Star. — London, England, 1817-05-24 00:00:00

rn THE EVENING STAR. I.6&DQN. SATURDAY; MAY n, 1817. decision of Partition nt, by which all the aubiects of the Empire 11111PU'il be sint•eil in cite common interes - • lie WWI happy r., say One the oreseln Rill was fit•t iolitided on any imilicillate necessity whatew r—'4 laqh ). si talc support the Bill. .sr Wit 1.1.-1 BURROUL:II - ; eipre.s..l Ids astonishment, that with.- h was a standing .‘.rany hf -.75,n nu min in Ire'and, with 30.000 hniatiry havieg :to teller ro.-cupation objea, but to preserve the in-emit pt•liCi• of tli.n C:iiiiitty. l• .4,00%1 still be r. (pored to cowl:toy a measure of t; is tremendous character, orepecial•y a. it was adnittred even by the Right Honourable secretary himself, tt at-there W:V. season or ineartectiom When this Insurreztion Act was origin:oly lmuXl t orward by Land dare, who certantly wa t not remark able for moderation or iiiiidne.s tipsier subjects of th!, nature, It was distinctly defended upon the ground or necessity to guard] agunw •rea-hia and *nett a surpen.ian of the C•iii,titliiig)ll that Act bivalved was not to by Licensed upon mist orlutr view. lint uo sire, view was advanced Of.illtinl2lrol. oil this Its. thereto... thougbt that a 111 shunr of ihisileseriiniou ought not so be rielopred without at lear 'time preltrioUS ineitry, to aecer taio whe *a-r It was in any degree necessary ? At .sot.iing to the Right Hotirsurable "secretary, a: Act had to: been n 1 late called bin eirspt iu 01:e or two Baronies in the Colony of looith „and within the last three years it bad never beet, aced upon but in tote Cr wit Baronies out of the thirty-two Counties of which Ir.land codeineel. Was this, then, a eullicient reason for continuing this kw with regard toad Irvatal? lie bud, in-, deed, heard of 110 • It * : nee in In land 14.4 ly, but such a: were era ated by ih a .tct liself; for witr reser it was in action, every man found abroad a'ter tir 1).:1,•re• sun-rise, was creme': a do !inquiet.. and liable TO be transitirred :or lit•Vell years by the mere iteignun t at Magistrates, and without the interptnition of a Jury. He mos+ sky. that .in u e history of no civilized cou try in the world, of whje' h . be had heard, had sue. an extraordinary law exited As that which It was now proowd to corvisitie in his sin. fottuitate cotruery-'- (firer. Lear ) • lour t he Masi testes of Ireland ho felt Cr a r y due respect ; but It svzs the frailty of num, that lie was genera ly unwilling to resign power, and he terred that the• Irish k.a,l traces were too food of the power created by this law. He appeal' d to the Right Hon. Secietary isiniself—he adj uste d him, by ;fie regard which he felt fur the interrne of justice and], the prise pies eri the Cunsti.utiun, out to press such a e measure, at least without Mine previous inquiry by that Hume as to the circumetances in which Ireland was placed. It was admitted that that country was not now di,turbed, Or very likely to bed disturbed, and then:tore there was no danger in taking tone far farther tutioderatiori. It was said, that such was the extraordi nary sittratitin of Ir. land, that witnesses weir not safe In that " country ; but. in the :1411 . 11.1 of justice, was it meant by this alle gation, that blogiurates shoukl decade without witnes&c,—(firme, 44.-e l'/ —.l fie whole of the allegations upon which this bill was supput•ed were as ritraordittaty 'as tie lib' itself. 11: hop e d, thereat: r e 'tiac she Rieke lieu. Secret:ay would take futile/ time 'dal:tidily. its I;rostsitinti. Mr, o,ll:ellielsii BROWiIIE said, that lie was ropey to take Fos share Ot•thr 01:6111 that might attach to the re enactment of thus salutary law, which had, Inowevir„ never been loom' tires,. s yin the county watch he represented, cc .0 any of the rutin ties 44.ining iri Mr. M'IN!AGILTEN Vfpported the 41111 as necessary. Ir.PlLli.i.atarett, that seventy-ix Magistrates of the county of Tipp. tee( had addressed a letter to the Lord lieutenant, ex• preside in door ihat.ks fur the betietit derived trout the lalitilto went of the law, Situ from the efEcieucy of the pollee acting under it, a. well as te their resolution to persevere in their exer cises to execute the law, outwit listanding the murder of Mr. Raker. General MA THEW repeated, that when he was he *1 lyre vary its foasid this law and the police :cling under it bad crea. rd universal el sgu-t, especially from the expense to which it gave via_ - .' itaillie•ONswlera i rp of Mr. t t aker were not appre hended through the GovernMent 'Mee or itsbirstielesi but thianigh tar 'activity of Lewd Cilengall. c;ign s id bAt supported the statement of Mr. Peel, obs.rvinu, that .C.',00 were vu eel to the Police Officer by whom tar murderers of A tr. Laker were apprehended.• '• _ • General MATHEW persovertil in bia former !Podium; ad ding, that the X.lOO alluded to by the last speal.cr, were given to one of the_vd...t vagabond. that ever existed, who was noto riously' &minium Informer, whore trade was to euttap miter. Into guilt in s'rder to profit by their detection. Ihe Euston was agreed te, and the bill was ordered to be cppmitied on this day ee'nnight. • Ahe remit' Employment Bill was•read.s third time and passed. lbw other Orders of the Day were than proceeded in, after whldi the HAtie adjourned at Hall-past Eleven o'Clock. I be notice of the 'Petitions from Barnstaple, presented by htt. lisoOnnata to the House ot Commons on ltursday, shuskl hays bejo as fol:ov2r. Mr. Itt.OUal AM presented a Petition of some Burgesses of Ilarnetapie iespecting the non-attendance of Sir Eyre Conte, one of their Members,. in Parliament; also of the MJyer, mar, atvi Burgesses of the said llormth, stating that they were satisfied wet:. till conduct ot thy aid Member.-siOrdered to liv stn the 1 able. nupE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATIV#LVE (FLOCK , • M c . t . uccd 74“—Cous. per (:Cat. 694, Navy. 104—Basik Lung Mose ludic Maas SS Its Kt.—rubs:lm *Us 44. iSs. pr. Cowls tor OpeuiLe ;311 Loth Houses were last night adjourned till Friday sleet, when the promised commimicatiod from the Pat Nat REGIDIT. oar the state of .the country, will be brought forward. • Last night we received some German Journal s; and this Morning a Mail arrived from Holland...a.' From these it appears that our commercial opPohents are every where at work to revive in effect, it not in name, the Exclusory Decrees of Bownpartvc against the Commerce of this Couqtry. The Licnt Jouraial aittrates its approval of Anti-English Societies aka p ;mimic system, adding, that there never was a wish snore general, or decidediy expressed, than that which in Belgium rejects the influence, the productions, and 'She power of England. This sentiment, it says, is nearly that of all Europe. Among the extraordinary prosecutions of the day, -is one at the instance of the Spanish Ambassador, against a Belgian Paper, far calumniating the Inqui sitlon.—A libel on the Inquisition ! ! I We greatly suspect that these tirades against Bri otliti Commerce are the production of the individuals who have been compelled by the perseverance of England to seek a residence elsewhere than hi France. It appears that the intrigues of these men, who in one way or another had contrived to command the opi nions of the Belgic Journals, have at length become so troublesome to the Government,- as to call fur its -interference. The Journal of Ghat notices this fact, but affects to believe that not itself but Tim Corsailu fiord is aimed at.—Time will determine the fact. Count Quitman°, who, along with another Beigian gentleman, wash ately arrested at Pais, has beets released. A police officer and two gees d'armes ti.ok him from prison to his lodgings, where lie was allowed 15 minutes to pack up his effects, with which .he wsa trilltatd by ill tbcy.mt L 0 vz;bcicancs, di,di then an injunction never more to set .a. fot,t on French ground. A letter from Rotterdam, of the 2.Pth May, says, that the Dutch galliot Jong Cornelis,• fro.n pool, was hoarded on the 16sh instant, about s.vrn le.tgues from Flushing, by a beat with about twenty men, belonging to a squadron o f Tunisian corsaii;i, then in corwisting of a frigate, cutter brig, and a cumr. They were very desirous of obtaining a chair b 1 the Mediterranean, with which the Captain :coulatti:t accommodate theta Sorne articles .which to c7.ew had plundered were returned by the Oriscets, mho ordered the Dutcb•Ctiptain not to sail till the arquAdroti was out of sight. 'nese are the :Anse 'vessels of which our own ciuizertaave already I urty..alted. borne accounts. TRENCH PAPERS. The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived last night, and thos • of ‘VeJnesday this morning. The Maslow of the 20th contains a Royal Ordi nance, by which various economical refdrms are made in the public administration. The Conservators of Forests, the Administrators of the Posts, of the Cus tom:, and of indirect Contributions, are suppressed, and their duties assigned to other officers ; while the number of Administrators for the Registry of Do mains and Forests is reduced to four. The saving from these reductions will, it is understood, be very considerable. The Marquts de CA7II"LORES, the Ambassador from Spain to the C"urt cf Brazil, passed through Paris on the 20th instant,. on his way to London, to assist in the negociations carrying on at the Court of St. James's, respecting the differences between Spain and Portugal. ' The fate of General Lacy appears still undecided. Some private letters assert, that his associate, Milan:, having collected a force in the mountains, has threatened the most dreadful reprisals in the event of ' Lacy's being put to death. A conespondent, in cne of the Journals, who. gives a very particular account of Lacy's lite and adv.mtures, endeavours to shew that he has been affl.cted with a habitual insanity ; and if his statements are true it must be confessed that there seems but tc,o much reason tor the conclusion. Letters from Palermo state, that at the cessation of an earthquake, tl.e sea retired to a great distance trorn the shore, and that much snow fell, accompanied with a cold so intense as had never before been expe rienced by the Sicilians. Other letters state, that Mount Etna has opened six new craters, and that al village situated in the neighbourhood of Nicolosi has been overflowed by the lava. This intelligence re quires confirmation, as the last Papers from Naples do not mention it. The Finch funds have experienced a depression. On the `2o►h they tell so 67 ft. 75 c. SPAIN. Letters of•the Bth instant from Madrid, mention that the new Finance Nan of Don Maoris GALe?, amounting in fact. to a species of Income Tax, had received the approbation of the Council of Castile, after long and warm debates. It was chiefly opposed by Don Lozano Tonnes, Minister of the Interior, but GARAY'S firmness, and the situation of the na tional treasury, carried the measure through. The plan was afterwards sanctioned by the Kato, and or dered to be printed. Orders had been issued to the Bishops, to suspend the parochial statements of pro .perty they were forming in their respective dioceses, as the Finance Minister had projected a new mode of assessment. The Vales Reales,,or as they may be 'called Spanish Exchequer Bills, were only losing 70 per cent. which circumstance is quoted as a pror.f that 'public credit had improved under the adminis trati..n of GARAY. The new Finance Plan adopted by King FLAN. NAND, through the instigation of his Minister, and the approbation of his Council, is not only a novel thing, but also as bold a step as any attempted by the C9rtes, since it levels the privileged orders, in order that all may equally contribute to the exigen• cies of the State. 'Great opposition is expected in its execution, as the Spanish Government is well aware, but even its adoption fully proves the desperate state to %hie!) the latter is seduced. FFIADINAND has at last found that his gip" and navy will no longer be j loyal, because they arc not paid, and because helm kept his promises. The great question is, at this late hour, even if money is obtained, whether it would suffice to suppress discontent The Clergy and Nobles heretofore have been the Chief supporters of the KING'S measures, now they are to be turd I— ', Adieu," adds our letters, to the immuni ties and privileges of Biscay, that can nu longer be a free country, or contain a free port." The Dutch and Flemish Papers received by the Mails at yesterday and to-day, in referring to the existing differences between Spain and Pottugal, go somewhat farther in their assertions on the matter of asrangersient, than any authority we have fret seen on the subject ; and infinitely farther, we are convinced, than facts will warrant. From Madrid they pretend to have litters of the bed maker*. slating, that the j Spanish troops are going to occupy Postugal, which is to be united to the Spanish Monarchy is virtue of arrangements with the Court of Brasil, the latter re ceiving, indemnity from south America. And from, Cadiz also, they have letters to talk of, which repre sent not may the Spanish and Portuguese Courts as quite agreed on the exchange, but the people of Pop l tugal as not less willing to be free of their present exiled master, than he is Cu be 'free of thestp.:.we need nut say how little credit is to be attached to all this. From our extracts (torn the Paris Papers it will be well that the Spanish Ambassador to the Court of brazils is now on his way to London, to assist in the iieso‘iaLioas which au.; still carrying on hue, to re tone& the differences between the P. - nliquete anJ Nr.nsisit Catirtscand.independeutly a the fact th •nu determination at all•has beep. come to, niitbing can be more improbable than, such a repult a's that which•thebe Dutch writers auunte. ALGIERS. Litters from Madrid mentivn that aeconcts had been received by the pteceding Mail frr,rn Cadiz, stating that 'die British Vice-Consul, and several other British subjects and foreigners, had been murdered at Alg'.ets., VV,I are unaware what degree of credit is to. he ginn to the report, which we only mention io the harm it comes to us ; though we should be in. di; ed•tts believe, that an act of so atrocious a n store s nuld hare been known to us through .France, ur Ironi the Mediterranean direct, if it had been true certain .it is, that its currency had created tome sen sation both in Cadiz and Madrid. EAST-INDIES. Calcutta Papers to the 20th of December have reached us. They contain details of the politics and warfare of the Hindoostanee Chiefs and of the Pin darees. The district of Jypoor is in a distracted and desolate state. There are various Chieftains all pur- ' suing one object, but in a different way. They would remove Mtea KHAN. who seems to carry on his pre datory schemes, and was, on the 14th of November, near IntJpoor. in the hilly and strong country of Agemere. Meanwhile the Pindarees, hovering along the hanks of the Narbudda. have kept the Cuterat and Caudeish in great alarm. About the middle of November, ten thousand were encamped on the north bank of the Narbudda, four thousand of whom broke up, and took the road to Gozerat. The rest made a rapid dash southward of the Narbudda, and were met and defeated with much skill and mirage by Major Lusursoros. The British Nagpoor force was, in 'the middle of November, encamped near Hosfringa b rd. One of its detachments had, about the Gth of November. fallen in wits and killed a few Pindarees on the north bank of the Narbudda. There has been great sickness in the Upper Provinces, but it was on the decline. The Frances Charlotte was lost on the sth of No. vembcr on the Preporis, off the coast of Siam. About 120 men, the sick, and the women and children, Ma. jor and Mrs. IsiTtleasox, and Mrs. hI , QuEEN, were taken off by the Prince Blucher, from China. The r fey, ninety men, six officers, and sixty Lanai, were left on the Preporis, the Blucher having carried away her foremast in a storm, and received other da mage ; but vessels were dispatched from gauger Roads to bring them off, and no doubt was enter- Diked of their being saved. NAY4L INTELLIGENCE. DEAL. MAY es. Arrived this morning the Coldstream and Wind ham, from China, and the Europe from Madras and Batavia. The two former have sailed for the River, the latter remains. Came down from the River and rerhain, the Hussar, for the South Seas, and Caledo nia, for Fundy. DOVER, MAY U. - - - - Arrived last night the Lord Duncan, Captain Nacos, from Ostend, with a mail and passengers ; also the King George, Captain MEncen, and L. rd Duncan packet, Captain liasuTorr, from Calais, with passengers.—Sailed this morning the King George packet, Captain KING. for Calais, Mich a mail and passengers, also the Prince Leopold, Capt. Roomr, for that port, with passengers. Arrived this after noon the Iris French packet, Capt. Souvlue, from Calais, with a mail. FALMOUTH, MAY 21. Arrived the Hind, Revenue cutter, from a cruize. PORISMOUTFI. MAY 23. Arrived the Henry, 1 7, 0 x, from Hull for Messina. Sailed his Majesty's sli;p ERIDANUs, on a cruise, and the Adamant transport, fur Cork and Ceylon. SYMINGTON. MAY £3. Passed by yesterday, after pnst, the Windham, from China. The Purser landed here with dis, patches, and set off immediately for London. GRAVESEND. MAY H. Arrived the Maria Margaret, Nichols, from Bkineur. Sailed the Lord Suffield, !frown. for Calcutta; Elizabeth, White. for the Cape of Good Hope; Edward, Germain, for Amigos; Hat.- ford, Newton. for Archargel; Union, Spicer, for Ostend; Louisa. Ozz, for Rotterdam; Wellington, EtiwurJo. for Ant werp ; Industry, Roy. for Daritz,c; Diving. Harrison. for Riga; Dorothy, Edmunds, for Hamburgh; and Jason, Davidson, for Quebec. MAT SS.—Arrived the Neptunm. Harrison, from Riga; Al. Nance Dominski. from Dantzie ; Abrona, Maine, fromtGibral tar ; Mercury, Di‘nu ' front Goiresiburgli nit ; Sul +;e, ti,u , rostle, from Volgasi ; Agenoria, Pomeroy, from Palermo ; she Thames, Brown, from ilasitburgli ; Julirouw liasdrica. Englisman. front Groningen; Vruw Armin*, 'human, from Emildtn; the Vrow Svvank. y, Bolden, frum Groningen ; Proselyte, Banter, front Gre nada; Louisa, Christian, from Stettin; Argo, Barclay, from Ja.. maks/ Charlotte Dorothea, Horgan, from Rostock ; Ann, Lay burn, from Dam zie ; Fortuna, Smith, fmm Stralsund ; Rambler, Godfrey, front "Ertirriffe; Nimrod, Watson. front Hainturgh; Recovery, 1 burps, from St. Michael's; the Hanover, Adamson, front Jamaica.—Salted Ike Lord Niddry, Rkttardon, for Que- bee; Blucher, Rngers, for Berhire; Ida, Aldridge, fur Bermuda; fenny, Nunn, for Antwerp ; Habende Eliza, I.eieht, for Chris tiansaud ; Annan, Petra, for Ostend; nod the lean, Patterson, for Vainest. CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 22. SNIPS ENT:IUD INIVAIDII.—.I he \Jervis; Reed, ard Robert and Ann, bunees, trots Memel; Vrow Tryntje, &arms, from Amsterdam ; Brothers, Mame, from Harlingen; Abu ona, Barg , and Margaret, Liddle,srunt Konigsberg; Watson, Watson, from Humn; Caledonia, Primrose, from Holbeck; and Orpheus, Fiutay, !rum Bombay. 0 trr wa aiss.—The George. White, for Gibraltar ; Egton, Pei 'km for ; Owe Hornung, Wiese, fur Enables), Leer, atsJ Nri;dea; Senna. Williams, sad Sally, Thomas. for Antwerp ; Westmorland, M'ititite, for Tobago; Tbrnautis, Dennis, fur Rotterdam ; Jonge Jan School], Seligson, for St. Valence; Charles, Knight, for Ebineur sad Memel;Knight, ask Isabella , Dre l osus os fur Etsineur and Rip. MAY it3.—bowaatisr—Heart df Oak. Itileknfamv, from Ms. mai; Frederick Millennium, Michiels, from Endo&n Wither . force, Cook, from Mantic; Teaser, Rogers, from Belfast; and Hirer, Marie, Nicolagen, from Copenhagen. 01.11WARDS-7 he Royal Sovereign, Laming, for Rotterdsno ; Alligator, for St.Vincenes; Ant, Davidson, Aurora, Wilson, and William, Hatfield, for Flanoburgio • Hercule, r•aissurr, fix RIM; and Hopewell, Smi th , for MaJ eira sad Barb:Woes. $ innate Boriasysitys and his wife have been;warned off from the vicinity of Schoenbrunn. where :Ley Fad bought the chateau of Esla fur 250.000 fli.rios. The finances of the BONAPARIE family at Lea:: !vep: not evicted b 7 the war. TEE ARMY. .By.neeannts from .Calcutta to tte 49th of r;.e.s , rl.. bee, we learn that there had been great sick nesi . Upper Provinces. At CI Wnpre epidonic attacked his Majesty's tath with virulence, h:: t: he m 4 transferred to the b(h Iteetnrnt, which 1.. : 1 r men daily. Lieutenant 7 Gtoeral Sir S. 1-1„ 1:.1 was much indisposed ; Lieutenant RestwAnn a the 21th Diagoors, lesi fallen a victim ro an .r none of the other corps had let recoverA their usual he. lth , and relapses were. wit c:;:rect ieut among the convalescents. At Meerut et, Hunks were very sickly and dying in great sitrisiben. pore had also been v;sited by the epidemic, a:.d Nttjesey's 21.111 Regiment was there suffering comi. Licrahly.—At Allahabad 2'2U men of die flank cum: batta:i.ni were to hospital.--At the date of latest accounts from the Upper Yrov:nces (the zeh November) the general sickness was, however, thon g l t to be on the decline, and it was hoped that the i n . creasing cold 91 the season would contribute to subi•to it entirely. _ _ Tuesday se'nnight, the 2d battalion of the @; :h Regiment arrived at Chatham from Gibraltar, in tc r transports, from which they disentb.irked i.n 1 7ea. nesday and Thursday, and marched to Canterb‘rv, where they arc to be disbanded. 'Tuesday, upwards of VO men marched (rem the Invalid Depot, Fort Pitt, for Chelsea. The Committee for deciding upon the merits et the several designs submitted tor the Monotimrs, voted by Parliament, to connoemorate the til.,na;,,,r of Watetlo, or. Saturday came to an unani,ii,a, cision.—The execution of the tor tner is in A, ;;iveti to Messrs.WILSON alld GANDY ; the latter to Mr.;;A:::;,:,.. SPoR TLL L IGENM EPSOM RACES.-FRIDAY, MAY El. 1817. The First Year of a renewal of th.• Oak, :hake. of SCjs. each, 1:.!!. fur n yrs-old tithes, tt.t. 41b. Mr. Watson's filly Neva, rode by Buckle - - • 1 Mr. Lake's bay filly, by I.lectiun, dam by Vo:mg %%aide' , Mr. Like's bay filly, by Election, nut Seoin . dam . Duke of Grafttni's ebesuut Lily Ttictra,- . . . These were the only (our placed. Thr n:hers that et:re,: the tollowing—three fillies by Sincerer, Nlerot And:ars• J hlaid of Corinth, and Trophunius. l kis WAS A telerab:e gt,el Mr. and Neva won easy by two gengths. lu cua , t , ;i:etice the unexpected te.rlt nt the Uerty Stakes yes:erelay, be,:kg I,e. came very dutl-6 3041 7 to 1 the field agst Neva. The match between Mr. Stbith'A Slavdry. 'lst. I !IS. aerie Mr. /Sawn', Salamanca, sst. was won by the furtnr, af a most cut:lc:it rare, by a mck. A Plate of X 5 4 0, for all ages. The winner to be sold for ^6Cf;. if dcnianded, Sze. 1 wn•milc heats. Mr. Gould's Ponkakou, by 13:ck AP'rews - . S 1 i Mr. N:•rthey's hay filly, by Gantenut - - 1 2er Mr. lizeott's h.y colt scrub - • - - 2 n ‘'t Mr. l'..trsA blown hily Lionect - • - , 4 •:r Mr. Palmer'. hay he se liaiper • - ♦ 5 :!/, .I'l4- fast heat 14 this rot c wts vet n contested C; t..• - nut and Scrub, aid the record Ctulenut alit, I'2:•:'l;al, who walked over the ground the third liest.—scrub thtt The races were thinly attended. Th.. course was in say ! , :.1 cnnditient, and the heavy rain prevented t hem from c.oni.tet.ci until three o'clock. Numerous persons, both going :rd went through Lower Tooting, to witneNs the vetsrar. rrr. aged 73, who has undertaken to wslk .JOOO untie. in t: days; at two o'clock he had complut..l hi. si..h day, seven in the eventtig he had made up 1561 miles. PEDESTRIAN MATCH ON WORMWOOD SCRl'lif. Yesterday Muniing Earns caned at A toaster /wit 6•1. r. . .1 at half past tour in the afternoon had ptifornied 40 ut ks. Llat started at half-past lour, and at half vs.( four in the aft , -ruov:: 'lushed 41 making In th• whole, giver their enntaa•u•cr rnent, the 7th instant—D.P:VA, 747* miles—Enron, Rear-Admiral Rowtey arrived at Deal on nesday trout Sheerness, :and hoisted Irk flag vii of the GANYNILDE frigate. On Thursday, the Cap fain and Oilicets from the Monri,ila corsair KattOds , , were landed at Deal, and ptuceeded immediately ta the Adnairal's crime, attended by the ()dicer: of It Royal Navy, Qit tladt station, in order, it is sampled, to investigate the particulars of the pir.tte* and up• tured vessels ; nothing has transpired as to the wait. NORFOLK ELLCTIOS...- Oil the close of the 1 1 ,11 co Thursday, the tryntwrs w•ere— Fur Mr. W4•DEIIt.U4C lot M r. r* Al' ....... . ........... AiZiotiZy for .M r . Wont ruse Requisitions arc now stroing to the LonotlAyox. requesting Lim to eta Meetings of the Coolant Council and of the Livery of London, to petitica against the I urther Sthrosion of the Habeas eirpus Act. Similar Meetings, we understand, ate - to be held in the County of Hertford, and other parts of the country. In the Court of Common Plcar, yesterdaT, a Mr. VAUGIITON, A hatilier r e cif rk, tecovered ex mattes from a fellow nauled FEL'ILLADE, a clanciner master, wh", und.r circumstances of pecttliar bs:r• tiess, seduced the wile of the plaintiff. LI rEitAISY GAZLTTE AM/ JOURNAL OP BELLEc LET- TitP.l:, &C.—The F.i6hteClll.ll Number of this new Weekly Journal, paliiisiled this day, contain., athong other iiiterer.liag at ticles Mt moil's of Robe.t :•0 0 ;•hey, E--, Port I.:eireat ; Jounr.! of al English Traweller, ur Mrotoirs and Anecdotes it bar Ko; Highness the Prin.:cw of Waits. at.sl of her Court; M" mos; li a Cons!e Drama; ; Captain interesting Narrative .1 his altipwreek, and Lytivity among the Ardb.; ;actor• nn Ireland ; Remarks On the Royal Ar..demy ; en the English, French, and itzi.an Drama; Lines uu Cord la b skint, by the late Riehaid Bull, Esq. &c. &c. ALA Km ten Fie r ::.—Vesternay afterncun the re!gt.boai 01.1 of Fleet-street wat•thrOWll into the greatest alarm and via:mita.. by a must dreadful five ii.vaLini; out in the envois.: prentio% formerly occupied by Mr. .rise, as a gloss aid chats apip, 1 1 4. which had Lamely undergone several improreine%ts, woe! a %bort time since as the \lett - 01)40n Doane. It i. MK ! , t certaixed how the fire or i linated. Ihe primatet L:ve e.•• inhabited fur some tint.: pit. the Clines burst t.ut iu ;:es tie tipper iaorirs, and in a f.:vs minutes the stro•A in fire aid smoke, anJ in lei, th.:n an Lowe the %lode bou.s: 6 4 4 eanyleiely idestruyeti, nuihiog hot the h a re walks W tiwt!li:q: 01 Mr. cualte, ',Lamer and gluier, in lirair's ita. 5 .4 11 : and that sat Mr. Mann, in eatisitry-emiti, Lave scit.r... severely nu tilt: GlCtasjilli, pa: • iCtilany • hat of the ft;rsiier, I ;upper stories of woad . . ::re tovallf .kstioyakl. Lau night, about eat.' u'elock, a lire broke out Is the .8,44•5 of messes. TAITS, eap-ti:JEJ:er., t:a7, Wayrfig,sehttla Wit Ia• tally cowman-Ai, together with tb. adjoining bouse to Mr ton g MA RSTEN, ail sinker. by ik ;aumpt exertions ta Ilk tirelin! . l and a good t.uppi) u: water, it Was slit und,e % rem I,st. 'Ellis morning, at ,ix o'v.i• • k, souther fire (woke net .on t** brltOtlics ul Mr. toe ER, lonsh.m..ker, (acing Marepicrcet, .•ttsr 4 i but was got wider oithont ding any material !quip -- - —........—..0.. Levrio 14." P las D. On the £oth lust. at his hoscr us (otitis, Esq. hi the s.itb year cu Iss. age. e Georg, .ecotid eon of bun Cs. , vsl Cssq. of charko:, near cs n.nana. lie N 34 drove , rd ses the tv,Piug of thmoy ber 15 it, at Cruses , . It u. sup l us..ed tun be Mira bee: IA:I•at or, r board during Lis sit.p. Ha ryas s I KW-luaus uP bt , - , r" .fiv Ce)iir4r4 am. LONDON ; Pra ed and pubbsted by Lava; Na S'7, Y WA* Hack., Tvaiple./.;itr. ''r"