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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1820-04-24 (London, England)

SITTING OF THE STH.  " A Petition was read. drawit op for demanding she deprivation sod removal of all the seepteted persons wlio are contained in the preceding list.  " An artisan demanded the depri►atioo of the alguszils, whose morals are generally corrupt. lie conce►ved that their employments should be given to voldiers al►o had served their country well. This propositioo►t wss eery much applauded." Accounts from Constantinople speak of a serious insurrection at Aleppo early in January against the Porte, but the Pilch. Chorchid having assembled a large body of troops, attacked the rebels and killed upwards of 2,000 of them. Taleb-Ebo. Naesar, the Chief of the Insurgent', made a vigorous resistance, but was at length obliged to submit. Seven of the principal rebels were beheaded, mud the Pacha then proclaimed a general amnesty. On the 17th of February a fire broke out in Constantinople which consumed more than 2,000 houses, and caused a loss of nearly 10 millions of piastres. On the 20th of the same mouth two corps of Janissaries quarrelled and fought with inconceivable fury until the following dry, when they were with difficulty separated. The island of Chio has experienced a severe shock of earthqnake which committed great damage. The French Funds are improving. Five per Cects. 71 f. 25 c. Bank actions, 1,510 f.  A Heasburgh Mail arrived last night. with papers to the 15th instant, from which the following are extracts :—.  wairovea, awn. 11. The Royal Chambers have published • sew formulary of the oath of allegiance to be takes to his Majesty George IV. and in ease of hls death to that Prince of the Royal Family on whom the succession shall devolve by right of primogeniture, and to his legitimate male descendants; and in cum, by the inscrutable will of Divine Providence, there should be no more, then to the Dukes of the Serene House of Welfeubuttel, and their lawful male descendants, always according to the rights of primogeniture.  ♦LTON*. APRIL It.  A few days ago the boffin' of two yooug son; well-dressed, were found is a field oear Allison, lying a few paces from each other. They had boll committed suicide by blowing out their hieing with a pistol, mad they still had lit their beads the instruments of destruction. 1a the packet. hook of eau of these ueforionate yoang ones wad' a Second Lienteoant's commission i• a corps of Prussian jarrs of 1816. The pocket connoted mho the following notice, " 1 am the unforteuste lieutesant M—s, front Berlin ; say computiou is B—r, likewise front Berlin." wroczaoLia. Aram 4. It is geserally affirmed that oar Diet will be called farther is the coarse of this year, u some think in August, bet according to others, in September.  On Saturday a Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock at the Foreign Office, which was at. tended by all the Cabinet Ministers. They coati. nued in deliberation till past fire o'clock.  Ou Monday the Phaeton frigate. Captain %V. A.
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1820-02-28 (London, England)

PARTS' SSW I IPS DISSOLVED. M. Deadivla, X. X. Carhag, J. ?timid, lea. sad O. ABA for Ilimpageas sad Drat, Kiwi, aierelausia, as hr so re. Lim eq ibis said J. Aimed, jos. Mammy IS, 1.1110.4.  The slew of [toasts (in ■umber 6G) at Arundel musket am Thursday, was of a superior description; whilst the new.. exceeded io quality all that bad appeared is this or any aeiglibuoring market for muse tine peat. The washer of sheep was 776, delusive of several coupe of cosples..-41 the COI, market 51 hest was as the aidvance„ sad sold freely at 161. to 161 Is.. per head; Barley 33.. to 410 s. per quarter; Oats tbs. to Ills.; Pease bs. $l. Is 6.. per bushel. Essairuells Cattle sod Corn blanket essouseaced ow Wed. *noisy last, and was very well attended. Nary good beasts. a large slew isf sheep, several horses, and a chew of fat sad store pigs, that would vie •oh soy snorkel. A large party of gentlemen, farmers, graziers, amid tradessies, afterwards dined together as she Dug sail the Crow. lass, when it was mutually agreed to alter the hour from wise to tea o'clock, sad to eoestinue till two.  Os Ifooday Isst cootasetteed Wischrster Tuws Far : a good supply of cheese. bet All of sale; aood are. fans 1145. to 60s, mot uld, fruns 60s. to 70s. per eat. Horses few, prime ones bitch. Pigs rather lank Tait Air out so well attended, 1:111 UCCUIaIII of the odavottrable elate of the weather.  At Otanille fai► loot week there was s lame .amber af the belier Purl of sag lawn, whirl. went off at lower priers slow last year. Of inferior parties honer, the sheer was smaller than easel, sad they were is great regalia. Two and three 'ear ski earl horses were very rearee.—The fair was attended by more repaiable London buise.slealers than ever before  A most dreadful suicide woo committed at Lit,cola on Sundinight the 13th inst. by a shoemaker. named John übney, who lodged ...Oh Avu• Tort, butcher, in the Old Fish-market. The des ceased came home that night shout half-past Mils, and salted ASHTON (who was in hod) fur a light. winch the latter struck with a flint and gave to lei m. Sonic time airier, he was alarmed at hearing laud groans, and ou entering the deceased's room. was struck with horror on finding hens extended naked upon the floor, weltering in his blood, with Lis throat cut. sod a case-kutfe and a whetstone lloiug near lima. A surgeon was sent for iinmedis ately, but Isis aid could be of no avail. The wretch. ed was lived needy an hour in the greatest agony. Au inquest was held on the body by Mr. Bunyan, Curouer.—verdict bassey.—The deceased woe its very poor circumstances, mid has left a wife 864 family ins Lapdog much distressed. tvhieb iv imp, petted to have preyed heavily in bis
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1820-01-15 (London, England)

SUICIDE.  Yesterday ea islaiskista was lakes at the 131.4 kinonee livad, in Widieumtustrert, Wore Mr. Hilt's., tip.body of Mr. hail Harr. eke el4a hir itirnal•  Richard Davis, patrol belonging hi Si. Martin's parbk, d• posed that the deceased was a shoemaker, living is Janie. street, He wearlict ; he was about 45 years old ; nail a ...if', but nn children ; hr was of very 'Owe habits, but for some time past betrayed symp 11111 l • of derangement ; he was Cr,. gamily heard to saw, be Wl. not well since he dioterl wish Lord isidamarb, sad 'lmplied a pipe with him, and s whirr expressions. At ieu o'clock, on Tharsday night. 1110 Ise% named Swan and 'lllOllll. kllOCkr.l at wiliness's door, and hail him 10 come iiistaiitly, that the deceased had Cod 11.2 throat. Witness wrist wish them, and found hum in Ilia Mehl. shirt lying un the heel, wish his head hanging over, and IMw deep incisions in the thrust ; the bed and door ■ll ruvrieil with !Mind, and his body stiff and cold, quite dead. Verdict  A PPREURNSIoN OP JOHN WiLLI4.I:S.  Smite time hock we stated the particulars of this raen's reap., both from Gee)... Hospital sad the Borough Compeer (lie shit+ littler place he had been confined nu a chime iif rubbing the Watts stoup, Captain Mason, in the moults of July last). At the last Seathwark Sestdous, Mr. Alley moved the Court on behalf of the proseentor and wits,. Inc., peal,. tug that the recognizance& might not he redressed, which the Recorder gramme, mad Mum that period nothing further transpired to throw the least light on the delinquent's re. treat till Wednesday night, whelp the Keeper of the mewu received information that be was at • bowie its hhadwill, whither two trusty officers proceeded, and succeeded in srwheedler cad safely lodging him in cant. A tree led has been found against him, and he will be tried at the seat bessiut.s.  A requisition is slow beixe the Fligh Sh.rifT or Staffordshire, to convene r County Mealstig, tii order to ron.ider the tli.tre.sed condition f the labouring daises, sail the means of promottipz twit relief. Thus requisition if signed by Lord,. As so V. CREWE, VERNON, BRADFORD, Rod by about 40 Geoliciarik of the highest relketalolity iii it e county, mid yet, strange to tell, the Sheriff his bates to comply, begging leave to bake it few ,t:1 fur considering the nropcoition, .6 as tie times :ire tether feverish." Whatever may be the ifeci:ion of the Sheriff; the utmost praise is doe to thine with whom the it quisition originated, ainnog whom, we understand, Lord Anson has been tie. culiarly active. .  COMB Or BXCHABIGII, lAllhalr,
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1820-01-14 (London, England)

SUICIDES.  L  CORON ER'S INQUESTS.  Vr.terday 1110 Ingaisitiee am lakes at the ittiailleerii llo.pitalr Ware Thames Stirling. wa view et the body et Ir. J. Carmichael.  The drameed hod bees for assay rent ander of the illitemeiebery Charity School,. miluyiug from the parish • gond embiry, with hosee-rmiri, estate. candles, &e. free of enemy. As settenottle einaphinst of the very wont Kitties had reduced his frame to • mere skeleton ; be woe it time. vrry melancholy. mot betrayed ;rest chases of moot, which hroacht on temporsry sospeselme of his meats! faculties, eliliongh it did sot pretest him front discharging 'As dui iet of big of6ce is the venal way. Os Thoredey snoring, the flth natant, he appeared more thus tonally vleprcoreil in spirits ; he' retired to hie betbnions where he renteiried • cousiderablo time; sad at length bin fondly feeling KM, moils sy for hint, went to seek him is his chamber, when; to 'Mir inexpressible home, he was found on the ',Sent drenched in blood, sad hie Owns. eat, • razor with which he hod committed the fetal deed lying near kiss on the tour. Life trim ant. however, extinct; sod he sae coossyed ...Os every promptitude In she Middlesex Hospital, where he eivired on Teindey, leaving behind hint a wife mid semeiotic /amity --Verdiel, isetruity.  Another litqwest was held a few days ago at Norwood, before the Coroner for Burro y, on the body of —.— Him'nand, Eel. who shut himself. It appeared is evidence that the deceased, wbo was part. nee is n rear ciable tea Arm in Lowish., Herd he a most se. chided ma ..... r at his country honor at Norwood; his cutest pride was iu sninidering to the wants of his less rat ncialittuuta, rho have mewl eau*, to regret his how. it distal, for society drove him from the world, and although Le sereurd itens.,ble of his forlorn condition, he could not row.e h;otiolf retain the gloom avid melancholy which appeared to have tAhra pommies. of Ma whole mad, and necomoninii .1 his every act. The tanner of ho death, km, was singular: having place.' • gun near the tire-place instills a Manure that the muzzle came against his head, he tAtel a otrior to the trigger, sod fastened it to his eine, so that by pushing the emit (runs hint she poet- would go off. After yhtring his chair ia such • position as to be able to lay hold of she bell-rope, he pushed back the fatal trigger, and the charge entered his head, and caused hi■ almost immediate death. The body fell off she Asir on the floor, and the bell nisi to kiwi as to slam the family, who, we eateriug the rennin, &wad Owl.' beloved master dying. Surgical aosistance was immediately procured. but too late to prove or any service The deceased had writes' several letter. to WiTtleo. frseade, one of which contained this remarkable v.ittage, "'flow world and I cannot agree;" and from the toculwor nt tendency of those Wier., she Jury were atilt Led that the d, ceased laboured under lie infiernee of mental derangtiseni, and accordingly obey returned • verdict to that effect.  r
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1806-05-27 (London, England)

SSIROCRS PER LORD [MN. For Bi•neal—Mr Pada, Mr. Jacobi, and Mrs. J. Felivan The Commission for she immediate issue of Le'ters of Marque against the flags of Prussia and )",r penburgh, which had been suspended, was, onNiitiirday afternoon, sent to I)octors' Commonaiar!:!l instruktions. that the execution should no longer 4.e delayed. The ports in the Baltic, however, are fur the prment to be considered as neutrals. The Meru, Fut.taa, from Charleston, is .detair.e.t. and sent into Portsmouth.  A Bert has arrived in the.Homber from El iirei:-. There ate 100 sail of Prussian ships at Coper.hagsfa many of which are disposing of their cargoes in consequence of the war between Prussia and this cQumtrv. The two compaples of Volunteers at Stornatviy. in the Ilighlands of Scotland, have offered to ex. tend their services to any part of Great B:itain or Ireland, and Lord S has written a letter to the Vice-Lienteneat of Ross-shim. containing Hie M snsrv's gracioue acceptance of the above patriotic offer of service. . % Ylisraing Paper of yesterday contains a long 27ut.e, to the shape of a letter from Adtniral Villeneuve to Bonaparte, dated Rennes, Wth April. it is alleged to be an extrast from Lts Noiiceller a 43 3Lev. No. I, of May 3; and is stated to have been written by .Villenenve on the morning of his suicide. Les Aioarealkr a la :fn.., a putilicatisin that does not, we believe, exist, or if it does exist. which oi° person in this country ever sees, is a very vomitoient authoti• y to quote for letters and articles of the imagination. file inteliigeot and respellable Editor of the Paper to which we allude, we are conider.t would r.ot have insetted it as ger.uir.e. if he did not aetatally consider, it as such, but we do not hesitate to say, that he has been imposed upon. 'Pe article is of home manofaClure. It never was Written by Villeneuve, and the real author and writer is at this moment alive and in good health and spirits, in thiscity. It is generally understood. 294 upon strong ground. that Villeneuve was assassinated by order of Bonaparte, whereas this 'letter, if genuine, would conirm the reports circulated in the Papers of the French Government. w h i cla assert that Villeneove laid violent ha,nds upon himself. It is the tender.cy of the article to fix this stain upon the memory ...f a brave and unfortunate 05m:a that has induced Ls to take this notice of it.  he some of Gaeta will continues. maw ships baying been obliged, by cone rot into the lurbour, met with a Ter 4 ole teeeptii-n. The Prince of Hesse &ern and their carir%; and arch
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1806-05-21 (London, England)

GRAMM., MAT te...gsans b the Pin, Neuremah. bon Deolitmes ; Suits Qua. Poole ; fres Lisboa ; the Tee Srslnetti from St. he ehears....Sallod the Diem, itsbetss, fig Ahem ; Gra/A.84. &se Newbeatlissi ; ram. moss; set arts lrr.a. Steen., fR. Plisnirell. 181111111OCEMIIID SIR MICNAZL Li. FLEktilifit  prosseded _ _ _ _se apssinsut __ Adminky. • es geed themes be saw the deceased supported is otinirby Ise or shmpe_.gootiseesat on isassinsios. ▪ idevetied Vienne* Meedelt. who wee p! em. dog sbent was se ermfbfla 4t„,,,,Tmtsg. w dam ebri p of its retur. Inseam • h him *se Sit Mltheel loaterning hod galled is his with respect to some Easel halms ; and. while be Mis.= saki ass his name, he I* rhkeways of the chairs he sew *es Mr. Audrey', to a psi W the Careser, aid, that the cause of irliters denkimp as apoplectic it, occesiased try es maid wspion apes the brain. The Carsese here Wormed the Jury that this sae the label of the evidence be bad to lay bare *saee and they meets coadder in *hat man- • Donned woe by his death. hesitaties, massed a verdia -4' Ca.  dairy-maid, at Asylum Lord Cusses. threw was drowned. Verdi!! lass of four suicides in we division of the hung himself in the At lam the Corona's a wild of,* de se. were **high way. at the a suds was drives  Imes Ma W. Woo LLLLL Ow Orem, body died at that el the tree lir. W. Wooer., Lt., • wash and 118"= M of a very roiseinsal ausearents steadat be kW, and a es tbe Les erscresieg peeves thee be might repots II be had sumaieed malice to die elineate. disbizwit; ditty s fir. though V weeltokee be ha fainted daring hi. Id a widow sad War  'BON LAST IfIUNTS G4Z1771. +ow— ID, 1441. Oory of a UMW liratitraltr Lod Conisaysood, Caw swift la Chide I Messy% Ships sad Versa ta the liollssonasess. so 114andiso. Ent amod sa Ward slia Owns, at esala. she Sails 4114401, 1804. gia-s4 mime. for the information of the Lords Coleindesicraors of tits Admiralty, a letter from =Moady, of His Majesty's ship the Hydra, sta account of his having captured the Spanish national schooaer Argoaeote, o• the morning of the Rib instant. after a long chace. I am, &c.
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1805-10-17 (London, England)

PRESERVING IF. A'ranerd nit der the fallowing heads: Uf the different Temp.,tmoretiti and Constitution' of Mankind—.Difyeteiice of sanaiboit... an I snic of the Nervous S)vt. Air ,• it general Effect, ant toe Body—Of Aliment, vegetable and amaa .1, with it, ER-. It— Of bige.tion, and the ataimel.tion of the Fn vh—Of Ex.reete Sleeo-..0f the Sezretieris ard F.trretiot—Of the ramekins and Aff,ettos &the Mind, &e. de. Edited by his Si,, William Turnbull, A.M. a Member of thi.. Rove! Cillrge of Surrons, London, &c. &c. Pub4.lsed for Mr. 'Tomball, Grerille-street ; and Sold be T Ramandey, Old brumil.etreet • Johnion., St. Paul. Church'art ; Wpm, and Harki:y,Flast-amet. _ _  la the Pre-s, ant on . few Days will br published, in Th,ee Volumes, 12mo. embellished with elegant Portraits of the Queen on Prance and Navarre, the Princess of Laniballe, and fil.glaiiie Bonaparte, rrHE FEMALE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCII; containing li.ographieal, Historical, and Revointadiary Sketches, Characters, and Anecdotes, dc. IS the Author of " The Revolutionary Plutarch," and VI Illerunin of Talley rand." 1 —Josephin.amiaparte, the R •volutiiinaiy Empress uf th, ( with a Portent) --Josephine Dessalnes, the R-g outionary Emotes. of /Lien —Madame Recamier —.The Cowin!, de Villeneuve de la Fgret —.The Lunatic INswaget. Mid one ck Starl —The Furies of Cie Guillidine.--Mar,entse de. !byes, the I.yonese Sufferer.—Female Cluirr.--Madarne de Geniis -.rile Hale of Revolutomary ViAires and Eitarcis. tiwners.—Mailarne Fourhe, the Wife of the Minister vi Pn lice—. Marva Faris., the Humans Courtesan.-.-Anortte La Vine, the Iciniese Orphan.--. 12 evol enema', Fashimis -.Martha G!a-, the Swiss Heroine. Vol; If ...Marie Antoinette Joseph. Jeanne, Queen of F, mce Cod Navarre (with a Prirtiait) --The Queen of Span. lie Queen of Prussia ...The Quoin Dowager of F.tiona -Madanie Tsi..elrar —Aimee C Renaud, the Parisian Vinim and Fiero lora de St. Mule, Revolutionaiv Suicide. Madame Le Greed, the Female Grenadier—. Madame ?Aomori', the Goddess of Keaton, and Revoltitionary Religions. —Nfailaine cliirn ..Pi:item:ll and Sister's Banquets.--Sown Sorel, the Female Athes.4.—Fel cite Dander, the generoug Infor imer .insa La Ray, the Female Colonel —Louie., Caibgt, the Lyeness Daterliter.—The Countess de Savingnac D.uvreor, Vendee!' V ifnrov.-..Adelaule Lampoon*, tPt he F,lndle Ca Loin of Dreline Revolutioaary sinfing-S-h001..-Tne co'utitess de Vil!eltsing, the filial Heroine Lunatic N 1 Stitt Antoinette ...Nladerne Lavergne, the connubial Heroine.
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1805-04-25 (London, England)

SUICIDES.  A private in the Hanoverian Legion was sentenced to receive 100 lashes, fcr some misconduet last .veek. Being brought out to receive the punislime-ht, he submitted r' be stripped of his coat, ,-.-aistcoat, and shit, with'on opposition, and was then conduEled loco tlie ring, when he suddenly pulled a razor from his breeches pocket. and cut his throat so dreadfully that the head fell back urn his shoulder, and he instantly expired. He was a very fine young man, the son of a Hanoverian clergyman, at,d formerly the school fellow ot the gentle tilll lately his officers-. A ser v int maid, a beautiful young girl, sts'obed herself in the neck with a knife, which completely severed h-. 1 windpipe, in Token-house-yard, on Monday last.  PLYMOUTH DOCK, Arm cl.  O. Friday last, the Duke of York's Battalion of Volunteer Royal Artillery, Lieut.-Colonel Rowle, was insyee..d by Lieut.-Colonel Sir James Cockburn. After having passed in review order, and p2;formed same infantry manoeuvres, the .Jattalion was :.arched to the batteries, arid manned the garrison guns, as if I r aftion. After h tying gone through that exercise, they again resumed their ,:tustion in line. The officers were called in fremt, and produced their Commissions. Sir Jame* Cock. 4IC burn then addre- the Commanding ()Stew, iis the bearing of a number of spedaturs, nearly as follows: a Sir—Before you dismiss the battalion you have the honour to commlid. I roiliest you will not fail to intimate the very great satiido*ion I fed at inspeeing a body of such F.nensta—ti pointed--so clean in appearerce—eo sec .4y tinier arms, and so perfect in their t petßNe &mon— Tell them, also, that I shall report of them to the General of the Disttie in terms which they justly deserve, and which must reflect on you, and your officers, the greatest credit."
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1805-10-26 (London, England)

SUICIDE.  Yesterday morning, a female servant of Mr. Leigh's, of Harley-street, was tound hanging to a heOstead,ln the stable Lott. She had risen at ner usual hour of seven o'clock. When the housekeeper lose, findirg the fires not lighted, a :eaten was made, and she found her in the above state She was on tall, that her antes rested on the bedstead ; the family are is the country, 'ascot a young lady, whose wavingwoman the deceased slept with, ai.d who observed her standing before the glass, settling somethittg ea her head or neck beforn she lett the room. :Vs was a very genteel, well-conslutied young woman, iusd mar.. tied.  Lieutenant STCIL, who died of his wounds, re. mired in the shllion with L, Adam. was a wi :owere and hots left two orphans the loss of a r..w. der father, who gloriously lell in the service of hie &leo and country. A fire ►rake Gut, yesterday se'nnight, at the Ordnance-0/6w, in Birmingham, which caused c na sicierable alarm in the neighbourhood, it being known that several barrels of gunpowder were lodged about the premiers. By the proissptattenda eaglet k• • with  I  andoubtedly oppose it to the utnitr.t of his abilities. apeCas 411,C, u.uw tu Luc sak.••••wars ••• mem. %sc... we. emiraani.•, ••• ••••• rummer.... ao7 .41• The worthy Gentleman had said much abrut the g she Commanding a win returned theta his amesdraent. Ho had been twenty years a pr.trate ince of the engine behaving to the Birmsngtuuss thanks, and then dismissed them. and *mourn in the Ist Regiment of Guards, and Fire Office, with that of St. Philip's pas ish, and regulations in the House of Commons, :el.:rive to the expulsion of strangers, and yoke of the stand- Captain Lhasa having got his ship ready for sea, always bore a charafter. the wry meritorious assistance of the Loyal Bir. Mg Order of that House, which read the first and had all het masts new stepped, and other nnee- Planir,°:l constable of the perish, who 'stinginess Volunteers, the fire was got under with. day of every Session, which excluued them ; but he nary repairs dose, since tier gallant anion with La lodged in the same house with him, was then ex- out doing any material injury. We understand. we I. st week, prevous to his sailing, a din- *mined on his behalf, but only further corroborated Cult. shotild an accident of this kind again occur, tad not mutton. that, at the very tstoms..t that this thega last Officers of the testimony of the Witnesses for the Prosecution, the inhabitants will have no ground for alarm. as oft le_—..apeasietain gentleman, as Canterbury. Standing Order was reading, the gallery, perhap., was crowded with strangers. ihe GtOLICIIIIA4 said, and a Ica Party of g, The Covina* shortly told the Jury, if they the gunpowder is stored is an arched bighting.