S No. 1549.—11 W. Q.—Price Sevenpence, ? lADVERTISEMENTS READY MONET. J 1?°™^ UPOT T?n9 < Pr'mt?d- published : (.by ED WAR IX WALKER., Pilgrim-Street J - NEWCASTLE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. ,v.yT€> BE SOLD, OR LET, N.SUNDAY NEXT, the 17th inst. SERMONS will, ,_ A^??*«.*/ be entered upon the 1st Au«ust, G•bepreached, and COLLECTIONS made, In Aid of the IS ^^iOWE^INGJIOUSE; situated in *above Institution, -at Half-past 2 o'Clock, in the NEW ROAD P n ?st l?flnm« fv T^^ ^ ^ Street, consisting of three Sittins; ' €HAPEL,T bv the Rev. Mr-RIG G; and in the Evening, at 6 FROM THE PUBLIC OFFICE, BOW-STREET. LONDON. Rooms, four Lodgnig Rooms, a Kitchpu,and other feonveiiienr o'Ciock, m BRUNSWICK-PLACE CHAPEL, by the Rev. FELONY.—NEWBURY, BERKS.--—-fWENTY POUNDS, REWARD, For further Parfaculars apply to Mr Shaw, the p^knt Occup" es. Mr MC'NICOLL. . ler. HEREAS JOHN MUNDAY stands charged on Oath with Felony, and has^bst^ded. Whoever will apprehend the said John Munday, and lodge him In any of his. Majesty's Gaols, shall receive the above Reward, by Application to the Vestry Clerk or Nfriim£. John Munday is about 32 Years of Age, about 5 Feet 8 Inches high, raw Bones, dark Com­ W , ,r '' - " This Day is published, GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to plexion, fresh-coloured Cheek Bones, black Hah- and Eyes, down Look, large Whiskers (black), JiMCi&afe, j^™ Jioudj, rather large Feet, anj turns out his Toes in walking; supposed to be in or near RACKET COURT trill be at 'Dodsworth's, s> A the held London.—Newbury, June 2, 1821. . . • - r ITK 3 Vols. 870., Price 36s." Boards, by EME.RSO.N CHARN- Newcastle, at one o'Clock precisely, on Saturday the 22rd June, to takvi into Consideration a Plan aitd Estimate of ftte Building, LE\, Newcastle, which will then be submitted to their Consideration. DS REWARD. • _ MW/fr LlfEof the Rm^ H , WILLIAM. Persons unknown, maliciously set: on, FIRE a BARN, THRASHING and tt on "}l#ONSY~—-Ready to be LENT on Freehold Lands In r*nt-&5- belonging to Mr-John Rmsetl, of that Place, by which diabolical. Means, flip ,^?I,.di°nw *!0-hl1Mu*"ray^ AIVetparle-streeL J.VJL the. County of Durham or Northumberland, from" ^52,500- Heivorth Association, established for the Prosecution of Felons, &c, hereby offer a Reward of \to#s$&' • - bringing the Offender or Offenders to merited Punishment, to be paid on Conviction by their Trea- For Particiilats, apply to Messrs. Bainbridge and Bell, '-Solici­ surer.—Heworth, June 6tb, 1821. tors, South Shields. _____ OTRAYED, from Easter Hindliope, near Jedburgh, "on Thrirsday the sist of May A DARK GREY PONT, with a Switch Tail, and a small Star on the Forehead. Any KJ Person or Persons giving such Information as may be the Means of leading to the Discovery thereof, will he handsomely rewarded on Application to Mr William Richardson, of Bellingham, or Mr NY Sum between ^700 and #1400 ready to be LENT George Anderson, of Otterburm—Hindhope, June 7th, .1821. or.- Mortgage lipon Freehold Landed Property. ATJie Sum of .=£500 wanted upon Mortgage of Freehold Property TC* JL Any Person giving such Information to ti^^ Discovery of the Person or Persons ivlio'left it there, shall receive the above SW. WSW. - For Particulars enquire bf Messrs Femvick, Newcasrib. Reward.—Glanton, June nth, 1821. . .-..V:' '- f • ", ' • . J* ' ' -COMMSSION WAME-HWUIE, '^X SALI^ypT^tTContrac^ OLD by Auction, ^*f^AN

llEGh Leave to inform the Public in eeneral, that he I Cylihder, the A^leandStoc| with Wands, are jiearly nevr. . Mr- ROBT. SCOTT, Aucdonier, Wambro. Befsey, Hardy, from do. at Cnxhaven Phantom 1 NORTH SHIELDS "& TYNEMOUTif DISPENSARY. XJ keeps a Stock of Goods on Hand, at the same Prices as from For ftrther,?«^fll i to Mr Robson, at W olsingbam,.^PW O stroijg-bvvilt KEELS, oqe lately launche4, the other ^^Tfj^ ^ at ^ui"^«uf. Emulous, Gibb,fS ANTED, an APPRENTICE to the above liistitu- the Manufacturers, viz.:" Ticks, Checks, Stripes, Brown and or to Uv C\xme, attb^ •n-tl»*L ; • . . JL 10 Months ago. Likewise, at the same Time, an old Keet., in good Ccmdition, and now employed, Wdon. For Particulars, apply to the* Apothecary, Bleached Liuens,. Flannels, Tapes, Threads, &e. I —' ZT~> oatt^kJI^.^ n \ I — ttJc from d0 Jamaica 1 tffVflK'+T ', A - Kelspfpot! June lg% 1S2I.\ - * ' All Sold Wholesale on the venr lowest Terms.. I J?"* ^' or&ET, • For further particulars apply to Mr J. Brown, Ship-builder, feFu„m,.T ?ltt' tt0^fhouse; Ghohnley, Robinson; Fair- ( A Neat DWE1-LING|-I0USE, situated in Haughton* m l th Ch s ; : South Shore,—Newcastle, June 6th, 1821. lork^hWdi •T^ ° V ' V™ £e> fr<«h do.: Margery' HaH, SADDLER WANTED. ' ' ~ ,FOUND ; . { •JCjL le-Skcrne, coptainmg^tjte low-B*onis, and five Chambersj t%^Str2 N'ir^^rf1123' Watts" ^ Sunderland, * To he SOLD-by Auction,"— K 1,1,r h ;£S&£jAj[p3a^ ,-tJie Sad- 5^:^.0 ^ ^^?f^S -Ji:.^?y S Volunteer, —-—. from'do. at the oile who is perfectly Ipqaainted wth aha Grass -Land. - sfilso » Co|age adjomingj. eicha? togetlier.or ; ,;; , V,' (J? GRrEVESON, Aucrioheer) :-- ^Jdcantakethe/.Manaeem^ii of -thelBtlginess m all r Paj'Jng the Esjjence of JCeep, &c on Application at the She , 'l- , ' ;iitt/w Foretwon, • . . ' its i^ovbesi-'K-_I meet with good Encbuj^emejrit; bv applying to nff s Office^ Westgate-Street, Newcastle upon Tyne. •^lldteop&ul Son/Saddlers. andtromnonger^ijiiosJeyiStreet; " If not claimed before Sahirdav* theS&'d inst.£ jt will that. Day 12thJune, 1821- • ^ " ' : .j^'- / ' A „/Quantity of GRINDSTONES and MILLSTONES, be Sold in theWlieat Market to'defray the Expeftce. ". JtSi: various Sutes, and of excellent Qualify, in Lois to suit Pur­ ;: chasers. -.- ; ". - - -'X'MERICAN^IRCH AND ASH, " : "/ J - N. 'B; Also a. BRAUGHAM-aL^KER wanted. ., 10, II, and 12, N.N.M , ,.7. S. NJp*;' *% N.%; T SAINT MICHAEL'S ORANGES AND - LEMONS. M ..fehmaTCTi'42s 'Do. Liddell's 3716d ^rt^f-^F W^i^ B*DMng.4mA M<^,tile.-Estabhshafter- a short Passage. Apply to - - < /-rh-FIECMfc BIRCH, , ] 7" To be .SOLD by Auction, "^r- h u St^l 1^ *^ssdf enable of u41dertaldnga Management, WM -THOMPSONj Broker, Broad>cttare. y and ASH, Which §rWe Convenience of .Consumert,_fill' At the iFaterloo^Inn, in 6td Elv'etx Durham, on Thursday the 12th' '£S^^i*?^BeBt "«• ^BRS, mmty^lousetlmtmay-be Newcastle, 15th June, 1821. be put pp-in Lots ofione PI# to each Lot*, Threepence per Foot Day of Jidyinsti atl^a'Clocka^Noori] - zn »an| oj such a Person. . . _ Afeo, POLISH-RHINE-HEMP; Cl deposit will-be reguiaed, aMfpur Months- Credi^ or 3& per Cent. Valuable COPYHOLD FARM,-situated atHamsteels, 0 8 •'-fJSKo ^ °ls Wt|f-and Abilities will be give^on Appli- FRENCH BLEA FLAX; Discount for H^^WM^^ „• •- » - in the Parish dfLanchester, in" the Cpimty of pm-hain, . ; .'** ; ;'• NOR.WAY THICK TAR, for SheepSalving.; A By pri^-ate ContracI If LOADS of AMERICAN :PINE, (about 6 Miles fromflie City of Durham, and one Milefrbm LauT.j , " '' AMERICAN TIMBER & LATHWGODv^, V, : EDUCATION^ . ojgoodQuality, Tfdt^hj^Qtheen^K^ed; al^Plauks, flooring ehestfer,)jamtafriing ISO Acrts or. thereabouts, of Arable, MeadowJ 'S# Augu^;-|ie^.V-*.s^-- * THOS. • JOPLIN and* CO. • and Pasdire Laiid, with W«od and thnvhlg Plantations.. . Hedworili 34sBd J||^«»ii^(-Ooe Concey.) cBUN^.-i'Iaf^m^^t^^T^I^v;.!! ^e/^^ranutiar RJVHQ PUBLIC-HOUSl !S, engibjy situated in Neweas* The;; farm House apd'Bwtldings", .(lately erected) preevery;way NeshaniSSsSd Russell's Hf*h Main 34s W-ilfeend Beir& Co.'s coinplete. " " _ ? 41s 6d Do, Bewicke's 41s 6d 42s j)o. Brow!5*s40s Do. Burra- School, most respectfaUy intimites, that .l«e -can accom* -1- tie. r )L4J^r^uption, Mr^qreman,.of IJidd^eadsy.near Lanchester, will shew the «on 40s Dp; Green's 39s Do. Eilison';: Ada fkl 1>o. Nev.march ^lodate a- few Young Gendemen, who -wishsrto attend the above For Particulars,* a^pZy at the" Type BreweTy Office", •Atdhs CovauerUal Hotei,\ =ScbaQl> \>itb-Bba«l and,Lodging, aAerthe Midsiaminer Recess. .Newcastle, 14th June, 1821, - ?• ' W'ard.^trat, ^fa-ft fields, on Mon,. Premises,'and for further, Particular's^ and a Plan df the*Estate,. 40s 9d *DQi Northumberland 40s 6'd Do. Xewsham 85s fld Do. ' da!/4?te-%5(h Dayofdi . / N. B. .Particulars may be fcn.oivn on Application. ilmr.ttywem ftie.Haim.of $ MD 6 Application may be made.to Mr Bramwell, Solicitor, Durliaro. Ridd^l'S 4fe 3d 41s=6d Do. Russell's 42s (id Do. Walker 42s _ Houghmn-Ie-Spring, JuneI4tb, iagi. ... SHOP TO BE IJLT,;;., , ' . o' Vtock in the Evenbu Dhrh_a%.June 13, 1821. "- - \ 42s tfd Do. Lambton's'43d Do. -Stewart's 4.'Js Do. Bell & Brown's . %E LET; arid"£>ntered on at -_%"n«J>* : • ,A LL#a* LEASE LD-ROPERY or ROPE, WALK, -(damaged) 38s 6d-^l26 ships at market^lOS sold. "*• Wednesday, r : XJL neait comfortably coqvement DWELLINGTH0USE, JtmZ Burdon 39s 6d " Ileaton 40s 6d Hebburn 41s 6d Tan- ": , ;ETjuCivriON;;' A SHOP,witli.anexceltentDRY CELLAR underneath/ •• ' . - SALE. OF BOOKS, - \, Hemp-Loft,' Tar Hohsi ;nd other Conveniences, sifuatedat the '.. • To be ,SOLD. by Auctjon, ': v. field Moor 3Ss Wallsend 425 9d 43s Do. Bell & Co.'s 42s Do. PYBUS; returns. Eis grstte&J. Ac^owledgments to» £3c s^tuatedin Dean Street. Apply to Mr G. Burdis, Grocer,: High-end of North Sail J a b|s Friends and the PubhcfoT^^-I^vbur^&ndheErs Leave gid-, .Newcastle.—June 14, 183J. . ^: m the Township of CIurtbn,iin die ; ' By MR JOSEPHFELL, . ; , ' 'Newmarch 41s 6d* -Doi Northunibcrland 4-\s Do. Burraton 40s County of Northumberli now- in the. Occupation. of - Mr John A]t his-Sale Rooms, Foot- of Deai^street, Naocastle, oft Monday 9d r-De* Newsham85s 9d Do. Walker 43s» Do. Lambton's 43s .*o;infQrn\ them that 'hi> CLASSICAL.' MATHEMATICAL, : : ~ ' [ TO BE LET, * \ ." Lesslie,. .^This J?roperty eld under .Lease from Mansfeldt De Evening, June 18, 1821 and following Evening*! 6d "Do. Ste%rartV43s 6d Wviam 38s fid Coivpeu 3f>s ed Hart- and COMMERCIAL ACADEB^Y,;- at BARNARD Ca4' C.ardoimelLawson, %, T ' ajden, lately occupied by. Mr -Casson; ^Engineer. For further . Bular^ippif to Mr Barker,, SoliStor> 'North !$iorse',iS$x^hert. "^JteonV'-ljiaqjtedifjon to Egypt; Bio&rapliical STOCItS. Thursday, June 7, Bank stork 230 %—3 per cent. ShieldSj MfiF. Cooke,. :BrapeJV.ffig!i-street,. Sunderland^ Mr 3 AViLlimson, Bookseller, Morpeth?, Mr, i» Mai-shal^ Sandhill, or .lliesev Premises are corryeniently situated; for'both Land and Shields. • f: •' ' • • - ' Dictionary, 15 Vols; Addison's Works, 4 Vols; British piutarch, reduced f.e£f £ ^—Z per cent, consols shut—SH per "cent. 86 4 Mr Pybas, Mrs Wallac&'s,Nag's .Head Inn, Newcastle; and" of Water Carnage, and; well calculated for a. Manufactory or any 8 Vols; Pope's Homer's Illiad and Odyssey,by Wakefieldt 5 Vols; per ce$£-Mbt h-5 per cent, na^y anns. shut—Exchequer bills 1 r Busipdssrequii-mgextepsii-'e Room. -, -^r 1 p par; Friday, Jtme 8, Bank stock 230—3 per cent, reduced 76 f ^Jr.J^W hltIeld, :1j5, I^asibs Conduit-strcet, London. .. : i> RBQPERTF, andq PUBLfl Sir Charles Grandisoh,.8 V0I5; Adams's History, of Religion, .Enqtoe at Messrs Walters ahd Ellisop'g OIBce, Pilgrim S.treef, '•" • - :.IK >8Efor SALE. -" '; ' 8 Vols';"Thomson's Chemistry, 3.Vols; Collins's Rjronetage, 2 •^3|percent, 86 J-f—4 percent. 94 £ Jfcr-5 per cent, navy amis. 'l^OTICiras ierfibV ^ven; that,the P^rNSRSHlB' iHewcasttey-.lSewcasde,, Sth Junej, 1821. \ " "* ...... - • ..- .-To be 6 LD by public Auction, Vols; Miller's Gardener's Dictionary, 3 Vols; several Works re­ sliut«j,ExcHequer bills 1 p par 3 p. Sarurdav, June" %"' 3 per "cent i™ ..ttBfbl^bte. czSved an bv" the U'j^ersr^c^^BENjAMlN lative to the Rebellions 1715 and 1745; Spencer's Works,. 6 Vols; TO BE LET, and entefed upon immediately,-* Ailhe jjTjty^ of Isaac M trSlaraitd. Ottrtei' Xnfc l&rth SliteMs, S.O.RSBIM aiia'J'OIiN I;AHKER,.^aicuc|ants,' Corn Fac- JS&oiiduy^the 2NDI Yoj, Jfifli/, issii 'betmeii %e Hours o^-Literar4 y Society Reports, Papers, &e, a vols; Canal Reports, 2 :A--Genteel aud /con^enMiif FAMILY DWELL1NG-- Vols;'Bell's Engravings of the Nerves:" Cox's History of Ireland, -£QXS, and ;^eiiar,»L.Agenls5l m" J^e"«astle"*uputi *£y?ie. under tbe aiid So'CtickpitheA] pxm, - '• ' " ,43- HOUSE, withvcommodi.ou^ Out-Offices, Garden, apd most Berks, boot,and shoe-maker. Edward Renaud, Binninghaif Finn of 'fSORS*n:^p.J?^K_viC,'-has been siijit#ly dissolved,' "2 Vols, Folio;" Elegant Extracts? 6' Vols, -&'c, &c. &c. Together Lot 1, \u A LL that t-established pntj faluablp Freeliold m± that idlJDctrtp, dtie. to, and O^ying from*, tk» ."said late Paa%. excellent Water bo the Premise's,, "sitpiated- at Union Place, -on the- •with a Number' of very curious local Maps, Plans, &c. such as Wavw|ck, -whip^-maker, William Hopkins, Saint Philip and Ja­ 4 J3L PUBLIC B5USE, • situated in; ihe' Lp^S.tre^t; Public Road leadipg-from Sunderland tp; Newcastle- and-• Shields^* Armstrong and Horsiey's Maps Q£ Horthuiaberland^ Casson and cob. GJoncester, victualler. Jacob Fletcher, Peter Fletcher, and nersbip, rail: be receitedj and. paid by .the said Benjamin Sors- N«)i'th;Shield^.known ;.lhe Sign^of the Lamb, Jam^ Leggi. about TIalf-way between the "v«il-knowri Xm, the "Wheat Sheaf,,; Akenhead s Plans, of the Collieries,^ Burleigh .and Thompson's Betty Fletcher, Patricroft, Eccles, Lancaster, late" parrying on Wk- - - fSi-nod^ A53NJCSORSBIE. Tenapjkj where a conside jllTrade is at^cheo, from its Situation j busitfass together as cottpn-spinuers and manufacturers, under the - ..-^ > ^ignedj^JOHN PARKER, and FulweU Hill.' - ... •- . - • Plan of the River Wear, Fryer's Plain of the Rfver Tyne, Hut- togctb6f"with.the PRE IfES adjoining, the HVhole extenduii firm of Jacob. Fletcher and Co. Thomas Havward, Cheltenham, ForParticular$ enquire at tho- -*^heat Sheaf, Mbnkweartnotith,'. 1 ton's Plan of Newcasde, &c. &c. PKiirf4^r'eieop{iti-a}by Rohert or of Fenwick New-ton, on the Premises. > from ftp.Maip Street dc the Riyer Tyiie. Gloucester, Builder. James Middleditch, Bury St Edmund's, . : to arch-teci's; -x--:- : .Strange; Tanfleld Arch, by Jameson j St. Nicholas Church, on Suffolk, plumber and glazier. Ralph Cross, Bridlington, York, The -Premisesmay, a Mty smaJIExpence, be converted into Wood, by Nesbitt; Sunderland Bridge, by Huntpr; A large and CQUJSTTY OF NOR TH U M BJSR LAND.'' VALUABLE'FR&EH'OZD £UILDXNQ GRQUND, a private Brewery, for a \ aller" ;" Warehouses *' " " ^ or for any oth,er Chemist and druggist. John Carver, Lancing, Sussex, farmer. INTENDED NEW GAOL HOUSE OF CORRECTION," verV old View of Nevrcastle, &c &e. , j r To be SQLDhyprivate Contract.. Business, wljere Room 'onvenience are wanted. Vincent Hammond, Ludlow,; Salop-, wine and' brandy merchant- AND SESSIONS HOUSE, AT MORPETH. " " : ..^.F^eBold DWELLING-HQUSE, • Tne Sale to commence at 8" o'Clock precisely; Catalogues to be Thomas Atkinson and Joseph Spark,Sif the town and county of EVERAL SITES.fof Houses with-.Gardeng in Froi% Lbt2. -Also,',ALL SHOP, and TgNEMJ^S, sltuatedln-Blana^gquare,. North' had, and the Books viewed, at the Place of Sale. ,u Newcastfexuian Tyne, linen and-woollen-flisaner^ «;;.'""' S at eJaremant-PJace, on the North -East Side of :ther-OastkV Shields, and frontmgth; Bl^tl' ^tree^ now'iui l*ft^.Occu£4tff?n fll1 John'MObr, andoffi^ f ' " '-:--'*\.-y SUND&~RL*AND NAVIGATION' ACTS, .49$ G> -to be eeld at H«_±aitt, -oo; TJuai-3ay tlie .12tU Day of. July npxg' iitt^t^" £Ti^:0^^ receive Plans for a. new Gaol, and House of Correction, and Ses* - ^ fti^et ^'Uffil^^ ; , M r 4 r IlviSg^^^fr^^^eTlpuse "bt^inons apuoint^d a com- Shields. • ••_ . r *; t **' * > HE next" TUBLIC MEETING of the COMMIS­ MO» House,--HsutH&er, -mi*.:•• - •-• . - mitt£^ to institute inquiries respecting the ^ic^tHon of tbe Poor, of the most-open and airy for buUding within the Liberties of the North Shields, islb. Jund T SIONERS for putting the said ACTS into Execution will Mr Brougb4pi was named chairman of- that ^nimittee- In 18i That part ofthe digest which ^gajded Eugl§ndouK each Class, and 1 Bathing Room for the Whole, TO .BE SOLD BY^AtfCTION, ' A" FARM at Cornsey Row, 7 Miles from Durhapa, 5 down the River, to the-Port of Sunderlandy will be-fixed for the and whicli'forfi-ed two volumes, occupying l'SQO pages, was printed r Also for 9 Female Prisoners, in Classes of S\eaeh, with 2 Day : -fX Miles South of Lan'chester, and 16 from Newcastle, contain­ •gl Vie Auction Marl,-Pilgrini Street* Netl'castle, on Wednesday, ensuing Year, i - - . „ , last se&a%; $hd- the third volume \s now just printed, and in pro? Kobm%. a Wash-House,. Laundry, "and l Bathing Room, AH ing luO Acres or thereabouts, of fertile, • Arable, Meadow and the 2Qth June, 1821, mfc-Moimur Ddy,- . And as a-Question of great Importance on -the Subject of the •gress" of delivery-to the members.. It consists ot near 850 pages, the Pjrisdiieri.to be provided with-separate Cells-for sleeping. Air? Pasture Land, divided into 13-. convenient Fields, by good Quick' PIERS as expected-to cOme^.Tinder Consideration* a full Meeting and'isit mostyaluable and interesting volume. It forms the con- |n* Yards to be atfeched to each Class. _R —R •'• (BY:" • 16 clusion of ttip committee's extensile labours. Besides the digested Hedges. The greatest Part is Freehold, and the Remainder-held WX^J^ ''^^^ and' oE the Cominissioners Is particularly desired.; . ' ^ijkewisfi;sufficfeait Accommodation for from 16 to 22 Debtors^, by Lease pf the-'Manor of Branspeth, for 999 Years, at4d. per j^_Fi,CTS, OTmpnsing loftf Bour^st and; Cam.p .Bed." ; ... • , 'XJAVID.SON, Clerk, . pafochiarreturiis'fbr 'Wales, "ftcotland, the British Isles, and the wttli 4 Day Rooms: and also 6 or S better. Apartments, with Fire^- Saipplemettt of"additiona l returns, each return giving the name of 1 Acre, of which 100 Years are unexpired. There is-a good Com­ - Bishopwearntouth, l^th June, 18S1... . • : = • >; Places in each ; S AiriBg Yards to communicate, if required. mon adjoining the Farm, containing about ,1000 Acres, on which the parish", jmd tiiat-of the minister signing the return, tbe popula­ A CHAPEL under'tbe Court, 4 Rooms as a Sick Ward, and it has an unlimited Right of Pasturage; , elegant Brussels Carpet 23 Feet b 3Kiing, Turn-over, and S' Tables',-; Sc-fas, -Fender and T ing Date the 2nd Day of Mav, 1320,. awarded and issued education of youth, other institutions for the purpose of education, . GAOLER'S HOUSE, with, an Office and Receiving Room j and for further Particulars enquire-of Messrs Fryer, "Land Agents, .Fire-Irons,-Hearth Rugs, MahoL, % <*airs;^h Hair Seating, FORTH, against.MARY NEWTON, late of the Townand Countandy obspyvations ; this volume contains a general table, showing the the "Office to be of sufficient Duuensibus for the Justices tqho]4 large handsome Secretaries and Bod of Newcastle upon Tyne, Cooper, Dealer and Chapwomarj, mtend state of edacatiWin England; and a table, showing the proportion Newcastle, who are authorised to sell the' same, ' •... :case, China,"".Glass, and Plated. th0! their private Sessions. Articles; excellent Kitchen Pre .of scholarswho are*educated gratuitously, and ^^j*£.2??5w • Newcastle,-13tli June, 1821. ;. ."- ..' - ' .. ft,Wn;sils,^o.w§K Bad], Sec to meet on the 27th Day of June instant, at 11 o'Clock in theFore­ PORTER'S LODGE and SLEEPING ROOM. - ' ifec. .^Sale tocommence a"t.eleve their instruction in England.; There are ^^^^im '"'km'^the p|fe»p«?n, ?J noon,, at the George Inn, in Newcastle aforesaid, In order to.make • A HOUSE. OF- CORRECTION, for 10 Male Convicts,, HEREAS JOSEPH DOD0S, of Great. Law,, in.Ihe a Dividend .of the Estate and Effects of tbe said Bankrupt; when with 2 Day Rooms, and" 6 Female Convicts, with 2 Day Rooms, a^fSsuStrfc^^^^ Parish of Kirkharle, iu the County of Northumberland," and' where the Creditors, who have not already proved their Debts, Sfcl^ a prefato^ sheet, which describes and also S WorkiugRooms; one of the Working Rooms to havg W s Farmer, hath-by Indenture of Assignment bearing Date the 12th ja« to come prepared to prove the same, or they w'Ube: excluded a Fire-PIace j the "House of Corr-eCtion to have 2 Airing Yards. V '-; TobeSOLD%Auction,v-=. u^^iiaDle contents of tliis elaborate digest, and is dated " May, Day of June inst., assigned all his Estate and Effects, ^whatsoever, In the Premises lately occupied by Mr jj ffi Sanders,- situated at St. .th? Beiiteilti af tiie sata BtnuCTfl. - ^.-.-..v •''•o" ^ -« 1821.** '".•"'- The Buildings to be-strong, substantial, and plain. . unto Nathaniel Dodds, of Shoresvood,..in.the. County .Palatine of Ann'si near Newcastle,. m the %mfi and 9.1st June, X821, to com­ Ground Plans of the Site are lodged in the Office of the Clerk of This preface says, tfyat care has been taken, in digesting the sub» Llurhamj Farmer, and John Thidle, of Eshott East Houses, in mence at 11 o'Clock each Day,.... - - ... .. ,*- - - vtill be disallowed. :•••'•• tance of alFtfie returns, to retain the precise language, as far as the" Peace for Northumberland, in Westgate-Street, Newcastle die County of Northumberland aforesaid, Farmer, in Trust, for BYALESIREED; . '- ' ' ' • ... '-'.NOTICE'TO DEBTORS." " possible, of the answers; and it adds, illustrative of another divi­ upon Tyne» with Jlr Blake, Keeper of the Gaol at Morpeth, {who the Benefit of such of the Creditors ofthe said Joseph" Dodds, equal i nd p sion of the subject, that " the salary pf the Scotch parochial school­ •will shew the Site,) "and at tb~e Justice Room in Alnwick.^ as. shall execute die same, on or before the 4th Day of July" next. SS,jS K f* °IH HOUSEHOLD" FURNI­ - "HOSE Persons who stood indebted- to the late MR TURE,- consistin];ofMahoAnyJ/Ourpost^Bedste&ds, with' ROBERT FORSTER, of this Town,.Grocer and Cheese­ master is, by the 43d Geo. III. "c.*54, fixed at a sum not less than Plansfdtthe proposed BmldlngSmay be delivered either at the 'Notice is hereby given, that the said Assignment is lodged at the' T T 161. 13s; 4d-, nor more than 221. 4s. 5d.; and he has besides, a Moreen Hangings, Be ifc-case JBfetead complete, wtth Chintz" monger, at the Timeof his Decease, are requested-immediately to Clerk of the Peace's-Office, on or before the Tuesday preceding OiBce Of Mr: Lambert, Alnwick, for the Perusal and Signature of house and smftll garden. But where there are more schools than the Quarter Sessions, or at the said Sessions-at Hexham. • such of the Creditors of the said Joseph JJodclSj as may be willing furniture, Child s Cnb md Hanrlffattrass/tivo- Wardrdbes, one pavtheir Accounts, to Mr G.. Bprfis, Grocer, Side, who is. duly 5 of verj' large Dimensior ^.LobbyatM Dressing Chests of Drawer^ one in a parish, the salary for both together, is not to exceed 33L " By Order, THOS. DAVIDSON, to accept of the Provision thereby madp for the payment of * their authorised fo-receive. the samei otherwise Actions .will b& .coin- 6s. 7d. and only one house and garden allowed." This introduc­ Clerk of the Peace for Northumber}and Easy Chair upon Cast rs, Night«Tables,'%asH-basin "Stands, mejiced.agaittst them without further STotice, J iMspectiye Debts; and-that such ofJthe, Creditors a&refuse or' neg-. tory docpment further remarks, that" the returns, generally, must Clerk of die Peace's Office, Westgate-Street,-. ..-- \sH to execute llie said Indenture on.or,before-thosainl^th. Pay of •Dressing Tables, Cham er Horsey and Dressing Glasses of-extra" Newcastle, June l'4th, 1821. . • Sizes, PrSme Feathfer B ds, Bisiiftefej Quilts? and Counterpanes, be supposed to be most full and correct for the endowments, both be­ Newcastle upon Tyne, 7th June, 1821. ' * . July, wHl b"e'excluded--idl'-"Benefit S'adse'dierln^'mi,'" '*" ;. • ' NOTIGB-fO; DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. cause the state" of these is lessliable to fluctuation"an d because the CHATTON ASSOCIATION, JLLMVICKF lgtb June, 1321. , „ ' - - Straw MattrasseS) Bed tadTabl e liinfen, handsome Sicteboardi LL Persdns indebted to JA5IES GREY, late of Ry- Sofa, covered with Blacl Hair C16& Set of Maliogany Dining Ta­ committee having recommended to parliamjjnt, that the commission­ FOR THE PBOSECUTION.OF FELQNS. ^ ^. ton, in the -County of Durham, Mason, -at tiie Time of his ers appointed under the 53th Geo. II1. should investigate the state of :; bles, and Chairs, Sofa an I Tea cTaMes,r Brussels and other Caipets, Decease, are requested to make immediate* Payment of such Debts HE Members of this Association have agreed for the To be SOLD by ^Auction, •' ' ' Fenders and Irons,.Ek^nt (fcimney^ndPier Glasses, Pair of, education in each'district, did not direct its inquiries so minutely : to Thomas Marshall, pf the Close, Newcastle upon Tyne, Flour- T Term of five Years, to use their utmost Endeavpurs to prose­ (By Order of the Trustees of Joseph Dodds,) Bronzed Candlesticks, vith GJoled Brtjcketsv:-several fipe Prints, to unendowed schools, but rather required details respecting found­ cute every Person suspected of havingcomtmf ted any Murder, Rob­ At Great Law Farm, in tlie Parish of d&rkJiarle, in the County, of Dealer, the sole Executor of the said James Grey. And all Per­ ations, as a guide for the inquiries of the commissioners into the" hahdsoroely framed, Befroom |2^hairsA ."with Carte Bottoms; capi-' bery, Felony or petty Theft whatsoever, on the Person or Property Northumberland, m Thursday, the 21st Day of June Instant, tat-8 Day Clocki jn a Mhoganf Case>;.StaiR-qase- Carpeting, Pas­ sons having any Claims Upon the Estate and Effects of the said abuses of'vhaVities." .of the Members or stheir Servants.' LL the STOCK upon the said- FARM, consisting of sage -Lamps and Ofl'Cldfh, tm- Cases of SMffed Birds, Antique James Grey, are requested to furnish the said Thomas Marshall The tables being divided into 24 columns, we cannot give their ' MEMBERS' NAMES. A 191 Highland Ewes and their Lambs, 96 Leicester Ewes Cabinet^-Large Flour- Bhn, JJght Coup Cart, Kitchen Utensils, with the Particulars thereof; on or before the first Day ot July details ; we mpst confine ourselves to the resiilts, and pursuing this ' The Rev. Joseph Cook, Bl. A. Vicar of Chatton with their Lambs, 42 Wedder Hogs of the Leicester Breed, lb :&c. &C-. &c. I • • I«•-.;' next, in order thatthe same mav be discharged. . course, will enable us to place the grand totalis for the several divi? The. Rev. J. R. Furnass, Curate well-bred Tups, 8 high-bred Milch Cows, 13 ttvo-years old Queyl "The TfYbole will be Stija witfertit Reserve, and as the Furniture -Newcastle upon "Tyne, 12th June, 1821. ; sions of Great Britain before the public John Orde, Esq. Weetwood House find Steers, 20 one-year,old Queys and Steers, 20 Milch Calves, 9 is .all nearly new, .and. bfthefbest WorTauauship,'itpai'ticularly" ENGLAND. John A. Wilkie, Esq. Hetton Law and Hetton Steads Draught Horses, 1 Saddle do., 4 good Mares and Foals, 6 Young merits the-jublic Attention..;; , • HEREAS a Commission of Bankrupt is awarder! and Population (1811) ... -*'„. ... 9,343,610 T. G. Aldeiy Esq. Hazeh-idge South Side . Horses of. different Ages, 1 Sow with young,." and 5 other- Pigv W issued forth against THOMAS ATKINSON and JO­ Poor (1815) 853,249 -with all the Implements of Husbandry, arid also all the Household : SEPH SPARK, of the Town and Coiinty of Newcastle upon John. Pratt, Esq. Bellshill, Adderstone, Chatton Park, and ' '< '. ' , -Biil^^HALL;- -\ X '"""7 Endowed Schools ... 4,167 Gree-ndOces Furniture. " r - - ..Tyne, pne"n-and-Woollen Drapers, Dealers, Chapmen, and (With scholars, 185,433, and a revenue of ^300,525.) Near CJiesfeK-le-Strkt, fr'tlie County of Burfiam. Partners, and they being declared Bankrupts, are hereby required Thomas Morton,,Esq. West Horton and Flieup The Furnitqre to be sold on. the 22pd r and the Sale of each Day" , J Unendowed-day schopls ...... 14,282 Sir George Nicholson, Wast Wjectwood to begin precisely at 10 o'CIock. . •' ' - To^eJOL|i"byAuction ; to surrender themselves to the Commissioners in the said Com* With scholars' ... 478,849 * *Mr John Fawpus, Amourside Law " At Btddkk Hall, latet/ie Misideri^qfJohn Dawson Lanibton,Esy.~ mission named, of: the major Part, of them, oik the ISth of June Slipdaf schools ... 5,162 deceased, on Monday, (MefStft Bay of June, 1821, and tliefoUayir >Mr John Maddison, Wandon and Eshngton FOR JIOTT^RDAM.' "'. " inst. and on the 3rd'and 24th of July next, at 11 o'Clock in the I ./.Waii scholar^ ... 452,817 ! ing Days, .%te. -4-7'. . > *Mr William Taylor, Hetton-house apd Lowiek High Stgad ^ THE CHLVINGTON OAK, A. 1, (constant Forenoon on eachof thp said Days, at the George Inn, in Pilgrim- This is followed by a table which shews, that out of the grand • (MR JOHN^HQMPSON," Auctioneer,) - Street, Newcastle upon Tvne, and make a full Discovery and Dis, *Mr John Pergiisnn, North Lybam ' f'/ ^^^^-Trader,) Capt, Smith. For Freighter Passage, (hav? total of'.children educating in England, bping 644,282, there are Mr l>omas Arthur, South Lyham - J - • hiaeXcHlent Accommodations,) apply to . - . " • ' LL the elegant HfJ^SpiOLD- FURNITURE,- which closure of their Estate and Effects; when and where the Creditors 321,764 wild pay for their education^, while 322,518 are educated Mr James Blackett, Lyham West Field S, " . MATT.PLU1VIMER & CO, . A is principally new,, ahd of the bestahd most fashionable De­ are to come-prepar^d to proye their Debts, and at thesecqnd Sitting free of espence. *•*« George Clay, Blake Law Newcastle, 7th June, 1821. • ' •:: . • - '- scription, and fitted up ma\^uperior Style; Stock pf"WINES; to choose Assignees; and at the last Sittipg the said Bankrupts-are •-'" WALES. , Mrs TindaH, Brbomhouse large and 8ne TABLE LfNW, of Damask, Diaper, and Huck- reqtllred tofinis h their Examination, and the Creditors are toassen t Population (1811) ...... 611,718 Mr Thpma? Latdler, Hen Law . ' For SALE by private Contract, . ,* aback, in Sets; large strong and fine BED LINEN"; a rich Set to pr dissentfrom the Allowance pi their Certificate. All P^ns Poor (1815) • .» .... 48,310 Christopher Hopper,? Coldmartm ^ The HULL, of a NEW,SHIP, of the foiled of Table CHINA; DE.S.SERT and^TEA SET to correspond r indebted- to -the said Bankrapts, or that liave any of their Effects, " EiidoVed schools 209 Mr John Dickson, Sandyfords _*a^^^ ing Dimensions, ready to launch, at Newcastle" and^a Variety of o!d> and-sl&ceGHIN'A; neat CUT GLASS, are n'ot to pay or deliver the same but to whom the Commissioners £ With scholars, 7,625, and aTevenue of ^5,817.) Ir Mr Edwatd Glohobu, Chatton - . Feet Inches ' &c &c? r •.. j. t -'•.';' '-"'•' shall appoint, but give Notice to Messrs Bell and Brodrick, Soli*, Unendowed day schools .... 572 Length of Keel, ,.. ... 56 . 6 The Win.e' will be sord,|t so'Clock in the Afternoorj of Tuesv citors, 9, Bow Church Yard, London, or to Mr Abraham Daw­ With' scholars" ...... 22,976 MrWilhamllridaE,.CMttonMUl , PAY, the 26th of June..;atid.on Account of the great Number of son, Solicitor, 8, Rcsamary-Lane, Newcastle. 301 - Mr James Archbold, Chattpn- ^. Breadth, .,. ... , 20 9*,." .. Sunday schools ...... Lots in each Day's Sale/&e, Safe W|H. commence precisely at 10 With scholars '•- — 24,408 Mr Henry Muit, ditto :, . RakeT ... , - 8 5 . - ^IGloekeach Morning. - : | ' .<• . -. .; .•• • *.... , - .=•"* The table which: follows states, that out of the total of children ! Birth, : ... 12 1 AS JOHN LESSLIE,. qf Nopth Shields, in Mr George Davison, ditto , TheGpods to be viewed oi tnp Mornings of the Days of Sale; • educated, '30j6"01, -there are 17,283 who pay, while 13,318 are in? and admeasures 120 Re^ster Tons. .,' ..... , r the"' County of Northumberiand, Bpazier ajid Tinman, Mr Joseph Donaldson,-ditto : -• ' Further Particulars maybe had, on. Application to The Side-board of Plate «the Books having been removed to. hath-by Indentpre of Assignment beariitg Date the, lst Day ot stiuctedfree of expence. • • . ;*. „ - WM.GIBSON^Clerkpnd Treasurer. Hie City pf Durham, for tfie Convenience of Sale, the whole of , " " SCOTLAND. MATTHEW PLUMMER § CO-j Brokers. June instant, assigned all his Estate and Effects unto:.Wm Black- rtu ^ t ' • . * Committee. tbe valuable Plate will be So!d by Auctiorfn the AssEMto'Room, Popujatipn (1.811).' •«' — ' h80S,$88 Newcastle, 15th June, 1821, ; . • wobd,of North'Shields afofgsaid, Watch-Maker, and Jos. Reay, Cnatton, June 12th, 1821. » - ' | ?n the North. Bailey, Durhgaa,^n TuESDAYr4hfiSrd July, 1821; of the same-Place/Grocer, in Tausr, for the equal Benefit pt all ..-*-Ke*ehiritofjipor . • • For SALE by private Contract, '. • - and the Sale of the. Library, which contains maiiy scarce and valu­ the Creditor o#the raid John Lesslie." Notice is therefore heieby Parochial schools 042 PROPOSED TURNPIKE-ROAD ^fg^ THE fine fast-sailing Schooner ALBION, pf able Books, will commence tt the the same Place, pp WEnKESbAY, aiven, that thfc«aid Assignment now lies at the Office of Mr It. (With 54,161 scholars, and a revenue of =£20,611.) From LESBURY to HARTFORD BRIDGE. 127 Register Tons; also ANY TWO of the Berwick the 4th July, and continue;iE all be sold. Barker, Sohcittir*, in North Shields aforesaid, for tiie Perusal and Endowed schools ... 212 Meeting" of all Persons interested in the Formation of ^5mg Company's SMACKS, about 120 Register Tons each, Separate. Catalogues of fte Furniture, &c. and of die Plate and Si'tmatures of such of the Creditors of the taid John LessUe, as (With.10,177 scholars, and a revenue of ^13,679.) now employed in the London Trade. All these Vessels are in Books, price 6d. each, maybe had of Mr John Thompson, Auc­ shall chuse to accept of tiie Pruyisions thereby made; and such of Ut-.endcrtved dav schools ... 2,479 A the proposed Turnpike Road from Lesb'urjV through the With scholars. •' , 112,187 several Towns or Villages of Warkworth, .Togston, Widdrington, complete Order, being well found with Materials. tioneer, and;Mr Andrews Bookseller, Durham; Mr Charnley, ''the said Creditors as shall neglect or refuse to execute the same on Further Information maybe had on Application to the Berwick BoqkseUer,. Newcastle; J rs Darnton, BookseUer, Darlington; or before the lst'Day of September next, willbeexcJuded all Be­ Sunday schools ...... 807 Ellington, Shipwasfi, and Bedlington, id Hartford Bridge, where With scholars ... 53,449 it will join the present Turnpike leading from Morpeth to North Shipping Company, Berwick upon Tweed, or at the Office of Mr Best; Auctioneer, Suiderland, at at the principal Inns in nefit arising therefrom," And all Persons who stand indebted to snipping w> P y, . R. BLACKBIRD, Broker. Stockton, Houghton-le-S>riog, • Ch ster-le-Street, Rushyford, the said John Lesslie, are requested Immediately to pay their re­ There jire no other general tables. The-prefatory remarks, be­ Shields, .and Newcastle upon Tyne, is particularly requested at Mrs e spective Debts toth e saill Trustees, otherwise Actions will be com­ fore-mentioned observe, that " the numbers of unendowed schools, Sunderland's, the Queen's Head Inn, Morpeth, on Wednesday Newcastle, 8th June, 1821. Sedgefleld, and at the Plac< pf S^le.. the 4th Day of July nest, at one o'Clock in .the Afternoon, to take menced for the Recovary thereof, and the number of children attending them, vary from year to into "Consideration the Propriety of the Measure, when, should it To be SOLD bj Auction,. StacJiton, Norpn, and East Hartburn. Noi-di Sbiplds, June 7, 1821, . year; but there is every reason to believe that they are upon tVe be approved of, a Subscription, will be,commenced for carrying the (THOMAS SMITH, AUCTIONEER,) To be SOLD by private Contract, increase, and have been augmented considerably since 1818," when most ofthe rpturns now digested were made. same into Execution.—13th- June, 1821. On Wednesday, the 20th June Instant, at the Exchange Buildings, Handsome modern and well built DWELLING HEREAS CHARLES. FENWICK, of, Wpodburn Sunderland, betiueen the Hours of 11 and 12 o'Clock, if not sooj'iep HOUSE,- at preset occupied bv Thomas Maudej Esq. W; liill, in tlie County of Northumberland, Farmer, hath Besides die enquiries and numerous reports of the committee, disposed if by private Contract, of which NMce wUl be given. A by Indentures of Lease, Release, and Assignment, bearing Date commissioners were appointed in 1818, by act of parliament, to en­ E, the undersigned F R A'N C I S\B 0 W E Y and « , , -c. - ,*,nnir.n.n h „ eligibly situateji'to the "prinppal Street, in Stockton,, in the Coun= GEORGE HARLE, Servants to John Wardle, of ALL that good onow- MArtGARE i, of Sun-" tv of Dnrham>.togeaier wlh the. Garden behind the same, and quire into charities connected-with jthe education of the poor in WCramlington,. Fai-mer, having on the 14th Day of May last, com- derland, now lying near the Noi*h Quay, in Sunderland, suitable" Out-offices, also tvo small "DWELLING HOUSE$ England and Wales. In March, 1819, the commissioners made mittad a Trespass on the Lands of; S:r iiattfjew White Ridley, Harbrur; Length from the fore Part of the Stem to the after Part and a Parcel of GROUNJi adjoining fo th'e'aboFp, and "now in their first report; they have since returned four bulky reports, the Baronet, in driving a Carf along a IMdle llojid leading from 1'ies- of the Stern-post ^~ T" ' "' """*''''" ""' " " * "'*" " **" ' " * """ Creditors as shall execute the saipP within three Calendar Months fifth report being now at press. . •

sey Checks through Basscnctou i'ann, to the i5outb»:aTd over the 10 Inches; D from the' Date thereof. Notice fs hereby given> that the said Ifldenr It will bo remembered that "MrJBrougham, last year, introduced Beacon Farm, both the Property of tin said bir.'.uMgiiliew W Mte "iegister 181-; . .„„ , ^ ^ , , ture.... s how lie at die O^ice pf.. Mr Jame. s Armstrong, Solicitor, two biUs^43>e&st was, "for better .providing tiie means of educa­ Ridley after we iiadLbweu repeatetlly warned that such lioad^ v.us Water; was built at Deptford, of the best Materials, and fitted out" within two Miles pf .Stockton consisting of a rieat "and conimodl- i Jfe^castle, fiwrfli c Perusal and Signature of such of the Cf editors tion for bis majesty's subjects;" arid-the second-was " for improve "not a Carriage Itoad, and having aW> thrown. doi«t-a;Gate erected in August last, hi a very sup-rim- Scanner, Sails, Cordage, %c, of ous D^relling House, with siifable- Farming Conveniences, (all in ! pfthesaid pKajles Fenwick, as are willipg to accept pf the Provi- jng the administiatioii pi:endowipints. corinmted witii education, for the purpose of-.preventing Carts anri^ Qirijages -Brom .-passing the very best Quality; she is Copper-fastened up to the Bins, and good Repair,) and 15.7 Acrs,* more or less, of productive Land, \ sjoir tiierebymadp fprtbe Paym.eut.of J;heir respective Debts; and and for -better fulfilling the intentions of the founders thereof;" alono- tbe same Road, and tfce. said Sir Matthe,w-Whtu: liidiey Copper Rudder Work; sails remarkably fast, shifswifhout Bal- divided'into several Closes,; iow in the Occupation of Mr John j tta&soch of the; Creditors as shall refuse or omit to execute tiie They went tSrougficoipmHtfies only, standing over-that tbe opini- . havio«- humanely consented to Ibrego any Prosecution against us lastv asd-!s considered one ofthe finest aijd most useful Vessels of* Bowser. - " :' ' - " "" { samb -witbiii theTime aforesaid, will be. "excluded the Benefit pn-of the country regardjngthem might be collected.* Befoce the for our Misconduct j.,wte 'do hereby acknowledge our OiFence, and her Size, belonging to the Port, and is well calculated for any The aboye Estate commatds a beautiful and extensiva view, em^ ' arising thcreiom. All Persons indebted to the said.Charles Fen- last Easter holidays, Mr' B^oughain gave notice that he would, pro.uise not to be guiltyof the same again. - ,. Trade her Burthen will suit bracing the Cleveland Hills, and tiie adjacent Couiitrv, and im- jvick, are recuested fprtUwith to pay the Amoupt pf their resp^c- after the=holidaysi ask lea«e*again toiptroduce those bills; but no (Signed) .. -FRANCISCO WE Y, For farther Particulars and Infbrmathn, apply to Mr MAT-j mediately ijdjoins an excuHcw Carriage Road leading to Stockton.- tiye Debts to the sajd James Asmstrong, otherwise Actippswillbe. such motion has oyer beeamade," and In consequence of the opno- , GEORGEJIARLE. , THEW FAIRLESS, Broker, Eschanje, Sunderland.^ j Farther Particulars 'may b; known on Apphcation to Mp RaiSr commence'"'" d' fo*—=r the Recover- y thereof.' - - siticm.whtch-tbey caljed forth,, particular-lv froni the disrfettfiirs, it is. Witness, G.YY. STABLE, Solicitor. ... , , Sunderland, 12th June, 1821. ... "* ' beck* , o•»«*•-<-f Stockton* . • — *' Newcastle, 5tli June, 1821. -no-iv undi'rstopd that the intention is abun'doued. and the independent p&rl.V.ivrm 0. the next day by Lord Darlington's b. f. AuguUa by Wofiil. Seven such a farce of reprewfttnti.*, To the Bditov of tht Newcastle Cqpranf. Francis Franklin, Leamington Priors, Warwick, surgeon and Apo­ this per.-.-u. would, in all probability, have stiiftj-ed death by tin* siiBiaw" - —i-- . hv Sir T. Maitlaiid. Nufhm T thecary, Samuel' Haynes," Liverpool, Lancaster, flour dealer. started. 2 to I against the winner.—By a new act of parliament, torture to which he was exposed by his confinement. The next this free people was ,„ fact, "^f^lr^i; yet the e.^ ltii probable you have some time or other been a juror, or a' called Mr Martin's act, ah coroners who-have been or may be in­ spectator, in a court of justice, when an ingenious, counsel has been William Downs, Cheadle, Chester, calico printer. Benjamin step taken by Mr Capper was to apply to rhe court of chancer)- of could be worse but the system oJ «^ ^RD of April, solvent, forfeit their situations.—At the Old Bailey cessions on nearly rivalled the__^±J^ Z that day, hew did'thi torturing a witness, ostensibly to extract the truth, but in reality Beane, Hickling, Norfolk, shopkeeper. John Dean, Accringtori, the island for a writ de hmaiico inqmrendo. The application was & near Blackburn, Lancaster, cotton spinner, Jonas Croft, King- Friday, 24 utterers of forged notes were'sentenced to 14 years' opposed by Mr Collier, the deputy"provost marshal of Tobago; with the intention of smothering it bv a" multiplication of questions, transportation.-—On Saturday, West,. Beer, Richardson, Williams, in the expectation that some of the answers would be inconsistent ston-upon-Hull, draper. Stephen Holland, Bex-hill, Sussex, coal but Mr Capper declared, that if the writ were not issued, and merchant. George Rex, Great Driffield, York, grocer and draper. and Webster, Heme Bay smugglers, capitally indicted for assem­ in the event of the man's' death from the rigours he was en- with the rest, and consequently that tbe whole evidence might by bling with fire-arms, and killing Mr Snow, the midshipman, after a this discrepancy be set -aside, ' You may also have observed how John PauU Williams, late of Thomas-Street, New Kent-Roads, Surrey, but now of Lambeth-Road, stater. Geo. Shoobridge, Cheap- a trial of 12 hours, were found Not Guilty. The evidence against thc twenty-fifth completely the design bits been baffled by n candid and straight­ them was from accomplices only of bad character.—A man named EnglanFnffland'd wwit ith tthil s glorious free constitution, in order that it might forward testimony, in which the witness never stopped to consider side, London, tailor and draper. Charles Felton IBrkrnan, Deal, j^ngianu » ^ H ..,.,.;„ , ;„c,,. With regard to the power Kent, linen draper. Joseph Turton the younger, RoH"s-Building, Janies Summit, was sent to prison on the coroner's verdict, charging that of three seamen, who accused the master of the brig to which receive the sanction of his majesty t> what the questions tended, or whither ibey.led, but answered him with the murder of his wife in Bell-street, Paddingtoo. it is each as it was pat, without evasion or reserve. This effect arises Fetter-Lane, Middlesex, farrier. Domenico Corn, Percy-Street, they belonged, of an assault with a cutlass on them, which was a Bedford-Square, Middlesex, dealer in music and* musical instru­ supposed the murder took place on the 26th December ; her re­ capital offence. He was sorry to be obliged to mention the name tront tht* very nature- of truth, which, in -whatever number, of pcfe mains werefound in a" cellar on Thursday evening last.—Accounts scions it may be placed, is still uniform and consistent, aiid cannot ments. William Board, Bristol, post-master. John Paine, Worm- of Mr Elphinstone Pigott, who was the chief justice, thc speaker from Calcutta mention that an earthquake of considerable violence ofthe assembly, and the manager of three estates. The master of took place in the East Indies on the 3lst December. There were the brig was brought up, but the seamen were not heard, and the Maillnnd. This"of itself was, a most objectionable privuego, two shocks, which lasted about, 3£ minutes; but though they alarm­ prisoner was allowed to depart on his own evidence, and the three ciliated to prevent all freedom of debate it it eculn ex,M oibenvj.-c.. ed a .great extent of country, there are no accounts of any damage. men were left behind, where, for 15 days, they slept on the bare He had abo the appointment of the principal m'retary, witliout ways falls upon its feet. On the contrary, you may have seen an ball, ' Surrey,* plumbers. Samuel Chapman, Greenwich, Kent, —Mr Wm M'Cready had l« benefit at Covent-Gardon Theatre whose signature no law was valid ; thc JVeasurcr (-c-neral was also apparently shrewd witness entangled and lost, from thq" desire of linen draper. William Foster, Liverpool, Lancaster, grocer, s beach. An attempt was made to make the seamen admit that they oh' Friday. The'house was completely filled—a brilliant audience; had been guilty of mutiny. This they refused to acknowledge, and to be named bv him—and to him alone was rcspon.sibJe. Jn fnct, making some (perhaps) unimportant concealment, .which induced ., Richard Reily, Southampton-Row, Bloomsbury, man'milliner. and his Hamlet proved one of the finest and most completely suc­ the iegislature" could do nothing but appoint a few police officers, nam to hesitate and consider to what every question might lead, be- j •• praw™»" on their arrival in England the case came before the Thames po­ cessful performances we have witnessed.' It is difficult to do him lice for their wages. The wages were paid, viz. 101. to each, and and make a few internal regulations, f he Lord High (.Vmmis- fore he returned a plain Yes or No; and a dextrous cross-examin- | LONDON. JUNE 11. justice in this profound and intellectual character. The Ghost sioner had likewise the power of reversing the ft-ntences of the ju­ 201. compensation for the assault. A Mr Robly was consignee of - er turning htm round and round, as a child'does a kaleidoscope, J - On Monday last, the birth-day "of George III., which for the ship, and tho market would have been lost had tbe master been dicial authorities, and indi-ed no judge could act without h: sanc­ every new question putting the affair in a fresh position, and the m years was the national, festival of loyal Englishmen, was com- detained. He was a man so important, that he was called the king tion and approval. To him was given, in short, the power of answers, like the pictures in Dr Brewster's celebrated toy, neither men3orated by a grand dinner at Freemason's Hall, in London, finally deciding every case (hat could be brought hefore any tribu­ 5 of the island; and at the time he had said to Blr Capper, that if - 3 ,^' S- having a resemblance to each other, nor agreeing with the truth.* ^ xjuko of York in thc enajn i«he company was verv numerous, his' rum and sugar were sold, he did not eare if the master should nal of thc islands. lie was nothing less than a Reman proconsul, and power to pass beyond the c&cleuT mere human terror; to catch Mow, something like these circumstances occurs m reasoning upon maiiy peers and judgei. bdng present. Mr Conway, of"the theatre,. ^^VnaluiS '^^u\^^^^ma^aa^l^ voice of be hanged as soon as be came to England. He would only men­ the alpha and cmega in iniry proceeding, vvith the advantage of any subject, when we have no positive or official and c°nse- tion another case, out of several which be might adduce. A man screening himself from responsibility behind his underlings. The quently are obhged to assume certain facts. . Truth being always great effect; and" the musical exertions of numerous, professional. ^P' .*ViLii'ktuinlbdine. HecoSffitoXrZwlSS of the name of Duff was accused of breaking into the house of Mr bon. member then entered into some details of tbe transactions re­

consistent with itself in all points and in every oearing, when it |entlemen added much" to the entertainment" A list of the sub- witiiapretern&toratoemg. iiecommfcmcafedtotheaudienccthesame Collier, and at tbe end of four months he was sent, without trial, garding tbe catialand mole at Santa Maura, maintaining, and of­ appears otherwise there must be some error lnrking in the argu- scribers to the amount ce"""nt - ^""""">"f *« to a rock off St -Lucia, called Pigeon's Island, where the man was fering to prove, that the disturbances which had led to bloodshed memV" T "j;- ! of his late majesty, was now. Mr Collier at the time was magistrate, prosecutor, and in that island had been occasioned, not by reports respecting the

In applying this test to the reasoning of your Correspondent j iri & ^ g^vn by-4horse& gaoler. The man Hosklns, to whom he first alluded, was now in militia, but.from oppressive ass-cssments for those public works and BucUd/'Jtt his letter of.the 1st inst. {see your l$st paper) i'inost, t0 oe executed by~Mr M. Wyatt, in bronze, and raised on a pedes- i f . the employment of Mr Foss, the solicitor. He was an intelligent other purposes, 1'here were no less than 45 persons assessed at s ie The play scene, irti which he..." matchesiteenn- earnestly begit;inay be TinderstoqdrthatI am not comparing hini |tal of granite,-with reliefs on the 4 sides, representing his majesty : "» now man i-.'., • ' -Mis'1 unassuming man, and his honesty could not be impeached. His that period, who were found incapable of paying their assessments. with thela*st described witness, or. insinuating that he Bas.any.iJflh-! encouraging the FineArts, Agriculture, Relij * conduct gave no indication whatever of insanity. Lord N. then Mr 11. then adverted to the case of Vaierio Stai, who was suspend­ cealraentor'wphistical- purpose jn.view j for TI am persuaded: that proceeded to animadvert on the mode of appointing and paying the -ll^rSf^11 i ^'"""y cBfective.'- The tra«dy oudefaded iinikUf unlVecsaIaccbmi» ed from the responsible situation he filled, without inquiry, and re­ bis search^ like my own, is purely'afte" r truth" . The cases indeed Liberal Dotation,-An_ old judges in Tobago, and other West India islands. Whilst their fused every opportunity of justifying his conduct, although by thu tisement from theparish of Mjuy-aa:bonneibr a of^OOOl. at j tioil} and was followed"by TChrce W&aJhrMam^inwhich Mr .tire far fiom-anrilarj for tlie, witness in court is required,to, speak situations and salaries were in the gift of the local assemblies, they 4.J per cent, for the purpose of building churches, has presented the *M' Cready*played Sir Charles Rack,u i ith great applause. Courier.— constitution he was entitled to have Ids case carried before the tri­ only of 'whatThe hunvs ; the^ reasoner has to state wjat-he believes, could not be regarded as independent. He would divide the Wind­ parish with the sum, on the condition of reeehing 5 per cent dur- Mr Patmore, the second to Mr Job 1 Scott, in the fatal duel with bunal. He then mentioned tl.e. care of Alesandro Pataglco, v.bo and ma^ therieforebe wrong, without blame. I. bring forward ihf inghisiife. "' ' „ ward Islands *into two. districts, with two chief justices and two had been deprived of an estate which !:ad been 150 years in his fa- illustration merelyto explainwhat .1 conceive to be a useful if not Mr Christie, surrendered and took h s trial atthe pid Bailey on Fri­ A recontre took place on Wednesday se'nnight m day, as an accomplice in the murder j There was no evidence to shew attorney generals, one to reside'at Antigua,"and the other at Bar- mfly, on" the ground that they were church lands, and that an set that Mr P. hada;hand in the affair, as "the surgeons present declined badoes, to he paid by salaries from homc-7 and neither of them to of the Senate of \ enice in 1412 declared church lands inalienable, giving evidence lest they should criifmate themselves, and Mr P. be managers of estates. He would also, in certain cases, admit the In vain did the complainant urge the length of time ounng which I fihd^n Euclid's letter five propositions or asWned facts, ^ evidence of a black'man, which, at present, when the interest of a j this property had been m the possession of his family; m vain did ' 1. "That the farm produce of the late harvests has been more' andLieut.^Peatandtivo petty officers se. erely wounded. was.aequitted<—A-young man of respectable connexions cut his throat on Thursday afternoon, at africtheFih" Blackfriars Road, white man-was'concerned'was totally inadmissible. Jin the West j be point out, that when they got it the lend was uncultivated, and in proportion than the M in the prices, or bifuU proportion fo"ftfe|'Jame s Gotfvn, alias 0 DoaneL-was executed at JJumtues „ Indies any man " " ------• «---» 1 -> -J..-. 1... .1... » »K,..- fail1' • * ; I on Wednesday se'nnight, pursuant to his sentence, for the murder j but not fatally. It appeared he hadnakenVvoung "Woman to fne fordte, for anion j 2. That « If the farmer cannot get a ma&fft for it immediately^; of EUiot, the poor pedlar boy,'' At first, he entertained very Mttle j house some days before, with a sum jfrf^ney, which he soon lost which was neve sfill he'Ms It, and tie money is [eventual""™ Wil *«i«.^in?n»> 1 sense of his awful situation: whetftfie Chaplairi of the ,iatl would have fby gaming; and his companion nndlnff his .poverty,, desertedbein himg world, but with opted superior _wisdom arid humanity. What prospect of improve- , , ...... , 3» ^ That the rent? hare not yet found ito throw himself from the wfndowr but^was iu^p.^rcvehted in that. ment was there in the condition of thc Negroes, when the day of the marines, administrator general of ecclesiastical domains, in {The passengers seeing hint struggling with'the people ofthe house, set; apart foi* adoring the God-of mercv and truth was-devoted | consequence of the opposition excited• by this arbitrary system ft 5. ,J5hat /landlords axe unw^fliiig: , to reduce their incomes jand jriey, EsdVCqllecbr of the Customs at Bridlington, nice Benjamin *°^T^arc%n°and^iother ajbj^'^m foun^iheir-lev'elv -J The"Lords of the Treasury have aDpointed John Broad to a slave market, and to the flogging'of those poor wretches, j government, Martinengo, one of the most respectable men m . «W. .. . . jyf|jnea Esq. /deceasecL. tid bleeding, .and one of.hi s opponents ^vith-abjoody ra?!or in his thode of livin^. . The population of Manchester is 108 016 persons j in­f and, thought they were murdering ;him,"and began to demolish The noble -lord here read an extract of a letter from Tobago, j Zante, was seized by armed men, in the middle ot the-nigbt, m his Noxvit is-clear that if th/ 1st proposit|6n be true* theSrd.cani- () die house.. But the truth came out on thVarriyal of the j>oh'ce. stating, that tiie Writer'had seen 100 faihes inflfctea with a cart | hed;-his papers "And property bundled together m the greatest cc-n- hot, for in that case the fa/mer would be at this time exactly'in the crease fn 10years 28,557. .This is independent ot the adjoining The'gentleman Was" taken to an liJpital.^-Ori the ,4th inst., the same^situarion as he was before..complain^ began, and able 10 pay hamlets, which carry the population to'160,000. Ijisle Gate of Valenciennes was deKoyed by - iS.lfe-- There was a the-sari^e rent. //' . • J " The population of Carlisle is now 14,5391 in 1S11 it was 11,500, rnagazihe of gunpowder under Uj wffich didhoi ^explode. A large" Neither can the 3r/,proposition be cinyect if the 2nd be tme, so that thfreis an-'inc"r£aseof 3Q0O. ; * ""' 1. This because "under such a'jJredicarDeht the farmer would not .require .. On ihe 19th ofApril la6t,,an act of parliament received ithstood his rent to be lowered), his distress might be relieved by forbearance.. the royal assent; which materially; affects all persons concerned in published a of a free black, who, .for the offence'of resting himself on tbe high­ 450 on the sick list. " His majesty's ministers, he (Mr Hume) had The proper remedy >vjuld not be abatement, but credit—a reasona­ tlie brewing, business. 'The act commences on the 5th July next* deelaratioii'maTtebfefore'^ wis shot way, after being told to'Begone*-by a Mr Sinclair, Was imprisoned heard lately, had seeh the injustice of the sentence, and changed it ble allowance of time to pay his rent. The following are th'eheads of tlie bill * " at Winster, in Derbyshire, by a'Mr^ftieBanlc, that he also fired for onenight, and put in the stocks; When it was discovered, that to three vcars' exile into any of the islands he might select, lhlt, " If either the isti. 2nd, or 4th propositions be correct, the 5th is a " The-preamble states,'that the present laws are insufficient lo a pistol, thdugh he*at'f(rs^aelph^t'-lS|b' he'was a tree man, a hat y/ds given' him by way of compensation. to suppos'e that'-this-hfgh-minacd man would accept of such terms njuhity, for in thai case the landlord, has no need to reduce his mode protectthe duties, and enacts,' that all Brewers shall enter in a book r Mr Goidtmm adverted to the peculiar situation in which the West of clemency, without the power of "clearing his character, or justi­ of living: but on the contrary may increase his establishment> ac- delivered to them by the officer, th'e quantity of m^t intended to be •THUjia ONE 7. The-lrish'pub- India planters and their Idcarlsse'mjnries were placed, and observed fying his conduct, was to'show-a total ignorance of his resolution w.vxn.j^vo merna mTm articles ne consumes; only under the 2nd : HOUSE'OF LORDS, used in the nest breWingTrpenaJty.2061^ "" .;'."." '** j lie works' "bill 'Was 'read -a third itn hdjpassed. ^'T/ie• Earl.qjT that t be'syst'em,' such as it w-as* had'been 'establisbedby and 'grown and his principles. "No less than SO persons had been arrested for proposition taking a eredit with his tradesmen correspondent with Mashed irialt not to be removed till^gaiiged and taken an ac­ a *Mr Clancy;" against the -*-^«-j»jie sanction -of the British legislature. *- Its reform-rriust exercising their cotistittitronal light ot petitioning tbe govermiient, ^Dd)ldisl|^id^rpre^tejt'a' '|ie^b|i'*» % that he allows to his tenants. . " 1 ' count of by the officer—penalty '2001.,; but not.to Jbe incurred for f lie Would read thepetition, k of titfjEe", and-iropof?a»e -imprb'^ in and .two of thorn, dtie a magistrate, the other a member of the le­ There- is another proposition .of Euclid's, 't that the value of Irish law cpur^bfflt 'I^ftf Sidinaiiltis removing nl'alt; after tlie worts have been drawn,offj'if the officer andcOnftr witfiothers-as to theiprtl ety of acquiescing in the progress. The appointment of a-committee at the present advanced gislature, were degraded, and to be tried for high treason. Mr II. money is now greater than it ivas during the war,"'which I have neglect to ^tehd within an hour after the speofied tiine. . tjnihat the petitioner had period of the season could'lead teVho beneficial result. Mr Ilarham then charged the Ionian government with having established A mo­ not noticed, because I think it may be applied .either way'. I should prayer of it. At present hewasof opr Sarnpfes of wort may be taken after it is drattn from the mash noxlaim of right or justice to set up. ; was of the same opinion, and rcgrcited-fh'at one or two cases of in­ nopoly of corn, ahd a system of police esjiu»iacr the most revolting, be_ extremely glad if Euclid would prove his assertion matiiemati- tub, to asct'i-tam tlie specific .gravity, M quantities,'.nd.tmore_than a FKiDAY, Joke 8. The/rpyal^'as^ "was given' by comhiis- justice shouldF have led to general abuse of the colonies. Great with oppressive arbitrary quarantine regulations, shewing"the gross­ cally, first defining what money is. Such an elucidation will be pint, whiii is to be returned ,or paid for, Worts not to be fer­ pains had been taken by the planters in general to teach Christianity est partiality in particular cases, and with imposing an excessive useful to-me in the remarks I intend to otter on the Parliamentary siori Wo the seamens* wages bill* '|he ramppund disfranchise- mented tal such samples are taken, oh penalty of 2001. Not to be 5 to the negroes, though little had been done by the established taxation to support useless offices. Within these few years 16,2921. Morality to which I alluded in a former letter. ment biD, the jurors' attendance bf" the. atttirnies and solici- incurred) if the officer neglect to attend within an hour after the tors'!regulation bill, the sale dfbn bill,"the Salop Judges* church. * The negroes were in a state of progression, and nothing had been levied fur additional salaries." Col. Robertson rec* ived a I must confess I am. ratlier disappointed in this 2hd letter of specified/time. v , was-more to be deprecated thana premature change. '"He would half per cent. On the whole revenue of thc islands, amounting to Euclid. ' I was vain enough to.expect that he wouldiiave paid lodgings bill, the Edinburgh gabF I and Lord Glentwley's •'""•Boflfes to be delivered to brewers, containing forms and certifi­ divorce bill. The Mar fids of LarMd 1 presented a report from move, as an amendment, that the hahse should, early next session, 432,4081.", which was equivalent to 21,671 dollars. Sir T. M'ait- nie the compliment of waiting to see whether I oould solve the ; appoint a select committee to inquire into the "administration of problem he started in his former letter, and then if tedisapprovei. cates, aadnpbeer or aleshaU.be sentoy,twithout.a certificate taken the committee of. foreign trade,'"U>rj fli| ' domesiic silk,• 'imanu ­ land himself held appointments to the amount' of -l-O.OCOl. a year, tlie|efriiin, ceiWying-the date, quantity, and" qualityi A "similar justice in 'the West India" islands. Sir'J. MdbMhiosh did not sec and resided in the Ionian Islands, while his presence was required of my solution, have given one upon, true mathematical principles. facture.' The exten^to" wihich it%< lately beeriimpro've^gaYe the necessity pf, extending the inquiry as' proposed by the aniend- But neither in the body of his Letter, nor.in the Postscript, where entrytribe made in the book, wbich shall be openfor the Tnspectibn an earnest.of itstfutiofe arid speedF^ :e^eriryy It Was support­ , at Malta, of which he likewise held the governorship.' The mem- of the t Meets—penalty 2001. Increase in the stock beyond'- the *nen£ Perhaps it'would be su"fficientfor the present, that the par­ j beis of the senate, who were • the creatures of Sir T. Maitland, my attempted solution is noticed, can I find any demonstrative ar­ ed by. prol»Utor^a^r:be^u^'.oihj^^''' if would have bee^.carv, preceding survey not satisfactorily accounted for, to be forfeited, ties'in the islllijd of Tobago should know, that in the next session of ' were paid, in all, 36,000 dollars. • -Mr H. concluded with moving, gument to overturn my theory. It-is true that Euclid denies that tied dn with gr#t etisadvantage. We iow get the raw-mateqal in parliament, it was Intendeci'to 'inquire 'into'the "state of judicature I have "jiroeed" over production to, have depressed the prices of and the brewer^shall forfeit 2001." The whole pf the act affects great quantities from theiterritories di the "East India Company, that an humble address be presented to his majesty for the appoint­ victuallers as well as common brewers. ' in that colony; .Such a notice would'alsd afford ample time to those ment of a commission to proceed to'the Ionian Islands, and to in­ MTADISJ^FNWRTIONABTY, or below the level of .the quantity;, but he and from Ital" -y rfnd------the- sout-h of E-~i g. - Jje washappy'to say, . Coiifktory Court,-Doctors* Commons', Tuesday, June 5. most interested to prepare for tlieirfiefericei After "some observa- adMtsaiatthejquestion "oh this point is brought iriW& nutshell, that notwithstanding the care pf the Fi~ :h gtweriimeh- t to-Eeep- Up« s quire into the state of the government, the conduct of Sir Thomas- As sQon^stSe Court met, Lord Erskihe appeared, and took tions'frorrrMr Martryat, Mr Wilberforcej and others, lfr Barhhm Maitland, the Lord High Commissioner, the causes of the dis­ where it must rest." It would have been more satisfactory, and a the manufacture of this article, yet oiSs exceeded" their sgreafly.- withdrew fiis amendment, and Lord Nugent altered lis resolution, more effectual Jnode of putting the question to rest, If Euclid hajl his seat bit the bench next to Sir W.. Scott, the judge. turbances which had lately existed, and the numerous arrests that „ „v .. . - - , . j The moment the free We was admled in the East, from that so as to pledge the house to the appointment of a" select 'committee prwetl thecontrary position^ which he-holds j butlie contents him­ mtity and- quality of the pf inquiry tiext session. Mr Goulbum said,* an inquiry here might had taken place.' 'Mf-Goit'fmrn said, tjbat because the treaty un­ K Dr Schwabey then rose and said, that he tvas counsel in this suit j tiroeiheprcgressiye improvemehi id self with giving an OPI?IION that the prices of corn seem at .present ^red article, commenced.' der which-tbis country was mi.6«'pi elector of the Ionian Islands, prc%ide the ineonvenienee of rcquilri'ng'th'e attendance of the prin- ; for Lord Erskihe, and he "Was-instructed to inform the Court, thatt.-raw material, and' also of the manufaj , , to bear a certain fair proportion to the produce and, to the price of the noble lord being, since the. institution of these proceedings, The committee wished to call the atten' of the house to the-du- cipal persons-cohnectca'Hv^tli'tiiegov'eVhni"erit6f the island ;* butlie declared them" to be'"free*" -and independent states, it d d not . other things/* without shewing on what pound that- opinion is perfectly^atisfied. of the innocence of Lady Ersftine; had determin­ ties on raw silk. He did not expeeta: articular reductiqn'of fho. h'adno objection to kibm'htistsidn being_sent but"*' The motion was follow that they we-Te' to have" the same institutions as this coun­ formed. My opinion remains unchanged,- that tbe quantity of ed, in justice to her ladyship, and to his own feelings, to-withdraw dutie's. J5ome modification mighthfe.i e in the nature arid mode then put and'neg^itivedljy iBS'ttim The Mdrguis of Landmck'tfy: try. The true'/Way to" ascertain how nuieh these institutlwis produce, now when, flour is 2s. per stone, is not nearly doublp his suit for a divorce. Certain proceedings were now pending be* bf payiiSg thedrawbacks. Thetnahis irers Were willing to stand had been ameliorated wduld'bc to compare *the-m with those what it was when flour was 4s. because if it, were, upon Euclid s tween the parties, which he hoped would terminate the matter at the competition With the French mm _ me arid foreign markets, own shewing, great distress could nob ensue, to the farmer,, bu,t issue, by a deed of separation,-%vhich was then drawriup. The if only a protecting duty was put one'.4 extent'of the difference in -merely mconyerdenee frorn. the slowness of the sale J and as Ihavo Court was aware that Lady Etskihe had also applied for alimony; the price of labour in the two countries,' Another thing .the com- Mnted above, a simple forbearance on the part pf the landlord and a separation, and her suit Was still pending. Lord Erskinc mittee had looked at was the. act reema g the prices',of labour of wouldbe an effectual remedy for the evil. , ; « . ' 1 was, however, anxious to state, that he mfeantaltogether"tbwitb> the siBc •weavers in Spitalfields> an® J> event |he*ihtroducrtqn of -But if r am disappointed upon this part of the subject, I am stiH f draw his application, even if her ladyship were advised, to continue all new,;ahdfdr'eigh;m;achmeryintoi^^^ rhahufactbry. He then cHhed'aeceptirig th^'gra'nC -His situation, however, had since bly consisting of persohs the best" adapted for the situation from more so," to find that uie mwmisedjoint in which Euplid " differs! her suit He. therefore prayed,'that the assignation granted by the mQyed that the report be printed, ihi d up6n"'the table, which changed, and hB^a^now-"'mlli%'to accept it , His-iordship then ! their rank, talent, and character.- "With regard to the disturbances entirely withme,** and^which I looked with moire interest^ arises J Court should be allowed to stand' oyer until the. next Court, day. was agreed to. The Marquisr then gaywotiCe Uiat' after the holi­ gave notice,'that "Be wmtld moye'a resolution on 'the subject on j at Santa Maura, they occurred during the absence of Sir T. Matt- altogether from a rnj*xmeeptiph •» his'part, of the meaning of one ; Dr Adams said, that, as ciimisel- far ''I*dy. 'msfaiiej* Hcji'adn6*bb- day^ he would make a motibn'tintfflJ TOfeftw.thp foreign slave' Xriday.- ajfrJ?a'^e-tliohght3stfi but the conduct of Sir F. Adam", who commanded them of rny expressi6n*^ii»«d nq.doabtby the characteristic ungJcQful- I'jecfidn to. t^application. ".^OVJScqtt^^then.^rdere4Accordingly, trade.-^Counsel were"'heard' oil behkj#r, sWOB'of thejje'titipners a-ibrmerpiaHilanentj'-tbb:siu9ect''sn^d'':be'nsieivcid bf k'Jhessak>| was" in every respect'prbper.- .Those disturbances, HE .(-Aw-W- nessof a ploaglnnarfsTOimniisirionl. In arguing that^the porfe - Lord Erskihe thenro.se, ahaob^rredtlhttthe-aft^ against the^ Irijh,courts of law bill.—Adfc^fia to Wednesday. ffom the tbtwae? It"worild b]lA%lso'pr6»ei-, that iht-^piise"•should i would repeat wire d&eabiiontja by an ill-founded notion, that the - fiould not be keptJ&u£> daticiriye-ic^tKA^i!foreign com,' pose of declafit^hiS-conmrrenceiri whrit bafl faltertrfrom his coun-i ^HOUSE'GF COMMON'S. June^" Several t : , &*timepf«^ri^^*fiSl1Pened -".if:^the Gieaf &mhar of seK,, Hew-as the more'tJie^ petitions wert presented against tti&pdbr lawf -amendment*bi1l,and becn%ny-ie^^*«e.Dtilce''6jf?,dW*Mce;''''-Tite''MarqWif XoiC-) ever, had not sent troops against the insurgents, unta-eyery otbgc. Jfature sees reason to pimish.tjh^ stes of a nation by dearth, shall person in this laird, in whose good opinion hewa|itfoVekbxiops..tQ r dtinforty said, -a fresn'medage had riot been dbemed- necessary in j means of tranqniHizing thesinad been exhausted; add after an m* JXatare sees reason jjuuiau,^^ ams 01 j» UTU.IUN i»- aearui, SUMI yciwu hliub jkiuj ui wuuse gwii opioiojinewa two in its favour. Sir R* »i&o?pho%h*tjft|i6 bill, ihsteka of a the case of the Princess of Wales. The other topic might more ; surrection so general, -only four- executions bad taken place ; and one class ..not tbjow the burtbeh enarelv Upon the ^ther, but stand vvell, than in that pf •tbe' learned-personWb poori^ieftiilt/shtmldnje'de-noT^in^ bill, itfr a properiy'be' ntse'rase"! Wben'memiestfonfcamebefPreuecommitfce. the believed the. whole number of killed and wounded amounted achi^Uy me*' E?*% °.f the infliction?" .From *hiS;iexpression Court..; Sir W, Scott-said, that as the matter nownoi , 4too.fohead b'een signified. Mr Forbes svi&, had been substituted more conformable to the act of parliament, way, 4*1 did not mistake Euclid's meaning, his first letter was mily. The Court was crowded to excess, and Lady Erskine was Sir li.'Wilsoii justified the laffin&gf fie had sipped tb ith'e bill. Sir his wish was, that all the Royal DuMes should be put on an 'equal { With regard to M. Martinengo, it had been decided by the highest m opposition to such a notion; but it is a sentiment which I will present, accompanied by a female'friend. " , . ' C. JBurreU disapproVed.ofie, ^rJy^Cfe^i^iiy'p^C'^ question with footing. - He hoped; that'the hoiise would hear no more objections t legal authorities, that he.must be tried before tbe high eommissioti- T^iiS6 to W0^- My-arguments never soared .stfhlgh,! DiiiLLriJG.-r-An agriculturist, who has written a work5 dm 1 on the score- of character or ill conduct -Mr N- Calvert protested j er, or some authority, delegated by him. Thc individual himself Frf ^Mgteiieen with secondarj- causes oijlyjibnt if the subject, recommends the drilling the rows hi aline to the'12 -against its being supposed, tbat'as a prince of the blood, any indi- J ttever protested against the tribunal; but he claimed not to be tried nri™ hl^V?' at we have mvF douWfi quantity at half, oldocksuri.^ "This should be particularly attended to by those who" z rnis-person (stm «t?anea nts sttpation. inr -xjusnrngum vidiial hada right to a particular grant from that house. The-grant • until the answer to a petition he had sent to the king of England « «Wreef*-l. cannot perceive how there can beany chastise,; are farming on cold clays. A "farmer gives the fohowihg practical 1 said this'was the" fiAt _*tiihe ?ad ds na t m was the" fiAt'"-Minem Had'heaVd ti^ehriante'o f this individual must depend WtM:i pleasure" of the hous'c, the consent ofthe crown j should arrive. If this bad been granted to a roan of high rank and ^ wf,f i ^ ^ ?f-* ? V ^.present plenty. • . testimony r—" I have made one trial; m the present^eason, on a either as •a-'subjeetdf^ having been first signified. The question, that the house do resolve i great possessions like Mr Martinengo, they could not have rehisvd sented ^utjt_seems». after all, to-he the opinion of Euclid, thatm the ; thirty-acres field of wheat, in part of which the ridges lav direct itself int5the*cothiftit^tee" oh Friday, Ha-ss then put and agreed to. | a similar indulgence to themcanest individual. Whatever inccn- ^""^stances.of. tlie, landed -interest, every thing is right' north and south, the other part east and'west The result was, that ofthe After a discdssibhof some length, a motion1 by Mr Courtenay, tor j venience Mr Martinengo suffered by not entering on hi.-, defence, excepting the rent; and as a traendly arrangement of that, founded the part drilled from- north to south was more free from mildew, insl going into a committee on ihe clairiis of the American loyalists, j he brought upon himself.' The court was obliged to bear evidence ,011 just calculation, and combined with other circumstances within and by, far superior in quality and quantity." ' me Court of Kin' the tenant's own power, was. among my remedies, in the main we was carrieied by 80 to 77, but several members having objected to j against him, and to proceed to sentence. M r Martiricngo was al- BEVERLEY RACES. ii6n* Thtffearia friends, ur.tii it was aom-dia^^,,,widely, . larVyour's, Wednesday, June 6, a Sweepstakes of 20gk each, p. p. for thrije duct'of-tlisisbc^;-^-"^ ftiB^liS*b^ _ , enroringii^ttttipoifttd'c^nslffi? ^ , „ of money at so late an , lowed indulgences of communications to his A rJOivtf-VK-XjrjMBF'RLANi D PLOUGHMAN. year olds (3 subs.) Col. King'sb. f. Lunatic 1. Mr WHting's b". tlte existeiice ofthe Socfety for the Strtpression'-o'r.'lfice; " Hetlfad fibdrj'jHr Courtenay agreed to postpone the subject found that he wished to exert his great influence in tampering with June 11th, 1821 twicers who we're colleOting evidence against him. Mr G. then t Tio^AYrJlTNE li" Mr Hobhouse presented a petition from c by Tramp 2. always .tb^^f*^%|^.#i^]l|v"l!.%aVapSirdity" of-t that"Ipciety were, % ZA%**y™^te.SFffcot-iK*Wpdiou^e celebrated ,1 he Maiden Plate of 501. for all ages, was won at 3 two mila -alike; it had laea^^^^^m^^fstji 'B**d.eVen injured'piihhcl certain inhabitants of Liverpool, against the poor lawssmehdment denied the unhealthiness ot the Island of Sapta Maura, and read trial,.when_the Solicitor General turned poor nervous X,t. ^^^^^.^^^.^ '~vtm^i--V^!^\4ia^^^^ {lii^'notice that ptherwjs'e.weffild^have bill, and stated that heColild not consent to the measure, unless it the report of the medical inspector general, which shewed a pro­ —i_ ,— -»,t———c.'Jos^ftfWKting Mr ^tortjJ'*islJ»-c. by or into a kaleidoscope. It bad appeared at a previous rehearsaLat' Cramlington, and 4 others. rcniainedln'ob^rity^ ^^shopl^ neyerf gfet the mock-modesty Was accdmpanied with a repeat of the vagrant and begging laws', portion of one sick person to 25i- healthy persons. lie denied that BjaRdenb.urgh House, that her majesty's sailing, master, had but Thursday, June 7, Go,ld Cup, by subscription of logs, each, p. p. with which it hadseilta noticVto an^*h6*iourablebaronet,complain­ ahd-the restrictions' on thes,emigratrbn of artisans. Mr- Froughnrii Mr Fianiboriala had been harshly dealt with. He %vas expelled the aii. JneWferent memory as to names and dates, and therefore the with 20gs. added by tbe town, (8 subs,; was won by M!r Gaseoigne's ing of the mdeco^"ni of •'sp^e rfjtile prnftiWents of his residence. Ibbughttliatthe'laws allided^to must certainly" be repealedj'if the senate, because he admitted a libel on that body to be his hand­ secretary Schiavini gave him ail absjract of the times of .arrival and b.b. Cardinal Wolsey, beating 4 others. ". '' The, real object .of the new pjociation-ih'f belifeyed to 1106 Srip- proposed bill were adopted^ "-and Ineasures ofpreparatibtt should be writing, which imputed venality and corruption "to the senate. I le departure, from the royal voyager's journal, to assist his recollec­ The Members." Plate of 50L was won at 3 heats by Mr G. L. prtss" the' liberty of. m|pre% mc\ by" ja#ab'aBngtoe^^elyes' vfiih adopted, having fof kbelr object to render-the "administration of it contended that the moderate salaries granted to the different officers tion .In the court The first question of the Solicitor General was, Fox's b. c. Percy. . ' . ,,. , , the gqyerririierit, to .se^eShen^lfes,;whi|t they pretended .jase&fe safe to 'the'polled of the"1 country, as well as sere .and-'bene* o'"^—--f these island1--J s were les' -s -.. than when. they were allowe„ d , t.o take fees u Mpir,Mmg,Wtt;yoa.Q% the yoya#6,.ftvnv Tunis id Jaffa?", and Friday. June 8, a I-£untef's Stakes of lOgs. each, p. p«(7 subs.) the cduh'try, "H61believeettEe'Md^ty to.te.if^find'^pai^ly.ln/fc^ry ilcial'to the '-podr 'tliemselVes.'1 The iheasurcmeasures Bhee' -alltfde-allrftted to of office,'and the alteration, that had taken place had netted to the- the shormessqf the witness's memory rendering an appeal to the was won I Mr Thcrold's br. g. Why-not, beating 5 others. arid partly in \vickedhcsV, atfiujjder tjis impresslbn he gave th«> delated to the -means of 'facilitating emigration arid coloniza- government a profit of 117 per cent. With regard to the corn mo­ paper necessary, he was askedwhen he made those memoran­ x\ Silver l "up, given by the town of Hull, value 50gs. added to a ^ire^entpetitkiit.Ms/warn^Qs^.E^oft.." SrM. Chobnandely.saiiilie iioni .x-Mr-'S: ^Botiriie ctiticiifresi in the observations.of*'the- two nopoly, as it was called, Sir T. Maitland had, in tbe first instance, dums?" Instead of giving a. true account of. the matter, in which Sweepstakes of 5gs. each, p. p.. had be'eome a memoef dfthe society froi seeing indecent carica­ preceding-Sj*iii!aker^f and'lhrt|-(er:obsbrved, that the 'poSvcts bf the abolished it; norJdid he, until he found it necessary to avert a there was no harm whatever, he answered " they were copied from Mr Storey's b. h. Little England, aged . - , - 5 • 1 1 tures, ^ahd, other prints, menl^'i^feaw safe, wliicht.when he; magistrates must bfe Uinitea^"if-thfe amount of parish-funds was to scarcity, re-establish it, by authorising an individual toitnport com his own originals;" ,and your readers will, remember that this eva­ was abpjV'ebuld^only Baye*^ %0ujisee> be limited. M? Harbofd^vas.fcirriical to th^ bifl as'beihg founded Mr Wright's Master. Fray, by l^ccadilly, ,4 yrs old 2 8 O 2 ? from the Black Sea; and %%hat would have been the case now, sion led to a series of questions, as to when and where he copied Mr Ha\yorth'sgr, c. Joseph,'4 yrs old. ,4 irig pu^li<^"ion*s'/Mywliich &|Marispnp vei'e dravrii-.he/wecn. the. on the principle-of Maltlius, that a 'certain' portion ofvice-'and whCn-thousands-of fugitives were crowding to those islands, had 0 3 e them» in what language, .and by whom the originals, were written, Lord'Scarborough's b. c. ,by.§molensk<(, 3 yrs old. 4. 4 -Ao4 el ^t^'cKaracte^ ate' and mem.ost abo.mina-: misery must neceXnnl^ *agla;" He believed the objects of the antly refuted by Mr "Go'dWiri. -. Mr Brougham hoped that the ques­ judge of the degreeof credit which was to be attached to the charges the picture was varied in all possible .ways, until the only true one Mr Whitting's b. c> by lVamp, Sl.yrs old ' "*-"" - "dr" association to be'.prai^worfty/lojt he sad not leisure, to attend tion would be discusse_ . d rriqre as a matte. r of - science tha. n one of brought against Gen. Maitland. That had happened to him which < came at last, as above stated^ but tbe: gallant lieutenant bad -first * The second heat a dead one between Littlp England and Joseph their 'meedn^s;^d^^e^eib*ret'^iu d not hold hirnself xesponsi- party politics; It' had been ..already treated-, out of doors, irr a I cdnstantly occurred to others; he must expect to be traduced, faintod under the operation, and bis reputation, for veracity, remains Those marked thus.0, could hot" p'e placed." •' . blCi'fer f^lr'ptc^^t^/-['^r'^ih^h}^av^\h most exiraor-manner as unp.. r incipled as,..;SBOrt^sighted. ,-3/r Maxwell Conceived | slaridcred, arid riusrepr'esehted, as ev*-rv utlier officer of Iris distin- in a swoon to this day. There was also a good deal of kaleidoscope At Ditnse fair ori Thhrsd^y se*nmght, there .w-as a large, show, of ainary, if me^raotlxt^.pf ;tbe.;|dcietyfwere ser pure .as "repre­ that machinery dught to be taxedTfor the, relief of the poor, as it I guished talents and sen-ices (which 'i.d'been manv to his country, play between the Attorney-general and Eieut Tlownara, as to M. cattle, which met with dull sale," " * ... ,."-. .. sented" by tlie hdnburable" baronW thatj their proceedings should had thrown many of them ourof employment. . On the motion of' both in civil and military capacities) would be, "and to incur the be so" par*ial-'r^iW tltef wfiilsfthet jvere so tpnder arid sensitive, as Bfirgami's sleeping, in her R. H's. tent, on. the deck • for a .few- Thursday" se'nnight, v between II joid 12 at night, the Thpriias^ Mr Aldenhan. Wood, aeojiy was ordered to be laid before the house \ hatred and malevolence of those vik- w-.e envious of his power or ; .weeks , /The worti^seaman. ,, by the fuss which the lawyer-mad- e transport, John Dysart, rhaster,"iri attempting to cnter the Ifutnber. shouldlie sb re- of the report madeby the magistrate's of tlte county of Somerset, at \ desirous of partaking it. Mr II. C. R-nnett and Mr FRAN* -\w- about the matter, was afraid there might be some impropriety, in j struck, on the.Stoney Binks, !aud soon Beat to pieces; She 'had on ant.tibels tHe last quarter sessions^ upon, the charges preferred against Uie go- i ported the motion. Mr J. >. (,RAI-t c; .veived that no imputation it, though he could see none, and therefore fenced with the "qucs- j board an officer with* 126 soldiers of the 20th regiment, who as well as , the njost vernoi- of llehester.gaol.-- Sir.R. WHsm presented a petition from J rested on' tbe character of Sir T. Maitlstid. but would vote for the tion so Jong, that he not only raised some dpnbts of bis-own vcraci- 1 the crew- were saved by the life boat A sailor's wife wasiuifoitu-exalted characters on the other side. A|to one of tfie topics alluded W. Benbdw, complaining of his having been imprisoned in eonseL S inquiry, knowing it would" redcund to his "honour. MR FTWHEN ty, btitalso drew a sligbt suspicion on his .royal benefactress's con-1 nately drowned. • , qnence of a demand of excessive bail; Upon an' indictment preferred , said his" abjections were not to the man, or to the" case', but to the duct But when he at last avowed the truth, he found there was \ MCT.tum IS Paqvo. Tfie iron bar bridge -gainst him by the Bridge Street Association. Mr Goulbum, in 1 law under which he ac!ed; a law subversive of all juv^-e ' and the no more harm under the tent than in Lieut. Flynn's memoranda;' tween the points of suspension, erected las:

that in fact a woman cannot sleep upon a ship's deck, without a j near Pax ton Ford, about six miles above ( ...... „ man to hold ber in bed; and that; consequently, .a.-lady and-,Brown, R. N. proves of,su.chady^njag^to^g^cbu^ gentleman may " repose** in the" same room at seam, unsunned : ascertaining the. experice of "tin's bridge'/ to. uncertainty might remain upbh thk-subject, positive nistrwetions onimon.that no case had been made out individually"a^ain^t" Sir snow." This was instantly proved by, her majesty's counsel de- [ ot' the county interested in the work", have, .iJitn. prbpeV Iiliprg||(ry, I have applied to a comparison'of'h^made in' another place' re^rd-, had been Sent out that it,-should .19 ^no casb be resorted to;- Lord 1 hernias MaltMnd/ljnt enough had been shewn to rende^a revWen : claring that the fact wasa part of their case:,of the concobora- j voted, the. capt^n one tb'ou^d^i^eas o\;ei:.a^d*a^eIin.isi!tttate. I ing Nexo,. and an mdn^^a"'whoMh*°i] K^-not at liberty to name, Milton observed, that-from the stare of.the business before tlie - of the Ionian system bf government necessary. The Marquis of lions it afterwards received in your Town-ball and elsewhere, I!'—Capt Brown is now-far advanced' in the; erection of VPier of [The petKtion; was. 'theXre'ad/and 'pi$en|||0'be printed. Col. iiJflWj. house, it was. not likely he could have an" opportunity that' day, Londonderry contended that the charges had been con-.yktelv re"-

'need not spealc Mr Williams had a long kaleidoscope play with i Suspeilsptii on the same principle,.'.'w.^'..r^ro"/Newhawn;'"hear Jirqught in'a bill for better pieventing the adulteration of cloVer nor for ^several days-to Cpme,';to bringon his motion relatrve to the futed, and deprecated any premature interference w ith tbe internal the Swiss chambermaid; and though she appeared " repeal of,the tax on foreign wool. .He, therefore, now gave notice,. affairs of the Ionian Islands, as tending to excite jealousies imon

the letter, affair. Majocchi also lost himself in the. t, „ ...... r ,,, ,,.,._,..„ ...... ^rr~, ^ . . , land succeeding in his motion for leave to bring in a-bill for ! tion, and Sir /. Coffin opposed it MR Hume contended, in rephv — - rugged part of thc coast will in, future' be av6idf|d,' The"exp.e^e of as Attorn,ey-Genei;aJ, sbp^found'that he must make himself a party -the repeal of the agncliftural horse tax, and- of 'that bill reach- - tfiat none of tbe charges had been refuted. The motion was then FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. this operation will be a mere trifle when compared with an erection to the illegal and unjust ^ratStice.s preyailing there, of r^fnairl subv- ing a committee, he. would move that it be- an instruction to • negatived, on a division, bv 97 to 27. Mr CHCHI-UND obtiined ln-n•«» BY THE KING. of masonary.—The wife of Henry Frost, ofj&udbury, weaver,>dme ject'to a life of disquiet and-mortificition, or take the course,' which •the committee to bring up a clause for the repeal of the wool tax. i to bring in a bill to facilitate summary proceeding bc'ore iiis^re^ A PROCLAMATION'APPOINTING A DAY FOR THE time since sold to one Wm' Whiting for Is, .jj&t".' HAK returned" to.her he did,- of relinquishing his jtpp'ouuniemv' On his return "home hMre Hmne then address.edthe hpuseat great-length on the griev-' of the peace and others; also a bill to rek

attces of the people Qf the Ionian islands. . He was sony, that the transmissal of depositions and recognizances from m W\RTL .* Britfshcharaeter was not how in that estimation in which it was justices of gaol delivery. «°*,mzjn«.*.s from magistrates to held when he (Mr H.'). yished those islands. They were; bv tlie ; Fsiday Ti»vr r \U ir ;U . , treaty of 1815, to retain their own form of government- until*they unitarkn disinter- • ?mth J>nser}ted a V<**™ the received a constitutional charter from this com • ^ - of our Royal Coronatiotion upon Tuesday, the Ist.of August then A man named Edw. Davies, his°vifeaiid two children Were in betl j shtVrildsubmit tothein did "not reitorfithe Statement of MrCapper arrival of'Sh- T. Maitland.nt Corfu, in 1818, 1 next ensuing, at our "Palac* e at W cstminster; and whereas, by our I in tbe garret and were buried in tlie ruins. .They were'dug but as- alone,* but "were authenticated By tlje affidavits of -otlfer" pCi'soris" 'ofmissed Kamboriala, arid four other senators, Royal Proclamation, bearing date the 12th J uly, we thought'fit to j soon aspossible, but, withthe exception of the youngest child, all • unimpeachable" characters. Iti "tfie" Nay after the arrival' qf Mr '; corrupt, and left th'e "seriat7und"eTth^ for^hP^UWr°P ^ ^ an-v £ltention to P™pose the same remedy w gr n ces whlch he hnd adjourn the said solemnity until our Royal will and pleasure should , dead. The baby was almost miraculously preserved by the fall of. CapperCapper, he happened to see, through tie bars 6f the'prlson at Scar- ': whom both the French government and Sir .J1. CamnhplCampbell haha,di reR„l- I ,f," i^?, - proposed upon a former cr iniscondiict. Now Pi- j Character, and had-afterwards ^^^^^^^^ ™^ ^uenceof a letter from Lord ' ^^M^^^^ to" be attended The as at present, however, in ; ^.^^^^.^th^ol^l^oofthe land tax was received. f the receivers g^erS the ^sponsible authority in" the 1 t bc a dungeon at Zante, because he had signed a petition to bis Britan- ! somrdlcusstonrit rKiST ?J Printed; and, after of hs father, (enjoying, for 2b nicJVfajesty, complaining of thc arbitrary conduct of Sir T. • Mait- committee Sdbe^ ON IETHLT ^ BCFOTC THE ru a arid tie son had under him.a Spa- ~re w^s butonepress allowed in the islands, and that was mitte* H™*'*,****,** !*' . PP«'rs that the Mr Capper asked fot the warrant A government paper painted but nonecoild be produced by Mr Mit­ tairied a gro'ss libel On the people of our Coronation, do duly give their attendance at the said solem House of Lords. The Rev. Mr Dymoke, the champion, presented chell, A month afterwards Mr Capp'r heard that the wretched Maitland^ in one of iis letters

iiity, on the said 19th day of July,-in all respects furnished and bis son as his deputy instead of Mr Reader; but (lie .approval of prisoner was in a dying state, and hi foundhim in a lower dun- cause why he dismissed thc cotmcDiors: anpointed as to so great a solemnity appertaineth, and answerable the deputy was referred to his Majesty's pleasure. The Bishops of geon than he had previously occupied- shut from the common air ! ventured to complain of this libel. On t to the dignities and places which every one then respectively hold- 1 lum| J Durham and Batb and Wells claimed the right of supporting the in an almost insupportable cUmate, aid with his left leg in the : land to the islands, after visiting this country on the subject of 'their puinmiunr or rne cniet iusticp-5 m n,„ —» V LAW ' SIR .1 L ene a eth and enjoyeth ; and of this they or any of them are not to fail, presented a petition from Ack^rth11 tT"*' °S * King at the coronation ; but on account of age prayed to be allow­ stocks, Where it had been for "jib less than 4 fortnight His hag- j new constitution, the most fulsome addresses were presented to tnW nTn^,im..r,» W,N ..i!., i'"* ' i->ancashirecashire., arraincagainst TU~th e —poo r as they will answer the contrary at their- peril, unless by special ed to act by deputy. The. claim allowed; "but toappl y to tbe King laws' amendment bill, which wl gard body was excoriated by sitting, wthoot tlie power of chang- ; him, and triumphal arches and statues wereerected. The persons Which -Mr Brougham, Mr Satrlni ^ convcrsation, in reasons, by oursc'H", under our .sign raanuel to be allowed, we shall to be excused service and 10 name deputies. Many other claims ing his posture, in the filth and ordure fcat had".accinnnlaCed during . mostactive in these testimbnies of adulation were selected for places dispense with any of their scrvjees or attendance,* Given at our peated the observations which had iallon1 °thers ro~ were .disposed of; /some being allowed, others rejeeted.—Her Ma­ his miserable Confinement Mr Cappar went to Sir F. Robinson*; {.of power arid profit. Oa the 18fh of April, 1817, Sir T. Maitland 011 THCTJZT1 \ROM THEM 1 JUl 11 Court the, 9th day of June, lftjil, second, year, of out reign. occasions as to this topic. R VQAL WAS former jesty dined at the Mansion-house of London, on Saturday, with the the president, and described the situatien df the unfortunateman ; declared, that a revolutionary conspiracy was on,foot and a num Tho usury laws'ronr^rr-'n" biil ' " * poned until next session. The renort 1 tal blil wa s postos - The Gazetteiblso cotttaiqs a proclamation* for the elec­ Lord Mayor, Thorpe. Lord and Lady Hood, Lady A, Hamilton, and Sir Frederick accompanied "him tb&e him the next mprriing. ber of respectable individuals wi»re arrested. Afterwards, however, - The report ,TLS tu ° P * tion of a Scots peer, in the room of. the late Earl of Stair, to take and means was brought up, am 1.1 ? E TNMMcommitte, e of ways Earl FitzwiUiam, Lord and Lady Milton, Lord and Lady 11, and means was brought tin ™IJR me »! »» ~* ----- On seeing his situation, with proper feelings, such as became the conspirary was found to have been wholly fabricated by one ntl place at Holyrood House, Edinburgh,, on tlieSud of August next. MrMaberly, an™A d Mr J.T /V ?. >! ^ ^afte r• f° " '-^ticns by Spencer, Hon. G. H. Bennett, M. P. Mr and Mrs Ponsonby, Sir a man of humanity,, he expressed'his regret-at what he saw. But Lapendchi and another person. For this crime Lapcnochi was re Alio an ordei; iu council for suspending .the ballot for the local mi­ Mr VaasittnrU it agr^d u., and'biil ^ P«ed to by Ronald Fergusosn, M. P. Mr Whiibread, and Mr Hume, were it was said at the time that the man: was insane. If be even were sentenced tp death ; but the lord high commissioner commuted the 01 a litia, for ones year* from the 27th.of June ifl.st The ^ar<,iu.,i^ncm^rry moved the o ! L ?^ «^d'"ngh% also at the dinner. Lady Fitzwilliam - and the Earl of Darlington so, Great God ! was tliit the treatment for a" case of insanity? sentence to nine years imorisonraent one of which was to be soli­ cr of the Coquetdalu "Rangfrs Yeomanry Cavalry—Capt. A. Atkinson, to into a committee to consider of tho ^ dav for 'i'i- "Vr: o . tr,, ,,'4 " ' weorgc / winner, ner iViajcsty was on tlie ground m a caiPnaee and six, with England, he would apply for redress o the courts of justice.or to of 2$ Tbi people were o vote for them-from-lists sent by "Sir T. people might erroneously thirk th.L? . *> a recent tw.!i (jjovcr, Lower h.ast SmuMeld, Middlesex, od and colwrrrqan. , Lord and Lady Hood and Wm Austin. The Oak States were Won parhament. If it had not been for tfc humanity of Mr, Capper, Maitlandi The people •eru'sed'to vote: they were indignant at e a «nse of hi, parbamen^^f^ ' .^d been aStSf^!

r WMMMNIIMMMMMMMMNMMMMMMMMMNNNM JHH)l)iiriiimI»ALJLAND-SALES COLLIERYLULLim.. v aV(, l ...... - " ««l to t[le circumstances which had *|wy cannot, but hope, that some measure may be adopted to lesseu ANTS a Situation as AssHtwit, m a Sdiopt either in To be LET, fur a Term of Years, and entered npipm immediately* exist. ' f W Yorkshire, or the County fj Di*ham,.a loiing'Man ELFORD COLUllRY, in the County of Northum- •not natives of Ireland or Scotland, the wbo hasfor some Time R^^lS^lV^T. B berland. A small Fire-EnginEngine is already o\erected , and by a recommend tliat thfe practice of passing fn ^ respectable School in tljo Keighbonrhood of London. He moderate Advance of iCapital, (a Proportion of which the Lessor settlement bo suspended ibr one year from * wailld have no "Objections to take charge of the higher Classes in will contribute,) the Colliery may he rendered current-going. The the Sloop ECLIPSE, 50 Ditto, next; it being evident that even when Mathematics-; A Situation will; ho jrelerrol where a Title for Situation is eminently calculated to ensure a large Vend. f4h0. above are nearly new, well found with Store*, and weli lies (which is not often the case), they Orders can be obtained. L«t«*, (1 «*-paid) addressed X. Y. Z. The Concern may be viewed by applying to Edw> Scott, Belford adapted for arty I rade iheir Burthen wouldsuite. For further Par-, immediately leave them to resume their previous pursuits, or ate Post •Office, Bishop Auckland, Durham, will be attended lo. and If all Farm; and further Particulars known of Mr Taylor, Whit­ ocular* apply to at H II. M AitKHAM, Stockton on Tees. dismissed by the parish officers with trifling relict; and that, this satisfactory Reference given* J, ley, new- North Shields, who will also treat for tho letting of the in a great majority of instances, is the only result which occurs Colliery.—May 18, 1821. ^ja^>e SOLD by Auction, *?^t HI. - ""'Vino-. * hat it is the opinion of this committee, from an enormous expenditure in their conveyance from one pju* DlilARDY, of the kingdom to the other. VALUABLE SHEEP FARM IN ROXBURGHSHIRE. On Thursday tiw Sl^'mtt, at the-Three Kings, Quayside, New* HAIM.CUTTMB, FEMWWJI, AND ORNAMENT At tt Ui 5 ,C,A3ck in nis majesty be civil,]..,! , "~ ~e""»« • t-jr- a t j l ° the Afternoon, ' P cfl rgwi on "the consniM .j*1?"3* ano fadditiona Great Britainl sum o, f nomoneyt exceed-, to I Your committee are of opinion, that the abolition of tho system HAW SWWM&UL&E**' To be LET, and entered to at Whitsunday, 1822, ,dated lund •agrants should be accompanied with more ex HE LANDS & FARMS of VENCHEN, 'WIDE-OPEN, IMM rC good Snow AGENORIA, Mr Wm the sum of ?' a & a %XiT ai No. lVQUAYtHttB* MSWCASTLE, T OPEN HAUGII, and TOWN YETHOLM-MAINS, " ^ i*7i ?r f '* ™.¥nX at Hillgate End, Burthen per imprisonment; they therefore recommend, that "ra yfOST respectfully be Leave to offer his grateful Ac» fu the Parish of Kirk Yethohri, presently occupied as One Concern anegiste "easy rDraugh 141 Ionst o,f ur.tt'ator4 came • ?«* ,„oinin7e $Kee—k7 an""L"/d a* Half o"f* Coal"ri'T,s" a"*t* ictcd of an act of u-ilfui vagrancy be com- jLVJl kiiowledgments for thkX^fwjmce ho has uniformly expe- by Mr Robert Oiivor. ThesearUot > built in the River Tyne, and launched than one month for the first offence; and rjcnced from bis Friendsandj theP"ohc in general, and has the any in the District, 1 Exp "' - •« - and may be sent to cntories may be had measu,..^, „»U.K ,«» JIT., sm'wble Quantity of Arable Ground of good Turnip Soil," and lie " „?1?<'MA:S FAITH'S Office, Broad Cliare. jicar Mmdra Mill, Six Miles South of Kelso, conveniently for NewcastleM , 7th«im>e, 1821. ed to"th« „t.ij increase in their incomes*. for the apprehension of vagrants be discontinued; that a sum, not knowledge—Newcastle, June 8th, 1821. Mmkets, and for the Access to Wooler, Kelso, and Coldstream. 6 K ent v £vmJ n££»n« rfJ^- °0 / u ' ^censure AM d ministers for less than 2s. 6 d. nor exceeding 5s., at the discretion of the magis­ _ 1 Jiere is an exceUant;Steading of Offices, and every Accomoda­ her Hu .• ^ ' P°r SALE by private Contract ™^CT VRTHTLF^T^A * * • contrasted the trates, be paid by the parish in which the act of vagrancy has been To Coal .Owners, Ship Others, Builders, #e. tion on the Premises.foMhe Comfort of the Tenant, and Preferva- woatiCT ot tne XJuke of Clarence in a late trial with the dc- committed; and that upon a. repetition of the offence, the party feel 9 S W SHIP URTON and RUTTJ5R, $hip Breakers, &c. Uo» of the Stock, ':>.-.;. sSJEft•'-°X J S ' landing 0n the Jt n 1 1 apprehending be bound over to prosecute at the sessions, and that ^, ^ great Pleasure <. in offing most grateful Jtcknawlcdgments. The Proprietor will let the Farm on a Lease of proper Endu­ ot a ncar rdative ^^&X ^1^^ reody^aLclong, wT, ,° ^ V'? - Neither could he the justices in sessions be empowered in such cases to order the B iorget the petulant disilam with which tli to their Friends and the P# ie, for d>eflibem| Support they have rance in the Course of the ensuing Autumn, and no Preference Length abuVe Deck"' _ payment ofthe prosecutor's expences out of the county rate. « ith a view to the probability that the passing of t]: ar Lo Lo ?STSuK^.t^ ° * $ ^""^ had hoped the l he great importance of obviating the present abuses which'take 0f which the}'are enabled to jiell oil casonoble TeQQA-iila consi-/l of May, one Thousand eight Hundred and* twenty-one, an Wanted i?JI \n UI»»»»J>im. The sum of #5001. had been place under that act, seems to render an arrangement of this de der well worthy Attention. ; I ^, ., I Sf^-W %n^^y H6njry. Collingwood, and- William Burrell, hteto h uke of Cla ace Ullder that net. seems to RONDOR nu nwmmmumf nf this d(a- -Ki ..II... a * KStS,h K £ :P ^"ee, and had been con- scription absolutely necessary ; and if such an office were! placed' P S 'Mf & R.. have alvitys on land large Stocks of Plank3" Esqfures, two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, .in and for ScaUse hii ad no 0 The Proprietors of Blvth Dock hf.w vo«r^,fi, 11 . SS£,S^ £ ? P*" ^™^ income. It Was very under the controul of magistrates whose attention was directed to Sleepers,: and other Ai-ticleifpfColhrj-Coiisnihption. . -«vr._t ^-..-^ «—- ' to their Friondq THL VIS • •? respectfully to communicate JSi f'nn ,f ^ » ^rapta" of one of the royal family at the vagrancy generally (by which the regular police offices would be North Shields, aiaySSJ,-1*21. Charts flrllhcTr^ iMerert in genera!, that thcir SeSr I a thw"* \1,6 casL' of the was d'ff*"«it from the greatly relieved), the most beneficial effects might be anticipated. : • , ,7~— — foot of Cannongate Chrrges toi Labour from this I'me to the End of October next, SS^?.15U^tJ,O^tttcwmof3S-M0L a vear .sufficient An authorised establishment putting the laws in force against habi­ The King's SecondC fL to M, Feopl& • | in.br near the 'fown of Ahiwick afomaid, to the Barnyards; apd r d e hS &^ *l °? * V did »ot believe the house would wish tual vagrants, enabled to detect and punish those who make a trade This Dav is published, in.'Svp.,. pi- ; 2s. printed unifgrmly lyijh i.alfo/Rr/itopiiJngnp a certain Foot Road leading out of Cannon- ST* verv S„ \ I°\Hand' also deterrrrmed to S 1Rt the suh ect of his Iate C whicJl €irci 2 ?Z X ° J majesty's private proper- of being carried about the country at the public expende (leaving the 24th Edition of the termer t ".etter, and sold bVilleed .and! gate Street aforesaid, towards a certain Bridge called the'-Abbey 31 £ JL SeSn nT^^" ^ »»^«^. combined S k^hl, P™^* ^ »J» object would bd fully communicated G Ceita,nl 1 a ver to private institutions to administer relief in cases of real distress), Son, Booksellers,: SundeWand, v- t_ . • ^ u OnoPrtunit - forll,- ^ >' P^'* " ?" favourable S-SlS^S ® '^dtornierly stated, that the money proper- would go far to extirpate mendicity in London; arid when it is a SECOND LETTER FR.f>M THE KINGL'.TO PIS upportumtj for getting hiupi repaired cheap and well. Se win^rf^0001* uP°ll"hi^ there were-also dalms. *As considered that the metropolis is the centre of the present iniqui­ g as not iuimsd PEOPLE. ** . &*£*t • ?" > ^ present king bad only tous system, from which emanate in every direction those gross To te SOLlVbv ,,uWic Auction, C< r is,n,,lar an<1 . Published bv William 0&W> Bo4*oljer to H. IU tl'-the Duke h^nt^Sf ' °"'T , equally unfounded assertions abuses which the Committee havo already exposed, any improve- r cr n m at rcs edil, the of York, 1, St James's Srstet, ofwoniinav still tie lis*,' the 90 ^ "^ih^ayho^d-^ - by Mil bp:st S£™2l™ h li f P K «^S» by the lateiilustri- rnent.tfiercf effected could not fail to be advantageous to the country 1 DJ ^3"^' « ^n tfce tact was, she had bardly left enough to pay lunless upon an Appeal against die same to bo then made, it be ^f^X^ffft '^-^*pT* LY MR FAward-Davison, 4 at large. iROBERT THORP, Solicitor. ATSTCCFDDN,™ THE CWNTY F ^DURLIANV, ON MONDAY THE 23TH DA% mcn b a new Edition of whichJb^ng theWh) is now ready f*r ucltyery. Vithorwiscdctorrnmed,. fhl e , } ^ name we could not learn, deprecate'd Your Committee, in concluding their Report, cannot omit to , Alnwick, 29tli May, 1821. QFJVNE INSTIMNDFOTT^VMS DAYS, * ^ Sfifftfif bse»^on pursued by Mr Hume, who said he would suggest the^ expediency of revising and consolidating the different] alnHt,fe STaCK in go no lumber ttem to place the duke upon die same footing with his acts upon Vagrancy; and for this purpose, and various others c6n- , T^OTICE; is iiereby^ MI^'RKXJ^MMo(RMFI. Ed»fi»"pftMJd ijavi— .... TR4.DE of the sai•**d m r Vr }fu TJiisDayisp^tMshed,Mishedfki;JParts, fFarts I,' to rL.Frke 2t~6d.2f« 6d. 1 T -i^ ^»* • ^ - *tes>™ supported the oriffinal motion. Air riected with the subject, they recommend the revival of this Com­ eacftt landiFart TIL be& TURNPIKE KQ%B&MMM.AciiML TA'&e 54th }}. IfiUmm observed, that the Duke of Sussex had no professional mittee in a future Session. •-'•<• tetBshed-jfoUk P-frtWt* °l 4the SIFFI&MVR, Price SS.) midY'ea em-r of (Ke.Rcign pfIr/slate Mpjesfy j^Ing'George trVel1"bird, for nicome. but there had been no-idea of making him an additional al­ In the mean time they have directed their Chairman to- more, foriMtm,Mr• Wxpjjjt'Scoi .mfeing and mai»tairiinga,Road«(from the^Turnpike Road Jiet-ween lowance ou that account, though he knew of no person fillim*th e leave to bring in a Bill for amending^ the present • laws 'relative to: 1, Sic WTUAJT- GAMOM W**R-:Jjfprth.Slue!dsarjd N^wc'ristie upon Tyne 40 Blprpeth Casde, and -character more perfecdv of an English gentleman, protecting the the apprehension, punishment, and passing of vagrants. ' fbr making arid. iriaiu^ainmg three several Branches; of Road to ' IFFdRD'SE^fGt ! ^art^and promotmg the exertions of charity, than the Duke of Sussex, .May;28, 1S21. * i communicate .j^erewltfi^ FLL lyihg, wjtliin the Cbuntfier of-Ndr- djmt l,(m&Merry explained. Mr W. Smith supported the amend­ &H |aWYERj or>'EvEnv M-.h JUS OWlfXAWtKR ; thwnibeHahd and;rjui-ham,"-,wln meet^t the Ilouk ,ot;Wrs Mil-, ment. . i^e.would.vote.for no arrears;, for if the 60001. a year was CORK-EXpHAN.GE, LOIS DOJN• MosnAy* Jtm>C 3f21^ Jontatiing Riban« Kaijs, I opper, Iron, three Pair of-Bellows nearly NEW, t A SGJIMART' OF fUE .Ci!>^SWT'6'W^:6V^K0- bnr43,,,the .George Taverh;, ti^v^iJ§qe^V-0^^te($Ayj the wanted at the time, why was it refused 2 If it was not wanted,' There has been a good supply of, wheaMuice.this day f^'nnight,- Anvils,. \ ices, .arid sundry; other Tools appertaining to the -S»nii!ifs LAND * its LA"WS aI* EI STATUTES MM , pafdculaHy those fourth Day.pf July next,^at.the Hour of Eleven o'Clockinthe taere could be sorely no reason why the arrears should be "paid to] "attd "the arrival this morning from Essex, Kent, and ,Su|foJk,* Forenoon, in 0.^f>r..to ET^ITAB^-&IEF^^TT^j-0^ON. THEShop , about FLHAU.ja W Knees! two Uuaisailda Coble, ' njlMvetoj 48 18th nK tnc iJmce, He trislied to know .what had become of the rei^estatei' being tolerably large, the. trade, on the whole, was dull; and though Side •: Pf, the BhxneK Yurripifce. Road^Jra^n^. frpm.^Stooliill .to ^Sl?s ^c ^ > ^ ^^eral Gang,OT theo«truns weretakOn >off on fulh as gopd tettnV, the ordinary Arrest^.,...... " ,-• I (Insolvent Debtor* ot the late -long. 3fr .Jft«*ts»». said "it .was-lifc« ihe^ restof-'ihe' s Siafeefo'rd,"across a^Lane le«Vdin^;fr9rntif)^FAJd Bta^h*R.oad,„ot Landlord and Tenant -crown, property under the adininistration of the commissioners of* sorts met a .wsryi li^iltedl .'Bait!* -fit, .tbtrMvmm of Jlbout.tis.; peB»mkrHptcfer s • ,1 .the .-^Witn ILibel.. , . ; pr.Kjear ^0^..|rifi8tad. «|t-'&tW^n*P^ffl$TC& woods, and -forests, and was accounted forto the consolidated fund; quarter.. Harvey remains much as lasjt stated,,and fine maltjicom- Benefit ijpeietie's . • ' . h pied by Mr John Watsim, to die Highway leading to SIe**kharn. but the .whole would, not, if put to auction, fetqhjSOjOOOl./ Mr mands quite as good prices. , Beamy of \S-hicK.tUe - arrival,ye^. mo­ Bills of Exchange." ftlastfjr and Servant ! ' By Order of the Tnwstee* - ••-.-». . Bright was against paying any arrears. Mr. Ti^rney,supportid the derate, are a trifle dearer; and white pease sell on somewjat.bettei! Bribery " " wuisfoices And alsaju be flLJj by Auctum. atHwsonS, the Mack 1 hit Tub *R. A. PDj£Yl$, Clerk and Treas.4rer. original motion.. Mr jfor-bes.cooM. .not,, 'niide^.^ ithcx4r(»nn- terms; grey, also fully support par last quotation. We Jjadagobd. Clergy •'- ;. ... Overseers * iv 8t»fktenaj,refndt on Tuesday the 261/i bid. at 6 o'clock in tl'e , N< B., At the.aboye.Meeting, new Trustees wdl be ejeited'and stances, .consent to the proposed, grant, unless^aJsunilar grant .were rarrival-of oats this-morning, but having a tolerable demand for fine Parent and Cluld - \ hiscvins, DLsrwissES . .' , appointed in the Rpbin-otsonje of the Trustees, who are.dead..... N E V anade t» bk royal highness the Duke of Cumberland!' As to thet fresh =corn, -such was readily taken offqn quite as good, terms j the- Executors and Admimsfratflr* Saving Banks ' '•%^WWh : ^ * «ow upon the Stocks, in the low ordinaryjsorts, however, are cheaper.—Flour ^remains at our proposed gnmt of arrears, it ought not, he' tHoiigh^ ^to' be7]istenM Guardian ajld Ward Tithes . said Bpiklmg Tard, nearly finished, being cor.«tr ucte"d of the be*t : ALSTC& .TURNPIKE ROAfi, % toj forif hls-royal brghnesswcm'ttoW'tO'^t'-^^TSu^of.w'nat'he last quotation ' Husfituid.and WifeV, ', Wills, &C.&C. . BrifishOak, (hpper-fastened, and supposed to adm£asur« about . v . .TOLLS TO BE-LET, . . . ].KfoTons . I had refused three years ago, he thought her majesty might as well Esses red wheat. Pjne 24s to 25s Tick,heans,ir f , Also tlie, CRiajlK AL . ,W of E%L'AND, ^bracing 4 hereby given, that the-next fleeting of claim the arrears of the difiference-'betvecen\35,66oi, ahd-50,CO0l. (new) SSs-tp 48s Malt 50s.to54s , (new.), . 24stosps every species of Public Ofieii with their PunishmentjE. .,« ' OTICE is; IIT$ The Foremaiof tho Yard will shew the Stock, and Partv-nlir. : Trustees of thi& Road is appointed tob e held at the Home f Auction 0 wbich she had refused when Princess of Wales4 Sir J.. York would • To wliicTi is added, an *AJ ENDIX, containing the most, apr Fine 54s fo '55s Fine 56s to 60s Old . 86"st0,38s oNf Mr William Burn, die White.Hart Inn, in Hexham, on fJhLd ^ ° ^ «^ *" V* Fairless, S"n! not vote for the payment of arrears. The royal dukei should re­ Essex white •* - jHog pease 26s to 28s Feed data 15s to 17s pjcoved v Forins -of Agreemej Lcaits Wfli/^.O' Testament^ collect that . . ". ... Tenant, Contracts, Articles of ,Tues4r?, the J,9th. -Day of JFune next, at Eleven o'Clock in the TBeSale otlte&ock: w fl|commenc e each Day at Ten o'Clocft, -••(new)- 40s to 45s Maple S0s to 32s Fine • -18s to 20s NotictsHetween Landlord * I-.,4^jy wh«ck,will he propo*«i «o %-^ljEmsteifl Jess^ Fine- • 56s to 58s; White do. 3iis.to-36s Poland do. 17s to 19? Co-p^j-tnershi)), &c. at^pt..^ j pa*•'• 'ilaidy for the "fe^u^bucHjw en the several Tpysmaxlepa^'aDlTpysmaxlepi^'aDlee upon the salTRoaosalTKbadj, by an*Miar 5 j "g«ff3t 1 no above Yard is u> be LET. " He that .wffl not when hJe-may, ' . - wou.i"t avoid'the,ExpenceoJh-.MilAssistan'a. s? "••When he willjJie'shall have nay,*" Superfine - 58s to 6Cs Boilers - 38s to 4Gs Fine • 20sto22S passe^in the pi-e»njt Session, of Parliament, for more effectually 1 - ' live 6 . SGs to 32s Small beans 30s, to.sss Potatoe dp. Sis to 23s Alsoi I^ SUPP^ME^V HONING repairing the said. Road; and at the said Meeting the Tolls so r Harhard moved an amendmenbfor-granting 60001. a" year with-, -j^ . BE s D BY ey The Laiv* of Excise^- , '] \ The Assessed, Taxes, -20s to 23s Old , 38s to 40s.Fine., , * ,24sto2Ss if H Sr proposata it the.arrears. In the sequel of the discussion, Lord Mitttii'and}) ^" 1 reduced iirising^. at the several foil Gates erected on this Road, 'owiunade flour 45s50s per sack- 3*Wrl2ws ofthe Customs, • { Tte Stamp Duties, &c. ., : , v. £w„/,„.„ » grantmg of arrears. .Sir'li* Wilson,: 4""£ , wili.|ielet togorberby Auction, tothe best.B.idder, for the Term Do.--Seconds 40s 4asditto ' *"*" "*:tW.fr6m mc^st Authorities.} fthe d commence fronr,the period of the •., of ape, £wo, or three^earsv. as the Trusted present shall appoint, Sh bbed 5 Ch 4UU» MIUUKI IUE r. Mso, IV., and die Law Reports to -tj^.juoY^AS i II, lirUvdl? Haydon Bridge^ ^, Northumberland' " .<* ~ iw coiuuicijCB iTuiu -/Utejuerjuu.Ul. 40s 45s , id commence on tlie 29m Day of Jnhe next, in Mariner dhweted AarK near 1 Sir F. Blake supported % original * . William R\>b:\' duke corn, per-oua'rtery in the 12! •maritime districts, Hilary Term, l£2U *Thtf SfcTH EmilON. , "by {he Act passed in,the,.13th Year .of.his jate .Majcsty'sJIeign;, Application, 0 s^iew ,the saint; motion. ^^^^ftfe^vS .^ for theweek ending Jane 2 :-Wheat 52s 7^d" .-RyRyee 8282s 34a**d - Bar" . ..BxJOHN firFORD, Esq r ; >5fpr regulating Turppike Hoads," wJuOhsaid Tojkatunow let at the ett, Mtttfon-fip] Lady Black- mittee divided on fiat of Mr Harbard, wkd^ya^egatived lry 119. { Q3s^ 0atsl-7s 6hd Beans 28?9|d Pease Sis ll^d Oatmeal , Londhn: Printed for A, 5Vn£t.irE!i) "53, WarwieK-SjtJirC: vas then agreed to, jmd.the report was ,/ «*aj *^ ^«t»«. •• " ' clear yearly Rentof Six Hundred Pounds* and..wjlLbe put «p Matfeh Hail;, Jiie )s^7s2i to 43. The original motion was then agreed to,!and.th e report ,.*lo „ ; by ail Booksellere in the Ln/ted Jd Paternoster-Row; and sol at.that.Sum. Whoever JiappenSj.to bp the best,Bidder,.must, -at orderedtp be; receiTedou Wednesday. 1 nans^ver to a question from, < rrDTr'-G' nr ci?-r?Tto t«^-O -it Kingdom. . .tli(» same S'ime, giye-^eourity, witb,,suTIiciept Sureties, to the Sa­ . of the Dean anil Chjtf4^Pf tisfaction of theTrus'teesj for Paymeat of the Rent monthly; and PHE ;Leasehold:Tenai no- Bidder will be,contractedwith, whose,Sureties pre not present to Durham, in..... the To. « n ips or Places of- Har.ton^dpnkton, the Mile Stone, enter into such Security, By Order of the; Trustees. iSou^b'SKieldSf "We^oe" Hewottb, Waidleyt^H-ewptf«u tbeT"?^ r e Hexham, 23rd May, 1821. JOHN RUDDOCK^ Clerk. Common, Gateshead, and fftllsend^ are hereby re^" , d,to take SquOU -and e^tendm Northward to the Town Mwr? This Farm .Kotice, that" " Matthew-~ ''"^ield \V , their Receivc/wdl attend on consists of an ^xcel len^ Bouse, Bam, B^Stable K Tow . ALEMpjUTH TURNPIKE, ROAD. raDie A1 n Monday the 18di inst. at 10] Clock in the Forp*°P;^ *? ^ . TOLLS TO BE LET: ; Garden, and *3A. Sft33p.\f fertile r ^ ' « **j» Hall, in South Shields; an n Wednesday ^/Ofr insist 10 MEETING of the. Trustees of this Road- isappointe'd. 6'Clot^k in the Forehooh, Ir Calvert's, tffe.Half MpoU Inn, m A ftt 1 cn 6th trntwere-jtoi read a third time and passed* Gattjsliead,. to receive the. to 6e;held'at the Town HalV in Alnwick* on Friday the r JL^o\ lUifce Road on the fa? and KJther^ymen^ f|V? . -A £ou^o^y^ Quartet ot a M«le>,^ ^ .f >\ ^ gone into a committee of supply, Mr In' tecost, 1821, and that all Shtsleftlhen* Avreair, \/«flbe immft. Day pf July next, between tbe -Hours of 10 imd 2 o'Clock, at H r which %fcef4ngthe^ Tolls atJKing ev.to-[be.MUedsd-BtX«slii^,'«n^l. *2Qtcx»..tp General Desfoumeaux,- for..Ia^at*.^takfwp-of "-^«*Wi^'«'!^-^^^ ^W ^-t^r^T'^ :idiawly-dlsnralBiBd*f*r, .^M^-i^^^^^^^*-.;'. "" ed Ainwlck Iddpr Toll Gates, on -O^ie said-Rpad,.awll be seyerilly^ sSSSfel fe^fe^rt-remain on • •Gnad^e. MIKM. but, after a long discu^n, tJie."zw&tt «f P^qnarter 44s to 4X^LMT^W7$*K**T *M MI,_ ^ ^Coliege,2Bteb^^si^W?ie,' l8ei-«' . - ' ' —-i-^— ^.--i-^.-i—^ -A-IR_^._^_bpj[fBj^jigi-—for-'Yenr/ irr-^^^pf^fl^e.-*ssa April, -J BAX*Y *« *W wasfo-the preset wWrfrawxu SeverM^u^i^e»0s^-^?^*|'^ r V: " — ih'the 13thAeir.pf "the ipeign house be eoutibed; and there-not 'beJi»|r '46 ftWriitwiS;-preseuifi : an 'Ken> Seli'I6sto"41-0sa'.4llS 16s to4 1 Gs a .4115ss { Kent - of bis late Majesty King Geprge the Third, "for regulating Turn­ -. • To be HOLD by public Auction, 1 Sussex 2'LOs to Si 10s a 21 ICs •adjom-umeut took place to. Wednesday-next Sussex 21 5s to 2118s a-3l 4s pike Roads." Whoeyer happens to,b e merest .Bidder for any of At the 'House OF M* Dodsnvrth, the Queen's Head, , Essex - SI IDs toS I 15sa4l'4s Essex #5s to 3tQsa8ll0s the said Toll Gates,inusl, at the same Time,, give Security, with VJMN "Fyhr, ON-Tvesdai/MHE 19TH Bay of JUNE vast,, TK .. — YAQRAMS. ": ;Farnbamj i fine 4H'0s to el^Osi—Dittoj sectind 2110s to 51 Oil two sufficient Sureties, to the Satisfactjon of tbe Trustees for Pay­ Hourf'offivMveandant:o''C30cfrat Nom, _ The Select Comnriftee of the House of Commons apppinted to fake . • Old duh* laid at HO.OOOh; ' * <" '. " ment^of the respective Rents^ and at. stich Times as they shall di­ (By Order pf the Assignees of Aubone Surtees, John bun. ^ into consideration THE existing lawsTelatilig-to Vagrants, and to PRICES OF HAY AJS'D STRAW ON SATURDAY. " rect. And ho .Person.will be permitted to bid lifeless his or her Rowland Burden, John Brandling, aud John Embleton, Bank St.. James*s—,Hay 3l4s od to-4l 10s Od—Ayer, 01 Os Od Sureties are then an^there present, to.sig n the Security, of .which report their observations thereupon from-6"me-to time to Elie - rupts,) - hopse j have considered the same accordingly, and agreed to the • Straw 11 4s Od to-ll 13s Od—AVvr. 0105 Od '*• •every Bidder Ts hereby required to .take particular Notice. following re}>ort:— . . i , Clover 410s Od to 41 l§s Odf^Aver.' Ol 0s Od N.,B- AU Persons intenaing tobid.for the said Tolls, are .hereby THOMAS SNAITH, Auctioneer. SMITHFIELD.—(To sink the ofttil—per stone of 8lbs.) , NORTBUMBFJBLANJ) j$tfpJT2jL. ;., , . Your committee have bestowed much time arid attention in>tho requested to take Notice, that by an Act passed this present Ses­ ^NE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS, Beef SS SD TO 4s 8d J Veal •"•'.'. 3s4dtp 5s Cl OTICE is hereby Sveo, :that at a. General Meeting of sion of Parliament, and commencing on the lst Day of June in'st., \. P secured liy Wav of Mortgage at 5 per Cent, upon the TOLLS investigation of this iiurieate and important subject Theyxom- . his Majesty's Lieutenancy of die County of Npirthnmberlana, m Mutton 3s 4d to 4s 4d j Pork ' 2s 8d to 4s 8d enced their proceedings by a irdnute examinatiori of tiie statutes N lor this Turnpike.Road,, one Third additional Toll, is thereby en­ of the ROAD leading from Wearmoufh Bridge to Gateshead, and Lamb 4sCdto5s4d Town ahd County of the' Town of. Ne.wcastre upon Type, and which have been passed from fime to time for the suppression of the acted to be received at the said respective Toll Gates. By Order, the BRANCH to South Shields, in the County of Durham. . ;• • . HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY : .TortA of Berwick upon Tweed, held atthe-New Coitrts "of .Justice, THOMAS ADAMS. RUSSELL, crime of -vagrancy. . . > hi the. Castle Garth, in tlie said Cqun^rof Noraipmberland, on For Particulars, apply to Joseph Bainbridge, Solicitor, VSel- Beasts about 1,892—Sheep 19,490—Calves 210—JRigs 200. June 5,1821. " ' Clerk.to the.Trustees. Aft attempt was-made in the feign of Geo* TL.,to simplify the * Monday, the 4th Day of June Instant,"^t, was ^appointed and lington-Placej'J^ewcastle. . NEWGATE & LEADENIIALL MARKETS. " thmexisting Jaws upon this: subject, which produced the general act r ordered, in Obedience to his Majesly's Command, ^ that, the i Bu the Carcase, J .• .'. 7th Jung, 1821, of 17th Geo. il. C 3. -BUT this act has since been found to be ex­ MILITIA of.thesafd County of;^tbum.berland,.w^th New­ HE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, Bear­ Beef 2s4d to 3s 8d I Veai . 3s0dtp4s8d ' , To be SOLD bv Auction, tremely in its definitions and enactments, andrin several of its castle upon TyneVand Berwick upon, Tweed, SHALL; AND- ing Date the 4th Dav of Julv, lS06,iawarded and issued forth loose Mutton- 2s 8d to 3s 8d | Pork •" 2s 8d*to 4s 8d T (JOHN FENWIClC, AUCTWXEER,) provisions of very doubtful intendment; and the difficulties thence DO ASSEMBLE ON TDISD^Y, .THE THIRD DAY against AUBONE- SURTEES", JOHN SURTEES, ROW­ Lamb - - " 3s'4dto5s0d At the jimise of Ricliard Johnson? IN Edmondbyers, in the Cortnty arising have been abundantly increased by the addi'tJortof eighteen OF JULY NEXT, at TEJ* O'CLOCKIN THE FORE- LAND BURDON, JOHN BRANDLING* *nd JOHN , • OF Durham IntHn^per, ML Wednesday the 20«A Day of June, Jtatytes since passed, all heanngmore or less upon tlWsame subject. Average price of Tallow 2s 10ld per st, of 81b. Yellow? Soap' 78s •NOONi attheiTowhof Alnwick, Jii; the* said Cotrnty pf Nortli- EMBLETQN, of tlie,Bprpug'i.flf.BerwK* upon Tweed, Banker^ ^-Mottled 88s—Curd 92s—Palm 00s—Graves 23s^-Gooa Dregs 9s -SiSSlV between the Hours OFZAIIDIIN the Afternoon, The inadequacy W these acts to attain their object, numerous as nnjherl^ndj for the Purpose of being Trained aud'Exei-cised,/ fof and-ParVners, Dealers and Chapmen, Bankrupts, intend to me^t —Candles 10sOd-r-Monlds 1 Is «sl. 6dper dozen for ready money, LL. that 'feligible WATER CORN MILL, situated at theyajre, is rlear from tht- increasing number of Vagrants, and tbe the Space pf 21 Days: of which all .iersdn^enrplled to 'serve in pn the Twenty-fifth Day of Jurte'inst, at. Eleven of the Clock m PRICES OF ------Mu»!»les%vick, in the said-County, known bv tbe Name of enormous espence annually incurrai? by different eotfiities in their LE A TH E R. tjle said Militia, are required to take Notice, and^o attend at the the Forenoon, at the. 'lurk's Head, in Newcasde upon Tvne, to A Butts, 50 to 561bs l8d to 20d Calf skins, 30 to40lbs - 22d to 26d Time and Pkee aforesaid,, in Order tolje so Trained and Exercis­ make a further DrvtD.END of the Partnership Estate and Effects of Muggleswick Mill, with a good Dwelling House, "Byers, Stables, apprehension, maintenance, and Conveyance by pass. and other Conveniences, and 78 Acres or thereabouts of rich Ara­ Ditto, 56 to flfilbs —d to— d Ditto 50 to 70lbs 28d to 33d ed. By Order of me Lieutenancy, ,; . ' the above-named Bankrupts, in a certain Bank, called the BE«r The abuses tolerated and the- frauds practised Under these laws, Dressing-hides 15|d to 17d Ditto 70 to 80lbs 25d to27 d wick Bank; and also of tlie Partnership Estate and Effects'of the ble, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and now in the Occupation of Mr have been unquestionably proved by the evidence which has .been Fine coach hides 17d to 18"id Small seals (Grid) 17d to-l§d -• -^i|$,:.D.AVi;-ps9N, •:. sa'id AUBONF/ SURTEES, JOHN SURTEES, ROW­ Robert Irwin. • taken before your'committee, and are, in fact, but toogenera l and Crop hides, 35 to 40lbs 15i to 16 id Large do, 14dtol6d Clerk b| the General Meetings. LAND BURDON, and JOHN BRANDLING, in a certain The Premises are held by Lease from the Dean and Chapter of notorious. N. B. Every MrnTrA-*»|AN (not labqBrittg under aqy Infirmity, Ditto, 45,to 50lbs 17d to19 dTanne d horse hides 16jd toi8|d ! Bank called die Exchange Bank* in Newcastle ; when and Durham, for'21 Years. " incapacitating him, and wh »Se AftendaB^at the Annual, Exercise The county reward of 10s, at present payable, has in some in- i Spanish horse hides, 18d to 22d where the Creditors who have not already proved their Debts are Particulars-may be known by applying to Mr Joshua Robson, stances converted the apprehension of vagrants into-a regular trade, j. is'required,) w%"oShall,notippeaf,»t tbejSme afid-Placeaforesaid^ to dome prepared toprov o the same»*>r they will be. excluded the of Breckenside, near F^mondbyers, "aforesaid, or to Mr Rymer, RAW HIDES, will be deemed a Deserter, jhd "putnslje^ccbrdingly". so disgraceful in all it? branches as eveii toyrevent the more re- { T, . Tjp,-f„« & Strew (ner AT 1 HelfcrS&ST C ST Lambs 0s Od'to OsOd Benefit of the .said Dividend, And all Claims not then proved Solicitor, Wolsingham. Best Newcastle upon Tyne, 4 U June, 18#L :; . , , . Bpeetable constables from interferipg With vagrams, from a dread J * ^J-^^ ^ Shearlings OsQdtoOsQd will be disallowed. '.v, ;.:'['. To be SOLD by Auction, of saanrig tbe obloquy attached to.theff apprehension. It is in; M,*ddlincs Polled OsOdtoO? Od (RTCHAttD FENWlCK. Auctioneer,). 2b fidto 2 s '8d THE ,N. B. A Dividend;will only be declared at the above Meeting, evidence, that it has led to JI system of colli^^n^etvt-een the ap- , Q ".dinary 2s Od to Sft^d Downs OS Od to 0s Od and not paid until further Notice is given in this Paper. Al the Home of Mr Wm Heron, the Horrnrd Arms Inn, MORJKTH, preberider.and the vagrant, and thattlie latter has voluntarily en- j Jlarket Calf 8s Od ea. Fells 10s Od to OsOd on Wednesday, the. 2.7th Day of June, 1821, betioeen the Hours if h tered, or been 'in^'ited, into the district of the former, and even PRICE OI* SUGARS, " HE CREDITORS who have,proved their Debts under tiro and three in the Afternoon, heen bribed tocommi t an act of vagrancy, with the* view of procu­ RAW. '-' BEFrNED a Commission of .Bankrupt awarded and issued forth against A LL that FREEHOLD CLOSE or PARCEL of ring the reward of 10s. which in some cases has actually been di­ 58s a 62s 87s a 89s T Jamaica brown Single Lbaves JOHN GOOD CHILD the Elder, of Low Pallion, in the Coun­ XTL GROUND, with the Hovel and Fold therein, together with vided between the parties, 64s a 67s 120sa 123s Middling Double ditto Npv23, 1,0DGATErHrLL, ... ty of Durham, JOHN JACKSON and WILLIAM JACK­ the COTTAGE or DWELLING-HOUSEaod Garden adjoin- The threat of commitment has lost its'terror. The vagrant him­ Good 70s a 75s 89s a 30S (The only Establish™ \D of tlie find in, the. Kingdom), • Hambro* SON, both now or late of Dowgate Wharf, in the Citv of London, in" the same, late belonging to Mr George ?ciwick, deceaseo, self, so far from shrinking, throws himself in the way of it, is ap Antigua brown 57S a 60s 58s a 70s JOHN GOODCHILD the Younger, of High Pallion, in the Bastards ONTINUE tasuppl' their Agents with-their universal­ situated on the East Side of the Turnpike Road at the North En­ pareritly solicitous far it, and in fact stops forward as a volunteer} inyjlmg 62s a fitfs 22s a 23s lyapproved Teas, in I ounds, Halves, and Quarters, packed County of Durham, JAMES JACKSON, now or late of Epple- Molasses trance into the Town of Morpeth. for a prison. I Good 68s a 72s 12d a 13d C ton, in the County of Durham, and THOMAS JONES the Br, Candy, per lb. in Lead, as.usual. . , -r -'i; . • - ' ' .* Tho above Close, wJu'ch is well watered, and contains upwards of It is almost needless to sjate, that«tt)e.Sale-ftf these Teas is now, Elder, now or late Of Greencroft, in the County of Durham, three Acres, isnow in old Grass, and from its local Situation and "firmly established in nearly iyery To\«iun the- Kingdom, .througlii Bankers, Dealers "and Chapmen, (carrying on Trade In Partner­ with the waudering'habits of vagrants, and is made, a,matter of \ ; Conveniences, particularly well adapted for the Purpose of grazing NEWCASTLE. SHIELDS. SoNOKFttAND. the Medium of Sight Hunfced Agents-; and-jn-"Consequence of ship together at Bishopwearroauth, jn the said County of Durham, •trade. Their returns to tbe same place are frcquept, and some Stock coming to Morpeth Market. repeated Ajiplications, the Company have -forwarded to them a. under the Style and Firm of Goodchilds, Jaeksons, and Co.) are For further Particulars apply to Mr IL Brumell, Morpeth. of them within periods ivhich ewdently show that they could not. Even. requested to meet the Assignees of the Estate and Effects of tlie Morn, j Even. J Mom. \ Even. MORN. Supply of Teas in Sand elb,'Pareels,-securedin L^ad, sealed,*and( have reached their parishes. From the accommodation afforded said Bankrupts .on Thursday, the 21st Day of June inst. at 11 , Dalmuir Mali Works, in Scoffhnd, for Sab, or by the Jaw as it stands, or at least by the administration of it as the Prices printedon the outside,-which they wi|l'sell at WhOee-| LEAST'. June. M. Mr IT. SALE PiilCES, for the tJse of Shops, Taverns, andlarge Families;,o'Qloc k in-the Forenoon, at the House of Thos. Jowscy, the) now enforced, a vagrant is enabled to migrate at tho expence of Saturday, 16, o Bridge Jnn,> in Bjshopwoarmouth aforesaid, to take into Consider- the public, by putting himself in the. way of opjprehension, and . 5 35 and the Public are here most particularly cautioned-against the, To be SOLD, or LET. , Simday," 17, 22 tion a Proposal made by a certain Person to the said Assignees for he thus obtains a pleasurable jaunt to any part, of the kingdom 27 j 5 1 daily Imitations of the- Company's^Wrappers, &c. and also-against mHEWenslve ALKALI WORKS, at Dalmutr situated Monday, 18, 1 he may choose. If, during his progress^ he wishes .to,, change 6 33 I ! Hawkers, who are endeavouring to vend spurious Teas, by hawk-, the Purchase of the Reversionary Interest, to which the said John Tuesday, 19, 35 company, or vary his route, no impediment ptcvehts him, it 30 i ing them through the Country. • Go^^^J^ of and .in. th^S Jf^.^^ Wednesday, 20, 20 being; linderstof.-l equally by the offender and the officer who has 25 ' Families in this Distrirt ^-requested to apply :tp any pf the Thursday, 21, .10 him in charge, that he is under no controul. He has his summer 15 a- undermentioned Agents. ; "* Friday, 22, ; 5 and his winter haunts, to which he repairsai stated,periods; and I 10 25 S. HUMBLE & CO:, • Booksellers,- Newcastle. •• Saturday, 23, 10. , 5 has been known to remark, " Why should I work for Is, or j 17 Alston, A. Robinson and Sou* HotfGHTON - LE - Spring, " W, Is. 6d. a day, while I can be thus amused with .seeing and laugb- BishoWvearmouth, R. Renpey Wtlson BpawicK upon Tweed, J. Elliott NoRtH Shields, E. Bourn for carryin" Blyth, F. Charlton Stockton, T. Cpser of* Pot '\**h -' DuftHAM,' T. Hoggett Stanhope, Wr. Tinckler Dabcjngton, M, Appleton So ufe" Shields, Elston & Bro^n ; GatesheaB,' J. JopHng Sirsi]gBi..vND, H. Preston senptim, clearing vie Bowels of the Shntu Matter m vdiich ]l^™a - p ]w Houses of two Apartments each, for E. Armstrong' anA }(f wc ug I HuiiKAM, J.D.'Bell TwEEDJioutir, .- they are bred,-purifying and correotvpg'the IJabit, Sic. \ Workmen. There is a "Stream of pure Water runs through the •Morpeth, "W. Robson Wooten," L. Young va inexhaustible 55- Post-paid Applications for other Towns, immediately aiiswered AMSAVS MEDICATED SPICE NUTS are sano- Tremi.^, and two Wells of Water, atordmj? "" t JLX-tioned and recommended by the most eminent of the Medical {Supnly. There is a Shipping Pht* upon fhe de, ^gg"^ which he really belongs, and if heroes he w rarely, if ever, detained This Day is'published, Profession, 'on Account Of their being so peculiarly peasant to ad- j the Works, and another on the Banks ofthK /^^^^ there by the parish officers. Addressed to his Grace tlie Duke of Attioll, the Right Honoura­ -rpoWEfiS'S STOMACHIC^ESSENCE is" unqiiestirjnar minister to Children,'as well-as grown People^ who are averse to ; nal,-%vithin 200.lards;or the-^^"^L^J'?f* RUIW affbad a readv The short periods of confinement for which most vagrants are ble the Earl of Strathmorej tbe HonouVahle W. "R; Maule, M. P. jL biy tbe safest and most certain known Remedy/or Sjwwaaic Medicine in the uMidlFoVm j ftrr^iile^re/ppssess aMheT'owers k^p^ip^to the Works; "^^.^^JS^ * 7 Committed, Operate rather asa bounty upon delinquency than an James- Wemyss, -.M. »P> • and the other Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Flalvleid.Pains in tlie Stoyiacff, dftficutt BreoMftx, Neroirus ofthe mbst efficaciousDrugs, tbeyar.e, "at the OTo Time, so plea- Commumcafon with Gb^, 1 aiJ«, imd 'l>Rilit}v warms and gives In all Cases of Worms, these Nuts are unquestionably the mart ' of ^65, and.tfie Tenant ts only bound to leave upon the Remises, by the Jaw upon a repetition of the offence, is generally prevented A "MEMORIAL, Tone to the, Stomachs, and' relieves it from the Pain or "Oppression agreeable, safe, and efficacious Medicine that can possibly be ad- Materials to the Value of ^300; so that all the other Materials by the non-attendance of either prosecutor or witnesses at the By ROBERT STEVENSON, F. R'. S, E. SUL ' occasioned by Wind. Sold at 4s. 6d. andvl0s...6d, p.er Bottle, at ministered. They not obly destroy every Species of Worms, and may be removed at the Termination of the Lease. ^ Quarter Sessions. The constables have observed, that it would be Civil Engineer, the Office of this Paper—by Druggists, or^^JEJipoksellersin.the princi­ remove every Thing noxitips from the" Stomach and Bowels, purg- j' The Works have hitherto been occupied in the Manufactory ot folly to get a man committed for six months, when fie is so likely Relative to the Opening of the great Vallies of Strathmorc and pal Towns 4 andbya/*f/«? Whoksate.MedicimyqvdersmLondoiu in°- away those ropy and slimy Humours which harbour those per- ! A'lkali and Muriate of Pot Ash, but they are admirably situated within that time to give them the means of earning another 10s.; Strathearn by Means of a Railway or Canal, with Branches to the nicious Vermin, but are-also a most'agreeable purifying Physic for for the Establishment of a Glass Work, or an Iran or other l- oun- and very few, if any, instances are to be found (in London) of . .. . . Sea from Perth, Arbroath, Montrose, Stonehaven, and Aberdeen, DR. BOERHAAVE'S REDtIEl, No. %, either voung or QltU and admirably efficacious for Scorbutic Enip^ dry, or a'Distillery for the-Enghsli Market; and also tor the rogues and vagabonds having been prosecuted at the sessions, un- Together with Observations on Inferior Communication ingeneval. . . (SSAIEO WITH REP WAX.) tions, br other breakihg-out on the Skin, bilious Complaints, In- j stablishmcnt of a Printficld, Bleachfield, Turkey Bed Uye \SORK, Soci^tj'" °f that USCful 5lJstitution " Tlie Mendicity _ Printed in 4to., with a_Sketeh Map_of the Country, Price_5s. Famous for the Cure oj every Stas.e and Symptom of a certain digestion, habitual Costiveness, Wind, or Flatulency, and other ; or Soap Work, &c. &c. for Constable and Co., Edihburgh ;*Longman, Hurst, and Co., Complaint. Disorders ofthe Stomach or- nlimentarv Canol, as well as for puri- The, Works may be viewed by applying »o the Manager on the The method of passing vagrants, and the want of all control London ; and may be had of the Booksellers, fying the Bloo•---*«••-'•d and dorrectin• - g the- . Habit, spot, and who will idso afford any Information that may be wanted; over the abuses to which it is subjected, is, however, the main evil T- is a Melancholy Fact, that. Thousands fall. Victims to { In Order to ^ut so useful, a^Medicine within the Reach of all and Proposals to purchase or toleas e the Premises may be made c0m LIVES OF EMINENT SCOTSMEN. this horrid Disease, owing to the UnskUfulness of illitetaf^ plained of; and so lamentably deficient is ,the present system,' I Classes, they are sold in Packets, at only 9d., and Boxes, contain to'Alexander Campbell,.the Manager, at Dahmiir, or transmitted so futile and inoperative, that it has been recommended .wholly to This Day is publulted, Part I, of Men, who,'by an improper Treatment of this Pireful Calamity, not unfreqUently cause those foul Ulcerations and Blotches which ing 3 Packets, at cflqh. / to John Kerr, W. S. Edinburgh. suspend the passing of vagrants as a preferable alternative to a con­ IVES- OF SCOTTISH POETjS; being the first ofthe Invented and prepared. (only) by G. Ramsay, • Apothecary, tinuance ofthe mode of passing hitherto adopted. In considering Series of Original Memoirs of Eminent Scotsmen bv the so often appear on the Head, Face, and Body, with Dimn*ss in L the Sight, Noise in the Ears, Deafness, Strictures, Obstinate Penritli, (Vtiaiiv Years,-of Apothecaries' Hall, London,) Sold, r*-*HE LANCASTER genuine BLACK DROP, which this suggestion, the attention of your committee has been necessarily SOCIETY OF ANCIENT SCOTS, now in Course of'Pub- 1_ many of tbe most eminent Physicians and Surgeons recom­ lication. This Part includes Lives of JAMES THE FIRST, THOMAS Gleets, Nodes on the Shin Bones, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Dis- Wholesale, by'Barclay arid Sons, No, 95, Fleet-Market, Lon­ «ahed to the effect produced by the statute 59 Geo. III. c. 12, on don ; Gibson, Myeus, and -Turner and Asenhpad, Newcastle, mend in Preference to any other Preparation of Opium. It is the condition of the Irish ooor residing in England. Before the THE RHYMER, JOHN BABBOUH, ANDREW WYKTOUK, GAVIN eased Nose, Nocturnal Pains in the Head and Limbs, (frequent- well known, that in many Constitutions, tbe Effect* of common DOUCLAS, ALLAN RAMSAY, WILLIAM .MESTON, JOHN HOME, ly mistaken for other Disorders,) till at Length a general Debility and Retail by-ihe Printer of this Paper; and most ofthe Druggists passing of that act, the Irish were considered as casual poor having and Medicine Dealers in tbe Kingdom-. Opium or Laudanum, are extremely distresssing; and, that in all no settlement, and were, therefore, relieved by the parishes in which JAMES BEATTIE, and ROBERT BURNS; and is embellished with and Decay of the Constitution ensues, and a melancholy Death Of whom-may also be had-, Habits., it produces some Inconvenience, often creating Restless­ they were found but were liable upon committing acts of vagrancy Portraits of JAMES THE FIRST, RAMSAY, HOME, BEATTIE, and puts a Period to suffering Mortality...... CALEDONIAN' C RE AMor Vegetable ' Lotion for the ness or' Delirium, instead of producing Sleep; and its Use being to be passed to certain of tbe out-ports, which were bound to con- BURNS, elegantly engraved on Steel. ' Among a Variety of other • *** W'thr each Dox is given a copious Bill of Directions, hy ITCH, and'all'Kinds of Scorbutic Eruptions. This agreeable generally succeeded by Headaches, Sickness, and Debility. Of vey them-to Ireland. , .„.. . original and interesting Matter, this Part contains the original which Persons are enabled speedily to cure themselves, with Safe­ TTT w ty and Secrecy, without Confinement or Hindrance of Business. Wash is fur superior to any of 4be offensive Ointments, being per­ these deleterious Effects, the BLACK DROP is, by a Chemical The law in this respect was altered by a9th Geo. III.; and they Words, never before published, to a favourite old Scottish Air, Process, wholly deprived,- whilst it retains in the fullest Degree, and a Song by Burns, not in nny- of the Editions of his collected Its amazing Sale, for many Years, is a certain Criterion of its fectly free from any unpleasant Smell, will not soil the Linen, and were made removeable to the out-ports merely on becoming charge- never tails to ellecfa Cure by a few Applications only. In Bot­ all the desirable Powers of Opium, in relieving Pain, southing able to the narisb. . J. ' , . „ Works. great Utility. Price only 4s. 6d. per Box. Beware of Counterfeits.—The Genuine Boerhaave's Red Pills, tles, at is. 1-Jd. or double, at 2s, each. Irritation, and procuring Repose. Some hardships and difficulties have arisen from the execution of; * »• To be continued Monthly till the whole Series is completed, - which ii expected to form about 40 Parts. No. 1, or No. 2, are sold by Mr E. Walker, and Mrs Hodgson, The ANTI-ODONTALGIA; or Specific for tire TOOTH­ Tt is prepared by M. Brathwaite, Kendal, Successor to J. A. ACHE, which seldom fails to give immediate Relief in the most ^ThTnarishes where the Irish chiefly resided .have been relieved [ Each Part will contain 280 Pages, with 5 Portraits, Price 2. 6d, Newcastle. Bratbwatte, Lancaster, and -sold hy her Appointment, by Clap* 1 London: printed for T. BOYS, No 7. Lurigate Hill; '* This Medicine is a highly useful Remedy in Chronic Rheuma­ excruciating. Pain; whether proceeding from decayed Teeth, ham and Gilpin, Chemists, Newcastle; Travis, Durham; Pi-ise, f ' I. . hut distant counties and tovvns have been put 1 Sold also by OLIVER and BQYD, Edinburgh, (by whom the tism, Glandular Obstructions, and Scurvy Eruptions; in short, Scurvy m the Gums, or whatever Cause, Sold in Bottles, at is, Darlington ; Welbeary, IHshop Auckland and I\J' As to the fouriders of \htit danmoble associafion in Biiilge- Cfifi.—Inhabiied Houses, 172 Families, SOO,— Total Population, supply of oafs, which sold readily al from -a-, ltd 10 o-> -.if NEWCASTLE, Juke IS. !c al or not we ' the arrears from 1818. Mr Hume opposed the grant; but with street—a combination, whett)«" S ' kn°w not, but 1,1:37. . ' - Barley same as the preceding market. die loth iuM. inclusive have been received, the usual fate of all his labour*. the like of which ft)t-"i'minoi*alhywa s never seen in a christian There was a very great supply of grain in Richmond niarl.ef, i>n The hivi-etn of ib mi ister BoiiOUGH OF FltA.MWEl.GATi£ Males, 674—-Females, 753.— fur. n-.*; ; i " of justice and minister of foreign af- The coronation has been fixed by .proclamation (see page 2,) country—we must ?cli tilcro fiiat if they mean to carry on their Inhabited Houses, H2— Families. 3S&.—Total Population, 1,427- Saturday last. Wheat sold from 0s'to 7*'6d Oats 2s- :;d to :s ID st verul animated debates in the p,d,r ,h T " , Chamber of De- for Thursday the 19th of July. Great riiimbers?of workmen are trade, they should, as they have funds at tbeir disposal, at once Total Males, 4,37'l-~Total Females, 5,250—Grand Total Popu­ Barley 3s dd to 3s 9d Beans 4s 3d 10 4s 6d per bushel. L L ma rkeJ J wh,,:" ' t . v T\ , hy strong party spirit and personal al- employed in Westminster Hall and the Abbey, in preparing for take into their pay a force of regular unreclaimable informers, lation, 9,624—Grand Total Houses, 1,116—''Grand Total Families, At Morpeth market, on Wednesday, there was a short supply of but both b ''**' "dg«ts have been adopted, On tbe 7th, tho the dinner and the pageantry, which will probably exhibit more and not corrupt tbe ingemioo^yP111'? of tb's cou,ltry> bv practi­ 2,088.—The Uninhabited Houses are verv few. cattle, sheep and lambs. There being a great demand, Hay met lateriar with ready sale, and an advance in price. Beef from 1 s lo (is * perhaps to relieve I.*nder 5 years of age, 013 887 1800 lett; r^ o . "" "P*** tbejeon. * farmed "the leading feature. Tbey were founded on his sudden ' ber of sheep, which met with dull sale, at very reduced prices. The tte arrived in Paris on the 2d inst. He proceeded with the his distress. But i ]-j j, evidence of the purchaser Between 5 audio 778 '765 1548 arrival in the metropolis from France, whence', he was 6nid to n a caseg t 0 I show of cattle was not so large as usual, and prices much the same 8 aUSiEty t0 SSC his wlfe who 10 645 1322 is only that of an accomplice, *fi>r the .act could not have 15 687 j as at other fairs. A few good horses, which met with ready sale at uSlS " ' « ma WicasyWat have been sent for by ministers. It will appear from the follow­ 15 521 587 1108 been consummated without his, ministration; and if he as­ 50 J high prices, but indifferent ones were little in demand. A gnat In the French chamber of peers, the examination of witnesses ing correspondence that he had a very different object:— 20 SO 721 976 1697 • number of swine, and -.vices low. It was rather a --.insular rimmi- fc» the prosecution of the conspirators in the-ailair of die 19th of sisted in the completion with a premeditated view to betray 30 .40 675 782 1457 (FROM THE COURIER OF TUESDAY.) 1 stance, that the fair ground in the morning of the 9th of ,)i.i,e sl.culd and ruin his associate in gri;^ iie fs but the greater scoundrel." 40 W 518 566 1114 iiugust, IS20, elosed on the 7th, when ihe pleadings of-coun­ TO THE EDITOR. be covered wilh snow. This doctrine, which am0U^t3 t0 taying that you must employ, 50 .60 365 450 815 sel were opened by tbe attorney-general in a,speech' of upwards SIR,—The following correspondence (Nos. l, 2, 3,) having pgss- At Whih.un-bnnk fair, 011 Tuesday, tbcre was a gitat sh«,w of ed between Mr Canning arid Sir Francis Burdett, we declare it to only infamous persons to |rove the publication of libels, and 60 70 220 273 . £03 ot ttwee hours. The learned gentleman seerasto have admitted ! horses, cattle, atidsj-tep. The f.-ile"of every thing v.s.s dull, c-.x- be authentic. W. BiiNfiKCK, then reject tbeir evidence bicause "they-are infamous, and accom­ 70 . SO 114 • 189 303 -that the conspirators at Paris had not in view fny personal out­ j'cepting milk ci.ws, which were in demand, and ob:-.hud gocd June 11, 1821. DouctAs KTNNATRD. plices, would be highly rh^hed hy tlie libellous tribe, as it 80 •90 86 45 81 rage- or violence to the king arid royal family bf Bourbon, but 8 13 • prices, viz. 11*1. to 151. (No.1.) TO SIR "FRANCIS BURDETT. would render all proof of publication impossible. The reader will 90 ICQ 5 their -expansion from, the sovereignty, and tiiej substitution of " Gloucester Lodge, June 7, 1821. JOO and upwards 0 1 1 At Whit&un "lair at Darlington, on Monday last, there was a " StR,-—In a letter, bearing your signature, and purporting to (scarcely believe that it is extracted from the Old Times, where it large show Of cattle, both fat and. lean ; sales heavy for both kinds ; - *«ung Napoleon Bonaparte. He acknowledges also that the at the close, ofthe market part remained unsold." Beef 6s. to e«- t'd. .jave .been addressed by you to the chairman of a dinner of parlia-. | appears as a comment onU controversy between Mr King, a -• 5593, 6174 11767 Cambray revolutionists aimed no further than, to reform the go- 8782 per storie*, -slftkbig -olialB. Of sheep a large show, heavy sale, and mentary reformers on the -ith of April, Which was published in se-i ; pamphlet- vender, and a clefl: hi Mjgociety's office named Or- IP. 1811, 3975 4807 Vernmentj^'fo Quirogn, and to dictate, at the Point of the bay o- vera! of the newspapers of the following day ; a liberty' is taken, ton.. King says that Ortgn {equ^ii Jiim to procure a-copy of stood long.. Mutton. 5s. 9d. to 6s. per stone. Of wheat a consi­ derable supply^ sales.very dull; at tbe close of the market pail netr. such laws as their party should approve,'^--. . .with my name, as little justifiable (in my judgment) by difference^ \ ^W^tioe^hich he (Kirfe) had « yer seen, called the « Po­ ..Increase 1618 1367 2985 e Although the above .Increase is very considerable, there does not remained unsold. - Red Wheat 12s. to 13s. White do. J4s. to 15s. The French funds have risen to 87 f. 20c. * . of political opinion, as it is reconcileablfe with the ordinary courte­ r litical Djctiona^p," and forfvending" which an indictment was appear to be any reason .to suspect that unfair returns were made in *Cdj . Of"othe"f®F|r 1grai n k*full supply. Oats -3s. 6d. to fX Buiey 7s. The news from Turkey continues of tb e usufd #gue and un- sies of private life. " The obvious meaning of that passage frtVour letter of which I preferred against him by t|e society, but thrown out by the1811 , (as has been inferwd) as it is improbable that the parish officers, W>. I*eails8s. to 9s. 6 *he -instant- that I bad "-read % is.raised Against it by interM^d parties. Some of those,.who are The Census of Stockton on Tees was taken in the course of last Isabella Bell,, daughter of Mr Bell, ofthe Howard's Arms Inn, not appear to be confined to this branch of-his fdrces^ for the only your letter in tbe.newspapers. '.. - »• week,, from which if appears there are in' that place—inhabited " But it was represented ta 'me by the friend whom I requested rinder itsUsh. have applied^., the house of. commons j but their Bramptori.r-iThe 7th inst. at Allendale Town, Mr John Robson, troops who remain under his command consist "enfirely of .Turks petitions* Ijave fiad'rio othex ^ec*thaptOigive'Dr Lusbington an houses'^92, houses now building 4, houses empty 34; number ot of Allenheads Corn Mill, to Miss Margaret Lee, of Hawkuplee. The report of the assassination of Ali Pachi fs again mentioned, to take charge of my letter, that your then situation,"rendered jt families HIS; total number orinhabitants 5006, of which 2S04 impossible for you to accept the second of" the alternatives proposed opportunity of utteri.ng,# tijBdeS^gidasfc tbe-kiiidfed Society for —The aoth nlr^at Alnwick, Mr Anthony Hutton, of that place, and.with such minuteness of detail, as to near &ie "semb"kmt-e- of are mafes* and- 2702 females. In 1801 the number of inhabited to you (a drcumstance which^ I must be'pemutted to observe, con­ the giippression; of Vice; I«dee| thit associatibn, arid the socie­ merchant, to Miss Elizabeth Duke, of Gateshead.—Last week, at truth. It is stated, thit'AH had lbng shrcb dBtBr^tiea.^denvep houses, was 527, inhabitants 4009. In 1811 thenpmber of inhabited siderably aggravated the offence offered me) j that the utmost Which ' ties for the prosecution, of fefcq^jntjst stand or fall on the same Norton,' Mr Wiri Longstaff, to Miss E. Fletcher, second daugh­ Greece from the Turkish yoke. He had evenr advanced consi-; 1 -bouses-was.799, and inhabitants 4229 ; being ah increase, since I.corddobtainfroniydnwas'an engagentent to af&rdme satasfac- principles •p^e^Qogsjdtwtio^ ter of Mr Robert Fletcher, farmer.—The 4th inst at Edinburgh, derabie sums of money-towards the .arming and ciothing" of the 1801, of425 inhabited hbuBe-r, and 997 inhabitants. . don, #o soon as the term of "your confinement should have expir«tdj; 1 Population of Morpeth, 1821—Houses 498; Families, 828 ; Males Mr Charles Speuce, solicitor in the Courts of Session and Admi­ insurgent troops, but afterwards tliought proper'to enter into a that the interval must be fiifl of hazard" as to secresy;- that withdi^t argqments, injayq{ijr o^t^ta Constitutional Association,', was fur- nish|d by ||V W^^^:^i^ip^etiih^olM'iA- iM African- 1576'; Femal'ds J839; total 3415. Population in 1811, 3429. ralty, to Isabella, daughter of the late Mr Joseph Mordue, of secret negociaaon with the Forte, through the medium of the in-any degre§*tapeaching either your honour, or that of anygei^-*. Decrease 14. tleman whom you might select, the mere fact (which could hardly Institution, the^audable-object bfi%iich Is^to suppress the. slave Wallsend, near this town.—The Sd inst. at Lancltester, Mr Silas Pachas who commanded the troops sent against him- The con be concealed) of a communication between me, or any friend, of- Tjie-pojmlation of tbe township of Hexham, according to the Hall, to Miss Margaret Sroiirthwaite.—The 11th inst. at Tan- nations demanded by him, viz. his re-establishihent and confirm trade; and the hon. gentlema!> acjfuaiy di-ew up' and circulated census just taken, amount^ to 4J1^, Jri 1811 we believe the num­ mine, ^and the king's bench, could not. fail tq excite - suspicion';*—: a digest of tbe laws, pn that kith|f^'.dm'Ha r to that Abstract of field, Mr Peter Bowden, of Cheater-le-Street to Miss Unthank, his Paehalik, and a full and uncondifionRl amnesty for and that such^suspicion would necessarily be strengthened by my ber was351% " .. . ; '.. - of Tanfieid. -himself and his partizans, were formally guaranteed by the Grand prolo'n^ng my stay in England, till the middle of JVlay, after hav­ the Hw of libel, forseriditig ^luch"f(|,-ihe country magistrates, he : Donation.to the Newcastle Infiroaary by the Rev, W, Elliott* made so violent an:..ftttackhpon ^Ctni8titutional Association- Seigniiir, upon the express condition, uiat-be should* aid the ing repeatedly and publicly announced my jntsntion of waiting J of Thonieyburn, ih-ls, j annual subscription by the same ll.ls* BlBi>: Moaday sfe'nnight in London, Sir George Douglas, Turkish troops with his. forces in exterminatinfflthe Greeks;- It only for Mr Lambton's motion of the 17th of April. The law of Mr Sc^rfeh and-M^'^riff Parkins, found-id on the Bart, of SpringW.ood Park, Roxburghshire, winch county he for­ ; : ' On Tnesdav- last,- the Schoolmasters'- Association, in this towm appears, that Waja, bis'private and con;fidentiaWcretary,;inowp "Yielding, for the time (arid I Know not how I could-have done 59 Gedrge III- witli .regard- :tQ--««cfet mem-barsi '&'Iku^h-M3l4t>' merly represented, in several successive parliaments.—Tbe 7th otherwise), to the force of these representetionp,-it^-remained for held their annuarxneetitag, as usual,, lit the school-room of.their for his attachment to the cause ofthe Insurgents -was.- apprised of The person who,-unobserved, -anqftsMs money iritothe-pOorrbox; inst. in Lqndori, the Countess of Mexborou«h, after a few hours me only to keep my own;counsel and toquickenj.-as much as pos- •treasyrfr,' 2Wr" ^•af;'C|al*k;;" The meeting had the satisfaction to r of an hospital, is as much a gqvitiidj! of the charity, as he wbp all that was passing, and communicated the san i to the Greeks sible, my return from' the continent *-•..- .find the founds of. this excellent institution in an improved and illness.—The 4th inst. at Edinburgh, James Jackson, Esq. one who were then about the person of the Pacha. --The latter as- ' - *•« I arrived here yesterday evening. My firstbusines s on my ar­ seeds'Asum anonymously to t&tporistitutional or any Similar flourishing state, notwithstanding the great number of widows of the Corrimissioners of Excise for Scotland.—The 2d inst. -aetobled and determined on putting Ali to death which was im- rival has been to communicate with Lord William Bentinck, who Society^ is a member. The worthy sheriff was again at the and superannuated members who at present have claims upon Eleanor, wife of Mr James Dickson, of Berwick, butcher, aged mediately done. Tbe advantages gained by th< Greek fleet over has the goodness tp undertake to-deliver this letter to you, and to MansionJiouse with, his bamsfeiy> tbe end* of last week, but them. This is chiefly to be attributed to the liberal support of 29.—The 24tb ult. in tbe prime of life, Mr Michael Hastie, of settleon my behalf, all necessary ai-rangements on the matter to told the Lord-Mayor, that *siriCfe|fa former application for" war tbe Tutiish'sqaadron are said to be confirmed-.! The remains of T tbeir benefactors, by whose generosity the heavy charges neces­ Stone Mills, Aberdeenshire, second son of Mr Peter Hastie. of the -latter took refuge in a port near Corfu, ^wjfere they are now which it relates. I assure you, upon my honour, that Lord Wit rants;, facts*, had transpired'. wbicf-tended to- establish a case of liam Bentinck is the only person who has any knowledge of this sarily incurred have been sustained, without retarding the growth Hutton Mill, Berwickshire The 9th inst aged 75, Mr Wm . PJockadedby that portion of the Greek vessel*., ftti-oished by^tb letted, or of my purpose to write it. ,,.. • delper complexion, and heWouldfterefore'attend upon his lord­ of the society, The "members afterwards dined together at the Leighton, 54 years parish clerk of Morpeth.—7th inst. at Earsdon JKydriot-s. All the above reports need, cwfii-ro-teop. Tlie .Arch - - "1 have the.honour to Kei Sir,- ship .atartot^^teportnmty, pi-ebi »d with witnesses to Establish George Inn, where tbey were favoured with the company of Hill, near Morpeth, Mr Thomas Hope, farmer, at ari advanced - Hshop of Fatrasso has "Issued an exhortation M the-"Greeks, *5 Your riio'stobedien t servant, cases'againstjifie fndividtials, ' several of their benefactors, and spent the day in great harmony.. age.—Tuesday se'qnigbt. at Denton, near Darlington, Bged 19. calling'upon them to arise and deliver tbeir coxa&JRRAXT*-*>~-Y*>a jTSiEnedJ - " & GEO. CA Mr Waw'ri, of ^his towri, has subscribed a guinea annually, and Mr Wm Henlock, eldest son of the late Mr George Heulock, of r^Nd. 2.) irOTH% RIGHT HON. GEORGE CANNING ; ofthe oppressor. Seven thousand -women andjchldren, Belpn; riTsWfe "I * purpose c*4elfberating upon and iribtering their plans. Iriformaw tween 60 and 701. Tbe chapel (which had been consecrated the particular mariner, to "disclaim having eyer'haii such art intention. tion or, therKflesfgug having, howevp, been conveyed to thego- On Tuesday Jast, at his lordship's house, in Whitehall, the natives and residente, not to take part, i&#Xj)>TM&irect\j, m bight before) was extremely crowded; and attended by a great " I have the honour ip be, Sir,. - ' vemment,^ieviVere surprised by airdlitary force, and made pri­ Countess of Liverppol^On -Monday last, at South Shields, Mrs number ofthe most respectable people, both from this town, and Ihe insurrection against the Porte^dervety se^re penalUes. •Your most obedient, huriible servant, soners. We told, that sincd fee discovery of this plot*- the Mary Flavel, widow, aged <>4.—The Stb inst Mrs Hannah Mil­ the neighbourhood, . , -V. • • A letter from the Agent to L^f a s, m Constantmople, dated ' (Signed) . ,. .?^--J^4ncis Bqrdett." authontoinMaWyboiiay^aecrek that the mhabitants shtnlld ler, of the Stockbridge, in. this town, aged 28^—The 10th inst swear all^giaiice.toShe --(Mambiatt^eiriimen^ and-s'ueh-as de- May 10, sav^ « Though som/feost ak^ning feurbances bro"ke (No. S.) TO SIR' FRANCIS BURDET-T. On the 12th inst a Missionary meeting was held.at Hurworth, Mr John Huntley, .of Westgate-sireet, in this town, aged 6S.->— 1 fa " GloucesterXodggj June 9,1821;, chnedtongso,,were>toheorderedttfleavetlieplace. TheSchooner out here soon after last sf^ *PPy «* adoi^trano^^ near Darlington, when" 3h.4s, 6d, was collected in aid of the Me* The lltli-inst.'^r.'peqrge Humble, of Gallowgate,- in this town, and SIE,—Lord William Bentinck has just delivered to me the ivlary,. tront $t JMiartha, arrived, ttfeterday, and brings accounts, hasprevaUed forsornj^ wehaveiiopej *f .«s-contmu- answer which you have transrriitted to- hli loidshipj through Mr fliat the greater parto^me^itri^j[otthatplacehad been embarked thodistrriisslonst .,,,,--•."."*' L .:. • -. aged-82.^,Tbe35th tilt .the Rev. Sir Henry #>ole, Bart^of the ,.i Tinder exfa^ circumstances, and in cpp-nderation of the Kinnaird, io Aeletter which I addressed tctyou,on-Thursday. toremforce General Urdaneta, mm^a^o. - •' - - "'- * - "*•" On Saturday last^' s^ra-'a. coirespondentt^'-Ilaniel M'Pher- Hooked near*Lejyes. aiid of Poole-hall, near Chester, in his ?Sth ^ ISLAOTIS °F ROLT-1 " Lord William Bentrnck's opinioii (with which my own, feel- By the atnval of a. fishing- canoe/W-Thursday' evehing, from son, aged 12 years,.spn oj|,the Rev. James MJEhejcson, Baptist year. He is.-Reported,to-;have died possessed of property worth, ings entirely coincide) satisfies me that.I caii hayeno other reply to Cumarebo, which donveyed a .Spaflish/commandant and 8 metij minister, in tbfs town, nrifortunately fell down the shaft of Els half a triillion of money! The title is extinct—On Friday last, * »?is Excellency our Ambassador tjje advantage make to your letter, than to express my acknowledgment for tbe 501116 f we learn that the armistice hadbeen brikenby Gen. Morales hav­ wick Old:Colliery,, and was -killednotwithstanding this mehm TOTECT ON Mr Richard .Scott, of North Shields, master-mariner, aged 52.— anFnecSiV * P * or oui^faade through the Archi- frankness and promptitude with which you have disclaimed any in ing madean attack upon anidefeatel a part of the republican , „ . -«cb he has promised to take intq immediste considera­ cboly circumstance, Mr^f,- pr6|iehed thrice on Sunday. The In London, Capt.Wm Hadden, of the Inniskiliing Dragoons, n ajr tention of personal offence. .., ' " forces-stationed at Calaboza.'-' .Accburi* pf this affair were forward­ le AlIn discourses were very affecting, and there was scarcely a dry eye eldest son of the.late Major-Gen. Hadden, of the Royal Artillery, tion ' £ongridge; Elirabetli, Calaumj Cobourg, " I have the honour to be, §ir, . ed w-ithpnt delay to Gen. Bolivar, wh7 was then in Barfrias, treat* ,im an in the" meeting-room, the Millwrights* Hall, Westgate. Mr M. y_ - J d Daphne, LlewellytX are detained in ihe Bospbo "Your most obedient servant, • mg with the commissioners-sent out»th'e cortes. The conferen­ — On the .18th of April last at Jamaica, much regretted, Capt, . J by contrary winds." ' ^ V /-;"''•'. (Signed) <« George Canning." ces were thus abruptly put an end t<5 arid the commissioners or­ will improve tbe death of .his son by preaching a sermon next Thomas Leishman, of Loudon, son of the late Mr Wm Leish- An article from Warsaw, says, that Eussiart and' Polish, troops To the above correspondence we tbink it desirable to add the par­ dered to return immediately- to C raccas." The canoe which Sabbath afternoon, to yqung people, and likewise a funeral ser­ man, formerly of this town.—The llth inst at Alnwick, Mr Wm ticular passage in the hon. baronetts letter, -respecting which Mr are marching towards Moldavia to form a cordon, to binder tbe brought the above intelligence was iaddled* over the-whole way mon in the evening,-o.cca.sioned by the death of .I'm Storey." Lindsay, aged 61, much respected,—The 6th inst at Stockton, Canning thought it necessary to call for some explanation. The from Cumarebo to tin's island, a dista ice of 15 leagues in 24 horns. Mr M'Pherson was- one of the orators op the Town Moor, on aged 76, Mr Ralph Ware, ship-owner, much respected.—Sunday Turks from violating the Russian-territory "in the pursuit of the letter was addressed'to a company of reformers,-who met at the Letters have been received from Valparaiso, of March lst, which the 11th of October, 1819.;.: last, at Sunderland, suddenly, in a fit of apoplexy, Mr Richard Greek and Walhehian insurgents. The Emperorr-(besides, by City of London Tavern, in April last, the Lord Mayor in the chair, state that Lord Cochrane had given Up the blockade of Callap, and On Monday last, "David Haggart, waa found guilty before tbe treaties of peace of -Szistowa and Buchare^, has-'^iaranteed to eatand drink in the cause of parliamentary reform (previous to that part of the coast cf Fern, in consequence of the appearance Of Hudson, water bailiff and harbour master, aged 51.—Same day, me privileges of the principahties of Moldavia and Wallachia j Mr Lambtori's motion.) Weshall leave our readers to judge whe­ the Prueba and Venganza Spanidi vfesseis of Win; ip thftt Yiojniiy. the high court of justiciary at Edinburgh, of the murder of at Bishopw-annputb, Miss Mary Ann Reed, daughter of tbe late should-the Porte, therefore, after quelling Wel'insurr.ection, at­ ther tbe hon. baronet was fortunate in his endeavours to avoid all Ilis lordship bad sailed in pursuit of them. ' Thomas Morrin, the turnkey of Dumfries goal, on the 10th of , Mr Thomas'Reed, ship-owner, aged 24.—On Monday, at the " unjustifiable allusion" to Mr Canning, or whether his peri did not tempt to introduce a new government into the principalities, Two* Hamburgh, mails, bringing papers tp the 8th iiTst, arrived . October .'last and was -sentenced to be executed on the- rSth of Barracks, "Sunderland, Mr Henry Howard, seijearrt in the 2L'd frustrate hirintentions. July. The culprit is about 19 years of age, a native of Edin­ •regiment, aged 44.—Sunday. 3ast, suddenly, Mrs Gardner, mo­ Russia will interfere to prevent It The following is the sentence th-s morning. According to letters from Jassy of the 11th May, the .Greeks ariivediri great numbers At Galacz. Ori tbe Slst and burgh, It will be recollected that he fractured the skull of the ther of Mr John Gardner, of this town, gun-maker.-—Same day, According to the German papers, the Emperor of Russia --".* Gentlemen, that Mr-Canning—I mention him as. the cham readied Warsaw on the 20th ult and on the following day con- 22nd April, two ships arrived thew with 40 cannon, 2000 muskets, turnkey With a stpne concealed in a flannel bag, and escaped Mrs "Watson," widow of Mr Wm Watson, late of the Customs, pion ofthe party—a part for the whole—should defend, to the nt- 2000 sabres, and other military $tofes< The satne accounts say, tmued Bis journey for Fetersburgb. The emperor arid"empress fennost, a system, by the hocus pacus tricks of which he and his with another prisoner, Sunderland.—The 6th inst at Hobberlav, near Alnwick, Mrs that Ali Papha was* not dead, but had defeated, the Turks sent Scott widow of Mr James Scott, aged 84.—The 8th inst at qf Austria arrived from Ijaybach at the palace olfScboenbrunn, family get so much public money, can cause neither me, nor tiny against Mm"^ "and was advancing towards Thessaly. Ariotfier (con- A notice "in the Gazette offers a free pardon to any accomplice near Vienna* on the 25th, The emperor basf'wri|jen:.letters to man,_siirprise or ariger- ._ . tradicBSry) account $ay$ that the Turks have occupied Bucharest, in the felonious act of setting fire to the premises of Mr. John Alnwick, Mr Wm .Forster, shoe-maker.— The 1st inst. at Scor- his ministers Prince Metternicbi .Count Stadion, and -Gen. Fri- "For, 'tis fteS* t. the king's aiffliority in that island. There is no other news from panic. Their demands were, boweveh evaded by a bribe of eight i authenticate copies of the letters that had passed between the two millions of piastres-—about, 220,0001. terling, and some police re- lent Society, We are rather sorry to learn, that, from ^variety of ^^t^^^^li^t^W^-reiitorvf-- Itomaldkirk. The Rev, "€bat'%dar£S;. .Theproceedirigs against the -Piedmontese insur­ entlemeitin question. - But in so doing, fct the. special request of gulajtions ha.verest0red.u5 to apparenttonqiiillity.; The ^iccotirits causes, the Amds ofrthpt -Society are. lowat present j atfd, as tfie James Blackburn. A. M. succeeds to tbe living. gents are going* on. It is stated. that numerous ^md important f jord W. -Bentmck, I stated tbat^ although Sir F, Burdett cpuid from PatraSs are cpntra'dictory; all w4know for certain is,' that on distresses of the poor still call loudly fdr help, it may be that we 3ocumefits,'cpnsIsting of a Corresporidence in cipher: with foteign have no possibJe objection- to their publication, I should think it the 3rd of May the Turks Vjere in postession qf the town,-having shall be excused for recommending the " pour distressed" (through countries, will be submitted ta certain august personages, and unbecoming on his part to be a party to it. As far as my own opi­ driven the Greeks to the moWtains-'T - r ' this Society) to the notice of those who are able and willing to re- - -MA'RINE INTELLIGENCE will- unravel afl the threads of the Piedmontese revolution. The nion went, bf course, I could have opposed no obstacle to that • There appeared "early in flie"day, sope activity in the stock mar­ lieve; bp't who have not.tlie opportunity, of being their own .Al. The Elizabeth, M?Intosh, fromNew Orleans at! iverpool spoke •which I thought would do so much.credit to Sir Frances Burdett. ket, which is attributed to a report in circulation of the death of moners, See •AdvertiseiiMt. A well-wisher to the institution has on the 2Stli ulu in -hit 48. "0 long- 07 30 the bri«* Frkiius vf ministers of fihssia," Austria^ and' Prussia^ accredited to the But his Lordship will recollect I stated my surprise if Mr Canning Swiss Republic, have fransmittect to the confederation two note% Bonaparte. We are unable, on enquiry, to trace it to any authen­ given fl-donatio n pf 101. by Mr J, Fenwick, to its fund. North" Shields,, from Bristol for Qubhec ' should wish to give notoriety to such a transaction. tic source. Last prices were as tmdej*. 4 per dent. 94—3£ per ' rernonstratirig again«5t tbe asylum given bysome qf the cantons . MD-LTPMIN PAKVO, cmtimuedfronipa&V. As a proof of the The Paragon, of Sunderland, was spoken the lst inst lat SO, ; " I airi, S>ir, your obedient Servant, cent. 86jS^—Red. 76—Bank long aiiB.;l9T*3—Indiabonds 49 p.»» insecurftyof living m the P&pal States,, a letter from Ro.me men. long. 19. bv the Steadfast, arrived at Bristol to the fugitive Piedmontese. „ " DOUGLAS KINNARD." - I E5t*.bills3p,—Cprisolsforacc. 77^/ tions,. tbatonthe 10th'riltat 3 o'clock in the afternoon, 17 bri- The Fritariii'ia of Nortt h Shields to Miramichi, was; spoken the In consequence of the above letter, we have been called upon gands scaled the walls of the garden of Camaldulesat Frascati, U d inst lat 4tS 55. Ion"-" Intelligence from Spain states, that two commissioners sent by > r by Lord William Bentinck, for such explanation as it was in our s<^r»<*^®t^^® ^ffi*^cB=»«**'—— - neai-that place, and_entering the Con+enV carried off 7 Monks to The Ceres, Marshalf of South Shield,, from St Domingo to Bolivar from the Spanish Main to treat with the* Spanish govern- province to afford. His lordship also placed in our hands the fol­ _ POPUMT|ON, the mountains, leavmg behind only tiiose who were.mfirm Two London, was spoken, lat 40. long. S9. 3S. all «ell, bv the Prince lowing roply to the letter of Mr Kinnaird, which we lay before mentt on their arrival at Cadiz, were* detained, and informed by !Iii^ census of Hewcasfle and the adjoining hamlets, is other Monks were sent by the banditti to Rome, to make known ( Leopold, arrived at Cork, ^-«o. •- , . our readers. • the authorities of the place, that tbey could not be allowed tb now completed. The increase in 10 years is very considerable: the stun required for their ransom; 70,000 crowns. Cardinal Whitby, 9th Jmie. The sk»o|) Neptune, Dale, in turning off proceed further without instructions from the king. M. Zea, the « TO THE EDITOR OF THE COURIER, Increase,- " Park Place, June 13, 1821. In 181^, tternoon, with tlic wind official-agent of New Columbia, was expected at Madrid on tlie St Nicholas Parish 922 went on shore among.st SIR,—A letter from Mr D. Kinnaird, which appeared in the All Saints* 2349 Hth inst, from Paris, and some: apprehensions were entertained ,#l ,: s now-on the beach. 'I he Times and Morning Chronicle of this day, in reference to the pub­ "St John's : 446a ..... 182.4 for bis personal safety, in consequence-of tbe -sudden breaking! lication of the correspondence between Mx.Cannihg and Sir Fran­ r fit Andrew's " * 478*4 2447 fisherman, taken before the Lord Mayor of London, on Monday Leghorn, Mfly 26.' About 500 sacks of corn have been recovered off of the armistice by General Bolivar. -The Spanish govern­ ks Burdett, requires from me the following explanation. last, for using an unlawful net in the River Thames, that tbe fish " Certainly, the paragraph to which both our names are signed, from the wreck of the Tweed, Hay, from Newcastle, and sold by ment is negotiating a loan of 50 milb'onsof francs with the bank­ Total inJMewcaWle " S7587 35129 7542 have nearly all been poisoned away by the discharges from the vari­ auction/ It is expected that much more will be saved. ers of Paris, The Cortes has resolved that the tithes of Spain though written by us, was not written as a letter to the editor of tlte! In'-Pilgrim Ward there were in* i&i, 354 houses, 737 families, ous gas .works into the river. During the last year only one salmon Courier, or to any other person. It was intended simply to authen­ NEWCASTLE. ARRIVED, FOREIGN,—Delight, Gray, St. Mi- shall be reduced one half in their amount. This proposal was in 8 houses uijoiccupied,-4 ditto building; 1353males, 1805females, ^uuw"* « naa union entirely aeparteu. | chad's, oranges. James and Ann,"Lough. Riga, lintseed. St. ticate the correspondence which it accompanied. The mistake, by wauittwi wiu ueu vain opposed by the ministry* By another decree,r the cortes —total, 3158. There are now in «i821, 487 houses, 961 families, The water baihff mentioned, that, a horse had been poisoned by Lucas Greike St™k 1,1/ LtVps 7eno Henderson • Lavinia, : which you considered it as addressed to yourself, is best explained 83 houses unoccupied -Y I788males; gi41"feinales,—-total, 3929. In­ abolishes the sending of money to Iiome, for bulls, matrimonial in the letter which I received from'you this morning, and which I crease of persons 771. i. -. . .1$ " Out pf 80^0001. in notes seflt up to- the Bank of Ehgland from Li- ; . cleared, Jam™,-Industry, Wear, Dieppe -. Hope, Simp- dispensations', indulgences, &c, " It enacts,'that in lieu thereof, beg you will annex to the present letter. . ' , &c In Pandon Ward there. %reiriCi811, 262 houses, 724 families, verpool, there was not wciorgery. From Manchester 200,0001. ' , Stolue • 41ert HeirfI Integrity Rchmond • Hope Wood • the sum of 9O00 piastres shall be annually remitted to bis '* With respect to the question of publishing, it is certainly true 9 houses unoccupied; 3 ditt|building; 1,228 males, -1,611 females, sor] that Mr D. Kinnaird,. though publication bad his perfect assent, were sent,and only one forgery amongst them. At-the former Sdon £d Be^^^^^1^^^ BriSh holiness, as a voluntary gift, over and above any sums sti­ by e P11V e T —total, .2839, In 182^, 316 housef, 782 -families,, 9. houses unoc­ teh^T^^fT^f .^ l ° » Vnion, DeamessjJ^T Brown; Fame, Mlk-r; Xelll-, Iaw- pulated by preceding concordats. Tbe cortes reserve to them­ and though his authentication ofthe correspondence was given with cupied, 5 ditto building; l;f74males, 1,698 females,—totals 3,172, T ^fjff^l£^5 ^ Ekineur: Mancheker, McKenzie, CotterW -. Harmony, that view, declined to be a party to it But it is equally true that In Quayside: W ard, in 1^1, iflthorises', 286 famffies, 31 unoccu- T selves tbe increase of this-sum, " if tlje nation shall in future be Rachel, Bekker, Copenhagen -. Elizas and Margavet, publication, in some form or other, was always required by Mr 511 67f 1,185. able to do so." It is said in a,Paris.paper, .that the Queen of pied houses; males, females.-^total, ; obtained the Twenty-one Thousand Pound prize in the lot eiy! Toddle df cL S IlX, Turcan, Pillau: Forsoget, Canning, ahd was uniformly so stated by me to Mr Kinnaird, We have not THE particulius of Sandgate Ward. Spain intends to proceed immediately on a pilgrimage to Jeru­ from the moment that there appeared a prospect of the affair being brought to an amicable termination, InlSt John's paiish, there are—inhabited houses, ?70; numbei; salem. The insurrectionary movements in Spain appear to be of families, 1407; houses now building, 6'; houses uninhabited, 42; JSnho ^^^J^^I^^OS^^ Ysselstroom, Weerd, Zwolle: Luna, Bishop/ Amsterdam -. S^StZ! '/^fI fS°n board; 116 died on • ' ^^.ind.tonesglass, grindstones, , Sec. &c.— put down. ' I regret the mistake into which you have fallen^ more espe- families chiefly employed iriagriculture,,7; families chiefly employ­ Mary Ann? Wak Jlima coalSj A Arrived, Coastwise,—Lord Howick, Ions; Newcastle Packet, rialIly as it has given.rise to Mr Kinnaird's letter of this morning, ed in trade, raanufactures; andha"naicfaft,1125 ; families not com­ edfSwmmoueS^ Co^u-w-Lord Howick, Ions" " American papers to the,17th uit have been received. They ich, although (as I am convinced, from all that has passed be- TO; 18 d ed n and Jeanie, Phillips, prised in the two preceding classes, 275; males, 2889; females, oVX^*S3^ffih£^f^ ^ v! -7° TfWU- Clay; Alexander, Jeffrey, London: Helen contain intelligence thaf the army and people of Lima have dis- »en us on this occasion) Without the intention of the writer, B«,l^ Ann, Glasgow: Nepeptunet , Urquhavt, Dun- rnissed the Viceroy of Peru, Pizuela; from bis office, and have 3401. ".'"'. arrived at Belfast, from Rotterdam, a hogshead (which had been I dee Rose, Gemlo, -Montrose: ^Newcastle and Berwick Packet, ms to detract something from that complete satisfaction to the Township 6f Westgate, adjoining Newcastle,but in the county of entered at the Custom-honse as madder) burst open, and the whole placed Gen. La Serna in his place. The late viceroy bad em­ feelings as well as to the honour of both the parties principally con­ Hogg, BerwickRobert & Margaret Stanton, Alemouth, goods. Northumberland.—Inhabited houses, 195; families occupying them, interior was exposed to view. It was found to contain three parcels Sidney Smith, Johnson, Lynn: Jackall, Carter, Yarmouth, corn. barked in the British frigate Andromache,.and sailed for Pana­ cerned, with which I can truly say Mr Kirinafrd ahd Iliad mutual 294; building, 9; empty,"e; families in agriculture, 6; trade, 193; I of tobacco,, packed in canvass, altogether weighing 5 cwt" Be- ma. Gen. San Martin was making bis advances towards the ly flattered ourselves, that this transaction had happily terminated, Sussex Oak, Lawson, Arundel: Cambria, Forster, Portsmouth: others, 95. Inhabitants-males, 567 \ females, 793; total inhabi- j tween each ofthe parcels, and at each end of the hogshead, was a Mary, Lyle ; Avgo, Smith: Elizabeth, Duncan; Hunter, Hed- Peruvian capital very cautiously, assisted by Lord Cochrane on " I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, tants, 1360, exclusive of registered seamen, layer of madder. There were in all60hogsheads, the whole contain- "JXI ley, Inverness: Penelope, Banfield, Faversham -. Albion, Nichol­ tPVflllci'W'a ^h •mOr?r^o-v» Tka-vn II-ova in nil £r*l hn»»knrt.ln (Signed) « w. Bbstotck." Af* *.n,*wi/-i-n Z81I ttlC tOtSl *"U~ ~ ~ tbe coast The latter had taken some English ships richly laden, number of inhabitailts was only 745. mgl5 tons of tobacco, which has been lodged in the king's stores, and son, Plymouth: Speculation, Gains, Rye, tirnbc<-. Mar«*aret on the ground of the cargoes being Spanish,property. They The following is a copy ofthe note which*- we addressed to Lord '• Pyker Township, the captain and crew of the vessel sent to the house of correction. W. Bentinck, and which his lordship wishes to be annexed to his Wood, Balachelish, slates. Susan & Mary, Su-waid, Darta-Knitl/ were sent to' Valparaiso for adjudication. Males. Females. Total. Families —The staje of New York, agreeably to the late census,-contains cyder. Cleared, Caastuise,--Ovington, FoVster; Union, Bowman' own letter:— - In 1821 ,„.... 1894 1957 1,372,989 soqls. In 1790, it contained but 340,120. The increase It appears that considerable numbers of American ships have 3851 London, goods. Also 196 colliers and other coasters. " The Editor of the Courier presents his .compliment to Lord In 1811 1447 1582 3029 709 in thirty years is 1,039,869. been to the seal fishery at the newly, discovered islands in the An- Wm Bentirick, and has the honour to inform him, with reference At Newcastle market, on Saturday last, there was a good .^H^^S*-^- ^rri"- ,/ ^ „ - , , „ , „, 17s to 21s Foreign 15s to ISs Tick beans 28s to 30s Grey pease of lumber for six months, from the 2Gtb of. February, 1821, in nj TTrCT n 28s to 30s Boilers 36s to 4Q's per quarter. Fine flour 40s "to 42s jjritisb vessels tiurigated aeqordiiig to law. Tire-New Brunswick it was organised, from tbe "throne and L conltution, up- ' ssS^S^^^^l^F^^ft per sack. On the 14th June, Northumberland bacon 58s to 60s paper of tbe 8th of May states tlie' confident expectation that St on itself; and the warfare is not a .slack one. The" society is ! tal Population, 1,780. - Hams 72s per cwt Butter 38s per firkin. Cumberland bacon 49s Andrew's will shortly be declared a free port; . very ably defended by the New Times and other papers; "and j BOROUGH or ELVF.T, fotlter Pari qf- St Osioald's.J—Malcs, 364 to SOs Hams sizeable 72s Ditto large 56s per cwt. Butter 38s still more effectually supported by a great accession of new sub —Females, 537—Inhabited Houses," 115—Families, 194 Total per firkin The Marquis of Londonderry has applied, to the House of sciibers, who have amply provided-tbe sinews of war. Thc rav­ Population, 901. Commons ou behalf of the Duke of Clarence for the^ditional ings of the opposition press are quite ludicrous. One of these Sr MARGARET'S CHAFEUIY, (Grossgatc, $c.J—Males, 681 allowance of 60.001. a year, which in 1818 his royal highness de­ papers, from whose proprietors .wa should have -expected not Females, 783.—Inhabited Houses, 152.—Families, 344.—Total Population, 1,464. clined rather ungraciously - arid the house iu consideration of the only more decency, but more-sense, thus speaks on the subject'-. PAII!SHOF ST GILES, {Gilligatt, %c.J—Males, 579.—Females, At Durham there was.a good supply of -.\heat, which met with a ' barley, beans, pease, and other ai-ri^0*1 ^ ais as 011 Monday' In e s Ulvreisil " «a!Kn*atioii: 5 NO. 75G2i, iADV KRTtq^LTT-* ^*—Pr*ce Sevenpence, 7 ^KIISEMENTS READY MONEY. J

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O ERSONS who have ohtained GAME CEiiTHftGATEs for burne, Bart, fn* Copheaton" and all his other Manors and Estate*; 8 OX A Also PRIME CREASE BUTTER, which will be sold on the Year 1821 •.— Wemyss James, by C. J- Clavering, Eit/. FUR Ilarewood Shihf, J -»>—T/i^iP* now, burgeon toMIDWIFERY " —- , by Mr T. M. GI P , „, .... JREV.X- '^N SALE, an EXCELLENT CARGO of AMERICAN very low Terms. Apply to PHILIP N AIRlH & SON S. .' List (1) GENERAL CERTIFICATES at 31. 13s. Gd. each: and WinnisHill; Waiby Thomas, by Wm (hrde, Esq.. for Nnnui* \ Lying-in at their J> LOWER-PORT PINE TIMBER, just landed. Newcastle, September 12, 1821. Askew Adam, Esq. lledlteugh 1 Archhold James, Esq, Newcas­ kirk, Ewesley, Monkridge, Hatherwick, High Carrick, YatesfietJ, the Chanty for Poor Married Women tle; Allgood, R, L. Esq. Nunmick,; Armstsong Wm, Push; An­ Tfra?tles, .Baitrers, Bills Moarfoat, Kiln-hovsi; Pavnchford, timing Apply to ! JOHN HALL, Broker. To be SOLE bv private Contract, alUl ASSi3tant Sm eon t0 the derson, Mr J. C. H'allsend; Bulujau George Esq. Newcastle 1 Burn, Heir'x Mouse, Herd Law, BUIIHS, Great Tosson, Churtra-y, "^^Ho^^cSTaiidwiferT^enTuL^h^-" 06 *"S CWe of Induction* s in Nevvcasde, 13th.September, 1821i FREEHOLD and TYTHE-FREE FARM situate 1 > Burdon Sir Thos. Knisht, ditto Bradshaw Geo. Esq. Elstviclc Harden, Whitrfitld, Byvixule, Millfwld, and Higklaw, in Nort)~ PH^^a/MW^ivS ouV^I W1S1 to 1UALILV themselves for in the Township Of Hirasterlev, near Bishop Auckland, in s A Cottage,- Bainbridge J. Esq, Newcastle; Bulman John, Esq. ditto} %iinbcrland, and Orde, Grindon, and Norhani, iv Durham. weu-accustomed PUBLlC-HOUSJbS, known by ;the the County of Durham, calle! KNAVESMIRES, containing 75 Bum Mr John, Aydan; Bro\vn John, Hilshni Park; Brown Mi­ Made up to the 13th September, 18'JI. Th y m Lectures w i U be * de'i ven L Wpte-atreet Sign of the NORTH. BlUXONi situated in the Milk Market, Acres more or less, now in tie .Occupation of Tllos Lowsond. chael, Corbvidgc. BeirWrn, Hexfiami Bell Wm, ditto; Bell An­ By Order of his Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of and Frida : Sandgate, Newcastle, with Brewing Utensils, &c± Apply to For Particulars,' enquire cf John Greenwell, Hamsterley, the thony, Harlow Hi&; Burhu&Mr J&pegj.Ovington;. Burdon Geo. Taves. "MATTAC&W-^sa3^^ Wgute-btreet, Newcastle, Sept 3^821. II enry Rennoldson, New: jioad, Newcastle aforesaid. "I Proprietor. Esq. Hedaont-JS^tlir-^i.^fSburii Htiff* ]8w«dBW^B. Ji Discovery has lately bees introduced which bids fair "Esty .Gosforth. House $ Brandling, R. "W. .Esq, Gosforth; Brand­ To be LET, and entered upon immediately to supersede the Necessity of a Dentist. HUDSON'S ling j.Esq. ditto House; Brandling C. J. Jun. ditto ditto; Bigge ABOTANIC TOOTH TOWDEK is a certain Remedy and HE DW~~ ' — Thos. -H. Esq. Benton; Bell Henry, Esq. -Newbiggin; Bell, Preventive for ah Disorders of the Mouth; it not merely clean­ T in the N Matthew, Esq. JPoolsington; Bell Robt'. J. Esq. ditto; Barker Mr ses and beau lilies the Teeth, but preserves them from Oecay, to excellent Rooms> „ _ .„ Rich. North Shields; Baker A-J. C. Esq. Cresstrell; Brown B. CT t the latest Period of Life. It makes them wh'.ta, fastens such us are 1 as a Dwelling House or Ware-rooms; Apply to Iklr Pattison,. or Esq, Morpeth i Burn J. G. Esq. Warkworth; Bigge Chas, W. loose, prevents those decayed growing worse, removes the Tartar, at Messrs Walters and Ellison's Office.. To be SOLD by Auction, Esq. Linden House; Clarke J. G. Esq. Newcastle / Carr John, Esq. and cures the Scurvy in the Gums, leaving them iirai and of a Tynemauth; Cookson I. Esq. Newcastle; Cookson Thos, Esq. TO BE LET, (BY MR WINCH,) healthy Redaess. It is an Antidote for Gum Boils, swelled Face, ditto; Cresswell O. J. Esq. ditto; Crawhall Wm, Alleniieads; NNWO SMALL "-CONVENIENT HOUSES, neatly On' Tuesday, the 16th mentor Imtant, Mrs Hunter's, Croat-Market, Newcastle, licitor, in Richmond,, if by Letter,* Post-paid. . A LL the OUTSTANDING DEBTS due to the Estate of John Wood, Mount Moor Colliery, Durban^ nt RT OF turning his Vjjla Seal; Dickinson John, Jun. Westgate; Dickinson Jos. ditto; ESStiicln!iXr °» ^Y " ^ Richmond, Sept. 1st, 1821. „0_ of the said Tliomas Little, a List of which may be seen, and Tobe SOLD by Auction, ix-iiis for'the yeiy liberal Encourage- further Particulars known, on Application to Blr Seymour, Attor- Donkin Joshua, Esq. North Sliselds; Dohinson J. S. Esq.<&fo; Dale ment he has received from c-tNTLra EN or THE EACUI.TY, and the Henry Esq. ditto; Davison Mr Thosi Whalton; Dobson John Jun, At the George Tavern, Backwray-S/fnan; on.Tuefdey IW 25//i Bay To be LET, and entered upon at Martinmas next, v__ tn^"at Law, "PJajgrim Street, Newcastle upon lyne Public in general, since his Conuv.eiiceinent in Business, and begs EXHA-- M TYN-- E MILLS, with 20 Acres of LAND.1, .. ; * Iron Halt; Donkin Wm, Esq. SandJtoe; Dodd Thos. Hiding; (f Septrwbcr, 1821, between the Hours if 5 and ft <".-,• tlw AfwrnMn. to state., that be .has ju.*t completed, and lias oh Hand, a large Dodd Simon, Corn Hills; Dodd Michael, ditto; Dodd Simon, Unless previously disposed of by private Contract, of which due Assortment of Surgical and Midwifery "Instrument*, which he will H BlackaMurn; Edinoudston Bey. Jas. Newborn; Eels Major Wm, Notice will be given, Applications to be made to.Mr Benjamin Johnson, Byweil af VALUABLE HO US&HOLB FURNITURE, $c continue to fell on the most moderate and libera! Terms. Hall, Newcastle; Fenwick Thos. Esq. ditto; Featberston T. R. ditto; (GEO. MARSHALL, Auctioneer,} Manors of Hexham,"and A nick Grange.' "1 • (witHOirr RESERVE) . J. B. while he respc-etfuHy solicits and presumes to anticipate a Fife Wra, Esq. ditto ; Forster Geo. Esq. ditto ; Fenwick Ra, Esq. ^^LL those two FIELDS or CLOSES of very rich Copy. Share iif Public Patronage/assures his Friends that il shall be his The Copyhold Tenants who intend to enfranchise their Estates, To be. SOLD by Auction, (hi Tuesday, ihe 25th of September, antlw Premises, Ks>. 12, •Ulghami; Fenwjck A*;ii..Es.q. Morpeth; Forster Mr James, Whal­ constant Endvavoiir to retain .and increase tliat Coutideuce with are hereby informed that the Instructions for their respective Deeds issi, - SavUle-Row, Newcastle, at 11 o'clock precisely, ton ; Fairless.M, Jun. Nine Banks'; Forster Ralph, Barnsford; the / which he has been hitl:erto honoured- ^ of Enfranchisement will be received at the Manor Office, in Hex­ ham. .-. (One Property.) . '(BY. ALEX. REED,) ' Gibson Geo- Esq. IteedsmouUi; Gill Harry, WHaamstone 1 Gra­ tyofl. -l t Amputating, Cupping, Couching, Trepanning, and .every other ham Mr R. North Shields;, Grace Mr Wm,'IftrkkyGrey R. W. '^Instrument in the Surgical Line, mushed in the b-jst ?dnnuer, and ' " HE PRINCD?AL PART of the FURNITURE of a ley, who will shew the same, and Possession may be had at Martin­ TO BE LET, .. T Gentleman, who is declinibg Housekeeping, consisting-of a EsqJ Acton H"ouse; Gibson Thos. Esq. Newcastle; Green*Rev. Pw mas, if required. Further Particulars may be had on Application upon the most improved Principle. T ditto!; Harrison Thos^ Esq. Newcastle; Hewitson J. Esq. Hecktey For one or three Ymrs,-and fiiterM-iipm-May 13th, 1822, tine-toned upright grand Piano Forte, made by Kirkman, Lon- to Mr Wcatherhy, OF Tynemoutb, or Mr Barber, Solicitor, North N..B. All Kinds of Cutlery. Work carefully repaired, and LL that large. WATER C0RN. MILLy neai* Bishop} don; an Orrery; a^air of Globes, of large Dimensions; a C Home; Hodgson R, Esq. BrinMmm Priory.i Hogg Mr John, Ordersfifora the Country punctually attended lo. - - ^- — -• a Came- Hazon; Hedley Robt. Esq. Long Benton ; Horn sby 'I hos. Cat ton ; Shields. Auckland, in the County of Durham.-called the West Mill, j meraDbschra; three,splendid Chintz Window Curtains, with To be SOLD by public Auction, with 3 Pairs of Ston "" n' ' 1 "" -~"c~1'" iA ^'=w««. Cor- Hall Ridley, Esq. Corbridge;Heppex-,Henry, Close House; Hum­ - - Under.the Patronage and Recommendation ofthe ble J. T.: Prudtwex Johnson Mr B.-BytueU; Jobling Mr M. Harl- , (By Order of the Assignees of William Bainbridge a Bankrupt^ a Shelling Mill At the House of Mrs Tliorman, InnkeciKr, in Staindrop, in tit* ' PRESIDENT & MEMBERS of the ROYAL ACADEMY. fc^;*Johling Lieut. 'Warkworth; Jobling Geo. Esq. Ulgham; JackT Stabling, and ev son*Mr John, Morpelk; Johnson^Edw. Esq, Newcastle; Kirsopp, . County of Burham, on Saturday the 2.1th Buy of October next, at -"^JEKLNED BLACK-LEAD & CHALK PENCILS, of therwitbis Acres, L four o'clock hi lite Afternoon, various Degrees of Hardness and Shade.. good Land, lying contiguous- to the same, and a good-'Thrashihg . Mahogany r, „ , - Very desirable ESTATE of Turnip and Barley Soil, ' LEAD. " Machine on the Premises. The Mill and Crashing Machine are ' 10 Plain and 2 Arm Chairs, with Hair Seating and Brass Nails'; situated at Evenwood, in tbe County of Durham, consisting Treble Hard....hard in the highest Degree marked II. h.H. A worked bv a plentiful Supply of Water..from, the River Wear. * .". Staircase,' Dining and-Drawing ROOM Carpets, and Brass" Rods; ; of an excellent Farm House with suitable Out-ollices, and I'M Double Hard..for Engineer^ Surveyors, &c.". son Wra Esq. Longhirst; Lawson Geo, Bothal; Lee George, H.H. Threepwobtl; Luspn Hon. Robt. Hattwhistl-; Lee. Rev. Chas. Acres of superior Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, lately occu- If^ for Architects, Short-hand, &c... H. Hexham; Loraine Sir C. Bart. EtrkJutrle't Leadbittei- N. Esq. pied'bv the said William Bainbridge. It iUS>*"-,1br Fiue Drawing, Writing, &c. F. . Warden,; Lowes Mr John, Alleusgreen; Liddell Robt. Brack-alee,- The above Premises (with a trifling Exception) are of Freehold Hard Black ....for Sketrf.ing, &el..softer iban F. H.B. Lawson-M. D. C. Esq. Cramlington^ Monck Sir. C. Bart. Belsay Tenure, are well watered and fenced, and in the highest Stat* of Llack..—„ for Shadinsr, &c.'l.jrtiUs'cftw... . B- Castle; Maiighau S. P. Esq. Beacon; Mewburu S. Jun, Esq. Cultivation. A Seam df excellent Coal 3 Feet 7 Inches thick, has •Deep Black....for Dark Shading, &c.'....softest... B.B. Acomb; Moor Blr Geo. Whitfield; Monkhouse Wm, Esq. 2\ been found at the Depth of 20 Fathoms and a Half: the Borings ''w CHALK". ; • •- • • fei-May S. W. Esq. ditto; Mackford Thos. ditto? Mitford Cajit. have not been carried further, hut there is every reason to calculate marked H.C. ship ahd Parish df .Morpeth," in the Coujitj^of Northumberland, ^N.Mitfjrdi Myers Rev. T. Stannington; Naters Ra. Esq. on die Railey Foil or West Auckland Seam iying from li- to 16 Household Furniture, small Log cf Mahogany, Fathoms" deeper; The intended Railway from DarMngron md Soft „' . S. ' heiondng to die Justices of the Peacepf the same County, to the Bandy ford ?.^KHOLSON Mr ^tge^Stmrtati^JESciit 'JBIRIETER-/: "KatcHs r. •To WS&iDby Auction, H. Esq. TrUlington; Nichol Robt, Esq. Neivcastle; Newton H, Stockton comes close to the- Estate, and affords every Prospect of •DoublTHE eMark Soil ...I...s "UATAEDJ^THE^L-Sbjsijf, .7.^v*.7"^"71T.^"lT*!.'%---—i Jwdiciii^ TLWFR .«IM«^TV»M|V»R- S. S. L LO^FF&^C^OFLN^ on Wednesday, the H. Burnbunk;. Nicholson John, Summerrods; OrdWr. H. Jun. the Coal being wrought to great Advantage. Excellent Lime is •IRE, --NH&IF-IA^FI^AACCTV- maifrtainetl THROUGHOUT; and in THEIR ature, , — —„ , Avenue from the SoiUh End of the said Bridge, to the Turnpike 17^ Septembsr,j L»2l, -under an Execution, Esq. Whitfield HallOgle Chas. Esq. Newcastle; Orr Lieut. to be'had in the immediate Neighbourhood. Evenvvood is an easy Distance from the capital Market Towns various Degrees of-Hardnessy they are adapted to every Purpose RoadleadmgW Orde Wm, Esq. Nunni- to which Black Lead and Chalk Pencils can be applied". near a House in tiie said. Township, Pansh, and County, now QWSRKL_ KZ^SMt- J^U^EHOLD FURNI- occupied by Mr John Duvison; and also for making a proper/ O TURE, of the be £ Wirkmanship, consisting of Mahogany of." " "-•-*"•" Sold by DOBBSand CO. • Manufacturers and Ornamental Sta- 5 auci feners-to-bis Majesty, S, Bridge Street, • Btackfriars, London, Road or Avenue from the Northern End of the said Bridge, to Dining TaSlesj 6 excellent Vlahogany Chairs ^h Hair Seatm , join the Town Street of Morpeth, on or near the.Site of the pre- a-capital Sofa Bed; paints Wash-stand and Table; Mahogany rate. and by the principal Stationers iii the I'nifed Kingdom. Security pf the Premises. or Mr Stobart, of Picklree, •> ...... •• T.7TJW -DunMVTi Supper Tray; elegant Chhmev, or Pier Glass, m a Gilt 1'iame; Esq. Neiocdstle; Plummer Robt. Esq. ditto; Potts Lieut. John, Embossed Music Paper and Books. sent Gaol of the said Comity. HEN. BRUMELL. Mr Georgr-le^sTreet,"wile Maddison, oi f answeBirt'yyr ,an y Inquiries relative to the a small Log of Mahogany; .nd other Eifects. ditto; PybuS J. A. Esq. ditto ; Robson Mr John, Charlton; Ben­ Embossed Letter I'aper, Note Paper, and Cards.- Morpeth, Sept. 11, 1S21. near Chester-." The above are well worth he Attention of Purchasers, and;must nett Rev. Geo. Greystead; Reed John, Esq. Chipchase Castle'; arther Particulars may be had on Application to .Mr . - Embossed- Bristol Boards, for Drawing. Coal; aud further Thkkley, near Stain- 'Embossed Bristol Boaids, mounted on Coloured Ground, far "1*KT0TICE is. hereby given, that an Application is intertd- be sold without Reserve, Sae to commence precisely at 12 o hock. Reed Christopher, Esq. ditto; Reed Henry, Esq. ditto; Heed ' ~, ; Drawing. ed to be made to Parliament in the next .Session, for Leave John, Waodhurn Park; Ruddock Mr John, Hexham; Riddell Ra. Graham, Keverston, Mr John Dcighton, •" • Embossed Drawing Paper and Books. to bring in a Bill to be passed into ,a Law, for enlarging and alter­ FALUJBL2 OLD CHINA, 4-c. Esq. Clieesebnm Grange; Robson Jacob, Lows/del Green ; Rich­ drop, or Mr Hutchinson, of .Sumleriand, Ship-builder, the Assig­ Black-bordered Paper and Card*, for Mourm'ng. ing tho Term'and Powers of an Act of Parliament passed in the j ' To be SDLD by Auction, ardson John, Esq. Snifter; Reed Mr-Matthew, Old Town; Riddell nees-of the Bankrupt, or to Mr V.'beldon, Attorney at Law, Bar- **« Cop:es of all the CORONATION TICK KTS, in complete 41'st Year ofthe Reign of his late Majesty King'. George the Third, On Thursday, tlieZQth'Sep. 1.S2Z, at the Auction Mart, Pilgrim Ra. Esq. Fellon Park; Ilea James, Esq. North Middleton; Ridley nardcastle, at whose Office a Plan of the Estate may be seen. " Sets,- Euibursed and Printed i'roni t'ne Original Plates. entitled " An Act for enlarging the-.Term, and^Pnwers of two Acts J Strvt, Newcastle, Sir M. W, Bart. Blagdon; Robson M. Esq. North Shields; Rip- Baniardcastlc, 10th September, 1821. FUDWELL WEST HOUSE. passed in the Twenty-fifth Year-of. .tbe Reign." of his late Majesty] (BY MR YOUNG,) ponT. P. .Mr, WcUenille; Reed Stephen, Esq. Newcastle; Shield To be SOLD bv private Contract, TOTHE PUBLIC. King George the Second, and tbe'Eighteenth Year of, the Reign! P. .-Es. Eland Ball; Selbv Walter, Esq, Biddh'slon; Stamp, MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION of OLD CHINA, that or si­ AYING, according to my usual Custom, advertised, of his present Majesty, for repairing; the Road leading from tbe comprising several: degant China Bowls, Dishes, Plates, Edw. EsqJ Alnwicks Storey Win, Esq. High Farnham; Smith Mr LL MESSUAGE DWELLING-HOUSE, 1 own of Morpeth, by or through Mitford, Tit'opple, Lpngwitton, A tuated on Fulwell Hill, in the Parish of Monkwearmouth, in M af full Length, lhe*&AIIC«u"of the STATE LOTTERY, Cups, Saucers, Tea-Potsj tlaiidsome Jars, Figures, a Dresden Vvfm, Lemmington Hill; Spearman Ilobt. Esq. Wharton; Smart . Leave now to recommend it to mv best Friends the Public. and by the North Side of Rothley Park Wall, -to Sting Cross, and Tea Set, Sec. &c. Sale to lomuience precisely at 12 o'Clock. Wrn-L. Esq. Trewhitt; Smith T. G. Togston; Stcavenson John the County of Durham, and known by the Name of Fulwell We. t -0)i Perusal, it wiil be found to consist of the "\\ hole 20,000 Tickets, to the. High "Cross, in Elsdon, in the County of Northumberland." Esq, Neivcastle; Shadforth Geo. Esq. ditto; Smith Thos. Jim. House, "Part whereof (together with "an extensive walled Garden to be all-drawn in one Lottery, viz. -.—YOTH of Ntrt Month, (Octo- Such said Road commences in the Parish, of Morpeth,.and passes To be SOLD by Auction, by JOSEPH FELL, Esq; ditto; Sanders W. C. Esq. ditto; Spearman Lieut,-Col. ditto; and Grass Plot in front) is now in the Occupation of Mr Joseph through the Parishes of Mitford and Ilartburn, and ends in Els­ At the Sale Rooms, p'oot of Bran Street, on Tuesday, 18th Septem­ Silvertop Geo. Esq, Mmsteracres: Smith Mr Geo. Broomlfope : Swan, and the'other Part is used as a Public House, and distinguish­ • hei>)'II0TH Nm-ember, and lJtliand '20th December. There are 1 1 : - . not any Stock Prizes, all tiie Prizes being Sterling Money. There don Parish, and passes through the several Townships of Newmins- ber instant, • v Snowball C. Jun. JJdston: Swinburne E. Jun. Esq. Ovingham : ed by the Name of Fulwei1' ' "l Inn, and -i n the Possession of 3lf* Joh "' u , are not any Classes or re-drawing, every" Ticket drawn singly, each ter Abbey, Mitford, Newton Underwood, Thropple, East and West ART of the valuable FURNITURE belonging" to W, Shaftoe G. D. Esq. Bavington: Snowball John, Wharndey: Snow- Lawsoniwson, as Tenant. .deciding its.oivri Fate and no other. There are Three Grand Money Thornton, Longwitton, Rodney, Harrington, Harwood, .Elsdon P W. Ogle, jun. Esq) consisting, of seven prime Goose Fea­ ball• C, ditto: The Duke of Northumberland, Alnwick: Tre- Also an excellent WIND CORN MILL, situated at a short. Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds,- besides 30 other. Capitals; and East' Ward, and Elsdon Ward, all in the County of Northumber­ ther Beds, chiefly in bordered Ticks of the best Quality, nearly velyan R. Esq. Nctherwitton; Trevelyan.A. Esq. WalUngtimt Distance from the said Inn, with the capital Machinery and Fix­ one Grand Feature of the Lottery is, that (notwithstanding all the land. By Order of tho Trustees, new, Pillows-and Bolsters to match, a most elegant Set of Maho­ Tate'"' tures therein, and now in the Occupation of the said John Lawson. Prizes are Sterling Money,) tliere are not Two Blanks to a Prize. RICHARD BROWN, Clerk and Treasurer. gany Dining Tables on Pillar and Glaw, in six Parts, 10 Feet 10 Capt And also ISO Acres (more or less) of Arable, Meadow and Pas­ , Shotdd my Friends think proper.ro patronize this Lottery, (andl_ Morpeth, Sept. 12, ISiil- Inchas, by 4 Feet 10 Inches, a handsome Sofa, Table inlaid with Esq. ditto.- Thompso- ture LAND, which comprises Part of Fuhvell Hill, and other Jul co?}fident they wilt,} I most respectfully soliciit a Continuance of* "Rose Wood, two Dumti Waiters, Pillar aDd Claw. Feet Library Warden': Testing Capt. R. N. Newcastle: Watson James, Esq Part adjoins it, and the Remainder is adjacent to the Village of that Parronage 1 have'experienced lor such a long Series of Years fekTOTICE is hereby given, that on the 29th Day of Maj Chair, Spanish Morocco Cover, Camp and Post Bedsteads, Ve- Horns Castle: Ward Wm, HaydonBridge: Wood Robt B/akelaw. Fulwell, with the Barns, Byers, Stables, Out-officcs, and Conveni­ and I hope Dame Fortune will enable,me, as heretofore, to be as last, an Order was signed by Henry CoUingwood, and WU- ~" - - - Wash Stands, Dressing Tables, Kit- Walker Barthplomey/, Corbrulge: Wigham Thos. Hiiuileij Wren. ences appertaining thereto, now in the Possession of Mr Joseph liberal in dispensing her Favours. - i viewed at. the WrightThos.JSsq. Whitley Park: Wright W. C. Esq. Wuilmul: Swan. The^Land.is divided into Fields of convenient Size, and is • I have Honour to be, with tbe greatest Respect, Clock. Watson Wni,*Esq. North'Sea tonWalters Robt. Esq. Newcastle .- in a" good State'ot'Cultivation. The Dwelling-House, Inn, and .i. Your devoted Servant, T. BISH, STOCK-BEOKER. Wilson William, Esq. ditto: Wilson Geo. Esq. ditto: Wheatlev Mill are modern Structures, and are well and substantially built. tbe said County, leading from a Place near to the Foot of Cannoni Matthew, Shield field. 1 ^ All the above Premises are held by a renewable Lease for 21 4, CoRNinr.L, and fl, CHAIUNG-Cross, LOXDON. gate Street, in or near the Town of Alnwick aforesaid, to the Fdf SALE by Auction, * * In the Lottery just finished, I Shared and Sold One Prize of; At the Three Indian JRngs, Quayside, Newcastle, on Thursday the v List (2)- GAMEKEEPERS not being assessed Servant^ "Years from the Deau and Chapter of Durham, subject to a s:-i.-n! 4 Barn-yards, in the Parish aforesaid ;• and also for stopping up a annual Out-rent, and are most conveniently situated in respect io aSaiiCOO; One of i'iXi.oCQ; One of ^16,000, and 16 other Capitals. certain Foot Road, leading out of Cannorigate Street aforesaid^ 27lh Sept. 1821, at 4 0' Clock hi the Afternoon, - . at 31. 13s. 6d. each, Markets, being within two Miles of Sunderland, five of South Ticket&and Shares are on Sale at my Offices'in London, and by, towards a certain Bridge called the Abbey Bridge, in the said. Pa-! LL those valuable LEASEHOLD PREMISES,-situot Awburn Christopher, appointed by Lady Biackelt, for Melkridge my-Agents as under, many of whom sold Parts of the Capitals] rish; and that on the 11th Day of September inst. an .Order- was ed near Sandgate, on thei North Shore of the River Tyne. Craike Robert, by Ralph Bates, Esq. for MUbitrn, West CoUtcoat Shields, and ten of Newcastle upon Tyne, to each of which there is shared by me in the late Lottery. ' signed .by the said Henry Collingwood, and by Henry Collbig- lately occupied by Mr Alexander Doeg, and- consisting of a com­ and East Coldcouls, in, the Parish of Pontetand, Holywell, in the a Turnpike Road. S. HUMBLE & Co., Stationers, Newcastle. wood Seibv, Esquire, one other of his Majesty's-Justices of the modious Dwelling House, with tbe adjoining Ship-building Yard- Parish of Earsdon, and East Hartfurd, in.the Parisli of Woodiiorn ; Further Particulars may be had on Application to Mr Robert C. THTRXAM, Bookseller, Carlisle. Quay,, and Shore in Front, a large Crane, Saw Pit, Joiner'! CragiJd Hemsley, by Lord Becks, for liolam, GaUowhill, East and Storey, of Whitburn, or* (o Mr Joseph Swan, at Fulwell West Peace, in and for the County Of Nortliumberland. aforesaid, for j IIoum> who will shew the Premises. W, WALTERS, Ironmonger, Darlington. stopping up certain Parts of tbe" said .'.Old Highway, within the Pa-} Yard", Shed Fixtures^ and.othfer Conveniences, tbe whole-being West Shaftoe, Milium Grange, Neivham, and Horton Grange; ; Crake Robert, by Sir Francis Blake, Bart, for Scghili - Charlton T. HoGGE'rr, Book-SELLEV, Durham. risli "of Alnwick aforesaid, leading from a Place iieai- to the F00O held under the Corporation'! of Newcastle, and well adapted to the r George, by It'Utiam Benlham, Est/, for Ilariun Gruinge; Clark 77/w DAY is published, • : * T. JENNETT, Bookseller, Stockton. of Cannongate Street aforesaid, to the Barh-yards aforesaid; andl Ship-building or Timber Ijrade. =£500 of the Purchase Money Handsomely printed in Quarto, with Engravings, *** Drawing begins 30th of NEXT MOXTH, (October,) on which also for stopping up the said Foot Road leading out of Cannongate! may remain on Security of flic Property". William, by Lord Becics,Jbr Shitftehangh, Bavid ShieU, -and Raw; Dodds Geo., by Thomas Stapteton, Esq. for Berwick HVi Laws Price =€1 5s. in Boards, Street aforesaid, towards the said Bridge, called the Abbey Bridge - ; '• • r Day the verv First-drawn Prisse will receive T Apply to Mr Boyd, at thb Old Bank, Mv W. Burnup, Builder, VOLUME V. PART I. of and that the said Orders will be lodged with the Clerk of tbe Peace Wm, Esq. by the Bulce of Northumberland, for Barony of Print­ : '• "' =?30,000 M ON" E Y IN A D D I T I O N. .or Mr Carr, Solicitor, Newcastle. '. 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An Historical Tragedy, Worcester, York, North and South Wales, and in the several Coun­ receiving Proposals for lighting with Gas or Oil, and dressing, Re­ rior to any in the North of England. f,n, Screenwood, and Weldon f Forster John, by the lHike of ^orlh- in five Acts, with Notes; and the Prophecy of Dante, a Poem. ties in -North Britain; as also Bread to the Household Troops in pairing, and attending the Lamps within the Limits of the said Eight Months Credit will be given on Security, or Eightpence Bv Lord Bvron.—II. 1. Thouiihis on the Criminal Prisons of this London and its Vicinity. Act, and providing the same with, all necessary Materials during wnberland, for Alnwick, Warkworth, Beanly, Bolhbury, and ReeeLs- in the Pound Discount for Ready Money. dale Forrrian William, by John Grey, Esq. for Morrick; Graham Country, occasioned by the Bill uo'-v in the House of Common*, OATS—To bis Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar­ the ensiling Season. 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Ordered in Barracks, and Oats, in Cantonments and Quarters in the under­ Moon, during which Nights the Lamps are not to be lighted. 071 Monday the Sth Bay of October next, at 5 o'Clock in, tin- After­ Bainbrtdge, Esq. fir the Riding; Heslop 1 nomas, by 11. L. good, Esq. for Simonl-tim, SlMington, Snabdavgh, and -Brandon ; by the "House of Commons tobe printed, July 19th, 1S19.—V. mentioned Counties in South Britain -.—Berks, Cornwall, Devon, ' The Commissioners will also, at the same Time, Contract for noon, either together or in Lots, and subject to such Conditions as Mvluiuth, the Wanderer. By V.a;s the Amount stated in the jfrinted Particulars for lliedue Perform­ the II til Day of Nov. 1S2I. Whoever happens to be ihe best out on tbe Top of the Warehouses, commandm tart, Esq. for Hesteysute; Milbufti Isaacy-% John Treivlyan, Est;, on Money, Exchanges, and Political Economy. lh- Henry Jaini"-. ance OF the Contract: ancf no Proposal will be noticed unless made Bidder must have his Securities then and there present, to give Humber from Whitebooth Roads. for Sweclhope, Hateivk, and North MidtOeion ; Moifitt "Ralph",' ly 2. Speech of Matthias Attwpod, Esq. M. P. on'ihe Bank C;f-h on a printed Tender, andihe Prices expressed in Words at Length; Security to the Satisfaction of the Trustees for the Payment of tbe Tho Cellars, which extend under the whole of the Buildings, J Wm Pa awn, Esq.-fir Shuwdon, Bolton, Ti.'frngUm, Hoppeii, and Payment Bill, Aprils, 1821. 3. A Series of Tables, exhibiur.tr and SHOULD it so happen that during the Continuance of the Con­ Rent agreed for. The Rents this Year are jC820. might, at a small Expence, be adapted for the Bonding Svster - tbe Gain and Loss to the Fundhoklers, arising from the late FLUC­ tract no Troops should he supplied in the County, the Expence of At the same Time and Place will be LET by Proposal, the The Premises may be divided info three Lots; bnt'bein tuations in the Value of the Currency from IsOOto 1S2J. P.v the Srin!->s for the Contract an! Bond, paid in the ttrst Instance by BREAKING and LAYING the STONES on that Part of the ject to a Mortgage for .£2000 (not likely to he immediate! Robert Musbet, E^.-XIJ. Simopdi'sHiston,- of I-Vf.NC-f:.—X11 the t (»rt:.-K-t()r, will be refund*! to him. Road-on the WEST Side of tbe Till, from Cornbill to Millfieid ed) if the same are Fold altogether, the Purchaser will have the i Particulars ofthe Contracts may be had upon Application at this March Burn, aud other Branches of the said Turnpike; likewise Advantage thereof. Possession mav be had at Chfftrrnas nest Publications. . * the WINNING ofthe STONES for the said Roads. The above Printed Particulars and further fnfbrmaficn mav " " Printed for Archibald Cowaiabie & Co. Edijib.if'-h ; and 1 <>r •-. nffi.'-e between the Honrs of Ten and Four, and at the Office of n n ,(v t-omrnV-irv Genera'Young; Edinburgh. Work to be done by the Cubic Yard. For Particulars enquire o Garland. Solicitor, No. 6, Bowlalley Lane, Hull" man. Hurst msdCi). London, . " ' •' i'< Sim-les ofthe Ureal and Meal may be seen at this Office William Low rey, Clerk to the Trustees n-JM^s may be viewed, on Application to Mr Charles i Of yrhopi may be Jmd, 3II %-prs^fiir.^ Xl^inf" US JHI^.tlK.LWSOFT^lv^ml I wo. Bannoor, hth S pt. U.^'I- the Tenant of the Public House. muHititMiWVfii^^ 1 MNIWM rt LONDON, SEPTI-M1JKH i"u. }V\mmre in thc most exemplary way, and to e nfla ,u

l^.vmr, Kikk ,n (;tt;vci:<-uu1!cn-STitEl:T.-~About two ; >»™* ofthe transgressing party to a ^!^'^ e"d j _ o'clock ves.enlav morning .Sunday,) a lire was dba^&i the . "^JJ ^stated that *««fJJ^fted altogether from m th back partot the premises of Messrs Southall and Fossick, umbrella f?*f**'f ^. fA^^ ueveilheless. aphorized bv

mnnutucturers. whosehouse was situated at the front of White-horse- l«s own ieelings, he (Mr Giant) was, evei K(,utiraeutl5 Jf

I Gm eeehurch-Sneet. before any fire-engine arrived, tbe j ^ Sulmouth and Lord Inlbo^ J^.* flitogc.lUer coindcleti gate. This witness having signed Ws deposition, the mq th ]1 n-mw bad cummumcaK-d to the premises of Mr Ryan, cheese- ' « -lordshms relative to *e ci^n^mc, i « joumcd at half-past uinc o'clock to eleven {/clock on Inday morn­ not to go out ot tne house together for fear of bein , Duke of Ilunilton, which arc to be let 1 fact lands belonging to thy ing. Witness went out first, then Gill and Marr, and MeDoveil Lver leaser; and on the arrival of the first engine belonging to the "*>th those ot their royal masto-*™ ' n"accordaucc with these over- in lots, many of them single closes under 10 acres, and some even count l lcsmaLL tookthenratthe V» est lurnpike Gate, whence they pirceededif London Insurance, the tire made its appearance at the front of ^ ™uld.be^conducted on W™V TWELFTH DAY SAW. 7« under one*. This is a neat specimen of the artful maimer in which Harlow Hill, t»rob some carts there, but there heirs* a h«rht' thev boxh ho,,,-**. IT,,, firo ha4 advmccd too far Sn tIie ll0llse of 3Ir ; «nmnenfe.-/)««m ^™fnf°f'V -00t 0 he riven to the charJ. " he jury met on Friday mornim/ateleven o'clock, pursuant to Ihe simaticni of the coimtrv can be misrepresented : a sen, bWt:ccot Ma um oi ho0 adjournment. Before they proceeded to the business of the day, were prevented; they hovered there a little till the light went '.u-/ Wok to attempt to rescue any considerable »art of the uroncrtv: I A** J«?y **«2*$* ? ^ ° • " - " ( n truth on liu, mril.ee, gives'curreney to what on the whole is_a^nicre an nrraugement was entered into that thev should adjourn at two i they then went up to the carts, but some dogs beginning to bark' falsehood—The Manchester Mercury say* that a num be ot tJie W0Je but - • o'clock, for a short period. ' ' j y obliged to desist. 1 hey then came back to Iron Sij.ii • printed papers,-of a tieafcoiiBble character, inciting the pet pie ic> e-eedt Mr Adolphus called and examined Mr Bowman, a surgeon, re- j McDowell and Marr looked into the windows, and saw a nwii tal: < they siding in Harley-street; and It. jj Teest, Esq. sojourning at the | asleep lying on a form or a long settle. McDowell came back and - tt • • .. . • — •» '•- ' and left Marr to watfh the man, to see if he awoke ; this might be sest on e about"2 o'clock. McDowell then went to the blacksmith's shop courtto pla.y upoThne tireuiethe-premisesu in thej fronbut ta ofths thee flamesbuilding spreas hadd succeedechiefly atd thine °}. , V ""? ™ ™? V ViY bit M-iu-stv's nrcsence, b:urk part of them, they had a great difficulty in operating from the ; ot to tgmljoINQUESt wearinTg huOsN ha RICHARt m^Maji.D!> tv_HONEY> piibuttt. , window and opened it, and went in: Gill went in also, witness re­ removing a considerable portion of the stock of Mr Ryan, the which the soldiers had opened. mained outside; the others were about aquaitcr of an hour in, and cheese-monger, when those inside the premises were called oft', as ELEVENTH DAY. (SEPT 5.) , On Wednesday, the Jury assembled at the Hop Pole pub He also called and examined John Lloyd, who looks after Lord came out with a chest of ten : Mr Dowel] handed it out, and witness it was considered they could no longer exert themselves with safety. lie house, johii Curtis was called and sworn. After die | Bagot's house nearly opposite Cumberland-gate, who deposed to 1 ko, however, remained within longer than the rest, and the house took it from him. Witness and Marr carried the chest, with which witness had stated some facts relative to tlie riot, but not apphca- j the mob furiously attacking the soldiers "at the" gate \vith'.stoiies"and ! tliey all went along a lane to the south, then crossed a harrowed had been ou tire about half an hour, when, dreadful to relate, it T ble to the immediate enqiiirv into Honey's death, which be did j brickbats before the procession had arrived; & L. Este, sur- I field, and into another field where turnips were sown by the drill: of Capt. Gardiner, his daughter, aged 13. an appi cntuc, teil in with a most horrid crash. One of the adventurous firemen bie to tne immediate enquir\ . . . — .„— , the end out, and McDowell and Mrs Miles, (who had a child in her aims, about - J^a's om,; was at the time iu the house, and must, without doubt, have been not see, Mr Adolphus said,"this man had already been examm- t geon of the first regiment of lift. ,o-uj)i«ds, who deposed to having | there the chest was opened by taking t! were unfortunately dr<.wned. The captain, his son, a j ouU only crushed tu pieces in a moment. The other, who remained behind, ed, and I have here the remark of Mr WaitTiman upon , received into the hospital, on the ^#1 ult. 37 cases of w-ounded I took his stick and stirred the tea about, and saidthis is dragging:" just gat out of the building ; but a considerable portion of-the ruins bis evidence. I shall read it to you : "If any man will trifle with j soldiers, five of whom had broken bedes; the others had received | the tea was then put into the hag aud wrapper, and the chest was tell upon him, aud he was removed iu so mutilated a state, that we me by tellhiff jne one thing, and you, gentlemen, another^ I have \ hurts and bruises^ou the head, neek^pody and legs; Mr S. Blox- i put into the ditch. Prisoners then took the bag and wrapper up, are intbrmed he died shortly after. The body of the other unfor- no notion ot troubling you with him. Strike out his evidence, i am, veterinary surgeon of the fliVtfegiment of life guards, who 1 and carried them away; they all \\ cut over the "hedge and through The coron r tunate man still rem--,m<5-h-,V;.vf? ,„,H,>r « T,iif. n"f ,-„;«, frn.r, ™W,-h it : ^ observed, that tbe course proposed by JVIr \\ aith- deposed to the number of wounded fjorses .which he received under 1 some fields towards Wylam, and put the tea into an arch in the cannot * yet extricated, as the spot wis overhung by a frightful ! ^ ^,f e ^.toAK 2f„ XIU h t 0 th UL P . " remainsDurad under a pile ot lums tiom wmuyt; ^ ^ tQ m ^ present occagloll> and therefore , his care on the 14th ult. some of which are still unfit for duty; E. wall of an old engine. Then Gill filled a pocket-handkerchief full, stack of chimnies, which were momentarily expected to fall. tDur- : l^l ^" , f,nF°JJ F™LZ , night; its efTeets were felt particularly near Kmgsc ere, m Hants, lit to be struck out, as hearsay ; F. Brenton, captain iu the royal navy, who deposed to a most gross which they took with them; next went down to Scotswood Boat where a barn and stable were destroyed by the bghtnmg. it ex­ HIIR th..'.u... «t'.u 1 > , . - j» * *i. 'cruelly. lVlr Adolphus.—1 undeistii stand that there are somcjiersons .attack by the mob on the military stationed at G rosvenor-gate, as j House, where they waited till the boatman shaved himself, and tended over a considerable part of tbe south, and reached to the' west­ J ^ fir! sur^d itHT^J^-T-^^y wcunwuinces in tront, the ^ F L GORE THEM -oss the river; two boys also went across Ht fur V th ward—A few days ago, an Irishman was killed at T^Y^^^ . - ' ^ dehed the united «ffl«|jot , j Adolphus—The last time yo 2£ amilied by a r .. . , ... , , . - . ... gave boatman 6d. but boatman having no Furnesp, in an aliiav occasi.medbv the opposition cf the Lngbsh quest, you said that you knew the person who fired the pistol 011 the j the inspection on the 21st ult. deposed to Spratt's fixing upon two j change, he returned the "fid. rind witness gave him Sd. being a pen- reapers to Irishmen being enpiged in the same ofcupalion— leyfell? Mr Adolphus directed Lietit- Gore to ; oilicers, Locke and Walrond, as the persons whom he thought ny short of the proper fare; they then went to Dunslon, being Count Bertrand, recently arrived in this country horn St Helena, answer to Mr Adolphus, j most like the :n. n that shot Hotey; these two officers bad not | then about 6 o'clock; went into a public house, and McDowell pointing to Lieut. Gore That was the gentleman who fired the ; painted their faces; on the 19th Limt. Gore was on the Church , having said he was a watchmaker, the landlord asked him to exa

DIOOH. jruge was miuii caueu, mm cvuumitu uy ^••^ ; tiou njta niuii tiuieu m, wnose (upsimuarny or appearance ana 1 Temark. house of correction durVng the last eight months; had been applied \ the jiartiesas soon as the case »><*•-> '*""" t ^imsff,neiit m the who were preparing their goods for removal. The firemen,b yofth e Jurors. He said he had been examined here before. said,) height from the two last witnesses, occisioned some It 1 to, "to become king's evidence. julll othen r Uvo were proceeded on, .mc, ^F^^ :, .,,„. in the course of my examination, that I said I could not swear j was finally fixed they should meet again pn Tuesday, at ten o'clock to, to oecome King s evidence. | THE HL :TIFN directing a constant stream of water upon the bouse of Messrs. — - " ' ' ' ' In the • a*e ot LTTOMP^N \. , - , ,t f» _ at thc time to the person who shot Honey;. I think I can now . precisely. At nineVcloek tbe impiest idjoumed. Margaret Tate, the little girl who was with Mrs Burke at the | court. In t lt r( a opooner and Co., succeeded in preserving it from material injury. a fanner near Scotby, obla.ned a vero-ct ot At about four o'clock, the bouses which we have mentioned as be­ identifyhim. Juror.—Will you look round, and see if you can re-1 The business of this day, however, 'was not finished, without time ofthe robbery, said, she was turned of II years of age, and ; daughter of i ing in flames fell in successively, when the firemen were enabled cognize him ?—The witness, after some moments passed in looking \ affording a few specimens of "bear garden'* proceedings- Take a after being asked if she understood the nature 0IX111 oath, and / nitiges again, the defendant, a natural son 0^3^ m to direct their efforts for the preservation of tlie surrounding pro­ round the room, «aid, I think (pointing at Lieut. Gore) that is the j specimen : in the examination of Mr Bowman, Mr firown,on thee wickedness off telling lieslies;," "deposedeposedd ttoo knowinknowingg MrMrss B.B.,, anandd toto !" Suttle-hou ^ '^^»¥ ^-^T^^RTE laeU.'-md b.V'af- perty with success, and after that time the flames made no further gentleman, but I cannot swear. Mr Adolphus here proceeded to ofthe jurors, contended that his evidence did not go to prove pro- having seen th"e prisoner' s often in he- r house- ; remembered tht-whem n at Newcastle raus, ^^p.^^.tliir,,. progress. The bouse of Mr Ryan, the cheesemonger, in the ruins ask the witness, from Mr Gurnev's notes, whether On the former | vocation 011 the part ofthe people. .MI Adolphus contended that of which the unfortunate fireman perished, was very old and dila­ examination he had said'so and so ? A Juror objected to this mode ; it had. , pidated, which accounts tor its having; fallen in in so short a time, of examination, but the Coroner ruled that it was perfectly regular j Mr Brown.—I deny it. Mr Ado/phus.—I dare say you do, and although hut noMioii,.-^^ ff 1"" ••> to ask the question. The discussion among the Jurors continued J that you will deny it by your verdici ) This expression seemed to AT 1 for taiS where ^fSTw^ ^ ^""V*. P™*? ^ ^ ^T' minutes. A Juror—Be like some of our witnesses, don't 1 have a very strong effect on tbe jury! several of whom cried out at scandalous, most infamous, in any man to presume to anticipate our verdict. A Juror.—(M^Browtt, we think.)—Mr Adolphus, was not insured at ail. It may be supposed, that the thieves, Who you ought to be ashamed of yourself; you should remember that i Adolphus.—You, Sir, from what 1 have seen he|-e, would affirm you have'been already turned out of society for your ill manners. generally assemble ere masse on such occasions, were upon the alert: 1 any thing. Wm Deloraine Jones was then called, I have been Another Juror.—How dare vou, Sir, presume to anticipate what how many days were in April, neither which were the months be­ but the city police were equally prompt, and proceeded immedi- v rnory 01 iier HIUIKUIUI •— ., . • , 1 .,. . ately to remove as many of the thieves as they could lav hold of, examined before respecting the identity of Lieut. Gore. If you our verdict may be ? [We cannot say whether Mr Adolphus made fore and after; could not read, but could say her prayers. now saw the person whom you saw fire at Honey,,could you iden­ any reply to those remarks. At least if he spoke, what he said did Ralph Currie, the Scotswood boatman, deposed to liaving fer­ marriage until she had completed two years of ner-wide who* d. 1 -t, from the scene to places of security. Many, however, fiad begun of .t..er tify him ? Yes. Will you be so good as to look-about the room, not reach us. J Another Juror.—ft is highly improper for any one ried the prisoners across the river; and Matthew Lamb to having reading these letters, which the lady had chiefly cmp.oytd t the work ol plunder, and divided'upon the spot the cheeses which hands to write, her own education having been neg.ectea, to<-t. a were saved from the fire; but the property was taken from them and say, If you see him ? Lt. Gore was ordered to stand up, and to act thus in a jury-room. Mr Blakie—Brother jurymen, I seen them at the public house of Prescot, at Dunston, and Pres- witness declared that he was not the man. You will recollect that considerable time. A t length all obstacles ww apparent:v icnz^- am sorry that you should take any notice of any thing that falls cot deposed to the same, and to taking the tea after them, which ! jU by the officers_whoguarded the avenues; and we have not heard ed, the marriage settlement was drawn up, ai:a the J:«rp> " "- that any considerable property was stolen from those inhabitants I said that I was induced to make observation upon the officer from from Jir Adolphus. I thbughtAre bad seen enough 0/' the nature they had forgot when they went away, his resemblance to a person I knew. Then that is not the person V qfthe beast to let him take his own way. Mr Adolphus.—I shall Mr Jones, counsel for the prisoners M-.'Dowell and Burke, in groom, who was at the bouse ot" a friend in \, lutehaieir. -n- who were employed in removing their goods to places of safety, vited bv the bride to step to the Black Lion to execute the ut <.-<,. nor that any other lives were lost than those of the two unfortunate (pointing to Lt. Gore.) O no, Sir, that gentleman has light not answer any of those remarks. •• They who make them are gen­ defence-of the latter, contended that, granting Burke to have been men m» H^A ™ A Y~ T T ~~ —»«••»->• brown hair like myself: but the person whom I saw fire had hair tlemen—of the jury here—what they aije elsewhere I will not now accessary to a robbery contemplated at Hariow Hill, yet she was Unluckily the gentleman, in consequence of some oppoMtim to n.s 0 UUderStand> bel nSed t0 P views on'the part ofthe lady'* relations, had regiMer.-d " a vov. :ri SiSr^ ' ^ ° ^^r^fs (|ointingto aJuror) and large whiskers; say. The Foreman.—We are not Jew-gentlemen, at all events, not to be implicated in the robbery actually committed at Iron heaven" that he never would enter the doors of the I/ink L:in *T%~ • , . - S {' 1 , , .„ , ^ , I pointed out at the barracks the person whom I thought most re- Mr Adolphus: we were never sent to Coyentry, as you were. A Sign, being in 110 war privy to it. again. Perhaps his resolution was strctigtbined on finding «.:.-at the lms mormng about 5 o clock another dreadful fire broke sembled the officer who fired. Had the person light coloured Juror—Our pedigree is at least fasgoo d as Mr Adolphus's. The The judge considered she was rather an accessory to a general he bous iIr M re settlement tied up the property pretty strictly, and m-f-id <•! °i.r ™ * . ? ?. J I?. a pencilmaker, St Ann's, Soho, whiskers? Yes. Mr Blakie.—Before we adjounvl,wish:to know Coroner—Do, gentlemen, let lis go on with the business of the excursion ofthe party to plunder than to any one specific robbery. cepting the invitation to go to s-quecze the w;;i. he ief'.the r^on. in which destroyed 4 houses." One of Mr Myers's sons, and'2 or 3 whether I mltv'askTieurGore aftw questio^s?'"lfr Adolphus— inquest, or perhaps it would be better that %ve should adjourn About a dozen persons spoke to the good character of the prison­ , _.. a pet, without even deigning to answer 'he fair one. >i.e went 10 other persons lost their lives, ^ I do not object to any proper questions. It was agreed, after some awhile in order to get cool. Mr Blakie.—Mr Coroner, it is na­ er Burke, and the jury acquitted her, findin: the other three ' the inn, and soon after sent him a diMniwsl m the lauK.-wrmrg t.t it has been known for some time that the British ships conversation, that Lieutenant Gore might be again examined. tural that sueh conduct should make us warm; and I am certain prisoners guilty. the lawyer. He then presented a bill for the pre-em- he bad rn.-.^e Ldward Elfiee and Lord Suffield have been detained by Lord Lieut. Gore sworn. By Mr Blakie.—I did not see Lieut. that if any person but Mr Adolphus bad presumed in this place to CIVIL SIDE. Cochrane on the presumption of covering Spanish property. By Hall in Oxford-street, but his detachment was there. You have her, amounting to 1201. which w-Ks-raid. The judp. nUti that ihe anticipate our verdict, you would order your constable to turn him CemtY AND OTHERS^ I'. HUTCHINSON. 'et{ers from the former vessel, dated May 7, it appears that "several said in your former evidence that you could not recollect whether out of the room, Mr Spicer.—I hope, gentlemen, you will let plaintiff's declining'to go to the Black Lion u> sign the M-td ol set­ of the commanders of his majesty's ships favour the opinion that you were on duty at the Horse Guards on the 19th inst. Bo you the matter drop now, and let us go oil. The Foreman.—Yes, Mr This was an action brought bv the executors of Mr Robert Cur- tlement,. althoug_. -ch • he- di d „no t objec. t to theded iU-11, s tu-iiu.-dl- -, i, , y ee- the cargoes are good prizes, upon the principal of our own admi- now recollect ? I do not. Mr Adolphus.—By the 19th of Aug, Spicer, but we are not to allow ourselves to be insulted by a brow­ ry, against the executor of Robert Cooke, for 901. and interest, stroyed his ground of actum, rendering it m fact v.„ • -l-! ar.d beating, bullying Old Bailey counsel here. Coroner—1 think we being a sum alleged to have been lent by Curry to Cooke, in 1808, mite on the lady s part. HieP^.nUf was. tncio e.orf Mue nh: aiiin-u-.-.-i o had better adjourn a little till we copl. Mr Brown.-—He comes to enable him to make up a sum of 4C0L, which he was going to j affords another instance of the tit - .ish nann^ here because he is paid. It is his profession, but we are not paid. advance upon mortgage. The interest had been paid by Cooke, up " He that will not when lie ii.aj, ot their crews to serve on board tbe Chilian squadron there seems should recollect. If you were there in uniform, and on duty, to the time of his death. Mr Cooke was Mr Curry's son in law, | . " W hen he would, he shall have naj izes. Jlwirirl to be no defensible ground. would that appear by the orderly book ? Yes, Sir- Has yoUrre- NORTHUMBERLAND ASSIZES—Aco. 25. and no note or security had been taken for the loan. The claim I —There wasTh alse o plaintiffa Crim". iCons a hair-dre-st. cause atr thes in eCarl.vie , and the r^e- The following is an extract of a letter from Lord Cochrane to giment relieved the Blues at any time since the Queen's funeral ? JOHN GILL, BENJAMIN McDOWELL, JOSEPH thawast resistethe sudm o inn thquestione statut, et o fmak limitationse up th,e anmortgaged also ,o nha thd ebee grounn add 1 feiidanMatthews.t an aged gentleman of the same place. Public cur;osity Mr Brooks, or the Strand, dated April 8, 182], describing the '1 have been on guard only once since, and then we "were relieved MARR, and ANN BURKE, were indicted for stealing a chest vanced bv another person, and repaid by tbe defendant. To rebut was highly excited ; but is was not giatificd, as a verdict lor the r cause of bis detaining these vessels;— by our owm regunent. "Mr'Adolphus.—Do yon recollect when of tea from a carrier's cart, in the parish of Heddon-on-the-Wall. the plea,'fbunded on the statute of limitations, Mr Scarlett called plaintiff w as agreed upon, 40s. damages—The Times has put forth " Neutral -vessels are daily dropping into our hands, laden with you were last on duty ? I cannot tell, except by the orderly book, After the indictment had been read,|and the prisoners asked in the Mr Charles Head, of Hexham, the plaintiff's attorney, who proved a story to the following effect:—Letters have been r«cc:yed from Spanishu , Frencht> T_^ Italiant. , and.. othe.r good.s on Spanis" h account; D*o" yo u rrecollece t the day when you were inspected at the 'barracks? usual form, whether guilty or not gpdty, =Marr pleaded guilty, but that on his writing to the defendant for the debt and interest since Brunswick, which state that some of the inhabitants of the cry but in these there is scarcely an article of British manufacture; I do. Were you there "to be inspected among the rest? I was. , on the advice of the "court, he witHdrew that plea, and with the 1815, defendant came to him, acknowledged the debt, and express­ were in mourning; but numbers were deterred, !'n m ihi-ftrr <.-f . £nd, strange to tell, it is chiefly British merchants who cloak this Did you. Or any other person tb'your knowledge, use paint on that | rest took bis trial Mr Losh stated, that Mr Baxter, the prosecu- ed his willingness to pay it, but was afraid there would not be offending the higher authorities. A short address HV.TL BEET- ];ii>cnt- •property,- to tfie destruction -OF the manufacturing and honest com- bay? LO ask" Auclj u question Would bo "an insult u> the regiment, tor. , was a carrierierr between Newcastle, and Longtowtu and on the funds to satisly all dumandsj and also, that Cocke's grandsons were ed to Lady Hamilton from the females who stiewid Sower* yi<.T merce of their countrymen. One. , of London, and the house I-'»sk it as a matter of fact? NO PERSON-, did TOATIY knowledge. 5tn Of Apri-l fast-, had received intofone of his carls,- ftlonsj with unwilling. At witness's desire defendant brought -IXN account of tbe tomb of the Queen, and & depu»atW"n rrom the cither.-. at>« in­ of at Gibraltar, are great people in these dealings. I have Mr Green. • You had no pistols On that day? No, I-had no-pis- other grocery goods, a chest of tea, the defivery of which would be deceased s eftbets, from which it appeared there was a balance habitants of Brunswick," consisting of abcut ST. gen 11 tin-n aii crt-vs. proved. 'Ihe carts having taken ffi their lading, proceeded the lately seized two of their ships, worth half a million of dollars, tola on the,14th. Did 3*011 see Captain Oakes fire? % I shall riot _ remaiuihg of 861. 18s. 9d. ; and defendant then stated that j ed in deep mourning, waited on Lurd and Lady Hood, and the from Cadiz: they called at Gibraltar, and took out false papers as answer the question. After some altercation, the. question was j same evening, to a place called tie.Iro n Sign, ~an* inn kept by a the grandsons (the persons really interested) were willing to other persons of the"late Queen's household, at their hotel, with an if tbey had loaded there. I doubt not but you will see a deal of again put to Lieut. Gore, and he replied. No,- Tdid riot. Did j Mr Dobson. There tbe carrier, - a» was usual, stopped all night, payj Mr John Cooke, (no relation to the deceased) depos­ address, expressive of gratitude for the attachment they had shewn this in the papers, and if you do, I .wish /u would just let these you see Lieut. Storey fire ? I saw Lieut. Storey pass, but I did 1 The carts were put into the yard, w'n'ch is a square belonging the ed to being present at a public house in Hexham, when Curry ad­ to the late Queen. They then proceeded to the apartment of Aid. facts be known." • ' not see him fire. 1 inn, and the gates of the yard secund, and at 12 o'clock at night, vanced the .ool. to enable Cooke to complete the sum of 4001. to be Wood, and paid him a similar compliment- The a'dermaii. in his The dispute between theStorthin<* or Parliament of Nor- Bartholomew Croney sworn. Coroner.—I think Mr Croney, • they were examined and found safe In the morning a rope of lent to a Mr Richardson on mortgage; and that the defendant has, reply to the gentlemen of the deputation, said, his intimacy y. uh since Sir Cooke's death, said to him that the claim was a just one, her majesty commenced many years ago. " On the ika'.h UI' lis and he was willing td pay it", but he was afraid he could not pay late gracious majesty, King George III. I received from ht-r seve­ both it and a 501. legacy. On re-examination, this witness depos­ ral letters from the continent, intimating herdeteriiur.ei'. re*t'»:uti«.n ed that after the 4001. had been lent, Richardson wanted another of proceeding immediately to England, and, regArdievs of n.i^c- 1C01., which Mr Cooke lent him and laid upon the land.' That quences, to assert her claim to all the riphts and prhik-pvo t,f l;.-r 1001. was borrowed of R. Coulson, and Curry joined Cooke in a high station, and stating the unpleasant situation in which sh.' th«-n ng to all as at pre­ note for it. Mr Serjeant Huliock, for the defence, argued on the found herself placed. She died, gentlemen, as a christian should die." sent. The Storthing says, Norway is too poor a country to the insults of the mob. Lieut Gore entered the room almost im- had found access, and these foot ma-ks were traced to a considera- improbability of a farmer's lending money without a note, or some —A letter f10111 Paris says, that the son oi" 21arsh.nl Ney. a v i'd "have a nobility. mediately after, and tbe jurymen unanimously concurred in repro- ' ble distance. The chest, emptied o'its contents, was found in a security for it; and he endeavour* 1 to shew that Mr Head had and headstrong youth, in a most insulting maimer sent a clallt-rge bating the unmanly treatment whichJie had received. - Mr Brown, field. Some time after. Rowel], on* of" the prisoners, but who is - FRIGHTFUL EVENT.—The conversation of all Paris turns taken advantage of the ignorance of the defendant, instead of go­ to the Duke of Wellington during tho recent vi^it nf tlu- ia:ur o —When ing to the defendant's attorney to get the matter settled. lie on-a frightful event which took place two days since at the house of that city, couched in the most offensive and dj-gustir.g Ln^.^v. whoev also contended that his client had omitted the funeral charges charging that illustrious individual with the deliberate murder if M; Mduttier, a money changer in the street de la Feuillade. At nation _ and other expences, in the account of the balance. The learn­ a late lour of the evening, a person tvho it has been since ascer­ his father. Of course thc duke took no notice of tbiv iiw!-.-in.e, Gore the strongest assurances of their support. After a consider-1 would not anticipate all that Rowell Would saj', but would allude ed serjeant called Mr George Harrison, who deposed to hisbu t wisely treated it with the contempt it de-er\ed, ar.d ft-i.t no tained had just left a gambling house, where he had lost all his able pause, Mr Adolphus said that he would briefly state to the | to a conversation which passed in tie house "of Ann Burke, and lending the deceased, Cooke, in 1808, ICOl. to make up 4001., and property, entered the house. There was only a young female ser­ answer whatever to it. The youth, exasperated at thiv re-ult, :sr.d jury the course which it was his intention to pursue. He intended which would prove her an abettor in the affair; Gill and Rowell that he took a promissory note from him and Curry. The monev vant at the counter, Madame Mouttier and her nephew were in not being in want of partiranf to urge him to still mere r\-t au\. however, tlv.r Madame Mouttier and her nephew rushed forward, and wore both th were £Iced to do so b ^ manner in wWdl thev wre treafc. new, having stripped them, and given them other clothes," their was entitled to a verdict. Mr Justice BavleVin summing up, ob­ intention got wind ; and the duke, en being informed of it, rv.m- i-ere taken to the footmarks which were m the fields through tain to the footmarks which were in the fields through served ^ an acknowledgment within 6 years took the defence out quished his intention of going, and thus for the present the nurer the prisoners had pissed, and those imprints exactly cor- of the statute of limitations, and annulled the defendant's right of" has terminated. Another account says that the dukv did go to tlu* esponded to the shoes so compared. He would also prove with protection from it. An executor might not know whether a debt opera, but that no disturbance took place, as an additii r.r.i mm:U r ' to Ann Burke, that; the robbery was agreed upon in her was paid or not; but he should not make any promise before he of gen d'armes were introduced in coloured cloathes. and iutinv- . ^ . , - . 1 MC ,VIIIN.-J3J>C=, AWUUCU WUUJIIC MU UUIVCIA,-urn -UUI. UL HINT, j«VO ji e. . : i k V •' MrLee, agrocer in Newcastle, deposed that on the had the knowledge. According to Mr Head's testimony there was datcd the parties who were to offer the ir.su'.t. They are l'er tS^ but even in the moment-ot his arrest he made an ineffectual attempt i (jonj. and he would prove by the orderly : Sth April last, he sent by Baxter, a-quantity of goods, amonir ( time at L euten!int an acknowledgment of debt due, aud an account produced ; but it present out of the way. to wound one ofthe nubtary. He: was conducted to the guard- ; 1 Jeuteoant Gore was nut on duty at" tbe Horse 6uaTtb> | wlueh were-two ' "* " ' boofc chests of tea; they were put into Baxter's cart at would have been more'desirable if that gentleman had called upon The Castle Forbes" Ord, sailed from I.eith on Mi-nd.iv. w:th boose at the bank, but he had hardly entered, when he suddenly 1 on the day whwll the other witnesSj King/had sworn that he had witness's shop door; one chest was charged 871b. and was directed the defendant's attornies. Verdict for plaintiff", 901.—costs 40s. •roods, and 6S passengers, for the Capo of Coed Iloj.e, Van U.e- drew a pistol from his pocket and blew out his brains. Nothing seen hhn -lhere< That was ^ Hnc of j^oCeeding which it wits bis Robert Brand, Lockerby ithe other -would be about the same r JOPLIN AND OTHKltS v. FAIUUNGTONS. was fouud on his person which might lead to a discovery ot the intention to pursue. The—-y woul-d - observ- * e that" -he was not now man's Land, and New South Wales. weight, value" about'221.; the driver's name of • Mr Baxter's carts This was an action to recover 741. 15s. 2d. the value of 9 loads of monster. The Moniteur states, that three of the persons wounded making a speech ; the observations which he offered were intended 5 is Wm Loggan. Wm Loggan, 31 r Batter's driver, deposed to the timber sold by Messrs Joplin and Hughes, brokers in Newcastle, ponTefr a (.:T^ua ces"'"("x) xclud i". n. are since dead, and it is feared, two others will not survive. merely to explain thc course which he would adopt; that when he packing the goods in the carrJto their being in the cart when he to Messrs Farrmgton, ship-builders and cabinet makers, in the same Wednesday, Sept. 5, The Foals' Stakes of KOgs. each, log--, ft, NEW' RELIGIOUS SOCIETY. called*a witness the jury might not ask for what purpose the wit­ arrived at the Iron Sign at nine/o'clock, also at 12 o'clock at. night place. Mr Scarlett and Mr Holt were for the plaintiffs. Mr Ser­ 3 subs. Mr Houldswwth's b. f. by Orvilie, walked over. ^ Paris, Sej)t. 2.—A religious society has just been established here, ness was called. when the carts were examined both by himself and Mr Dobson, Fifty Pounds for ail ;-ges. with the concurrence of the government, which is, according to the jeant Hulloek for tho defendants. Mr Chariton, a clerk with First witness called by Mr Adolphus. the landlord, and the gates wcri then locked. Saw the carts again Mr Ferguson's eh. f. Lady of the Yaie, 4 vrs. old - 11 penal code of 1810, necessary for every society of more than 20 plaintiffs in 1819, proved that in that year, Messrs Joplin and George Avis sworn—I live at No. 1, Commercial Hall place, about 20 minutes before 4 on the morning following; the carts Mr Bell's, b. c. Jehu, 4 yrs. old - _ ^ -j persons, whether they assemble for discussing political, literary, re­ Hughes had a cargo of timber consigned to them, of which 9 loads, Skinner-street, Hnowhill; I am a taylor by business, and one of were all safe but the one from ihich the chest was stolen. On his value 741. 15s. 2d. were sold to defendants. The Joplins carried Mr Armstrong's b. c. hy Cardinal York, 3 yrs. - > ligious, or any other "subjects. The establishment to which I allude tbe police-officers at Bow-street j on the 14th of August, the day of • cross-examination, he deposed lb bis being perfectly sober, both at has assumed the name of the " Societe de la Morale CJirethmm on an American timber concern besides, with which Hughes had Mr Yarburgh sbr. f. by Prime Minister, 3"vis. - - 4 the queen's funeral, I was stationed with a party of officers at l'y- Newcastle and-at Mr Dubson's] having got no more than a share of no concern. Witness made out the invoice in the name of Joplin Sir H. Nelthorpe's br. filly, 3 yrs. - _ -> ,jr Tiie Society is declared lo be instituted for the purpose of applying burn' Gate; 1 remove-*-*---d in th' e course of th-'-e intuiting' , *betwee ' en the a tankard of ale in Newcastle, and a" pint of ale at supper, which aud Hughes. Soon after some suspension of payment in the Ameri­ Thursday, Sept. 6, TheL.edstone Stakes of'2. "«v. c:-.cb. for r»-vva the precepts of Christianity to the relations of social life. A pro­ hours of II and 1*2, lo Hyde Park Gate; at thai} time the hearse had was his regular allowance. Thomis Hardy, a carrier's'porter, who can concern took place, bi'tt none in that of Joplin and Hughes. olds, 3 subs. Lord Milton's b. f. Amelia, ]. Mr Wibon's b. 1 spectus, containing the views of the-founders, has been circulated, in been turned up towards the Park; when the hoarse turned into the assisted to load Mr Baxter's carts, fcnth e o'th of April, thought he- Mr Hughes went to America in 1820. Witness deposed to a"con- by Wbitelock, 2. S to 2 on Mr Wilson's colt. Won easy. which they say—" Persuaded that the greater part of the evils un­ Park, some .soldiers of the Life Guards and} Oxford Blues were saw Marr and Gill near the carts at the time, and a person tdso versation'betwecn Mr T. Joplin and Mr R. Farrington, in which Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, for 2-vcar olds. Mr Wyv;;r> K : der which*mankind suffer is the deplorable fruit of the illusion un­ with it; the mob at that time were hissing and groaning, and calling assisting, told one of them to"stan£ aside. Mr John Dobson de­ the former said he must befalling upon him for the amount of tbis Marchesa, 1. Col. Croft's ch. f. bv Comus, 2. 21 r Honldsworth' der which they are with regard to what is necessary to constitute out " Murder," and " Piccadilly iJiitchers;" these epithets appear­ posed, that he kept the inn calledtbe Iron Sign, which gets that money, and Mr F. stated that he had not had any transactions with ch. f. by Walton, 3. Mr Wilson's b. c. by W'ful , 4. their happiness, some friends of humanity consider the present a ed to be applied to all ihe soldiers; I saw no idistinctiuu made ; I name, because it was-formerly kept by a blacksmith. Hecorro- 1 Joplin and Hughes, but had bought the timber bf Mr Hughes on­ Marchesa the favourite, A good race. favourable moment for the establishment of"a society which should followed the procession, and came up aside df the hearse when it [ boiated the driver in his account, and traced the foot-marks into ly. Mr J. said he must then be obliged to adopt legal measures. Sweepstakes of SOgs. ea. with £0gs. pdded, for a-'vear old fii'-es endeavour in recal men to the only true source of happiness, the arrived at Grosvcuor Gate ; a party of the life Guards -were sta- { some fields; he was on horseback, and rode up to the place where 1 Robt. Sharp, another clerk of Joplin and Hughes, deposed to his 8st. Mr HouRwuYs b. e. by Orvilie, 1. Sir J. BVng\s b. Ma- precepts of Christ'uuitijf—precepts which are essentially the same as tioned there within tho Park, opposite Park-lane; the mob was verv I the tea chest was found, then traced the footsteps to a lane, where having made out another invoice of the timber bv oi-der of Mr do na, 2. Mr Bellsb. by Fitz Teazle, a. Even betting on tbe those which the Creator has engraved in the hearts of all men, and thick, and a great many stones were thrown, which I saw hit the ! they were lost. He then came'to Newcastle and gave information Hughes, in Uie name of the "tatter -onl . 3dr-4?arriTfytOTr having w-uuii-r- _ .Won easy. which. Jesus. Cbrisi_oi>]y developed and exhibited iaajnnre attrac­ yr Life Guards on their caps aud rebound off; at tlT.it time the soldiers j to the police. Wtren-hewenrfiomtrrre took the ;J pairs of shoes previously had an interview'"with Mr Hughes, after the stoppage <>! Seventy Pounds for all ages. Heats, three miles. tive arid luminous maimer, and founded on more powerful motives, h:id done nothing in my sight, either by act or gesture, to provoke • with hiim which had been taken from 'Jofth e prisoners that morning, Joplin and brothers. Mr W. Robson, father-in-law of" Mr. Mr Lamhton s br. c. Borodino - _ _ , , but which are unfortunately less known, less respected, and less the people; the soldiers at Grosvenor-gate did not charge the peo- ' and the shoes were found to correspond with the impressions winch Hughes, proved that after. Mr'Hughes was gone, he paid an ac­ Mr Houldsworth's b. c. Henry - . _ ~ tJ practised than they ought to be." pie, nor fire, nor did any one thing in my sight or, hearing; this ] had been made in the harrowed field ; there was a fourth footmark count for him to Messrs Farrmgtoii,""for furniture had of them, and Mr Ferguson's cb. f. Lady of" thc Vale - 03 The object of the Society is thus stated in the first article of their was going on at Grosvenor-gate as I passed 011 j 1 did not stop; I j with which he bad no shoe to fit-^returned the shoes next day to the : j they allowed 731. as tbe price' of this timber. Mr Serjeant Huliock Mr Ridsdale's ch. h. Swift - _ _ _ ** 4 rules:—" The object of this Society is. to explain and constantly re­ was Then going with my party to Cumberland-gate; we arrived j police from whom be got them, \Ym Elliott, on the 6th of April, I did not controvert that Mr Hughes had left the country, or that the Even betting on Borodino ; after thc first heat 3~to 1 on him. cal to the mind of men the precepts of Christianity in ali their pu­ there some minutes before the hearse ; when I came up the military [ went from the Iron Sign on this business, and saw tlie foot-prints I defendants' had received the timber. The jury were not to infer A good race. rity ; to point out the important influence those precepts exercise were on their stations and were perfectly quiet; when the hearse I first in a ploughed field, which was sown and harnwed, traced them that because Farrington and Hughes had been together in tbe Betting on the Doncaster St. Leger at Pontefrpct Sent 6 011 tbe happiness of mankind ; and thus So endeavour to instil or re­ arrived, thc first thing that I observed was that the mob shut the ! to another, and found the tea-chest at the side of the dyke, but no counting-house of the latter, and Hughes had afterwards caused an 5 to a against Gustavus; 9 to 2 against Jack Spigot; Sto 1 against vive those sentiments of charity and general benevolence which are <*atcs; the gates bad before been wide open, and part of the proccs- I tea in it; traced the marks towards Wylam Hills, about two miies invoice to be made in his own name, that the defendants were com­ \mgt-un; 9 to 1 against My Lady; 9 to 1 against Statesman; 16 calculated toestablis h peace on earth." Cion had gone through before the hearse came up ; I and my parly I dlsumt from Iron Sign, and 4 or 500 yards from the river side; mitting a fraud on Joplin and Hughes; none who knew the de­ to 1 against Sandbeck. Gustavus, Jack Spigot, and 1ly Ladv But.the most remarkable circumstance connected with this So­ with thc assistance of the soldiers, again forced the gates open ; the then lost all trace of them ; saw the shoes and shoe prints compared fendants would suppose them capable of it, or of conniving at it. against the field. ciety is, that it is established by the united efforts of distinguished mob forced the left-band gate, going into the Park, to again; —they agreed. Mr Forsyth, the police-officer, said, that in con­ If Mr Hughes received the debt ofthe defendants, however he ap­ Catholics and Protestants, It is, I believe, the first time that the I beggdl of them to let the gale alone, and again opened it; the sequence of the robbery, he apprehended Andrew Rowell, whom plied the money, the defendants were not liable to pay it over again, ...... -MM_I -.NIL 1 IN.... Jtt IHTEHAU SEP 4. The King has been pleased to nominate adherents of these hitherto hostile religions have united J'or the pur­ hearse then approached the gate, with a niagisu-ate at the head of! he found drunk in a public-house iu Gateshead, sleeping on a chair, fhe evidence of Charlton respecting tbe conversation between Jop­ lin and Farriugton must be incorrect, because the defendants had and appoint Major Y\ m Morrison, of the artillery on the Madras pose of diffusing the Gospel of Christ, without reference to the suc­ the horses; the magistrate was Mr White, of Queen-square office, j between 10 and 11 of the morning of Friday, the 6th of April. establishment, to be a companion of the most honourable military cess of their respective systems. The hearse t through the gate and crossed into the road, when Having sent Rowell to Newcastle, he went to the house of Charles then a. receipt for the money from Hughes, not for himself alone, orderot the Bath.—Uazrtie. * The prospectus is signed by the following names, and I have four or five men attempted to turn the horses' heads down Oxford- | Burke, and found thc prisoner McDowell, sitting there; and the but for Joplin and Hughes. That receipt he would put in ; and BANKRUPTS. (Sept. 8.) James Warren, Bridgewater. placed the letter C. after thc Catholics, and P. after the l'ro-i Street U that time the mob began to throw stones furiously in ! prisoner Gill lying 01m bed. Witness asked McDowell his name, it would entitle him to a verdict. The learned judge said he doubt­ Soinerset, fcmner Walter Elphick, West Ham, Sussex farmer Stesfaut;— _ ' ail directions. Mr White, the magistrate, with' the assistance of the said Charles Johnston. Atkin, the constable, then came up, ed that, as the payment was not in money. If the payment had Benjamin Sharp Sawden, Bridlington Quay, fo^L(W been in money, defendants would have been discharged from lia­ The Duke de la lioucbefoucalt Liancourt, President, C. ; Karon two or three of the Life Guards, turned the horses' heads towards | and witness gave him McDowell in custody. He then looked to- ship-owner and merchant. Cornelius Baynes", Weston Point Rtm- bility, as Hughes was entitled to receive it; but bad no rightt o Degerando, C.; M. Delacroix, C.; the Rev. J. J. Goep, P.; Tvbuni-eato After a lapse of two or three minutes they proceed- } wards Gill, aud asked Mrs Burke who he was? She said, she did corn Chester, innkeeper. James Cooper, Newport, Isle of \\"X, 1 wipe out a private debt of his own iu that mode. Verdict for the Count Laborde, C.; Count de Lasteyrie, C.; Dr Spurzheim, C. ; ed on Stones and brick-bats at that time were thrown* more fu- ] not know him; he had come in there drunk, and had lain down, Southampton, victualler. Joseph Yell and JAMES Yell the vounSr* plaintiffs, 741. 15s. 2d. Costs 40s. Baron de Stael Holstein, P. ; M. Stapfer, P. ; Baron de Turk- riom-l'v than ever. I saw tho mob break the flag pavement stones J Witness left him in charge of Scott, the constable, till more assist- \\ oodham Ferns Essex, jobbers and salesman. John thit lav in the--orner of Cumberland-street, and I saw a genteel- ; mice was sent for. Had some conversation afterwards with Mc- Egluip, Great Russell-street, near Cuvent Garden, W^K heim, P. ; M. J. G. Wurtz, P.; M. Willm, Secretary, P.; M. victualler and tavern-keeper. Ferdinand Evho L,^ A * Cocquerel, Assistant Secretary, P. lookin"r man dressed in black, with an umbrella in his hand, take f DowcII, who being sober and clean, and denying his connection MuxTUM IN FAEVO. The late Wm J. Waldie, Esq. has be­ A new sect of fanatics has sprung up at Dresden, in Germany, one ofihe nieces and throw il at a Life Guardsman, and knock him '• with the circinnstance, he discharged him; Gill's dothes were queathed, with other donations, 2001. to the poor of Kelso, to be ter^ i^>«s»^.ssr some of whom have carried their enthusiasm to such a height as to off his horse- the hor-,e went towards Tvburn-gate, and the man .dirty, as if he had fallen. Marr, a few days after, m company of held in trust by the minister and the bailie of the town, and the in­ and commit assassination and suicide. One woman lately killed her ' m,t uii and followed. The mob cried out—" -Murder him!" whilst j other officers, took witness to an Old Engine, where the tea had terest arising from it to be annually applied to the relief of those servant by way of qualifying herself for Heaven. 1 t.me cried out—" Let the go." I turned mv face towards been put—there was a great quantity of tea lying about. lienjamin industrious and necessitous families'who do not receive parish as- ' Tvlmrn and then received a violent blow on the back part of my ; McDowell was aga\n apprehended at Hull, on this same charge, sistance—His grace the Duke of Montrose has resigned tbe lord ! SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. John Bruce, ironmonger. No. Aldekmak Dahlky.—On Sunday evening, Lord Fiugal, who, 1 d the mirk of which still remains 1 was stunned for a mo- ! Marr was to have been admitted king's evidence, but in conse- , lieutenantciesof Dumbarton and Stirlingshires—On Sunday night with some other distinguished persons, was at the bouse of Mr ' n^iit - when' I recovered I proceeded to Tvburn-gate. After that | quence of his attempt to break out of the gaol, he is not admitted a large five-story house in the Cowgate of Edinburgh, inhabited by 271, High-street, Ldmburgh. Robert Mofiht, cattle-dealer and O'Conneil, received a message from Mr Grant, acquainting him, builder at Milton, near Glasgow-. etatcr, shipmaster u ' 1 sawno more stones. Before that I had taken stones out of the i now as such, W hen witness was sent for,.after Marr had attempt- a number of poor families, was burnt to the ground, owing, it is J:lmes W that be hpd a communication to make on the part of the govern­ I«eiTyport-on-Craig, 1-ue, master and now part owner of the ment. His lordship lost no time in waiting 011 the chief secretary, hand, of several people, and begged them not to throw them. From | edi to break out of the prison, and had i I-treated the keeper, lie said, to the imprudence of a person in one of thc rooms on the 2nd^' brig'(jowan, of Dundee".' the ucriod when the hearse arrived at Cumberland-gate, and.that at ; asked him why he had done so, Marr said he was sorry forwha t lie floor, where "a christening was celebrating, throwing a glass of j} f. Wm Riddoch or Kiddoek, merchant, who apologized for sending for him al so unseasonable an hour, by : am spirits into the fire, which set the room in a blaze. A family named j — „, .stating, that it was the wish of his Majesty, .that what he bad to in,'- . which it arrived at Tyburn-gate, ten minutes or a quarter of an had done, but " /.^X «P„ > F ,1, | m Bannerman, who,inhabited the Srd story, had not time to escape. 1 On the night of Thursday selnnieht, this I.ebrhhmivhn .i part should be made known to his lordship,.an" " "' and dth througr h him tt, the hour might have elapsed ; during the w hole «.f that time the military , John Scott, the constable, deposed to^ taking the shoes from the W S The mother (pregnant) dropped one ehud into the street, and fol- 5 visited by a dreadful storm, the rain faltmJ h>* jI:,J0"-t-v P »itfrom marking las dis- I myself called the soldiers up to assist to open them and a little girl'were there.. A Cviuveisatioii tlien passed about I the City of Edinburgh in tow,and proceeded for Lcith, where they 1 ceeding tha rain having caused btfh to sprout, whether cut or T0 . ^^lXTm„Tx SCHOOL-MASTERS To he publicly ^OLT) to ih> b „, ? bv pn»*>c Roup, Z?M-*SZ, DAS, (9Rg? Tons), and I1).\S,"(176;:J TOILS . to iu> man fn the Council Chamber,. FdinH '" „, ,' - ', „ broken up; also the Masts, Spars. Sails, Riggine;, Cordage, and : cow Particulars immediate Application to be made to the Secretary. •dated by the overflow! ng of ri-', 7 > flefas have been in- ed iC l0tH f ot th C0MP0 i d bl ks lnmty-House, Newcastle upon Tvne, 3d Sept. 1821. ^S^.l A^'J °\ ' « above Cutters, which being mostly m-«. aiv wuil Ne formersi s f from cheerin" „?" "°" - The of ar prospect 7-TOTICKis ?S Xc-^ I K rpHE PrSS IF • 1 I «* Attention of the Pubii,-. "fteare exceedingly sorrv toT-,7l!"rc'^'-r Journal. V 16 COURT OF CONCIEXCE. icrem give.., tnat x a rusj rt^Aliblih occupied bv Robert Menzies and Inventories of the Particulars will be ready for TVlivwv on tho 1% POUNDIN^ „. , , .. A Son fhkely to prove CvfuaUv^nW & th » P"*«""n witt weather r YJ e NG lor their ASJ>M"?^....^ ^ °T • • i » ™ns, tm of a OB A^7TVte nnrK ^- K^t nth of this .Month, and the Article, may be seen duriug the Week "VTOTICE is hereby given, that a Court of Conscience, in NEWlNCJtheirformerCOMPOSITlO^underthe Provisions, by 58 Feet wide; sa StJIIjIiVff g 'SI 1 Feet bv HO with tbeat rose .„ our nnuW'^n ? '"^andman andWeehanic, ofthe Act of the first and second George IA. cap. 113, may, on /'KU^A^'^ SL1I, 62 I ett by 00, with previous to the Sale, on Application at tbis l.hlice. »: who resides in the clotti™ dhtS?1*' *«l" Ss. A correspond- maily 500 l-eet lineal ot BUILDINGS, occupied as Workshops, Custom-1 louse, Newcastle, 4th Sept. 1K21. anding the weather has 1 0 oheds, Counting House, &c. The inclosed Area of these Pre­ c weather has proved ?»' I ?' ™* us, K AIonday, 10, IS21. Composition, are "required to give Notice thereof to the Surveyor Mr Heward, for private I'se, under particular Inspection, Copper- vamble 5 1 he above tire commodious in every respect, and well worth the- «ek. an improvement NFFLNF ' towards the close of last \ P"J^ y of any Stoi not exceedin" . one Penn.y .pe r Chaldron, upon of their District, within three Calendar Months after the lbth fastened below the Wales, Decks Copper-nailed, secured with Iron er ( uarter in a11 oals and Attention of Ship Carpenters. They'will'be let on Lease for five > Ledger Knees, and fastened principally with Locust Treenails, n Friday. This mornin h, ^ l Wheat took place 1 ^ Cinders to be fitted o•rr vende vendedd bbyy ananyy Coal-fitterCoal-fitter, , oorr July, 1821. By Order of the Board, f Wheat from Years, and the Articles of Roup "will be seen, on applying to ; and of the following Dimensions, viy. :— |vent: was moderateTANDTHE° Esseiand other Person or Persons whomsoever, at and in th'e Port of Sun- [ MATTHEW WINTER, See. derland near the Sea, in the County of Durham, and which Rate 1 Messrs Cuningham and Bell, W.'S. 14, Hcriot Row ;'or'to" Mr Feet Inches." g>r tho last day or TTL, ^' ^^"^ble state of the weather Oflice for Taxes, Somerset House, Londou, Sept..*!, 1821. Length for Tonnage 7«i •) "nest rims being readily tak^f^f an «*»«lfogly brisk sale,' the or Duty shall be paid by such Coal-fitter or-other Person or Per­ Sandcinan, at the Shore Dues Office, Lcith.—28th August, 1821. 1 ff at an adv: sons, and be applied in the Support of such of the Keelmen, Cast­ Extreme Breadth 3 per quarter sin«^?S.5t? °. , >nce of not less than 10s. ' ~ TURNPIKE lOAD " ~ T~ ~ ~"T6~BE LET, a ers, and Trimmers of Coals, as have, shall, or may become cbargc- Depth of Hold ----- 11 7 fment in other kindZ ^wfe \V* -P*«Portfoiiable improve- From Wearmoitth Bridge to Tijne Bridge, with a Branch lo South 1 1 to e And immediate Possession may be had, for any Number of Years Admeasures 161 Register Tons; and is suppos^-i wd! carry atx-ut Beans were much in dS at an ad? ^ ^ Sl . ? ^ Parish of Sunderland aforesaid, the Township of Shields, all in the County qfJDturhfim, ance of from 3s. to 4s. per Bisbopwcarmoiifb, and the Township of Monkwcarmouth Shore, -^TnTTPT? ;« wl V!L L T^Xl i\r e that CA7I he agreed upon, 275 Tons dead Weight. quarter. \VhitG Peas>c a are abou s>u cr F LC are full I, „m7;; , ^ P quarter higher, and For further Particulars, apply to NIT Kid-son, Solicitor. Sun­ ?arer. Th Grey respectively, in the same County. °J ® "hereby, given thatt^o next Meeting of the lrustecs of lhe Road and derland.—Sunderland, Aug. 181b, lfi-^i. Dated this 6th Day of September, 1821. 'J Commissio^ n Room, in tbe Exchang BraWrhe Buildings^ will b, ei nheld"a Sunderlant tbe d e m0dorate ;r .brisk, and anTdvance oflouF ' "«>~'the sales near the Sea, in the County of Durham, at 12 o'Clock at Noon of Houses, Stables, Cart House, Dwelling Houses for Master, Fore­ BUILDING RITES. ti . 4s. por quarter since this day i GAME. [sennight readily obtained 4 Market on the whol T 18 Saturday the 29th Day of Scptember.inst. when the Tolls arising J-I>r SALE HI/ PRH'R-T'- C'ONTRNR , ? nm> ' «» ^ far T particularly requested that Gentleiien will refrain man and Work People, &c. together with ten Acres of excellent brisker than we" bav and to be collected at the Toll Gate at Felling, on the said Road, at 70s. per sack. uoucea tor some time past. Flour is settled A from shooting or sporting upon the Estates k Rock, Preston, Land, and every other Requisite for carrying on to Advantage an QKVERAL excellent BUILDING SITES, in Pcrcv will be Let by Auction to the best Bidder, for such Term AS will extensive Paper Manufacture. This valuable Mill is situated at O Street, Newcastle. A Plan may be seen, and further Par­ .Essex red wheat |Fjne J Beadnell, Annstead, and Dunston, without Leak. All Poachers 29s to 33s Old then be declared. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder, must Haughtcm, near Hexham, Northumberland, about one Mile from ticulars known, on Application at the Offices of Messrs 13 rock ett (newj 52s tQ 62siMuI(. S6s to 40s . or unqualified Persons found trespassing thereon] will be prosecuted 58s to 6Gs Tick beans with the utmost Rigour of the Law Preston, E8th AuseytcrBntfcint- BURJI^ia tluUJouniyof. . FurtherTVtfculars may be had of Mr Walker, Printer, New­ (JEM.'pat ~YV;L-\> . 6045 G5s 1s od-~Brn™,- dj " 10s ~- d —W bite ilustard Seed 5 v * ford, Broxbush&s Riding, Stawafd, Hazon, and Hartlaw, KERR "& LEITH] AD, Clerks and Treasurers. Friday tbe 7th Day of December next; and all such Proposals as iinteed^r °" ^ « ~Hape Seed, per last, .C3& £3 in the County of Northumberland, belonging to Charles Bacon, Alnwick, August 23,182L ' ) . shall be received after that. Day, will be returned as inadmissible. about a Mile from the Village of Heughtoii-!e-Spring, in i-11 tseeu per quarter —s 46s 50s 5"s_IJi,.tse(4L Oil C«'-f. « Esq. has of late Years been much destroyed ; NOTICE IS lieteby-^ven,' - In Uie present and all future letting by the Commissioners and the County of Durham, on the high Turnpike Road leading thcr.ee -rmcEs, Ol? HAY AND STRAW ON SATURDAY. that all Poachers and unqualified Persons found trespassing upon ALEMOUTH TURNPIKE ROAD. Governor of Greenwich-Hospital, the Tenants will be.required to to Sunderland.. , . . Jamc The T'arrn consists of a "good House and excellent Out-buildings, • s s—-Hay -21 10S od to 41 4s Od—Aver. Ol Os Od any of the said Estates ,vill be prosecuted with the utmost Rigour E whose Names are hereunto subscribed, being Trus­ pay one Moiety of the Expence of the Leases, and other Conveniences, with 65 Acres of gootPLnrul iyi ti Ura^ Straw 11 7s Od to 11 ISs Od—Aver. 01 Os Od of the Law; and Gentlemen are particularly requestednottohunt, tees appointed for putting ityo Execution an Act, passed in Mr Nicholas Weatherley, of Belford, will shew Chcsterhill W Fence, 40 Acres of which are Freehold, and tlie re.st Copyhold, 12s 6d ,0 41 Ws shoot, or course thereon, without Leave in Writing from the the second Year of bis present MajesW's Heign, intituled « An Act Farm, and Mr William Shipley, of Dilston, will shew "Whittonstall PPTPr ? Od—Aver. Ol tis od It is well situated for the Markets of Durham and Sunderland, from iiKi^h, Ul- HOPS, per cwt. S, FtioiiiEn. 8. Owner—Styford, August 15th, 1821. • for repairing the Road from Alemouw through Alnwick and Roth- Hall Farm; and Messrs Wailesand Brandling, upon being applied to which latter Place it is distant only five Miles. POCKirrs. bury, to Hexham, and a Branch from'the said Road between-Aln­ at their Office in Newcastle upon Tyne, will give any further Par­ Kent li.AGii. The Whole is in the Occupation of Thomas Bla;--kett, who will 21 Os to 31 Ok a 01 Os I Kent MANOR OF HART. wick and Rothbury, to Jockey's Dike Bridge, all in the County.of ticulars which it may be necessary to require. Sussex 11 15s to 21 10s a 03 Os shew the Premises; and further Particulars may be known at tbe >I 15s to 21 10s a 01 Os I Sussex "1/fcXHEREAS the GAME on the above Manor has of Northumberland, and for roakingy repairing, improving, and keep­ ll 10s to 21 Os a 01 Os Oflice of Mr Ward, in the Bailey, Durham, who is authorised to v v late Years been much destroyed: Notice is hereby given, ing in Repair, the" said Road and Branch, do hereby appoint a ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREEN­ G,,T Dun-, eoo,oo()l. treat with a Purchaser; and a respectable Purchaser may be ac­ KLD VIo,ld that all Poachers and unqualified Persons found shooting or tres­ Meeting of the Trustees to be held at the House of Mr Potts, WICH, August 25, 1821. /-i- ' - av, September 10. commodated with a great Proportion of tbe purchase Money, on passing thereon, will be prosecuted with the utmost Rigour of the Innkeeper, at Cambo, in the said. County, on THURSDAY, the 27th Beef ( to sink the offal—per "stone of Bibs.) HE Commissioners and Governors of the said Hospital Mortgage. 3s Od to 4s 4d j Veal 3s 4d to 4s 4d Law; and ali Gentlemen are particularly requested not to shoot or Day of September next, at-52 o'Clock at Noon, for the Purpose T' hereby give Notice, that on Saturday the 2d Day of March Mutton 2s 8d to 3s 6d I Pork 2s 4d to 4s Od course upon the said Manor, without Leave, in Writing, from Sir" oftaking into Consideration the Reduction of the Tolls on the said next, or as soon after as conveniently may be, the undermentioned TO WHOLESALE GROCERS AND MERCHANTS IN GENERAL. Lamb Ss. 4d to 4s Rd George Pocock, Bart, who has requested his Tenants to warn off Rogd and Branch, so far as relates toXime,-.or Limestones used as FARMS will be let on Leases, to* commence upon the several To be DISPOSED of by private Contract, lll.AD Or CATTLE THIS DAY : all Persons who shall be found shooting-on his Estates without Manure, and thereby to restore to the Agriculturists and tbe Own- Days, and for the Term of Years hereinafter respectively men­ LL those excellent and commodious Copyhold PRE­ U such Leave.—25th August, 1821. • v1?«-?- J 2,148—Sheep 20,621)—CiUves2:J5—Pigs 230. ers.-of Lime Kilns, and 'Limestone Quarries, on the. Line of the tioned; that if. to sav,- A MISES, consisting of a convenient Wharf, Warehouses, AEWGA1E & LEADENHALL MARKETS. said, Road and Branch, the Benefit of (he partial Exemption from MIREHOHSF/FARM and LONGHOPE- FARM, both in Counting House, and other Buildings, situated at Stockton on {By the Carcase. J GAME. Toll given by tlie former*Acts, ^andjfto make such Reduction ac­ the Parish of Hexham, in tbe Countv of Northumberland, for the Tees, in tbe County of Durham, late in tbe Occupation of Berij. Beef, 2s 4d to 3s 4d 1 Veal 2s 8d to 4s 8d T"¥7"IIEREAS the Game within the Manors of Bearpark, cordingly; and also to .take [into Consideration the Expediency Term of eight Years from the 12th of May, 1822; EDDY Atkinson, Merchant, deceased, and which were occupied by him

Mutton a, 4d to Js 4rf j pwk • .• od to 4s Od v » Hougball, Elvet, Crossgate, Muggleswick, Edmundbyers, of appointing one Treasurer, cine Clerk, and one Surveyor for the FIELD WEST FARM, EDDY FJELD EAST FARM, as a Wholesale Grocer, Importer of Seeds, &c. Lamb - - 3s Cd to 4s Od Coopen, Newton, Wolviston, Billingham, and Pittington, in the whole Road, and to mak.e sucfc Appointment of Officers as shall to CASTLE HEAD-FIELD FARM.EDDY" WOOD FIELD The Business is at present continued by the Trustees, in Order Average price of Tallow 2s S^d per st. of 81b. Y.-ii nv Soap SOs County of Durham, belonging to the Dean and the Chapter of the .said Meeting seem proggr, - Given'under our Hands this FARM, ESKINBECK .WEST FARM, ESKINBECK to preserve a well settled Connexion.' The Stock of Groceries —Mottled 90s— Curd 94s—Palm —s—Graves 20s—I rood Dregs 7s Durham, has been much • peached and destroyed for several twenty-fourth Day of August! 1821. EAST FARM, GRASING WOOD FARM, ROGER'S will be sold at a fair Valuation to the Purchaser of the Premises —Candles lOstkl— Moulds lis 6d. 6d per dozen for rvadv money. Years past, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Poachers and unqualified -> -CHAS. LORAINE, LANDS FARM, SPRING'S FARM, FISHER'S PARK which are "remarkably well situated for any Importer or General LEATHER STEADY. Persons who may be found trespassing thereon, that they will be - HENRY RICHMOND, NORTH FARM. FISHER'S PARK SOUTH FARM, Merchant. RAW HIDES. | prosecuted as the Law directs; and it"is particularly requested that SIMON MEWBURN, WILLYHOW PARK NORTH FARM, WILLYHOW A considerable Part of the Purchase Money may remain on Se­ Best Heifers & Steer?, (per st.) Lambs !s Od to 2s lOd i no Gentleman will hunt or shoot upon the said Manors without ' • G. D. SHAFTO, PARK SOUTH FARM, & CASTLEHEAD, & WATSON'S curity of the Premises. Ss 4d to 3s 6d Sheep , Is 4d tols 6d ••' Leave in Writing.—College, Durham, 7th"August, 1821.. JOHN HUNTER, PARK FARM, all in the Manor of CastleriggandDeiwentwater, Robert Burgess, of Stockton, will shew tbe Whole ; and further Middlings 3s Od to 3s 2d Polked 0s Od to Os od • JOH N, TREVELY AN, in the Parish of Crosthwaite, and County of Cumberland, for the Particulars may be known, 011 Application to Edward IVa-e, of Ordinary 2s 6"d to 2s 8d Downs Os Od to Os Od IEREAS tire GAME upon the'Manors of Simon- NATH. CLAYTON. Term of seven Years, from the 5th of A"pril, 1822; and SOUTH Darlington, in the said County of Durham. bum, Shitlington, Snapdaugh, and Brandon Estates, and ''Market Calf 9s Od ea. Fells OsOd to0s'0djt CRABTREE HOW FARM, MIDDLE CRABTREE Stockton, 20th Aug. 1821. OO LS, per lb. HOW FARM, NORTH CRABTREE HOW FARM, ALE ICEXCES. To be SOLD by Auction, Span. Sbeep, Leonesa 3S 6d a 4s 6d 1 Saxony, 1st 5s 6d a 7s 3d LONGBIRKS NORTH FARM, COCKSHOT FARM, " —UOTJNTY OF-DURHAM. At the Ilruse rf Mrs Jane Alkinr.cn", the G,;,r^r Tint, in _\>i/v«N//.- Segovia Ss Od a 3s 9D -2d OREATTLIDLS FARM, LITTLE HILLS FAB-M, CROW rs TVTCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the General Meet- upon Tyne, on Monday the &lh J)ay of-October. 1821, irt 4 n'l'U., k S<»ria 52s 9d a 3s 3d Bohem. lst 4s Qd a 7s Od ° ' Dog-Breakers, arid unqualified Persons found hunting, shoot- PARK FARM, WILLIAMSON'S CLOSE, and PATTJN- 3s6da4s6d inff» or tresPassinR upon any of tlie above-mentioned Manors or XS ings ofthe Justices, folieensing Alehouse. Keepers, pursuant in the Afternoon*, fsubject to the Conditions t» be thru y.r.uhired. / Seville 2s .'id a 3s Od -2d to the Acts of Parliament injiat Case made, are appointed to be SON'S HOUSE and GARTH, all in the said Manor'of Castle- PRICE OF SUGARS. J Estates, will be prosecuted with the utmost Rigour of the Law; rigg and Derwentwater, Parish of Crosthwaite, and County of LL that eligible'and vcrv valuable FREE IH >LD PR( >- holdenon the.several Days, aid at the several Places following, at PERTY, m the Occupation of tbe Northmiihti-land Gia-s .RAW. REFINED. J ahd Gentlemen are particularly requested not to shoot or course Cumberland, for the Term of ten Years, from the 5th of April. A u on Nine o'Clock in the Morniiigof each of the same Days respective­ Jamaica brown 55s a 58s 84s a 85s P the said Manors or Estates, without Leave in Writing from 1822...... Company, as Tenants from Year to Year, situated on the North Single Loaves OOD tbe sald ly, viz.:— Middling 60s a 64s Double ditto 13 5s a 118s ^' ^" A% J subsequent to this Day; as all Leave given Such Persons as may be desirous to take any of the said Farms, Side of the Close, in Newcastle upon Tvne, and extending '.Sack- r *, At the Now Exchange, hi Sunderland, on Friday, tbe 14th Day Good 67s a 70s Hambro' 86s a 88s ™ bunting, shooting, br coursing thereon previous'hereto is with- are requested to deliver or send their Proposals, in Writing, to wards as far as the Shore of the River, "where there is an excellent drawn of September next. Antigua brown 54s a 57-» Bastards- 58s a 70s - Edward Hawke Locker, .Esq. at Greenwich Hospital, so as that Quay 68 Feet in length. r 00 At the Town-Hall, in Dnnam, on Saturday, the 15th Day of Middling 58s a 61s Molasses 22s a 23s ^ ARt? *! having given the Deputation ofthe Manor of Lamb- the Delivery thereof at that Place shall not be.later than on Thurs­ The Buildings (with the Exception of thc CONE) have been part­ e v to r September next. - ' Good 64s a 67s Br. Candy, per lb. lld a V2&.' ^ - ' ^ Wallace, it is particularly requested that Gentlemen wilf day, the. 28th. Day ,of February next ;•'and all .such Proposals as ly destroyed by thc late Fire, but might bo remsu.u-d at a compa­ At the Town-Flail, in StocUon, on Wednesday, the 19th Day ratively moderate Expence, and the PremiVes are, t'n>m ih^r Sitra- rrr- e Tf. . „r — i refrain from shooting thereon. And all Poachers and unqualified shall be received after that Day, will be returned as inadmissible. ILL of September next. "J I" ft (TIER NT NEWCASTLE, SHIELDS, AND SUNDERLAND. \ Persons destroying the Game on the said Manor, will be prosecu­ In the present and all future Lettings by the Commissioners and tion and Conveniences, very well adapted for a Manufactory on a • By the said Acts, it is enaced, that every Person applying for ted.—Nunwick, 9th August, 1821. Governors, of Greenwich Hospital, the. Tenants will be required to large Scale. For further Particulirrs apply »«> Messrs D<>nkd J Newcasti^. f SHIELDS. SUNDERLAND* an Ale Licence, must enter hto Recognizance with two sufficient pay one Moiety of the Expence of the Leases. Stable, Solicitors, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle. npHE Commissioners in a Commission, of Bankrupt bear- Sureties, the licenced Personin j?iOand the Sureties in £5 each, Morn. E veil. j M, rn. [ Freu. Morn. Mren. Mr William Sample, of.Anick, near Hexham, will shew the :TT R JL ing Date the 17th Day of February, 1809, awarded and issued or with one Surety in =£10. - ind if any;Person.through Sickness, 'ELL,' XE.'tlf X. Farms in the Parish of Hexham, and Mr Thomas Dixon, of Kes­ " BLACKS ITAKITNGTO forth against STEPHEN ATKINSON, of the Town and Infirmity, or any other reasuiable Cause, to be allowed by the wick, will shew .the Farms in the Parish of Crosthwaite. To be SOLD by Auction, Septcnuh'r, If. M. K. M. H. M. 1 H. Jt. H. M. Jf. County of Newcastle upon Tyne, Insurance Broker, Dealer and Justices, cannot "attend in lerson, lip or she must procure two Messrs Wailes and Brandling, upon being applied to at their And entered upon at the umtnl Times iu the folltneiw; Spring, r-n Saturday. 15, 6 12 6 35 • 4 57 ', 5 20 5 7 0 30 Chapman, intend to meet on the 25th Day of September inst., at Sureties to be bound in £1* each, for the Maintenance of good Oflice iti Newcastle upon.Tyne, will give any further Particulars Friday the VJ.th Day of October, 182K n! the H»usea/'Mr Rirhd. Sunday," 16, 6 55 ; 7 15 5 40 \ 6 0 5 50 6 10 11 of theClock in the Forenoon, at the George Inn, in" Newcastle Rule and Order in such liceiced Person's House during the Con­ i which it may be necessary to" require. Scot/, the Jung's Head, Darlington, at 12 o'clock at X*m, j\I«nday, 17, 7 35 8 0 ' ti 20 i 6 45 6 30 6 55 upon Tyne aforesaid, in order to make a final Dividend of the tinuance of such Licence. I - i i Should-any Person be inclined to build upon any Part of the rpiIE ESTATE called BAYDALES, partiv Freehold, Tuesday, 18, 8 25 ! 8 50 ! « 10 i 7 35 7 20 7 45 Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, when and where the Cre­ Every new Beginner, or/ Person n6t licenced last Year, must Farms within the Manor of Castleiigg and Derwentwater, he must JL and partly Copyhold, situated in the several Townships i>t" Wednesday, 19, 27 10 2 I 8 12 ! S 47 8 22 8 -57 ditors who have not already proved their Debts are to come prepared bring a'Certificate under theiHand of tlfe Parson, Yicar, or Curate, inclose a Plan with his Proposal, and if it is approved of by the Blackwell and Darlington, in the County of Durham, cc-ntaining Thursday, 20, 10 52 11 40 i 9 37 30 25 9 47 10 35 to prove the same, or they will be excluded the Benefit of the said and the major Part of the Churchwardens and Overseers, or else Board, tlie Term of his Lease will be prolonged far Twenty-one together 248 Acres and upwards. Friday, 21, 12 45 33 11 30 |12 18 11 40 12 28 Dividend ; and all Claims not then proved will be disallowed. i 1 of three or" four respectable fcnd substantial Householders and In­ Years, , 'The whole of tbe Estate is in the Township of Black well, and i* Saturday, 22. 2 5 I 0 35 12 50 i. 1 20 1 0 1 30 habitants of the Parish or Place whereWh Alehouse IN to be, that Tithe-free, (except a Close called Darnton Close; paying a small such Person is of good Fame, sober Life and Conversation; which Composition for Cows, Calve;-, Lambs Flecr.-s, l'?gs, Geese, ai.d EAST AND WEST DENTON ASSOCIATION HE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt bear­ To be SOLD by Auction, ing Date the 1st Day of November, 1816, awarded and Certificate must be allowed' by a Majo^ty of Justices present, be­ Hens. FUR PROSECUTING FELONS, VAGRANTS, $c T At the Hovse of Mr In ids, the Blue Bell, in Lanchester, in thc issued forth against WILLIAM ALDERSON, of Sunderland fore the Person applying cah obtain such. Licence. Every: Person' County qf Durham, on Thursday, the 20TH Day of. September Plans of thc Estate maybe seen at ?>lr Waltcrs's, in D.iriingtt.n, ^ROM the great (and stiil-irrowing) Increase of Crimes near the Sea, in the County of Durham,. Currier and Leather licensed the last Year, must pioduce the last Year's Licence, In$ia?\t, at 2 0''Clack in the' Afternoon, who, on Application, will shew the Premises, and at Mcs>.rx Clarke . and Depredations upon ail Descriptions of Property, we, the I Cutter, intend to meet on the 27th Day of September inst. at but need not brhig such Ccrtificac as Aew Beginners are required A 4l tha{; fJpPYHOLD ALLOTMENT, situated near and Grev's Office, in Stockton, and for Particulars enquire of' Undersigned,' for our mutual Protection and'-Safety, have agreed Kay's, the Golden Lion Inn, m Sunderland aforesaid, in order to to-do. -. • .. • - -~. • ' - •. ii rthe-Town ojT Lartcftester aforesaid, containing 43 Acres, be John Ward, E«Sjf. Durham, or of Messrs Clarke and Cfroy. to form ourselves into an Association, and have come to the fol­ make a Dividend ofthe Kstate and Kffbcts of thc said Bankrupt, If anv Person neglect to taki? a Licence on the Days appointed the same more or less, and as the same is now in the Occupation For SALE by Auction, lowing Resolutions, viz :— v.iien and where the Creditors who have not already proved their for the Ward in which he or she lives,- such Person will be excluded of Mr John Thompson, of Peth-House. At the House of Alice Ilimtrr, Si-jn nf the Ship, Shaduiil Sir--,-', I. That we are determined, at our joint Expence, to use our Debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they tvill be ex­ from having a Licence for one Year. For further. Particulars, enquire of Mr Thompson, who will utmost Endeavour*? to detect, apprehend, and prosecute all and cluded the Benefit ofthe said Dividend; and all Claims not then And all Persons are hereby twpnred to take particular Notice, South. Shields, on Wednesday the I9TLI Day of Stptcmb-r, nt shew the Premises;, or Mr Hobson, Solicitor, Durham. 5 o'Clock in the Afternoon, (together or in the following /.<>/.<.-. every Person or Persons who shall commit any Robbery, Felony, proved, will be disallowed. that no Licences will be granted -on any other Terms than those Durham, 5th September, 1821. Theft, Misdemeanour, or Assault on the Person or Property of aboye-mentioned; and that every Person requiring such Licence Lot 1st. A LL those valuable PREMISES, situated on il the North Side of Shadwell Street, in South Shield.-" any Member of this Association. npHE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, bear- must attend in Person, or pro* reasonable Cause of Absence, as AN OLD-ESTABLISHED BREWERY FOR SALE. aforesaid, and extending from thence in the Ithvr Tyne. now oc­ 'II. That we are also resolved to put in force the late Act of JL ing Date the 7th Dav of November, 1820, awarded and issued the Acts direct, or they will hi refused tbeir Licences. And all TO BE SOLD, Parliament, for the more speedy and effectual Conviction mid forth against THOMAS "LITTLE, of the Town and County of Constables are hereby required to make out very accurate Lists of cupied by John Anderson, Robert Thompson, and others as LL that old established FREEHOLD BREWERY, Tenants. Punishment of Persons breaking Fences, damaging Gates, Stiles, Newcastle upon Tyne, Linen-Draper, Dealer and Chapman, (late the Names of all Persons-who ell Ale within their respective Dis­ known by the Name of the HIGH BREWERY, situated in Aln­ Posts &c, or trespassing in the Fields, breaking into Gardens, Partner with Robert Little) intend tb meet on the 25fh Day of tricts, and to attend with, the lame in Person, at the Times and Lot 2nd. A DWELLING-HOUSE, also situated on the North wick, in thc County of Northumberland, with the Coppers, Cool­ Side of Shadwelt Street aforesaid, immediately ad join bur the isf stealing Poultry, Potatoes, Turnips, &c, or doing any Damage September inst. at 11 o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the George Places before appointed for granting Licences for their respective ers, and other - Fixtures, Vats, Casks, &c. used in carrying on the whatsoever-— -- ... . Inn, in Newcastle upon Tvne aforesaid, in order to make a first. Districts. I Lot, and now in thc Occupation of Andrew Harrison, Pilot, and same; there is an excellent Well of Water within the Brewery, other as Tenants. III. That we will bring to Justice all V agrants and other disor- j and final x)!Vjderui 0f j Estate and Effects of the said Thomas And further Notice is hereby §nm, that the Justices of thc Peace t ie worked by a one Horse Power, which abundantly supplies the Whole. The above Premises are held under two separate Leases from the derly Persons found strolling or begging in our different lown-j Little; when and where the Creditors who have not already proved | have resolved, that no Lieeiieb shall be granted to any Person Attached to the Brewery are large Cellars, Malt and Hop Lofts, whomsoever who does not strictjy comply with the Terms and Con­ Dean and Chapter of Durham, for Terms of" 21 Years, 3 Years of ships, or within thc Premises of any Meniber of this Association ; ; thejr jj0bts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will ' two Stables. Hay Loft, Cart and Cask Shades, two Rooms for r ditions before specified. • which are unexpired, at small Animal Out-rents. and also all other Persons who shall knowingly harbour, encourage, be cxciudea the Benefit of the said Dividend. And all Claiins not Workmen, an Office, and Cooper's Shop. or conceal such Offenders. . 1 proved will be disallowed. ' | By Order, JOHN DUNN, Further Particulars may be known 011 Application f<» Mr Geerge thon Deputy Clerk of the Peace, The above Brewery has a very extensive Sale, and is carried on Coxen, Joiner, or Mr T. Salmon, Solicitor, South Shields. J fo a very considerable Profit, with a Prospect of a great increase IV. Wo do further hereby declare and agree, that we will jointly 1 i : --• J Durham, Augusts, 1S2I. .South Shields 5th September, 1821. and individually spare neither Trouble nor Expence ITI1 securing or nnHg Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, bear- I i in Trade. For Particulars apply to Blr Edward Stamp, who will ing Date the 22nd Day of April,. 1820, awarded and issued | hat the Magistrates : shew the Premises; or to Robert Thorp Esq Alnwick; or Mosrs DESIRABLE DOCKS, SHIP-BUILDING YARDS, taking before a Magistrathiving Waggonse all and, Cartsevery, oPersor othenr oCarnager Persons scare xvho- * " WILLIAM- CLARK, of South Shields- *,fhfS.'TSJOTIC - ™. • E IS HEREBY GIVEN, tl shall be found dr forth inst General Quarter Sessions of • Fmwick, Newcastle.-Alnwick, Sept. 6th, 1821. ROPERY, MANSION HOUSE, LANDS, ;ly upon the public Highway, OR M anv- Alanner County of Durham, Linen-Draper, Dealer and Chapman (since JL 1 assembled at the Midkimmer Genera lesslv or furious] GARDENS, TENEMENTS, &-r. ON SALE, OR TO BE LET, LL those valuable and extensive DRY DOCKS, situ­ ated near the West End of the populous Market Town of South Shields, and known by the Name of the " Minnt.i: 1 ><'<.KS" consisting of two double Docks, which will be w«ld or let together or separate, to suit Purchasers or 'Tenants; together with the Building Yards, Steamers, Cranes Warehouses, Sheds, i.ofis, Denton appear to be tne rroj ... Blacksmith Shops, Dock-House, and other Tenements thereunto Richard Hoylc, Denton Hall 36 COWS ar.d HEIFERS. Geo. Baker, Esq. West Denton — — • Brewer, nor renew the Licence bf any House of which a Public 1 adjoining and belonging, with all other suitable and necessary William Laws, Black Swine 24 CALVES. *Edw. Woodhouse, Scofchwoodj 1 TTTHEREAS a Commission of Bankrupt is awarded and Brewer should thereafter become Hie Proprietor, either wholly or ' 1 BULL. Conveniences for carrying on the Business of .Ship-Builders, Tim­ * Thomas Colbeck, Denton Hall Eli?.. Shaw, Hotch-piidding V V issued against ROBERT WARWICK, late of Warwick in Part, by Purchase, or by roredosnre of Mortgage. And fur- ! 50 CHEVIOT EWEvS. ber Merchants, or any other Mercantile Concerns. Farm John Wren, West Denton ; H-ill in the County of Cumberland, Banker, Dealer and Chapman, ther, they did recommend to the Magistrates m general, to consider | 50 Ditto LAMBS. Also the DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, now- oc- John Hair, Scotchwood Thomas Craw hall, W est Denton beui„ dccl.{red a Bankrupt, is hereby required to surrender whether the general Adoption of tijese Resolutions throughout the : , ,£U in thi> snift rmmprl. NR 1 Ditto TUP. I cupied by Mrs Buhner, with the OFFICES adjoining, fonneriy •William Dodd, Denton Wood House ,HIMSEL • if.F „TO THE rCOMMISSIONERNMMI«i™r.rsS IN THE SAID (*Commissio. V„5! ' * Auctioneer. ; iin,ntdiate possesion may be liad of thc-c Dorks, Building Streatlara Castle, 22nd August, 1821 ; y ^ p i Denton Burn, September 3rd, 182L I ASSIGNEES; AND AT THE LAST SITTING THE SAID BANKRUPT IS REQUIRED TO TREATISE on the VENEREAL DISEASE, contain- — ards rcin SCSi by any Person purchasing or agreeing to , T'R,J7 VINFG \I? FINISH HIS EXAMINATION, AND THE CREDITORS ARE TO ASSENT TO OR DIS- ' rent the same or anv Part thereof. TT A ing plain and practical Directions, by which any one may . QjpiTAL FREEHOLD ESTATE in the COUXTY \V TIL I VJI V K -I' • SENT FROM THE ALLOWANCE OF HIS CERTIFICATE- All PERSONS INDEBTED , \lso an excellent and complete ROPERY, Rope-Walk. Y.-.rn cure himself. j — This Day is published, 1 nee .VR/* NIT, „- T {0 ^ ^ BANKRUPT, OR THAT HAVE ANY OF HIS EFFECTS, ARE NOT TO OF DURHAM. ;and Hemp Lofts 'Tarring-House. .Mill-House, Oflice, Stables To be SOLD bv'Auction, in one or mere Lots, 1 Cottage, jand Yard, situated in tbe Township of Westoe, and near TREATISE on the newly discovered HUII^ i ^; or ddivcr (he cainc faut to w[jom dw Commissioncrs shall - Bv JOHN LIGNUM, Surgeon, Manchester. j NEGAR, WITH DCTAILED^DIRCCTIONS LOR ITS --IPPMAUUU , P I BUT TO GIVE NOTICE TO MESSRS JLOUNSEYAND SISSON, SOLI - ; A A PO NTL Pickling, and every Domestic Purpose. I^uie, West Smitlifield, London; E. .Walker,-and S. Hodgson, OF October, 1821, at hvelve* - o Clock at- ' • • —- - * ^ , it - T - , _ i- _T . _ X* C • I. CM. C ~1,1.. —A „,. R\{ .TJ •""•-- OTHER DIS- CITORS, CARLISLE ; MR FORSTER, SOLICITOR. NEWCASTLE UPON OR VJLU^Lm?%tM^ 1 At THE R^HWDTNU/IN DARLINGTON, ON M-MDAY, TLIE M Day , to the^West End of the Town of South Shields aforesaid, as now T3Tie; SI! S Also Certificates of its Superiority in Med.cme to al ^ to Messrs Mounsey and Gray, 9, Staple Inn, Ix>ndon. Printers, Newcastle; and of all other Bookseller* and Medicine h I™?* P'^;^^;*,^^!^'?';^ '7% UOU tilled Vinegar, Preserves, Venison, Meat, and O. kin and Marshall, mauoneis wmu^.^u j^vans, H j _ ^ — _ t ^.n^ ^ jw( prerioud3 SfM . oct.Ujjied bv Mr Richard Bulmer, of which immediate Possession megar, -Venders in Town and Country. ! TTHHE valuable FREEHOLD ESI A I E oi SU M.MiiR- T may also be had by any Person agreeing to purchase or rent the « « A s tbe above W ork is divested of Technical Terms, it will'. £, HOUSE, containing 520 Acres, or thereabout of Arable, hottest Season. _ . , T Paternoster-Row, 1 f^OCTORSOLOMON's CELEBRATED MEDICINES Published by Sherwood, Necly and Jones, ; JLJ continue to be sold, as usual, by Mr E. Walker, and Mri same. Ixmdon. > Hodgson, Newcastle. Also all that MANSION HOUSE, ow-Housewith the , Out-Houseand <.evends b* found a valuable Compendium on this Disease. Tfe Present Meadow, and Pasture Land, in a high State of Cultivation and Gardens and other suitable .^ ^" "XVVOSECUN DOllEORGI I IV. REGIS The CORDT AL BALM of GTLEAD, for so many Years re- most intelligible Manner. ( the Township of irWestoe sorted to with increasing Reputation in al] Stages of Nervous Dis­ ionMsr a Lignum'^ all give» nPILLS in English, so ,justl andy everfamouy Thins throughoug » explaint ^ - , ~^nio T..»,nt. A Thradrimr Machine by W atcr. • Acres of LAND or thereabouts, now m Grass and 1 ill^ge, ...so 0 , eases, is a mild Stimulant and Corroborant, which improves the theCtueS'l "Degree's of"Sy>hilinc Diseases, "are "particularly re- i stone," and Coals mav be had in the adjoining Neighbourhood at a ; afomaid; all of which said ^-™™^ "^P™\" JM NLIET^d Spirits, and happily invigorates the whole System. commended to sueff as are «£ able to keep the House, during the , moderate Pricej the Land-Tax has been redeemed, and the C ounty .; are^rn ^^^'^^ ^Zilm h^ETLO wtp.™ Price lis. per Bottle, and Family Bottles containing the Process of the Cure. | and Parochial Rates are moderate. 1 to become the Purchaser or Tenants, as may be agreed Quantity of Four Small Ones, for 33s. whereby lis. are saved. From the admirable Composition of these Pills, the Disease may I . Summer-house is well situated for tbe best Corn and Stock agreeing totally eradicated without Confinement, Restraint of Diet, or | Markets in the County of Durham, being distant seven Miles from upon ...... ROT"XT^ Also, The ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S be nT qTV r DROPS, efficacious in eradicating from the Constitution every Hinderaiice of Business. - | Darlington, live from Staindrop, eleven from Bari.ard-castle, and And also a large and extensne I LO 1 of W AS 11, t/1»»JI > u, in Yorkshire, to all of which it is imme- ' adjoining the River lyne, near to thc- Low Beacon at the hast CON'D ouri-UWIU." - u-UR, T rpt 23, Species of Scorbutic or Scrofulous Taint, and hiebly respected for Sold by Mr Lignum, 57f Bridge-Street, Manchester ; i twelve from Richmond, •mod Roads. To a Sportsman it offers a End of tlie said Town of South Sh.elris, and bovmdermg on the London : Printed tor A J HE^JJ ^ ^ Ku]gd|Mn . f their Virtues in purifying the Blood, and stimulating it to expel ' also by E". Walker, and S. HodgsonHodgs , Printers, Newcastle ' dintely connected with C well stocked with Game, and in the Vi- East of tbe Building Yards and Grounds Intel v purchased by Mr ternoSt«rRow;andsold^aai^^ e 3s.; or the j noxious and impure Juices. , " ; upon Tvne; M. Appleby, and W. B;arnes , Booksellers, North 1 desirable Situation, beiisg Prke Henry Wright, Mr'John Obver, and others; the immediate P - , rtn vi Price 2s. 6d. each, and Part ML I " ' - South Shields; Reed and J cinitv of the Earl of Darlington's celebrated Pack of Fox-hounds \ . *** Us a Bottle, and Family Bottles at 55s. containing : Shields;' G. W. Barnes' Bookseller,^ session of which may be had by any Person jnircha- ing or agre.-mj, Parts I. to % I- Pnca ^^^ruVYi-" I' • Son, Booksellers, 13. Bray, and T. Parker, Druggists -Sander- . A "Plan of the Estate, and any further Particulars may be had, j £e Quantity of Four Small Ones, whereby lis. may be saved.— to rent the same. fiiwiTORD'S ENGLISH LAV^-i- « ^>ldl each Bottle, is given a copious Bill of Directions. The Go- land; T. Hoggett, Bookseller, Durham; S. Wilkinson. Book- .• on Application to the Rev. 1 nomas Peacock, Denton, near Dar- seller, Morpeth; J. Dickenson and Son, Booksellers- Hexham ; . lington, who is authorised to treat for the Sale of tbe same, and Further Particulars may be known on Apphcai:en to the . ."••ig " Stamp has die Words "Saml. Soi-omok, Li­ nees of Richard and Joseph Buhner, oral tbe Oflif.-s of M<- on its Official Impression, and is uniformly J. Graham, Bookseller, Alnwick ; T. Pease, Druggist, Darling- J who wili send a Person to shew the Pre tou; T. Dix, u..u .'iSer i>t jaiut.-. .fide, i" ..i. p.—Thi..— iute- Hihii^tijiii juu, , aat. Bishijisaup< - ! On MonJay the r>rd hist, his Majesty embarked at Dunth-e Continent continue contradfetory as to peace or war, but the t New cast 11 upon T\ije, grocer. ... ,,,^e r''"'. highway robbery, were executed at Morpeth, pursuant u> ton, tLe Res. 1,*. Atkii.t-ui, of 1);..lingmi:, U, :»lu* F.H/.. Head, s ! Vary, return from Ireland, t<» ar­ (.1 1jl> accordiW thu previous *» Wii Alderson's Dividend Meeting win ,.lte i" ' sore prevalent opinion is in favour of peace. Letters from St f sentence: they "were taken from ihe" gaol in'a ehaisv. On ar- daughter of Head, Ksq. of WM.ton, near ih.-lioptuu. rangement. His Majesty left the Phcenis Pari: abem mid-day, o'Clock oi the s!7th inst. This alu-ration came to riving at tie place of execution, (a little below the town j thev join­ and proceeded id the seat of Lord Powerscourt, in Wjekf.y..-. It Petersbiirgh, of tbe 14th oi August, totally discountenance the ,._ ,., . - - The 10th hist, at Barnardcastle, Mr John Myers, stone-mason, to perlv mad' Vlso tl^ ed In prayer with the clergyman, and seemed very peniu-ut.' Just Miss Margaret Mibier, of Sunderland. - ..... Th was nearly 7 o'clock in the evening when he arrived at Dunleary, idea of hostilities with Turkey, aiid quote the exchange at 9 x%. It £T os if was reported at Paris, that Baron Strogonoff had carried the news before the caps were drawn over their faces, Wilk'insuii said, "• If 1 Q f berries shows next week, root"' •where, it is supposed, full 1400,000 penoiis were in waiting to Died. On the Terrace, High-street, Mary-Ja-bonne, Plonsrhman. to Odessa, that tbe Greeks had destroyed the Turkish fleet; but had taken my Wife's advice, I should not have been brousht to tliumberln|id hid Mm farewell, the shores and hills within view being covered London, in his 74th year, George Elwes, Esq. of Mart-ham, near no such account has come from any other quarter; and tbe censors this j" and ILetherington said, " Now, my lads, I hope t.ik will v.-irti people, and the harbour with boats. It was at this, place where Abingdon, Berks, and son of the celebrated miser of that name.— FOR NEW YORK, , U' refused to let it appear in the French newspapers. be a warning to you all, to.miud what company you keep." Tbev ' iU t'oe preparations had been made for his Majesty's first landing, aud 1-r.day iast, at Cheltenham, James Goddmgton, Esq. of Birining- O**' died without a straggle. After the bodies had huag tbe usual tune, TIIE fine fast s-aiUng co%IY\»R. the quav, with the gay pavillion erected on its point, were now used 'The'Austrian and Russian ministers to the court of Por­ ham, banker.—On the 20th ult. at Bourdeaiix, the widow of Geii. , fbey were cut down, and delivered to their'friends, who were in NCM, -ML Register Tons, for h:s"M;ie.rd Lieutenant, Lord Ssdmouth, and other or Preightor Passage apply tot antarn I«| 1<«. Pi R & r and :h<- deputation from the City of Dublin, specially his windows on account of his not lighting up his house, at tbe On the 4th inst. by the exertions of the Killingworth as­ W esleyan Methodist connexion, who for upwards of 34 years exer- I Shi||i , at North Shields, or to MAIL i-l.t. - Lo ;t:',:.! his Majesty to the v^terside, presented the general illumination ou the 2Sth of March last, when the news sociation for prosecuting depredators, David Fantarrow, a noted cised bis profession with imk-fatigahle zeal, aud closwl a life of piety j appointed Lo siiiei, tt; the peace ami hope of the gospel.—TFIE HAWLSLONEFAMILY.—At Newcastle Sept. 6, IS'JI. h was read bv thv Lord Mayor, and, we reached Lisbon that the king bad sworn to accept the new consti­ offender, was convicted before John Scott and Sanderson Ilderton, foli'i'.ving Addrc-s severe affliction has befallen the llawfcstonctfamily. Edward Hill,! if the beneficial effects bis Majesty's tution. The Lisbon papers, which, have been received tothe 29th Esquires, in the penalty of 5s. and costs, for trespassing in a field For SALE by private Contract, BJ[{, s ti-ikrvt, iir.e- a tr:;. Esij. the youngest son of Sir John Hill, died on Wednesday se'n- j 11 »:-ct'-i'.- ult. contain a long correspondence on the subject, by which it of standing wheat belonging to Joseph Swan, of New York, and ALL that good Brig or Vessel called^ lv)„, au.-.i»ici<«is visit has j.-rsi.iceil m Ireland :— night; and on Monday last, the Rev. Richard Hill, another son,; appears, that the Austrian ambassador considered the affair "as ori- J the said David Fantarrow being under the age of 16 vears, and re- WM^- Li A NT, of Newcastle, 133 Register " .- „i •-" SB<-:I- Okai-kms' Syvta::ws%—We, the inhabitants of the ginatrag in a settled design to insult him, by some of the higher | fusing to pay the penalty and costs, was committed tb the house of died after a very short "illness. —The 3d inst. at Bortiiwick-burnfooU • at s I• — — ^ 7" . ,,.iti,niit Citv of Dublin, assembled o:i an occasion, with one exception, Mr James Oliver, fanner.—Tbe 9th inst. aged 88, Mrs Parker, Stl'-eier \<.u;i\. orders, while the Portuguese niinisuy treat the affair as a mere j correction at Tyner-.iouth to hard labour for six weeks. with Materials, and ssiN remarkably fast sh.*« %utjo t the 'most interesting which has ever occurred to the Irish people, widow of Mr Thomas Parker; same day, aged 90, Mr John Teas- su''- ebullitio,i..,n..: n oif. the mob, who,..m they Would ,punis - h i.-if - they coulud j.dis„­ . qq W'edneg^y^ tiie 5th -imL johQ Johnson, 0f Barnard and i a very desirable Ve^el tor any IVade her B«^%^«k- beg leave to approach your Majesty with feelings of respect, grati­ dale, both of Hexham.—The 4th inst. "at Hanxley, Mr Matthew S cover. The minister demanded his passports on the ground that For Particulais apply to M. 1 LL MM L^J-^J^ ^ tude, and love, to which no language can do justice—feelings Castle, butcher, was convicted before the Rev, J. Headlam, in the Lackey, aged 78.—On Saturday last, at Richmond, Yorkshire, Mr \ no proper satisfaction was offered," and the Russian ambassador ansiiv/ fn»m a consciousness, that y-mr Majesty's paternal solicitude penalty.of 101. for using a greyhound for the destruction of game Alderman Smurthwaite, much respected.—The 10th inst. at South FOR IIAMBUKGH. took the same step under an apprehension, real or affected, that he to promote and cherish the spirit of true Christian Charity amongst on the Lartjngton Estates; belonging to Henrv Witham, Jisq. ; T - , r' „ j -ir«. t ~„„ ^^v,i i« i„ T,,lv might be subject to the same insult at the. approaching illumination THE Bri-r YORK UNION, F. R- Btirtlon, M*- not having a certificate ; and ou last, "James RfAnitree, Bell, aged ^and^Irs Lone, aged Juh all classes of vour .Majesty's Irish subjects, has, in a few short Saturday ^elds,Joseph o5 -18—In . n, , >, I,„,.i,.fl. (|)e p-reater Part of he» on the 24th of August, the anniversary' of the Portuguese revolu­ last, at Port Morant, m the West Indies, Wm W. Forster, aged ter. (a regular IradviJ iiav.ng uie H • rf „t i--0r weeks, accomplished more for their welfare and happiness than iiad of Barnard Castle, gunsmith, was also convicted before Mr Head- i, « __.„ „i.,.,„ „„ Saturday, yist instant, i tion. As there are no points of contact between these powers, it is 21, eldest son of -Mr Geonre Forster, Hebburn Hall.—The 7th CargcT engaged, and will clear on been effected in the six preceding centuries. Your Majesty came lam, in the penalty of 5l. for using a gun for the destruction of inst. Mr John Moreland, of'South-street, in this town, aged 23— probabie that the only effect will be a su>i tension for a time ofthe Freight or Passage, apply^t«. ^ ^ Quayside. amongst us; at your approach, discord ceased, and every prejudice game on the same estates, not being properly qualified. 1UUDi broker, ordinary diplomatic intercourse between them. The 9th inst. Mr Thomas Anderson, of Wesigate-street, in this fled. Your Majesty has vanquished every bad passion, and united On Friday, an inquest was held on John Walker, coach On the 24th ult. the anniversary of the Portuguese revolution town, aged 61, much rtsj".cud.—On Monday last, in Gateshead, N vv. castle, 13th Sept. 1W21. . . • sis millions of a grateful people ir. a bond of brotherly love to one man t0 ni Wall was celebrated with various public rejoicings, -n,R. TIN. ™ i ^* k Esq. of "Wcstoe, he havmg died suddenly in Mr Thomas Melviil, printer, aged o"5 years, upwards of 50 of which • another, and of affeetioiiate atfichment to your Majesty's person Ihe king *as pre- | the night^ Verdiet4^Lffmm EXCESS of drinking. sent at a review ofthe troops, and according to the accounts, there be spent as a workman in the oilice of this paper, having served his * and throne. V, «.• Lmm jud fed, that we have faithfully described , TABARD & CO. Contractors for the present LUl was no lack of mutual enthusiasm and delight. In the-evening, On Friday, a boy named James Cuthbert, of South apprenticeship in it* and never worked in any other.—On the sin the l.aiij.v eiiecls pmd'.uvd by your Majesty's presence and kind-j i TKllY acknowledge with Pleasure the numerous lesti- the whole city of Lisbon was splendidly illuminated. i. tLiii, aum)«K j, ^ -. .^..1 „ vvhich contains Irish subjects; and we confidently predict, J Accounts from the island of St Michael's state, that the governor monies of Approbation bestowed 011 their Scheme, THREE PRIZES of y.«x.«.coo! that the victory which your Majesty has thus obtained over of Xerceira (who had been under confinement for refusing Jo con- THIRTY other (\-\ VLTALSJ thc distentions and prejudices of age*, wiU be deemed the most ^ to the new order of t]lillgs) had neen publiciy murdered in the important ever achieved by any British King, and will contribute ) ^ i others. The three deputies, who had been Noott TWO BLANKS to a PRIZEi! street% th severa accompameu ~ . , more materially trian any event in the British annals, to the strength ; jjjg^gd m Madeira under l" " Eververvv PRIZE STEALINGSTEBIA SO. MOJj.LTMONE1. j the new constitution, had sailed for quantity of oats growintf upon land, some of it dug, aud the rest sician. He was found dvimr in his bed, in the house, of his lather, t O CLASSES—NO STOCK ofthe Empire, and the" prosperity of all your Majesty's subjects. ; £jsDon ' PRIZES trenched, Was sold by plblic Auction, at Murdistone, near Hamil­ Great Paltency-street, G"olcten-«quare, London. He had exhibit- , N Confident that such will be the fruits of vour Majesty's labours for ; . - _ . . B.UNS DRAWING THK 3GTH OF OCIOl>EK. ton, the seafof-the Hon] Sir A. J. Cochrane, G-C.B.; some part ed symptoms of despondency for some time before, and a tumble! , the welfare of our country, we have detennined to erect an appro-i Jamaica Papers to the 29th. July, have been received. ; \itir&'c6*. 'soid'andSliared in the last Lottery, ot which brought upwar* of 211. an acre (the Scotch acre it is sup- glass being found in his room, an inquest was held on the boi.v, on . HA ]->70s* priate structure, to express these our feelings, and to convey to 1 hey contain various details from tbe Spanish Mam. By these posedj and the whole wfenmch superior/to any other crop in the a suspicion that he nught have taken poison ; but no proo! ot it; ^-»i,ceo posterity, a just impression ofthe glorious and bloodless victory ob- . documents it would appear there have been several severe engage- neighbourhood. Oats bjing ia general a very" deficient crop this appeared, and the jury's verdict was—«• Died by the visitation o. LI'(\r>4 £L=,UX> tained bv your .Majesty over every bad passion; a victory much ments, and, as usual, the Independents claim great advantages. pring, and total Gun."—The 9th instT at Monkwearmoutb Shore, Mr Lcmany ' AND ALL THE /:.VS00 PHIZES . more deserving of the laurel crown, now most respectfully present- \ The city of Caraccas has been twice taken and_ re-taken, spade is most Matthews, butcher, aged 33—The 13th inst. at Bisbopwearmoiuh, latest intelligence it was in possession o£- the (Insurgent: and 321, OXFORD- sd to '/our Majesty, (and intended, with all humility, to be replac­ In a recnt LoTTKRY, at their L<>" chtca had also fallen into their hands, orkinic havin Mr Thomas Jowsev, of the Bridge Inn, aged 06—On 1-nuav last, 93, ed by one of emeralds,} than any of those blood-stained triumphs, RoY.\;.-I->;niAMiK; IX. Cornjiiu.; fonning part of the garrison, had arriv moisture that fell I aged 65, Mr Wiggan, Collector of Excise in this town, which have heretofore been honoured with the wreath ofthe con- in the subsoil, till J sp'ected—Monday se'nnight, at Mill Green, near Ravenswortn WVre Tickets and Shar^.rc^ow Selling, and Schemes soners. The number of the soldiers Kaveiiswoi-th queror. Fully impressed with thi! great and lasting benefits con­ quired during the^inpreeedentcd dry, weather we had in .Castle, Mr George Bell/formerly steward to the delivered trial is. ferred upon us by your Majesty's gracious visit, we earmqt witness 200, but the greater pa^t of them entered imo the ^^Ij^^^^^G^ cholar, vour Majesty's departure from amongst us without feelings of the service. The New Yorfork _paper s of the ipth ult represent affairs . ^ pIrvo.C&S MCHTCM tied from page 2. Mr Justice Bayley N-wcaUie upon deepest regret—feelings which could not admit of* consolation were as more favourable to the Royalists. in his charge to the giand jury, at Lancaster, last week, stated, Uisltt'iiwcarunnith MrJ. BESWICK, Hatter. it not sW the hope, fondly entertained, that your Majesty will con­ A letter from Buenos Ayres states that Adm. Sir T. Har- j that the publication ofthe e^iaence oVa~corotter's^nqn^ before at Baruardeastle, MH Mai-v Stewart, a maiden lady, aged s.>, fer alike honour on your affectionate and grateful people of Ireland, A u hn Mal f u ™ i.-VTrF^li-'N are rctnicsted not to hunt or sboot up- dy has declared the blockade of Peru, by Lord Cot*—-- "" * "' * " * " • • • * " much respected—Sjfme day "and place, Miss Elizabeth Mutiand, as shall be consistent with the necessity for the royal presence in Chilian squadron, to be vitiated by the Proclamation aged 56, much resueeted.—The '28th ult. at Hopewell, near Pier^e- ix on'the lvrates of Woodhouse Close, Eiheriev Grange, and other parts of your Majesty's empire.' whole coast, because the force is not adequate to ti bridge, Mi-s Eliz.'Burdv, relict of Mr Wm Burdy, farmer, iwn- V oodhodses, in the Coimiy of Durham, "M™*^"™- As soon as the address was read, Mr O'Connell, presented the more than 10 or 12 leagues, and therefore he has determined not to ' unprejudiced trial,—On the kit/Thomas Leyland, Esq. mayor of versallv respected—Tuesday last, at Croft Wells, near Darlington, Poachers and unqualified Persons treipaamg thereon, will be pro­ laurel crown. The King received the deputation in the most gracious allow that any legal blockade has existed. The Chilian squadron ( Liverpool, gave a ball and si pper at the Town-hall in that place, Mr Wilson, of South Shields, aged 36—Same day, in South-street, secuted—Newcastle, September 12, Ih'sil. manner, and on stepping into the barge which conveyed him to the 1 had taken possession of Arica, and captured and detained several to 1000 ladies and gentlemen It was the roost magnificent enter- Durham,-Christopher, eldest son of Mr Thos. Tilly, cabinet-maker, royal yacht, he said, " Gentlemen I approached your shores with p!ca­ Spanish and English vessels. - , tainment ever witnessed fn tl tt luxurious place. The supper tables, aged 14.—On Thursday,-Robert, infant son of BIr John Thwaiti*. GAME. ll re—I now quit them with regret—may God Almighty bless you all Queen's Head Imi, Durham.—Same day, at Chester-Ie-Strect, if T is particularlv requeued that Gentlemen will refrain until we again meet." lie affectionately shook hands with all within aged 22, Mary Ann/ daughter of Mr Isaac Pollock, formerly ot 1 fro«rSpornngo„5r,, OF a, ill, in- !he reach, and when the barge had quitted "the pier, Sir Robert Steele, counts this town, draper,• rmich lamented.—Friday week, Isabella, wife oi Lon- Flougbto.., «id«-ut Leave :V. Y>n .'.aeker, anU- un- Edward Murray, of Derry, Esq. Mr Cooke, R. N. and another and Thomas Adamson, of Pclton-lane, near Chester-le-Street, labourer, qualilied Persons n..: K-j-.-osecu.et.. gentleman, having plunged into the sea, and swam after it, his ter. , . Amnri whole-length marble statue of the late Sir Joseph BankesV to be dropped down dead-hi her own house.—On the 8th inst. in 1 aris, Majesty kindly shook each by the hand they held up, while ivilh the service Col, Smith was employed against the tribe of Beni Boo Ah", Alnwick, Si-pt. 10, U--'?. ; and took their citadel, after an action in which the enemy lost about executed by Mr Chantry, and placed in the hall of the -British Mu­ Prince Demetrius'Comuenus, a descendant of the Greek emperors. other they clung to the boat, for some distance : they then swam ' seum. The Duke of Northumberland and the Bishop- of Durham : GAME. back to the shore. The usual ceremonies and salutes took place 00 killed and wounded. The British- loss was 29 killed and 173 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. HE GAME on the Farms in the Township of Little on bis Majesty's embarkation, and th'e King, when he had reached i wounded. Assistant surgeon Gordon, of the 7th regiment, was each subscribe 50 guineas, ami the list is numerous The Duke of Wellington has contradicted ihe" report contained in a pretended On. Satmdav last,'the Surlv Revenue cutter brought into Shields Callerton, of Kmalibiirn, Clicfcemin, and Ponteland Town the yacht, condescendingly remained on deck to return the saluta-. among the killed. Capt. Stewart and-Lt. Adj. Thurriam, of the T the Danish lugger Galathea, 'of and from Altona, with a quantity of Farm, in the Parish of Fonrelaud, having been much destroyed, tions ofthe crowds in the boats. Dunleary is in future to be called same regiment, and Lts. Madden, Cuppage, and Mulkern of the letter trom Paris, inserted in .a London paper, that the son of spirits onboai'paisley Reid, with one fish; brig Mary, Thorn, with 10 fish and 16C0seals, in Wridng.—Newcastle, 13th September, If&I. laid carefullyby, a ba^contamitig s£20 worth of silver coin: on e?;'- about tons of oil, a full ship; and the Eclipse, So.uter, THO Swash, AND RETURNED M the afternoon to Dunleary. It re­ employed were killed or wounded. Among, the killed! were" Lt. 120 with 1L' mained there until Friday noon, when it again sailed, and reached G. B. Atkinson, of the marines, Mr C. P. Gill, mastbi-'s mate, amunng it shortly afteji he observed a hole in the bag, and £6.10s.fish , 120 tons of oili ~" GTMK. - - Milford haven, in Wales, on Sunday last, at one P. M. The last and Burnett and Seymour, midshipmen. . Tbe wounded]were Lts.' 6d. amissmg. He sus*eted that it-had been -carried off by rats, The Baffin, Scoresby, has arrived from Greenland at Liverpool, T is requested by Mrs Bewicke that Gentlemen will re­ j and after searching for tnietime,h'e found the whole of it, except advices left his Majesty on board, waiting for a fair wind to prose­ Moriarty and Wright, Mr Martin, boatswain} Ward and Stephens; with 7 fish, 80 tons'oil. frain from shooting or sporting on the Manors of Cl.osi: HOi;s$, nder m d wkh I cute his- voyage round the Land's End. The Albion, of North Shields, was boarded off Cape Chat by the midshipmen. Lts. J. Wilson, of the Company's Marinerjind Jacob,'[ Z"^ #5 ^§°f' ¥ earth,—Mr Hudson Lowe, late Urpeth, and IIojjuside. All unqualified Persons-fcuiitl trespass­ of the artillery, were also wounded. This ill success difl not stop"' ?°!fmr? °*.bt HehmaJuid his sta% have arrived in this country 'boats bf'the-British'Queen, Chambers; of Newcastle, which ship Thus has terminated the first peaceful visit of a British King to T ing theron will be prosecuted. ; ne was wrecked on the S. W. end of Anticpsti. They were proceed­ the shores of Ireland, the benefits -of which have not been clouded the operations, and the forts were successively carried until Hajali; \ . "u^ra indiam.ait—In the storm of Tuesday se'nmght, the Mrs Bewicke having received the Deputation for NaFFERTOX, ing.up to Quebec. . _ by any misunderstanding or accident. In order to impress move Futtee, the offending governor, was delivered up to the British, to T ^^rPacketSrVaterloo,-was-nearly lost on her passage from Francis Chohnley, Esq. Gentlemen are requeued to abstain dispose of as they pleased. They pardoned him instantly. An \ "??1 --UubIul,1 hhe™& is of his majesty s horses on board, two of The Prince, arrived in the Downs fiom Quebec, spoke on the deeply that spirit of union and brotherly love, which his Majesty 1 from shooting or Sporting oh'those Grounds; and all unqualified advantageous treaty of commerce with the Imaum was —e drovni«d f«, >e hold—Matthew Ainsley and George 20uVult. in lat. 4'6. SO. long. 43, SO. the Elizabeth, of Newcastle, has observed with so much pleasure, he commanded the Secretary of.Senna* '•Z ? i Persons pursuing Gsme fhei eon will be prosecuted. R M 1)urham 01 on direcdy concluded, and blockade of all his ports withdrawn.. Saturday last, to the bound to St Blaryj Nova iacotia, of State to write the following letter to the Lord Lieutenant, Earl die I IRN J™ R - J™! . g" . Close House, Sept. 10th, 1821. . ' The Lady Sherbrook, of * Newcastle, was spoken the S6tb ult. in Talbot:— m 7 5/-, ^ ..j—..—- • T liitiKs, at VVooiwieh.—iIA Tuesday last, the .common council,of luesday s txazette contains the Lord London unanimously eed to invite his majesty and the roya1 lat. 50.48. N; long. 16- W. by'-the Mary Ellon arrived at Dublin. " Dublin Castle, Sept. .3, 1821 . My Lord,—The time of the Uhamberfain s ' ai . GAME. . The Mars, of Newcastle, was .spoken the 10th ult. off Cape Rey, King's departure from Ireland being arrived, I am commanded by orders for a change of court mourning for the queen, on the 13th brothers "to dine with :t8 corporation on the* next Lord Mayor's ^OR-the •Preservation of the Game in the l\Innors and 'for Peterhead, fororders, by the Monarch, arrived'in the Clyde. his Majesty to express his entire approbation of the manner in inst,; a further change on the. 20th mst.; and on the 27.th inst. the! day. This was followedI.y a vote of thanks to Mr Sheriff' Waith- JL Estates of Alex. Davison, Esq. situated at Howtell and Tbe Briteimia, of North Shields, was spoken the. 28th ult .from which all persons acting in civil and military situations in the city court to go out of mourning. The Gazette also contains a short j man for lus. conduct at t ie funerals of-Honey and Francis: but Thompson's WaHs, in the County of Northumberland, a Depura­ St John's, K B. for Liverpool,, lat. 48. 9. long. 23. leaky, by- the of Dublin and its neighbourhood have performed their several duties account of the queen's funeral at Brunswick, mentioning the stages ! it Was carried only aft r a warm debate, in which the worthy tion and Appointment have been granted by him to Henry Colling- -Betsey,'arrived-at Plymouth. during the period of his Majesty's residence in this part of the king­ at which the corpse stopped, both in England and Germany, But | sheriff was obliged to rake a long speech in bis own-favour,- wood, of Lilburn Tower, Esq. at-'Deal. Sept, s, W;S.W. 6,,S: 7^S.W, 8,W.N.W. dom. His Majesty is pleased to consider, that to your Excellency taking no notice of the events which occurred during the procession.} wherein he gave afresh afcount of his proceedings, and contradicted Winds j All Gentlemen Sportsmen are desired to refrain from hunting, : 9>-S. IOjW.S.W; 11,.S.TV, his acknowledgments are particularly due, . He is conscious how On Friday last (see p. 2) after speiiding 12 days, partly in his own letter to Lord Jathurst, acknowledging that he did not I coursing, or shooting thereon, without Leave in Writing from Mr

SE A much he owes-to 3'our Exellency's attentions and arrangements; examining witnesses and partly in wrangling, the inquest on Rich- • F. ^OINE levelled at Mm at KnightsbridgCj but was only told SOUND LIST. 1 Colling'wood, who will prosecute all Poachers and unqualified Per- ot and ard Honey, adjourned to Tuesday, under understanding that die polioS p,mCer,-Jmsteau of knocking down the and his Majesty gladly avails himself of this occasion of declaring the **> *hat Shuts passed ELSlKOliE August 26:—NW. 27: Albion,-;.S0I^fiJJindt^&sdng on any Part of the abo'vementioned Premi- no more witnesses were to be examined. But on luesday the.jury, solater, ^only knocked. *wn the carbine. He represented the the high sense which he entertains of the ability, temper, and firm­ Adams; Isabella, Guntbn—N. ' 28: AMI, Chape; Rimswick,, seS( TTENRY COLLIISGWOOD. ness with which your Excellency has uniformly administered the having, as they stated, received letters, pointing out persons who- wnplfi affair as a settled Man of gbverment to introduce military Brown; Amelia, BuBey; Providence, Hutchinson—N. 29 : ; .Xiibw-n Tower, 1 Sth September, 1821- " J v 511 s great trust which he has placed in your hands. could give further infomiatiorf, they determinedto hear them, and ac- • ^ ' SPi,!" ^ ^E pripeges <«f the city in his. person. Mr YVflliam, Braithwaite; Carolina, Filter; Gallant, Blyth; Endy- I : _; ~L : cordingly a man named Gordon Gimn, who had attended the proces- Sheriff WiUiams cansidi-ed the motion would be a censure on " I am further commanded to state, that the testimonies of duti­ and rode on the spring of one ofthe carriage? through the Park, fim' Oldham ..cfedemn el Waithman's conduct at the niion, Todd; Cyrus, Hall; .Patriot, Airey—>NE. S. aOtNewj., _ . , GAME. •'- ful and affectionate attachment which his Majesty has received from Bion and Mr Mr S. SW. 311 'Omnium,, Shaclforfch—E. SE. c was examined. He to having seen a man sljpfc; but from the "feithmm had retired, but now returned Concord, Lumsdeh—S. SW. 31; Omnium,-.Shaclforth—E. SE. r -|tt' is partictilarly requested that Gentlemen will refrain. all classes and descriptions of his Irish subjects, have made the deep­ deposed' mouest on-Honey. . Mr E. N. defen Sept. 1:—E. N., - . - "1 Ji from hunting, shooting, or coursing upon tbe Estates, at Corn- est impression on his mind; arid that he looks forward to the period situation, it was not Honev but Francis. He deposed that an offlcer *°| ? himsefi, and maintained that his conduct deserved praise, EMnore, lst Sejil- s shot him. The witness gave a long account of tbeqjraceediiigs, un- ,A,1C ^>iu?t divided, for the1 motion55—against it 25.—On Tuesday All the.vessels hayeproceeded. _ ' hHl, in-the Coimtywf Durluun, West lilbura, Branstcm, Brahxtbn when lie shallrevisit them, with the strongest feelings of satisfaction. NEWCASTLE, Arrived, Foreign,—Alexandrine, Boode, pfu^.j^pf^ Ldwick, Thropton Cottage, and West Glanton in the favourable to the soldiers, but admitted-that they were first insulted last, a boxing match, took placabn Crawley Common between Antwerp: Clas^h'al'Margaredia,--Sehlpper%-Zwoole, bark. IIopt p^jsh "f"' His Majesty trusts that, in the mean time, not only the spirit of Randal and.Martin, on which jfcd supposed'200,GU..~~A > ~ - ~ - • ^"—— his Majesty's happiness than to their own, and which it has been idatea, Ram- , ^ Woolaw, under the Profeciicm of Mr C\:«ingwood, it is.re- Mr Whiten's bay colt, 3 years' old by Tramp - "-'..." 1 1 „,.. . md the chief object of his Majesty during his residence in this country not swear it positively.' The jurors now determined to call no Gaimburg: En- | uested that Gentlemen will refrain from sporting-thereon, All Mr Reed's bay colt, 4 yearsoldj I • Whitworth "-. '"- :.* » -2 ; to cherish and promote. more witnesses, and the coroner commenced reading the ,evidence, 'reerksj Ram-' 'oacliei's and uuqwdifi'ed" Persons will be prosecuted. which took place at half-past nine at night. ' The coroner then took Mr Kirby's black filly, by Smoler ko, 3 years old *.'- S- a f " His Majesty well knows the generosity and warmth of heart bier, Pape; Mantle, Coultliard; • John, Scott; John and Mary, ' Lilburn Tower, 21st Aiig. 1821. a legal review of the whole circumstances of the case, exonerating 2 to 1 on the black 1 ly. A good l-ace. which distiuguish the character of his faithful pe'ople in Ireland, Fawcus; William-, Scarbrough; Resolution, Russell; Prince the soldiers from all blame, and maintaining that thejr-cbnduct was W;ednesdav,—Tbe Members' I ate of =£50, for three and four William, BotllWlck, Elsraeur: Edward,. Shipley; James, Bell, ^ WEARMOUTH BRIDGE, " and he leaves them with a heart full of affection towards them, and justifiable and necessary for their own defence, and that they were year olds. Heats, twice round tin course. with a confident and gratifying persuasion, that this parting" admo­ Guernsey: Benson, Lmvrej\ Caen: Matthews, Gardeli, Havre TOLLS TO EE LET. not to sit and be knocked on the head by a mobj like cocks tied to a. Mr Reed's bay colt, 4 years old, b Whitworth 1 0 1 nition and injunction of their sovereign will not be given in vain. de Graces Agnes, Welch, Dunkirk:" Ocean, Brown, Bourdeaux: TyOTICE is. hereby given, that the next Meeting of the stake at Shrovetide." The verdict, he said, could be no-other than Mr Whiiaen's bay colt, 3 years old. by Tramp - 2 2 '2 Hester, Gibbons; Joseph and Dorothy, Murton, Oporto: Catat h " I have the honour to be, with great truth and regard, my Lord, . \ x\ Commissioners of the above- Bridge will be held at the Com­ justifiable homicide. Tbe jury adjourned till the next day^tb con­ Mr Robinson's bay fiiiy, by Mal-n on, 3 years old 3 dr. mit h, ' ^ your Excellency's most obedient and faithful servant, ripe, Turcan, Gahvay: Britannia^Bully, Malaga: Rover, Snjith, 1 misrion Room fn the Exchange Buildings, in Sunderland near sider of their verdict j and after deliberating nearly-all Wednesday, Mr Lofms's bay colt, Middleton, yeavsold - . "4 Odr. Lisbon, coals,"glass, grmdstones, BCC. &C. *C._ARRIM TOAST*I>ISE, | County of Durham; 011 Wednesday, the third I)a\ "SIDMOUTH." H Coastwise, \ ththee Segea^a mi n fhthee Q>unty of- i)uriiam; on Wednesday, the third i^ay- returneda verdict of " MANSLAUGHTER." Loftus tbe favouriti A capital race. Alexander, Jeffrey; Vine, W eatherland; Elhll, Barker, Eon--1 „ , rp^ ^R^I-UT V, whonVhe Tolls arising This excellent letter has been received with the gratitude and NF 0nf hw n plvA 1rin As a proof of the temper and wisdom of some of the jurors on Thm-sday,—The Gentlemen's J Ascription Plate of MO. The admiration it is well calculated to call forth. On its publication, a otvner of tbe second to receive =£1 out of the Plate. Heats, thrice et by Auctiou to meeting was- held in Dublin, which was numerously attended by all this inquest, it is only necessary to state that one of them -on Fri­ ; agreed upon, com­ round the course. (8 subs.) Hutton; Ann, Crawford, Glasgow; Newcastle-& Berwick P sects- arid parties, Mr O'Connell in the chair, when it was resolved day contended against Mr Adolphus that the people had a' right to mencing from the 12th Day of November next. Whoever happens shut the Park gates, and stop the procession, because they have, a Mr Wise's bay mare Cottage Girl 6 years old - - 11 ket, Hogg, Berwick, goods. Barbara, Martin; Mediator, Greves; to open a subscription to print and circulate it in every corner of Mr Reed's bay colt, 4. years old, h - Whitworth - -2.2 to be the highest Bidder, must be prepared 10 give Security, with suf­ the kingdom, to hang it up in every cottage, and to recommend it as right of way through the Park-which the king cannot stop; i. e. Wren, Darnbropke; Staines, Balfour, Lynn:. Resolution, A» r ficient Sureties, to the Satisfaction of the Commissioners, for the the people having a right of way Over a demesne ofthe crown, can Mr Robinson's bay filly, 3 years of, by Marmidn . - 3 3 kew; Fortune, March, Ipswich: Industry, W arren; Ceres, A- a lesson in all the schools; and to further his Majesty's gracious " Cottage Girl the fevourite. A good race. Payment of the Rent at such Times as will be'named; and no views, Mr O'Connell proposed that^a club should be established in at their pleasure shut the crown-out of that deikesne, and refuse to vis, Woodbridge: Proviifence, Flight, Y'ai*mouth, corn. Venn , - Person will be.allowed to bid unless his Sureties are personally the king that right of way which he cannot refuse to them • • On Monday last, some eXeefientJRaces took plaee oh the .Town Menham, Fowey, clay, Lloyds, Laughton ; ."Calypso, Srniti-, Dublin, to-be called the " Loyal Club." The hon. gentleman, to Moor, among the Officers of tbe 2nd Dragoons,-now stationed in present. By Order of tlie Commissioners, shew that he was ready to act upon these salutary principles, strong­ The subscription for the wounded soldiers amounts to,above600l. KiikwaM, kelp. Argo, Smith; Friends,. KiJgour, Jnyerness: E- the Barracks here. Sweepsial&s of I5gs. ea.- p; p. One mile beats. ; ly recommended the meeting to overlook the imprudence for which lizabeth & Ann, Bissetfc-; Eliza, Pitketbly, Perth : A enus, Car­ leiks. THOMAS COLLIN Lieut. Copeland's brown hum - " - - - ' l 2 1 penter, Arundel, timber. Cleared, Coastirise,—Jane, Coojier ; the police magistrate, Mr Alderman Darley, had received a repri­ POSTSCRIPT—(BY EXPRESS.) ! >" Capt. Stewart's bay horse . - - - - - .'3 .1 2 Dorothy, - Waters; Halcyon, Cooper, London, goods. Also, 2§7 Bishopweai-mouth, 13th, Sept. 1S21.,_.. „ 1 _ ,\., mand from tbe king, (see page 2,) and meet him on all occasions, London, Wednesday Evening, i past 7 o'Cloch - ! Lieut; Pigou's bay horse ' : - - - - " • 2 3 3 as a friend and a brother. 1 he design of erecting a palace, as a C0 a R The folloiving is an extract from a Richmond'{Virgjima) paper . jjatch' Lieut. Copeland'f bay horse beat Lieut, Pigou's cbes- ^7 ^^^^' . I tt - • 1 t,t-» e t. ' ! PHE Creditors of JOHN BOWDON, of Carville", in national testimonial of his Majesty's visit to Ireland, has been laid of tbe 30th July:—A letter just received from the fesas, by a ' ^ g SLNDERLANBi ARRIVED. Hannah, Miller,.Southampton, the County of Northumberland, are requested to meet at the ; t or e Onemile. 1 X aside, as the king was perfectly satisfied with his accommodation in gentleman of this city, states, "that 600, men J\ad|ust arrived in • Jane, Gan'etf,_Stdckton, oats, Aspern, Moore, Teign- , Goat Inn, in Gateshead^ on Monday 'the S4th inst at one o'Clock, aenueman cuy, ow M gOOdS. lv^tn'^,tf " Kfn/,lrfn, London, goods. Hose, Buhner,. Hartlepool, whe:n. - Claims. .. • . Kentucky,' and 300 from New. Orleans, an. of whom bad joined the {*™ considerably affected tbe prfces. In this district the harvest is Donnison, ^ are to be substituted. republica'" n army, commande"d " by* " Geri" . Trespalescos, Who is dele no>v general, and the Weathea rather showery. ' On Wednesday gated by tbe Mexican republic tobe the chief civil- and. military "Renown, Oakley; Eyemouth; EephjT,Lunisdon,'Loridon, goods. Paris Journals to the 9th inst. inclusive'have heeh re- last, a considerable quantity oll-airffeil, but not to affeet the crops. commandant in the Texas." '• • - Hope, Atkinson, Stockton, wheat. Economy, Bureham, i,vnu, I ^T^HE Creditors who have executed the Assignment foived. They continue to assert that the King of England is ex­ At Newcastle market, CA Satui-daj, there was a "good fruit Hope, Lee, St Petersburgh, timber. Cleared, Foreign, j _fi_ made by RALPH HART, of North Shields, in the\'euntv pected in that city, on his way to Hanover. The Moniteur states, simply of country wheat, whx-a inconsequence of the rise" in die —• •*=^=5<^>®<^®<^^<8&>(S>.^>S±- — EastriceRobert, :Stewart Arno, , Stablerbt Petersburgh, Hamburgh: Hon; Lee anClocted Anchor, Lamau, Larsond ; Le, \ io f Northumberland, Boat Builder, for their Benefit, are request ed that the Emperor Alexander will take Do steps with regard to southern markets, experienced a brisk sale, atcn-adyahceofnbout His grace the Duke of Northumberland has remitted a Pensel, Dunkirk: Reliance, Smith, Bourdeaux -. 1t o call at. the Office of Mr Nicholas Fen wick, Solicitor, in North Turkey, without the concurrence of his allies. These papers slate, 4s per quarter on fine*samples, kid2s on.other'desxiutioiis.' *' Bne ( ^erahce,: Pens. . . . . Shields aforesaid, to receive-their respective Dividends of the donation of 101. 10s. to Dr Steavenson, of this town, f'6r tbe relief fVesh ship wheats may also be noted 2s to 3s per quarter dearer. | Epigheden_ , Haaverson,-Cbrishausanderson,' : Catherine, Hunter, Al that the Prince de la Cisterna, the Marquis de Prie, and Count Feron Estate and Effects of the said Ralph Hart. of poor married women lying-in at their own houses. tona, coals, &C. Also 1'92 colliers. have been condemned to death at Turin, and executed in effigy, for STOCKTON, Arrived,foreign. Brothers, Eucksoh, Man-) .the part they took in the late revolution in Piedmont. They" long of dahl, with 43 tons barkj Todd and Johnson. Brothers, Reed. since escaped into Germany, or they would have been executed iii late Antwerp, 67 tons oak bark," George Middleion. Reaper, Hallj person. The last quoted price of the French funds is 8Sf. £0c. Robson. crow, St' Pctersbu'rgh, 5200 bushels linseed, 2C0 dunnage mats,; September inst. assigned all his Estate am. Fffectsunto TTVM-W with the dividend. For the opening on the 32nd hist. 85 f. 75c. has Richardson and Bowron, 0 12 deals, 0 3 6 deal ends, to order, j for the equal Benefit of his Creditors. Notice is hereby driven' There have been very serious disturbances at Madrid. On the al Arrived, Coastwise. Uynyard, Harrison; Cumberland, Buhner, : that the said Assignment is lodged ia tbe Office of Mr John Kir* evening of the 'MTH ult. an assemblage in front of the prison, in •!_>*• i i u , i i'easearev 2: London^ Cynthia, Mellanby, Hull; Jane, Moialee; Perseve-'j sopp, Jun. Solicitor, GiUigate, Hexham, for the Perusal and Si Cumberland bacon sss to 41s Ilfms sizeable Wi' to &2s Do. large ill be excluded all he and his mcn,were assailed. Some blows were now struck by the Luthbert Ellison, Esq. M. P. .has sent a subscription of; 48s per cwt. Butter 3Ss^ per firkfn, d to the said Thos. _. ^.1,1;,. h j.i t jiotJaJiuKt-apy^oae much. Th'q.aews. oil the affray 10gs., the Rev. Mr. Baker lg., and Mr Gregson 10s. 6d. to the j 'Morpeth, market^ on WednettUy, was well supplied with cattle, soon reached tbe political debating club de la Fontana; whence Dispensary lately established at Soutli Shields. . sheep and lambs. Although there was a great demand, a part was ^Eillingworth,38s 6d. "'T^liefd awrallS^SlfJ. \ the taid Mr John KJr.sopp,"jui7. othCTwff AcuESS be^om- 400 persons proceeded to reinforce the mob, and more daring out­ On Sunday last, lol. lOs, s^d, was collected at th&parish i nqtiwld; prices jnucb.tkeisamt^Jtiief from 5s to 5s 6d Mutton lam 37s CanneD (per ton) 50s Cow pen 35s 6d Culm 34s El- i menced against them for the Recovery thereof without iWther 5s 6d t0 5s rages were committed. The Political Chief repaired to the" spot; church of Chester-le-Street, after a sermonT>y the Rev. Wm Nes-' 6*d Lamb 4s'.3ti,tt» 5s 3d per stone sinking oflah r'Wheat gin 36s Stone Coal 52s ed Welch Coal 65s Wallscnd Bell &; Notice.—Hexham, September J2, 1821. . Co.'s 42s 3d Do. Burraton^38s 9d Do. Newmarch 40s 40s 3d' he was told, that the soldiers had, unprovoked, attacked the people. field, for the Sunday school of that place. _ ', / t48sto5Gs Rye 36s to SSs^Barley 2gs to28s. Oats"l7s'4dto 24s

: Do He endeavoured to allay the ferment by blaming the soldiers, and On Sunday last, the collections at"the' New Ghapel in • per^nartta-. ' • . , . '-''..'•''.. almost nattering the real authors of the tumult. Gen. Morillo Branswick-Place, in this town, towards the expeuces of the oivan' ... t,iu'ftani> on Saturday, there was a lai-ge supply of old "wheat, 42s repaired with a military detachment to the spot; hew-as assailed that day opened, amounted to upwards of =4'26.' . ° -. wl»cb uiet with a slow sale at an advance of Is 6a per -boll on the 43s 3d—2SA with the most unseemly invectives, and the most desperate among The Duke of Northumberland has again made his tenants iSfulilf Id IVT'^ *T5 1 r ^ r° d, 11 fe the crowd endeavoured to arrest his progress. -Seeing that his an abatement of =£20 per cent, which," widi thd deduction of =6251 Tt ffifewthnt™! * J '? i V" F ? f MI VTh^rtriti,* d erc wa authority was thus despised, he, with-his cane in his hand, forced his per cent, that was made upon many of the farms,'taken when agrt-! 0/L^ .^* 5 ? moderate supply of wheat, wh.ch-a-ent! Charlotte way through the mob, and compelled them to disperse. They culture was ' -• • - - • - - -

notorious orators inflamed their rase by perverted narratives of the I their noble landlord ought to do so. • I Th«if. iT" "r* •'-• • -o--t. a , i w u^fb «i irifi^' lliere w afthir and f-ilselv dMlarinn- thnt M,,Vni« ,.-Jtu Tko nffl^™ ,„h^m^„,i ,u ctj t< * ' « a tolerable supply,of grain m Richmond market, on Nesham 38s 6d Willsend arrair, ana iai.su\ rtixiarmg, thatliUoriilo, with his drawn sabre, Ihe oftcers, who composed the corps of Percy Tenantry • Saturday lasf Wheat sold from ?s^o Ss fid o*ts 2*<(&LAAXLNDo" . Green'«~««'-s 36s Dpt1«. Newmarcv« h 40s 3d Do. Northumberland Estate and Eftects; when and where the Creditors are to come had grievously wounded many. Cries of ' Death to Morillo,' «tho Volunteers, have lately complimented Sir David w/smhh, who Barley Isld to 4s 9d L?lBVJ^' S9s6d Do. Riddell's41s Do. Russell's 42s 6d 42s 9d Do. Walker prepared to prove their Debts, and at the second Sitting to chiwe head of Morillo, followed these inflammatory speeches. On the [ was their lieut.-col. by giving a public dinner, at Alnwick, in con- j J !- • ullh-ieI' Assignees; and at the last Sitting the said Bankrupt is'rcouircd o 1 ; *"""~ >-- - . . .. niorn- | setpjence of the honcurrccently conferred upon him by his rnajes- fmu,h his Examination, and the Creditors niv n-^u-t',,,^ 50,0C0. 'ty; and inviting the magistrates, and naval ant! military offlcers, in sent irom the Alh-wa; ce ,;f his t < i ^i..-,!^ < , j> ' ,' , ' ^ , . „ -echoed • and about that place, to meet him. The company assembled at the ' . - , zruuesamoies icsto ivs 1 1 ni mav w i5 SBU to the said Bankrupt, o^tl^Lve ^ hi^^ ^^^ SeMnTis^ofWarhad^ and fhe shouts to 17s 6d per boU. Of oatsmd other kinds of U^^iddlmg»? |tIe'S2sSd Pelaw 37s U Tanfield Moor 37s 6d Townley 38s pay or deliver the same," but to whom" the Ccm.UI,OTliu, „iriJ. an_ 8 ? iw J 5 the Almisur ^J^^^^^^^/^o£^m.^^lo.\ of the pojpnlace^to the Tmra-hall, where eighty gentlemen, many < ply. Oats 5s 6d to 6s 9d • Ixew ditto 5s BarleBaiTy 8"s Beans 9s-6- d' i Wallsen-"-~d 43^ s Do-Bel^» l & Co.'s 42s 6~d* Do^ . Bewicke'- "~ s' 42s 6d~ 43s• pomt but give Notice to Messrs Bell and Bivdri^^Stors" An express was sent to the Mug at St lldefonsa, to. inform him. f of them in uniform, sat down to'an excellent dliiSer, and the best to 10s Pease 8s9d uer h'J ^o. 9 -Bow Church Yard, London; or to Mr Abian^n BavSm' Onthe22ndmuchagIaUonsnllprevaded..iaietrialofMorab much to the credit of Mr Wilson^e innkeeper: atari ^SKM (Do. Brown's 39s 6d Do.-Riddell's 41s 9d Do. Northumberland c ,- . „ > v vehementlv demanded, ... -»-«»"»jh>. mst io Solicitor, No. 3, Rosemary-lane, Newcastle. -uawson, and much mmtonM ,>,..„;+•... .i,„ i ,u. ... •. ,., , , , • , .• . s WsS^^ ! ^baronet's health was drank, he returned tlianks-for this peculiar i last for sheep, and Wr^blacfor^the seasok c^ttleTn commence' A"^Vumbe7otd on Monday!: 40Dos. DoPnllein. Green'e .42s s3?s9d 6d Do^ Do. ^Lambton' Walker s42 44s 6sd DoDo. . Burrato... n 40s °hcitor, No. 8, Rosemary-Ian Stew'ait's 44s L TO WHOM denied having used HIF ^ SS^rl^ near half of the latter found : Wylam 37s 9d Ord^s Redheugh 34^ Usworth S6s 3d Cannell P R A th F*°™ FRANCIS SHIELD, iatJ~of _ «<;fff b«"g effect late A lot CowpVn Ste"~Cuktt"7l7ffls" 36s nllo's resignation; being convinced &that^TC^Z^^ it was a compulsory act, ] Duke off Nort hth e medium of carrying into the noble . purchasers. cFheTfersT^ Har¥ey ^Ba^ingtoiTsIs JPK. Thomley Gate, neai- Allendale Town, in die CTV of that it was a lompplsory act, • Duke of .-wthumberland s exemplary patriotism, in suppoitmg l0s„ but stots could hardly be sold at all. One lot of excellent Eden 39s Fawcett 3Ss 3d Keshan 39s_SS* ships at martet— Northumberland, Common Carrier, deceased, stood indtS t and that if he were to sacrifice a brave and faithful servant-he would ! fifteen hundre! ndr dd : his owu only embolden the disaffected He TLWAFIM. AW!^ «w T« i r" "V" - " ^ ^ *' , e*M -for 16 years; and as the three-year olds sold at el. and a lot of indifferent two-year olds 50J sold, fsTimeofhis; Decease; and also all Persons to whom ^A ME S oniy mooioen ti.e disatfectcd. He, theiefoie, ordered that he heut.-col. under bis noble son, who had placed himself at the head at 21. 7s. The best black-faced wedders brought from 12s. to 16s., SHIELD, ofthe same Place, Common Carrier, stands n-debttl should be tried by a court martial, in the persuasion, • no doubt, STOCKS. Thursday, Sept. 6, 3 per cent, consols 75 | J g % of his father's tenantry, during tbe war; many of whom he bad \ and Benneyis sheep, generally esteeteed amoncst the best Joi.s'from are requested to transmit their Accounts v^ith twi x-• V 7 , ' that the result would be an acquittal. On the 27th, the -minister of 3H per cent. 86 § |—5 per cent, navy anns. 108 9. Friday, then the pleasure to address, and to acknowledge their zeal and the Highlands, were sold at 1-51. the score of 22, Slack'ewes did Securities (if any) to A^E^LFT££^«*£ war was dismissed, to satisfy the club Fontana d'Or, and tbe whole Sept. 7, 3 per cent, consols 75 | §~SB per cent. 86 f—5 per cent, services. 1 he evening was spent with great conviviality; and Sir not average abov- e 6s,; the highest pric- e given was 8s. 6d.; and of his colleagues threatened to give in tbeir resignations. The ora­ navy anns. 109 8f—Exch. bills 4 2 4. Saturday, Sept. S, 3 per cent, David retired at 10 o'clock, after again shortly addressing the corps some good Jots sold at from 5s. to 5S. 3d. Our correspondent adds. tors of the club Fontana d'Or denounced the Infatit Don Carlos, on the honour tbey had done him. consols 75 | -§—5 per cent, navy anns. 109 8 I. MondayMonday,. SeptSent.. debtedunto the said Francis^ShieldIT I S S-r?°d as being at the head of an extensive conspiracy to re-establish , ^ , i} , , r ~-— j vutisuio its g -3 *j uci 11 Sir H. Hardinge, M. P. for the City of Durham, visited l3S 6d ot aud also all those who now mSaS^^L^^^S^ the despotica! government, which, say they, is supported,/not only " " « <* this tryst have obtainedmo7e T^y, Sepl ^3 "v^^J^SU^^S^LI }\ that place*on Monday last; on which occasion he.was'raet by are required to pay their respective Debts immediSelf to tt^ by the Spaniards of the royal party, but by the Afrancesados and man 11. ius. ^^ cent nary aims. 108 §9—Exch. bills. 3 2_p. ' Wednesdly, SUd freemen and others, at the head of the street leading from Wyn- AbrahamDawscm^vv-ho is authorised to receive the «m» the. Americans. All wbo had any thing to lose were hastening yard, where he had been on a visit to Lord Stewart, some of whom " " 0, for acct. 75 |. from Madrid. The club is evidently too powerful for the govern­ carried banners, and he was conducted to the Waterloo Inn, on „. . Having no fresh ment. Such is the account in the Paris papers, arriving at which, he addressed his friends, thanking them for the . ,. ~ -_v , * Monday, and the weather being still most B A A letter of the 27th states, that the envoys of Bolivar have re­ SH^»GTREA T honour they had done him. On Tuesday, he called on the free­ lordham, Mr Geo. liedley, to Miss Dodd,.daughter of Mr Joseph unfavourable, there is a constant demand for that article, and what ^^AycliffeTT,», in„ th e Count?LIy o"f Durham«^ , and THOM \S I^Tq" ceived orders to quit tlie Spanish territory. * The yellow fever sti.l men ; and in the evening of that day, -tickets were presented to the Dodd/ all of Fen wick.—The Sd insf. at Leeds, Mr Ralph Middle* sales were made to-day were at a further advance of full 2s. per qr. NETT, otCarlbury, in the said Cunniv o • A? "AS- continues at Barcelona, and has been carried b.v some ships to Ma­ 08 freemen, which enabled them to "regale themselves at different most, of South Shields,-draper, to Mary, second daughter of Mr* f Barley, pease, and beans, are also 2s. per qr. dearer, and oats met Co-partners, or sepaiatoly, 1 whoTnS^'^^S^I??t laga ; but they were ordered off to Mahon. in Minorca.- Ward, of Leeds, innkeeper— The lst inst. at South Shields, Mr ready "sale al an improvement pfis. olh Monday's prices. } e public-houses. _ 1817I8l7.airree, agreed too accepaccent theP ProvisioPw«^Js..n„ mad„ ,e7 for " °} n, - P i-'ay of, July- -, YuJQ, of North Shields, master-mariner, to Miss Jane. Wilson, of! The average price^of Muscovado sugar/in Ui"e week ehdlnn-Sept> Debts by a certain Indenture or DedrfS ^y^ent of their Newcastle Pou'ce,—Monday last, Frances Tatters, wife East King-street, South Shields.—The 25th-uit," at All Saints' f 5th, 32s. 7^d. per_«vt- " "" - :*<.\ —sai d Abraham Shipton and THORN"II^J^,-**«?*ted_by the of Joseph Tatters, iate of Sandgate, labpurer, was committed for church, Mr J, Fenwick, to Miss Brankston, daughter of Mr'Thos, | BANKRDPTS.' (Sept. •!!.•)• William Dixorf, High-street, , „ — -v,.^,„vyr) instantly mspi trial at the next Lent Assizes, -on a charge of pocket pickiug; v and on Wednesday last, Mary Clark, kfe of the parochial chapel'- ea t.'ireb couriers ; one to Coun: Orioff, Admiral commanding the St cft ry of All Saints, singlewoman, was committed to the house of S^te^L1? ? ton, in the said four-" fleet of Hebastopol ; another fo Count da \\ ittgenstein, Command- correction, to hard labour, for one month, as an idle and-disorder­ tr-m-Chief :u Bessarabia; ,-md the third to bt Petersburg. The Ucr Clock in the ly person, for unlawfully returning into the said parochial chapClry c purpo}-; ot their dispatches did not transpire. The Ambassador LU^ ut: aamittett to have the BenpRtT,*- . • «tnm after having been removed therefrom to -her- place of settlement, eldest daughter of Wm Watson, Esq. of Hofiiscastle, Northum- provision-dejiler. Thomas Stead, Thrum Hall, Soyland;' Halifax, vision, and ot r- :.;-<•:! to the ia-t to receive the anWer of the Porte to the piopo- at which Meeting- it is aIso,in^ «he said pro, a by an order of two justices, f berJaiul—The LIH iu t. at Abingv^ in Sun-ey, John Campbell, York, cotton-spinner. Wm Parr, Great Russell-street, Covent dend of thasaid i.i.t-•;> oj -..a, alihcugk he was vcibaJlvinformed that tliev were B said Trust Fundf-Stockton, Ti?h tff ^ ^m- 3 iiui 5>ei.itember, 1^21. ft*«.

; NXH 736-1.—Q. due.—Price Sevenpence. ? 5 Newcastle upon Tyne : printed and pbb'lisbcd £ ADVERTISEMENTS READY MONEY. 5 SEPTEMBER 29, 1821. £ BY EDWARD WALKER, Pilgrim-Street, Y

THE INFIRMARY SHORTLY WILL BE PUBLISHED, For the Siek and Lame Poor of thc Counties of Newcastle A PRINT of RALPH JOHN LAM'BTON, E '>.<. WITH HI-! upon Tyne, Durham, and Northumberland. XJL HORSE UNDERTAKER, and HOUNDS, after :. GENERAL QUARTERLY COURT OF THE GOVERNORS j Painting BY JAMES WARD, ESQ. R. A.; the Engraving BV A will be holden AT the Infirmary, on Thursday, the 4th of WENTY GUINEAS REWARD.—Whereas on the Night of Saturday, the 22nd AT, THE DWELLING-HOUSE OF MRS HALL, OF STANNINGTON BRIDGE, WAS FELONIOUSLY BROKEN Mr C. TURNER. Sixe ofthe Priif. :JO Inches BY l*.* October next, AT eleven b'Clock in THE Forenoon, when the AT K. PRICE TO SURSCULUFHS. TENDANCE OF AS-MANY GOVERNORS AS CAN MAKE IT CONVENIENT IS PARTI- •AN D ENTERED INTO, AND THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES STOLEN AND TAKEN AWAY2 SILVER TABLE . MARKS R. E.^NDE. G., A LEG AND NECK OF MUTTON, 7 LOAVES AND 5 CAKES OF BREAD, 7 LBS. OF £. CUKRL• - -Y REQUESTED- . ; BUTTER, 5 BAKED APPLE PIES, 1 STONE OF FLOUR, 2 FOWLS, PART OF A HAM, 3 PAIR of WOMEN'S ANDAVCO F MEN'S SHOES, AND 1 PAIR OF GAITERS, A PATENT CLOCK JACK, AND A BRASS BASTER, 4 WHITE-HANDLEProofD s THE TREASURER BEING CONSIDERABLY IN ADVANCE, SUBSCRIBERS IN • KNIVES AND FORKS, 3 SMALL BLACK-HANDLED BREAKFAST KNIVES AND 1 FORK, AND A GENTLEMAN'SSFEFF, F PATENT-OVA L WATERPROOF, ORANGE-COLOURED LEATHER, AND SILK LINING OF A LIGHT PINK COLOUR, LONDONPrint- s ARREAR ARE MOST EARNESTLY AUD RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED TO PAY THEIR: MADE . THE ABO\ E REWARD wILL BE PAID BY MR JOHN RANSON, TREASURER TO THE STANNINGTORT ASSOCI?RRFOR: , PROSECUTING FELONS, TO ANY PERSON OR PERSONS GIVING INFORMATION, SO THAT THE OFFENDER OR OFColoure- d PRINTS SUBSCRIPTIONS TO MM AT THE NEWCASTLE BANK. I R'NDERS MAY BE BROUGHT TO CONVICTION.—STANNINGTON, SEPTEMBER 25th, 1S21. PRICE TO NUN-S U BSC 111 HERS. AS THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON FOR THIS YEAR IS INTEND­ LTM 1YI A LLMW : I I B M L M M J £. S. TL. ] "'~^—** *~—**~' '' ^ "NRWF-*ii — ^Miti»-MTrrBrii IIHWUM niwiiu •nii't wiifrw ED TO BE PREACHED AT ST. NICHOLAS'S CHURCH, IN THE FORENOON OF IcoTjnWfirTotftc^ IW.FS 5 15 '," SUNDAY, TBE 7TH OF OCTOBER, BY THE REV. JOHN. DAVISON, A. M. BANKERS'LICENCES. MB, 'rff ingle.&ew, solicitor, agent at newcastle. PRINTS :; K; r -HIE HOUSE COMMITTEE RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT to THE CONSIDERATIO. N OF Stamp-Office, London, September 18, 1821i Extracts from the Returns tamp OFFICE,- SHEWING THE3n.cre.use AND Decrease of Duljj PAID DURING THE LAST THREE YEARS, BY THCOLOUREE D Prints 5 15 (. th^^Breference to the Managementa/the COUNTY FIRE thei Stewards,; that tlieir Attenda TVFOTICE is hereby given, that all Licences granted to '; ^fent FireOOffices) , and SFYING GIVEK*BY THE PUBLIC PLAN AUD 2 SUBSCRIBERS' NAMES RECEIVED BY GEORGE ANDREWS, DURIUIM. •be highly semceable, m Aid of theFtmdsbf this Charity,- ' j XX Bankers or OthenvJo issue Promissory: NotK^ayabfe to OFFICE. > x *?»->"i, £. d. TREATISE on two ofthe MOST IMPORTANT DIS­ NEWCASTLE DISPENSARY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1821. J BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS, £, EASES WHICH ATTACK THE HOUSE, IN FWO PARTS, -.i. GENERAL QUARTERLY COURT OF THE*GOVERNORS WILL BE HELD WLU FAPPEN, SECRETARY, ALBION ~ 16,887 1 15,698 4 11 1,188 A 16. LOCKED JAW and TETANUS, AND TBE EPIDEMIC DISEASE, OR CATARRHAL A ON \\ EDUESDAY, THE 3rd OF OCTOBER, AT 12 O'CLOCK AT NOON, Atlas ..." Jl,479 14,786 9 3 3,306 12 AFFECTION, &E. &v. I BOARD AND EDUCATION, BRITISH .-....„,... 16,318 11 17,180 3 6 861 11 TO RECEIVE THE ANNUAL REPORT OFTHE STATE OF THE INSTITUTION, AND By W.M WIUaXSON, Veterinary Surgeon. LOR OTHER SPECIAL BUSINESS toB E THEN LAID BEFORE THE MEETING. j TUDHOE, NEAR DURHAM. 'COUNTY. 27,663 9 S6,135 9 S *8,471 19 EAGLE 16,214 5 15,904 8 1 309 THE ABOVE WORK, of WHICH FEW COPIES ARE NOW REMAINING, is POR THE SECRETARY, GLOBE 29,836 9 i 29,252 4 6 584 THUS CHARACTERISED by TH; LCNTLON MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL JOURNAL, . JAS. WLLKIE, APOTHECARY. | ]\/F R AND MRS SIMPSON RESPQETFULLY SOLICIT THE Atten- HAN D-IN- HAND... • 13,661 14 14,305 6 4 643 11 IN Nos. 242 AND _H", FOR APRIL, 1819*, AND FEBRUARY, 1*21 :—" ON | ±iJLTIOU OF PARENTS AND GUAUDIAKS TO THEIR SEPARATE ESTABLISH- SPEAKING of the DISEASES OF BRUTE ANIMAL , WE MUST NOT NEGLECT „ LYING-IN HOSPITAL, HOPE , 13,332 16 14,407 17 4 1,075 9 B | INEIITS FORYOUN G LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. IMPERIAL....,, 37,265 15 36,260 .9 1,005 11 to POINT OUT, AS WORTHY OFTHE ATTENTION OFPUR READERS, the TREA­ *<%£¥**™™> NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE. ! THE SEMINARY UNDER THE SUPERINTENDANCE OF MRS S. ASSISTED BY LONDON*. .,...„....,... 8,718 14 9,250 8 8 531 14 0 TISE of MR WILKINSON on TETANUS, aiu! tiie EPIDEMIC CATARRHAL QUARTERLY COURT OF THE GOVERNORS AND SUB- A COMPETENT GOVERNESS FROM THE SOUTH, HAS BEEN LATELY NORWICH UNION 53,058 6 41,554 3 9 11,504 DISEASE, AFFECTING HORSES. BUT THIS WORK, FROM THE PECULIAR IN­ A SENBERS TO THE HOSPITAL AFORESAID, WILL BE HOLDEN ON WED-OPENED; AND AT THE ACADEMY, YOUNG GENTLEMEN CONTINUE to Phoenix 75,9C0 2 63,736 9 Q 7,163 TEREST of its PRINCIPAL ."-'OBJECT, WI'.H RESPECT to MEDICINE IN GENERAL, 3 1 2 AT TWCLVE CIODI IN THE BE ADMITTED FOR THE PURPOSES OF CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL EDNCA- T^J*- TJ '- F \', °' FORENOON, AT THE ROYAL EXCHANGE 50,973 .4 52,104 7 8 1,131 WHICH is TREATED IN A MTNI.NER that FORCIBLY EVINCE.-. S.'.E BENEFITS that LYMG-M HOSPITAL, ROSEMAIR-LANE. _ CATION. IN INSTITUTING THE FORMER, IT HAS BEEN MR AND MRS SIMP^ SUN...... 116,872 19 119,753 0 0 2.880 WILL ENSUE FROM THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE \'•TERINARY COIKGE, will •XT . _ WILLIAM HARDCASTLE, SECRETARY. 1 SON'S FIRST WISH toPROVID E FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF THEIR OWN DAUGH- 10,004 15 engage our PARTICULAR ATTENJINN AT A FUTURE PERIOD." NEWCASTLE, SEPTEMBER 2ft, 1821. I TERS, SO AS TO KEEP IN VIEW THE PROMOTION OF THEIR PRESENT AND fu- Union...... " 13,926 3 3,921 WESTMINSTER 14,716 jo 15,396. 16 u 4S0 THE SAME WORK ALSO adds in CAY-,. I hat HE LIAS AHUY; fo.MD such JL THE DEANERIES OF ALNWICK AND RAMBOROTIGB, IU AID OFTHE BOARD, WITH TUITION IN THE MORE USUAL PARTS OF MALE AND FE­ DLE TALLOW, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. t / OFFICE, AN AFFECTION of THE CONTENTS OF IHE SPINAL CANAL WILH RESPECT iu SOCIETY LOR PROMOTING-CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, IS APPOINTED TO BE MALE EDUCATION, FROM ^25 TO =£30 PER ANITUM. O the SEAT of TLIE C.MIPIAINI as MR W. EXPLAINS IN HIS Work. MR HOLDEN M THE WRY ROOM OF ALNWICK CHURCH, ON TUESDAY THE APPLY TO DOUBLED AY & EAS'JFELLBY. RECENT STREET, LONDON. A PARTICULAR CARD, OR BV PRIVATE APPLICATION, A FULL PROSPECTUS NEWCASTLE, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1,8-1.' | W. HAS EFFECTED SEVERAL CURES of TH;- SUMO DISEASE, SIR.EE THE PUB­ 2nd OT OCTOBER NEXT, AT 12 O'CLOCK AT NOON. MAY BE OBTAINED OF MR S." TRl'STl.KS. LICATION OF his WORK, BY THE SAME ME.MS." AI •! «I A M E S 31A NIS T Y, SECRETARY ANTL TREASURER. ON JBALE, ;; THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, THE DUKE OF RUTLAND, SOLD BY THE AUTHOR, AND ALSO BY TLIE I$„i::: N.-.••('ASTIE ; ALNWICK, SEPTEMBER.FLAUDY.-3 821. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED TO AT MARTINMAS NEXT, f-K REENLAND NEW W|HALE OIL, OF excellent QUA- ANDREWS, DURHAM; LONGMAN AND CO. LONDON; I'OUST-.HIE AND DWELLING-HOUSE IN CUMBERLAND-ROW. APPLY THE MARQUESS OF NORTHAMPTON, \ X LITV • i LORD BRAYBROOKE, CO. F.DIRIBRO'; AND BV all BOOK-VILER-, IN TOWN AND ('OUR.TRY. "ftTOTICIS.is hereby given, THAT thc FIRSTQuarterl y Meer- TO WILLIAM DOUGLAS, WESTGAFC. 3 OR 4"TONS OF LIGNUMFVITXE, SIZE, 3 TO 8 Inches; AN APPRENTICE WANTED IMMEDIATELY. APPLY TO MR WIL­ -T ING UL THE JYNEWUUTH DISTRICT COMMITTEE OFTHE SOCIETY FOR NEWCASTLE, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1821. LORD KING, &C, &C. &c. KINSON, VETERINARY SURGEON. (ONE CONCERN.) 10 PIPES OF.PORT WINE, (in BOND) VI AND SIXTY -OIKHCTOHS. PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, WILL BE HELD IN THE VESTRY ROOM PILGRIM-STREET,"NEWCASTLE, SEPT. 15, 181:1. TO BE LET, ~~ WHITEHAVEN CANVAS. MANAGING DIRECTOR, J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, ESQ. F. A. S. OF- U-IIEMOUTH CHURCH, ON FRIDAY THE 5TH OF OCTOBER NEXT, WHERE APPLY TO WM ANDERSOJT. 1'or such Term of Years os may be agreed itpon,fro7ii May-day next, nPIlE DISTINGUISHING PRINCIPLE OF THESE OFFICES IS, THAT THEY~ HEXHAM TURNPIKE ROAD. r NEWCASTLE, 28TH SEPT. 1821 pHE MANSION HOUSE.IN THE PLEASANT VILLAGE OF JL COMBINE TIRE Stubility OF Companies haeing a large Capital WITH ls ATOTICE * hereby GIVEN, that THE next Meeting OFTHE JL MONKWEARMOUTH, FORMERLY THE RESIDENCE OF JOHN STAFFORD, THE Minor Advantage of sharing Profits AS IN UNION SOCIETIES. PIANO-FORTE, with thefiddiUondl Keys, iy Broadwnd, L^F TRUSTEES OF" THIS Road, I* APPOINTED TO BE held AT the HOUSE MITTED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE MEETING, WHAT. STOCK OF BIBLESESQ, . TOGETHER WITH 12A ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, M FOUR INCLOSURES, PERMANENT CAPITALS AMOUNTING TO —650,000 HAVE BEEN FORMED HOUSEHOLD FUMNlfU^E, and other EFFECTS, of JOHN WILSON, THE CROWN and ANCHOR INN, IN IFORSIEY, ON MON­ PRAYER BOOKS, PSALTERS, AND f " ' ' ~ '" ' ~ • " ' '" ' " , STACK- in Addition to the fluctuating Capital ARISING FROM THE PREMIUMS ; DAY, THE FIRST Day OF OCTOBER NEXT, at ELEVEN O*CLOCK IN TIIE FORE­ ED FOR SUPPLYING (AT THE REDUEE THOMAS AND IT is EXPRESSLY PROVIDED, THAT THESE FUNDS ALONE SHALL BE ANNOON­ , to EXAMINE THE.TREASURER AND SURVEYOR'S ACCOUI\TS,_ AND ou of the District, consisting of t TO BE SBLJ) B| AUCTION, SWERABLE FOR LOSSES, WHENCE PERSONS INSURED ARE EFFECTUALLY secured, -_ IAODATEA other BUSMESS RELATING the SAID.ROAD. * - " "•- North Shields, Cramlington, £PAT-sflors i Ronfen ~~*™ixc*ii«Z TENANT WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, : At t/ie Auction Ma-k, Milmn-Streiiti£Newcastle, x/ from Liability.FOR THE icsse^WOTHERS. ' : .-•-•.• NICHOLAS RUDDOCK, CLERK- END, IN THE PROPORTION "or Y«Wr.FH_?oVthfe%uS?TWM^ I _*PP*-«> JOHN S^ffbi-drfistrrHendon COTTAGE, NEAR SUNDERLAND o?i Monday the ihf October, 1821, IN THE FIRE OI'FICK, RETURNS OF 20 AND 25 PER CENT, HAVE BEEN HEXHAM, 25TH SEPT. 1821. DISTRICT FUND, WHICH SHALL BE MADE BY'THE INHABITANTS OF TBE SAID TO BE DET, BY MILL' OUNG, INVARIABLY PAID TO ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE CONTINUED INSURED SEVEN PARISHES.-. ' """" WM MARK, SECRETARY. And entered upon at Martinmas, or May-day 7iext, LEGANT LOFTY 4-POST DFE BLE-SCREWED MAHOGANY BED­ YEARS, WHETHER THEIR POLICIES WERE TAKEN OUT FOR SEVEN YEARS, OR GAME. TYNEMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 25th, 1821, _/ NEAT AND CONVENIENT DWELLING-HOUSE, SITUATED E STEAD, WITH CHINTZ HANGINS, DRAPERY AND FRINGE NEARLY WERE RENEWED ANNUALLY, WHICH RETURNS DURING THE LAST SEVEN YEARS HEREAS THE GAME WITHIN THE SEVERAL MANORS OF IN THE PLEASANT AND HEALTHY VILLAGE OF BAMBURGH, CONTAININGNEW , NEAT CAMP BEDSTEAD, WITLJ:-. TOTTQN FURNITURE, CHIIITZ WIN­ HAVE EXCEEDED £S0,0Cb. W MORPETH, MORPETH CASTLE. MORPETH PARK. STOBHILL, HEPS- JTTED, _?40O,OR*-'S_500, TI.nd ALSO ^650, on MORT­ TWIO SITTING ROOMS, A KITCHEN, PANTRY, &C. WITH SIX GOOD SLEEPDO­W CURTAIN, A SET OF RICH MOR^E HANGINGS FOR 2 WINDOWS, WITH IN THE LIFE OFFICE, BONUSES OF =£13 8s. AND =£26 12s. PER COTT, STANNINGTON, CLIFIONS, CAH-1-INIRN, TRANWELL GNBEON, AND BEN- GAGE OF UNEXCEPTIONABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IH NEWCASTLE. CORNICE AND PINS, EXCELLENT PAINT 1 DRESSING TABLE AND DRAWERSCENT, , HAVE BEEN DIVIDED DURING THE TESTFOURTEE N YEARS. APPLY TO MR STOKER, SOLICITOR. ING ROOMS ABOVE; A WASH-HOUSE, A.THREE-STALLED STABLE, &C. IN A RIDGE, IN THE COUNTV OF NORTHUMBERLAND, AND NETHERTON, IN THE YARD ADJOINING; AND AN EXCELLENT AND LARGE GARDEN, WELL STOCKESTRAD W MATTRASSES, BLANKETS AND ( LILTS, A SET OF HANDSQTUE MAHO­ MR H. INGLEDEW, SOLICITOR, AGENT AT NEWCASTLE. COUNTV OF DURHAM," BELONGING TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL WITH CHOICE FRUIT TREES. APPLY TO THE REV. M» MAUGFAAN, BAMGAN- Y DINING TABLES, A-HALL TAB! |>NND FOURCHAIRS , OFFICE DESK, MR M. WATSON, AUCTIONEER, * NORTH SHIELDS, OF CARLISLE, HAS OF LATE YEARS" BEEN MUCH DESTROYED BY POACHER.< _5_?iT^00 ^A^TED, on Mortgage'of extensive Freehold BURGH-CASTLE, NEAR BELFORD, NORTHUMBERLAND, EASY CHAIR, SEVERAL ENGRAVINGS RAMED AND GLAZED, A BRILLIANT- MESSRS JOLB'E, PRINTERS, CARLISLE. AND OTHER UNQUALIFIED PERSONS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ALL SUCH PREMISES, IN NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE ; AND ALSO,-4 OR HAMBURGH, SEPTEMBER 2LST, 1S21.. ~* TONED PIANO-FORTE, WITH THE ADD [ONAL KEYS, BY BROADVVOOD, OLD MR H. THOMSON, AT THE BANK, SUNDERLAND. PERSONS FOUNDTRESPASSIN G UPON ANY OF THU ABOVE-MENTIONED =£500, ON MORTGAGE OF LEASEHOLD PROPERLY, IN THE SAME TOWN, OF CHINA, CARPETING, A SHOWER BAT ; AND OTHER EFFECTS, MR W. KITCHING, HARDWAREMAN, : DARLINGTON. MANORS, WILL BE PROSECUTED AS THE LAW DIRECTS. THO TENANT-: AMPLE VALUE. APPLY TO \Y. R. SWAN, SOLICITOR. PILGRIM STREET. "ROT^HOSPTTAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREEN- SALE TO COMMEM I AT 12 O' CLOCK. HAVING STRICT ORDERS TO GIVE NOTICE OF ALL SUCH PERSONS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'MALTMAN WANTED IN NEWCASTLE. _TT_ WICH, JUKE 2, 1821. r , l.TiyHITWGRTIL THE WELL-KNOWN STALLION, SIRE OF TO HE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, PERSON PROPERLY QUALIFIED, HONEST, AND SOBER, WILL F RIE COMMISSIONERS AND GOVERNORS OF THE SAID HOSPITAL SPLENDID d} FEET BE * V CLOOTIE, D I O, SIR WALTER, AND MANY OTHER GOOD A LL FHAT FREEHOLD" DWELLING-HOUSE, WITH A MEET WITLI DUE ENCOURAGEMENT APPLY" TO THE PRINTER FOR ; HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, THAT, ON SATURDAY, THE 8TH DAY OF DEC, UTIFUL FURNITURE.RACERS, HUNTERS, HACKS , &C. A REFERENCE. NEXT, OR AS SOON AFTER AS- CONVENIENTLY MAY BE, THE UNDERMENTIONED TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION] (BY JOSEPH FELL,) Jr\ TBE JOINER'S SHOP AND YARD BEHIND, AND APPURTENANCES, r FARMS WILL BE LET ON LEASES, THAT IS TO SAY, L 2. MERRINGTON, A BAY COLT, RISING 5 YEARS OLD, WITH BLACKSITUATE D IN THE MANOR CHARE, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, AND NOW HI Newcastle, 26tb September, 1821. At the Sale-Rpo-niS) Foot of Dea,-Street, Newcastle, on 'Tuesday, LEGS, UPWARDS OF 16 HANDS HIGH, WITH CAPITAL ACTION, BY WHIT- THE OCCUPATION OF MR ROBERT ROMVICK, AS TENANT. I CHESTERHILL FARM, INTHE PARISH OF BALMBROUGH, FOR the 2nd'Day oj Qfiobo; 1821, PITMEN WANTED. | FIFTEEN YEARS, TO COMMENCE UPON THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, 1822, WORTH, DAM SISTER toOLIVE , BY WOODPECKER, TRENTHAM, &C. HE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO JOHN BROWN. SOLICITOR, NEW­ ELEGANT FURNITURJ, REMOVED FOR THE CONVENI- COVERED A FEW MARES THIS LAST SEASON, IS VERY PROMISING FOR A HUNTCASTL­E UPON TYNE, WHO IS AUTHORISED TREAT FOR THE S-ILE. EWERS AND PUTTERS, WHO'CAN. WORK IN A FOUR, AND WHITTONSTALL HALL FARM, IN THE PARISH OF I_J ENCE "OF SALE, CONSISTING OF 5 LOFTY AND ELEGANT MAHOGANY FOUERR, OR TO RUN FOR A MACARONI STAKE. H FEET SEAM, WILL MEET WITH GOOD EMPLOYMENT, UPON APPLI.' BYWEL­ L SAINT PETER, FOR EIGHT YEARS, to COMMENCE UPON thc SAIDPOS T BEDSTEADS, WITH RICH CHINTZ FURNITURE AND DRAPERY, LINED; 12 TO BE SOLD BV AUCTION, I TWELFTH DAY of MAY, 1822, BOTH IN THE C»i Tuesday end Wednesday the CATION AT WHITLEY COLLERY, NEAR NORTH SHIELDS.—SEPT. 25, 1821. ' CHAIRS, BLACK AND^GOLD,-WITH I AIR CUSHIONS, COVERED WITH RICH BY DELPINI, OUT OF SHOVEL'S DAM, BY SQUIRREL, SISTER TO THE AN- . - I SUCH PERSONS AS MAY BE DESIROUS toTAK E EITHER OF THE SAID FaiTusCHINTZ, ; A MAHOGANY SOFA, WIT I HAIR MATTRASS, AND COVER TO 9th and U\ih Days qf October, 1821, AA TED A CASTER STARLING,-&C. STINTED TO PICAROON, VV ^ » GENERAL * SURVEYOR, TO TAKE THE • ARE REQUESTED to DELIVER OR SEND.THEIR PROPOSALS, IN WRITING, toED MATCH- ; 2'CARD TABLES, ON PILLA AND CLAW, INLAID WITH BRASS; AN HE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BELONGING » SUPERINTENDANCE OF ABOUT 75 MILES OF ROAD UPON FOUR , WARD HAWKE LOCKER, ESQ. SECRETARY toGREENWICH-HOSPITAL , SO AS FOR PRICE, AND FURTHER PARTICULARS, ENQUIRE OF A. DAWSON, MER- ELEGANT WINDOW CURTAIN, AND 2 LLEREENS to SUIT; FINE KIDDERMINRINGTON­ , NEAR RUSBEYFORD, DURHAM, IF BY LETTER, POST-PAID. TO MISSES VINERS, COMPRISING 4-POST AND CAMP BEDSTEADS, TURNPIKE TRUSTS* ' THAT THE DELIVERY THEREOF AT THAT'.PLACE SHALL NOT BE LATER THANSTE ONR CARPET; PRIME GOOSEFEAIHLR BEDS; MATTRASSES; AND VARIOUS TWITH HANGINGS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE CHESTS OF DRAWERS, DRESSING THE SALARY WILL BE NOT MORE THAN ^300 A YEAR, AND THE GENTLE- ! FRIDAY THE 7th DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT; AND ALL SUCH PROPOSALSOTHE ASR EFFECTS, WHICH, MAY BE viewed AT THE SALE-ROOM. GLASSES AND TABLES, MAHOGANY COMMODE SIDEBOARD, ?RLAHI:GAN> •MAN MUST BE.PERFEETLY ACQUAINTED WITH MR MC ADAM'S SYSTEM OF SHALL BE RECEIVED AFTER THAT DAY, WILL.BE RETURNED AS-INADMISSIBLE, THE SALE WILL COMMENCE AT 11 OCLOCK. BARNARD-CASTLE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. FOLDING, PEMBROKE, AND CARD TABLES, MAHOGANY DINING AND MAKING AND REPAIRING RoadR, OR MAKE HIMSELF SO,- AND PRODUCE A IN THE PRESENT AND ALL FUTURE LETTING BY THE COMMISSIONERS AND ^HE NEXT MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY WILL BE HELD AT THE BED ROOM CHAIRS, MAHOGANY DESK AND BOOK CASE, WITH ?UIVRORY, CERTIFICATE OF HIS- SUFFICIENCY FROM MR ME ADAM BEFORE HE ENTERS GOVERNORS OF GREENWICH-HOSPITAL, THE TENANTS WILL BE REQUIRED to . TO bf SOLD by Auction, JL King's Head INN, Barnard-Castle, "on Wednesday the 10th BOOKSHELVES, FLOOR, BED, ARID STAIRCASE CARPETING, FENDERS una *>PON THE ^OFFICE. PAV ONE MOIETY OF THE EXPENCE OF THE LTASES.' (By Order OF THE Assigueesof JMJVGEO. ATKINSON, a Bankrupt,) Day of October NEXT, WHEN there will be a Show OF" Cattle as FIRE Dims, WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF KITCHEN FURNITURE. THE IHE ELECTION -WILL TAKE PLACE *T THE TOWN. HALL, IN DARLINGTON, MR NICHOLAS WEATHERLEY, OF RELFDRU, WILL SHEW CHESTCRHILAtL tlie Hause of Miss Jowsey, the Bridge Inn, in Bkhajrlfearmnuth, usual, aiid the following Sweepstakes will be adjudged:— SALE TO BEGIN AT 10 O'CLOCK EACH DAY. ON MONDAY TBE 29th OF OCTOBER NEXT, AT 12 D'CLOCK AT NOON. FARM" , AND M-R WILLIAM SHIPLEY, OF DILSTDH< , WILL SHEW WHITTONSTALLan Tuestlny tlie 9th Day of Qoiober, 1821, at 6 o'clock in tlie Even­ FOR the best Heifer, the Produce OF a COW or Heifer in Calf at JOHN ROBINSON, "AUCTIONEER. HALIRIJR n ;AND MESSRS WAILESANDBRANDLING, UPONBEINGAPPLIED TO ing, -in the following Lots, , , • FURTHER. PARTICULARS MAY be-known on AFIPLICA.TION.to MR BOWES, the October Meeting, 3S13,—six Subscribers at 2 Guineas each. DARLIUGTON, WHO IS AUTHORISEDto RECEIV E PROPOSAL! FROMAN Y GEN­AT TLIEIR OFLTCE IN NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, WILL GIVE ANY FURTHER PARLOT­ M.-A COPYHOLD MESSUAGE OR DWELLING- FOR the best COW in Calf—12 Subscribers, 1 Guinea each. TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. TLEMAN INCLINED TO OFFER LIIMSELF AS A CANDIDATE. TICULARS WHICH IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO REQUIRE. -OL HOUSE and SHOP, most eligibly situated in the For THE like, 2-Subscribers, 2 Guineas each. To be SOLD by Auction, T TO SPADE AND SHOVEL-MAKERS. I Front Street in Bishop W eannouth, lately occupied by MR Atkin­ For the best 2 Year old Heifer in Calf,—6 Subscribers, I Guinea On the 9th Day qf tMober nest, at 11 o'Clock hi the Forenoon., ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR"SEAMEN AT GREEN- son, Surgeon, with THE Stable AND Appurtenances thereunto be­ each. funless previously disposed of by prirate Contract,) on the Premise.', *\^7"ANT£D immediately, A SPADE AND SHOVEL ' WICH, AUGUST 25, 1821. longing. For the best Yearling Heifer,—2 Subscribers, 1 Guinea each. in Union-Street, Nnvaislle, v T FINISHER, AND if HE' CAN ALSO FORGE PLATES he WILL BE HE COMMISSIONERS AND GOVERNORS OF THE SAID HOSPITAL LOT 2nd. A NEW-erected FREEHOLD MESSUAGE OR FOR the best 2 Year old Steer,—3 Subscribers, 1 Guinea each. LL the valuable STOCK IN TRADE OF a CHEMIST PI-EFERRED. CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT WILL BE GIVEN to A GOOD WORKT­ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON SATURDAY THE 2d DAY OF MARCDWELLING-HOUSEH , situated in Derwent STREET, Bishop- For the best 1 YEAR OLD Bull Calf,—-3 Subscribers, 1 Guinea each. and DRUGGIST, consisting of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, MAN,, BY APPLYING TO ROBERT 'HALL-AND CO. NEXT, OR AS SOON AFTER AS CONVENIENTLY MAY BE, THE UNDERMENTIONEDWearmouth . - . FOR the best PEN OF 3 Gimmers,—4 Subscribers, I Guinea each. RLAYDON IRON WORKS, 27th SEPTEMBER, 1821, Oils, &c. FARMS WILL BE LET ON LEASES, to COMMENCE UPON THE SEVERAL LOT 1st is subject to A perpetual Annual "Ground Rent OF 21.16s, SHELDON CRADOCK, ESQ. President. To any Person desirous of commencing Business as a Chemist JOHN COLLING, E-Q. 1 VL- T, LAND WANTED TO"HJRCHASE. DAYS, AND FOR THE TERM OF YEARS HEREINAFTER RESPECTIVELY MEN­ AND LOT 2nd TO" il, 18$. 6d. MATTHEW WAJIDELL. ESQ. P 'ce-PIESIDEHTS. and Druggist, a favourable Opportunity now offer':, and <-uch Per­ HE SUM of I€L706 IS READY TO BE LAID OUT IN THE PUR­ TIONED ; THAT IS TO SAY, FOR further ParticularsapplytoMR -Thompson, RAFF-Merchant, son will be treated with previous to the Day oi" Sale, on advantage­ MI REHOUSE FARM AND LONGHOPE FARM, BOTH IN Bishop Wearmouth, OR TO Mr Taylor, ofthe same Place, com- WM WATSON, Secretary and Treasurer. ous Terms, CHASE OF FREEHOLD O*R COPYHOLD LAND, OR T, v ., t,rr,m . .. - , .. „ , -•- . „ 4, TFREEHOLD TILT^KS IN NORTHUMBERLAND, NORTH DURHAM, PARISH OF HEXIIAM, M THE COUNTY OT NORTHNMBERBAND FOR THMOEN Brewer, THE Assignees.—Bishop-Wearmoutb, 98th Sept. 1821. Barnar-d-Castle, 26th September, 1821. For Particulars apply t<> Mr Henry Inglcdew, Attorney at OR TBE I'ARISH OF BERWICK. ' ." AS_1 _' _.'£_?_ J10?™ {ROM ME 12TH OF MAY, 1822; EDDY Law, Dean-Street, Newcastle. FIELD WEST FARM, EDDY FIELD EAST FARM, RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE. FOR SALE by private Contract, ANY PERSON WISHING TO DISPOSE OF SUCH A PROPERTY, MAY APPLY •MIL ALL THAT GOOD BRIG OR VESSEL CALLED THE BRIL- TO MR LOWREY, BARMOOR, NEAR BERWICK, OR MESSRS WILLOBY AND- CASTLE HEAD FIELD FARM, EDDY WOOD FIELD NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. FARM, ESKINBECK WEST FARM, ESKINBECK " TO be SOLD by Auction, JtMS&L. LIANT, of Newcastle, 133 Register Tons, now lying LL Persons who have anv Demands nir.iinst the Estate HOME, SOLICITORS, BERWICK. G. St PETER'S Quay. This Vessel is in excellent Order, well FOUND BERWICK, 14th SEPTEMBER, 1821. EAST FARM, GRASING WOOD FARM, ROGER'S ON Saturday, the 30th DayafQctobernext, at the lung's Head Inn, A. and-Effects of PHILIP ISESLETON, late of the Town ' LANDS FARM, SPRING'S FARM, FISHER'S PARK in Richmond, at three o'Ohckin the AJlernoon, if not jtreuionsly with Materials, AND tails remarkably fast, shifts without Ballast, and County of Newcastle upini Tyne, Ship-Owner, deceased, ;;u: disposed of by jnivdt6 Contract, of which due Notice will be given, and is A very desirable Vessel for s.ny Trade i.er Burthen may suit. requested to send tbeir Accounts, with the Nature of their Securi­ LL THAT CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, CALLED THE FOR Particulars apply to M. PLUMMER & Co. Quayside. ties, if any, to Mr Ileaton, of Newcastle aforesaid, Stationer. THE Green, with all requisite Out-offices and Appendages, suited And &II Persons indebted to the Estate and Effects of the SAID A 5 GOO-..,, au to a Family OF Distinction, AND lately occupied by Lady Gerard, FOR THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, VAN DIEMEN'S I . Hesleton, deceased, are hereby requested to PAY .SUCH Debts t>< M TNE WELLINGTON-PLACE, PILGRIM-STREET,' NEWCASTLE, 27th SEPT. 1821. \ BARISH OF CROSTBWAITE, AND COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, FOR THE deceased, together with several COT'TAGES of BURGAGE TE­ LAND, AND NEW SOUTH WALES. the said Mr Ilea ton, who is duly authorised to receive the same. . I TERM OF SEVEN YEARS, FROM THE 5th F APRIL, 1822; AND SOUTHNURE , and about 39-Acres OF excellent LAND, conveniently di­ 0 ' "Y^ A VERY SUPERIOR EAST INDIA SHIP, JBELONG- "A LL Persons indebted to JOHN ROIISON, ESQ. <>/ MESSRS W.YWN & DOWNINGS, ! CRABTREE HOW FARM MIDDLE 'CRABTREE vided, and beautifully interspersed with Timber, and altogether ING toLONDON , 650 TONS BURTHEN, WILL BE IN LEITH BY one ofthe most picturesque AND delightful Situations in the North l\ Cbarleton, near Bvlilugham, in the C-.umty of Northumber­ SURGEON DENTISTS, HOW FARMl , NORTH CRABTREE HOW FARM, the 25th INSTANT, AND SAIL FROM THENCE ON OR ABOUT the 5th NOVEM­ 1 1 1 land, at the Time of his Decease, cither on Mortgage, Bond, or T> inform M *?: . OF England. - ESPECTFULLY THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB- ! ^r%l}J™ ^ARM, COCKSHOT FARM, BER. This VESSEL IS most ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FORPASSENGERS , HAV­Simplu Contract, are requested to send an Account of their re­ X\> lie, that IVir Downing intends being at Sunderland, at MIS GREAT HILLS FARM, LITTLE HILLS FARM, CROW THE House is ON THE Bank OF "the River Swale, and nearly ad-' ING the ACQUISITION OF A LARGE POOP, VERY LOFTY BETWEEN • DECKS, Laugham's, Viliiers Street, on Monday' AND Tuesday THE 1st and I PARK FARM, WILLIAMSON'S CLOSE, AND PATTIN- joining to the Town OF Richmond^ but the whole Estate is SO situ­ spective Debts to Messrs Brockett and Philipson, Solicitors, New­ J SON'S HOUSE AND GARTH, ALL IN THE SAID MANOR of CASTLE- AN UNCOMMON FAST SAILER, and WILL be fitted'UP WITH SEPARATE Statecastle- . And anv Person who CAN give Information respecting any 2nd of October; at Alnwick, at .MR Thompson'S, Wine Merchant, ated as TO afford THE ihostsecluded Retirement, though possessing ROOMS IN THE VERY BAST STYLE; IN FACT, SHE IS the most SUPERIOR ' RIGG AND DERWENTWATER, PARISH OF CROSTHWAITE, AND COUNTY OFal l tbe Advantages OF A GOOD1 Town, in which there'is A Classical WILL, 'made by the"said Job:. Rybaun, i» requited to eommuuicato on the 4th, until tlie 7th ; ol He/ftrd, al the Bell, on thev8th, until VESSE) HITHERTO OFFERED here, AND PASSENGERS WILL FIND her MUCH THE.lOfh; at Bern-ids, at MR DAW-SUN'S, Draper,High Street, on , CUMBERLAND, FOR THE TERM OF TEN YEARS, from THE 5th OF APRIL, School OF high Eminence. MORE COMFORTABLE THAN THOSE OF A SMALLER CLASS. he same as above.—Newcastle, Sep. 27, 1821. the 11 tli, until the 18th inclusive. I 1822. John Idle, the Gardener on the Estate, will shew the Premises, SUCH PERSONS AS MAY BE DESIROUS to TAKE ANY OF THE SAID FARMS, FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE, APPLY TO WM ALLAN, BROKER. DIVIDEND. MR Downing will subsequently visit Kelso and Wooler. and further Particulars maybe had of Mr Humphries, Land Agent, LEITH, 10th SEPTEMBER, 1821. Newcastle, Sept. 27th. IS21. ARE REQUESTED TO DELIVER OR SEND THEIR PROPOSALS, IN WRITING, to in Ripon, who will treat FOR the same. FURTHER DIVIDEND of the Estate and Efivots ! EDWARD HAWKE LOCKER, ESQ. AT GREENWICH HOSPITAL, SO AS THAT Ripon, 3rd September, 1821, A of AUBONE SURTEES, JOHN SURTEES, ROW­ Oakweiigute, Gateshead, 28th September, 18S1. I THE DELIVERY THEREOF AT THAT PLACE SHALL NOT BE LATER THAN ON THURS- FOR ROTTERDAM, LAND BURDON, JOHN BHANDLING, and JOHN MR IRONS, ; DAY, THE 28th DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT; AND ALL SUCH PROPOSALS AS TO be SOLD-by Auction, _£FL\ THE BEAVER, WM. TAYLOR, MASTER, WILL SAIL EMBLETON, as Partners in the Bank carried onjivthtm at Berwick upon Tweed, and also of the said Al'BONE .v. II- SURGE ON-A PO TH E CA BY and MAN-MIDWIFE, j SHALL BE RECEIVED AFTER THAT DAY, WILL BE RETURNED AS INADMISSIBLEAt. . the House qf Mr Fletcher, the Turk's Head.Inn, Bigg Market, IN A FEW DAYS. FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE, ( IN TLIE PRESENT AND ALL FUTURE LETTING? BY THE COMMISSIONERS ANDNewcastle, on Tuesday the 30thDay of October, 1821, at 5 o' Clock APPLY to BRADSH AW & ANDERSON. TEES, JOHN Sl.'RTEES, ROWLAND BUB DON, aiV; (I.AT1-. OK NOUTlf SHIELDS,) JOHN BRANDLING, as Partners in the Bank carried on by ESPECTFULLY announces TO THE INHABITANTS of GOVERNORS OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL, THE TENANTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO in the Afternoon, subject to sncli Conditions of Sale as will be then BROAD CHARE, 21 ST SEPTEMBER, 1821. ' PAY ONE MOIETY OF THE EXPENCE. OF THE LEASES. and tliere ]rroduced, them in Newcastle upon Tyne, will be paid at the Turk's Ileao, Gateshead, Newcastle, AND the Vicinity, that he HAS com­ in Newcastle upon Tync, on'the 5th, Cth, and 2Mh DAVS of OEIC- R ! MR WILLIAM SAMPLE, OF ANICK, NEAR HEXHAM, WILL SHEW THE (JOHN GRIEVESON, Auctioneer,) FOR BREMEN, menced in the above Professions. F il T,s the P s!l of bernext; and also at the Red Lion, IN Berwick upon Tweed, M HIS LON» EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE IN A VERY POPULOUS ! ? , *"" L HEXHAM, AND MR THOMAS DKON, OFKESLo- t l. A LL that ESTATE called WOOBBURN HITX, situ- THE Gute HOFFNUNG, 60 Tons, U. Hans- ; I HE LN TLIC the lfith and 20th of the said Mouth of October, at 10 o'Clock in "4, S HE TRASTS, JUSTIFY HIM IN SOLICITING A SHARE OF PATRONAGE \ ^J^S™ * ^ R R«NSH OF CROSTHWA.TE. -L1 ated in the Parish OF Corsenside, in the County of chen, Master; WILL clear, in a few Davy. FUR Freight TO . . I_J____» the Forenoon of each Dav. I ', L:-ki.. ™ i.^ui^F ! MESSRS WAILES AND BRANDLING, UPON BEING APPLIED TO AT THEIRNorthumberland , containing about 60 Acres OF excellent In-field in this very important and highly respectable District. applv IO ' EDW. B1LTON & CO. OFFICE IN NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, WILL GIVE ANY FURTHER PARTICULARSan d about 190 Acres of MOOR Land, or thereabouts, be the same Who have on Sale, DUTCH BLUE MILLSTONES, of P. S. A SHOP and ROOM to BE LET, at November Term, WHICH IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO REQUIRE. more or less, with A GOOD Dwelliiig-House, Garden, and OUT- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. in Saville Street, North Shields. Apply to MR Lindsey, Grocer, ^ SHOULD ANY PERSON BE INCLINED TO BUILD UPON ANY PART OF THOineesE . - superior Quality. DIVIDEND of the Estate and EFFECTS D H< NEWCASTLE, 27th SEPT. 1821. One Concern. A or MR Irons, Gateshead. FARMS WITHIN THE MANOR OF CASTLERIGG AND DERWENTWATER, HE MUSTLO T 2. AH that ESTATE called EAST WOODBURN, situated in 1\. THOMAS ROSEWELL GI RLE, LATE OF NEWCASTLE INCLOSE A PLAN WITH HIS PROPOSAL, AND IF IT IS APPROVED OF BY THthEe said Parish OF Corsenside, containing about 25 Acres of In-field, UPON TYNE, CURRIER, TO TRUSTEES FOR THE BENEFIT OF HIS CREDITORS-, CAROLINE GROVE, BOARD, THE TERM OF HIS LEASE WILL BE PROLONGED FOR TWENTY-ONE FOR ELSINEURE AND COPENAGEN. WILL BE MADE ON THE 3RD DAV OF OCTOBER NEXT, AT 11 O'CLOCK IN THE BAR NA R D CA S TI, E. and about 20 Acres OF Moor Land, be the same more or LESS, WITH X'R^S THE NEW SMACK TORDENSKIOLD, T. TRCPKA, YEARS. TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, and several BUILDING- FORENOON,, AT THE OFFRE OF MR JAMES ARMSTRONG, SOLICITOR, NEW­ Tl/TRS HUTCHINSON humbly /oHc-its the Patronage of MASTER: HAS ROOM for GOODS ON FREIGHT, AND WILL SAIL POCASTLE­ , WHERE THE ASSIGNMENT NOW-LIES; AND THOSE CREDITORS WHO XVI. her Friends and the Public, AND informs them that her SITES, in the Village OF East Woodburn. DURHAM MICHAELMAS SESSIONS, 1821. Lot 3. All that ESTATE called RISINGHAM, in the Parish OF SITIVELY IN ALL NEXT WEEK, APPLY TO SHALL NOT, AT THE TIME OF MAKING THE DIVIDEND, HAVE EXECUTED SUCH SCHOOL will re-open on Thursday the 27th instant. NEWCASTLE, 27th SEPT. 1821. "WM THOMPSON, BROKER. AS-IGNMENT, WILL BE EXCLUDED ALL BENEFIT ARISING THEREFROM. Board, I«;nglish, Needle Work, ike. 20 Guineas per Annum. Corsenside aforesaid, containing about 15 Acres OF very rich Pas­ GEO-raphv, Writing, AND Arithmetic 2 ditto ditto. ! -VfOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN, THAT THE MICHAELMASture , and about 190 Acres OF Moor Land, be the same more or FOR SALE BV PRIVATE SALE, ! X ^ GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE FOR THE COUNTY PAloss- . NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. French . .' - . . 2 ditto ditto. JISL. - THE GOOD SHIP SUCCESS, Wm Green, MAS- A LL PERSON* TO WHOM EDWARD MATTHEW THO Entrance ..... I ditto. I LATINE OF DURHAM, WILL BE HOLDEN AT THE COUNTY COURTS, IN THE THE above Estates ARE ALL OF Freehold Tenure, are well watered, J|jj|||£ TER, SCARBOROUGH BUILT, CARRIES IFKEELS OF COALS AT AN and in an excellent sporting Country. A considerable Part ofthe X~\. YOUNGER, LATE OF MOU';WE;:RMOUTH, IN TBE (VUNLY OF DUR­ Dancing, Drawing, AND Music, on THE usual TERMS. I SUBURBS OF THE CITY OF DURHAM, IN AND FOR THE SAID COUNTY, ON EALVDRAUGHT OF WATER,' DELIVERED THE LAST VOYAGE I$I LONDON 277 I MONDAY THE 15th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, AT 10 o'CLOCK IN THE MORNMoo- r Land has been improved AND "enclosed with a Wall Fence at HAM, BUTCHER, DTCE.'.STD, -rUnnx IR.ELEB'ED AT I!H> TIME if HIS DEATH, DAY-Boarders . . 5 Guineas HALF YEAR. a very considerable Expenee. CHALDRONS," GOES toTH E CHALK WHARFS, COMES DOWN WITH LITTLE BALARE­ DESIRED TO SEND AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR DEMANDS, WITH. THE. NATURE DA'v-Scholars . . . £l. 10s. DITTO. • ING; WHEN AND where ALL CORONERS, CHIEF CONSTABLES, WITNESSES LAST, AND SAILS VERY FAST; SHE BAD A VERY HEAVY REPAIR IN I LOW DON- i IN CASES OF APPEAL, SHERIFF'S OFFICERS, AND OTHERS HAVING Business, MR Charles Fenwick, - of Woodburn Hill, will shew the Premi­ OF THEIR SCCTRRITIES, FIF ANY), TO MR WM ALI;.-.:;!, OF MOTIKWCAR- Under 10 Years of AGE . . 11 ditto. SES, and for further Particulars apply to MR John Chambers, of DOCK LAST YEAR BOTH IN HER Hull AND STORES, IS COMPLETELY ADAPTEMOUTD H AFORESA'D, SOHYIMR; AND ALL IVRONS INDEHU \ TO THE. ^.iA : Three Months Notice previous to leaving School. ; in WHICH the AID OF A Jury IS NOT REQUISITE, are REQUIRED toATTEND . FOR THE COAL TRADE, AND MAY BE SENT TO SEA WITHOUT ONE TARTHING'S • THE COURT WILL IN THE FIRST PLACE CALL OVER THE NAMES OF THCharltonE , neav Bellingham; MR Thomas Robson, OF LOW Shield EXPENCE. SHE IS NOW LYING OFF BOWICKE AND CRASTER'S^SPOUT, AND EDWARD MATTHEW, AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH, ARE REQUESTED FORTH­ TO BE LET, Green; OR MR James Armstrong, Solicitor, Newciistle upon Tvne. WITH to PAY THE AMOUNT OF THEIR RESPECT:DEBTS TO MR JOHN A pleasant and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, situated CHIEF CONSTABLES, AND EXAMINE THEM AS TO ARREARS (IF ANY) OFTHE IS WITHIN A FEW DAVS OF HER TURN OF THOSE COALS. FOR FURTHER COUNTY RATES. MOTIONS OF COUNSEL WILL THEN BE HEARD. THE CROUTON, OF MONKWCNRMOUIH SHORE. CO-'I FITTER, AN EXECUTOR OF at the Grove, consisting of TWO Parlours, a Kitchen, and back PANN BREWERY, SUNDERLAND. PARTICULARS APPLY to THE MASTER ON BOARD, OR OF SURVEYORS OF THE HIGHWAYS OF TOWNSHIPS, AND OTHER PERSONS UN­ JOS. W. DEVEY, BROKER, BROAD CHARE. THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE. SAID DECEASED, OR TO THE SAID Kitchen, with five Lodging ROOMS, A small CELLAR, AND STORE- DER ANV INDICTMENT OR PRESENTMENT, FORNO T REPAIRING HIGHWAYS, MR WM ALLISON. llobm, COOD Kitchen Garden, and Shrubbery, wilh A pleasant NEWCASTLE, 27TH SEPTEMBER, 1821. or FOR"NUISANCE S THEREON, ;NOT PREVIOUSLY DISPOSED OF ON MOTION) TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ORASS PLAT in front; THE Whole commanding a delight J'luand ex­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. tensive Prospect. Enquire of MRS Hutchinson. i WILL THEN BE CALLED OVER AND LINED, OR OTHERWISE DEALT WITH ACCORD- A LL THAT CAPITAL, LONG-ESTABLTSHED, AND WELL-ACCUSTOMED TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Also a HOUSE, in an unfinished State, may HE taken upon INA: TO THE STANDING-ORDERS OF THE COURT. THE COURT WILL THEN XJL BREWERY, CALLED THE PANN BREWKRY, MOST ELIGIBLY(By ORDER OF the ASSIGNEES OF ROWLAND AMI WILLIAM WEBSTER,)T1THEREA S THOMAS WR AN GUAM, OF HEXHAM, Lease for a Term of" Years, with GOOD Garden arid Wail 'frees. pr.ICEED TO HEAR APPEALS . TIAINST ORDERS OF REMOVAL, AND SUCH | SITUATED AT BISHOPWEARRAOUTH PANNS, ON THE NAVIGABLE RIVER WEAR, V Y IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHIIMBEIL..i. CNE MOIETY OF THE FINE A. L. SNOW CALLED THENEFI T OF SUCH OF HIS CREDITORS AS SHAII ACCEPT OF IHE PROVISION THERE­ an:s IN TRAVERSES, WITH THEIR WITNESSES, AND S>LL PERSONS BOUND BY. STOB AND COMPANY, WITH ALL ITS COPPERS, BACKS, VATS, AND OTHER BY MADE. Notice FX I'urtf.ire i,-,ehi/ giecu, THAT THE SAID ASSIGN- land, the Property OF Francis pym, ESQ. Notice is hereby RECOGNIZANCE T«» PROSECUTE or GIVE EVIDENCE ON, OR TO ANSWER ANY UTENSILS, TOGETHER WITH AIL THE CELLARS, AUD WORKMEN'S HOUSE.'_£___S ? ZEPHYR, BURTHEN PER REGISTER ABOUT 234 TONS, MR givenI , that an AUDIT will BE held ON Saturday, the loth DAY ,'JOSEPIRLUMSDON, MASTER, AUD PART OWNER, COPPERED IMDEOPPIR- MENT IS LODGED AT THE Office OF II. W. FRIEND, SOLICITOR, IN ILEX- INDICTMENT TO he TRIED AT the SAID SESSIONS, ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to'THEREUNT O BELONGING. HAM, FORTH E PERUSAL AND SIGNATURE OF THE CREDITORS OF THE SAID of Ot tober next, AT the HOUSE of .MR Stamp, IN Alnwick, TORth o ATTEND AT THE PIACE AFORESAID, ON TUESDAY THE KITH DAY OF OCTOBER I ALSO, WITH ALL THOSE THREE EXTENSIVE MALTINGS CONFASTENED- , NOW LYING litar MR LAWE'S LANDING, SUNDERLAND, I'OR Receipt ofthe FEE FARM Rents, and Arrears due t<< Francis PYM, INSPECTION. TLJOMAS WRANGHAM; AND THOSE WHO SHALL neglect OR REFUSE to t-\e- NEXT, (BEING the SECOND DAY OF THE SAID SESSIONS; AT NINE O'CLOCK; TIGUOUS TO THE BREWERY, WITH ALL THEIR CAPACIOUS STORE ROOMS AND CIILE THE SAME ON OR BEFORE THE 2otb DAY OF NOVEMBER liCXt, >VI'L ESQ., AT Michaelmas, AND all Persons out of whose Estates such IN ILJE MORNING- AND ALL PERSONS BOUND BY RECOGNIZANCE ARE j GRANARIES. THIS VESSEL HAS BEEN LATELY IN THE WERT INDIA TRADE, BUT IS FIT FOR FEE FARM Rents ARE issuing and payable, are requested to attend BE EXCLTUIED ALL BENEFIT ARISING TLUREIROM. PARTICULARLY REQUIRED to TAKE NOTICE that THEIR" RECOGNIZANCES WILL, ALSO, ALL THOSE EIGHT WELL-ACCUSTOMED PUBLIC HOUSESANY, TRADE HER BURTHEN AND CLASS MAY SUIT ; SH^ IS WC-LL FOUNDI N HEXHAM, 27TH "SEPTEMBER/ 18_I. Personally OR by Agent, AID DISCHARGE;theISAMTJ. BE ESTREATED UNLESS THEY PERSONALLY APPEAR and DISCHARGE THE SAME. ; ADVANTAGEOUSLY SITUATED FOR TRADE, IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF SUNDERLANDMATERIALS, , OF WHICH AN INVENTORY MAY BE SEEN ON APPLICATION TO WILLIAM REEV ES. , THC MASTER AT THE EXCHANGE LLO'JMS, SUNDERLAND, OR ANY OF THE And further Notice i's hereby given, THAT BY THE ESTABLISHED RULES i BISHOPWEARMOUTH, AND MONKWEARMONTH, ALL IN GOOD REPAIR, AND PHUiNIX FIRE-OFFICE. Lyon's Inn, 24th September, 1821. OF THE "COURT, ALL JUSTICES' CLERKS are REQUIRED TO TRANSMIT THEIR IN- [ LET TO ELIGIBLE TENANTS. COFFEE ROOMS, NEWCASTLE, FORMATIONS, CONVICTIONS. DEPOSITIONS, RECOGNIZANCES, &C. to THE THE BREWERY HAS A GOOD SUPPLY OF EXCELLENCSPRING WATER ON THEFO R PARTICULARS, APPLY to MR LUMSDON, MR GEORGE EIILOTT, p E NE W AL RECEIPTS fur " ALL MONEY! 11 . CLERK of the PEACE'S OFFICE IN DURHAM, ON OR BEFORE TBE WEDNES- j PREMISES; STANDS ON A QUAY OF UPWARDS OF 160 FEET IN LENGTHQUEE, N STREET, BRHOPW«.\;rni.iii«H, ORAL MESSRS WALTERS AND ELLI­ L _ POLICIES FALLING DUE AT MICHAEHOTI-i, NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE. DAY PRECEDING the SESSIONS; AND THAT ALL APPEALS forHEARING , and i WHERE THERE IS A SUFFICIENT DEPTH OF WATER FORSHIP S to LOADSON' anSd OFLICE, NEWCASTLE UPI.N TYNE. ARE NOW IN TI.E HANDS OF THE SEVERAL • THREE OF _?30,ooo!!! ALSO ALL TRAVERSES FOR TRIAL (EXCEPT SUCH AS COME WITHIN the PROVI- ; UNLOAIL and has ACCOMMODATIONS BOTH FOR CARRYING ON THE BREW- s v AGENTS OF THE COMPANY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, THIRTY OTHER CAPITAJ.S OF £5,O0O, #r. VISIONS OFTHE STATUTE 60th GEO. 3. chap. 4.} MUST BE ENTERED WITH ING, MALT-MAKING, AUD SPIRIT TRADES, and ALSO' ROOM to MAKE A 7%/« i'>1$\' E 5VM THE GENERAL RITES' OF THE PUNS--; At Mrs Care's, the Norlhiimbcrluiid At ins, Nvrlh Shields, on 7*?/->- I ARROLL, the CONTRACTOR^ begs Leave to express THE THE DEPUTY CLERK OF THE P.-ACE BEFORE 12 O'CLOCK on THE FIRST DAY; DROP FORLOADIN G SHIPS WITH COALS. \. ~2$&±K. iM* CoxiPAjtv ARE AS LOW AND MODERATE AS THE dvy. the 'Jt!: ofVctab'T W/L, between the Hours of 4 and 5 v'Ci-.-ek NATU RE THC j (Treat Pleasure he feels in the universal Approbation bestowed OF" THE SESSIONS ; AND that NO TRAVERSE (EXCEPT AS AFORESAID) WILL BE | THE FIRM NOW SUPPLIES BETWEEN FIFTYAN D SIXTY PUBLIC-HOUSES, _ .. . OF DIFFT-RENT RISK- WILL ADMIT; oCn the present Money Scheme. TRIED UNLESS THE DEFENDANT OR DEFENDANTS SHALL HAVE MADE APPLI-' MANY PRIVATE FAMILIES, MANUFACTORIES, AND SHIPS, AND FROM ITSin the Afternoon, fif not previously disposed nfby pricatc Contract, "*>'• .'/ i ja A" IS UNDER THE LIAHI'ITIES OF PARTNERSHIP, OR 30th NEXT MONTH OCTOBER. ALSO HAVE GIVEN NOTICE OF TRIAL TO the PROSECUTOR, ON OR BEFORE THE AT a SMALL EXPENCE, AND IS WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEME•£§?"N > YLL THAT GOOD SNOW OR VESSEL CALLED THE WTL- " SUBJECT TO HAVE EXECUTION LEVIED UPON BIS GARB DLL trusts he shall be honoured with the usual Portion SATURDAY SE'NNIGHT PRECEDING THE SESSIONS. j OF INFLUENCE on THE WEAR, WHO WISH TO HAVE THEIR CAPITAL BENE-B_tl__ LTAM, OF NORTH SHIELDS, 178 TTMS REGISTER ADMEA­ PROPERTY TO MAKE GOL THE LOWES OF OTHEIS FAVOUR AT HIS TRULY FORTU SUREMENT, CARRIES L_I KEELS OF COALS, OR THEREABOUTS:, at NN EASY 0T of the publi ate LONDON ODICES, EVERY PERSON .SUMMONED TO ATTEND on THC GRAND OR PETTY JURY, FJCIALLY EMPLOYED, APPLICATIONS FOR•INSURANCE S MAY BE MADE TO IHE A,ENTS OF THE NO. 19, COKN-HILI., AND NOT OBEYING HIS SUMMONS, WILL HE FINED for NON-ATTENDANCE, THE PURCHASER MUST TAKE THC STOCK IN TRADE AT A FAIR VALUATIONDRAUGH, T OF WATER, TAKES IN VERY LITTLE BALLAST; WAFT BUILT AT LANCOMPANY­ , AND ALL PERSONS HAVIN_ CLAIMS ARC DESIRED TO -EM! IN AND 26, OxTORD REST; UNLES PREVENTED BY ILLNESS, IN WHICH CASE A MEDICAL CERTIFICATE, AND will HAVE THE OFFER OF TAKING, AT A RENT, EIGHT OTHER PUBLICCASTER- , AND IS A VERY DESIRABLE X'ESSEL FOR ANY TRADE, HER BURTHEN T THE SNME TO THE AGENTS THROUGH "WBORE BE SOLD THC LAST _30,000 PRI EVER DRAWN, BESIDES MANY .. ,. « WHOM THEV ARE INSURED, V. HI PROPERLY AUTHENTICATED, ACCORDING TO THE ESTABLISHED RULE OF THEHOUSE S NOT INCLUDED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. mavsmt. I transmit them directly to THE BoiV OF DIR. -t OTHER CAPITALS ILL THE LAST AND PRCCCD&II LOTTERIES, INCLUDING NO. COURT, MUST BE PRODUCED ami PROVED. BY ORDER, BISHNPWEARMOUTH PANNS, IS A TOWNSHIP WHERE THE POOR-CESS IS Now lying on the Lime Kiln Shore, and istaken en for a Turn ' and Payment without"Delay. ' ' '"""A TOR ACJIISTMET.L 46, PRIZE OF _21,000ii! j ' JOHN DUNN, DEPUTY CLERK OF THE PEACE. LOW-; AND FURTHER PARTICULARS MAY BE KNOWN, AMI THA PREMISES of the best Co?Js-. THE AGENTS^FOR THIS ONRLPANY. for THE. C, ,•/// Business in tlie PUBLIC FUNDS carefully transacted. J DURHAM, _>TH SEPTEMBER, VIEWED, ON APPLICATION TO MR V\. JLINDMARCH, AT TBE BREWERV- FURTHER PARTICULARS AND INVENTORIES MAY BE HAD. ON APPLICATION land ATE -iu r £V-"LL:S FIX LAY, NEWCASTLE, >F NORTHUMBEV - 'TICKETS AND SHARES ARE SELLING BY CARROLL'S AGENTS:— J N. B. ALL APPLICATIONS toDISCHARG E OR RESPITE RECOGNIZANCES, OIHEE. TO ?-IR FRANCIS JEFFERSON, SMITH SHIELDS; MR CHAFER, SOLICITOR, ^•r MiCHAi-r. PAT, II?LI.S-. ALOW- IT. DODDS, PRINTER, &cJSOUTH "SHIELDS. " j MUST BE MADE TO THE DEPUTY CLERK OF THE PEACE IN CIIURI, OR TO N. B. A GOOD TITLE WILL BE GIVEN. XE.*CASIIE; MR I'LE.ts, N;U*H Shields; OR MR BARKER, AUD MR R % N<: 1 •V, '*, * WIIRRII.K, NOR'H Shi G. G AII BUTT, BOOKSCLLFR,. SUNDERLAND. MR JOHN HEHNERNW, AT THE'LNIICTNIENT OFI.VE. PMIN BIVUERV, SUNDERLAND, 2Cth KEPI. 1821, I D.le, S^lici w.s-, Xcrlh Shiel'ls.

, -—IIJ li iTrrrrrfriiTmrr .... *ilU The colonies have, fowpv, r. , Queen, and are confident that tbe sympathies of the people will j. same offence, Tf tho jury should decide that the ^ofh "^ jv„- OA TO S feE(.OM) LETTER, ON TlTT? rTiN^TfTr Perhaps k would be a difficult rnattw ^ );U TIONAL ASSOClATrriv petent talents to undertake the guidance or* such a Paper. 1 can- been lost sight of altogether; or, if any legislative acts have _ been in some measure abate liis grief; for urief. my Loid, like an em- ! which the prisoner was now charged was different ''*j^ oI- the not eCI!>1 I'D the V lit rr \ conceive that a more disagreeable and repulsive tail: could be \ made, nominally affecting them, the change has been to ihc-ir a^.- pire, is destroyed by being divided. We rely on ihe submission ! "Inch be bad before been indicted, and if this ^ wj1(,ni the

J.auorojtte ^REW RPTN^ i placed betore a man of high honour and briUiant genius, than that f vaiitage. of his Majesty to the dispensations of Providence, which he has) jury should receive the sanction of the judges, to pi-jn- Snt,— In mv l-.st T nr «vt 1 ,«?X'12l h September, 1821. , of sitting down to reply "to the shameless falsehoods, the vulgar Lumber made up about one-half of their EXPORTS ; or. in other already evinced on many trying occasion-", and mean to heal j question would be finally referred, the spirit of tna ^ej.u,(i# If r,IT»,r.^ T„ Yeh,V, ,T ' <• "rw,n,s*>a to °uer some observations on the abuse, and tbe stupid, idcottc argnroeiitation of tbe herd of Radi- words, they were supplied with one-half of the foreign goods wbich Vs 1 TION tbe animosities which were raised to SUCH a height, even over • ciple of law to wbich be had alluded would be conro jj they required in exchange for their lumber. An alteration has been ;awm.i« — vou-woU u i'<--. •ittnimii ,t nf T i - •°- * ™/. -*'- A&ociaTTO.v resorts, for the t cal scribblers; of abandoning the language of knowledge and elo- D. the consequence g . uni m or its objects. Circumstances interesting on5v to my- : oueuce for the barbarous dialect of imtutored mediocrity, and of made by the act ofthe 28th of May last, which must greatly dimin- ; the tomb ot the Queen. With a view of getting together as { the piesent attempt should'succeed self, b.t\c pi evented me from sooner fulfilling mv promise," but the forsaking the regions where wit, sense, learning, and genius shed Lsb thistrade, if not destroy it altogether. Wheit, or other agri- many of the friends of gipo d order as possible, we sent a person ; that a man, after having been once »n-.,ty na» caused me no regret. The Coronation, the Queen's iff- tbeir splendours, and the master-spirits of the" age hold glorious cultural produce, made up a great proportion of the remainder ot round THE city with orders to place this notification against THE ; to RUN tl e round o...f al...l. the counties_ until BE . i paid, ness, <,<-ath and luneral, aud the unhappy proceedings consequent conflict, for the wilderness of ignorance, there to enter into igno- our exports, or articles to be given in exchange for European goods. walls. Now HERE is THE mi'CHK-f of which we complain ; no sooner r an[ Mr Justice Richardson then addressed the j«r. was a ou th.! latter, have occupied the public mind, tothe exclusion of all ble warfare with stupidity, folly, and wickedness, The state of trade to which we have alluded, and w hich has pro­ is THE placard up THAN a fellow, with an industrious spirit THAT that, as at present advised, it appeared to him *'"^^ ..rainst other subject-, and have produced in it a degree of excitation, to J It has been asserted, that were the Constitutional Association to duced such a fall in the price of grain, has, in consequence of the would have slept on a good occasion, U-ars it down ; AND thus different charge from tbe one wbich was former) < -....fidi-nce which no uuui desirous of a dispassionate and impartial hearing, on establish a Paper, the great body of learning and talents in the na- regulations of the British ParEament, excluded our agricultural I • tt 1.1 , ~..i- ,viili ureat RI'"" tlie labours of our servant are RENDERED painful to him and un­ a matter of the highest importance, would reasonably add. ess him- . tion would readily contribute to "it. If the Paper were calculated produce altogether from a market. The granaries of our fanners, die pns nur. He did not, however, speak, wu" n t {a].e tbc : profitable to us. Now I want an authority to prevent such a e self. * " for the meridian of polished society, if those it sought to overthrow nnd the stores of our merchants, are now* loaded with wheat, mid on this j ohit, and it was bis intention, should 1 i J| ^ ^e COP_ violation of THE privileges of the citizens of London." The Lord Tho members of the Constitutional Association pledge them- ; were men from whom laurels could be won,, and if those it wished no price whatever can be obtained for this artie'e, which is of a same \i w ofthe case as he did, to refer the qm'>collsllitation, *e] ves, lt,s j to instruct were persons capable of comprehending and relishing | perishable nature, and diminishing in intrinsic value daily ; while Mayor, who heartily mjoyed this extraordinary scene, assured suieraiiort of die judges. The jury, after a - ;nJictecI was 1. " To use- their best exertions to maintain order, and to sup- , the involved, refined, and figurative beauties of learning and ge- a great number ofthe fanners, having been so imprudent as to get Waddington that BE could NOT exercise ANY authority TO prevent declared that tbe offence for which ibe ptiscecr «as ^ r, , acqui je port the due execution of the laws." . nius, this would unquestionably be the case; but the Paper, the into debt, ca'- dating on the usual price for their grain, are in dan­ THE offensive conduct of which be complained. His lordship re­ the same felony for which be bad been helore acm 2. " To emplov their influence, individually and collectively, in objects of its attacks, and those whom it would be intended to teach ger of seeing their lands, their houses, their cattle, implements, peated, that he saw no harm in the placard ; but if THE industri- pri-< NER was then discharged from cusH- . .-.,„;ecept- di'-counteiiancing and opposing the dissemination of seditious and reclaim, would be directly the reverse of this in all points; and and furniture, altogether devoured in the courts of law, or sold for otis fellow who stuck so close to tbe HEELS of the bill-sticker, and I On Tlunxlay, W. Sntherin was indicted for u 1 ^ . J E, principle;.." ' therefore I fear the assertion "would not be realised, I much doubt not one-half their usual valne> OF T XC S If tie rtate OF THTNK WERETOLELV the result of natural cause*, or \ spoiled his labours, was hold EI-OTIGH to persevere, notwithstand- ing a false ami untrue certificate relating to. . ... 3. " To encourage persons of integrity and talent in the liter-, whether our southern luminaries would condescend to enter tbe e,l the casc- ary world to exert their abilities in confuting the sophistries, lists with WoOLER and the fallen and unprincipled COBBETT, and of our own acts, it would be silly "AND USELESS to petition ; but, par- fog the admonitions of MR Wadd'mgfon, he must one of those with intent to defraud his Majesty. MI . flice, whose dissipating the illusions, and exposing the falsehoods which whether the wits of the North would care to break a lance with dally at least, it is owing to the operation of British are employed by wicked and deigning men to mislead the HONK and CAIU.ILE, or whether they would collectively choose to Ihcse statutes restrain us from trying to obia" people. ' ° address themselves to the darkened, prejudiced, and unyielding un- making our purchases all over the world; they restrain 4. " To resort to wich lawful measure* as maybe expedient, to derstandings of mechanics and labourers. Apollo did not hurl his from coming here to purehascvor sell, should they " restrain the publishing and circulating of seditious and trea- bolts against the reptiles of the Nile, but engaged in divine couflict they oblige us to have our goods carried solely in sonable libels." with the stupendous Python. In short, they establish a monopoly of our trade in On the first two Of these obligations, it is not necessary to speak ; ™? truth is that if the exertions of learning and genius could Britain : they oblige us to buy and sell there; they merely relate to thelschtfrge of an imperious legal and\-on- have influenced the multitude, they would not now be the dupes o operation of the corn laws, they enact, in effect, stiiutional duty, and they are sul-h as cannot be fastened upon by ignorance and stupidity. Ihere has never been any lack of loyal buy or sell at all. It it not the monopoly to and the ensanguined teeth oV falsehood and abuse. (journal* the information and talents they have displayed.Jiave we adhere to the doctrine-and language o'f the .-\ct or t-arna- • -- — .• • . ,. ,,„.,new ,,-ho This was repeated ; the prisoner did not as i^custon* ); The third has strangely enough escaped attack. I say strangely J formed the extreme of contrast to those manifested by their Radi­ ment, which declares, that « the poV'e? of regulating the trade ! cognised, as he supposed, the young man to be tits nephew wu cal opponents; but yet the latter have been uniformly read by the of the colonies is essential to the genenOweltareof the British Em- i hr.-l left his house some time. lhe aunt ot ttie culi... in, be was bound to do, enter the number of tbc t.cke nU «J. J enough, because, though no two understandings could differ in opi­ land from ihi* and other Frr..ius.«m^ sosp j* * nion respecting it, yet, amidst the astounding doctrines which have lower orders, while the former have been scorned. Tbe cause piie." It is the partial interdiction of jail trade, by the operation ; several of their frienu's aho saw the body, and had no ileuot as c lately been promulgated, in and out of Parliament, respecting the cannot be mistaken. Those who are barely able to read, can of the corn laws of which we complain.' Foreigners have no rij'h t ' to the identity; and the uncle had the corpse removed to ins against lum. The learned gentleman then luH ^^ ° Association, it is sufficiently marvellous, that no one has gravely I neither judge of the correctness of style, nor relish its beauties; the j to complain, because Great Britain exercises no general control own resiihnee, buried it at his own expence, and the whole fa­ cmnsiarces lending the transaction, wine > were .d c.»..«!. j more coarse and barbarous it is, the more intelligible they find it, I over their trade ; and every nation of right makes such regulations maiiitaizied it to be highly illegal and unconstitutional to employ mily went into mourning. In the afternoon of Thursday last, tailed in evidence. The jury, alter more than one hours utli inrii to write in defence of truth and social order. The Morning because it the more nearly resembles their own. They cannot J is- , as it thinks proper with respect to the admission of foreign goods at his uncle's house the real nephew made his appearance - , • • ,|, heration, brought in a venlict cf guihy. t Chronicle, indeed, did put forth some ponderous nonsense, as a I tinguish the corruscations of wit, and they are insensible to the fas- j and foreign produce within its own territory. This right, common e cination« of eloquence. Put the sublimities of MlLTON' into the j to all, leaves them upon a parity, with means of retaliation and de- aunt happened to he the only person at home at the time. and Ma-.assel. Gohls:,ii. was then put to the bar to hear^ar^u , , . -., ,, " • > , • i J ;,! i-t, i , „..,,». ncci.rf 1 ujauuii* i» ejuuueiice, rut uie suuuuouea ui iiiJL.i»j.-» imu urc , >u au, imti-n uieiu upon a uai nv, «1111 means m • cmiauuu uhu ue- - .- ... — i ments against the legality of the record on which _he had - ing. that writers would disgrace themselves by being employed by prelude to Mr BliOL'IIHAM 6 chivalrous and -l-hued onse assirt- J j f . , ^ ^ch'riqht, we are British subjects, and ! the moment she beheld him, she fell from her clut.r in a fainting | tried and convicted. Mr Plait, as junior conns el I tbe pn.c the Association to do this ; as if it were less creditable to be em ­ o/ & QR ]abourer> speak of the MASSJ an(1 he ence But we Iav 1)Q thul wntt rs wouili set forth ployed by an- assemblag disirrace of mane themselvey of the shighes uv Dcmt character^ unpioyes iun thYe ^ volume frQm him WHB contempt( because he cannot un- must submit to the regulations of the British parliament. We ! lit. The astonishment of the uncle a:>d family on their return or, i.bieeted, on the ootid that the indictment only deritandit; but give him an obscene ballad couched in the most have no defence, no means of protection, but in the wisdom and • home was beyond description; mutual explanations took place, itbout a transla- land, than to he employed by the editor of The Mur/iing Chroniclet THE FORGE" D1 instilment in Use Cein.an u-neue. or more disgraceful to illustrate the practical excellencies of the wretched doggrel, and his countenance at once shews all the con- t equity of the British government, to which we have a right to ap- L,mj tbe surprise was sueeetVed bv iov. When the corpse was! ChinefC language, 1 ell have fecn Hi the tortious of delight. Tell such a man that it is his duty to be reli- | peal, as British subjects obedient and true. . ' '','-. " *" i- . »,„ swinprl to IIOII ; AND IT MIGHT AS WI uoi know WHETHER THE Constitution, than to compose inflammatory and scurrilous dia­ hrst se n h v tribes for a party news-paper 5 but the opinion has been since disa­ gioustaxes,, antod bhee industriouslistens wit,h tcolo reverd aned hiimpatiens superiorst disregard, and to; bupaty telhils j consumptionWhile our , surpluis lyings wheat, as , beyond what is required for our own j ^ . the uncle it was very little disngured , IK seemed u , FOR W ILHOUT A TRANSLALICIbIe court <<0'< OR NOT. In taxeshim tha, ant dh eh oughe listent tso indulgwith cole idn pleasurand impatiene and idlenesst disregard, tha;t thbuet ric telhl storesconsumption, withou, ti stli lyinge possibilit, as we'havy of obtainine statedg ,an iny pricoure granariethe sams ean ard- I hentertaie examinen somd eth slighe foot doubof thet odeceasef us beind fog riha A mart otk Hiwhics uehp nowhad, beeounr UR vowed by its masters, and, therefore, we may fairly assume, that docniM.it in question was for the payment of ™ Y B U. oppress and rob him, and that a revolution would make him wealthy tide is selling at New York at a dollar a bushel, In countries | left by a burn, and a similar appearance being seen, all his doubts it is renounced by the paper itself. Mr DK.NMAN even censured al. csc, ofl A it was ah, io«;-l> ,a«^-J « £ orth .he the Association for not circulating tracts, &c. agreeably to its and happy, and he hears with the most eager credulity; forhis chiefly agricultural, it is the export price that fixes the home price. vanished. passions are his guide, and he will only believe and act from their Were the same markets open to our merchants as to those of New- belh-i 1 :!tU , t (, Il,1lU,,l tlt 11 pledge, assuming—(why have I to say assuming, contrary to no­ On Sunday se'nnight, the Primitive Methodists (commonly " - ' ' " 1 " V" %rl„ and bout to torious fact?)—that it had not done so. dictates; By offering to these every species of gratification, the Ita- York, wheat at Quebec ought to bring as much as at New York. giiage, and hv a trat.^.tu.n also. -Mr Boliai.a tbe dical papers have obtained their ascendancy; and they will main­ called Ranters J, had been holding a Love Feast, in the lop room j The British parliament in the existing corn law made a distinc­ u lv, when Mr Justice Richardson e, ressed a w.,h lhat So far, therefore, defence on the part of the Constitutional As­ ofa mill, at Keighlcy, Yorkshire; when the preacher had con- j 'l P rt-OULD reserve tain it, in defiance of all opposition, so long as they are suffered to tion between the British colonies and foreign countries, by admit­ h wou sociation is unnecessary. From its discharge of the fourth obliga­ 'm-mon the case should he postponed, «*, .f. d circulate. ting our wheat for consumption at 67s. sterling per quarter, while eluded, and the congregation were about to depart, the floor sud- ( tion has arisen the wretched and disgraceful hostility with whxh it the point for the cousidc-tio.i of the judges. lu.s was ^rcttt The mere circumstance of a journal's belonging to the Constitu­ foreign is excluded at 80S. This distinction by the late fall of price, denly gave way, and a great number were precipitated into the i the prisoner was removed back to Newgatt. has been assailed. That it is perfectly legol for the Association to wl)ich is likely to be permanent, is now of no avail; so that, in iiiii ine p prosecute the retailers of sedition and blasphemy, is now placed tional Association would throw great difficulties in the way of its second floor, a depth of nearly six yards. Twelve were taken out .\SSIZF.S, Tiit-usuAV, Skpt. 20. Editor. Although he would not, to use the words of Mr W11.BEB- point of fact, we are excluded with foreigners, without the advan­ j with broken arms or legs and 50 others seriously injured. One LANCASTER beyond all doubt; it has been publicly admitted tobe so by Mr tages execution came on for trial BROUGHAM, the most inveterate and unscrupulous of all its ene­ FORCE, " meet falsehood with falsehood, and libel with libel, and The King V. Kidoeway.—'I counteract the effects of one crime by the commission of another," uoikh^o^ « oM^n, died on Monday morning, and many IHE 1MSB l- ium;j:nAi.— * t I,,,Kf-lmf.nt mies. The questions to be considered, then, are simply these :— Others lie in a dangerous stale. Whether, independently of the consideration of legal proceedings, still he would be compelled to resort to the most severe invective, ft the present state of the agriculturists in Great Britain, we THIS MORNING BEFORE MR JUSTICE ILOLROYD. It was AN ND.CTNUNT the beneficial objects ofthe Society could be elfbctitally attained by the sternest personal attacks, and the most unsparing exposure of ! should be loth to ask any thing which would increase their burdens On the 1st inst. Mr Taylor's act came into operation, which PREFERRED BY THE CONSTITUTIONAL .WCIAT.ON OF LONDON aga NST his adversaries, or he would never obtain readers. Though ho provides an easy remedy to all persons annoyed by smoke from the mere circulation of sound writings—and whether, supposing or dpiinish their profits. We have reason to believe that the aver­ be DEFENDANT, . BOOKSELLER AT MANCHESTER FOR the P«W«««£^f might never exceed the bounds in which a public journalist may age ^f our surplus grain, and our exports ofthe last 20 years, even tin: chimnies of steam engines. All persons indicting such prosecutions otherwise expedient, there is any thing in them so in- a SEDITIOUS libel, ENTITLED » A New YEAR's ADDRESS TO Ref rm jurloMs w> tWc- renl interests of the Press, of the Nation, and of fairly and legally travel, still whenever he applied the caustic, or it th4 whole were to go to Great Britain, will be found not to chimnies are to be indemnified at the expence of the parties caus­ Justice, as to forbid their adoption. threw a blaze over the dark and wretched lives of bis antagonists, amount to two days consurmrtjon of the people of that country, a ERS," BEING TBE SAME FOR WINCH MA.Y Ann CARHLE WAS TRIED in the cry would be incessantly raised against the Association, that it ing the nuisance. I must hare, frankly own, that I should not have thought the quantity which, even if it weic admitted on the same footing as"the LONDON, WHEN THE JURY SEPARATED WITHOUT COMING to>a VE.RTICT. encouraged the licentiousness of the Press, instead of putting it produce of our fellow subjectsat'honie, while it would be impor­ The sum of =£4,000, has lately been paid to the crew of the first of these questions worthy of any discussion, if it had not been r THE CASE WAS STATED TO the JURY BY MR SERJEANT HIDLOCK. MR down. The Editor would thus be constantly placed in the dilem­ tant toius, would scarcely be hit in the market there. Swan Revenue Cutter, as prize-money, for the spirits only, found started in Blackwood's Magazine. ma of either drawing upon his employers the most fatal odium, or ill the Midas Smuggler, captured by her, in February last. BROUGHAM ADDRESSED them FOR llie DEFENDANT, in a SPEECH OI CON­ To bring the question fully before us, it will be necessary to in­ Quebec, Aug. 7, 1821. * of writing what he must know would"be perfectly unavailing; " John Merry, of Normanby, near Kirbymoorside, Yorkshire, SIDERABLE LENGTH. The JURY, AFTER DELIBERATING ABOUT TWO mi­ quire, what were the political feelings of the lower orders at the The following is an extractof a letter from Capt. Manby \— NUTES, DELIVERED a VERDICT OF GUILTY. ithin time when the Constitutional Association was formed. That these 1 either attempting to cure a raging fever with spoonfuls of milk and . . \ - " Hofin, at Sea, July 30, 1821. who became insolvent about four years ago, having received a lay f«eelings'^verel u a'high degree a^i^ciaTaX 1 ^'ater' or °f endangering his Editorial existence by administering " A vbyage to Greenland a: a Whale Fisher, is among the most legacy of ^'900, under his brother's will, could not rest satisfied AN ACCOUNT of THE POPULATION OF all THE MARKET TOWNS vuiii til n, e cc al die NORTH RIDING pf YORKSHIRE, AS TAK< N ON THE 2fith ot M dtoiiiee d by no one, who attaches the least weight to demonstrative ?r? y. J? 5" remedies. interesting expeditions that CAI be undertaken; and although this until he called his creditors together, and gave up the sum to evidence. The seditious meetings which, in 1818, were held in The difficulty of obtaining circulation for such a Paper among frigid refton is annually visfced by many, vet the circumstances them : in consequence of which, they settled ^'10 per annum up­ LAST, and ALSO of THE INCREASE SINCE 1811 : — the lower classes, and I again repeat that it must circulate among .itl<<. 396 7fa"5 20 most parts of the country; the atrocious spirit which manifested and occufrences attending itare but little "known. This may pro­ on him for his life, as a reward of his integrity. Town's Names. IVahs.SC9 j L-Ym. ; '/ton/.'Increase, itself generally among th'e lower classes during the Queen's trial, them to produce benefit, cannot be overlooked. When it is taken bably arisfe from those who gererally frequent those seas, not hav­ 5-11> 5M 11D7 60 The accident by fire, mat recently happened to the Robert ASKRIGG and 011 the withdrawing ofthe Bill of Pains and Penalties—and the into consideration, that the great body of those persons are con­ ing leisufe to attend to concerns beyond the killing of fish, and BEDALE 955 9:u 1!)12 326 stant readers ofthe Radical Prints; that they can scarcely be brib­ Bruce steam packet, while on its passage from Liverpool to 9H3 f.'H7 1912 78 notorious and deplorable fact, that almost throughout the country, procuring! "afi,U ship" of blmber. But to those who derive gra­ EASINGWOLD , tho promoters of Addresses, simply expressive of loyalty to the ed to look into any others; and that their prejudices can hardly be tification lin examining subjeits of remote countries, the polar Dublin, which caused it to be run on shore and scuttled, has GNISBROUGH (,<)1 757 1408 2"3 Sovereign, were compelled, cither ti) meet in private, or to endure conquered by the most self-evident and potent truths, this difficulty world affords an inexhaustible source of delight; for here the mind proved more disastrous than was at first anticipated.. An attempt 11 AWES , IR>5 7t;.7 1520 )OR> never becomes wearied by sameness. No sooner do you take the to raise the vessel, so far succeeded, that it was got above water, HEMSLEY 93fi <>'<) n-7« 205- th the question ice, (a term given to first entering it,) but masses present them­ but at this critical moment the tackle gave way, and the packet i,i)H •512 810 217 ailing myself of a KIRBY-MOOR-SIDE selves in the most varied form the imagination can fancy; perpe­ was again precipitated to the bottom. The subsequent efforts LEYBUM 1937 2( (IS 4t;0o £92 furnished me. 5H9 1171 S57 they were nearly i tually to please the eve, aud afford constant employment to the were not more successful, and we are rorry to add, that the late MALTON 582 No one will say that there is any paucity of"loyal Papers in Lon­ pencil, they are modelled by the. hand of nature, of ah'baster white­ 430* 444 8;o ICo* wish, and, that to quote the Association's excellent Address, they gales have rendered the Robert Bruce a total wreck.— Greenock MASHAM „ menaced, not the predominance of this, or that party in the don, or that the addition of another would be likely to have any ness, polished by the continual vibrating action of the ocean, and Middlehatn , 1303 13£!3 2C26* f 92 State, but the safety of the State itself;—not the separate interests but the most trifling effects on its labouring population. Here at often tinted in colours from ethereal blue, to emulate the splendour paper. NORTHALLERTON 13,8 1 -H S 27-56 414 least, whatever the case may be in other parts of the country, they 7C4 14t"0 et> of this, or that class of men, but the liberty, the property, and the of the'sapplu're The philosopher has the greatest scope afforded Swindlers.—Two men of plausible appearance arc travelling PICKERING 7C0 security of All." can be as easily procured by the lower orders as the Radical ones; 1575 ]«.••; i 3.-40* him, in admiring the beautiful arrangements in christilization, con­ the country, attending horse races and fairs, for the purpose of REETH To keep these feelings alive, and to render their nature still here the most strenuous exertions have been made to keep them in gelation, and extraordinary optical delusions produced by refraction. RICHMOND 4-s 1 7 H1S8 1473 more diabolical, the press teemed with publications of the most circulation among such persons, and here the operations of the " The lover of natural history, also finds an extensive field to picking pockets and passing flash notes. Last week they were SCARBOROUGH 875 1(;22 1897 atrocious description ; publications which, from" the avowal of the Tract Societies have been the most vigorous and extensive. Yet contemplate the wonderful designs ofthe creator, in the most en­ at Masham fair, and were apprehended on a charge of stealing a Stokeslev". 1U23 1310 2533 378. notorious Carulk himself, would twenty years ago have brought what is the fact? The lower orders of London are almost to a man larged scale. The sportsman's resourses are endless, from the infi­ Twenty Pound Draft, out of a farmer's pocket, but the property THIRSK..' 40512 4C0S S697 1728 their authors to the gallows, but which in" these enlightened days infected with Radical principles! The lower orders of London nite variety of objects, and the advantages of perpetual day that not being found upon them, they were discharged. Their Trent WHITBY Cb'2 822 1504 were suffered to circulate with impunity. These publications were during the Queen's trial were the most willing dupes of falsehood reigns during the summer season, making all hours adapted to his and delusion, and were the most tumultuous and criminal of all Fall Bank Notes did not take at Masham ; they were too far Yarm addressed directly and, in general, exclusively to the lower orders, amusement. Bntto the man who delights in pursuits attended with At READING FAIR on FRIDAY, 300 TONS OF CHEESE W-ERE PITCHED, and they contained the most flagrant incitements to the worst of the enemies of the laws and honour ofthe nation ! The lower or­ north ; and their mode of circulating them at that place was not enterprize and danger, his enjoyments ate of the highest order; for very profitable; the morning after they had been searched, there BEING ABOUT 90 TONS less THAN LAST YEAR ; AT THE COMMENCEMENT wickedness, and the highest of crimes. ders of London are the persons who applied the most opprobrious nothing ean*equal the attack on an active vigorous whale, or a fe­ Thus gigantic were the evils, against which the Constitutional epithets to the Duke of Wellington, and who committed the atro­ rocious Polar bear—pursuits making the tiger-bunts of Asia very was found in the constable's house five and twenty notes, of FEW SALES were EFFECTED, AS the DEALERS, FROM THE low PRICES of Association was directed when it started into existence; and I will ciou. s outrag, e at the Funera, l of the Queen- , ! Here. then is a.. deci. - tame to those found in tbe frozen world. which the follow ing is a copy ;— IRISH BACON and OTHER ARTICLES, PPPEARED TO THINK CHEESE WOULD here put it to the sober sense of every unbiassed man, whether it «'ve and unanswerable reply to those who maintain that seditious You are aware, that before my departure from England, I No. TRENT FALL BANK. " 5. BE PURCHASED VERY CHEAP ; THE DAIRYMEN, HOWEVER, STANDING firm, could possibly have accomplished any, but the most trifling and P«neiples can be eradicated, seditious writers silenced, and the concealed the nature and design \of implements intended as im­ I promise to pay the Bearer on Demand FIVE Halfpence, in TOWARDS the MIDDLE of THE DAY SALES WERE VERY BRISK, at FICM 6S. UNAVAILING good, BY confining itself to the distribution of tracts, march of disaffection and infidelity arrested, merely by tile mstrdprovement- s in the whale fishery; and I left you, with others, to Cash or Steam, Value received. TO SS. CHEAPER THAN LAST FAIR. PRIME THICK SOLD GENERALLY AT FROM wjiich it couJd scarcely hope would be read, and to the establishing mentality of the Press. conceive the gun-harpoon to be my great object; certain as I was Entered Timothy Smoke, TIUWT FALL. 1R 54S. TO 56s.; LOWER QUALITY, 46S. to 49s.; BEST THIN, 45s.; AND ofa daily, or weekly newspaper, which could only have reached 1 have been thus prolix, on this part of the subject, because I of its ranking'among the most useful implements in the fishing, and For Richard Boiler, Thomas Nossle, & Co. am conv HALF-COWARD, SOS. TO 40s. In FACT, AVAST FARICTY OF prices WCIE those whom it would have been intended to reach, by a forced cir- hicud that, if the Constitutional Association confine itself possessing a decided superiority over all others, it was merely se­ FIVE BENJAMIN MARO-RAVE. t0 GIVEN ACCORDING TO THE QUALITY OF THE ARTICLE, TBE HIGHEST BEING filiation. Societies had long existed for the distribution of tracts, publishing, it will at once sink into a mere trading company, condary. A hand-harpoon, on an entirely new principle, with These words are displayed in the form of a smart showy note, and as many loyal newspapers and other publications were publish- and tne inestimable advantages which its formation promised, will 58s. But LITTLE CHEESE REMAINED AT THE CLOSE OF THE FAIR, AND THAT be wh shells and carcasses, were my great desiderata; and I am happy to with a figure of Neptune to the left; and it is supposed that one ed as could find readers: the Association could not give to such olly lost to the nation. I consider it ofthe very highest im- say, they have met with the highest approbation, as the harpoon WAS SOLD on SATURDAY. THE SHOW OF HOISE.s WAS NEVER WORSE, OR orranee of them contrived to divest himself of his fictitious itoie, while writings greater powers of counteraction and reclamation than thev P shew clearly to the country that nothing but the Law will effectually secure the animal, which forms so essential a branch SO FEW DISPOSED OF. TLIE CATTLE WART EXHIBITED SOME DROVES OF" can destro v the other was under search. already possessed, and yet when they pre-occupied the "round thev ' . those publications, which are at once die disgrace of of British commerce—the shells will instantly paralyze on their ex­ DEVONSHIRE OXEN, THE TRADE FOR WHICH, DOWN THE ROAD, BEING had, could not defend it,—instead of being able to make proselytes, th'e tne aSc> and its curse—that nothing but the Law can crush that At the Perth circuit court on the- 20th inst. Margaret Shuttle- 1 r plosion—and the carcasses generate a gas most destructive to vitali­ INDUCED THE OWNERS to DRIVE THEM on TO THIS FAIR, AND, we UNDER­ numbe" r of' 'thei ' r reader' s among th• e •lowe r classes was -dail - y dimi­ spmt, which of late has so repeatedly threatened all that is sacred ty. These will materially tend to prevent the fatal accidents that worth, the wife of an innkeeper, at Montrose, was found guilty STAND, it ANSWERED THEIR PURPOSE, as SEVERAL lots WERE TOLD at nishing. The Association undoubtedly could multiply writings, among us with destruction, and which, if not crushed, will sooner so often occur to the crews of boats, when capturing what are of the murder of her husband, by fracturing his skull with a or later realize all that it has threatened. GOOD PRICES. Cow CATTLE OF ALL SORTS, IT) CONSEQUENCE of the GREAT but it is equally clear that it could not multiply readers; and will termed " WICKED FISH," and quickly terminate the torture which poker, on the night of the 27th of April last, and was sentenced I reserve the consideration of the second question for a future CROP OF AFTERFEED, WERE in GOOD DEMAND, AUD SOLD at BETTER PRICES any person say that the one would produce benefit without the the fish so repeatedly undergo for a great length of time; and thus to be executed on the 2nd of November. other? '1 he evil was—not the want of loyal publications—but the letter; and remain, Sir, THAN AT ANY OF THE LATE FAIRS. destroy the barbarity often unavoidable from the present system, At the Old Bailey, on Wednesday, Manasseh Goldstein was profusion of disloyal ones; and experience had incontrovertibly Your obedient Servant, CATO. which'has called forth, in the whale fishery, the clamorous indig­ AT LEWES NTW CLIFFE FAIR, ON FRIDAY, SHOUT THIRTY THOUSAND proved, that adding to the number ofthe former, would'not dimi­ * This is not a correct account of the disposition of all the lower nation of some who profess tobe the possessors of the finer feelings tried for forging Prussian government notes. Mr Bolland stated SHEEP AND LAMBS were PENNED. In THE EARLY PAIT OF rhe DAY the- nish the number aud deplorable effects of the latter. class of our countrymen. Many are not unwilling, but they" are of sensibility. The quantity of ice found in tbe arctic regions, this the case to the jury, and referred to the statute of (he 43d of the SALES WERE EXTREMELY DULL, but AFTERWARDS THEY BECAME MORE In truth, the argument that the Constitutional Association ' not permitted, to read any but'Radical publications, unless'they season, is much greater than eyer known, and the fish in Greenland late King, which made forgery on any foreign state, or minister, BRISK, AND it is CALCULATED THAT SHOUT 2000 WERE BOUGHT UP, at might accomplish its objects by means of publications is but a new can afford to purchase them for their own use. The labouring fewer than ever were seen." j . an offence punishable by transportation for 14 years. In June the FOLLOWING PRICES:—Ewes FROM 20s. TO 30s.; AVERAGE PER HEAD version of the specious maxim,—" The press can always correct the ! man generally takes his politics and his beer together at the public- On the 18th inst. the Loro" Bishop of Chester consecrated the last two persons appeared in Berlin, of the names of Lobb and ABOUT 24s. J WETHERS ABOUT the same, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF a PEN errors oi the press." I have, on a former occasion, pronounced , house. The publicans are under the strict surveillance of the Ra- Simeon, wbo were found circulating forged Prussian notes to the this to be fallacious; and I must still believe it to be so, or disbe- < dical Clubs, and woe to them, if at the visitation of the Inspcct- New Church, St James's, Rochdale, and inducted the Rev. W. OF 6*0, BELONGING TO MR Kllman, WHICH he SOLD HT 4'2s. EACH ; heve my Bible—I must still believe it to be so, or believe tbe ex- i ing committee, any paper but " Dwarfs" of some kind be found J. Farrington, on the presei&tion of the Rev. W. R. Hay. amount of many thousands. The Prussian government directed BEST WETHER lambs FROM 14s. TO 17S.; AVERAGE ABOUT 15s. THEIE isting laws, and indeed all laws for punishing the licentiousness of j in their houses. This is the true Radical Liberty of the Press, The Rev. J Surtees, Rectbr of Banham, is preferred to a Pre- that Simeon should be faken into custody; and information WERE a few HORNED CATTLE, AND SOME of THEM FOUND PURCHASERS at „!.Li P|"cs^t0.°e uunece*ary, aud therefore unjust. Its truth can j which not only dictates what its own poor votaries shall read; bendal Stall at Bristol; patrln, the Lord Chancellor. having been obtained that the manufactory of these notes MODERATE PTICEA. "... to read the same, or nothing, and thus for- Qnd Regimedt of Dragooi Guards.—Lieut. St. George Cuffe was carried on in England, the Prussian minister of police was ^ METIKmL^T-O^ house into a school for extending its princi- to bef Captain, by purchase, tice Hames, who retires. dispatched to England with Simeon, to endeavour to discover the The 78TH CONFERENCE OF WESLEYAN METHTDJ-sts, WAS HELD Ibis YEAR The corporation of Londdbderry waited upon Lord Sidmoufh, individuals engaged in it. On thsir arrival in this country they at MANCHESTER. IT COMMENCED JULY 25th. REV. G. MAVSDEN, mg sufficient to enable them to distinguish between the true and were referred to Messrs Kaye and Fresh ft eld, solicitors, by whose PRESIDENT, AUD THE REV. R. NEWLUN, SECRETARY. the false—the good and the pernicious; if it can be shewn that during his late visit to DublJv and presented his lordship with LONDON, SEPTEMBER 24. advice Foy and Clements, the police officers, were employed, and BESIDES THE USUAL BUSINESS, the FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS, AMONG man s nature is perfectly neutral between vice and virtue—that in the freedom of their city. 1 OTHERS, WERE AGREED to. forming his opinions he will impartially listen to both sides, and NEWFOUNDLAND GAZETTES OF THE 14TH AND 21ST OF AUGUST HAVE the prisoner was traced as one ofthe party ; by the officers' con­ BEEN RECEIVED. The FORMER STATES, THAT a FRENCH GOVERNMENT Bank of England.—A'fCourt of Proprietors was held on 1. THE CONFERENCE HIGHLY APPROVES OF THE firmness, PRUDENCE, not be influenced by prejudice, passion, self-interest, or anv of trivance different parcels of the forged notes were purchased of AUD CHRISTIAN LOYALTY, EVINCED BY Mr STEVENS, Mr T. JACKSON, and (SCHOONER ARRIVED AT St JOHN'S ON THE 12TH, FROM THE CROQUC HARThursday­ . The governor, CRailes Pole, Esq. said, that the Court those guilty feelings, which we are told on the authority of /lea­ of Directors recommendedJ^at a dividend of 5 per cent, should the prisoner, and paid for with Bank of England notes, which OTHER PREACHERS OF THE MANCHESTER CIRCUIT DURING THE LAST THREE ven are inseparable from human nature, then the maxim is unas­ BOUR, CHARGED WITH A DISPATCH FROM THE FRENCH GOVERNOR THERE, had been previously marked by the officers, so as to enable them YEARS, IN REFERENCE TO THE AGITATIONS WHICH HAVE OCCURRED IN that sailable. But if it be true, that, man is prone to evil, " as the TO BIS EXCELLENCY SIR CHARLES HAMILTON, COMPLAINING OF THE CON­be ordered for die half y'ealfending on the 10th of October; and TOWN. a motion, in pursuance of this recommendation, was put. Mr to identify them when .necessary to do so. Simeon was made the sparks fly upward,"—that " wisdom crieth in the streets, and no DUCT OF SOME BRITISH FISHERMEN,WHO , IN RETURNING FROM LABRADOR 2. THE CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICTS ARE DIRECTED TO RECEIVE FROM EACH man regnrdeth her"—that there is no imposition which cannot be N. Grundry, of Richmond, then addressed the court. He alluded agent, and when the prisoner was taken into custody, he had two LAST AUTUMN, PUT INTO THAT HARBOUR} AND FINDING THE PEOPLE, WITH cli he liad made on a former occasion, 51. notes in his possession which had been previously marked, and PREACHER AND MISSIONARY, AT THEIR NEXT AMMAL MEETINGS, A SUBSCRIP­ practised upon the multitude, and no falsehood which they will not to the ineffectual efforts wb TION TO THE AMOUNT OF 5s. TOWARD DEFRAYING THE EXPENCE OF ERECTING THE EXCEPTION OF TWO OR THREE MEN, HAD RETURNED TO FRANCE, AS IS >el the Directors to make a fair dis- which had been just before paid to him by Simeon for a parcel of swallow, even against the evidence of their senses—that vice constant­ CUSTPMARY AT THE END OF THE FISHING SEASON, PLUNDERED AND SET FIRiEn a lourt- of law, to com SUITABLE MONUMENTS TO THE MEMORY OFTHE LATE Rtv. J. AND C. WESLEY, ly meets the support ofthe passions, and virtue their hostility—that closure ofthe profits in ther hands, with a view to a regular half notes. On being questioned how he had came by these notes, he said MR FLETCHER, AND DR COKE, IN THE NEW CHAPEL, CITY ROAD, LON­ the one triumphs in defiance of the most powerful restraints and the TO Aie GOVERNOR'S HOUSE, AND SEVERAL OTHER BUILDINGS, WHICH WERE he received them from Simeon, for some watches he had sold him. DESTROYED, AS WELL AS A NUMBER OF BOATS, AND OTHER ARTICLES BEyearl­ y distribution of the some, instead ofthe system of occasion- DON, AND TO BRING THE SAME TO THE NEXT CONFERENCE. most severe punishments, and that the other can scarcely be kept in month after, he had himFelf received Under the present indictment, however, the prisoner could not be 3._ "Wo STRONGLY ADVISE THE PREACHERS in THEIR RESPECTIVE CIRCUITS, al bonuses. In less than a; existence by every species of stimulant and protection—that we LONGING TO TBE FISHERY. SIMILAR OUTRAGES ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN convicted, unless it could be proved that he was a party concern­ PARTICULARLY in THE more POPULOUS DISTRICTS, AND WHERE THERE is A GE­ have all a strong relish for slander and what gratifies the worst COMMITTED AT QUIRPON. THE PERPETRATORS OF THESE VIOLENT AND a bojus bf 30001. a great p; it of which he conceived belonged, in ed, or that he knew of their being forgeries. This point he should NERAL NEGLECT OF THE MEANS OF GRACE ALREADY ESTABLISHED, TO a^AIL feelings of the heart, and a proportionate disrelish for what teaches DISGRACEFUL ACTS ARE BELIEVED TO BE WELL KNOWN, AND it IS TO BE fairitess, to preceding propr etors of the stock which he held. He be able to prove by the testimony of Mr Newman, a respectable THEMSELVES of EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO PREACH m private HOUSES, ESPE­ restraint and self-denial, and that personal gratification influences, HOPED, FOR THE honour OF THE BRITISH NAME, THAT THEY will BE CONCLUDED WITH moving, bywa y of amendment, that the dividend CIALLY IN THE cottages of THE POOR; NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF .SUPERSED­ more or less, all our decisions—then the maxim is false, palpably BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. THE FRENCH are SAID TO HAVE TAKEN a GREASHOULT D be 6 INSTEAD of 5 [e r cent. Mr D. P. Payne ,replied at engraver, who had been made the innocent instrument of pro­ ING THE REGULAR EXERCISE OF" TIIE MINISTRY in OUR CHAPELS, OR OTHER and demonstrably false; for it cannot possibly be true, if, in the some length to Mr Grundry, and contended that the courts of moting this fraud, having been employed to engrave the plates PLACES of PUBLIC WORSHIP ; BUT in ORDER TO OBTAIN ACCESS to THE MORE contest, one side be supported by the passions, the prejudices, the QUANTITY OF FISH THIS SEASON ON THE COAST, PRINCIPALLY WITH THE SEIRIE. THE INCREASING COMMERCIAL ENTERPRIZE and ACTIVITY OF THIlaS w coiild not interfere hut to support a vote of the proprietors. made use of in carrying on the fraud. A number of witnesses NEGLECTED PART of the PEOPLE ; AND to bring THOSE WHO ARE at PRESENT wishes, and the appetites of those whom it addresses, and the other Mr Giundry wished his amendment to be decided by ballot; but were then examined, whose evidence fully supported the state­ LIVING WITHOUT GOD in THE WORLD, UNDER'SUCH A CONCERN FOR THEIR have to oppose those appetites, those wishes, those prejudices, and NATION is a CIRCUMSTANCE THAT ALMOST EVERY ARRIVAL FROM THE WEST­ SOULS, as WILL INDUCE THEM TO BECOME STATED ATTENDANTS UPON the OR­ those passions. But it is idle to attempt the refutation of such a WARD FORCES ON OUR NOTICE. In THE GAZETTE OF THE 21ST, WE FINDto thisit was replied, that that mode of division could not be de­ ment made by Mr Bolland. Mr Piatt, as counsel for the pri­ manded but on the requisition of nine proprietors. One of the soner, maintained that the instrument in question, which the pri­ DINANCES of THE LORD's IN USE. maxim by abstract argument. Thirty-six years ago the loyal Press A SET OF RESOLUDONS AGREED TO at A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE INHABI­ THE FOLLOWING IS THE STATEMENT OF TBC NUMBERS THIS YEAR IN SO­ could be scarcely said to have a rival—the Hoxk , the Wooi.ERS, TANTS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, HELD ON THE 10th, IN WHICH THEY ASSERTproprietor s enquired whether it was true that discounts were to soner was charged to have forged, was not properly called in the CIETY : — and the Tnj-XWALLS were unknown ; it has been since invariably DIEIR CLAIM TO AN INDEPENDENT LEGISLATURE, EQUALLY WITH NOVA be reduced to 4 per cent ? (The Governor enlarged on the incon - indictment, for it was not a promissory note, or undertaking for In GREAT BRITAIN supported by the better part of the nation, and in some degree by venience which might result from a premature disclosure of the the payment of money, nor an order for the payment of money. 200,354 SCOIIA, THE CANADAS, AND THE OTHER TRANSATLANTIC COLONIES OF In IRELAND 23,538 Government, and it has been conducted by men of learning anil deliberations of the Directors on the subject alluded to. In The document did not bear upon the face of it the name of any GREAT BRITAIN, It IS TO THE WANT OF THIS THEY ATTRIBUTE, IN THE In FOREIGN MISSIONS 28,678 talents. The Radical Press has had to struggle with the weakness person who was compelled to pay the money. Mr Boiland, in of infancy—it has had to contend with the abhorrence of all honour­ WORDS OF THEIR 4TH RESOLUTION, " THE UNCULTIVATED STATE OF THErepl y to a question from another Proprietor, as to the new plan able men—and it has for the most part been under the guidance of ISLAND, THE DEPRESSION OF ITS TRADE, THE INSTABILITY OF PROPERTY, ANDo f a Bank note, the Governor expressed his regret that the ex­ reply, contended that the 43d of the King was intended to in­ Total under the Britii.h and Irish Conferences - 252,570 the grossest ignorance and stupidity—and yet, in this .short space THE WANT OF INSTITUTIONS FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH." A SUB« pectations entertained on that subject had not been realized, hut clude foreign securities, and that by tbe language of the note it­ Ditto under the American Conferences 256,881 of time, and under all these disadvantages, the Radical Press has SCRIPTION WAS ENTERED INTO FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING THE OBth­e inquiry was still prosecuted. The resumption, however, of self it would be seen to be an " undertaking for the payment of driven the Loyal almost wholly from among the lower classes. JECT OF THE MEETING, AND THANKS WERE VOTED TO LORD HOLLANDcas. h payments, had materially added to the public security; for money," and the words " Office of Realization at Konigsberg" Total of Methodists throughout the world, exclusive This fact, which cannot be shaken, is decisive. If, in the face of of 1 ravelling Preachers - 509,451 LORD DAROLEY, Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH, SIR JOHN NEWPORT, DR the Bank was now ready to give specie, not only for 11. and 21. plainly showed it. Mr Justice Richardson over-ruled the objec. Increase this year—In Great Britain this, it bo still maintained that " the Press can correct the errors notes, but for any note to any amount; and this alteration of af­ tion. The prisoner being then called upon for his defence, said, 9,137 of the Press"—if, when tbe whole Loyal Press of the country has LUSHINGTON, AND Mr WILLIAM SMITH, FOR THEIR EXERTIONS IN THE In Missionary Stations CAUSE OF THE COLONY, WITH A RESPECTFUL ENTREATY FOR THE CONTINUfair­ s would soon break up the trade of forgery. Mr Grundry's " All I have got to say is, that I have done it from distress alone'. 1,236 been defeated by an infant shelterless foe, it be sdll contended" that In America * _ 15,957 the dispersion of a few Tracts, and the establishment of a single ANCE OF THEIR INFLUENCE IN ITS BEHALF. amendment was then negatived, and the original motion carried. Gentlemen, I have a wife and seven helpless children, and I did newspaytT by the Constitutional Associau'on, could rout and exter­ Droll Scene. Mansion House of London. On the this to give them the bread which I had no other means of ob­ 26,330 minate the enemy, that has become a giant, and is entrenched in THE CANADAS. taining. I assure you, gentlemen, I did not know there was any The FOLLOWING ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE QUEBEC GAZETTE OF THE 9TH20t h instant, just as the ordinary business of the day was that almost unassailable fortress the mind ofthe ignorant, obstinate, harm in what I did. I asked Mr Lobb whether there was any Decrease in Ireland 262 passionate multitude, at least those who do not wish to throw away OF AUGUST. IT REALLY DISCLOSES A VERY HARD CASE, BUT, WE BELIEVEconcluded, , and the Lord Mayor about to retire, the well- known little Waddington made his appearance, preceded by illegality in the transaction, and Mr Lobb put his hand upon his arguments will avoid the discussion. THE WEST INDIA COLONIES ARE OPEN TO THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS Total increase 26*,068 OF CANADA:— Leadbetter, the niarshahmn. It appeared that Mr Wadding­ heart (the prisoner described the manner), and said ' Upon my Xhis applies generally ; but it may be necessary to speak more honour and soul there is no illegality in the transaction.' Tills particularly of the establishment of a newspaper bv the Constitu­ TRADE AND THE CORN LAWS. ton had met several of his old companions, and they agreed RETRENCHMENT. tional Association, since that is the project recommended in the We UNDERSTAND, THAT IT IS INTENDED BY THE INHABITANTS OF DIFFERENTt o call a public meeting, with the view of V discussing the pro­ is all I know, gentlemen." A great many witnesses, chiefly before-mentioned publication. PARTS OF THIS PROVINCE to PETITION HIS MAJESTY AND BOTH HOUSES OFpriet y of addressing his Majesty on the great loss which he neighbours of the prisoner's, were called to give him a character. REDLCflONA^KD ALTERATION IN THE They declared him to be an upright honest man. Mr Justice ^ If we ctssume, for the sake of argument, that the funds of the PARLIAMENT, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE EXISTING REGULATIONS AFFECTING THEin particular, and the nation in general, had sustained by the _r ESTABLISHMENT. Society would enable it to establish a public print, it must be ob­ TRADE OF THIS COUNTRY. death of the late Queen." A placard was immediately, with the Richardson summed up the evidence, and the jury found a ver. NF T! -vr°- CTTLLING Up°" the hcudsot' the other departments vious to all, that, in addition to the natural difficulties attendant on It IS WELL KNOWN, THAT IT IS TRADE THAT ENABLES ONE INDIVIDUAL TO diet of guilty. Ia ES s 1 vii approbation of those assembled, drawn up. Waddington having «L« J J F 1 15 , government to enter upon a revision of their the obtaining of circulation, the Editor of such a Paper would APPLY HIMSELF EXCLUSIVELY TO ANY ONE BRANCH OF INDUSTRY, AND YET BY FZEC T'"EFF^L'NTS' WITH A V.IEWT0 economical reduc have to encounter many most formidable ones, from which the THE MEANS OF AN EXCHANGE OF THAT PART OF ITS PRODUCE WHICH HE DOE'caughS t the eye of the Lord Mayor, begged, in tiie most re­ John Smith was indicted for returning from transportation Hons = Editors of other Papers are exempted, . . NOT REQUIRE FOR HIS OWN USE, TO SUPPLY HIMSELF WITH ALL THAT IS NECESspectfu- l manner, tobe allowed to state a very improper and un- withouwunout lawfulawruli excuse,. iwMr AtloipliuAdolphus stated, that oon a former answ III THE FIRST PLACE, HIS PAPER WOULD HAVE TO BE ADDRESSED ALMOST j SARY, USEFUL, OR COMFORTABLE IN LIFE. constitutional attack on one of the most valuable privileges of the • occasion the prisoner at the bar was tried by a London "urv for to state exclusively to the lower and uninformed classes, for it is ainon. course they have fallowed, in the revision of the esUaSment of It IS THUS, THAT TRADE OR EXCHANGE OF COMMODITIES BETWEEN INDIcitizen­ s of London. The Lord Mayor expressed his regret that j the offence of being at large in London without lawful excuse uu,u:, e them that the evils exist, which the Association seeks to combat": VIDUALS OF THE SAME COUNTRY IS INDISPENSABLE TO INDIVIDUAL ENJOY­there should be found any fresh cause of complaint, but hoped, • he being at that time under sentence of transportation. The the treasury under their immediate direction " ™ w ot the cause of God and the nation, yet at least, needs no additional They have thought that they should best carry into execution the MENT AND GENERAL PROSPERITY. TRADE, BETWEEN DIFFERENT COUNTRIEStha, t whatever might be the injury to the bulk of the citizens, Mr jury, on that occasion, acquitted him. " supjiortors among the higher and well-educated orders. lie would OPERATES AMONG COMMUNITIES IN THE SAME WAY as AMONG INDIVIDUALS have to .• 'apt his -style to the meanest capacities—he would be con­ OF THE SAME COUNTRY—VIVIFIES THE INDUSTRY AND INCREASES THE WEALTHWaddingto n was not a sufferer to any extent beyond the general, fined to tl>v most common-place topics—he would"be condemned to AND COMFORT OF THE INDIVIDUALS OF WHICH EACH is COMPOSED. sympathies which manifested themselves in times of peril amongst. refute the most vulgar and senseless trash, and to direct his war­ THE POWER OF REGULATING THE TRADE OF THE COLONIES, WHICH BELONGthSe friends of the constitution. Waddington held up the placard, fare against the most ignoble adversaries, THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT, IS, IN FACT, A POWER OVER FHE FORTUNES,an d reading aloud the contents. In an indignant tone, said, " My it Lord, I suffer for my country; I ask your Lordship is there any i b thing in this placard offensive to decency, to order, or to common ; to be tried twice for fhe same offence. The crown denied that efficient execution oft] if business, or the more correct and reselvc ie public service, rendered it necessar1 yv tto sense? Is there any thing objectionable in it? Does it prove .' this was the same offence, and this was tbe issue which the jury ' P establishments either cnated on'enhTr r"^ '"1^- t, emol _„ publica­ questi that there is any design against the state, either by conspiracy, or would have to try. The prisoner, It appeared, had been con' : ».™™ts of the oflice-s eomposino- these ^tabEshmems sh^M? as nilated tions, such as have hitherto been thought too contemptible for re­ heretofore had any reason to complain of its exercise or its effects. otherwise ? In the name of the Lord, what are we all abo.it ?" ' victed of burglary, and sentenced to death, which had been com- ' • f" ' "".nearly as the change of circumstauccs would ad- futation, that circulate principally among the lower ranks, and Peace, after 25 years war, public debts, taxes, and paper sys­ It would he hard for some of lis to answer your latter question, ; muted to transportation for life. Several witnesses were then 'm?rH" ° !' .C lTeiVt>d 'h ?' . 1-emim -» •"roil»r situations in 175-7, 'against these the 1 aper of the Association would have to be chiefly tems, have occasioned great changen in the state of trade all over Mr Waddington, replied the Lord Mayor, hut as far as regards j called, who proved th»t the prisoner was seen at Ian directed. 1 ton ever brilliant the success of such a paper might be", the world, and particularly in every part of the British dominions. Jon^tr ixccssaiy to THE PUBLIC service, or that its emoluments might if it did not circulate among the lower classes, it would be, with re­ There has been an universal derangement in the money prices of ed in gard to its intended effects, comparatively unless, and it could only every thing, creating innumerable losses and difficulties in effecting hope to obtain circulation among them, and dostrov the influence the exchange of the commodities of one country against those of of rhor.ewho mislead and corrupt them, bv being conducted as I another, and consequent inconveniences and distresses in all. have stated. ' & Changes of existing laws have been effected to meet this state of persons employed, and tbe ^riittmit 0f their emolumeiifo •

C PAR L ATA F PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW OM SATURDAY. Thh Bay b pulllshc*, Tr& To he LET, and emcred ur-C-n st M"artinma* a'"?'- S n£er°of OR F ° » ^ ^ * - ft?rError, PS IT ?' ftx R hr int in w St. James's—Hay 31 3s Od io 41 4s Cd—Aver. 01 0> Od 7T7T. e-eeutfonnPJ ' should hc ref-T, , '"" > '»ch no great- -"FIIE Sf'OHPlOX'CllITJC UMMASKED, or An"i-TXE\HA.\I TVXK MilJ.b, \iIRH f-n ACRE .,F J.-WI"). l^eJ Sit h , bush,B** «f U.Sd fhan was nccessan'for the Straw'll 10s Od t. 2l -2A ud—Aver. 01 Os Cd marivcisiojis on a pretended iievieiRevieivof,y ", K' ' ""s-:us,, a i~oemPoem, mm 11 Aupiicaiions to be made to Mi !**»!'. -'.'.I. Clover 31 7s Od tt 41 1.7s Od—Aver. 01 Os Od four , v\h!eh appeared in Black""0"1 s Edinburgh Maga- Hall, ,\ LI. thos,- TWO VK.ssru, d :u the \Yr-:? U 1 SMITH FIELD, Mondav, September 24. X_v. End *>f the BiicV. S;rvet, ;r T. viirh tt.; zinc, for June. Ih21 ; in a Letter tea l''«!^L -. ^ Manors of Ilerhnm, and A nick IIRA, cemoiitii iiiore-aiu. vi, (To sink the ofilil—"stone of 8lbs.) BY THE AUTHOR OF l«%EURs, A POEM. The Copyhold Tenants who inU-NT; to eiiTnme;«*e their tiardeus nnti csther t n-enccs i'fehind , as leiianle.1 bv Beef 3s Od to 4s 4d I Veal 3s 4d to 5s 4d Mark-;., and Mr iV:gi:-.,r.. " To tuk i-iTKRAiiy Pl^buc, particttlarly oi Scotland, this are hereU,, informed that the Instructions for their respective 1 let dM Mutton 3s Od to 3s Sd | Pork 2s 4d to 4s «d Exposure oi- Literary Iniquity, is respectiuify inscribed by their of Enfranchisement will be received at the Manor Office, in IU ^Ai.-H«, FOUR ancient COT'J'A iiE.\ in the same Ht reel. Lamb SS 4d to 5s Od obedient Servant, The Acthor." ham- (One Prwpertv. VI;:rden Ground uuj.iii.-n^ and iiiu.;ed:u(eiv In-hiud tbe said Col­ HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY : Newcastle: Printed by Edw. Walker,_Pilgnm Street; and lates, and now in the Tenure or Occupation of Ann Scuiiiekl, Beasts about 2,509— Sheep 19,940—Calves 260—Pigs 240. sold by Charnley, Newcastle; Constable, Ldnihurgh; Baldwin, TO BE LET, Ificliard Adam-, Hubert Arkle, and - T.iddle. SW0"1"1^ or proniiiH ^ "I1.1 Janua*7 <™<"that A full market of Beasts and Sheep. Andat-o, THRKI-: small COTTAGES, <*» the North Side w,,i and Co. London; Parker, Oxford; and by the Loofoellers in For one or llin that day shall be considered ^ '» whic<*h ""»}may' take placplacee fifro m I'm™, and ent'n'd upon May V.itiu 1S'J2, to tlle new NEWGATE & LEADENH ALL MARKETS. of the last-mentioned the nett Durham, Hexham, Kelso, Berwick, Alnwick,^ Iiaivick, and _„v,iIn- orde-r- t—o introduc"•uonuce thVnethis niwwv tr . '° ' ' regula'ionsregulations. . u yCt %Wth 35 Iitt] tem aS (By tiie Carcase.) Jedburgh. AVhere may be had " Fleurs, a i ™. I nee 10s. 6D. who^ 0t til « n?avcn»Mfemas as may be practi- 3Sf:? ^ - little ^ ^yasmayberW aS ,ssibio to Beef 2s 4d to 3s 4d | Yeai 3s 4d to 5s Od whose interest may be affected tl^f ?' the individuals Mutton 2s Sd to 3s 4d [ Pork 2s 4d to 4s 3d i^S * 'RECTWL THAT ^R. BROWN and WHITE POINTER DOG followed a hose situation fa,"no t to be L'o& P«-"»« Lamb - - 3* 4d to 4s Sd J'^^ubjectto suehpavmen; ? h' ShaU retain hi* P'««it emo- Coach from Newcastle lately. The Owner may have him Average price of Tallow 2s 9Ad per st. of Sib. Yellow Soap SOs A eBC,eK be due therefrom) unti HI " *?-U,E ^I'Wannuated fund as may by proving his Property and paving ExT" - f or allo —Mottled 90K—Curd 94s—Palm —s—Graves 20s—Good Dregs 7s o">ce, he shall be em tied «anCe for length of • Apply to John HaVelot'k, Birtley. e CH —Candles 10sOd—Moulds lis fid. 6D per dozen for ready money. at least equal to that wh chh,.„ " ' regulations, to a salary September 20th, 1821. ______W FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. —- —-!LJ " 1'osses.scs. worked by a plentiful Supply of Water from the River Wear. Span. Sheep, Leonesa 3s GD a 4s fidSaxony . 1 st 5s 6d a 7s 3d NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE FIRE-OFFICE, Proposals in Writing ( Post-paid) will be received until Ma-Jimnas Bell. South Shields— Seplembei The followiu'r circiiiTT^"'""*"*'""*'*":*'"*'—— 2d 4s Od a 5s 3d • Segovia 3s Od a 3s 9d FOR INSURING HOUSES, BUILDINGS. GOODS, next, br Mr Thomas Kilbuni, Escomh Woodside, to the Care of •— Soria 2s 9d a ."3s 3d Boheiu. lst 4s fid a 7-s Od BUILDING H-IT-KS IX Xi '.V77//'MUEIl! .IXD "« London has been issued by the Russian consul WARES, MERCHANDIZE. HAY, CORN. LIVE Mr G. Bowness, Bislion Auckland Sept. lu. 1S21. Seville 2s 3d a 3s Od -2d 3s 6d a 4s Gd A XD 1' E B CV S Til /-." /•: 7 S. Russian Consulate, 28, Great Winchester-street, STOCK. SHIPS IN HARBOUR, IN DOCK, OR Sir,—.]- . ... September 19, 1821. PRICES OF LEATHER. On SAI.K bv private oee WHILE BUILDING, &c. FROM LOSS OR DAMAGE TO BE LET, e the c mm Butts, 50 to 56lbs 21 d to 24d Calf skins, 30 to 40lbs 27d to 31 d Nl.'MKER of EXCELLENT IHH^iXC. SITE'-', information oV\dl twX^ , ° '"ee of Lloyd's, for the BY FIRE; AND FOR GRANTING ANNUITIES ON And imiiwdiate Fossessian may be hud, for any Number vf Years Ditto, 56 to 66lbs 2ld to 22^<1 Ditto 50 to 70lbs 26d to 29d ±< >< in t'.:.v that I have receivedK'™^ ^erned in the ^altie lrad LIVES. A in Northumberland S»n-et. and Strc.-;. >o- Dressing hides i7d to 18M TIINT can tie agreed upon, 1 11 0 fr m my Ditto 70 to 80lbs 25d to 28d '^"f^ ^ * recenSv coii^S ? , " ° government castle. From the" K-cent Purdue of l!.e li '.'•:•»- C:...:. t!i.- Fine coach hides 19dto20d Si nail seals (GrldJ 18d to 19d npHE PROPRIETORS of this A Capital WHITE PAPER MILL, late in the Oceupa- Proprietor i?. now enabled tn form an <•<:•<••. s reel be:-n bay of Tolsburg, i ,,"'™™ , hiirbour, situated in the small AHD n t Crop hides 35 to40lbs 17M to 1 Large do. 14dtol6d JL OFFICE most respectfully beg Xfl. tion of Mr John Annandale, containing three Engines, four Northumberland and Percy Srrects. v. :i ho laid out m a estate of Kunda UH^UF^Tj^l £s_wia, not far from the Ditto, 45 to JOlbs 18 Ad to 20d hides !6dtol9d Vats, spacious Drying Lofts, Drying Stove, Sizing and Bleaching & ed b lln Inl eral -a ~ Tanned horse Leave to inform their Friends, whose Manner most eligible fbr the Purchasers of the Ground now oilercd •89* of last March thn^ ™ , " ^ P "kase of the 18dto21d Houses, Stables, Cart House, Dwelling Houses for Master, Fore­ C ular f;t lri Spanish HORSE hides, „ "9 fe> Premiums fall due at the ensuing for Sale. established there under thA !| S /" " -houf,e barrier should be K, ,lda US altnched to th dis RAW HIDES. Michaelmas Quarter, that printed Re­ man and Work People, &c. together with ten Acres of excellent Wans may be seett, aud further I\o'ii:.i:-- en ; Anrlicn. trictof the custom-Sou*of i£.VJ 1 * <" " Lest Heifers & Steers, (per st.) 2s 2d to 2s lOd Land, and every other Requisite for carrying on to Advantage an ex Lambs ceipts for the Renewal of their Policies, tion at the Offices of Messrs Br.-.-kett :-i:d • n. S. ;. Products, as established IrvthT' ° P°«ation of aH Russian 3s 4d l that thc in to Os Od Sheep Is bid to Is lOd are now ready for Delivery, and may extensive Paper Manufacture. This valuable Mill is situated at it from any foreignSJf ^ ' *Portation to Sandhill, Newcastle, ;y;h September. 1 1. th articlcS of ut a,ld Middlings 3s0dto0s0d Polled Os Od to Os Od ILIIIIFE be had on Application, either at their Haughton, near Hexham, Northumberland, about one Mile from ""fisonh/: all otherforci™ Z T ? * her- b 0,ubw ,ra orto 1 int0 Ordinary 2s 8d to Os Od Downs Os Od to Os Od J Office, in Newcastle, or of any of their Chollerford Bridge, where fhe North Tyne is crossed by the great To hi' SOLI) bv private Coi:::vc!, 5 subject to the reourMS^^ , P ' Eunda will Market'Calf &dy est 9s Od ea. Fells Os Od to Os Od ! Agents, in other Towns, Military Road, leading from Newcastle* to Carlisle, &c". by which FREEHOLD a.-.d TVTIIE-FKEE i-.ieiM, situate! «an produce from &.S^'w f blished in such cases. Rus- there is an easy Communication by good Roads with all the principal HO EV(?1 PRICE OF SUGARS { In Order to prevent Loss to the Insured, from unintentional A in the Tounship of Hamsterley. near i> i.np Auckland, in Seueral established T'T' ,T -» be imported on the a d that a11 v RAW. Towns in the Kingdom. The Machinery being driven by the pow­ called K.WVVF.SM \L 75 »*S the haroo in ' " «sels arrivin and sail- , REFINED. • Omissions, this Office allows fifteen Days after the Expiration of the County of Durham, ! 1"S. containing lr s Jamaica brown erful Stream of tbe North Tyne, is never at a Stand for Want of «>l'Tl<<-. -harges as are now oiyS^S ^ 54s a 58s I Single I^oaves 84s a 85s each Year, for Payment. The Holders of Policies, therefore, Acres more qr less, now in the Occupation t .<>'.-•,(,nd. Middling fiOs a 6-Ss Double ditto 114s a 117s whose Premiums became due at this Quarter, are hereby informed, Water, and being situated in a plentiful Coal District, that \ alua- For Particula.s, enquire of Jo'ui (>reei;Ael!, liamster'.ey, the remain, 8N; your most obedient Servant Good 67s a 70s i Ilambrp' 86s a 88s that if Payment is not made on or before the 14th Day of October ble Article can be had of an excellent Quality and at a very mo­ Proprietor. A BE 1J Antigua brown 53s a 57s Bastard's 5Ss a 70s next, (when the allowed fifteen Days will expire,) they forfeit the derate Expence,—in Consequence of which, and the excellent Roads John Bennett, jlin E.„ ^ ; UBATCHEFSK Y. Middling 58s a fJl s Benefit of their Insurances,' with which the Country is intersected, the F.xpenee of Carriage is El'LWI,R,L west E' >ESS:. J Molasses 22s a 23s - to the committee of Llovd's Good 64s a 67s Br. Cindy, per lb. 32d aI2d i The Agents of this Company, very trifling, the Whole being performed with Ease by one Man To be SOU) hv private *'<":.ract, 10N T0 and two Horses. His Majesty UooV^ ,V AFRICA, OILS, per ton, of 252 gallons. ! For tbe County of NORTHUMBERLAND, are A LLthat MKSSl.'AG'E or DWELLING-HOUSE, si- opportunity of proniotir,K.'" ,considelfand takes every New Greenland Whale 231 Os Spermaceti 641—1 Mr John Bell, Abbey, HexhamjMr Thomas Fhrousox, Alnwick Further Particulars may be had of Mr Walker, Printer, New­ -T'L tuated on J-'uF.vell Hill, in the Pari-H <-.f M.,NK .-earo.outh, in c im re sls pressed Ws deshi, a £_ .*f . «-' : of science and art, ex- Old -1 —I Linteeed 301 Os Mr John Brows, Morpeth Mr Jajiks Foester, Berwick castle upon Tyue; of Mr Leadbitter, 21. Bueklershtiry, London; the County of Durham, and known by the Nar.;u i >' RI dwell Vet tmi formed to explore ceSH, w- ^P^tion should be Pule Seal —1 261 Pale Rape 4310s ' Mr Isaac Pkakt, North Shields' or of Mr Smith, Haughton Castle, the Proprietor, who will shew House, Part whereof (together with an exn .I-'.W waJul Garden V, IN ICS, Exclusive of Duty, 7s. 7d. per gallon. and Grass Pkit i;; front) is- now in the CKC;I\ at:oii «if .Mr JOMYH m toI,s j For the County of DURHAM. J and lei the same. researches of M. Belzoniin t i «J«ence of the successful ! 1 ort, old, per 138 gallons, SOL lo 481.; new, 221. to 351. j Lisbon, i Mr Chris. Bainbridge, South" | Mr EmvABD Shafto, Durham! Swap., and the other Part is uudasa Public H :.iut 1! rC 0, Uryj but the of per pipe, 301. to 341.; Madeira, per pipe, of 110 gallons, (East ed by tlie Name of I'uhveli Inn, and ;;i THE i' the present expedition ™0 fVJdlftw , ^ , " " Shields J Mr Thomas Ayre, Sunderlani WEARMOUTH BRIDGE. i 11 c of that -entlern.-,,, f" 1' '- rent character from the m.rsuitUrSuits s 1 of thatgentJeinan, inasmuch asTw th^^" ^ ^ P* India) 451. to 751. ; Sherry, per butt, 251. to 651. For the County of YO KK. Lawson, as Tenant. derous monuments of V, ,\ ?• i , ^^»very, not of the pon- TOLLS TO BE LET. r Mr Thojias Warham, Leeds Mr THOTIAS HAM, Scarbro' and "Vf 0TICE is hereby giren, that the next Meeting of the Also an excellent WIND ("CRN MILL. s>:u.-.tcd at a short l Ur but of the uns of Times of High Water at Keivcastie, Shields, and Sunderland. Grcekand Roman ed ficef In ^° ' ™«' Mr Isaac Coosen. Bradford Bridlington L* Commissioners of the above Bridge will be held af the Com- Distance from the said Inn, with the ciipit:-'. Alc.i-bicery and FIX­ diftb-ent parts of Libvi XV ' 11 V* cu,1.l«ctured are scattered in Mr Chari.es Whitelet, Halifax Mr George lair-ET, Whitby i tures therein, and now in the, (K-cupa;i;i! ••('il e ;-dd Jol'n i.awsi.11. W t,,0se ctl Newcastle. Shields. Sunderland. 'Ksion Room, in the Exchange Buildings, in Sunderland near visited, audio which thev o^.H T , C^ mm a£ sevwalebrate d nationdmhrmt s Mr Joseph Banks. Thirsk Mr Thomas Gell, Knaresbrb' And also 150 Acres (more or le>sl of Aiabu. .Mca' government, with the Saturday, 29, ' Mr Michael Brasthwaite, Kendal. / ences appertaining theieto, now in the PO-M.-•KILL Of MrJt.seph su « 7 I 6 22 4 52 1 5 7 5 2 j 5 17 mencing from the 12th Day of November next. Whoever happens - Bcechv, uuuiv VL-ITH''^1 P«--nntetid this expedition, is Mr Sunday* ao, For the Coumyof CUMBERLAND, / Swan. The Land is divided into Fields of c.UI t Si: e, auit is %; andL™ SilU- £ht-' JK"R»s«i consul to 6 37 • a 53 5 22 i5 38 5 32 • S 48. to be the highest Bidder, must be prepared to give Security, with suf­ -e, lm:, and Monday, Oct. 1, 1 6 Messrs Thos."and Jos. Rome. Carlisle. / in a good State of Cultivation. The Dwell it ;;j• RIOU 1W U f Bo,MH,i 6 15 : 7 15 5 40 0 5 50 { 6 10 ficient Sureties, to the Satisfaction of the Commissioners, for the i:;i:T built, rdS °f the Admiralty have also Wednesday, 3, 7 35 j 7 55 20 : e 40 30 : 6 50 N. B. The Stock and Utensils of a Farm insured in one,Sum, Payment of the Rent at such Times as will"be named; end no All the above Prenii-es are held by a rcee-. •ibie !.c:v.e for 21 8 IS 8 45 7 3 ' 7 30 1 13 1 7 40 Person will be allowed to bid unless his Sureties are personally .--nhject to a small -pedit-on, ly liul^V^ZZ^^ object of this Thursday, 4, without; the average Clause, at the reducedjR^te of 2s. per/Cent. Years from the Dean and Chapter of 1 )•!•.'- .• 9 18 1 9 53 8 3 8 38 8 13 ! 8 48 present. By Order of the Commissioners', aMi ill re-iuci to Friday, 5, 9 9 *#* This Office holds itself responsible fbr Loss or Damage annual Out-rent, aud are mo.-t couser.ienilv Saturday, 6, 10 43 11 20 28 10 5 38 10 15 sustained by Lightning.—Newcastle, Sept. 20, 1821. ' MICHAEL LAWS, 1 ™ . Markets, being within two .Vfiles of omuiv:. live of Eolith 12 7 12 43 10 52 11 28 11 2 11 38 THOMAS COLLINjUcrk:"- Shields, and ieii of Newcastle upon Tyue, to e.IT of n bich t5:er, I > that embelli-h rl-,. , "v-.*.- caecuiea tne engravings SUN FIRE-OFFICE, • BisHopwearmouth, 13th Sept. 1821. » a Turnpike Road. in posSSonht.,\fl0u!5o^£bai voyage of which the public are THEATRE-BOY AL. BANK BUILDINGS. ani> CRit&'S COURT, Further Particulars may be had on .\ppi:>- : to Mr Rohert to SuZ;),/ Vr Sl'1 ,S mtmd^ tu *»1 round the coast, and CHARING CROSS, LONDON, FORD $ LOWTCK TOLLS TO BE LET. 1 i'.ilwell ^\'e^:t 1 t 1 wbWh vAV onl GRAND TRANSPARENT ORRERY. Sioi-ey, of Whitburn, or to Mr Joseph .swar t5« , " "' >' P'oceed so far into the EntirelyNEIVSCENERY and DECORATIONS, on a Scale FOR INSURING HOUSES AND Ol 3ER BUILDINGS, HE next MEETING of the TRUSTEES for these House, wljo will shew the Premises. to th" coast"Ulb^onsis em with its safety, or allow au easy return GOODS. MERCHANDIZE, SHIPS N HARBOUR. IN WiU St rt from Tri oli of Grandeur and Alagnificence never i/et displayed in this Town. Tolls is appointed to be held at the House of Mr James U T ofwhie 1'CJL^? 'T " P » to the Bey MR LLOYD, DOCK, OR BUILDING, AND C5VFT, FROM LOSS Glaholm, in Ford, 011 Tuesday the 2nd Day of October next, at " MAHOGANY.' ment to rem MUNF ,tlo» has been dispatched from this- poveru- ANNUAL LENT ASTRONOMICAL LECTURER, OR DAMAGE BY FIRE. 11 o'Clock in the Forenoon, when the TOLLS arising at the Toll For SALE bv Auciion, 1 SSIT!; "' ^hichwill, no doubt, be affimfcd as it AT THE THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYiTARKET, LONDON, On Thursdan the 1th of thtohcr, at 12 o'ChckX*->n, in the Ii\ y y that ,ow er u,,on biniiljlr HE Managers of he SUN FIRE- Gates of FORD BRIDGE, BARELEES, and the RED- iS »L ' " wcasions. TJTAS the Honour most respectfully to inform the La- OFFICE respectfulracquaint the Public, SCAR BRIDGE, will be publicly let by Auction, to the best ed Yard, No. 45, Nov l>,:-ud-„. T WENTY-TWO Logs of sound HONDURAS M.\> W, C 1 111 a ck nt tim JLJ. dies and Gentlemen of Newcastle and its Vicinity, that he that they have come to Resolution to insure Bidder, for such Terms as the Trustees may .think proper, from ?es of fWn^, \ " ' « conteiiicd the two ecun- HOGANY, in Lots of one Log each. For Particular Marn purposes, early in October, should he be honoured with P*atronage, Farming Stock, in Barns Outhouses, and Rick- the 11th Day of Nov. 1821. Whoever happens to be the best T PoMs frorn '«"'«- TORMVR was called Penta- apply to Mr Thos. Snaith, or Robert Chapman. thufavL reilt to give his COURSE of ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES, Yards, and also growing r stacked in the Fields Bidder must have his Securities then and there present, to give 5 Bwm" ;TS ?"ies which it contained; one of «hkh M no lie ic illustrated by the of the same Farm, also lit dements of Husbandry Security to the Satisfaction of the Trustees, for the Payment of the N'ewcastle, 19th Sept. 1821. bmted L n > ' f "- ™ > ^ spot where the cele- S heHeS )eHdcsare Rent agreed for. The Rents this Year are =f822. EIFCTED V^l^ ' S^'eraliy supposed to have DIOASTR0DOX0N; thereon, at 2s. per =£lOO, Is far as =£10.000. Th'e To be peremptorily SOLD by Auction, Tnlfnt, Cottar thst-mt was Barce or Barca, and Ptolemais, now Or, GRAND TRANSPARENT ORRERY: Managers have likewise -resolved to extei 1 the Sums insured on At the same Time and Place will be LET by Proposal, the At (lysl.m's, the Golden Lion Tim. Smith S>,'nh!s, % I'™montormm, now Cape was Apollonia miums, viz.:— N'excellent DWELLING HOUSE, situated at rhi; RasaC of New Scenery and Decorations, on a Scale of Magnitude and On Common Insurances to =£10.00 at 2s. per Cent. March Burn, and other Branches of the said Turnpike; likewise StWuMW T{ W B,USU-SH» ^NUERLY the port of Cvrene, that Splendour never yet witnessed in this Town, selected at an immense South-east Comer of the Market Place, in South Shield--, "tuated on a little island ; it was founded by Battus, who Hazardous ditto to. 6,001 3s. ditto the WTNNIN G of the STONES for the said Roads. The above and lately occupied by Dr Davidson. There is a spacious Yard Expence; the Whole forming the Desideratum of Astronomical Doubly-Hazardous ditto to S.QOp 5s. ditto Work to be done by the Cubic. Yard. For Particulars enquire of ieo uuther a Lacedsenioniaii colony from I'hera, one of the Cy- Beauty and Intelligence. behind the Dwelling"House; a Cottage containing two Rooms, RZZ I al!dth? kmgdo'u was afterwards beiiiieathcd to the LIB- Priuted Receipts under the Hands under-mentioned William Lowrey, Clerk to the Trustees. (fronting East-Street,) and a Two-stall Stable. C £ UlU 1J None but those who have witnessed this sublime Representation, twf f{ L ^ -° tol«'»H'S surn.ii.ied Apion, and was Agents, are ready for Delivery, for the premium and Duty on Barmoor, 8th Sept. 1821, The Premises arc hidden by Lia-e from the Dean and Chapter rormed by that nation into a province with Crete. The expedition in its present improved State, can form an adequate Idea of its Policies, due at Michaelmas; and Proposals of the Terms of In­ ex Iore transcendnnt Beauty and Intelligence. of Durham for 40 Year*; Possession :'exccpt ofthe Cottage) may P. the vestiges of it, which are supposed still to remain surance may be had of them, which will be found as modeizath in IVfOTICE is hereby given, that Application is intended be had immediately, and further Partifiilars may be learnt of i\ir under the name ot Curin ; to the east of this stood the fifth city of Subscribers to tlie Course, three Lectures, Boxes 9s. Tickets every Respect as those of the othrr Offices. J,1 to be made to Parliament, in the next Session, for Leave to Bowlby..—South Shields. .Sept. 21s!, 1.-21. ancient Cyrenaica, called Darnis, now Deme. transferable. Farming Stock may be insured, generally, in all Barns and bring in a Bill for building and erecting a Toll Bridge over the ou th of Subscriptions are received at Mr Walker's, and at Mr Humble's, Out-houses, or on a Farm, without the average Clause, which may ,i-„ . (. Afarmarica (before mentioned,) which our countrymen River Wansbcck, at a Place called the Gaol Quay, in the Town­ " To be SOLD by Auction, y.u visit, and mthe midst of the sands of the Libyan Desert was a where likewise may be had an Epitome of the Lectures, with Plates, be seen by applying to the Agents, who' will Rive any further In­ ship and Parish of Morpeth, in the County of Northumberland, At the Rose and Crown, Markrl-pkicr, Suth Shields, on. Tue.hr/, fl-nall and beautiful spot, refreshed bv streams, and luxuriant with Price is. 6d. formation -which may be required for explaining this Mode of In­ belonging to the Justices of the Peace of the same County, to the the 9th Day ,.f Oeioher vert, at 4 »'Clorlr in the .MEMO, verdure, m which stood the temple, so celebrated in antiquity, of surance. opposite Shore, in the same Township, Parish, and County, be­ LL the FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, SHOP, Jupiter Mammon, said to have been founded by Bacchus, in gra­ _?30,OOO MONEY FOR FIRST PRIZE ! Newcastle on Tyne & Gateshead,fStockton, Thomas Jenxett. longing to Miss Frances Heron, and for making a proper Road or and PREMISES, situated on the North-Last Side of the titude to his father Jupiter, who appeared to him, when perishing so™ OF NEXT MONTH, (OCTOBER) Michael Hall, (Berwick, Johx Dunlop. Avenue from the South End of the said Bridge, to the Turnpike Market-placeA , in South Shields, lately occupied by Mr C'hristo>I!,< r with thirst, m the form ofa ram, and shewed him a fountain. rJP BISII respectfully reminds his best Friends, the Sunderland & MonkwearroouthJlsorth .Shields, Wm Hosner. Road leading from Newcastle upon Tyne, to Edinburgh, at or Clough, Surgeon. •Were was the 1-ons Solis, whose waters were cold at noon, and hot JL o Public, that the STATE LOTTERY commences Next Thomas Satohell. < JSouth Shields. James Kirkij!\'. near a House in the said Township, Parish, and County, now e aU> tbc For Particulars-, apply to Mr Cu'htjor! Y.nmg, West Docks, FT =u , r"' celebrated Oracle, so difficult of access MoxTjfci, and that the very first Prize drawn will receive _?30,C00 Durham, Thomas VVallis. (Hexham, J. D. Bell. occupied by Mr John Davison; and also for making a proper South Shields, or Mr S.' Reed, Solicitor, Cheering Place. New­ ttffougfi the Libyan Deserts, and which was consulted bv Alexan- Money over and above whatever other Prize it will be entitled to. N. B. Policies insuring Three -H,uni>R>-o Pounus are issued Road or Avenne-Jrom. the Northern End ofthe said Bridge, to e tireat castle. . ^ ^. . . alter a memorable and dangerous journey,"the token The Scheme contains Three Prizes of =£'30,000, and 6,711 other free of Expence; and all 'Payments for Losses by Fire, are made join the Town Street of Morpeth, on or near the Site of the pre­ ot which, transmitted to posterity, is the ram's horn upon the head by this Office without Deduction. ~ *~ "To be SOT/D by Anptloii, Prizes, all Sterling Money, and not Two Blanks to a Prize. There sent Gaol ofthe said County. HEN. BRUMELL. At the House of Mrs Jane Jfltinftn' the Georrc TUN, IN Newensf!- ot that conqueror on- numerous medals. |^J> The Sun Fire-Oflice has always paid Losses or Damage by Morpeth, Sept. 11, 1821. are neither Stock Prizes nor Classes, as every Ticket decides its npon Tvne, on Ahnda,, the nth D.y «f Oeiuh. r.iscj, at -l C-v* I he expedition will, in all probability, be engaged three or four own Fate and no other. Fire from Lightning.—London, Sept. 20, 1821. J n a in the Afternoon, (suh).: ! 11 thf Conditio to /.• fh-u /inw^/.vv' > years. Tickets and Shares are selling at BISH'; Offices, 4, Cornhill, OTICE is hereby given, that an Application is intend­ A eligible VUEE! I'RO- JOHN ANDERSON, LLihat am' verv valuablf lhee .OLD DONCAS'iEll HACKS CONCLUDED, and 9, Charing-Cross, London; and by his AGENTS in the N ed to be made to Parliament in the next Session, for Leave X_ G.ass (OFTICE, OPPOSITE ALL SAINTS* CHURCH, PILGRIM STREET,) to bring in a Bill to be passed into a Law, for enlarging and alter­ PERTY, in the Occopat'o" " Nortfiumberland i hursday, Sept. 20. The Doncasier Club Stakes of SOgs. each, Country:— Company, as Tenants, from Year !<> Year, situated en the North S. HUMBLE & Co., Stationers, Newcastle. Agent for Newcastle and Neighbourhood. ing the Term and Powers of an Act of Parliament pitted in the B. ft. for all ages. (4 subs.) Mr Lambton's gr. c. Duiisuiane, 4 Side of the Close, in Newer-tie upon 'lytic, and (.-.tending .-t'ek- years, walked over. C. Thorn am, Bookseller, Carlisle. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. 41st Year of the Reign of his late Majesty Kh-g George the Third, rhere tht re Is all cXCcel.t W. WALTERS, Ironmonger, Darlington. entitled " An Act for enlarging the Term and Powers of two Acts j ward— s as far as th•e- Sher..- -- Sweepstakes of 2Cgs. each, with 20gs. added by the Corporation, ERSONS whose- annual Premiums 1,1 tor syrsold. (14 subs, j Mr G. L. Fox's ch". Fortuna 1. Mr T. Hoggett, Bookseller, Durham. fall due.at Michaelmas, are hereby in­ passed in the Tweiitv-fifrh Year of the Reitm of his late Majesty } % ,-. of-: Co: P e i !ll lll 1 tsri'ii p;ir'- 1 Iouidsworth s b. by Orville 2. Mr Riddell'sb. by X Y Z 3. Col. T. Jknnett, Bookseller, Stockton. formed, that Receipts are now ready to be King George tbe Second, and the Eighteenth Year of the R?ig:*i i , ' -" .-'j - ' gi t reins d :K a i-oirp-i- King s b. Lunatic 4. 2 to 1 on Fortuna. A good race. Whenever =£30,000 Prizes have formed Part of the Scheme, of his present Majesty, for repairing the Road leading from the . >l " f.'t'-s'r("x'rt »y ate - BISH's Oflices have been (if possible) more lucky than usual, as delivered by the Company's Agents under­ Prenii-1 s hi'ir Si-:u-i- bweepsrakes of 20gs. each. Two year olds' course. (5 subs.) !:q>tcil for he has sold more than One-Half of all the Thirty Thousands that mentioned ; and the Parties assured are re­ Town or* Morpeth, bv or through Mitford, Thropple, Longwiuon, ! ratively mooera.e \:<',WC iciorv on a Mr J.ainbtou sgr. c. Dunsinane, 4 yrs 1. Mr Petre's b. c. by quested to apply for the Renewal of their !01! a d 1 d have ever been!!! And in the very last Lottery he sold One and by the North Side of Rothlev Park Wall, to Sting Cross, and ! " \ »™CM^«, ; "'J,? " t() V,.,srs Doukhi at., W otul, 2 vrs 2. Sir W. Maxwell's gr. c. Jock the Laird's Brother htv, ,t or T i'21,000, One .£20,000, One =£16,000*, and Sixteen smaller Capi­ Policies on or before the 14th Day of October next, as the usual to the High Cross, in Elsdon, in "the Countv of Northumberland." j ™R'I'', . !: ./ J;!.' '. v..','. ..VTLE ' 3. IMVD Queeusberry'sgr. f. bv Prime Minister, 2 yrs 4. 6 to 4 tals, Parts of which were sold by some of the above Agents. fifteen Days allowed for Payment beyond the Date of each Policy Such said Road commences in the Parish of Morpethpeui, anda passej: s i Stable, .*>hc.fairs, _Utff™ '1 i"- - *- - - -", on Duns-mane, and 2 to 1 agst jock. Won easy. _____ will then expire. through the Parishes of Mitford and Ilartbum, and ends in I C IP IT IL FREEHOLD ESTATE in the VOX'X'I I Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for two vrs old. (22 subs.) Mr F. SAMUEL FENNTNG, Jun. Sec. don Parish, and passes through the several Townships of Newimlis­ OF DURHAM. Lumley's ch. f. by Comas l. Lord Queensberrv's b. c. by Prime NORTHUMBERLAND. ter Abbey, Mttford, Newton Underwood, Thropple, East and West To be SOLD bv Auction, in one or more Lots, Minister 2. Seven others started, but were not placed. T is requested by Mrs Bewicke that Gentlemen will re­ Thoniton, Longwitton, Rothley, Hartingtoti, Ilarwood, Elsdon Mr John Andfrson. Newcastle, J Mr Ja?ies Elder, Alnwick, At th' Fink's Head hm.'i.i DorlinAon. <>n M '>d.:y, the '29! • LI-RV Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, lCgs. ft. for three year olds. (0 subs.) I frain from shooting or sporting on the Manors of CLOSE HOUSE, Mr Robt. Marshall, Morpeth, I Mr Hinry Johnson, Berwick. East Ward, and EF.don Ward, all in the County OI' Northumber­ 1S21, N,.„,J /'•/ URPETH, and HOLJISIDE. All unqualified Persons found trespass­ ofOelober, cf.,vhe oCh-t-a' pre.iou^y .Mr Gninston's bt. T BY Sir Malagigie 1. Lord Scarborough's b. COUNTY OF DURHAM. land. Bv Order of the Trustees, hi! prinde Cmdnol, ,>f iHJeh due A' C. Coronation 2. 5 to 2 on Coronation. Won easy. ing theron will be prosecuted. Mr Anthony Smith, Durham, i Mr B. Brat, Sunderland, RICHARD BROWN, Clerk and Treasurer. "fMIE valuable KKKl-JHOLD EHTA'l ' SUMMHIi- All Age Stakes of 25gs. each. (3 subs.) Sir J. Byng's b. f. Mrs Bewicke having received the Deputation for NAFFERTON, Mr R. Pearson. BarnardcastJe, J Mr Jobs Chipchase, Stocktou. Morpeth, Sept. 12, 1821. ,l,.. ,,| .,u!, of Arabh, I IIOI'SF,. containing '2I> Acres. 1 : i Luanda, 4 yrs old 1. Mr Houkisworth's gr. c. -Eacus, 3 yrs old 2. from Francis Cholmley, Esq. Gentlemen are requested to abstain Messrs Dobson and Thompson, | Mr Thomas Salmon, Attorney, Cu!:h-;»iie.i. j"i Wiiii'«^»ir- . c. MALCOLM, walked over. Mr U. L. Fox's b, c Stripling, paid. %* This Company have invariably made good Losses by Fire, towards a certain Bridge called the Abbey Bridge, in the said Pa-, I> IN Mr Lambton won nine prizes at these races. It is said that Mr of Alnwick Castle.—Aydon Forest; and the Grounds near the occasioned by Lightning. twelve from Rid-m'.nd, in Y-rV-hi-,-. to all «--t wtv. rish; and that on the 11th Day of Stptember inst. an Order was diatelv connecH'd with p"'»" T- I owielt cleared 30,0001. by his horse Jack Spigot winning the St Black-Lough.—The Woods in Ackh'ngton and Cawledge Parks. Proposals mav be had of the different Agents. signed by the said Henry Collingwood, and by Henry Colling- Leger Stakes, and that the jockey, Scott, netted ^OOOg. on the same Part of Rothbury South Forest, which lies West of tht e ASSURANCES on LIVES, being found to be advantageou: desirable .Situation, being well •.•oc! And that wood Selby, Esquire, one other of his Majesty's Justices of the , ,,n race. Hexham and Alnmouth Turnpike Road. to Persons having Offices. Employments. Estates, or other In tin it v ot the 1 .arl oi T)arJii ?' ' I.I-.: :iri; ( f < «,;;.!,- Peace in "and for the County of Northumberland afor< :.H, f',r r?, :i r S A "Man of the IViate. ?.:t«i *'" . ' ' "' BANKRUPTS. (SHUT. Thomas Mead, Sandwich, All the other Parts of his Grace's Estates, excepting Prudhoe, comes, determinable on the Life or "Lives of themselves or others.' stopping up certain Parts of the said Old Highway, within the Pa­ i < c • ••,:•• !••:.;.- brDar - Newburn, Tvnemouth, and the Southern Part of Newham, for Tables of the Rates for such Assurances, and for the Granting on Application to tie 1 'if r '' T '\'. i.'. i'»i-ii, near Kent, victualler. Wm Hailstone, Mildenhall, Suffolk, grocer. rish of Alnwick aforesaid, leading from a Place near to the Foot linaton, who is authorised to ire;r I rn.i' , .11.it m ver Annuities on Lives, may be had of the said Agents. •\r i ' Broad-street, Middlesex, boot and shoe-maker. which Deputations are given respectively; (and excepting Beanley, j of Cannongnte Street aforesaid, to the Barn-yards aforesaid ; and !e of tile ^aiiK which is preserved till the 1st of October,) being open to such Gen- j Persons assured by this Corporation n am who will send a lVr-r. to :•!.. •• IV-V Pr-i-. Mesheck Rowley, Bear-street, Middlesex, dealer and chapman. also for stopping up the said F'oot Road leading out of Cannoiigate If rcuire^. a cnudaeraUe Part of ti.t 1 urcli-e Mi ;ev tna rc- arr,s tlemen as have received Permission to shoot for the Season. ; uncertain Fund or Contribution, nor are they subject to any rmn?- 'pk " " > Arnold, Llanblethian, Cjlamora;an, cattle jobber. nants or Calls, to make good Losses which may happen to tleni- Street aforesaid, towards the said Bridge, called the Abbey Bridge ; 1 nomas Jones, St John-street, >.Iiddlesex, stationer. Samuel Alnwick Castle, July 27, 1K21. ; and that the said Orders will be lodged with the Clerk of "the Peace M sel ves or others; their Capital-Stock being an unquestionable Se­ T., he SOi i> FY Hancock, Middlesex, hardwareinan. (SKIT*. 25.)— : Jud-street, curity to the Assured in Case of Loss. for the said County, at the nest General Quarter Sessions of the f «be As i,'/:i'.".-->'" i'ai:' Bankrupt; James Knowles and Henry Walker, Salford, Lancaster, machine- Northumberland, with Newcastle upon Tune, and Berwick Peace, to beholden at Alnwick, in and for the said Ceimfv, on /By Order Kept. 20, 1821. • •' • -FI, IN TII makers. John Lavender, Leominster, Hereford, mercer and dra- ' upon Tweed. J Thursday the IP.th Day of October next; and that the said Orders It the Huns- per. James Beeston, Dravtou in Hides, Salop, mercer. Tho- I "VTOTiCE is hereby given, that the ANNUAL GENE- X£t„ JOHN ANDERSON procures MARINE IX- will, at the said Quarter Sessions, be confirmed and enrolled, un­ C\,u>>; AFLHVH'M.S-:o. SURANCES also, with the Corporation. F.LTR ;'(1"CL.IN Its Aji :•>'•<•>' mas Cnbson the younger, Liverpool, Lancaster, ship-bread baker, j RAL MEET I N(? of II IS .MAJESTY'S L1EUTE- [ less, upon an Appeal against the same to be tl en made, it be I\ Weriry Gird, late of the town of Leicester, but now of Park-Lane, i NANCY, ofthe County of Northumberland, Town and County' otherwise determined. ROBT. TilOUP, Solicitor. Very desirable E.<- of (new) 44s to 54s] Malt Tiiis Dai/ is miblhh.d, Price Sixpence, \ Percival Fenwick, E.-q. fiitto. ] ; Fine 5os Lo 60s Fine 73s to 75s (old) 29s to 32s Caleb Angas, "Esq. ditto. ' Biackwel! and Darl.r'g,on, in the County of Durham, comaiitirg Fine 34s to 36s TREATISE on the newly discovered WHITE VI- : together 243 Acres and upwards. ;..,-f,srity of the I'f •.•llijr-.-- Old 66s Hog pease W. M. Lamb, Esq. ditto. j,lr < o.or«e J.c - Sri H: rt.of Fickfnr 31s 32s oats 18s 10 SOs NEGAR. with detailed Directions for its Application to j Essex white I (new) to Feed A Joseph Lamb, Esq. ditto. ] 'Die whole ofthe Estate is in ihe Township of Blarkwcll, ARD i* near Chestvr-le-S 'UIRII.* reiative TO *l • 32s to 33s Fiue 2lstoi.;)s Piekliusr, and every Domestic Purpose. ' Tithe-free, (except a Close ca'led Darnton C'o^p': tm-ing « -tea'! (new) 45s to ."2s Maple Also 'Cortiticates of its Superiority in Medicine to all other dis­ John Buddie, Esq. Wallsend. i her TVr* Fine 54s to 63s White do. Poland do. '20S to 2: s Win Losh. Esq. Newcastle. Composition fur Ciow>, Cahe-, Lanibs, I-'ieeces. PI.S, tnis-. ;.n4 : ite MJ RRIr7 Stum and NO J n RRIIRJN. Winchester measure, for the week ending Sept. 15, 1S21, made tock-Street, Covent-Garden, in the County of ^Middlesex, then in Engagements of the Society being MR DE.IS SIX, Vdil-litri'!', Jitl;f 21, I.«20. JEIIV up from the Returns of the Inspectors in the Maritime Cities aud ' Bow-Street, Covcr.t-Garden, and lastly in the City of York, where guaranteed by a Capital ef =£550,000. A Return will be mailt at J BEG Leave t« r •turn vo r V i:h SITUERE THN:IK-. FOR f T i< a Melancholy Fact, thtit Titnti=ar!fL fall •Victims to Towns in England and Wales, and by which importation is re- 5 1 he died on the 4th of June. l.-»l. i> desired to apply to John Ma- Michaelmas, 1824, on Policies granted at Michaelmas, 1321. fl, ti e Terr TVA* B •< •e.\% I 'hi'- rcroivc-d from your iT»e.*irr«--b!e i: tlii : horrid l)->ease, ovrinr to the Unskilftdness of illlttrute gulatcd. Ihe Rates or Premium are the same a> at ot;s;-.r Offti.-?s. ANTiSCOLBi'iK 5 JHOI .—I ii, FOR luair.- \"I •.-T..-r- \.I \i\'.n M-ru who. by a*, improper 'Irr_?*r!» r.t ti-i- [f|r,' ; C_hrr.-.rv, Oats 21s Id Rye 28s 9d ! thews, of George-Street, in the Pari.-h of Tynerpouth. and County U Wheat 61s 6d Barley 27s 5d i of Northiimberii-nd, Esquire, when he will be informed of Some- Life So-.-ieiy.—This Institution is entirely distinct from the Fire. tr.'iibied H she Spring Beans 29s 2d Pease 31s lOd. .UttlltiiS • thing to his Advantage. It was established in 1808, on the Principle of the Equitable As­ mafory Erupfic a A;-.!-.-.-'IE <» .-.f-ti SF^R'R.R. the Head, Frr«r, md BR»-!Y. v.-/h Dirt-.r,-,-, In PRICE OF SEEDS.—September 24. ai.tis. ; N*. B. No Attention will be paid to any Application, unless the surance Society of London, except that the Rates under 45 eve Habit; but, by the U.x? of or.e larj F of the the Si: i% \oi-e in tfef Kar&. D-rafrt"-. S-ric, r- , OL 3*.e The Seed Trade for most articles remains steady to-day, co .so- nearly 10 per Cent, lower. Tbe present Receipt of Premium-- on L" Bott ftttac'r e.i Xod*r< on tj.t- Shin B-.-nei, "tficcr_ted Sor. "ITiroat. DJ — quently we have no material alteration to make in oirr gen:ora ^cur­ i Persou making it be prepared with conclusive Evidence of his been completely relieved, nor hew .-.•a«-t rency from that of this dav week, except that New Mustaid Jscods J Right.—Tynemouth, IIth September, 1321. Insurances amount to =£100,000. per Annum. A Bonus of £--0. Appearance of Swelling at rir.y >ub PERIOD. 1. r! tt— '9e, Nr.trurnal Pairts in thf Head and Limb-, (IRT-R-J, per Cent, ou ihe Premium paid was declared in June, 1816. * ken for other Disorder?.'; till at I/?nptH a R:.] L'Y-B'!i:v Sr mostly of inferior quality, are offered at reduced terms, and in-, mv dear Sir, to an^-.-er any Er.-jn-rie-v . ro^iccting tN .- f~> ,in - +«;rtrt •"Vi-ivm--. - nPHE Commissioner? in aComniUsion of Bankrupt, bear- *I"be Returns at present due will be p_id by the several Agents, uculars, and beg to remain, i\.ur . very s:r.ctiv!v a::MPSON, latv of the Town and Coun­ annual Payments are then due. The usual 15 Days are allowed ' To Mr John Llrn.rrp, Sureret:., Mcucht^ter. %* W*RFE e_-rh Fox H giv« n a enpi-w- Bill of D'rcctior-.. '.v VDTH ty of Newcastle u't«.in Tyue, and of Gateshead, In i]W Coun­ for renew;.!. 1 Tb.se Dn.p- ar bich Pe.soas art i-r.ahled .••{-.c-d'ly t« mr.- tk r.i-elve- 54_S 03onS. s—rimmofis: - osvw-* 34s. — Cartwa•--• - y Seeds aoa o,s—Lonander old in •St. Foiu ty of Durham, Jo-.ner and Cabinvt Mttt^f, Dealer and Chapman, Agent for Newcastle. THOMAS JOPLIN. P.Igrim-Street; '. 4s. CD. and il.-. ->; }| _d S..cr-:y, '.vrhoiit C_nf;i-.rmtnt or IJi-.idr„nc<- «,V I-3_=h-.--.--. _s_Rib Grass 26s 2.ss 34s—-Can-away IFR C >- intend to meet at tbe Cieor^e Inn, Nt-wejirtlG! Uj'Oij Tync, on . . for North ar.d South Shields. W. Barnes; Chester; and by }]. Prk-ttr', M • l:s araazir.c Si!- . for many Yt.rs. i-, a certain IR. do. 8s lis 12s 6d 14s—Spring lares, per quar, is .;Cs—Canar y 65s 70s— ; '•turn ot Monday tbe ist Day of OcttJKT r,t 11 of Uit? Cioek' in i'w I'UVR.J. C-.R.L-. I~. ••''. KAZ. •White Mustard" Seed -,<= fur Bishopwearmouth, Hugh Pan ton ; •own Tvrv; . B'F ••--!^'i"i-r-. MI rh ( :r: it 5'"ict r,ir «>ls24.s—Rve Grass lK.s 26> ; ; Forenoon, in Order TO WAIKI- Dividend ef tlw Estut^ and '••JTIIO*. Turnip Seeds, per biish.-.s^^.--> last, ^£-20 >-30 ^ » iiml , for Durham, F. Humble ; Shields;* G. W. ', B-oks-, MlT. South :->bivl<_-; Rtfd and { Beware ot" Cca_terf*-it-^-Tii^ "Gtn >r «R Bo*-rhaave** Red P: ! = sfel Eilects of theBatikrup:} v'.TEN nml wh^p the Creditors wh» ~~V.TR,. T. i'ari^r. Lt.'gji.-t-, S;mder- \ 1, or No. 2, art: ._ld by 3Ir 11. W_lker, arJ Mrs Ho.'^so'i^ 9s0d— Brown dobush. ' . —^fls 22s0 s24 -/L_Lus VT;C4A Oil Cake at the -• for Drriington. George Heighinpton Bim.svellers. B. hi Lintseed per cp.artc>r -* ^ f ; - >;o have not alr^-aey proved Ui*-;r Deln-s w WKt,* pvctu-vd %O provt* . for Stockton, Mr Mt-llanby; land ; T. H-ig^.n . Wii";:'i.>!:-. B' ok- : Newcastle. ; the same, or they » fil be excluded th* Bertvjft of the %hh1 DiV.itend. R for Morpeth, Mr Jtrkson ; '. : vr . IL>-ham : ' Tid= M-.Iicir.? i- Z highly uitful Remedy in Chronic Rhevma- Mill, P^fJ^^^MUU^ per owt. S,rn mbf.r K. • ^ M.-r:':.; ] [ And ai! Claims not then pn»\c\t will b^Aii<^p4, « Tor Alnwick, John Brown; i .1. C?r.h,i'TT, BOOK- Dn.„;»t, Darling- ' GITLVAOHT < -'RUCTMR,-. a;id .Sr'frvy F'.r«5»tir,r«»; in --'J,rt, l I JOHN BK0WN, Soticitt.r 10 th*.- tY>mniS'*U)fl. F New n^-^f^^rcw, I for Berwick, Mr Reid. ^ t.in; T. Di ION. it h»* s-I-ccii}-_ «-hm Sal:v_iiiiTi ijnd t.thtr M- in-: havr -NIH.I.. Vlh.. ILVRT* 4.Jsto7l*-ln Bags, 50sto60s Dr-rgt^t, N,.irtha'l«rton.

iiiuuui iimnrni dared to i-rotest against arbitrary iaw-, but pursued tu tbe Pyieit- taken for granted that he suffers for his patriotism, find ii ha* Gate-bead, lie fell on hi-, L;vl. ai.d !<-, supposed to linvp injureil weai-month. Mrs Marv Graham, widow. ac««l C .—The . . NEWCASTLE ! nees, HE pawed those mountain- .. • Now. he replies TO- TBE • voice of at Milltic-id, near Wooler, Mr John (lark, to ihe primer 0„ Va , . SEPTEMBER 28. been propo-.ed to ic-wavd him wilh a f.ubbciipiion. .-It is cien bis spine, as notwithstanding uu-dieal'assistance, be expired on the nation which calls bun to the presidency ofthe Grand Empire.. '.aid that it bus been begun by n donation of 5<-0i. under the Friday last. nephew of Ihe Hev. Mr Taylor, of Idle. } oi*shir^--. 1 0 N M SCt Ut TON" PAIR',* E : T TT ' *** ° """J ^ He accepts the general command of the constitutional troops, but m!t lne MB anonymous signature ofD'j ministerial papers i.Kect to se'nnight MatthewT youngest son of Mr M:tttoew fie will 110L deposit the sword on the trophy of glory till he hah se­ On Saturday last, at Staphtpit, near Darlington, while a Mrs -ro- Stockton, Jane Belford, draper.—The 12th imX at Norton WXORAL LA treat ibis as a decoy. It remains to be seen whether Sir Robert Johnson was in the act of pulling plums-on a tree, she unfortu­ VOLUNTEERS, TLU, ,'!??, " , P <*S «»ED WITH TROOPS AND cured the independence and happiness of his country. Fathers and „>7.—On Wednesday last, at Corii- D 1UH M EST will be as shy of accepting subscription money as the gmnds nately fell, and died on Sunday, from the effects of the fall. Jameson, late of Penrith, aged P^ED 1TH T "J Y **h MILITARY HONOURS AS HE mothers, brothers and sisters, and affectionate wives, cease to weep. of a fit of :ipople>-y, WER D (MITR­ at an advanced V S You will soon behold your children, your brothers, yourjiusbauds, have been. His friend"!,.or pretended friends, are eagerly Early on AVednesduy morning last, when the workmen enter- • forth, near Durham, at an advanced age, , KI WL -RT " ° <*O«"ED WITH LINGS, AND OAK AND tl UAID TH^l . C,ORPUR!LTIO»* OF ROCHESTER AND CANTERBURY who groan unjustly in chains. The gates of France, are open to ing off bis sei vices, wflicllI'tbey maintain excel those ofthe Duke ed the iron foundry of Messrs Embleton and Co. at the Skinner, Charles Garlbonie. Esq. much respected.—Go the __« «> • - • thC KI the exiles. All the military men condemned to public works for of Wellington; nay one pf them, declares that he is tbe Han­ Burn, in this town, the timbers of the engine were nearly con- j Bibhop-aiickland, Mr Wm Tain, aged 6'., mucli n-spc< ted , VlicZl?rV° "&-^E TBE HORSE, OF HIS CARRIAGE desertion, insubordination, or seditious cries, all other individuals G SE UUD T,L nibal of the British arurtf; the Demosthenes of the foiuni; tbe •mined by fire, and but for the timely assistance of persons in the. 24 th inst. Mrs Fiintoff, widow of John bimtotl, Esq. herotTT >Z ° « CROWDS ATTRACTED AN ALONG condemned to punishment for conspiracy, for writings, or lor ex­ M_i?Ti Y S'SLH OF THE &>V^GN, WE'RE IMMENSE. HIS pressions, are pardoned, and invited to join the standard of inde­ Cato of the closet, and*'the Washington of private life!! The neighbourhood, and the ready supply of water, it is probable the! Morning Chronicle srtys, that Sir Robert lias written a letter to | whole of the building would soon have been consumed, MARINE INTELLH..'ENCE. MAJESTY HONOURED S R W. CURTIS, BART WITH HIS COMPANY TODIN- pendence. All civil decisions into which there have crept errors NW, AT Ins marine VILLA, THE CHIT, AT RAMSGATE, AND REMAINED HIS or abuses shall be revised by a supreme commission. Commerce tho commander-in-chief,, demanding a court martial. Should Late on the night of Monday last, thc inhabitants of the lower ( LOSS OF FIVE DAVIS STRAITS WII ALE U.S. will suffer 110 more restraints from the officers of the custom-house. this be refused, it is his intention to address, a letter to his con- ! part OF New Rivet, Durham, were thrown into a state OF con si- 1 £U»T DIIRMG THE MGHT. On TUESDAY FORENOON, ABOUT 11 O'CLOCK, The Don, Brown, arrived at Aberdeen, on Tuesday woe! rom NI^UAJESTY EMBARKED IN THE ROYAL GEORGE YACHT, AND SAILED FOR The tax-gatherer's domiciliary visits will immediately cease. All - stituciils, containing a statement of particulars connected with j durable alarm by loud cries of" Fire," which were found to pro- T)-,Davis'vis,'s straitStraitss , with ''_•)] ffish , a bumper shi] 1 nd bring-' the fol- v.A,AIS, WHERE HE LANDED ABOUT 4 O'CLOCK. RAMS^ATE "ON THIS forms of worship are free and" protected. The constitution of 1791, with the exception of the royal power, is provisionally proclaimed, i his removal, and to take no further steps till tbe meeting of par- j ceed from the house of Mr Robson, Upholsterer. It appears lowing uufovti'pato accoupis of the f>bing. ... i-TJ.nrd' ti'.e ' '-it of O-.CASJON, WAS BR.LIIANTLY ILLUMINATED, AND TBE ROYAL "CARRIAGE WAS It'will be verified in you, and submitted to the acceptance of tlie S liament. He is to remain at Paris till he receives an answer : that the.servant maid of some ladies lodging in the bouse, bifd in- Aberdeen :—Elizabeth, Valentine, lost, crev-' saved. Ythan, DRTVEII UNDER A LONG SUCCESSION OF GREEN ARCHES, ON THE WAY TO ,fom hls Princess of Yv ales, Yiood- people, who-will solemnly swear to remain faithful to it. The two i toyal highness, THE HOSPITABLE ALDERMAN'S. • SEVERAL OF TBE SMALL SHIPS OF war legislative chambers are dissolved. A provisional government, •:m, JOili July. IN! v. WHICH ATTENDED HIS MAJESTY TO IRELAND HAD ARRIVED .at RAMSGATE, composed of five members, will be established as soon as possible, POSTSCRIPT—( ARM ACCOMPANIED TBE ROYAL YACHT TO THE OPPOSITE COAST. and will hold its sittings at Lyons, until Paris declares for the con­ London, IHE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND THE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY stitution, and hoists thc standard of independence. 11 jSew lork papers to ihe^o.11 OISL. nuve ute.11 IN*NM ,. . . . - - . . SAILED IN A PACKET BOAT FROM DOVER FOR CALAIS ON MONDAY MORN- The deputies of the nation shall be elected comformably to the constitution of 1791. They will be convoked in a national assembly Thev contain little besides speculations on the proceedings in the *'« extinguished before it had done any serious damage. Ilfirmony, Giemon; John, Newborn m N HLE MART UIS IS T0 %h ° * ATTEND HIS MAJESTY ON HIS TOUR. with the shortest delay possible. Province of Texas, wWdveccording to these' papers, is becoming a I 1 he anxiety winch was caused by tbe mysterious tljsappear- Ariel, 11ur:-t, clean ; Ilmnsw!••'-:. Rl II f.:- Om- - FHE DUKE OF WELLINGTON IS TO MEET TBE KING AT BRUSSELS, IN " The legion of honour is maintained in the form in which Na­ rendezvous of outlaws and smugglers; and the propriety of the ance ofthe gentleman from the Queen's Head I mi, at Dmh.-.m, brian, Johnson, 2:; do., end Jti'v ; In 1., ITU ORDER TO ACCOMPANY HIS MAJESTY TO THE IMMORTAL FIELD OF WATER­ poleon created it. All the royal promotions will be subjected to a province being taken possession of by the United St;-tes, in the as stated in our last, has been totally removed. The gentleman. LOO, AND TO POINT OUT ALL THE LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES ATTENDING THAT scrutiny. A commission shall be appointed to verify the titles of MEMORABLE VICTORY, each; and theverification'shall be submitted to the decision of the general in chief. The order of the Sun, of which the general in , NEARLY ALL RUMOURS OF WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY HAVE chief is the founder and toe grand master, shall become the public NOW CEASED IN THE FOREIGN JOURNALS; AND LETTERS FROM ODESSA, OF sign of patriotism, of virtue, and of courage. Brevets of knight THE 28th ULT. EXPRESS tbu GENERAL OPINION THERE TO BE THAT PEACE hood shall be delivered to persons who are deemed worthy of wear­ Will BE MAINTAINED. THE TRADE WITH CONSTANTINOPLE WAS re­ ing the decoration of the order of the Sun. All other orders are j SUMED, AND THE PASSAGE OFTHE DARDANELLES AGAIN FREE. THE RE- suppressed. , - ^L?"_F .EMPEROR ALEXANDER HAVING SET OUT FOR THE ARMY ON " All French citizens between the age of 15 and 60 are soldiers

of the nation. oops S in THE PRUTH, IS UNFOUNDED. SOME OFTHE GERMAN PAPERS CONTAIN : Bolivar most willingly accepted it, and, a capita- ~ ^sequence of a dispute, which originated in the j , " The national guard of France shall be immediately re-organiz­ the two chiefs, Pa Qn bis p up lhec0Ul try WHAT IS SAID TO BE THE ANSWER of THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT TO TBE — little army on grand stand at Doncaster races on Thursday. Mr P. considered ; 'f],e crews 0f the above five vessels, which were lost e..ily m ed. Every corps of citizens shall nominate its subalterns and offi­ lation being signed, Col. Pcreira embarked "with his ... RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM. It STATES IN SUBSTANCE THAT" THE PORTE HAS July, were all saved bv the other ships engaged in the fishery. cers, up to the rank of chief of battalion inclusive. These nomina­ board the French vessels, and was conveyed to Porto Cabello. In himself insulted by the captain's conduct to a female relative The following vessels have arrived at I hi!! from Greenland:— ALWAYS RESPECTED TREATIES WITH OTHER POWERS, AND ESPECIALLY WITH tions shall be, made by ballot that port they found the Asia, a G4 gun ship, from Spain, having under his care. The parties fired twice, and the second ball The Fame, Scoresby, .<) fish, tto hints; Jane, Gambler, 1 (ish, -10 RUSSIA. THE ENERGETIC AND EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES TAKEN AGAINST " The national guard shall be divided into two classes, namely, on board the newlv-appointetl Viceroy of Mexico, that of Grena- lodged in the captain's shoiilder, and it was not extricated at the butts; Cato, Tm-nbull, 1 fish, 12 butts; Unity, Short, 11 fiMi, 2<>0 THE GREEKS WERE ONLY DIRECTED AGAINST REBELLIOUS SUBJECTS. EVERY the marching and the stationary guard. The first class shall com­ da, and the plenipotentiaries senf by the Spanish government to . ,, . . , state. An exchange t5me e 5 undc rstood to be in auan< erous bmts. »The EJlison, Johnson, from Davis's Straits, with 1,'S fish, prehend the citizens between the age of 15 and 40; the second, treat of peace with the Independents. As soon as they arrived, . . £ ,. „ . GOVERNMENT HAS THE RIGHT, AND EVEN CONTRACTS THE OBLIGATION, TO of shot which dJd L fe e on R> sfmie inoriI 400 butts. those between 40 and 60. Its service shall be distributed and regu­ a ncgociatjon was set on toot , . 1 • • . ~v *i,„ PUNISH TRAITORS, AND ALL WHO DISTURB PUBLIC ORDER. THE OTTOMAN The Ev.-retta, of London, from Greenland, with 5 fish, -10 tons, lated for thc support of liberty and good order.' ln GOVERNMENT HAS DISAPPROVED OF THE EXCESSES COMMITTED by TBE America is very unhealthy. The accounts from Long Island, j S> between a Mr S — n and Mr YV 1, arising out oi the sam and Resolution, Kearsley, from ditto, 7 fish, 1U is, passed V> Inl­ " General Lafayette is appointed Lieutenant- General of the Baltimore, Amelia Island, and Norfolk, are extremely calamitous. e dispute POPULACE; BUI THE PEOPLE HAD TAKEU UP ARMS EN MASSE TO DEFEND national guards of France. < /fhe whole of Amelia Island is a perfect hospital, not one family On the 15th inst. the Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened by on the 2cd inst. THEIR RELIGION AND the LEGITIMATE THRONE. It PROMISES THAT WAL- being well, and in many instances not ope to assist another. So at Jedburgh, by Lord Mea.dowbank. The only case, either of a " The composition of the army shall be the same as in 1813. AH ' On the «Mth «f.hinf, fv.o boats lv!NN_,,:e..- to • ih<-li>liin-r Gre:iu,;, bT < which LACHIA AND MOLDAVIA SHALL BE EVACUATED, WHEN THE INSURRECTION, OF the troops shall be immediately amalgamated, and resume their readful is the disease, "that there is not one sentinel to do duty. criminal or civil nature, was tbe'trial oI* John Ward, accused of" Greenlimdiiiiiii, of'this port, were np-T-t at accident 2 of the crew* vere unfortunately h One of them has WHICH THEY WERE the THEATRE, SHOULD BE ENTIRELY SUPPRESSED, AND numbers of order. The officers, subalterns, and soldiers, whether The Jamaica papers which have arrived to day to the 16th Aug. stealing a silver watch, and who, pleading guilty, was sentenced uriiish us with the following intelligence, in addition to what ap- left a pregnant widow and two children, \T r Me William, 11"' PEACE AND ORDER RE-ESTABLISHED THERE. THE DETENTION OF SOME on active service or not, shall resume their rank. We enjoin all to nine months imprisonment. ii?' l!:. crew, !!. :md officers, subalterns, and soldiers, who enjoy any pay from the\sta'c, leared in the evening papers :—" WeJiaveuot lately received any master, subscribed .'il. ; Richard German. <> SHIPS LADEN WITH CORN, IN THE BOSPHORUS, OR IN the port of CON­ iintelligence from Panama, the channel whence we usually derive William Heron, of Morpeth, gamekeeper to the Earl of Car­ the rest of the crew collected 'd. among il-ei l\es. for tbe rcliel'of to assemble immediately at the grand constitutional head-quarters, STANTINOPLE, it SAYS, WAS a MEASURE COMMENCED BY the NECESSITY accounts of the contests in Pern; but-we understand, that letters lisle, and at present one of the best shots in the neighbourhood, this miforicn.-IU'family. The owners h;,\t r.erolislv pr'id t.i the under pain of forfeiting their allowances, and being declared traitors • time of the ship's OF STORING THE CAPITAL WITH PROVISIONS; BESIDES, it was THE LOCAL to their countryj. . from Cuba, by the last arrivals, mention, that an American vessel killed his first, bird on the day of tho coronation of his late ma­ families lh< full wages of the deceased up U;•t h AUTHORITIES WHO ADOPTED THIS MEASURE, WITHOUT WAITING FOR ORDERS " The General in Chief, convinced ofthe patriotism and zealW' h»d Just arrived there with accounts of a late date from the Pacific, jesty Geo. III. an ival in port. 1011th, was totally FROM THE GOVERNMENT; FINALLY, IT STATES THAT THE CHRISTIANS PRO all French citizens, and especially of his companions in arms, doVs by which it appear?, that the Viceroy, t3en. La Soma, fifldper- Friday and Saturday last were very rainy days in this neigh­ The Sarah, Muire, from Newcastle fi.-r urn lost hist week on Barlwr Sand. VOKED THIS STEP, BECAUSE TBEIR PRIVATEERS KEPT tbe DARDANELLES IN not enter his native country in the rear of tbe enemy's baggage. So mltted the various merchant vessels, at Callao, to arm themselves, bourhood, but the rain full so gently, that we understand it did an to take on board volunteers, for the purpose of bringing the The Ellens, Scott, ,.f North Shield-., from Milford for M:r:um- far from it, his desire is to diminish the burdens that press upon art r not injure tbe unstacked corn. Tbe moisture seems to have J A STATE of BLOCKADE; THE PORTE, HOWEVER, IS WILLING TO GRANT A blockading squadron-to action, that hi consequence tbey had com­ s spoken the ist itist. in ir.t. 4 7. M. N. long. 4!'- J i. V. . all unfortunate people. Nevertheless, it is his duty to make known,\ beep brought by the easterly wind, as according to accounts from ' REASONABLE INDEMNITY TO SUCH RUSSIAN SUBJECTS as SHALL PROVE THAT that 30,000 foreign bayonets are now at his disposal, and already pelled the* division left by Lord Cochrane, who was off Truxiilo, to well, by the Mary, arrived nt N'ewhrtvcis. the western side of tbe island, the weather was fine there. Since TBEY HAVE SUSTAINED LOSS BY THE MEASURE; AND THE free NAVIGA hover on the frontiers. A sacred battalion, a guard of honour on abakdon the blockade, and that the port of Callao was by last ad- The'Phumix, Foreter, armed in the Ch.te from Quebec, passed TION OF THE STREIGHT SHALL BE RE-ESTABLISHED. THE PORTE NEVER horseback, and. a detachment of the marching National Guard, vicei declared open." Saturday there has been a continuance of fine days, and the har­ 011 the IOth nit. the Lord St Helens of Newcastle, tin- Cathnriiie, ENTERTAINED ANY OTHER VIEWS THAN the PUNISHMENT of THE GUILTY; compose the escort' of the General in Chief. The Kingston Chronicle, of the 4th of August, contains a Pro- vest has proceeded without interruption, excepting a little on of Leith, and the Jane, of London, Hdingben.een the I'randy Pots and Green Island. AND IT FINALLY PROMISES THAT ALL FAITHFUL AND PACIFIC SUBJECTS SHALL " The first national standard is intrusted to the protection of the clamktion from General Bolivar to tlie Venezuelians, dated Carac- Tuesday morning. The greater part of the crops have been sacred battalion and ofthe troops composing part ofthe escort. It cas, June 30, in which he congratulates them on all the fortified gathered in good condition, and are also allowed to he abundant. Tuesday, one ofthe men belonging to the Gi-viiville Ray. setting CONTINUE TO ENJOY THE PROTECTION OF THE LAWS, AND SHALL NOT BE MO­ some of his comrades on shore in Shields harbour, fell ove rboard shall be greeted in all thc piaces through which it passes with ring­ places in tbe country excepting one, being in their possession, and The idea of the prices rising, unto the opening of the ports, has LESTED IN THE EXERCISE OF THEIR RELIGIOUS WORSHIP." their liberties firmlyjestabhslied, by his late victory.. and was drowned. ing of bells and discharges of cannon. A general illumination shall now vanished. THE AUSTRIAN OBSERVER OF TBE 7TB INST CONTAINS a MANIFESTO The funds have f|itiained stationary all day, and left of? as un­ take place in the evening of its arrival at a city. The National SOUND LIST BY THE GRAND SEIGNOR, ADDRESSED TO ALL THE PUBLIC FUNCTIONARIES Guard which escorts the standard from ode city to another shall der :—-Navy 5 per ce«. 109i—consols 76—ditto for account T6$— At Ne%vcastle market, on Saturday" last, there was the SHIPS PASSEU ELSINOHE. Sept. 9- ITaimab, Wake; Eliza THROUGHOUT THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 011 THE SUBJECT OF THE GREEK IN- receive rations as troops of the line. exchequer bills 2s. pn j. greatest quantity of wheat from the farmers ever remembered, yet Margareth, Dodd— SE. N. 10:—NE. N. U: Nancy, Carr; . -— - ><$ - SURRECTTCM. It DISPLAYS IN POMPOUS TERMS THE BLESSINGS ENJOYED " All the Swiss Guards in the service of France shall immediate­ V > the whole at last was bought up at a reduction of from 6s to 10s Lydia, Thompson ; Betsey, Hemsk-y ; Teiemachus. Wright; Two The Right Hon. lie Earl of Darlington, with his wonted per quarter on the preceding Saturday's prices. A great part of it by TIIEJ JREEKS UNDER THE DOMINION OF THE PORTE, AND DENOUNCES ly lay down their arms; but wiR be permitted to serve individually Gebruder, Lukens; Felicity, M'D'ougall; AnaUlia, Pyle—SW. in the corps newly organised, or to return to their country. The liberality, has given #100 towards ihe purchase of an. organ for was new wheat, good in quality, though in a soft state. Rye offered WNW.' 12: Wellington, Anderson; Diadem. Edman ; Uialto, THEIR REBELLION AS INGRATITUDE; BUT COMMAHDS^THOSE TO WHOM THE lower, but no sales. The prices of malting barley nominal. Oats civil or military officers who shall transgress the provisions of the Darlington church Day; Ann, Ware; Swift, Watson; Yi\id, Young; Gosfoiili, ORDER IS ADDRESSED TO TAKE THE UTMOST CARE THAT'PEACEABLE CHRISTIAN present proclamation, shall be immediately arrested, declared trai­ The Owners of lurdon Main Colliery have presented a keel were plentiful, and principally new country, which are good in j Hodge; William, Fofhergill; Unanimity, Oasidson ; Norfolk, SUBJECTS SHALL NOT in ANY WAY BE MOLESTED. THE SULTAN COM- tors to their country, and condemned as making part of a perma­ of coals to the Newc stle Infirmary. quality. Current rates:—Wheat Northumberland, old 54s to 65s j Anderson—W. NW. N. 13-. Neptune,'Nicholson—SE. SSI'.. TPLAIHS OF THE TEMERITY OF THOSE PEL-SONS WHO HAVE ALREADY INJURED nent conspiracy against the nation. The fallowing dotations have been received by the treasurer of Ditto new 44s to 60s Norfolk 38s to 62s . Scotch 54s to 62s Rye, f fi. 14 : Isis, Hutchinson ; Thorp. Hardin; Saiah, Marshal!; English 32s to 34s Bailey, Norfolk SOs to 36s Malt, Norfolk, | Velatura, Spark; George, Ruddok—E. 15: Hails, Ritchie; THE PEACEABLE AND INNOCENT GREEKS IN THEIR PERSONS AND PROPER­ " The present proclamation shall be read, published, and posted the South Shields Dilensary ;—Hon.-W. V. Powlett, Esq. M. P. upi iove r all France, by the activity of tlie civil and mibtary audio- pale 54s to 66s Oats potatoe, old 24s to 26s Ditto," new 20s lo J Providence, Smith—NE. TIES, AND THREATENS THE SEVEREST PUNISHMENTS SHOULD SUCH OUTRAGES 10L; Matthew Russfl, Esq. M. P. 201. and Ralph Atkinson, of BE AGAIN COMMITTED. rities. ( Signed) 23s Common, old 21s to 24s Ditto, new 18s to 21s Foreign) Eh'more, 11/h S'-]>t.—The upward-bound vessels proceed ul.en " The General in Chief of the Constitutional Armies, Newcastle, Esq. 20ll The latter gentleman has also become 18s to 22s per quarter. Fine flour 47s to 53s per sack. On the . cleared; but nearly all the downward-bound remain wind-bound. EXTRACT OF a LETTER FROM THE AGENT TO LLOYD's AT CONSTANTINO- and President of the Grand Empire of France, an annual subscriber^ two guineas to the same charity. 27th inst Northumberland Bacon none. Hams 60s to 61s per cwt. | , ' • Ar , , r x- .1 PIE, DATED TBE 25th OF AUGUST: " MONTARLOT. On Sunday last, a] Bishopwearmouth church, after a sermon Butter 40s per firkin. Cumberland Bacon 38s 8d to 40s Hams, ! A»Rh i-D. Acorn, Mason ; Mary, Edwards, from Newcastle, u from do. at the Gnlph of St Lawrei: " SINCE MY LAST, OF THE loth INST, EVERY TILING HAS REMAINED TRAN­ " Done at the Head-quarters of—•—- by the Rev. P. Frye.K, M. rector of Dinsdale, the sam of 141, sizeable' " , 62s Do~ . larg" e 48s peperflrkinr firkin.. ButteJtJutterr 4040ss peperr firkin. I . ™; ' QUIL, AND THIS is THE MORE FULLY CONFIRMED BY THE RENEWAL OF some Elizabeth, Armstrong; Hannah, Forster; Achilles Kirkley; day , 1821." Is. 5fd. was coltectel for tbe Subscription School established At-Durham, on Saturday, there was a large supply of wheat, COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS. IN CONSEQUENCE OF.THE GOVERNMENT HAV­ which met with a heavy sale : old at from 14s to 16s 6d, and new Trident, Patterson; "Industry, Hancock, from do.: Neptune, ING REFUSED TO TAKE ANY MORE CORN, ABOUT 130 CARGOES HAVE GONE In this paper of the 24th ult. a short account was given of a there on Dr. Bell's plln from 13s to 14s per boll. Oats were a small supply, and met with Harrison; Union, Bowes, from Y*" hit by : Royalist, Palmer; FORWARD, AMONGST WHICH ARE SEVERAL THAT HAD BEEN CONTRACTED FOR victory said to be obtained by the South American Independents Messrs Doubleday and Easterby" have presented Mr Douglas, a dull sale at from 5s €d to 6s 6d per boll Hope, Battersby, from Sunderland, t:t .\,-cb:i::gei. ZMRA, Frost, FIFTY DAYS AGO, AND IT IS TO BE FEARED THAT SOME SERIOUS LOSS WILL EN­ in Venezuela over the Spanish royalists. The following is Gen. agent at Messrs Cookion's Boltle-house, with a handsome Silver SUE, AS THEY COULD NOT BE IN A STATE TO ENDURE A LONG VOYAGE AFTER Bolivar's official account of the same, addressed to the president Tea Pot, as a token of their approbation of his successful cxer SUCH DETENTION. THE CAMBRIAN FRIGATE ARRIVED at SMYRNA, 18th of the Republic of Columbia; and published in the Correo Ex. tions in saving their property from the late fire in the Northum­ INST. THE GENERAL OPINION NOW SEEMS to BE IN FAVOUR OL PEACE." traordinary of the 25th July, at Angostura:— berland Glass-house. They have also divided above 401. amon EXTRACT OF a LETTER FROM THE AGENTS TA LLOYD's AT SMYRNA, the workmen who assisted on that^occasion. DATED AUG. 17; ^ " MOOT EXCELLENT SIR,—Yesterday the political birth of the ter. Fine Flour from 50s to 53s per sack. Republic of Columbia was confirmed-by a splendid victory. The On the a4th lust Mr and Mrs Clavering gave a dinner and J from do. : Agnes, Welch, from Newcastle, at Dunkirk. Jupiter, " THIS CITY CONTINUES to ENJOY PERFECT TRANQUILLITY. NOTHING CER- Morpeth market on Wednesday, was well supplied with cattle, Wiseman, from do. at Honfleur. Albatross, Emmerson, from .• . , .J.— -1- .— - „ no 1 ITAOIOEUI IIIIIIS-EI, OU *VEUI TAIN IS KNOWN HERE of THE OPERATIONS OF THE TURKISH AND GREEK FLEETS Sunderland, at Quebec. SINCE we LAST WROTE TO YOU.'" myisionsoltfieliberatmgarmyhavingjoinedintheplamsofTtna- ball at Callaly Castle, Northumberland, to a numerous assem-"atld ianibs there being many buyers, fat "sold readily, prices WINDS AT DEAL. Sent 19, W.N.W. 20, ai, W.S.W. 22, LETTERS FROM PEST, DATED SEPT 4, STATE that PRINCE YPSILANTI quarters of the enemy in Calabozoh d .est The" first divisionon , thcomposed, ^ ^ ^ where was d;sp,ayed, a mag. ^I^„^"^s^.^OF THE BRAVE BRITISH BATTALIONf ,-^^ , fTH Ey BRAVf^fO ay^o^PF. OF THE APURE, ANl.!^™D 1,50^0 Ij Wag.„ e of th- e -nobilit y, and gentry of th. e county. . A.,„.•t five o'clock„ P.„T,O j much the same: Beef 5?. to 5s. 6'd Mutton 4s. 6d. to* 5s. 6d. E. 23, S.S.W. 24, N".W. 25, W.S.W. has BEEN LIBERATED FROM THE HUNGARIAN FORTRESS of MUNGATSCH, CAVALRY, UNDE,R TH„..™E ORDER„ ,„ S OF GENERAL PAEZ. TH^ E SECOND „COMPOSED„ """" ', MFICENCE TRULY WORTHY EVEN OI ROYALTY. THE CHOICEST WIPES IRORN Lamb 4s. 3d. to 5s. 6d. per stone, sinking offals. Wheat 45s. to NEWCASTLE. Arrived, Fanign,—Borgctha, Hansen, Chris- in PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER FROM PRINCE METTERNICH. IT is SAID HE OFTHE SECONDQ BRIGADE OF THE GUARDS, THE BATTALIONS OF TIRALIEURS, j THE WELL-STOCKED CELLARS, TBE MOST DELICIOUS FRUITS, CONSISTING OT 58sA. t - DarlingtoRye 36s. nto market38s. Barle, on Monday 26s. tyo last29s, . ther4d. e waOats s an17s abundan. 4d. tot tiania: Betsey, Hemsiey, Memel: Bvllunn, Gribuilz, Dantzic : js GONE TO TRIESTE UNDER a FEIGNED NAME. RUSSIA, it IS THOUGHT, BOYACA AND VARGAS, AND THE SACRED SQUADRON COMMANDED- BY THE j PINE APPLES MELONS, PEACHES, and NECTARINES, WITH EVERY OTHER V 24suppls peyr oquartef Wheat r ; sale" s heavy; much' stood' long' ; and' a reduction' Collins^ , Wood, Miramichi~"Jame, timber, Sec. s & Mary, Young, INTERFERED IN his FAVOUR, • UNDAUNTED COLONEL ARAMENDI, UNDER THE ORDERS OF GENERAL SEDE- DELICACY OF THE SEASON, WERE SUPPLIED BY THE WORTHY HOST IU GREAT in price took place of 2s 6d per boll from the prices of the preceding North Bergen, tar, &c. Felicity, McDcougal , Petersburg, tallow. THE^HD COMPOSED OF THE FIRAT BRIGADE OF GUARDS, THE BATTA- j ABUNDANCE. THE genuine HOSPITALITY SHEWN BY MR C. THROUGH- week ; and att the closeoclose off THthEe market part remained unsold. Red George and Thomas, EmbletoMEmbletoH, RotterdamRotu , apples, tlax, etc. PARIS JOURNALS to THE 22ND INST. INCLUSIVE HAVE BEEN RECEIVED. .I°F- ^!5G-SI i*[elJ3diers> .VANQUISHER OF BOYACA, ANZOATEGUI, ^ ID ONLY BY THE INIMITA! EVENI C6IDA BE EQUAU table kind- wheat old, 14s 3s to 15s-6D New ditto, 10s ed to 13s 6(id White old, Tordejiskiold, Tripka, Christians.md, bark. •d, The "DUKE DE CHATRE, FIRST GENTLEMAN of THE KING's CBAMHER, THE INTREPID COL. BONDONS REGIMENT OF CAVALRY, UNDER THC OR- . ii ' - i- -1 , • 16"stoi7s New, 14s 3d Of other grain a full supply. Oats rather ; Trie Sisters, Hansen, Christiaiisaud: AbeynaVie, Lewis , Dunkirk: LEFT THAT CAPITAL ON THE 17TH INST FOR CALAIS, WITL\4 MISSION to DERS OF COT PLAZA. OUR MARCH ACROSS THE MOUNB&S AND THROUGH A«D UNREMITTED ATTENTION .PAID TO EVERY INDIVIDUAL, BY HIS looking upwards in price, from 5s 4d to 7s 4d Barley 8s Beans ; Attentie, Fisscber, Norden : Laburnum, Taylor. New York -. WELCOME THE KING OF GREAT BRITAIN AT the MOMENT DF HIS LAND THE DEFILES, WHICH SEPARATED US FROM THE ENEMY'S CAMP, WAS RAPID AMIABLE AND VERY ACCOMPLISHED LADY. TBE COMPANY BEING .IN 8s to 10s per boll, "York Union, Burdon, Hamburg: Friendship* Watson; James, AND ORDERLY. AT 11 IN THE MORNING WE DEFILED BY OUR LEFT IN FRONT j PERFECT READINESS BY TEN O'CLOCK, AND WHILST EVERY COUNTENANCE :I ING ON the SOIL OF FRANCE. THESE PAPERS CONTAIN accounts FROM CARLISLE RYCES 'Turner; Henry, Scott; Juliana, Scott; Pomona, Hand OFTHE ENEMY, AND UNDER HIS FIRE; WE CROSSED A RIVULET WHERE'ONLY : EXPRESSED THE SENTIMENT OF THE ANCIENT POET " NUNC PEDE LIBERO THE PELOPONNESUS DOWN TO THE 6TH OF AUGUST, AT WHICH TIME, Sallv, Urilhank; Commerce. Murray, Elsineuv: Fersotret. Uiock, ONE MAN COULD PASS AT ONCE, IN PRESENCE OF AN ARMY ON AN INACCES- jI PULSANDA TELLUS," THE BALL RPOM WAS THROWN OPEN, DISCOVERING A Ix>rT6Jeer^be^ "~ ZPi 1 Cla^na Margaretha; Schipp'ers, Zwolle: Ageiioria. Black, DIVISION EXISTED AMONG THE GREEKS; DEMETRIUS YPSILANTI AND SIBLE LEVELHEIGHT, COMMANDING US IN EVERY DIRECTIOU. THE GALLANT J I I INT OF ORNAMENT AND BRILLIANT ILJUMINA- TASTE AUD E QGANCE N PO Mr Bhzard's- b. ni. Creeping Kate aged - - 3 2' H*)tlerda*n : xNadjiadei, \v ickman t»a«a: .lamina .hirgaretha, PRINCE CANTACUZENA HAD RETIRED TO CALAMATA, AFTER HAVING FAILED General Paez, at the head of the two battalions of his division, and tion, which displayed that superb apartment to tbe greatest ad­ Mr Storey's b.h. Little England, a g& ~ " - .| Creven, Amsterdam: 1 hames, W anile, Oucs-a: London , = - in TBEIR PROJECTS TO OBTAIN THE COMMAND OF THE GREEK FORCES. No the brave Col. Mundz's regiment of cavalry, attacked the enemy's 2 dr right with such fury, that in half an horn* he was thrown into con­ vantage : what greatly increased the splendid scene, was the A Gold Cup of 100 Guineas vah.?, by subscribers of 10 guineas ™% <^rnsey ; Pomona, Baxter; Hazard \ hitman, B.-ur- FORTRESS HAD BEEN TAKEN BY the GREEKS. On THE 5TH OF AUGUST, fusion and completely routed. It is impossible to do sufficient hon­ elegant R-nd judicious disposal ofthe arms of that ancient family. each,p.p. Three miles. (U subs.) The Earl of Lonsdale's gr. !d Af»,x> «»ls, glass, grnidstones, he he. A.rmd. v,.«s/„-.,v,_ PATRAS WAS NOT BESEIGED; TBE TURKS WHO OCCUPIED TBE CASTLE BAD our to the valour of our troops. The British battalion, commanded The ball was opened by the Right Hon. Lord Ravensworth and f. Fair Helen, 4 years old, 1. The Duke of Devonshire's er.'c. ' Newcastle Packe^C lav; Sylph, t larke ; Lord Ilowuk Ions ; RECEIVED a REINFORCEMENT OF 800 MEN, SENT BY MAHOMET-ALI FROM - ( Al m,nr bli by the meritorious Col. Farriar, distinguished itself amongst so Mrs Clavcring, to the lively tune of Lord Macdonald's Reel, Jonathan, 3 years" old, 2. Lord Lowthw's ch. m. Lady of the" Vale, f I "f, S *T ?> kdchnst I.ond.on : Inends A.b en- LIVIDIA. THESE TROOPS WERE EMBARKED IN TBE BAY of LINADOSTRO. many other brave merr, aud suffered a heavy loss of officers. The 4 years old 3 , tore, Gopeland; Lively, limes, Hull: Jane, Morale Stockton .- and was continued with very great spirit till half-past one, when Pursuit, Arris, Yarmouth, goods. Paraxon, Seals; Brothers, AND ARRIVED AT PATRAS WITHOUT MEETING ANY OBSTACLE. THE GULF conduct of Gen. Paez in this last and most glorious victory of Co­ the company were invited to partake of a sumptuous supper, , Wednesday, ^50. given by the Earl of Carlisle, for three i Ru.suit, Arris, Yarniouth, goods. Paragon, Seal lumbia renders him deserving of the highest military rank; and I and Ames; Star, Wugg, Lynn: Industry, O'ley, Yarmouth: AMI,. OF CORINTH is ENTIRELY free; THE GREEKS HAVE NOT YET MADE ANY ,- . ' , - , . • 1 A 1 IP .1 1 four year olds. I wo mile heats. I therefore, in the name of tbe congress, offered on the field of battle which was laid out in the saloon^At half-past two the merry , ^ p ^ gr> c jonatllilt,j 3 yeaJ,s old - 1 1 | McDonald, Ulylti, coni, fruit, Ac. Thomas and Adah, Wihon, ATTEMPT to PASS THE STREIGHT OF LEPANTO, WHICH is DEFENDED BY TWO to appoint him general in chief of the army. None of the second dance was resumed, and kept up with unabated spirit till five; Mr Whiting's b. c. by Tramp, 3 years old - 2 dr. Poole, pipe clay. Nancy, Storer, Perth, timber. Cleared, L\»;>t- BATTERIES ON OPPOSITE SHORES, THE DISTANCE BETWEEN BEING ONLY 500 division partook in the action, except a part of the Tiralleurs of when the delighted assembly began to retire. The following A Maiden Plate of ^£50 given by the Members for the City. n-ise,—Alexander, Jeffrey; Cumberland, Stn-cliua, London, GEODS. TOISES. THE GREEKS HAVE EMBARKED SOME MEN in TBE GULF OF of the Guard, commanded by the worthy commandant, Heras. distinguished persons were present;—The Right. Hon. Lord Two mile heats. ' Also, 212 colliers and other coasters. But its general, enraged that all his division could not from the CORINTH; but THE VESSELS WILL NOT RISK PUTTING TO SEA. MR PHILIP Ravensworth and family, Lady Haggerston, thq High Sheriff Mr M'Minnie's br. h. Palmer, 5 yrs. old - 11 SUNDERLAND." Arrived. Tour. R.hson, London, hark. obstacles of the ground join in the battle, charged singly a mass of GREEN, THE ENGLISH CONSUL, WHO HAS BEEN COMPELLED TO QUIT of the County, and family, Mr and Mrs Selby, Mr Davison, of Mr James's b. f. by Smolensko, 3 yrs. old - 3 2 • Sidney Smith, Johnson, Lynn, fruit. Friemiship, Mowatt, Lon- infantry, and fell in the centre in the heroic manner that ought to ' don, bond goods. Integrity, Piper, Hye: Zt-;-hyr, Trator, In- PATRAS, BY TBE GREEKS, IS NOW IN MARSEILLES. THE LATEST QUOTED close the glorious career of the bravest of Columbia's brave. In Swarland, and family, Mr W. Riddell, &c. &c. &e. Blr Ferguson's b. f*. Floranthe, 3 yrs old - - 2 3 PRICE of THE FRENCH FUNDS IS 87F. 20C. Thursday forenoon, a Match, for 50 guineas. 2 mile heat?. . verncss, timber. Felicity,' Garland. I.vnu, iniit. EntUavour, Gen. Sedeno the Republic has lost a staunch supporter, both in •On Monday last Mr Powlett, M. P. for the county of Dur­ j Laverick, Whitby, furniture. .Acorn, Bei.r.ie. Anerdeen. lim- peace and war; none more valiant than he, none more obedient to Mr Jopp's horse Snapdragon, 9st. - 11 The ADVICES FROM SPAIN STILL REPRESENT THAT COUNTRY AS IN ham, visite;d Darlington. Tbe bells were rung, &c. \ ber. l'ort Packet. Hunter, Lynn, fruit. Al'ianco, NViisai, his government. I recommend the ashes of the gallant hero to Mr Robinson's mare, 7st _____ o dr. VERY DISTURBED STATE, THOUGH it IS DIFFICULT TO DISCOVER THE EXACT On Thursday last, John Williams, Esq. the barrister, was i Hull, timber. Goodwill, Sydal, "Lynn, i'piit. WIN and Mary, the sovereign congress, that the honours of a solemn triumph may Snapdragon walked the second heat j \Vright, Hull, iron. Marthas, Sharp, Inverness, timber. Star, NATURE OF THE CAUSES WHICH OPERATE, OR TO PENETRATE THE IUTENTIONS be paid to his memory. Like grief does the Republic suffer in the presented by some cf the electors of Preston, with a valuable Biktil On the 27th inst at Tynemotith, the wife of Thomas ; Civ, Quebec: Hercules, Gondall, St John's, timUr. '\S'iIii;mi, of THE AGITATORS. ACCORDING TO AN ACCOUNT in THE UNIVERSAL, fall'of the dauntless Col. Plaza, who, filled with an unparalleled piece of plate, "as a proof of their great regard, and in testimony Haggerston, jun. Esq. of Eliinghain, of a daughter* j Anderson, llambtirgli, fruit Bullerin. Jenser, Arimdahl, timber. MADRID PAPER, OF THE 5TH INST, GEN. RIEGO HAS BEEN INDUCED TO enthusiasm, threw himself on a battalion of the enemy, desiring it of their admiration of the zeal, taleriCs, and firmness displayed by James, Ferrierra : \'ii!<:m, T , I'o'Js, D.-na- to surrender. Col. Plaza is deserving of Columbia's tears, and Markiei). On the 17th INST. at Bedlington, Mr Win Fox, of ('faired, "Foreign. COUNTENANCE AN INSANE PROJECT OF SOME FRENCH REFUGEES TO AT­ him in-defence of her majesty the Queen. A. D. 1820." The burgh : Durham, Dryden, Jersey -.' N THE<;iu, Wright; ('adnms that congress confer on him the honours due to such distinguished plate is a richly "iyroagh't stiver epergne, value one hundred North Blytli, mariner, to Ann Smith.— Friday last, Mr Wm L. TEMPT A REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN FRANCE. THE NAMES OF THESE heroism. The enemy being dispersed, tbe ardour of our chiefs and RichardfOn. St Petcrsburgb, Twins, TWE'.t. Hambunih, c« als. EMIGRANTS ARE HUSSON AND MONTARLOT. IN THE LODGINGS of THE guineas, "surmountedby a splendid cut-glass fruit dish. It was Gates, of Tbirsk, batter and furrier, to Sarah, youngest daugbter Also 156 colliers. officers was so great in the pursuit, that We sustained considerable^ of the late Mr Richard Reynolds, of London.—Tuesday se'n­ LATTER AT SARAGOSSA THE FOLLOWING RIDICULOUS, PROCLAMATION was presented to Mr W. at a 2s. 6d, dinner. The greater part of ihe STOCKTON. Arrived,foreign. ?.laria, Cowie, MinmuVhi, Toss in that high class of the army. The bulletin Will communicate night, at the Friends' Meeting-house, Presto 1% Patrick, Edward FOUND J ALSO SOME PRETENDED PATRIOTIC SONGS to be SUNG BY THE RE­ their names. The Spanish army exceeded 6,000 men, cofti- company refused to drink the first toast proposed by tbe chairman, 26fi pieces fir timber, 35pieces birch timber, -i.Q deals, 4 fathoms GENERATED FRENCH ARMY ! MONTARLOT has-BEEN ARRESTED AND CON­ posed of all the best of tbe pacificatory expeditions. That army has which was, " the King." Cropper, Esq. of Liverpool, to Isabella, fourth daughter of John j iathwood, Philip Ileselton ; 11 spars, lu deal order. Elizabelh pieces fir timber, 'J'J. O 2S DUCTED TO JACA. HUSSON APPEARS TO HAVE ESCAPED FOR THE PRESENT. ceased to exist: only 400 men will have this day taken refuge in Reported Death of Bergami.—-The Journal des Debats a Wakefield, Esq. of Scdgwick-house, near Kendal.— On Thurs-J and Sarah. Bainbridge, Quebec. 121 Puerto Cabello. The liberating army had an equal force to that of day last at St"Andrew's church, Newcastle, Richard Brewster,! deals, 5 0 S deal ends 15 2 H staves Richiird Miles; 53 pi-ees fir GEN. RIEGO IS NOW A PRISONER AT LERIDA. GENERAL VAUDONCOURT, French paper, of a recent date, presents under the head of Esq. of Whitby, to Frances, daugbterofthelateShiillett Dale, E«?n. I t,l"b«'' 15 2 ll\fk'ai-s' ~ 0 2 deal ends, _ fathoms lathwood. Todd the enemy, but not more than a fifth part of it decided the fate of nd 1 a FRENCH MILITARY OFFICER OF CONSIDERABLE TALENTS, WHO HAS LATELY Ar - - the day. Our loss is not great—hardly 200 iu killed and wounded. " Great Britain," a paragraph announcing the death of Bergami of tbistown.-Monday last at Mary-le-bone church, London, * -\°*°f™- , "«' K<*mst>,,, Rottenlam :

AS AN ACCOMPLICE- OF MONTARLOT. OTHER PIEDMONTESE OFFICERS day to take up a line against Puerto Cabello. "May it please the Baron was poisoned by his family, and that tbe affair has not James H. Markland, Esq. of tbe Inner Temple, to Charlotte, i j. page . 200 ewt. ouk bark., j. j |ev ; au.ow- hides, M. Kav ; - (REFUGEES) AT BARCELONA, BETRAYED a VERY HOSTILE DISPOSITION WHEN sovereign congress to accept, in the name of the heroes whom' I been noticed in the Italian papers. The following is an extract eldest daughter of Francis Freehng, Esq. of the General Post- \ JO mats rough flav, John Wilkinsoii; i 0 bundles wood hoops. -(> THEY HEARD OF THE MEASURES TAKEN AGAINST'RIEGO. ORDERS WERE have the honour to command, the homage of a conquered army, of a letter, dated Milan, Sept. 5 :— ofHce.—On the 25th inst. at Bishopwearmouth, Mr John White, J bushels apples 20 bundles bull rushes, 20 bundles batket rod-, jun. of Sunderland, draper, to Miss Frances Robinson, daughter { Robert Wilkinson. Jean Marie, Pik-t, Dunkirk, ballast, DISPATCHED to ARREST THEM. Don JOSE St MARTIN HAS been NAMED the most numerous and the finest that ever in Columbia carried " We were all much astonished to hear of the Queen's death, .-inind, arms in a field of battle. " but will you not likewise be surprised to hear that the famous Mr OF Mr P. Robinson, master-mariner.—SAME day, at Redmarsball, j coastwise. Fanny, Lonsdale ; Brompton, Main; Paragon, 11 MI­ POLITICAL CHIEF OF MADRID. AT THE INSTANCE OF TBE CLUB FONTANA ter, London: George and Mary, Johnson, Newcastle, goods. D'ORO, A MESSAGE was SENT BY THE MUNICIPALITY REQUESTING THE KING Hergamiisdead? The Queen died on the 7th; he died on the Mr Robert Smart, OF Bishowearmoutli, solicitor, to Miss Stephen- " I haye the honour to be, with the highest consideration, KMh, of a complaint in his bowels. I first heard it reported in this Cater, Fowle, Rye, wool. Reaper, Chadd, Lynn, oak bark, t'/T-IO- TO RETURN TO THE CAPITAL. HE REPLIED THAT he WOULD AS SOON AS his " Most excellent Sir, son, daughter OF THC REV. George Stephenson, rector OF RED- cd,xMnlir~ise.j Cieveland, Wihon ; V.'ynvard, Harrison; Cumber­ city, and had it confirmed on my visit to the Villa d'Este, on the marsball aud curate OF Bishopwearmouth.—The 20th inst at • HEALTH WOULD PERMIT. THE ANSWER OF the KING was not DEEMED " Your Excellency's most obedient humble servant, Lake of Coino. This is where the Queen lived, and it still belongs land, Buhner, London, good. Blue Anchor, Allison, Hartlo- SATIFACTORY BY THE LEADING DEMAGOGUES, AND THEY DEMANDED THAT " Head-quarters of tbe liberating army, " BOLIVAR'. to her, or at least to her executors."—^Morning Post. All this Barnardcastle, Mr John Hodgson, rope-maker, toMis s HANNAH [ POOH bricks. Valencia, June 25, 18S1." ,.,t, TWO MEMBERS OFTHE MUNICIPAL BODY SHOULD be DEPUTED TO IRK MA­ , requires confirmation. Ewbank, daughter OF the late Mr H. Ewbank.—24th inst. at the | T N V ,-r-r \ v T/,x-iw,-v- c- - Jamaica papers to the 11th ult. have since been receivetj. 1, TW 1 -1 - - tt- —, IIANV,! ., LONDON, IKIDAY, SKrrKMBKit 21. JESTY, TO URGE HIS INSTANT COMPLIANCE. IN RETURN TOTHIS, the POLITICAL On Monday last the Principal and Professors of the College, n t> • C OAL-E\( Mr GEO. Bambr.irfgc, Miss Kidson. \ 36s Gd BEAU 31s BUR- CHIEF NOTIFIED, ON THE PART of THE MUNICIPALITY, THAT SUCH a They contain copious details of the recent military operations ii\ same place, earner, to Mary _Ada{,>s .}7s rid Beaumont Walker 6d along with tbe Lord Rector and Dean of Faculties elected D. —26th mst at THE same place, Mr Wm Wetberall, weaver, to : „ q,\ Coxhi 40s r>d J'.arsdon Ts <;d Gareslield .'Ms i;d DEMAND WAS MOST UNSEASONABLE, AND THAT TO CARRY It INTO effect file Caraccas, and of the battle of Calabos'o, which seems to have do a9s K. Sandford, Esq. A. B. of Christ's Church, Oxford, to be Pro­ Miss Jane Marshall, late OF Middieton IN Teesdale.—ON Wed- ; Hebburn 41s 1 d ifeaton 40s OD Killiiigv.ORTH 4(k-u>s r.d LID- WOULD BE to MANIFEST A WANT OF that RESPECT WHICH IS DUE TO THE been most decisive. _ As might be expected it has been followed Greek in the University of Gks-ow. nesday last, at Richmond, Mr Thomlinson, OF Durham, grocer,' DELL'S 35S PD Nem-asiie :«2s :;D ORD\ Redheugh 35s PELAW 37s

SACRED PERSON OF THE KING, WHOSE REPLY OUGHT TO HAVE SATISFIED ALL, by other successes, in different quarters;' - fhe whole province^; Thursday knight, Mr Alexandar Christison, son of the late to M.iss C. Burnett OF TBE former place, milliner. ' -'d Newburn 38s ."d POUTOJI Windsor's »:d _ Berry LAST ri.ls T\ 4n 1 ii r> .1 I> IR 1 • L -... 6d Shipcote 3os 3d Tanfield Moor 37s .'D TOW-.lev ::.ss I.;D AND TO HAVE RESTORED TRANQUILLITY. THIS HOWEVER WAS FAR FROM Caraccas ,3 represented as entirely free.. , Colonel Percira, with , 1Wessor of Elljnbu hf was ordained ni;nister of lhe

- DIED. At Odelle Castie. near Bedford, in HER 8-MB YEAR, THE \\-,.i..,„ „c i> , . T- , 1 1- .1 ... THE CASE. THE HOUSE OF THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR HAS BEEN INSULT- his little army, composed of only 800 men, attempted to oppos e 1j ,„„,: u v„„i.i„., ;« ,i,„ ~..„.I, f r r-I, „ • 1 . 1 .1 , , , , , ,. , , , parish ol rouiden, in the presbytery oi Lhirnside, vacant bv the _ , • _ ' 1 , Wvlam :if.s 3d LARRM^TOU :;.is I-.i-'in :!..s T,d 1 LA.iieatb ;;is ED, The TROOPS WERE CONSTANTLY UNDER arms to REPRESS TUMULTS, the advance ot Bolivar; but though his troops fought bravely, . , .i.,f;„ • p , r?„„ T 1 „ j ' . • , c T, * - 1 Right HON. Isabella, Countess OF Lgmont, only (laughter ami JlAniev 35S .id White'IOO T.TS FawVett. :;«K LAMB'S PRIMROSE AND IT was BELIEVED THAT DISTURBANCES WERE FOMENTED not ONLY by ' p ip, • 1 translation ot the Rev. John Edgar to thc parish of Iiutton, in heiress of Lord Nassau Paulet, third SON OF Charles, THE second 3«s New DUCKS :,.',s WALLSCND Be".! «x C'O.N d s DODO. .Northumberland-LIS BROWN's-IDS DO. - BurratoDO. i'uin -U;k Sm e D<>fz-i. USIN«- THEIR UTMOST ENDEAVOURS TO PRODUCE a RISING of the PEOPLE. board a French vessel in La Guayra, with such of his troops as 3,1 I)o Adm. Sir John Poo Beresford, Bart K. C. B. to accept thc Porttt- J ment of foot, gentleman ushe r to her late Majesty Queen Char- • - R'ddell's 41s 4 is <;d DO. liusse-I's 4-.:S t.d i::s DR.. MONTARLOT'S PROCLAMATION. chose to accompany him ; but a few only, it is added, accepted al Highness the Princess Charloife, }\att™ '5;s l>!] Do L:m.bt< „\ 4 Is od DO. Sa-war.'s -L,S- guese military .order of tbe Tower and Sword. . hrtte, equerry to her late Roy fifl " In THE NAME OF THE SOVEREIGNTY OI THE People, tbis offer. Many of them returned to their homes, and others ;4,™™, ,p u- t) 1 TT- 1 .1 —S.A sups at market—f._ , SOLD. Mo.\u.\Y, Si I'n'JiW.it 24.— On Sunday kit, the Ranters visited Barnardcastlc, for the I and retained upon the establishmenishmentot f B« Royal Highness the: , ^ FELLING 35< .-u Hebburn ::s, d joined the Insurgents. j Prince of Saxe Coburg.—On the 24th inst 15< m : HONOUR, LIBERTY, ANt> COUNTRY. first time : their meetings ware well attended. at Ovington, near Heaton -:

of oppression. In vain you have fought to secure your lm.epino- wnh 4000 IRejlj who were ]aI)r|ud at the (jhorillas, situated with- ( benefaction of seven dollars; he paid their passage home, and

ence. The directors ofthe crimes of Robespierre ot execridiie 11«.- £n two leagues-of Lima. The royalist army immediately attacked j dered five guineas to be given to each of them on their landing

mory, raised abroad wars which have occasioned desolation in ) t,;e troops of gan Martin w5tll t intrepidity whom tbey routed '• Oreat Britain. His humanity to the sick and wounded, whom faculties remained singularly perfect to a late period of her ex- 1)o. Xcwrn;irrh 41s eA Do. Hiddcirs 4SJs 1)o. Ru«*irs -bis families. ^bese personages ! with immense slaughter, upwards of 1600 of the Chilian troops : ™Pl?JJ«i with wine, fre.-h provisions, &c. and his generosity to their

A du n istetice, and she ended her long life with very little pain.—The 6d Do. Walker 42s Pd Do. Lambtoifs -\4s -l-.S. -d 1),=. St-wari's ^/!£ °JhS^ and of 1 having been left dead on the field of battle. San Martin, l with • i* " S theirfcmjr stay at Boston, wero unparalleled. He st tUtKmal charter, placed under the salt guaro OF ine ii.iuoH AI i & U . ,7 , . had a large tent provided for every company at his own expence, to 1 Sib inst at Hawick, Roxburghshire, Mr James Wilson, dean 44s 6d Do. Newsham 35s Do. Newmarcb (irader) 4ls <-d Hlh e armv, thev betrayed your oaths by violating tins rundatnental the remains of his corps, favoured by the approach of night mmodate the wem- n • a "" ' " " " - the ; acc0 and he made it a rule to receive no other of guild, in his 73d year.— Saturday se'nnight Mary, wife of ships at market—43J sold. WEDNESDAY, Sin . 2(1—BEAUMONT LAW. THEY TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT YOUR STIPPLICATIOIIS DIRECTED to THE . fl WITH THE UTMOST PRECIPITATION, AND ESCAPED ON BOARD THE VES- ; sen-ANTS INTO HISFAMILV but SOLDIERS OR THEIR WIVES. THOUGH HIS REGI- 37s ed Mr John Nicholson, of Berwick, aged 42.—Wednesday se'n- Heaton 41s 3d Holywell 39s 3d LIDDCLFS :->s 3d NCW-CAS- NANCE OF YOUR LIBERTIES, AND WITH YOUR FOREHEAD BENT UNDER SCIS WNENCE TBEY HAD DISEMBARKED. TLIE PRISOI ' ' ' " ------33 T n fiu,d MoMr 37s Gd maintenance ot your imerties, ana WIUIJOUI '"iwKau u«».w scis vvnence tliey naa disembarkect. The prisoners who were on : ment was distinguished for its admirable discipline, yet he never night, Mr George Beatie, of Berwick, baker, aged 65; same day, ^ ^ 1 f , 'fownley 3i-s OD Wallseiid Lis .id the sword of terror, you remain perjured. . . I board tbe Esmeralda frigate after her capture by Lord Cochrane, i suffered his men tobe struck; but won them to their duty by ge- Sarah, wife of iMr John Pringle, butcher, aged 66.—Ihe 19th -H°' \°" fi 6d Ho- Bewicke's 43s 6d DO BROW n's 4<)s NEROUS TREATMENT, BY REWARDS, AND BY HIS OWN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE, .,_ had risen upon the crew, and carried he r r into Lima , 1 J " Frenchmen! The hour of independence has struck. Arise, ... . - - - - - i- REQUIRIN•—G N* O SERVIC• - E FROM -TH E—-••»—» MEANEST SENTINEL WHIC— H HE WAS NOT inst at Tweedmouth, Mary, wife of Mr John Pearson, gardener, ^^f^ S^llT^l 9d°' H^RTKV :S I'd - t. let one cr\ rally you for liberty, your constitution, and your coun­ READ T0 TO THE 7th INSTANT HAVE BEEN RECEIRED. I Y SHARE WITH THEM, WHETHER AS TO HARDSHIP, FATIGUE, OR DAN- —Sunday se NNIGHT, at Spittal, near Berwick, m her 72d year, YVelch Coal 68* 18 J ships at market—18.-, ;okl. try. Be'more generous than your enemies. Forget the pastLet. „AR, s er Mrs Young, widow of Mr Thomas Young? of Portsmouth, corn- Let us haw no more reactions, no more atrocious crimes. Let "™ °? '^' _. _ , „„ . ~y " "~ \ ger.-fii,» Corn-Exchange, London, Wednesday, Sent. 26.—Our market Co dealer.—Tuesday last in Orchard-street, in this town, aged 72, TRISV^LRONVTI'rince become^ * nation of brothers. Listen toTH Eth ECHe soundO OF THs Eo f Pyjoy- FROIn Mth eTH sittinE MINISTEg ot Rth eO FCorte THE INTERIOR, on th,e REQUIRIN28th uttG , toa notKNOeW wa" sWHE read- » Q Sunday last tl,- hndv of Cantain McKenzie of the sloor, continues so overloaded with Wheat, liv d.ii'lv successive arrivals, n last much respected, Mrs Mather, mother of Mr Wm Mather, brick­ 1 ranee utcoi *fIf heroic Spain .- The echo of the Py- from the mimster of the interior, requiring to know " whe- T " ' the body oi captain mc^enzie, ot tne sioop and the millers being amply stocked for'the present, occasions such " S RINGS IN YOUR EARS THEIR HAP™""-- f Pe b wa d CT0WR r«u,eV esri«.^mvo.u-^S their happinLs, and do you still slum- - ther his majesty could appoint one of his councillors to the office ^ °. " - ^'» f> "ear Samt Peter's Quay, layer.— The 21st inst. Mr Win Haiie, engine attendant aged 54 ; a stagnation in the trade, that prices of new wheat are completely BER TO ARMS," CITIZENS, to ARMS, 2-3 J tbe V6r T n Cor0 CR d th WRD C UND * P ." 1^"J° the d inst. Ann, wife of Joseph Maddison, a scullerman, aged nominal; but there was rather'more demand tor oki thh HTRETErennetHs OUru.^T THEIs Rj HANDSA. > YOU IN- THEAl NAMl thEe nations of Europe ' of one of th e /eeretaries of state for tbe several departments into " " >' f " ™™f !" ^. morning, an ior tnat F 56. It is supposed she mistook her way and fell into the Tvne. d description Monday's prices were fuliv supported. wght TO PRESIDE OVER THE GREAT ^ILY; J DISCUSSED WITH GREAT VEHEMENCE. 1 6 of liberty. France wh? ^ affairs of the ki dom aKJ divided ?, K j R»ver Tyne wnh the marks oi a v.olent blow on the left side of 1 ilrlc a! • • Vmiiii/ WARRIORS, and YOU SONS OT GLORY WHO NAVE GROWN GREY _ . , P One deputy declared that i he,head/ «d oOiesuspicionr circumstance: s attending the finding of tbe Coroner's verdict—Found drowned; the 24 th im.t. Mrs Ann ' >' f maintain* Monday's prices, but Oats are rather cheap- FAURELS, reinei'iber THAT YOUR COMITRY is YOUR MOTHER. Re- [ THE MIMSTER HAD SINISTER VIEWS IN PROPOUR ll dy of a Gr i5eans aiu! M oundin^ it which he would i ° ' very suspicious nature, but how, or by what means Thompson, of Milburn-place, widow, aged 74 ; the 25th inst. " " Fease there is no alteration. - the said John Mckenzie came by his death, the jurors, from the •tne YOUR RANKS undeth!,r THE f GLORIOU SMIMN STANDARV D WHIC VONHR HAMOUIERS SO OFTE. N LED • EXPOSE IF IT WERE PERSISTED IN ; ANOTHEOUIIUIIIR PROCLAIMEG IT, DVVUIT IT AU «* MANCEU «OUIU - un ler laurel —— vimr is Aie- — — i R lie — ^_;J T_t._ * SU " LIBERTY IS IN YOUR HANDS. WOULD YOU REFUSE IT • VRE," AND MANY DECLARED THAT A POWER OF NOMINATION WOULD BE AN evidence adduced, are uLiable to say." The deceased was fuuud Mr Ireland Butler, mariner, aged 75, all of North Shields.— STOCKS. Thursday. Sept. 20, 3 per cent, consols 7d i 5 ". 6

TTlour'fathers, who demand" it of you for themselves, for you: INROAD UPON DIE CONSTITUTION. AFTER A WARM DEBATE, IT WAS DECI without bis hat, coat, waistcoat and boots. and for vom-children ? No; I have a different opinion of your DED " THAT THE KING CANNOT APPOINT ONE OF HIS COUNCILLORS TO SUCH Last week, a fine girl of 5i years old, was scalded to death at • •• •riotisin. Y'ou will arms, not with hostile intentions, but SECRETARYSHIP, NOR to ANY OTHER OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT" Humbleton, near Wooler. during a short absence of ber mother, 11 IRT'enio'wer nialevolen'ce—to overpower that party which, not sa- who had gone out for some milk for her breakfast. t< fieri with holduig you in chains, has arranged a permanent con- VARIOUS ACCOUNTS OF THE CAUSE OF Sir R. WILSON'S DISMISSAL On the 22d inst. at uislHipwearmoutb. a buy about 5 years old, <-II'4-v tlojisessing'i'.niiifications with the servties of Spain. Their FROM HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE HAVE BEEN HAZARDED IN THE OPPOSITION F was burnt to death by HI* koines taking tut while left in the On the 2ttfi iust at Whitfield, aged 64, the Rev. Robert Clark 19tm31s. 3>d. per cut. ''.'-* V V, -ITTEMOT a "r«»T state blow, iieuii'iiibw L'Homme was burnt to death hv h:s clothes taking firt while left in tbe OP-t'Ot is to .iio.J'i n ^ PAPERS ; BUT THEY HAVE BEEN GENERALLY CONTRADICTED IN A JAY or house by himself. " much respected.—The-J3d inst at Gateshe; d Fell i\"r William SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. James Eddie, merchant, Cm ( 'THE l-,rei/ J/'I.v, a lournal;, tho detenoer OF your liberties. ar- 1 s TWO, IN THE QUARTER WHENCE THEY ISSUED ; THE REAL FACTS OF THE CASE On Saturday se'nii'r.bt. Luke Smart, servant of Sir Robei t S. j Steel, aged 01.—The ih.'lh iiibt. at Backfield 'MTI-es n- C W. and R. Campbell, brewers I.MHI v.. if.u-,! V Vil- " vwur' jj,ickit-r against a similar attempt in 1815. Wn- e W:I. INIMUI-ED HIM M a DUNGEON, LIE was THE ONLY PERSON w HO THEREFCIE REMAIN UNKNOWN. IN THE MEAN while, IT IS OF COURSE Hawks was pvecipha.:, .V-m •> o«*-lo«* chaLe, in Oakwell^ate,1 head, Mr 'Horn,, L.ston, aged 7.. -At Maritim^a^'Bisho^ ^'vmlLX™ " ' i5i:,"h °' 1 Kil-