England, 1820-09-02

%ME ART OF PROIAJNtIISO LIFE; or, what
is batter, retarding the approaches of Old Age. is at
length di,:r•scred. end may be effected by the external appli-
cation of the F.TIIERF. 11 BALSAMIC B.SSENCB, and
the ma of •• Doctor Franck's Grains of Health and Cachou
Lozenges."
These Medicines may be procured in London, at
Newberry's. St. Paul's Church Yard ; Barcla)'a, No. BS,
Fleet Market: Thevenet's. No. 7. New Bond-street, Bogor
sin's. No. 33. market ; and Sanger's, No. 180, Oxford-
street.
London, England, 1820-09-02

This Day was published, the third Volume complete, illus-
trated with 27 Engravings, price 21s. half-hound,
E Ni trkiES
ofs and
recent Voyages
TRAVELS,and
Tronsisi '
consist-
.,
of special Translations of most Voyages and Travels
which have appeared in Foreign Languages, the Volume
rontaining six Parts. published at 3s. &I. each on the 13th
of the last six months, each Part containing a complete ori-
ginal or translated work. which may be had separately.
The following exhibition of the Interesting contents of
these Volumes best explains the superior pretensions of this
nauthly Journal of its time.
Vol. 1. contains. (u ith 23 pintas,)
rstser's Voyage to Platlin's Ray.
Prior's Voyage to the Indian seas.
Dupin's PuLlic Establishments of Great Britain.
hatesovieux's Travels in Italy.
Forbin's Travels in lireeee and the Holy Land.
Ideven Aftalyaes of New Works.
Vol. 11. contains, (with 4S plates,)
Coont de Forbio's Travels la Egypt.
Trillkee‘i.r's Voyage to Hudson's Ray.
Freminvi.le's Voyage to the North Pole.
Dumoat's 34 Year's Slavery in Africa.
Portenger's Shipwreck and, Adventures.
Ruckhareit's Travels in Egypt and Nubia.
Prior's Voy ore in the Southern and Indian Oceans.
t ordova's Voyage to the Strait of Magellan.
IValler's Voyage in the West Indies.
bansom's Travels isi Canada.
Vol. 111. contains, (with 27 plates.)
Cornelius's Tour in Virginia.
Mollien's Travels in Ablest.
Prince blonlmillan's Travels in the Rrozils.
(iraham's Tres els through Portugal and Spain.
Castellon's Letters on :.aples and Italy.
Rraekenbridge's Vow, to Buenos Ayres.
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he had, in monthly Numbers or half-yearly Volumes, of all
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London, England, 1820-12-15

DEAD AT ONCE.

,I .1

Ai/ores wig and whiskers tvd
Won'd moll the very best of Dr Irks ;
have ■ Work one le Its steaa,

My trllfatere dye with fret!, Itslns.
Then, If that fellow, Wood, come. ktre,
111 strike Ahw drad M one, with fear.
ROVALTT.

COURT CIRCULAR.—Drc. 9.

His M— has had a serious attack of the lILAcu
J•VXDIeL, conjectured to hare arisen from /.vim*, ex-
posed to the nu.rtosts isflueare of the Court's bone, or
Qeeee's W uou.

Secretary of State's °Mee for the Howe
Department.
Not more than fire ',owed* will be given for any'
Altair( LOYAL ATIOkYAS ; and it is requested (fur the'
sake of good grammar) that the Cambridge Culver-
lily will not he taken as as example.
Lord Liverpool has had a serious attack of the Re.
eigraariuit Ferer, which it is hoped will nut prove fatal.'
His Lordship has retired to ll'ulnirr Cattle for the
benefit of his health.

The Right Hon. George Canning Las resigned the
situation of Coate Jes►er to a Greet Captaits. who
made his first appearance (in Pita. Kw.) in that cha-
racter on Saturday last.

The Marquis of He-df-rt is said to have suffered se-
riontly from a renewed lowans attack on Saturday
last. .His Lordship's nose is always violently agitated
by tbilslightest allusion to that dreadful disorder—
the Ca*, C 0,.. Fever.
Tna Iwo atorr enttsuan Ortirtrurm to Pc-
nora.-.--Nut to the King, pedlar n 6 man possesses
more &ability, or strict attentions to etisinette, than
the present Chief Magistrate of the City. The silence
of the King and the worthy Mayor on Saturday last,
was sot, u some persons *appose, the result of any
politicel acrimony, but an obstinate determination on
loth sides not to yield the punctilio of spealetng first.
Lord Harrowby has had a slight attack of in/Iroise.
His Lordship found no relief from the Carlton Mix-
ture, hot anticipates the happiest results from a
free use of the Liverpool Union Cordial, the Canning
ezhilivating drangAt, and the alit air of Weimer
Castle.

We hare authority for t ontradleting the rumour of
lord Castlereagh's horsra harm. berm taken from his
earriagrein Pall Mall and dragged to Carlton House,
on Friday hut, by the Manama' of the °CARDS' CLes
House.
There is no troth in du report of the accoachessent
a a favorite Marchioness at Kew Ore's.

Certain Old Woof*, well known at Botr-strert, are
ie he immediately pensioned off, and their plates filled
by a nom oigorolut race—who, it is expected. will
never become ohl.
London, England, 1820-01-08

York. Newcastle. end Edinburgh Coaches. and to aU
part. of the North, eery Morning, at a quarter past K.
Manchester. Laneanter, Kendal. Rochdale. Hoddersfield.
Rradford, Leeds, Hallifas, Rotherham, and Siselßeld,
conches,

CARRIERS.
To Twickenham. Brentford, and Isleworth, every Mon-
day, Wednesday, Friday, and !Saturday.
EA NI ES and Co.. Proprietors.
Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiously con-
voyed from this Inn to even Citv, Town. Village, and
4 Clammy Seat in the following Counties. via. :—Rerks, Hacks.
I'urowall, De% on. Dorset. Hants, ileref.trd. Gloucester,
hest, Oxford. Somerset. Surrev, Sussex. Wits, Worcester.
hncth Wsles, all parts of the kir tif Wight. Jersey, Ouern-
se‘ • and a.i parts of Freese: and to all Parts of the North
*, Take notice, that uo package. containing glass, china,
watches. plate. cash. or Rank notes. however small the
tale,, will be enenented for. if lost or dainaired ; nor and
miser cared or passeager's luggage, of more than I. value,
unless specified its such ales delivered at the Office toy
paid for aecordingly
Neat Port-Chelsea, &c. at the shortest notice.
London, England, 1820-10-11

Lteemea's JAPAN still triumphs hi the need
°f lint resew', by piddle voice decreed !
LARNDERS and Ceinruty, stile Proprietors of
Ile real Imperial Jepan Blacking. dal appreciating
the Wow conferred on theta in the decided peeferesee
driven to diet. Article of Malsefeeture. lee a generoas and die-
renting Public. he lease to *Worths hostage of their mast
aelteowledgetests. Having been graciously pa
trashed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, they are
Wm placed In the pre-eminent 'hullo* of Blacking Nona-
i% fitters toads Mairsty, mid Imre is ettesequenee altered their
label. by e?lsetitaft oa the liessissAc. the Royal Ann* for
said =see pertiesitiyiy
vriellescießlisprlear on wadi label in
London, England, 1820-10-11

ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS.

~~r

WIXOM the increasing demand of this °Muth
cd-
Jl.' mired Sayre for all sorts of Fish. Le. ft has indoa.a the
Penpvietor. DENNY POWELL. at his Wlvtles4lr Oil and
Italian Warehouse. 32, Yea•t:ate•strert, (where the Trade
mar be supplied with this and all other tient/4w Sauces,
Pickles. Lt.) to reface his most grateful ackimowledgm..sts
to the Public for their kind patronage. and at the saute
time begs leave to acquaint them :hat it is sold hy all
the Oil and Italian Wa►eltouses in London. and by one or
■tore respectable agents In every town throughout the
United kingdom.
Observe. none Is genuine unless signed " Dinsmore and
Soo." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork.
To 31evelmants, l'aptah.s. and others. It is particularly re-
commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any
climate.
London, England, 1820-10-11

THE Si A'

Thanks to that highly distinguished and magnanimous
Lally, si ho is not more an honour to her aek than
a bright example of the female character, who
cherishes inuocence, upholds distress. This resolution
st as received with rapturous approbation, and was car-
ried amidst th,.. most enthusiastic applause we ever
n• it nes% ed.

This was followe4 by a Vote of Thanks to Mr. At-
'lemma Woml, which exriteil a like approbation.

Thanks to the Chairman were then Moved and car-
ried, and the meeting dissolved at four o'clock.

niE KING'S COURT.

Yesterday, at fire o'clock, his Majesty belt! a Privy
Council, at his Palace at P.M-mall, which was attend-
ed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Dukes of Wellin.lon and Alontrose; Mar-
trisses Hertford, Ileadfitril, and Cholmondeley ; Earls
Ilarrowhy, llestutnrland, Liverpool, an : Metlgrave;
Viscounts Sidusouth, Castlereagh„ St rangford, and Mel-
ville. Lord Manners and Sir ti. Mosley were intro-
duced and sworn in Privy Conneillors. Previous to
the Council his Majesty gave audiences to the Earl of
Ilarrowhy anti Viscount Castlereagh. During the
Utooncil his Excellency Lord Strang lord took leave,uu
his going. as Ambassador to Constantinople.

After the Council his Majessty rave andiences to the
Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpool, Vizscount Sid-
mouth, and the Judge-Advocate.
After the Council the llishop of Winchester was lc•
trosideell into the Royal rime. by Vischunt Shimoda',
and di.' h.smage before his 3lajesty on his being trans-
lated to that we.
London, England, 1820-12-23

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, New. frt.

Mr. FULL.II of Massachusetts, offered a resolution
that the President he requested to inform the home
whit naval force had been stationed the present year
the West India island: and adjacent Arta. kr the
protection of onr commerce; and whether any, and
what depredations, upon said commerce had boon re-
pined to Government. On which a Committee was
ordered to be appointed to present the same.
HVIMICAN a.—The Port au Prince Telegraph gives
an account of a terrible hurricane which took place
on the night of the 28th of October, and the next day.
which overturned several houses. In the ship road
was equally destenctive. It extended its ravages

through the beautiful plain of Cul de Sac; the coffee
tad sugar-houses were entirely tarried away, sad many
persons perished.

Tut FLouto.\s.•--Further information from Spain,
by wiy of Havannah, received in this country, cos-
6rins tLe intelligence lately received through the same
channel, relative to the cession of the Floridas,
that the Cortes have refused to ratify the Treaty for
mi. cession of those Provinces.

Whets Captain NI ‘wrix left Jeremie, information
lasd been received that General Romatx, who, with
tl.e Royal Family, had taken post on the mountains of
Om Mow, with the assumed title of tieneral-in-
Chief, had made overtures to surrender to President
Rome, on condition that be and all with him should
be entitled to all the privileges of citizens of the Re-

REBUBLIC OF HAYTI.
MINTY. IQLALITT, INDSPBAIDENCIL
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE Ok HAYTI.
Crtissxs, SOLD! cas,—The undersigned Magi-
strates and Uenerals announce to yen with the most
lively joy, that they have just made a solemn declara-
tion that there esists this day in Hajti only oae Go-
vernment, and only one Constitution.
itiseas, Soldiers! Peace is made, and there is no
more War amongst ns. All Haytians are brothers,
and re-united. President Boren and his Army will
soon enter this town, to receive and give the saluta-
tion of peace and fraternity. Prepare to receive them
with all the enthusiasm which characterises true Hay-
Cans. Then let as repeat a thousand times these

cries—pledge of the happiness and safety of the eons-
tri—rire hi Republique d'llayti, rive ledepes-

decree, Fire la Li&tete et Evtolite, Vire Proeidest

Bo an.
liken at the Town•hall of the Cape, Oct. 41, MO,
17th year of the independence of Hayti. Signed
by a great number of the Magistrates and Oesemls—
at the head of which stands the name of ROIMAJPI.
Fmoss Buts°. ATRIBS.—The last accounts are dated
titli et Angust, at which time the place wu tolerably
tranquil, the present Oovernor, Donets°, having
beaten all his enemies, and driven than across the
Arra4n del Metlio. Among the prisoners he had
taken, were about Mi Officers, who bad joined AIM-ARO,
as well as the Deputies, all of whom were waiting
their trial. Peace with the Monteneres was sot yet
established.

Advice' from Chili were is the 13d Jury. It woo
said a misunderstanding between the Oovernanent sad
Lord l'ocua INk. had taken place, in consequence
thereof he hsd tendered his resignation.
London, England, 1820-10-16

CORTES.

SITTING OF THE 2tith SEPTIM•ER.—A Report was
read from the Special Committee appointed to examine
in.° the case of the 69 Deputies, who, in April Its I I,
signed the representation to his Majesty, ails ising
to overthrow the Constitutional system. The Com-
mittee says, among other things, that having found
in the case many causes which may mitigate the rigour
Of justice. to give place to mercy, the Committee bad
decided on adopting a general measure, thongli with
some restrictions; and finding no other means than
that of rigour to terrify, and that of indulgence to
conciliate. it was vpiniou that the first, as less noble and
hss comformable to the generosity and elevated senti-
ments of the Legislative Body, was not 'tb, one which
should be chosen. In consequence. the Committee
proposes its opinion, composed in five articles ; that the
slid Ex-Depnties be relieved by the present law from all
legal proceedings against them, but hr hound to repair
to their respective places of abode. to which they Audi
I.e contineil, without active or pessis r voice in the pier.
tiwis. Those who do not conform to thi,
most appear before justice and await the insult : hut it
is not nnderstood that they are hereby from
the obligations they may hate incurred toararila private
f•rsont. Bernarao Aloozo Rosales i< rrceptrd
rom the preceding dispositions. it being declared that
that there are grounds to institute proceedings against
_ _ _

The Report was ordered to be printed.
SITTING or 29th.—The project of Lir renterting
the reformation of the religions ortirrs, w 3.; ret.l as
drawn up by the Committee, conform:Oily to the ail-
&thins approved or admitted to tl4ru•-i•m by the
Cor;e4. and it was approved in that part it Idris was
ret so before.

In the Sitting of the first of Oeteber, the Seen,
tart- announced that he had written to ti. iiikter of
brace and Justice, that his Majesty till:: lit be ide:i‘ed
is appoint a day and hour to receite the law on the
religious orders.
In the evening Sittings of the `2%th an l 311111 of
September, the Law on the Liberty of ow Pre.' 11.21
111/9Clll9ed, of which Articles 6 to 31 e, were
read and approved, sonic without debate, awl others
sf'er considerable discussion.
London, England, 1820-10-16

SPAIN.

—rliaa...-

fl the AladNit'ptillera which aitived
yesterday wain, we learn, that according to the
statements of the Junta of Health at Xeres de la
Prattlers, received b♦ the Captain General of Cadiz,
it appears .that the yellow fever bad spread t in the
week (aim seven in the morning of the 12th to the.
same hour of the 19th, the number of new cases was
149. 11»uths 26, recovered. 41, the number of patients
remaining was 125; on the 12th there were only 43
ristielits. By an amount from Murcia, on the 26tIr
Sept,mbee, we learn, that fevers of a malignant and
suspicious character prevail there, which are believed
to originate in the stagnant waters.

.4
London, England, 1820-10-16

NEXT WEDNESDAY,

Last and only Day, when
TWO .. ........ Prizes of ... ... t eO.OO Stetting Money.
TWO . ........ . Prizei of . 1.(01 Sterling Money.
TWO .. .
... ... ... . Priaea of MO Sterling Money.
Aid various for Capitals, with every other Prise, will be
All drawn in Sic Hours,

ON WEDNESDAY. NEXT.
fie which Day the Lottery will entirely finish.

TRICH, Contractor for the present Lottery, sub-
• wits to his hest Friends the Public, the above State
ball. Wheel. reminding them that one Day more will
esigiodothe Lottery. A few Tickets and Sharrs, warranted
gaiters. are now on sale at his Fortunate Offices. a, Corn-
hill, aid 9, Charing-Cross ; and by all his Agents in the
Country.
Ri0.1,(43, a Prize of ....210,000!
is the present Lottery.
WAS SOLD BY DISH !! !

BURGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
Warehouse, 107, STRAND, earner of the SAVOY-STEPS,
LONDON.

IOHN HURGF,SS and SON, !Icing apprized of the
el numerous endeavours made by nian persons to impose
fpo ri irtiele for their make, feel it incumbent upon
t'em to request the attention of the Public in purchasing
what they eonceive to be the original, to observe the name
and the att.treas corresponds with the above :—the g I
appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the
nagearded, and for their detection. .1. B. and Mom submit
the following cautions:—some are in appearance at first
sled " The amine," but without any name or address
" Ht are:is Essence of Anchovies:"—others, " Be a.
eses--snil mane more without address.
JOHN BURGESS & SON having been many years ho-
noured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sen-
liemat of ?esp.-et towards the Public. and earnestly solicit
Vivi to inspect the Labels pre% ions to perchastng what they
ceseelve to be of their make, which they hope will prevent
vary disappointments.
BURGESS'S NEW S tUCE, for general purposes. having
given such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by
them, and is recommended as • most useful and convenient
Sasce. Will keep good in all climates.
Warehouse. 107, Salt (so. corner of the Savoy-steps. London.
teas tinfilla.i.s;nat-saugn wswousg.)
London, England, 1820-03-02

hood, and he appointed this wan to meet hint An the
27th of April last, at six in the morning, upoa Tower-
hill, that being the time when it was likely the *roman
he wished to apprehend would be seen there. The par-
ties met accordingly t a woman was seen advancing to-
wards then*, aunt Kennett said to Clinton, " there is the
woman we look for; do your duty, and take her into
enstmly." This w an, however, was nut Jane Smith,
bat the plaintiff, Sarah Lyons. In vain slid shr ettoleavour
to persuade the constable, Clinton, of his mistake, and
assure him she was not Jane Smith, but Sands Lyons,
well known in that neighbourhood for sixteen years.—
persisted that she n;lis the person pointed out to bite
by her master, Mr. 'leaflet!, at ho must know her. its
took her to the sloop of a person named Wood, which
was just at hand. A crowd was soon eooroeted. Several
persons who knew the plaintiff resat-armored to assure
the constable of his mistake; but another prison (the
third of the defemlants) named Tippet. who was sholosasas
to a Mr. Fool, in the iseiglobootrloonoJ, assured the con-
stable that this woman was Jane Smith, who hail been
the servant to 31r. Bennett. The ronaequence was, that
tlw plaintiff was brought to the New Compter by Clinton,
followed by an immense crowd, anal lodged there moiler a
charge of felony. She there continued for near seven
hours, amongst the crowd of felons and prostitutes there
coosoliteed; and at ono- o'clock she was brought up with
the other prisoners before the Lord Mayor. aml on her
being poet to the bar, Mr. Ileonett, who came to 'sub-
stantiate the charge, said, " she was not Jane Smith,
loot extremely like her." The Lord 3layor. of roarer,
dismissed the eliarge, hut at the same time rennosostrated
with the accuser on the rashness and precipitancy of
making !owls a charge against a young ttttt afoot respect.
;title character, upon a mere glance of personal simili-
tude, and to have placed her in a situation so ile;railine
tuber character, in atu igtel I I where she was so
well known, and so revolting to her feelings, as 00000
have been that of leading her through the public streets
as a felon, and committing her to a rouitssoit jail for
seven hours, amongst persona of the most infamous
4601.4p:i0n. That he was therefore hound to make
every reparation in his power by iontslishing in the news-
papers an e%planation of his error, and an apology to the
yousog woodan ; and also rer muted that he should
make her some peruniar, amends Butt Mr. Bennett
refused to make any public apology or explanation,
and only said be hail no objection to pay 31. to any public
charity.

- -
The plaintiff was therefore ailrised to bring her action.

The Foust' Jcwrica • I np for the 3nrr. nul tlwy
found • verdict for the plaintiff, as against the defendants,
Bennett and Tippet —ltainage• t 'olds *h.
The plititseirs Conniel hail agreed to leave Clinton•s
name out of the action, inrsisourls a. he had acted merely
r• .1 eon.table, under the direction of the other two de-
trisdaut‘.
London, England, 1820-03-02

;

iS SP II LAVAi ASSIZES.
Wisc.:Ervin, FED. 20.
11'. Baron Boon awl Mr. Justirrfirautwun arrived
place yesterday, anti prtwA•thttl to open the rout-
itt liar iistial istauaer ; autl this morning. after
,•rt•ndit.st Olvitie >terrier it St. blauriar's-clattrelt (the
c bfiNg unthr thorough repair), at lulf past
12 o'clock procvetled to hrtsiursr.

CHOWN P 111 E.

The calendar contains a list of St prisoners, hot,
though larger in point of number than has been the case
tor d Assizes, the crimes are mostly of a minor
description, and noise of theta marked with any cirruni-
st.incrs of great atrocity. 31r. Justice Itralioutai, in his
I !i.irge to the timid fun•, adverted to the state of the
ilenilar kith considerable satisfaction, anal, in &Moiling
!,, the wide-spreading circulation of sedition and bias-
vlseniy. which hail been attended with such mischievous
ctrects in other parts of the kingol ~,,,, lie expressed his
satisfaction that the county of Hants was entirely free
tram the contagion.
London, England, 1820-03-02

MR. WAMIbIAN'S SUCCTION.

AT a ['mem. and most respectable MEETING.
held at the City of London Tavern, on Yrida). Feb.
Vt,
T110111.1t4 )4MITJI. and .ildernman, in the (*hair.

Asmosir other 011eselotkont. ft gin

Unanimously resolt .91. That it is highly desirable that
Repr,sedtatives shoed I he returned to Parliament free of ex-
pense to themseite. ; lent it typeset' to this AlAina more
especially incumbent npon the friends of Mr. Alderman
Wnithman. with their conviction of his Treat exertions and
personsl sacrifices. nut to permit hint to he ist ens expense
in obis; ff ff !: that situation. In whi. h his sect ices can he more
pre-eminently useful ; and that a subscription he therefore
entered into for the purpose of defraying the necessary
eh irces of his F:lection.
The Committee for con.luetina the Election sits daily at
the linildhall Putter-house. hint-•trret. l'heopside. to re.
eels.. all communications r %here also subsrriptions will hr
received; as well ns let Nir. Iltircossibe. the Treasurer.
PBlll.l Church-yard; Mr. '4l. West ;
Moser. Hishopsante-street ; \lr. Carter. lit Minories; Mr.
Crook. .Si. lAkinner-street : Slieplierd. 1711. Flret-strrel:
and let the Committer. King-street. Clumpside.