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The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-05

SCOTLAND.

RIOTOUS RRSISTANCE TO MI SETTLININT or
♦ CLERUTIOAN.
JUSTICIARY COURT, INVER:VI:SS, APRIL 18.—Six per
sons weir brought to the har, accused of mobbing and
rioting at Croy, being of thr number übo had collects
to prevent the adosis‘ion to the church of the Rey. Jr.
Campbell, who had been appointed by the patron to ac-
card tie Kest. Mr. Hugh Calder in she pariah.

•
It was (Objected by Slr. 3letizies for Hugh Mackinosh,
one of the panels, that the principal list of assie di i
nut contain iu the preamble the name of this inilvidua I,
in consequence of which the Public. Prosecutor tcparted
from the charge against hint. Mr. Menzit a alo object-
ed to the relevancy of stating in the minor ponosniou
that the riot act was read. as it dos not coataited in the
major. and as it was rot stated th t the strpspres..iih.,l
by the statute were taken. The Pistilli. ProYcotar pus-.
ed from this part of the lihel, and it was accortliPgly
dele'etl by order of ilia Court. '1 he libel tws then fo urd
teleran; the charge agaioat .1 lex. Mack nzi°, axothrr
cf the pantie, was passed from, witlont any rerun
being assigned.
The Counsel for the panels, taking :frontage of ti
privilege conferred by the late set, 014.cted to 6re Ju.
rymen for calt panel, being f.so in .11, in co-aequence
of hich, of the indisposition of sone. an lof two chal-
lenges fur the Crown, the number of Jurymen was re.
sluced to 13, and the Public Pretccutor was tinder the
necessity of deserting the die, par Iwo et tempore, and
he craved warrant fur recounniting the panels, which
14a. granted by the Court.
Three persons having brenbrought to the bar, charg-
ed with haying committed *similar (deuce in the keys,
tine Public Prosecutor stark that in consequence of
the extraot diwary line of cooluct adopted for the defence
in the farmer case, of the :normity of the clime, and
the necessity of preventinp tits recurrence of such, he
found it to be his duty o desert the dirt, and move
fur a similar warrant in this case a'.o, in order to env.
We him to bring both cares before the High Court of
Justiciary in gditiburgit, which be was de:ermined
to du.
London, England, 1823-05-05

THE GREEKS.

1, Meeting of the Greek Committee was hrld on Sa-
luda), at the Crown and Anchor, when a resolution was
starred into to call a General Public Meeting in a few
days, in order to raise a subscription in aid of the brave
pople who have already nearly succeeded in their efforts
to shake off the yoke of Ottoman barbarians. Lo►d
Emetics was in the Chair, end the following distils-
Knitted individuals were also present :—Lord Milton,
Lord v.brington, Lord Nngent, Mr. Hume, M.P., Mr.
Miste4l, M.P., Mr. J. Williams, M.P., Mr. J. Smith,
tether with several Greeks of distinction. It was
rePeetined to the Meeting, that 1,000 Germans have
been (erred into a military body, by the aid of subscrip-
tions mist in Germany for the purpose of proceeding to
the mishit, of the Greek Patriots, and that they are
only waitiig for a ship, to convey them to the place of
their destintion. The object of the Committee is, to
raise money lufficient for defraying the charge of this
equipment; :rid also to collect together, and convey to
their own coustry, several unfortunate Greeks, who are
now wanderink over the Continent; and who, owing to
the tyranny of tie Continental Government, cannot get
nway from any (tithe parts of France or Italy.
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EX-OFFICIO FII,S1) BY M It. SAIJRIN, AFTER
London, England, 1823-05-05

GRAND LAST DAY. NEXT THURSDAY.

1" and J. SIVEWRIGHT brir to inform the Public.
a • that the Tit krts and Shares of the present Lottery,
are on Sale. warranted undrawn, at their fortunate Olgees,
97, Coauni xi, I 3s, HAYMARKET.
I I, Ifotmons. Corner of Coventry-at.
Next Thursday, May S. is the last and on :y day of drawing.
London, England, 1823-05-05

2Ae Corse for which HAMPDEN Jill in Ms AM. arDNEr died ow Me SeoffOld I"

R. GLOVER's EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS
111 IS NOW OPEN, 16, Old Bond-street, opposite
Stafford-street.—Admittanee, ie.—Catalogue. 6d.

DIAN() FORTE, PEDAL HARPS, and BARREL
ORGAN, rood as new; a Cabinet Piano-Forte,
not to be equalled in touch and tone, usual price 00 guinets,
for 36 guineas •, one of the best Rosewood Cabinets, very
elegantly inlaid, &e. FO guineas, for 00 guineas; a square
Piano Forte, 23 guineas; a flue Pedal Harp, 73 guineas, for
43 guineas ; late the property of a Lady. Also a Beret Or-
gan for Church or Chapel, 100 pious. To be seen at .ohn
Wallet's, 13. Leicester-place.
N.B. Anew double action Harp, cost 12W. for SO guineas.

This Hayti published. In 3 vols. 12ao. 211.1:wards,
RIM AN HILHAIZE, or THE COVENANTERS.
By the Anther of " Annals of the Perish," " Sir
Andrew Wylie," " The Entail," &c.
" Their constancy if torture and in (froth,—
These on Tradition's tongue still live. these shall
On History's honest page beyieturod bright
To ;west titues."—Gnawswa.a saes,►TN..
Printed for Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh; and CL & W. B.
Whittaker, London.
London, England, 1823-05-05

TIIR KNEEL CO\T•I%S

4....0f
2 1 SOO I lti 2OO •
Besides numerous other Prizes of 1001. SIN. 231. &c. &c. the
whole of which must low drawn Bth May.
J. and J. SIFEWRIGIIT sold Seven capital Prizes in
Shares the First day of the present. also No. 1461, a Prize
of 16,0001. ia the last tottery. and No. 14,313, a Prize of
MO/. besides many other Capitals In Jan. last.
London, England, 1823-05-05

STATESMA

customed form, and with the requisite solemnity. The!
title which required to be given to the Junta, in a body,
is " Most Serene Highness." It would appear, by a
speech made by Mr. de ekIATZAUDRIAND in the Chamber
of Peers, that one of the chief objects of the French
irovernment in attacking the independence of the Pen-
insula, was to try the fidelity of the new French army.
"The experiment," the Noble Peer tells us, "has per.
feetly succeeded. The cannon fired on the Bidassoa has
dispelled many illusions, dispersed many phantoms, and
overthrown many hopes. Eight years of peace have
done has to consolidate the foundation of the legitimate
Throne, than twenty days of war have done."

FRENCH FUNDS, Thursday, Mav I.—Five per Cent.
Consols opened at 85.; lowest, 81; 05.; elosrd at 85. IS.;
Bank Stock, 1,532. 50.—Exchange on London, at one
month, 25. 70.; three months, 25. 50.

STOCK Excnswoc, 12 o'cLocc—Consols opened this
morning at 784 to 79, and got up to 4 4, at which price
they remain steady, with a good market. An Express
has arrived from Paris, but does not bring the price of,
the French Funds of Saturday, owing to that day being
a great holiday in the above Capital, (the entrance of
Louis the 18th) ; but we are informed that the dosing
price of Friday's Rolla was S 7. All persons seem to be;
surprised at the rise of the English and Foreign Funds,
—lt is attributed to various causes—Spanish Bonds being
very scarce, and no selling in the market, and a negocia.l
tion being supposed on the tabie.
Foßstas FVND9.—Spanish Bonds continue on the
rise. They opened at 362, and got up to 371, 3811 i, with I
a good deal of business doing.
Chill, 684 to 69—New Spanish, 3844—New Prussian, 81!
to 63-old Prussian, nothing done.—Russian, 794 to at—
Danish, 87—Colombian, 67.
London, England, 1823-07-08

IMPERIAL .PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF I,ollll3.—Mosoay. •
Mr. TostLINS, from the Treasury, brought op certain
Accounts relative to the Average Prices of Barley.
Mc. BROODBN brought up from the House of Com-
mons, the Exchequer Bills' Bill, the Irish Curt of
Exchequer Bill, the East India Halfspay 11111, the Passage
Vessels' Bill, the Irish Customs Ditties' Bill, and several
other Bills. . . .

The Larcenies' Bill was read a third time, and passed.
London, England, 1823-10-13

gut Watt Satan.

MONDAY EVEN NO. OCIPOBERAk UAL

. .
STOCK RECKANCE, 12 o'CLucw.-6Censols news/ AO
morning at b3l, for the account, at which priesloBl
remain.
The Espresscs from Paris have brought the FA&
funds at 90.40. and Spanish 45. •
FOREIGN FUNOS.—II appears that the favorite fereigo
stork, at this nsowient,is P,yais, io which, for the last thins
days, there has been a great steal of business doing, as the
dividend bas been advertised. A •new loan of the shwa
description has come forward, and a great lumber of parsecs
are eager to have a share in it. In Colombian there is else
a brisk market. Spanish opened at 34121 to 351—Nee
Spanish. 271—01 d, .351 f —Russian, 841—Old Poyais,
New Poysis Las iseemdooe at 1.8, mad is now-1741.

We have received this morning, by Esp.ess, Paris papa
of &stun Lay, from tvitkit we ex tract the folloftingl—'

(FROM THE 'MUTT; DE !RARER.)
PORT ST. MART'S, Ocx. I.—The King and the Rept •
Family have landed here. All our assiety has unweaned.
The King is vn glom' health. The tneett is lsandeeen
as well as young. She was pale and much fatigued. Tat
could perceive by her countenance how much she Pal
suffered. She waa saluted on lesving Cadis by the bra al
all the batteries as well as all the shipping in the rook
which displayed their flags. Our fleet has already set sad
fir Santi Petri. It is said that site Dike trAngottleate
to re.urn from Cadiz with his arany by slow marchesoui
that he will visit .the corps do Catalonia; after which
fist
will enter Prance at the head of his army. Count Permit
llorgo, Ausbaseedor front Russia to the Court of Yenta
sets off todnorrow for Madrid.
• The first'eolumu of Spanish prisoners. to the name
INS men. part of the gar:aeon of Pampelaas. wised is
the 6th at Bordeaux.
31ATAKO, Oct 3.—The esteem of 3.500 so, which eV*
lately frosts Taragona is now in a critlcapililhdsk sb6g
having lei! OSI 'sea its Weida:. The nisills‘si VOW
themselves in' AreAgoll, trot doer were so deftly rwa
by aft* 41, Fevairliaised Baron Erolso;sail MOO

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London, England, 1823-09-09

EXTRACT OP A PRIVATI LETTRRI

PATONNE, Aco 311.—fir my letter of the 29th inst. I
irformed you that the cutter Active, arm-at by the itevolu-
tionista of St. Sebastian, had fallen into the rower of the
vessels of the flotilla ably commanded by M. Villenean.
I learn that commander repaired on the 26th of tiles ,me
manila, nit!' his prisoner, to the camp before St. Sebas-
tian, in order that Lienten.nt-General Count Ricard might
interrogate them as to Lie state of the place.
I hear positively that when it was captured by our
cruisers, the Active was repairing to London, in order to
bear succours in money, provisions, and ammunition, in
cnesequeure of the critical situation of the place. M.
Pend,. an officer, was the bearer of despatches to this ef-
fect to M. Jabat, Minister from the Cortes to England, to
the Consular Agents of the same Government, and to many
Spaniards resident in London.
ritiNCH FUNDS, Sept. 6. —Five per Cents. opened at N.
95 ; ex. div. closet at 89. 75.; Bank Stock, 1,590; Nea-
politan Five per Cents. 754. Exchange on London, one
mantis, 15.73. ; three months, 25.53. •

OBSTRUCTION OF THE BALTIMORE PENITEN•
TIARY BY FIRE.
(From the Baltimore Patriot.)
We stop the press to announce the complete destruction
of our State Penitentiary by fire.
A few mi not.. before twelve the alarm of fire was sounded,
and a broad glare of light to the west, indicated the fire
to he in that direction. Our prophetic fears were realized,
and the extensive f buildings constituting the State
realtentiary, rapidly exhibited a tremendous sheet of dames.
The (Ohm to save the buildings wss idle.
All the convicts were saved. The turnkeys who slept
under the building, were able to unlock the upper rooms,
and those who slept in them rushed through the front gate.
A few of the lower cells bad not been unlocked, and by the
wigerousezertions on the part of oar fellow citizens through
she outer wall, or by Cutting the grating oat of the win.
dews. font wretohed beings were dragged as it were from
the tomb.
Captain Boiling's company of the public guard, repaired
to the spot, and assisted by the eitisens. grouped the coo-
vids together, to prevent their escape. They were marched
eft to the capitol. and confined in its ample portico under a
guard. Not one of them seems to have made any attempt
to escape.
The whole of the buildings wen consumed. No part of
tint brick work fell. The Penitentary was in the form of
• ismicircular, the two ends of the semicircular, connected
air glawe range of wall, with a large house for the keeper
in* Rae of the range. la the interior was a large
onlikal handle( for workshops. Tbo lire began in this
building mat so the east lido of the asmisircular
London, England, 1823-03-07

NO

i;6IPECII'Ie, was ever brought into it.ie by the
1.7 Profesors of Ntedielne, to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated
and Incomparable Feescu Pius, for the speedy, safe, and
effectual It It E
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of a certain disorder. In all its insinuating forms, and the
malignant and iestrueth e [tamed; it daily makes on the
Human Frame; hut, happily, these Pills Cure in so short a
time. and in sn safe and easy a manlier, as to warrant hint
in such full confidence of sncress, that
Vpart.of Disease shall he left in the system. These Pills
are gold in Roses. at 525. 911.. at 13. Liguori's-Ind-street, Lon-
don; but should ii be prefemsl. the Doctor eihtutttio to Cure
the Disease kr a stipulated sum, or return the Money ; so
that if there be Nu Cure, there will be No

l'A
11;11. The lteh Cured without washing or anointing, by
araelliag ooil, price 2s. 9d.
London, England, 1823-12-19

THE ST

att tier Ole WM., add is that of all the inhabitants,
"s bl flint. en Thbridafj.the 18th inst. os any other
th,y-lri may appoint.
,4! The mental and hodily.stato OH 1 Mina suit ii.tle
dith arrangenients of this nature. The ill elate o( his
health obliges Itiliwo observe I very strict diet; and from
the umfertunate circumstances *hie!' have brooght him to
England, and seeing the present lamentable and degraded
state of his !Wimpy country—haring left his wife, parents,
brother, and friends, still there —being, as he now is, on the
soil of colustitational liberty, and considering bow many
Spaniards have just lost it—the most appropriate sentiment'
in which he can indulge are tinny of grief and mourning.
These reasons have decided hint to refuse any public de-
monstrations of kindness of which he scarcely dares to
flatter himself woreky.-1.4;.'.. •
"Thus impressed, General Mina hopes the • elove gen-
tient" hsce the gisodriets to disperse with his accept.
ante of their invit &on, which he appreciates is though he
had been ena1.1.4 to.aceept it ; an.l assures them that the
honour they have done hiss., the satisfactorily expretoion of
their kindness, and the distinction shown him today by the
iulia'oitants of Taunton, will always be regarded with
gratitude, and live eternally in Lis memory.
(Signed) " EiPOZ T
" Hatch Court, Dec. 16, 1823."
•

• •
!latch Court, 16th Ike. 1823.
OINTLEMEN—It is with the greatest regret I find it will
he impossible for my gallstit and patriotic friend licivral
Mina to have the honour of accepting your nutilirintl and
!lettering invitation to a public dinner on Thursolay nest,
and I trust you will generously accept those excuses he feels
obliged. to make to you.
For Myself and those friends with me whom you have
included iu your invitation, 1- have to beg you to'accept our
sincerest thanks, and your pet missile' to decline it; as, se
lane as General Mina remains inutsesT, it will be impossi-
Me for us to leave home.
have the honour to be, Gentlemen.
Your most obedient, humble servant,
Taos. CLIFTON.

To the Bailiffs of the Borough of Taunton,
and Gentlemen of the Requisition,
Ike. '

MAILS.

_____
ann. poi___ _
Ali I. . ' Ong.
I.... Dublin 0 I—.llol4nd 0
I....Waterford.. • ..0
• 0 ...0 4 Aersey ... . 0 0.... France.. 0
1....1.1ab0n 0 0 ...Flanders..... .1
0 ...Gottenberg 4 0....N1a1ta

PRICE OF ItTOCJiS THIS DAY AT ONE OCLOCK.
Bank stock.. .•...4 31/111 23 India Stock
3 per Ct.- ReM ...... ...Man Oitto B .nds.... ....... ell
3 p. Ct. Cons ' Ex. 11111.2,1. J
1 53 31 33 pa.
31 per emit • 9SZ Eli itIMIL
4 prr cents
slaw Fours
Long Ann Lottery Tickets. ...191. 194.
1 tip. 3 per Ct..... t.. ..... Si Con. for Acct........ Stil SR

nto katatcontan.
London, England, 1823-12-19

CANADIAN MANNERS.
--061.--.
(rani.' A StoNTßeal. P.%P&R or tare. 9 )
Tne FAin AT LAPRAntE.—It Was said in town on
Saturday that a fair was to he hell at Laptarie on the next;
day (Sunday).—As we had no ilea what a (Air could hr
that was appointed on Sunday, we, among the crowd, took
a passage in the Sleam Boat
:Laprarie fur that place. There
were peisengers of all descriptions; from very respectable
down to quite indifferent. People of every rank, and Of no
rank at all, seemed eager to see the raree show. And Cspt.
Ityln beheld with pleasure the numbers who put theurgelers
under his charge, increase, until his Steam Boat was. full of
nverbuing. Then, heigh presto! away we went.. No
accident happenetl",,on the way. Not a single incident
even for Duct. Sillituan, (that • everlasting adventurer)
excepting that the load which Capt. It-- had on board,
caused a Boat to scrape a.little erratic entered her port. This,
however, a as get over without a single scream from the lady
part of the passengers—and thus far, all turned out nippily.
During the latter part of the passag44 was whispered
about, on board. that the report of the fain was merely a
fetch, en the part of the Steam Boat proprietora, to enliven
their Sunday boldness. A wag denominated this a aaaaa de
voyeur. ,It proved however, upon landing, that then; *as a
fair; consequently the Steani Boat company stood excul-
pated.
We had supposed-taking Doct,:Johnson's authority to
be stiCient—that7 a fair was an annual or periodical
meeting .of 'sellers and buyers. We therefore presumed
ib it we should meet with the (arm-es tram. the vicinage
%kiln diffeient kinds of aaricultural productions, and mer-
ch.tinlise in the different shops fur aide. llots ever an:totally
this prostitution of the Sa'rhatts to the purposes of Mam-
mon might appear to us,
:yet the Dame fair seemed to
sigqify that it aas the purpose r.f theassemblaie. So much'
for expectations. : ..
The disappointment Which we experienced can he natit•
tslly Imagined, silien.,,insfead of mercantile purposii, teal
forted dot nothing hut Me Anon!, led ctithi, together
many hundred people, We
_paseed:dsrough, th'e priliciParl
street. into the sqnare iit width Van& the Chita ~ t tuit•
way was ollstrocted bpi,narts /mars, ati4 petiinna -timing 0
in every direction, trials vacant faikOftved,:ing that all
this crowd hate been colld. tell ttikethiriOvet 'nothing.:—,
1 few of aid. Blontraiskittnta only, Veining' tbsorrier 'a W.'
eiellbrpose--to-nhow thediaalfseis hid altonials theme:lb
minds of the nativt% JostlKaid fasicl.orl, sad .poiliedi
London, England, 1823-12-19

INDEPENDENCE OF IANCOLNSHIRE.
:We learn from unquestionable authority, that there
he a public dinner at the Wheat Sheaf at Seineabead, on
Monday the 29th initant, at tno, to commemorate the in-
dependence of the 1575 Lincolnshire freeholders who in
the late contest so bravely stept forward to stem the tide of
afistoeratiral leiseroachment epee the rights el the people.
Mr. Healey, of Lntizt•lnn, who partook so actively and
effectively in the struggle, has promised to a!tencl.—.(Srani.
ford News)
'Ulcer tot.—ln the noble efforts to give freedom and inde-
pendence to the county, the freeh,.idera of this town and its
neighbourhood stand disfinguislied. Daring the ten day& pod
they were Constantly ou the move, and even after It was desk,'
limy reached Line...a on theSundsy, to give their votes on
the followin.; morning. It is aso a singul.r and bonnet:able
fart, that thesfirst and the last blows to " dictation" were
given from this place. for it wan a lijelbene't freeholder yew,
opened The poll, sod a Helbesch freeholder who closed it.—
Pee %It 5T10N5 cos THE %WM CIWTEST..--A meeting e,
held on Wednesday, at the blouson's Arms, in Usicaborougn,
to-.nter into • subscription to return II member for the mew,
of Lincoln, at the next election,-reen or muttisc:
Wehrce
not yet heard •hat'ersol.itions the gentlemen present came tn,
but there con be no doubt they were honourable to thee set
their cause.--Similar meetings,' we onderstand, are %boa
to takeptace in every district sod'chief town in the county.-
-This is a plan alike beneficial to the electors and elected ;
and if the freeholders le but trne to themselves, they
may s! eke a good poise in a twe:vemonth's time in the
f,e+l any lord, duke,
.or devil who dare to send ran-
v sing lette's amongst theist; and reLounce film sal
all his works..—(lbid.)
London, England, 1823-12-26

ISLAND TRADE BE [WEN RUSSIA AND CHINA

PETERSBURG. DEC. 10.

The Court Gazette contains the following article :
AB the merchandise sent to China does not amount to a
million sterling ales?. Their carriage to Kiatcha coats
about three times the original purchase. The conveyance
from Petersburg to Kiatcha is accomplished in five months
when no obstacles intervene. But if, u frequently happens,
the goods change owners in the mart of Ni•chenci Novo.
gorod, a year may elapse before they reach their destination.
The ermine, of China takes nearly as long in reaching
the European• markets of Russia. Consequently a commer-
cial transaction between Petersburg and Kiatcha cannot
be settled in less than two years. The orders begin to be
given in November, and continue to the month of March.
The mart of Nischenei Novogorod opens in tire month of
August. At that period, the Chinese come to Kiatcha,
which is a large rill age situated 6,508 vents from Pekin.'
A bridge separates the Kiissian and the Chinese empire,.
Beyond the bridge is a Chinese village completely ameba
bites'. Kiatcha, on the contrary, is inhabited defog the
whole year. These two villages were built in 1728, in
consequence of a commercial treaty coitcluded between the
two empires. Each is defended by several pieces of
artillery of large calibre. From 40,000 to 50,000 chests of
tea are annually imported by the way of Kiatcha, one
thousand of which is sold at Novogorod. In 1820 theee
were sold in that mart 27,000 chests of Borg tea, indepen-
dently of the green in packets, called by the Itnssisos
little lozenge tea. The ltuasians are extremely jealous of
their trade with China. None ifut hative merchants,
furnished with imperial licences, can repair to Kiatcha.
The Chinese, on the contrary, hive creatyd a privileged
coinpany which has a monhpoly of the trade on their part.
No English goods ran reach Kiatcha except by smuggling,
Russian merchandise being alone admitted. There are
regular markets in Chinese Tartary, to t;hich, however,
the Leaves only are admitted. The road from Pekin to
Kiatcha panes through a barren plain. The merchandise
is brought to Klatcha in waggons.

ECLIrSES rr WIZ ENSUING YEAR.—Stith •isible beret
Jan. ( ; Moon, paely risible here. Jan. 1r ; Sun, invisible
here, Ja0.'2.6 ; Moon, parity visible here, July 11 ; Sae
risible here, Dec. 2(.

Pt!
London, England, 1823-10-14

THURSDAY.

Two year old Stakes of 50gs each, h ft; colts, Bst 316 ; fillies,Bst.—Lact !.a;f
mile,—(3 subs.)
•
Mr. Baird 'a b e by Walton • i
Sir A. Dun's br e. by Fitz Oreille . 2
. . .
A good race.
One hundred and for all ages ; three year old., 64 61b ; four, r-t 10lb :tire
8.- Ch.; sit and aged, get. Mares and geldings, allowed Abs. Three
mile heats.
Mr. Farquharson's br e Figaro, 4 yrs old .
Mr. Loftus's loi h Pluto. 5 yrs old
Mr. Baird's br c The Pirate, by Stamford

. 1 I
. 3 2
. 2 .1 r

—woolinsmss.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE RACES. 11123,—Tuesnav, OCT. 7.
The Union Stales of 5,.ts each, for horses not Our .Ilgh bred, upon the Welih..
pool Course, one mile and a hall beats.
David Pail' (Llsoereby,loD Esq.'s b g aged . . ‘ 1 1
Wm. Owen. Esq.'s eb m Paris, 5 yrs old 1 2 2
. .
Valentine Thsey. Esq 's eh m Vesta, 6 pro . . 3 3 :1
Wythen Jones, Esq.'s eh on baura,s yes . . S 4 4
John Beek, Esq.'s cli g The Doke, aged . 2Jr
Match for 140 sovereigns.
David Pouch (Llanerelovololl) Esq 's bl g Grouse .
Won.. Reek, EI41:11 h g tenni+ Hall
WRENESDA P. Oce._ll..

1 1
. 2 2

The Welsh Pool Plate of 501714.7 by the ioven for horses not thorough bred,
and foaled in the county.
_ . _

Mr. innes's bg by Pavillon 4 4 1 1
Mr. Hughes's h g Luck'. all . I 3 2 2
. .
• Mr. Morri.'s b m FM). Tipper . . . 3 I 3 3
Mr. Sb iiker's lin. Friendly Fanny 2 2 dr
. .
Hunters of 5 loss each, with 25 sore added by the Fund, rim walked nTer by
D. Punt. H.q.'s it r.
A match for SO sovereigns, two mite heats. was won by Mr. Bowen's b g
beating 3lr. Buck's 1,, g. A good rare and wen siaty by halt a neck.

The Hawk which has so long frequented Westminster
Abbey male its first appearance shortly after the death of
an old laz-gatherer to that neighbourhood. Many pour
people, therefore, fancy they are still under his claw.

A. VERY EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCR.-Ntr. Aw-
rock, of Barcomb, near this town, has recently discovered
that the whole of his grazing horned stock and two sucking
calves are totally blind, but without being aide, in the
smallest degree, to aecount for it. Mr. A. was led to the
discovery ky someone or two of the animals while grazing
having fallen into a ditch.—(heices paper.)

Robins, the man who was shot in manner as described is
our last publication, we were glad to find, (upon enquir)
at the house where he lies, just before our paper 'went to
press,) was thought to be in a fair way of recovery. TWO
magistrates, I'. Partington, Esq. and Henry Campton: mq,
attended t. take the wounded man's information, and after
wards signed the warrant. Burke is still missing, an./
report has sent him VI France ; but that, we believe, wants
confirmation.— (Ibid.)

BALLINASLOC FAIR.—The Black Cattle market has
been vevy dull ; a great number remains unfold, and
hardly any advance on the last year's prices. Sheep sold.
73,976, unsold, 11,645 ; total ia.the Fair, 85,621.—(Ded61if
Evening Post, Oct.
London, England, 1823-10-14

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 7, J.Barnes, Pendleton, Manchester—Nov 4, W. Car-
Hie, Bolton, and J. Bainbridge, Preston, Lancashire, cotton
manufacturers and whitsters—Dec:2o, T. Fox, Great Surrey-
street, Blackfriar's-road, woollen draper—Nov. S, J. lligton
and J. Brewer, Broadway, Btsckfriars, warehousemen—Nov.
8, J. Wadsworth, Long Buckley, Northamptonshire, dealer—
Nov. 4. R. A. Cox, G. Weston, J. Furber, and G. Cox, Little
Britain, bankers and refiners—Nov. 4, J. Keep, Nottingham,
Ntoter, but afterwards of Grainsby, Lincolnshire, farmer—
ov. 8, W. Russel, Bow Church-yard, warehouseman—Nov.
I, C. J. Trlbautlino, Cleveland-street, Mile-end, silk dyer—
Nov. 4, P. Mitchell, Bungay, Suffolk, stationer—Nov. lu, J.
Pritchard, Rosoman-street, St. James, Clerkenwell, carpenter
Nov. I, J. Edwards, Elder-street, Norton Falgate, silk weaver
Nov. I, E. C. Soutlibrook, Covent Garden Chambers, me..chaot
Nov. 4, N. Farmer, East-lane, Bermondsey, rope-maker—Nov.
B. Campbell, Prince's-square, ROOM Highway, insurance
broker—Nov. I, J. Itangeeroft, Binfield, B.rkshire, grazier
and dealer in cattle—Nov. I, Godfrey Feise, Lawrence Pouut-
ney Hill, merchant—Nov. I. R. Shirley, Bucklersbury, carpet
manufacturer—Nov. IS, R. Willis, Broad-street. Bloomsbury,
tobacconist—Nov. 4, W. Gooch, Potter-street, Harlow, Essex,
wine merchant—Nov. 4, T. Treadway. Sloane-square, St.
Luke, Chelsea, chinaman--Nov. 4, W. Turner, Ruckholt
House, Layton, Essex, dealer in horses—Nov. b, J. Pitt, Ci-
rencester, Uloucestershire, woolatepler—Nos. 8, C. L. Spitta,
F. Moiling, G. Molting, and 11. A. Sidtte, Lawrence Pountoey
lane, merchants.

CERTIFICATES, Nov. I.

H. Romstlen Inte of %Valworth, Surrey, coca mister—T.
\lillichap, of the Tythiug of Whistanes, Vure:►tershire,
wheelwright.

pAnTNEßsittes DISROLVED.

R. Cripps and It. ito:iinson, Castle and Falcon, Aldersgate-
street. tavern keepers—G. Castle and T. Powwll, Brixton 11111
—B. and W. Pullen, Iluusletl, Yorkshire, engineers—W.llnd
J. 11. Gill, and J. Ana N. Rundle, Tavistock, Devonshire, ge-
neral traders, merchants and bankers (so far as regards W.
(lilt)—W.Boutliby sod S. Groves, Sheffield, saw and steel
manufacturers and refiners—T. Sanders, J. and E. and E.
Naish. jun., Flax Bointon, Soinershire, tanners (so far as re-
gards T. Sanders, J. Naish, and E. Naish) —G. It. Uittoe, T.
and R. Fyson, Bristol, tobacconi4ts"(so far as regards T. and
R. Fyson)—J. Anderson, Yi . Bo sc. a. and T. Anderson.
High-street, Boston, Lincolnshire. linen drapers (sn tar as re-
%V. Bowcock)—A. 'rhomas.J. Lister, and T. Maynard, Bri lge
Wharf, Clicrisey, Surrey, coal luerchnts (so far as regards
London, England, 1823-10-14

FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County o
Southampton.
C. S. Lefevre, Esq., to be Lieutenant Colonel of the North
Hants Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry.
T. W. Swan, Gent., to he Ensign in the 2d or South Hants
Regiment of AMU's.
London, England, 1823-01-04

lIIRTIIS.

On the 21st ult. the wife of James Burnett, cow-feeder,
Montrose, of three children, two boys and • girl. One of
the boys died shortly after the hkth ; the other two children
and the mother are likely to do well. The remaining boy ii
a tine infant, and of the usual size. It is worthy of obler-
ration, that the mother had twins formerly. and that she hat
brought her husband nine children in the space a 0 years.
This prolific mother is a neat active WOllllll, rather beim*
than shove the ordinary size of her sex.
London, England, 1823-01-04

MARRIED.

At Edlobirgh, on the %kith ult. Sir Alexander Ramsay, of
Balmain, Bart. M.P. to Rilsabeth, second daughter of the
Hon. W. Maui., of Panmore, M.P.
On Thursday, Jan. 2, at A Irerstoke, J. Lainson, Esq. of
Bread-street, Loudon, to Miss Barrow. daughter of T. B.
Barrow, Esq. of Forton-lodge, Hampshire.
On the Ist inst.atSt. Botolpb'a, A iduate, Capt. W. Brass,
to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. J. Statics, of tun Mt-
nories.

DIED.
On the 4d inst. et nesting*. in the 2lst year of his age, T.
Earle Currie, Esq. of Jesus College. Canihridge. He was
youngest son to the late Dr. Currie, of Lirerponl.
On the lost, at (thickhead', Mrs. Haddeu, widow of the
late Dr. Hidden, rector of Stepney.
London, England, 1823-12-10

FROM THE LIMA GAZETTI4I9TII JULY.

No sight could have been more gratifying than lima
presented, when the people were assured°, the evacuation
of the country by the Spaniards. crowds of people were
seen in the streets, which for some time before had been
1,
solitary. Shouts of joy resounded where, a little time pre-
Mons, despair had sat is gloomy silence, when the Munici•
itil authorities, with the principal persons, assembled, with
a view to establish measures for the safety of the place.—
iTlse Omni of the place, Dou Thomas Guido, escorted by
i , -1 , ,

'it!, ed

!I • 4. ',I/

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London, England, 1823-10-25

ON THE KIRK OF scarLANo,

AS AFFECTED HT THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASE OF
PRINCIPAL MACFARLANE AND TUE HIGH CHURCH oF
GLASGOw.

" At a Vestry Meeting, held at Cork, on Friday se'nuight,
the Mayor of the City.stated that the Rev. James Mears, the
Vicar of that parish, but who had not visited it for the leer
six years, possessed no less than Oren Vicarages, three
Reetoriet. owe Prebendary, a Glebe-house with 44 acres of
land, and two or three Churches."—(Cork paper.)
" To this complexion would they come at Inst."
hILIKSPEARE.

last week came tinder the consideration of the Synod of
Glasgow and Ayr, the ease of Dr. 141•1•'arlati-, who after.
being appointed by the Cron n, Principal of the College qf
Glasgow, had received a presentation to be ministir of the
High Chnreh in that City.• On this presentation tuning
been submitted to the Presbytery, the Preabytest had de-
cided against sustaining it ; and against this decision, Dr.
M•Paclaor, and some members of the Presbytery. had ap-
pealed to the Sytio 1. The decision of Cie Prea:lytery had
Ven expressed in the falloni,gterm, :
' The Presbytery, hatlog consb:cred the peculiar dream-
stancesattentting the case of Me Preaeatation to Dr. Donean
11I•Farlooe. Principal of the College of Glasgow, to Int mi..is-
ter of the filet Crumb- of Glasgow—Fier:, that the parish uf
London, England, 1823-01-03

BOURBON -WAR.

We had not time, yesterday, to notice what was said
npon this subject in the Courier of Tuesday es ening.
Let our readers remember that the Courier is a London
evening paper,belonging to DANIEL STEWART, who was
last year put down in the list of persons to he High
Sheriff for Oxfordshire. He was once a tailor's trotter
in London. The newspaper people got in his debt for
clothes, and DANIEL took payment in copy-right of news
paper. He became afterwards proprietor of this courier'
which he conducted on French revolutionary principles'
having given the paper a French name, Lc Courier.
After several years of most furious jacohinism, during
part of which this paper was most horribly censnred by
the anti jscohin, conducted by Mr. CANNING and others :
after many years of most furious jacobinism, the High
Sheriff that was to be became concerted, and, of Course,
"Le Courier" along A% ith hitn. " The au eet Nepenthes
of a Court," where, as the poet tells us, all sine are for-
given, and where the way is smoothed to heaven : in
that sweet situation, DANIEL appears to have lived front
the day of his conversion to the present hour. lie lulls
in his carriage; has his pew in the country church lintel
with green cloth ; has his foatman with the morocco
Bible and Prayer Book walking at the heels of himself,
lady and family; and, in short, lives among the sweets
of the system.--Whether DANIEL thus living be
likely to be of politics d:ferent from his Majesty's
ministers; whether DANIEL would venture to express
in Le Courier sentiments d9erene from those of the
Ministers with regard to the Bourbon war ; whether,
in short, DANIEL would utter upon titis subject one sin.
gle word, which he could not safely take his oath those
Ministers would approve of; these questions we may
safely leave to be answered by any man of comm.
sense. Now, then, let us hear what DANIEL says with
regard to the message or note, or whatever else you may
call it, which France has recently sent to the Spanish
Government. We will insert the article ; only just to—
marbing Further by way of preface, that 7Dortea hers
laughs at the Moraing Citronielc for saying that
London, England, 1823-01-03

"FARMERS' JOURNAL"

It is well known, that this vehicle of deception, a
weekly paper published hy one RO►ry and EVANS in
Budge How, has been the grand deceiver amid ►riser of
the farmers of England. It has been, in fact, the land-
lords' Journal, or rather, the Landlords' foreeeps for
eltracming the capital out of the pockets of the farmers.
It has kept them aroused with all sorts of false hopes. It
has been time constant vehicle of the delusive quackery
of Wean HALL From the year 1814 to almost the pre-
►eatday,it has been denying that the change in the cur-
rency had any thing to do in producing the distress. It
was, in fact, Wane Hact.'s Gazette. He made use of it
to organize the grand meeting of deputies at MINORS.
SSN'S Hotel, k. here he sat at the head of his Parliament
of wiseacres, whence he, issued his; rescripts of hum-
-414. and whence he also issued his calls upon the far-
mers for supplies ofmoney, of which supplies they wets'
by no means sparing. This " Farmers' Journal," this
humbug garet.e, was the grand iostruntent in his bands.
Let it be remembered, too. that the proprietors of it,'
this RCIFT and Evaats, of Budge Row (it should be
Fudge Row) were the printers of the circulars, the
pamphletsand all the rest of the trash seat forth by
'Walla HALL ; so that. besides the money actually take*
cut of the pickets of the farmers by this establishment.
'the lojory that it has dune to them in deluding them is
London, England, 1823-01-03

DIED.

On Sunday last, Mr. J. Lenchars, at lt;s house, in Piece-
dilly': in the 65th year of his sae.
•On Wednesday last, aged 64, Sir John Everitt. lint. of
Sloane-siteet.
On Wednesday last, pt his house, at C'apton, in the sSth
rear of Ms age, S. Pett, M.D.
London, England, 1823-01-03

PRICR OF STOCKS VHS
Bank Stock...
S per Ct. Red .... 7911 80
3 per Ct. Cons shut
31 per Ct 92
4 per Cents. one
New Fours .shut
6 per Ct. 1707.
Long Ann ... ..40 5-16
Imp. 3 per Ct.... .......79
Irish 6 per Cents.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
tndla Stock
Diito Bonds s. s s. pm.
South Sea Stock...
South Sea Old Ana
1000/. "I 94 pm

---500/. 7s. Bs Os pm.
Small Os 8s 10. pm.
Con. for Sect. 80fi
I Lottery Tickets 971. 19b..

,• Io TIIE STATESMAN of To-kloanovr we purpose to
give a FULL Ftsroxy, (probably to the extent of EIGUT
COLUMNS) of tips important Proceedings st the NORFOLK
COUNTY MEE TING, which takes place This Day.
We shall receive the Report BY EXPRESS.
London, England, 1823-01-03

EARTHQUAKES IN SYRIA;

CONE% OF THE OFF:2IAL REPORTS FROM JOHN
BARKER, ESQ. CONSUL OF THE LEVANT
COMPANY AT ALEPPO.

TO THP RIGHT WORg!IPPVL THE COMPANY OP MEECITANTS
OW ENGLANR TRADING INTO THE Walla SEAS. LONDON.
N-ar the Itnins of Antioch Sept. 13 isn

Rrcnr Wonsun•rcL Sins,—lt has fallen to my lot to
rriate to your Wor,hip% the particulars of an event that
h is thrown most of the families of this part of Syria into
sorrow and mourning, and alt into the greatest ditficul•
ties and distress. _ _

On the 13th of August, at half-past nine in the even-
ing, Aleppo, Antioch, Idlib, Rills, Glaser Shogr, Dar-
consii. Arniena-,every villrge, Ind every detacliel cot-
tage, in this Pacitalic, and atone towns in the adjoining
'owe, were iii ten or twelve seconds entirely ruined by
an earthquake, and are become heaps of stone and rub-
bish, in which, at the lowest computation, twenty thou.
sand human beings, about a tenth of the population,
were destroyed, and an equal number maimed or wound-
ed. The extreme points where this terrible phenomenon
nas violent enough to destroy the edifices. seem to be
Diabekir and Merkab(twelve lesgnes south of Latachia).
Aleppo and Standeroon, Klllis and Kahn Sheltoon. All
within those points, have suffered so nearly equally, ex-
cept Orfa and Lataehia, which have nut suffered much,
Ii that it is impnssible to 61 on a central point. The shod:
was tewsibly felt at Damascus, Adeno, and Cyprus. To
. the east of Diabelrcr, sad north of Kilns, I ata acrt well
London, England, 1823-03-31

COT.OMBrAN LOAN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the SECOND HALF
YEAILLY DIVIDEND of this LOAN.; mill be
raid to the Bond-holders on the let day of May mitt,. and
any subsequent day, Sundays eseepted.; The Dividend
Warrants are to be lift for examination at the office of
Niessrs. C. Herring, W. Graham, and' . D. Ponies, No, 8,
Freeman's-court, Cornhili, one day previous to receiving the
Dividend. .
Ereemitt's4otkit, mires 27,1823.
London, England, 1823-07-09

CITY BUSINESS.

. r--

The Loan M Avon held a Court of Aliletmea yesterday,
which wds attended by fifteen Aldermen, the Recorder,
Sheriffs, and City Officers. Om B. Whittaker, Esq.
and Peter Laurie, Esq. Sheriffs' Elect, attended and gave
the usual bond to take upon them the said office. Messrs.
Tuenley, Sanderson. Jackson, and Fosset, were sworn
Rulers of the Watermen's Company. The Court agreed
with a Report from the Gaol Committee, for abstaining
'from making any further commitments to the London
Workhouse. A Petition was presented from Mr. Hall,
on behalf of the Brokers, relative to a Bill before Parlia-
ment affecting them, upon which the Remembrancer
was directed to endeavour to procure the insertion of
sundry words in the Bill, as suggested in the Petition,
and the City and other Members were requested to assist
therein. A Petition from the Ship Owners of Iliewcas-
tte•apon-Tyne, for a Reduction in the Wages paid the
Coal-ti and Meters-Men, was read and referred to
the Committee for General Purposes.
FILLOWIHIP Pen-rtes.—The Court of Aldermen are
engaged in the consideration of a complaint made by the
Fellowship porters, against Mr. Christoper Hill, for re-
fusing the fellowship the second labour on all grain
brought into the port of London ; which they claim
from the charter of James I. Petitions from Reading,
Ipswich, Henley, and Marlow,on the heavy charges made
in the port of London, nave been presented to the Court
of Common Council, and referred to the Coal and Corn
Committee to report thereon.
The Loins Mayolll, it is understood, has appointed to take
the septennial view of the boundaries of his jurisdiction as
Conservator of the River of Thames, and Waters of Med-
way, on Wednesday, the 21:1 of July instant, and the three
following days,upon which occasion hewill be accompanied
by the Aldermen and principal officers of the Corporation.
The party wilt embark on board the Admiralty yacht and
other vessels at Mack wall, at nine o'clock in the morning,
and proceed to Southend ; on the following day it is pro-
posed to view the boundary-stone at Leigh, to inspect the
communication between the Thames and Med way through
Yantlet-creek, and return to Southend, where a ball will
be given in the evening to the neighbouring gentry. On
the third day his Lordship will proceed up the Medway,
where, it is believed, be will be met by the Corporation
of Rochester; take a view to the extent of his jurisdic-
tion, near Cookliam Wood, and afterwards entertain the
-Corporation of Rochester, and other distinguished par-
ties, with a dinner at the Town-hall ; and, after giving a
public breakfast, the following morning will return to
town.
London, England, 1823-07-09

HOUSE OF COM MCINA -(Truk DAY.)

NOTIMSO MOTION.

Mr. Hume—to more for Copies of all Correspondence
between the Colonial Department and the British Hier.
• 'chants in Malta, respecting the Quarantine and other
Regulations in the Island of Malts.
Col. Palmer—to submit a motion respecting the Po.
'reign Policy of the English Government, particularly
as regards Spain, &c. (The lion. Member at the same
. time gave notice, that he should not press such motion
to a division.)
• ORDERS OF THE DAY.
•

Qualifications of Jurors Bill—the Report thereupon to
be taken into further consideration.
Sheffield Hospital Estate Bill—Report thereupon to
be presented.
Minor's Estate Bill—Report thereupon to be pre-
sented.

-- ---
Cork General Sessions Bill—to be read a third time.

St. Petersburg Marriages Bill—to be read &third time.
New South Wales Jurisdiction Bill—to be read a
. third time.

Irish Law Expenses' Bill—to be read a third time.

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chan-
eery, made in a' cause ' Holmes against Holmes
and others,' with the approbation of Samuel Compton Cox,
• Esq., the Master to whom the said cause stands referred,
wilt LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, by Mr. DENT, at the
George IV. public-house, Spring-place, Kentish-town, on
Friday, the 11th day of July nest, in IS lots, a capital
TIANSION, with a coach-house, 4 stall stable, greenhouse,
bath, and about 3 acres of garden, orchard, and **sure
ground, the whole most abundantly stocked with the °bolted
standard and wall fruit trees, satiate in Holmes-terrace,
Kentish-town, fit for a large genteel family. Also 2 other
Houses, in Holmes-terrace aforesaid. Also 4 Hogan, on
the south side, and 1 on the north side of Mansfield-place,
Kentish-town aforesaid. Also a Field or Meadow, con-
taining about 3 acres, I rood, and 32 poles; and a Field,
called the Brick-field, containing 4 acres, S roods, and 4
. poles, or thereabouts. situate at the end of Mansfield-place
aforesaid. Also 19 Messuagesor Dwelling-houses, situate
and forming the entire of Mansfield-crescent, Kentish town,
aforesaid. Also 2 half-built Carcasses and Coal Vaults,
with a Piece of Garden Ground adjoining, containing 64
feet in front, and WO feet in depth, on the north side of
Mansfield-place aforesaid. The whole to be let for the
term of ft years. to be computed from the 7th day of April,
ISI3, and immediate possession to he glean.
Particulars and Conditions of Sale to be had of Messrs.
Denton and Barker, Gray's-Inn-square; at Mr. John
Palmer's. S. Gray's-inn-square•. at the office of Mr. Bird,
surveyor. Kentish-town ; and at Mr. Dent's, the auctioneer,
Camden-town.
London, England, 1823-07-09

SPITA I,FI EL DS ACTS.

On Monday. the Lords' Committee appointed to re-
ceive eridence, Sac. respecting the Silk Manufacture Bill,
to repeal the Spitalfields Acts," closed the examination
of witnesses for and against such Bill. Their Lordships
have examined about thirty witnesses.
Mr. ADAMS, or the part of the Journeymen operative
W • , and Petitioners against the Bill, was heard in
reply to the arguments of Counsel (al r. HARRISON, ,Nr
for the Bill, and to the witnesses heard in support of
such Bill. This reply occupied nearly four hours.
Yesteri!ay, all Counsel, witnesses, agents, and stran.
gera hiving been excluded, their Lordships, at too
o'clock, proceeded to discuss the several provisions of the
Bill, and to debate whether any alterations could be in-
troduced, so as to meet the objections of the journeymen,
and the apprehensions of some of the Masters rest tent
in Spitalfields, Mr. lisle and Co. Their Lordships, Lard
Bexley being in the Chair, continued in deliberation till
the Lord Chancellor took his seat iu Pie House of Lord.

By a sentence of the Cuno it of War, of the Fifth Ire
vision of the Fourth Corps of the Army of the Pyrenees
delivered at Mimeo, on the 14th of June, and which has
ben carried into execntiono three men of the names of
Denjean, Arthaud, and Verdet, the last of them a de-
serter from the Army, were condemned to death for hay-
ing horue arms against France. By the same Court, a
discharged Officer of the C.lstoms has been sentenced to
banishment for having hail htercourse with the enemy
and having given itiforniatioi to him against the in
terest of Frauc•'.—(ConatitationneL)
A letter from.thdrid,in a Seville paper, states that there
is agrowing disgust between the French and the Ut titaft.
There are frequently quarrels in the sfreets. The men
of the Faith were lately much scandaiized at seeing a
Carmelite Friar well caned by a French soldier, and the
foreigners, who were at first followed with shouts of ape
plause, are now regarled as heretics.
liessieres, the Spanish Royalist, is said to he in great
favour with the Duke D'Angonleme. lie has been ap-
pointed a Major-General. His appearance in the uniform
of that rank at a late public ceremony in Madrid, excited
the indignation even of the anti•cocstitetionalists, who
considered the Spanish army disgraced by such an ex-
hibition.

A correspondent remonstrates against the innovation
of spelling the name of a certain parish in the north-west
of the Metropolis, " Mary!Amine." In old charters, he
says, the name is written, " St. Mary lea bourne ;" that
is to say, St. Miry near the bourne. And in the course
years, St. Mary les bourne cause to be written St. Mdry-
lebone. " Less' is an old wont, which signifies " near.'
aml occurs in many names of places in France and Ens-.
land.

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