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•-• 43:0 ;1 2 ,1 11.' n e ( e rer not -ar . ;:ort ti- ,Je:nbel indiv incis lrer,' t thou! :ere th' . 1 ! ;g:l: 1 .. r;, co : Tti L . r. 1 . 1 ucz - , A.:cr t. • • :.Ic:awat. • VieAd the Hellearable Gentle. pl . cica ded that . C. 50,0 00 was not enough brass g uns, have himself given such a sum ? ,„. hi s own relatives made a much lower, and , i ", er ;. lowest, tender upon the subject ? Had no t idered per ton for the brass, when the • L a d obtained ETV lie then stated that every I, a d been made to try what the Honourable , Tl l,er called a fair competition. In one instance, .idividual had taken two thousand barrels at three a barrel, but he had unfortunately proved „ ilt , as well as his security, and by the attempt lons-and guineas had been lost to the Public. .1•0 Board then wrong in closing with Mr. Sa ,a w ho took the whole at once at a s a t isfa c t ory . Pr .have the most undeniable security ? This 7;:c tr:nwction which was represented as havingi place in :lie (lark. .Ile strongly protested su ffering any thing like a positive law, or a ::crap rule, to compel any Board to sell by com ::,:g, and deprive it of its fair discretion. ro coald be more fallacious and more injurious ~:. 15 v:h a F y stem . (1.11,11E1t.T said a f ,, w words in defence of 1 Ordnance, grounded on what had ap- inqu:rie: , of the l'inance Committee. saiJ, that in an in aaace in which he uczasion to make an application to the Board of they had she it the mo , t prompt attention. a few words from Mr. C. FORBES, the mo .: at;l%.-N.l (.„ ni ,,ti e n of Mr. WARD, there was ordered :Ai.: bcCor , :. the House a copy of the Memorial :,tint:owder Ycrchants to the Lords of the dated Ball November, 1818, with the oh ::: of the flour!! of Ordnance thereupon. ! ;„...mtim of ,r. 1, (1,11111)1, rho day Inc taking int., r • the Pei Mon complaining of the Election for the I! • •‘ TAmton for the tsth May, instead of the -.: of Mr. f;Rr;TFI.T. tl,r Commit:et on the .1, on tonne,: tall tv morrem it.' tf into t Committet of Strittr, C.11:.1) .t+‘ d 014 the !nun of /1.10,CX.,0 be grAnted i-e. A&:"Ceti to.—Report tu-mor I ow. ,• ;' Dutv 'r,r. Ad a thi , l.l time, and passed. ';!:vt. Tr... 11: Bill arra reported, And ordered -• ti I . d to-r7r. , rt:nv.r. . I...rte;;Jl Slave Bi:1 was conantitted.—Peport to. ilattnthm Wuol Pa was read a third time, and i • BM was read a third time, and passed. as: hlia Gyids Pill was read a third lime, and passed. Lieke B;11 was read a secenci time, r.1671 , e5l to be comi..itteti to-morrow. 4 - 11: ;... , Chtliter Bills on Aids BM was read a se77.ond time, to be coon:lined to-morrow.--Adjourned. I , AIti:ZIT w., the .Menl.llVr who asked Sir OZORGE WAR t. is Itieslty's 41):bate whether it was his intention to in :.•s:..clause to set at rest the question, whether Scots Peers' 57 t rs were titialisel tit represent plates in England? • - 51.1 E EN' EN IN (.4 S'l'A R LONDON. ;!DAY. MARCH 18, 1819. THE I , U nni. 'OCKS PAY AT ONE OCLCCK t t—Bank Long Anns. shut, aced shut—Cons. 74i i :sor Cent. shut. per Ce: N - ZvY I(s.a4 13onds SG prem. '..!d.);;: 3 dis. ;c4 ofSunda; arrived last night. rop.sats the runionr of the recall of iil", :laid adds that he will return jut- ST.Vt NcuNr is also said to be among c%iles who bave recently partaken •nency. 11::ttle:tr lams that the French tas Licit hithcrto dependent on the art,l t:tr. a1th0 , ...:;:h the department of 3 :11`lrld:InCq of both, is now likely to -ely front that department, in conse mprove3 process of manufacturing .1c1) has !.e'en introduced by a M. DE which promises to render the native tal if not ~ ..lperior to those of Norway, icts will be ft..,:17.,d in a preceding to the Ist ult. artivea this morning. :!ex cazurru. or 28Tii JANUARY. no doubt be sliocired to hear that yc:srfrday ..7ommittel to the there to remain without bail izhts. of British subjects seem tt.,tty cheap: on tb:s side the Atlantic. an plt v . ) death under the award of and here in Canada they are im- . plf-asure of Legislative Councillors. CONTMERCIAL. ADVERTISER OF THE 29TH. .leans Papers mention that General " taken the oath and made the de atory to his being admitted as a Cie,- :ed States, after the delay req-aired by Lo said that he oeczpies a small farm, ,as , .ing the remaincier of his days in A LETTER PROU RARE:SAME% DATED JANVAitY 28, 1819 : ing information was received here al, dispatched expresslyvith it by the 'onsul at Para, to Lord Combermeres r Flyinz Fish, Wonr.inzton, of Dzsbadoes, ..tra d.c '2d ii.atant, is cor.sequence of infor- th.it the nu:cc hat? the conunaud of an June and captured the Portuguese - ;"11, cf fn , )n.c. Lie,n, for Pan, off the -acts laid by a boy who was .(i hit when IRO wos conducted on FA), to ictntify her being thg Iffirl;Pees be !:o• veueL •••• 1 :44 znistastaat la Jace hit to be 11.1 F, F7 , !re. OF 'Of Steck thut- Redo. for Acc,2:;; 1. t. „ i ; cc! Li. S ~; d Ins c'xr. A pa.-. waijo. t. i.;;11 r to;ir or an in whi i• tAr , estidc •.• P trert I ." , • ?ulll,z. w: at tlq. L . :4 Yew (ti 1. '7l :trepai '!•L •:.." I. is alt; • 1 iacds p z :'. 7 :% . 1rT OF 1 • 'in "'Li, t,:- • I " la prison at Ow City ed St. Domingo, upon an Information of a nAtare,equally at/founded, and notwithstanding his having proved the alibi, the Portuguese authority persevere in his deten tion, as well as the vessel. Admiral Harvey has promised that the first vessel of war *hick tray arrive, shall be dhpatched to Para, to demand the liberation of Captain Wormingtan, and his vessel, so unjustly detained. The Fortitude, Smith, was boarded the Ise instant, in lat. 137. long. 15. by thy , Buenos Ayres priva teer brig Irresistible, but professed to belong to Baltimore, and detained her six hours ; they took three bags of bread, and gave. Captain Smith a n order on Cutnaoa for payment. The Fox packet was also boarded the day previous." FROM TI:P: BOSTON GAZETTE OP THE 6TH inT. Admiral Sir David Milne dispatched a man of war brig from Bermuda, in quest- of pirates, which is probably the one here complained of by the schooner Golden Pheasant, arrived at Baltimore " January 14, when the Golden Pheasant was standing for Crooked Island, at one o'clock r,m. dis covered a large brig standing out from under the land, At one 30. P.NI. the brig within pistol-shot distance on our weather-bow, fired a 32-pound shot which passed between our main-rigging and main mast, not more than 10 feet above the deck, our ' colours then flying. This shot was fired evidently with an intention to injure us: after this the brig ran down, hailed, and ordered us under his lee. A boat then buaried from the brig, and informed it was his Bri tannic Mzjesty's brig Bellette, Captain Pearhell.— . The owner of the schooner, Mr, A. G. Dungan, ex pressed in very pointed terms to the hoarding Officer , his disapprobation of his conduct. On the return of the Officer, he made a report to the Captain of the brig, who demanded from Mr. Dungan a written apology to his ()Meer ; on refusing, they took -him, together with part of the crew, on board this brig, put an Officer on board the schooner, and ordered us 'for Bermuda. At SP. m. finding it impossible to obtain an apology for what he termed an insult to his Majesty's brig, they brought Mr. Dungan and seaman on board, and after enclorsigg our register, 'suffered us to proceed on cur voyage." The following letters reached Town this morning; BL'ENOS AYRES. DECEMBER 14. The affairs of the P itriots continue in a very flou ribbing way ; the question as to the continuance of Spanish power in South America would very soon be set at rest, if the Patriots could command suffi cient money. There is every probability of Peru speedily falling. The whole Expedition from Cadiz to Lima, as you will probably have heard, has fallen into the hands of the Chili squadron. The Royalists are fast retreating in the South of Chili, and will soon be out of that territory. Very sanguine expec taticns are entertained of the success of the .Ex pediticu against Peru, very active preparations are now making to carry it into immediate effect.— Business is almost at a stand—British and other manufactures are at a very low ebb—sales can only be effected when a considerable sacrifice is made, and even then they are very limited. The demand for Dollars is great, both for• England and the Bra zils, 'at a premium of 21 to 3 per cent. The capture of the 'Spanish frigate W.L7 effected in great style by the Patriots, and proves a considerable acquisition to their squadron. IWEXCS AIRES, JANUARY IS. It is reported that I,ord Cochrane arrived at Val paraiso about the 2.5 th ultimo. Ijis arrival has been anxiously looked for, on which the expedition against Peru would be put ir. motion. There is every reason to believe that the whole of that country k now in readiness to meet on the :no.A favourable terms with any Independent force. Cadiz Cazdtes to the 24th ult, and others from Madrid to the 4th ins:ant, have reached town. The former contain an account of a very desperate en gagement between a Spanish ship, called the Jupiter, with a very valuable cargo of specie, &c. from Ili vannah, an;-' an Insurgent schooner privateer, within two leagues of the port of Cadiz. The circumstances of the action were given by Captain ftlarquca, of the Jupiter in a deposition, on oath, before the Intendant of Marines at Cadiz, on the 21st ult. It appears from this statement, that the Jupiter, on the 19th of the saute month, came up with the Insurgent privateer, and as the former carried the Spanish colours, an attack was immediately made by the latter, which frequently attempted to make a boarding on the Spanish ship, without, however, succeeding in his purpose. After keeping up a brisk fire on either side within pistol-shot, the slaughter was very great.— The crew of the Jupiter, finding that the schooner was much longer, three or four times requested Cap tain Marquez to haul down the Spanidt and hoist English colours: this, however, was refused by him with great spirit, exhorting the people on board to do their best endeavours. The privateer was in the end obliged to sheer off, as her mainmast was car ried away. The loss of the Jupiter was sis killed and seven wounded; that of the schooner was not known, but it must have been very great, as her deck was seen crowded with dead and dying. The Jupiter was one of a fleet which sailed from the avannah, under convoy of the Sabine frigate, which reached Cadiz some weeks previous, but had been separatist from the rest of the vessels in bad weather, Viscount CALITLEREACW and Count Pipxwrzit had audiences pf the RZCZN7 yestprdr. yesterday the Duke o f 'opt traos i leted military, business with thp Pep cit RUSZYTt at Carltoophouse. Yesterday the Duke auj Dacha, pf yoio4d* teuct party to dinner, fiirf'AL • .02,2z,ZIGANCR, The following is copied from the gland at the . New Bngland COIN-house ; The atoop Merge Weetsingtots, Mummer, frees New York for Nacatusek, with a valuable cargo, was lost on the ist of January, en the Batman Hama- the crew, reamers, ret4 cage seer& The schooner Herald, of sad frotn Newhaven, bound to Ha vannah, with a deck load of horses, is lost near the hinter place —the crew and 25 horses saved. The ship Solon, front Batavia for New York, wag spoken with on the iSth of December, io lat. 34.24. S. The General Brown, out 43 days, from Now York for Gcmoa, was spoken with on the I 3th of January, in lat. 23. lv. N. loaf. 56. W. she had lost her foremast and bowsprit when out three days. Both the above vessels were spoken by the brig Finthoff, arrived at Baltimore from Madras. • The True American, Bensu, front New York, it arrived at Norfolk (Virginia), with part of the cargo end crew of the achnoner Fair American, lest on the New Jersey chore con the 32d ultimo. The Juliana, Ilossote of and board to Portland, from St. John's, with a cargo of salt and rum, was totally lost en Ma hogany Island. During 1818, there arrived In Philadelphia, 19 vessels from India, China, &c. whose aggregate tonnage was 6,1t1 tons, and of which ten were from Canton, three • from Calcutta, three from Batavia, one from Java, and one from Bombay. Sunday, five of the Whale Fishing ships, for Davis's Straits, went out of Leith harbour to the Roads. FALMOUTTI, Mason South.—Arriced the Grace packet, with Mails from Rio Janeirb ; sailed the 7th January ; inoke Ifith Fehritary, in lat. 20. 22. long. 58. 41. the slip Wan stead, of and for Lrindon, from Calcutta, out faur months. The Sandwich pachet was going into Rio Janeiro as the Graze cam; out. Akio arrived the Duke of Marlborough packet, with Mails from Lisbon in seven days. I'.yenevu, Marren W.S.W.—Carne in the LAIL illso cutter, from a cruiro. Ma noir 17.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived his Ms jesty's ship AA•rgtort, from the West Indies. Dovra, Menem 17.—Wised N.W. and moderate.—Arrived last night the Sybil, Captain illuninrrort, from Calais, with pas e , :engem Sailed this day the King George packet, Captain Kisc. for Calais. with a Mail and passengers ; also the Lord I)uncan packet, Captain Pascoe, with a Mail and passengers for Ostend. D EAL , m enet , 17...—.W1nd N.N.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Richard, WILLIAMNOS, frees Demerara; Ram bler, WFLIIIMN, from Hinson; Friends, Hatter:sox, from Li merick; RoLert, Ce tee, from Cardiff; Williams, Wit.traus. from Dublin, ar 'I several others, names unknown. Came down from the River and retnain,•the Row, AP'Feeo.teer, for Ma dre. and Bengal ; Langford. for Derbies: ; Trent, for Bermuda ; Your: aeon, for Cadia ; Warren Ilarthaes, for China ; Pitt, fog Si. Ki:t's ; Lavinia, for Leghorn; Britannia, fer St. Do mingo; Minerva, for Madras and Beriga", and several ethees, names at prestut unknown. • Cowes, Mance 17.—Wind N.W.—The French brig Jupiter, from Bo urdcaux for Boulogne, with wine and brandy, is on shore at the back of the Island, near Grange Ching. Livesenok, Masco 15 Arrived off this port, the ATV, LYON, from Bengal; the Amity, Mitewett, frem Now York for Liverpool, was off Cape Clear the eeth of Fetrnary, and landed some passengers. 'The Crisis, Minn, from Philadelpnia, which was on shore, has been got off, anti broeght ir ...) the River. Lwramae, MARCH 16.—Wind W.—Arrived the Heroine, Tsekav, from Buenos Ayres—sailed 1 eth Dezember; Harriett, Firtoroan for Marauham—sailed loth January—dn the let instant, in let. 50. long. 13. spoke the Ann Maria, from Liver pool for New York ; the William and Henry, ar.d Margaret, fin New Orleans, and the Freflerick; IliAss, for London, put back. WsnTsr, MAIICIt 15.—Yesterday the following veneis sailed for Came:and :—the licnrietta, KEAr.IiLLYi William and Ann, Craze ; Esk, DUNI-VI; Phoenix, Dawsos; anti the Resolution,' Ks:aware : and, to-day the James , LuNseess, for Davis's Straits ; and Volunteer, for Greenland.—Wind, W.S.W. lirs r., M4TCCH 1 s.—Saile4 the Lc:, Vt - n.ttexspn; Brothers. M t acre ; and Swan, TAYLOR, for Davis' Straits• and the Cherub. Jazz' slit ; and Richard, GILLTOTY, for Greenland. The Harmony, Sewese, far Greenland. sailed yesterday. nets, Afartent 16.—t-s3lled the 'rue Lov, 'W.tzsan, Royal Gcarge, I'x_ OTT, and Ariel, Ileter, for Davis's Straits. Ceenasi.llarar, Limn's, dl' arse 17.—Ship Entered Inwards: Thy Nla:iikla, Coming, from Oporto.- Ships Entered Outwards: The !septune, Hunter. for Gibraltar; Malta, Allen, for Ant werp; Elba, Arnold, far Bremen I ; Betsey, Conyers, for Ber bice : lienre, Reim Reiner, for Montreal; Perseverance , eisanuellisr, for . ...lid:a ; Anna, I'hillips, for Buenos Ayres. Ships Cle..red OutwartlA s—Zumettw, Plug, tor Rotterdam ; Revert:l, Het (kittens, for llamburgh; Cam, Murton, for Anti l e,a ; Alliance, Detran-ky, for Dantzie ; Bombay sleeciettit, Ciarkson, for Boiribay ; Richard end Ann, RoLineoe, for 'Tobago ; Northam leer land, Tayler, for Ileitis ; Ceres, Bytist.::. 1.: Jamaica ; Bee. Adams, for Ilatuteugh - Stanton, Clambers, fur Bre men ; Deas Amis, Da,chenin , fur iouen ; Reward, Lough, for ilarnburgh ; Eclipse, Allen, for Smyrna; and 1 7 11:::•C i 111‘.EY3r1; James and Ann, Wilkinson ; Bee, Al'Laren ; and ..1:r.:.1, S:c!!:::i, fcr Iliza Friday a Court-martial was held on board his Ma jesty's ship Northumberland, at Chatham, for the trial of Captain W. E. WRIGHT, late of his Majesty's brig' Griffon, on a charge of smuggling 53 yards of crape, 5 yards of silk, two pieces of Bandanna handker chiefs, three shawls, and 11:lbs. of tea. The evi dencelor the prosecution having closed, the Court • adjourned till Saturday morning, when, on the Court being re-assembled, Rear Admiral Sir P..VALCOT.N;, and Capt. Sir M. Seymova, the President or the Cour lkiartikl, as evidence in favour of the prisoner, give him a most excellent and honourable character as an Odicer ar.d a Gentleman. Other evidence was also brought forward in favour of Captain Wnic:wr, who was then heard in his defence; atler which the C'ourt retired to cort . ,ider of their verdict, and, after a long deliberation, they sentenced him to be dismissed his MajeAy's service. This sentence the Court was im peratively bound to deliver, under the circumstances of the case, and agreeably to the provisions of the , articles of war. . Two Masters of Vessels h.tre been convicted in the penalty of £lO each for having fires on board their vessels in the Hull Docks, contrary to the Act of Parliament: ar.d also a timber-merchant, in the pe nalty of ES, for suffering timber to float in the Dock longer than the time allowed. At the sales yesterday in Mincing-lane, Bengal Cotton produced Duly 55d ber lb. The same article, twelve months ago, was purchased for 11d. Letters were received yesterday from Port•au- Prince, dated January/. The markets there are said to be completely overstocked, and the pikes gene rally 35 per cent. lnwer than at the same period last year. Coffee, the article in which the foreign im porter is principally remunerated, is quoted at 15 sous the pound. The issues of silver from the Bank of England to the Lor.don Bankers, re-commenced yesterday: Each house, We are informed, May•now:receive a liberal supply, equally beneficial to their own concerns, and essential to the general accoinmodation of the public. It is probable, too, that the issues of gold may also, in a short time, be increased with safety, as sove reigns, which lately bare ,a premium for exportation* of ten pence each, will now produce only, above the-nominal value. • * The new Danish-Loan is-at a discount . two per,Fellt, while at namLurgh the starehol , refuse to sell it except at a prinrionn of one - IltisLOan has been divieledannorirseventeen as iimitbtithlndcAlrogaitnirjtioe* ChriA4a4 ~~.~ LITER.ITURP, THI FRANKLIN IKAwuscntvva.--It has been 9b served with great truth, that by the publication oe the Third Volume of the Mamma, comprising 'the posthumous and other writin gs o f this celebrated man, sGrandsop has completely redeemed his pledge to the Public,. and faithfully discharcr,ed his trust as the Conservator of Pr. FitAuktau's Liter:try Remain% This Third or conoluding!lune is divicicd into Four Pc.rts. The PaPere which relate Immediateiy to the public character of Dr.•Faastsont are• brought together in the lint Fart. i'ndsr the &Conti are dispotai a number 9f Fslstys of a more variega ted description, eonnetsted with general ecoolony, And cotatnercesubjeeto in the discuss:en of Ichich the felicitous genius 9f this grOat man shone with such distinguished lustre ac to render his practical remarks, inquiries, and even casual Mats on local tcpics valuable, for the direct tendency which they Ir in common with his more elabs ! case Writint ; s, to plc:laces the welfare of Sad Pty.,' The Third Fart is (mit% iy rt :01.11anenar, Being composed of Papers on Relieous nna Mural St:bjectq ' !3- tersperied with 3 variety of sententious ceinnits, ap!icellral, calculated to make a fixed impressibn on tl:;.‘ And, and by thtic siraplicitY of operation to ameliorate the condition of mitek:34 in the removal and correction of evils 'Welt evidently obstroct tho progress of human improvement. The Fourth an& last Part comprises Letters, and Papers on Fitilo , :ophical Subjecta, the greattr portion of which ale now, for the first time, printA from his own Manuscripts. • The Earl of UY.BalPfiE and the . Seventh have received the public thanks of a meeting hold ?t St. Helens, for their services in that neighbourhood, during the late disturbances by the Colliers. 'the Countess of CA RHANIPTON has been lately 1" Meted with a paralytic stroke, at her seat, Pay: e's Hill, Surrey, where her TAdysltip continues seriou s ly indisposed. Colonel COO:M Candidate for the City of York 11 the last Election, lies dangerously ill of a typhus fe ver, at his father's seat at Whatley, near Doncaster. Mr. Serjeant ToPrtsm was taken so ill in going the Northern Circuit, that he was obliged to give up his briefs, and return to Town._ The Bishop of LANDAFF (Dr. NCIESII) is spoken of as the probable successor, by translatjou, to the vacant See of Peterborough ; and the DE4s of 14:03- CESTER (Mr. JENKINSON), cousin to the Earl of Li- VERPOOL, to he the now Li , ilqrs e by profpqtion, tq that of Landaff. _ _ _ Sir JOHN AIiMMOCKE is appointed a Commiaioncr of Excise, vice Mr. 11'isit, resigned, and Lord (i. SEN . Noun succeeds to the Presidency of that Board, The Loaf) CitANcELLort has a fee of about ten pounds on an average for every private Bill that is brought up to the 11, use of Lords .from the Op, mans. To receive "these Bills at the Bar is part of t!,e I duty now exercised by the Lord Chief Justice Anne vr. 10f these pills ten or twelve are frequently bc;.u,7 ) ,. . - 4 up in cue day. Several valuable conveys have beon. r . ornYiennainto ha)i after tlm EMPEROR 0d his k O. They ar..said to be chiefly laden with precious cies intended to be given away in presents from :.:s MAJESTY. One commercial house alone has furr.i h jewellery to the amotim of 1,200,000 florin. A service of porcelain, tic , .ii•rircl for the PCPC. Scribed as surpassing, in magnificence, any thing r: the kind ever seen at Vienna, it is of Austrian r.la nufacture. Prince Mi,..irrlncrcir was to set cr:.t join his.lmperial Master oa the 9th. Tuesday and yesterday the Duke and Ductet; f GLOUCESTER had small dinner parties. The Oratorio •It Drury-lane Theatre was last night „very, respecr.M y attends .1, and the performances ga.. e universal satisfaction. HAI-MARKET Tar AT nr,—Yesterday evening Mr. LLoro repeated his f.rc t are, entitled Dior:0?-0.6.mq, a National Offerir.7, in which the interesti of t!.-,e rising generatinn blve b .on eminently ccAsulted, and which has been rno,t arnl , l appreciated by . the and increased patronage with which the L e cture: is nightly honoured. Etch successive Lecture intrc dulces new and varied beauty highly illustrative (i - Stellar and Planetary Nebula, and the constructi:;:z of the Sideral Unive:sa.. CA 111 oN'h Eanoon aFt ended on Thnrsciayse'nnighr, in grand stile, at two o'clock, from Mr. Mt.lt:s:.:•'s Liquor Works, west end of Tradeston, GlasgOw; and aliehted at Burnbroom, six miles east of t.ilacc,,,w, - where a crowd of roll;;:;s torkit to piece.:, every cre eager to have a small part. The AITT of SrEaLoryeE. PRINTTNG 113 i, 427171, been applied to i . Ls legitimate objects, viz. of Tables and Fk.-ur,:-wrol:. Thus we just ste nounced, t.Collection of stereotyped e.nd MA I lIENi AIWA L i.. Of LOG A t 4 II. and TANGENTS : and a.o, a stereotyped pr,,A ! ..- P.ccleoNta, by CONUE.Ir , so correct, • 11 at he c.:7,4 One Pound Reward for the detection of an erz::., This is a degree of perfection which can only attained by thus casting the pages, whEa set, i.ll:* I solid un - .:ltet;:ble plates. Ni ti It Ti9N.—The fsalloving are the numbers cl the families and individuals who have cmigTated the port of Belfast for America' dLIT irg the last t.r:'`.lt years, eading sth January, British tiettleraents .nd the United !Rates included :—ln 1817, 9.39 110 individuals; 1818, :114 families, 2FII. 5601 individuals. ¢uas ; and in 1819, 7'27 families, REmEgazit! that in the last Contract, CARROLL sold No. 2,387, a Prize of £90,000, No. 7,003, a Prize of £5,000, and other Capitals of £1,000,1:500, t,:c. Remember! that in the last few months hc h a also sold 2 Prizes of 030,000 : and S of £20,000! and that in die present Lottery, which will commence drawing on the 25d M4ttoi, the 3 Prizes of £9),006 are probably now on sale at his fortunate Oakes, No. 19, Cornhill, and 20, Oxford-street. PXD2STRIANT.SII.—A man of the name of VEA now was matched at. Moleiey, on Tcesday, to run fifte , :u miles in an hour and thirty-6%v minutes, for flity guineas. He is a Hampshire man, and is said to Le the fastest iu England. FALMIONLILF AIRRIVALL—Lerd Ashley, at tbc istrl of Z. burT'st In Gioavenur-tquare ; Earl and Countess of Mae. !.-s -held, in Conduit-street; r_Go vrLiiam Vitznerild, In rostrn square; liettour:.4 .Mits at T ord Ardwit, in 1 .4:1 4 .t .I . atnee4idace 4, Downes (onn:els ut Minus,. and the Ladles Elliot, in OW rprlippton-street ;. Mr. B. I)eline, in NU-n:•.11; • Mr. and ilertcrc, in 1.-.wer Grosvenor-erect ; !nger Anrhersi;jil Mr. Agar Ellis, in rierkekys sr,tire ; blr. tionblon, in Bakes-street; C_aitain Onion, iu St. T ientr•roant-Caletal Sir Henry 'Moinresu. I dation of •li . .public. 1. , 4.'" , •••1---. ---..,... --...—.... .... ..,............_ .._ ... 1171 ` ) ' ' - ' viliot, in OM rt)rlipgton-strett ; Mr. R. I)elme, in Pain: . A - 7 i isbnes of gold may :gsc, Mr. and 411•.:. G. ile.retrc, in Lo;..cr Grosvenor-a:rat ; Dorca: d with safety, as sore- vrV.iidy . Arirners,,iii 11111.-grt ; Mr. Agar ERN in Berkelei- • ,remieni ibr exportat ;on ..s- - .-41re; Mr. Horblon, in - Bahesattect ; Captain Onyx*, i n St. Droducc only ;lye p en I 3••;••1 , ft-ttreet ; Lieutvant-General Sir Henry Afornreacr, in • . F, „ ., • , • " ,-c , 1;/..talloo-place ; Lord and Lady parrington, in ilill•ttte.•.• ; Fir i 1 Ch;irks Blunt, in - Mortinier-atreet; Viseounteta Fternard, in .t r. discount at Berlin of Connirlyln-piace :. Ludy Campbell' and Mite Emma kr.oz, is i 111....prgh the shareholders. Ton-pi Are; Mn. and. Mira Cochrane, in Poi - tman-aquart i Lord remium a one per cent. STthr• - /ai r°l ‘ 64 , :fat•at Fro - r-; ) , N•rnt ; ;be Earl :n.l C . ...1m.y , k, ,i r : pt4popeer r in :, - , t . oupes's-plUe, f:om „Northampton ; Lord 7!. e' mong'sevyntecti tv.pl s ...40 :;poet ' s, ram t.........?j0rvair Cagle ; t a....„. t •-••• , ,,, r b y a ,...4 ', tr a y, tram • .. 11i V. tir(!eOf *Nil"! ire .. criumne i .ii:te, Di;rier ; liarcpis of 1„,.11.ian, the Lozd Beet- I tr 4; I 4 SentlunJ, at 11!oniai's 111.t.1, 114.,•.•je•i,sap , ..tre. . . • ...• ,• . . . , ~ • • • •