The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-02-04 00:00:00

.~ CELEBRATION OF MR. FOX'. BIRTH-DAY. The Anenl'ily Rooms at Norwich, on Monday se'nnight, were rompleicle silted with the distinguished advocates mid firm adherents of the Cause of Freedom, which the county of Norliolk bas to boast of. Tickets for the nutnttunal tistmlol (hit the large room could contain wire issued is considerable period efore the appointed day, suit the number neces:nrily . schided, as well as the high premiums olf , tril fur tickets, I. those who failed of obtaining !bent in the first instiller, 11,0Vt$ the eagerness whirls was es - int.... 1 fur ilw opportunity of pot lug POO grateful :I tribute of honour to OOP gnat Champion's memory. The following orcre among, the Gen pre:erit Hun Win Itossoll, Colonel ritiniv. J. Merest, E. g. M.P. Tbornhangli Gunk'''. Esq. It. Adair, E.g. Rev. Dr. Langton, Rey. R. F. Elwin, Rev. Mr Odell, Rev. C Collier, Rev. J D. Borton. Rev. J. Colman, Rev. I) Mote, Rev. T. Madge, :11r. Steward .%111-ewn, Colonel Xeppel, Nliijor II u.sey, taut Saffery, Captain Pike, Dr Wright, Sir J. E. Smith, E. R. Pratt, r. Hamniiil, Fag S. T. Sonihwell, E.g. J. 'Pinar, EN W. Smith, jou. F.O J Moseley, Eito.T. Cooper, Esq. James Marsh, Leg. N Rolothrolke. Esq. A. Reevor, Esq. T. Reevor. E•ise A Huila,,,,, E.q. T Alertineitts, Eal. &c. After the removal of the cloth, ASCII NUNS DOllling was some 'l'l,. Noble fltainsuis then gave-- " tac " Th. f'r.ome Iligent—and may 11.. House of firommiek to yrs fin L•ei the pr o rioter whirl. seated thee' Vonllly 0111112 *lhrsior of these Itealuta."—/:lplllnu..r. l "'I he Constitution, securdis i to the p.inclples asserted 168 b." Lunt .ArBVMAIS/ra rope to girt the toast immediately re. ft rroig 111 1111. OITA. 44444 of the Meeting. 4 . 01.1'1011s ac he a:.. of his inability totems:tidy to pi rho Ili the ditties of the Chao, lie could only allege 1111 sense, that the r ill such 30. 11011011 f ais 4 11.111101.1111111 100 glee, for his vaulty to oe sist. eu rind as be was with Mr. Fox, by 11w lies of rein l""t'li p. honoured by his steady. mid affertionalc friend ship, and rOlirati $1 as be had the hapi • sto have been in his school of polit;rs. These were the comuderations that intim - ell hit vanity to accept the tempting Mier ; and he el/11111 stilly add, Ilea lie windld exert himself to the utmost, to 'finitude the good humour. g/11./11 fellowship, and 11510. - too loco of the Nlceting —' Freest opplumeei—.He t h en lOW- Cr. 111•1 to 101101 rl.unllie chancier of Mr Pus. Where • OW tOOCII. filtila 110 j(l , oiff to his nnairt . Etr/I 1101vcr , A1 benevolence, his k Mamas, and p otialsit 11.4413. 111 e faults and failings of ado 1.11? That rii 111 1545 11011411 Eunsidered both in his public and 10 or3le eliar.orler ; 21111 O'O.lWri to the latter, hr nimbi call 111.2r0 , 1 11101 Ileareld friends to say. w hiller Oa pro. porllllo as te. was intimately knowit, he Was 11111 11111cikoseitly lirlot..l , For 111111/111 . 111C We, It was 11514.1111. fore as. awl it her litni Mug in descant 1110031 11 ; but heillg 0110 A 0113,19.11 C admirer of Sir. r 11 % ./. public r 1111 l be con'ell not help 100'01; 1111 l 101( IWO Of iii,., 6'4441111C pOinIS ill il, *i lush .101 4111111 11010111 r 110 le s head and heart Hr aas the 111111 mill devoted fl - scud of the s fights of man, tinder what ver elail/1, rof whatever ph:stun; the supporter of civil cod relignins ; the pr 1111 l uter of pruner and good t. 111 union::ml a upon earth ; the advocate, the surres,fill ad vl.rate 111 ail, country at least, of Ilse abolition of Ile Slave T s .nl.•. If his a i-e eunmels had been follow. 11, those oars would 111111 r have been rolerell into that have deluged ilia aids blood; corruption would have 'fretted a check, 1111 01111111 d 1111Ve been spared the oppressive weig!it o f as ore", hel l o iog taxation ; the rights and liberties of the subject wool I hate continued to br protected and revered — f • oo l louxe.ll.ll the, the great energies of his mind, the be orteilftit 01 his heart, were alike exerted to promote till' true a elfsre slid real happiness of mankind. Allow env theta In give-- .• 'f lie chit 6llO immortal Meninry of Charks Jame. Fox."—'l . l3l. toast WA9 drunk in deep awl resit etful silence. The Ittgists of the People "—Three tinny three. A beautiful snag. written for the oressi 111 l , 111 the MUM/Ty of NT r F.%, was then son, which was ereally admired. " %ley for example of tine Been Mimi prevent the neces sity of anuther."— Genera/ apphivre) 1 . 11 , Noble CPAIIIIMAN then ploposed the health of the twos iny High loud cheering and upplauer ; wimp- maid 'less and impartiality at the lair Select Comity Meell.lC—.. / H. or, loot was acknowledged with the Mehrat rippil.llsl/ 1111 l 1,11 1111 1.0111., The man who could, on such 211 Ore:121011. COIIII2II himself with sill b niaulonss and imparr must kere le• is a true Whig rave At re.nen llk f the .or _ The Hiatt sit cane /ward I t 1111110.4 r 111 whirl, hi. health had been druid( ; the 'Ain. he Afire' was indeed formal upon him : he should have part; nett slechiong it for the present A• to his political prirriph lie woidil WIIy Mori 1.1.. that " barn up a child to the way he should go, and orlon he Is old hr will nut depart from it." Ile was (11111e.ollell 111 the school of simnel %Vtitg an.l would nlllll2 firm to them till the slay of his Math: Is. - coon trail that he could not Phew his principles woe a I , ':trio• than by actin!: on 11111 IlrriNl4.ll allsolisl to with ai 1111 l -saner impartiality ; and lie was 1111130 fortunate 104.1 in having seem, ihr apprubatton of both parttee.- 4 - 1 on 9 vied loud upplouser.> • Tlw Mayor, and p.ospenly to the City of Norwich." etl, that the fact of Mr. Ismail hay. to: twists tw ore placed its that slistoseisisloil situation to, the ssilisagra of bit, tellow-ritieens, spoke ni..re its pins:, of his public priociplss and private uurth than any *was which he could Malty wit. of The MAYun. Esq.; returoril thanks, express ing his rruidiiiess sad *lnchon' km to p.oinnte, on all O. CO• hoth in hi. public and private capacity, the welfare and confetti uf Isolh city and county. Idirsl ALlBillAitLv next info, ins sl the Meeting, that he bassi hoped to hare shook the health of do. Doke of Norfolk to his press ate, as his GI arc had s -hurt tittle expressed to his lAwil , hip his ittliailliii4llllll In he poi-testi, but he had trrt•ifftut a lull. r. tlsr .00lyosuci. of **kith was, that tits Doke of Norfolk lied beets so strongly urged to he pis ou Mocslay at a 1.114.41114111./11 IFX/11'0111g the Catholic l's t!..as Ise could not refuse. There lasso: nut a men, 111"tiVrli hi/ 1..11'41(16p, ,roles limn the Duke of Nos f.stk. Permit toe then to prolu , se GrOrr'lS health. with Iht• %en!, i npof minexpd—...g me % th e isoriesst hereditary Nubility sof the kingdom ever consider it litetr nighest I to s.nplonl the rights nod liberties et tha pcupte." 'Ube toast ww received and drunk with twist al:II:3 mice. - _ Lord Ai.il A ILlt next 1.0 - Vexed the health of one whom he poiounneeil far beyond bis praise— " The worthy Bishop of this Diocese lie would Hid attempt to pastran trilogy upon his vitrifies, hot would, in the word. which that highly-learned and ail sowed Prelate, Bishop Burnet, need i* drawing the clutrarter of Archbishop Tillotson, compare him with the latter, mid assuredly the felltUilllallte was most striking: he possessed d sound judgment and the very hest temper I have ever Peen. is CR ill with n I hilt head, and a most benevolent and COlll. passionate bran. fir was a sraloos and tender friend, but a null and Amu conquered enemy : whole hr was the friend of true I's licota, unalloyed by Is:go•ry The Rev. Archileaeou HATHUIt•T rstionril IhaLh iii the • Of the vencralilc Prelate, f the distinguished houtior e 101 l him ; and expiessed his ad lion of the hes, tie in inner in which the Noble Lord had drawn his tallieea eller •elre. The Noble Chairman thee addressed Mr Fouls., —w Do yon Ihiuk, Mr. Vie. President, I have errilit enough with the company to induce them to fill a hoo.eiwr li.tme the know whose health I ail going tuo propose Cries of Yet, ye., pi, • nth Ml'd ooldrol the Marl , Lord), I will give you 11. Coke, our Member for lb.- C mitt, --- , Rapturous cheersurf, c.,111 Itholmders ti ap plause, coil7n*P4 : for some auaaira ..)---Ceo l . ll . o u, I have not rue .ingle word to vay m hi. rl,ll:slntemlistion. (Laalhter and cAreriwq '—lt a politic life grounded on the sosintlest of political 1111 l 60,4 ; if a private Ide dr. voted to put iv., v mend utility mid tuneeolence, have out a Ci 1111 I. t iir fulodest it Ili ( - lions of you 411, why, I:en:tr ivet!, you newt take him witlimit aity recommendation (ruin 1111 : I goe him up to )I , ll—the.r he sit., thank Coil! in g sod health and spit its.—and well may he adopt the words which his noble nom +tor, Sir Edward (*like, is repo. tell so slims to have used, eapi.ssive of Ins thankfulness fur hying able lo exclaim that lie hail given np boily to physi cilia., hie heart to cruelty, nor hie hand In morentitions--• (The toast was drank with repeattil penis ef applause.) ale Cont rose to noun thank% for the marked kindness with which his Noble Friend's propoaltiou land been rt ed. Hr was not Vali, enough, hr said. to A scribe it no any meat. of his own, lost to the kind in which his health had been ii. HE south, toot dwell open the choir icier of Nlr Fox. that Musts hair man, whoa, memory they n..re biotin% ; hut there was no one, he would venture to say. that 111.0 e alb eilenately loved, sir more eat hustastically admit el bite, t loan he had ever done ; he unveil and o ed hill, 35 the iiitolnisti hal defender of the rights of man ; as the staunch film at of liberty, will vs civil ; and a% the him and compass 00000 ate 'steatitic of all who laboured 00000 ler misery Sail opines . No one ennui feel greatt , r amiafartion than Male-It, alien lie be. this nemennta Nlvetine. and consiolcied the mew for which it was assembled ; leat he lamented ill any, that last Near it would have been intlasful for them to have met toge ther. The law, however, the hest scearlt y of not Englislimatell !theatre, was no longer auspruda J ; hot hod we nut leen insulted by the parsing of an Indemnity Hill? Is it 110 t monsiroons that we eltovild be so oppressed tor nu tither pur pose t h an to keep !Hi oo i o ten in place, that this should be accumpashed by Ida employment of the t Hest of the human rare, amt folbowerl by the most ittiopeitons and Woody poor reeding% And is it not more run slot those men, insread of !Irina hrought IO justice, should he screened by an Indemnity Bull? inch is the abject and degraded condi of their adherents in the House, that I believe if MlllifirrS weft to hold up a hat in the Howe., and &dere it to he a Green Nag, they would vote that it was a bag and not a hat.—(A trusted this amidst be an annual Illeeting, and he had a propositiono to make. ott which hr was toestideut !Wahl/Old told but ale opinion, v‘z. that the Noble - Earl who illoW presided, should tw reesitested by the company to lake the dune on all future ileraMosis.-4 bind cheers of applause )—Hy Ili. ties, Mee till/ we shall, I hope, have the satisfaction to congratulate you upon !mane, iedeerned our Criminal Code from the charge of cruelty, mad upon having made SUMP progress in the work of Reform.--(Appfaase.)— Before I sit doom', I shall beg leave to propose the Noble Lord's health; all the virtues which he possesses I shall nut attempt to VIIIIIIIVrair ; I emu only say, that Int one is pi wider of his friendship than myarlf, notwithstanding the slight eliailes mY differeace that exist between us, and which ever most and will exist hetweeu limiest men of nitlepeutlent prim ciplcs and opiminis." Lord Alba rotaries health was drunk amidst transports of applause. lawilship macro rot ton It thanks, and addressed the cut:t ray to the following elf. et :—" It is said, Gentlemen, that the enjoyment rola pleasure rarely 111111.1 Ur to the experts. lion ; Shia Nlecting, bossism r, s a splendid exception. When I first Mari that it WWI so take place, I must confess that I anticipated 11111111 ViljtllOil.lll its spending nn evening among those with whom I have ever fell proud and happy to asso- Settito4 the I.k saute, the cony, imality, and the good fellowelop of ' , soli a party, I considered the advantage that might east', f the aelembliug together of enlight ened flees ; that rough edges might be i ebbed off, and the rota' smoothed to political oliseussi 0000 , mut a Is loony interchange of opoilows. If saris were my expectations, what is the reality, who u I %re th,. phalanx or the worth and respectability of the comity aseembled ito each numbers Remind ine—vilwa 1 %roots., to surly a numerous assemblage, among whom some doffrorisees t unavoidably exist, rack individual freely gioug and turfy rt cciving cirdit for an limiest feeling awl eortlia I r airreni o• in the (debt ation of the memory of Mr. Fix mid his principles ; these principles, the 'only Mitt, I ran venture to say, which are entirely condi,. cite to the general welfare and happiaese of mankind. But I must nut s'::ow my exultation to lead me away from the duty of fetus wog my t grateful thanks for the partial manner ii, alsirl. you have Juno me the 119110 Ur to drink nay brutal. I loom that nun, kind partiality ran Ire attributed only to one cause—t hat I have throughout life been tnlerahly steady in isiv aillo ranee to Whig principles. But can I claim oily merit foe my attachment to these principles, after the aolv 'lliatra %hid, 1 have had the gaud fortune to share? Jaffee Mr use, Geollesucii, if I bail become an apostate, r I shin.ld not have hero Villain of the worst cha racter! I hail, G.nllrwru, the appearance of a glorious Whig spirit of iudkpewleaceiii Nuiwich, in Yarmouth, and may I nut lw allowed to add, in the county of Norfolk 1-- (Lord applaysee.)—Wr have beets stigmatieed by Mssuislers as Keinitilicatis, as levellers, as disloyal to oar Guyt aliment ; lint we ran throw the charge back iu thee teeth; and main tam that true !Henley is one of the leading features of our ps iodides. Nut Him jealous kind of loyalty which goes to the t xelsintm of all talons—that loyalty which t•arries fulsome adulation to the foot of the Thioue, and which must be nauseous to him who is forced to receive it ; nut that loyally which li-oafish in the abuse mf those who are out of, and the s..s•ile glittery of flame also are in power— mire is not that loyally which fallow', those principles foe which it can be hem paid; %thick coneists in making the Ctow II cr. es thing, and die People tistiliisig—( Ileac, hear, with much applause. —Rut users are those lard, sound, and constitur I prioripka which are (minded in maintaining • fair and just prerogative to the Crown, a bleb would pra t ct that Crow's when iu danger rum the attacks of the people, and shield sloe people from the far more dangerous and trropient cocoon hum-tits of the Crown. Ours, its tine, are Ike tore loyal Whig principles of Mr. Fox.—(Long and laud applaystc)--For this cause, we have been styled the friends, of anarchy and tolifusion, and that forsooth for this foolish reason—hi cause an ore town of disappointed (until. INOW,Genillemen, here is a man (turning to Mr. Coke without place, pension, title, or personal decoratiou what ever: lint, Gentlemen, if Mr. Coke hail been Illi9lo9ed 1.1 sell non, du yon think their is any title, pension, ur persolial de coration whatever, which lie might not have demanded in exchange? SO far from lit tug it man of disappointed hopes, Mr. Coke has Wanted to the utmost height of his ambition; to the enjoyment of that a hich ion Pi tore can bestow, nu power ran wrest from him ; he has attained to a place in your hearts—lie hire excited yore'. liiellest 11.1111irailua, Sad conciliated your httsola st affections, by the sound, etc ads., sincorroiried ...um of a life, 11, 'will to purpose.' the must useful and benevoleut."—ibstof peals of applause, which were of sums Malik/CI fiNfatilllC) " The Writ of Ilaticas Carpus—the larth-right of an Eneli•limati, and Ilse best aoppuel of the toast ills' um." boil Al RV V171111.r again roar ; 1111.1 apOlogjavil for s o ate■ obtruding b0u,...1f upon 1111. compacts), but he bopt d to be borne wit by the toast lie was going to ;nowise. He would give "Me. atilt 11 , 111 Mr. Gooney, and the Independent Electors of Ike Illy of Norwich" Mr. Smith he %timid characterise its the farts defender I,f the right* of man, the advocate of , nit and religions liberty, as the friend of his:11111111?, ttit4 t• title who Nit, a hint and fought boldly by the side of Me- Foot. Mr. Lundy was utiatoont. ably Asyut ; but sIOW dwelling on the rams of Gurney, how was it pos.ible nut to connect with it tlie female p irt of thu family that hart that name. " Let us ask," maid his I orilship. " ales clothed the staked? who fed the hungry! ahu gar. Mink to the thirsty? and we shall hear prostiounced the name of Gurney. With respect to the Member, I will that, hour oiroolote as it is to him to he returned for the city of Norwich. ,1 is lot 404.1 SU to the city of Norwich to hate for its Newest atativc a matt alio beam the name of my" The toast Vi2fl drunk staid pond Mr. VVlt.t.tast trim re turiorot thanks. in the mune of his alsisent calltagite and Miner 4. " Respecting the meeting of tat-day," Said Mr a. " eioseetve nit sati.facti 0000 0 after she twelve years that have elapsed stows the death of that great Statesman whose loirth.olay we are met to commemorate, in witnettling an miserably like Ina, uus 110 , 11 Inn to a place where a minding Ilse likes r Irrf ore horn I.:11111 1;w such a par pse. Previmis to the lamented it, of NI( root, I had tiw liontair of lighting liV sir sole, and I can cordially apply to hint those beautiful Imes of the Poet ..4 l'itriors even runner lIV ',WA Faction's wildest stool ma normal/I; By all who mat Vol Ina mond f i n , r 4, By all alto kilts, his heart belov . d.• If it be naked, who. I (allowed the principles of that great s tmesteinn, Mr. Loa • 1 :cairnr. beentise I loved and oo erred she Brotieh Cessisoitsitiou. If the spieetinn he again pot, shy I loved the British Coast oi no ion I omio-rr from my bra, I i„jwyc the cos., muesli of Crash Hnleiu the lost ailspio to .ecotre the waits,. Slid Jim hammier' of that poi lion of tronok Mal which is sultiectiii to at" Illy t aol to say, that while lie and his colleague enotimied to guide their political coloree by the bright light .•f Mr Fox's ex •m plc, at long, rit.4l ion longer, coattail they hope to be rotated In the support of their reittstilliCills to this city. Mr. S. isiolmitie.l the health of Mir nit edittitt he wouthl Wake no re mai k, ►xcept that he had Maladroit bona his infancy those pritseipks to viitleh has Noble Father had ever most eurtli.dly and steadily adhered—be meant land Buo v.—(. t ropioart vie ) 1.09.1 Roil'm health was *cent gly drunk II as 1,01410 n returned thank', assuring lair friends that it would lie thr lonic of ha• life openly to itset.rl and olefrool those priiiroples ill *hick he lead loam educated, both in wood and decal " The 10. chili of 'Mrs Fry, J..l.4:airoiey, F.•q Fuwell Rine• toss, Ei-ri II lirameta, Esq. and succesa to their emotions to produce a reform iu the tnauner of conducting out public pa " A fall, fair, and free Representation of the People in Parliameoit " Anson •nol Rnmindd, and the iudela•odcut Elec tors 01 Yarn 00000 th."—(Cheers of applause ) The Hon. GRIMM , : MOWN, in lb, absence of Mr. Rum. bold, returned thanks, and while he expressed hits satisfac id. the sneers% of independence in ■ late contest, could not lorlp giving vent In his hopes, that it would rise equally trouniphant at an election shortly to lake place.—( Repealer! rhrera. Mr. N D. PA►M►a nh it, that Mr. !Aron, al the late coolest, was not thrown nut, as hr had afinurd in a pastille journal, by an oaf led clamour, but by has own sets 11r. Palmer concluded by proposiog the health of Mr Philip Motional. laoid heerd leave In give Mr. Patine'' , toast—" Mr. I' Ilanwood," whom he lwlieved to hr a MAO of right Corwin al honest sotanciplcs, and said that the Comity of Norfolk would have been moue worthily repro-stinted than at Ibis time, if Mr. Ilammail hail .it declined the est. Mr. H. retort"•d thank., and added, that by pursoliog the hue of conduct lie had adopted situ that iitCASIU/1, he thought he wasaeling for the twat. 'l'he TO4l by Jury—nta best harrier against the en croachments of despotism " •• The Htilioutsiiie George iValptile." The Hon. G. WALPOIS, seismic(' thanks. " Earl Grey and the %Vhigs of En:limit" " Monism Servo'', whose ancestor" Lord Albemarle oleo •veil, " mice nude A glllOl field in the City or Nos wit h." Mr Karitoit retitrued thanks in his father's name. " The health of the Gentleman who not long since made a good tizlit in the Culltity—.Mr. Pratt." Mr. PRATT rtillirlit . 4llll3lll43. " The catise fur which Hampden bled in the field, and Sydney and Kussell on the scaffold." " Mr. Trafford Southwell." Mr. SOUTIIWEI.I. ilium& *haulm ' Lord Holland, the representative of the name •nd prin ciples of Fox." . _ . " Admiral 'Atkin, and the Wooden Walla of Old England." Admiral lA:MN rrturoird thmiks, sod raid. that he hail always eutiritlereti h» iwarsaiun as more continuant with liberty than the other; not that lie wished to say ■ny thing to the disparagement of the army, hut sailors ever seemed pi mid of being itleutifird a ith the term of freedom. , 4 0 The Duke of Bram " The Call of ALizstAnt.g, alluding to the Criminal Code, said, the lininanity of the country ciirel out, itisistlog upon the absolute necessity for its revision. That man, whose every WWII was wisdom, and whose every act nprightness, whilst reason held her sway—hr meant the lain. toted Sir Samuel Itomilly—hail long endeavoured to afford relief to the Erie/Noce, but 16'31 ever thwarted by the Ministers.—He should now give '• A speedy revision, with a view to the amelioration of the Criminal Code." The Kt v. GEORGIE GLOVIR made a few remarks on this subj.' t, considering that his was a profession peculiarly identitii el with inercy. He piononneed a warns ettlogium ou Sir &tunic! Ilemilly, always the zealous advocate and stre. mums supporter of the cause of benevolence, the last year of whose life had been occupied in a revisal of the Criminal Code. " The independent Yeomanry of the county of Norfolk" Mr G. Watsoa, of Saxlinghaut, remaiked, that he was oily sorry the efforts of the Yeomanry hail not been, at a late election, duly Popportral lay the Nobility and Gentry of the comity. Fled the ease beets olherwise, lie doubted out that they would have then been enjoying the return of two Whig Teeters to Parliament.—(App(onse.)--He could not help thinking it proper to establish sonic fnud, in which every one could colds ibiste his mile, and which should he re sorted to as occasion required.--kGreal applause.) Lord ALBEMARLE next proposed the sou of the man from whom Mr. Fux load imbibed his earliest principles— " The Ifey. Mr. Newcombe." That Gent leonan returned thanks, and proposed the health of a relative of the Noble Lord—" Colonel Keppel." The Colonel returned thanks. " The Ladies of Norfolk." About 11 (o'clock, Lord ALBEMARLE concluded his exer tions, by expressing his gratitude for the %tippet afforded him in discharging the duties of the Clair; but begged to decline Mr. Cuke's proposal of perpetuation in the office.— Heft she only eyed:mations of dissent heard through the day drowned the voice of the Noble laird; and wishing, iu unison a ith slit abode party, a repetition of the Meeting next year, he left the moon, accompanied by nearly ■ll the delighted company, for whose gratification the con ductors, from the Noble Chairman to the Stewards, had throughout displayed the wainscot solicitude. The Report of Colonel STEPHENSON, Surveyor- General of the Board of %%Turks, as to the practi cability of superseding the practice of Clinibin4 Boys by the use of machinery, is on the whole vourable to the use of inaeltines, though ►he irsiilt of the experiruents is, that the three Royal Archi tects concur in opinion, that Climbing Boys cannot be at present totally dispensed with. Cul. STEPULN bON directed an intelligent clerk, Mr. DAels, to superinteild experiments, in order to ascertain tier tenth. Mr. DAels reports, that the flues of the metropolis may be divided nitro four classes. For the first class, the machines now in use are quite efficient ; for part of the becoad class they are also competent, and for the remainder of this class, the hall and brush is perfectly efficient. In the third el-iss where the ascent is at all preserved, the ball acid brush act effectually, us they do even in the buns class, where there are no parts euttirely level. The proportions of the different el he found ►o be as under :—Out of 1,000 Hues, 910 are of the first class ; 50 of the second ; 90 of the third ; sad 10 of the fourth. We ate requested to inform our Realer. that Alevvra. COOPER anal Co. Surgeons. of Charlotte. Home, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, have, in consequence of their extensive practice, and for the accum 'natation of patients at the Weal End of the owu,edebliehe el ' s 11(.4 Ira! Board in Woodstockaitrem, Oaforil-street, a few doors from lionil-0 reel, lierc•a Physician of 40 years experi ence, and a Surgetm of vent eminence, resole, cud where all the Board alternately attend, the whole of w hum are Members of the Royal Colleges. That thousands have been regtoreil to perfect health by their united talents iv univer sally m.knowledged, many of wi had been discharged from Ruapitals, and otherwise improperly treated. —They err conaulicil at Waoditoek-liniiiie, Woodstock-street, f Licht in the Morning until Eight at Night ; a n d at the Medicol Board, Charlotte-house, Blackfriars-road, from Twelve till Eight in the Evening —Mechanics have advice gratin every Evening from Six till Eight, at both lonises, and on Sunday ',hustings until Twelve o'Clock.—N.R. Alraaes. COOPER and CO beg to ohms ve, they have no xiiio with any New Convent ; therefore all lette rs are to be il.reried to Cli rho te.liotisc, adjoining Rlackfriaih.road. —Leetorts iiis Row nem cud use, on the Treatment of a Certain Di.ease, wall be delivered at both hoboes t: very Spring awl Autumns. F1i6,11 TUESDAY NIGHTS if; IZET Ir. 5111.ITARY PROMOTIONS. Watr•OfiVre, t'ebtrnry 1, 1919. 1.1 Reainorili of Di p.oiest—t..“ or' &low d Clive to LP I.iels ten lot. by porehr.P, roe t pr,,enoted 111 Om .4s la Light Di agoutis Coilinossinsi dated y 21, 1141 , 1. !'Cults :Souk?' KitArlibtlll,lLitiot. lu Ia tirnet, I)) pin- i•hake, vur flier—ilveril av 111 h Itceimcill I.r I..eht Ih..tpsostx--I'apict.ter Ileury N,1.1.,, 64,0 t iht iin:f 10:4.1 4.1. to be P..). moor., vice Daniel whit reline., kiwis hAltpay of 14:3 I Foul--tlntitim% Apo% 210 duto—•froup Chtbuter-ILtsier 11. Ne Blai., $0 b. Real illinrter-Mastert vit e daunt . above. 24th .1.1.-I.irostimaiit Omnilntimate Oniusasiey„ from Ilia tat 11.aguoui., It. he Cuplalo of ti Troup, by purrlsme, vice 1 ilitosi, who, rei eres—dited DIVPITIIItr 24, 18104. lfhli Regiineist of Foot—Liesiteimut Philip Canby Lam* ',kite to lie Captain of • Collirny, sithout pisichase, atca Jour,, deceased--.1 - stesl April 19, 'hitt. To be Licuieimists, without purchase--Euviciss nabes Ro. bingo'', vire K. , decemwd—dited March 2r., 1818 ; Thomas Ilait Oasis, vice Raper, promoted—am..l :March 2.1, 1818; and Wiley Wood 'talcum, vice 1 impluer— dated April IS, ININ. To he li,mictis,wittioui purcha.e—Sccoolil Lirutsmaitt James Mauro, from the half-pay of the late 3.1 Cev loss Rceinient, vice Rolssmosi—.surd March 2:.), 181 N; Streo:l+l mint ill. ruder Scutt, f.om 'lir half pay of the tate 3.1 Crylosi Iteciumest, vice Da•irs—dated May 2, HMS ; sod Th.sniai 13” ly, (it.lll vice KI.IIIIII 1 —44,4 Mav 3, 1810. 27th ill I 111-.- I.IYMPItatII itt . slj4llllll Hraufny, f llse hall: pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Ju1.,,• rarhances, TettIVIIIII the slificrilice—dated intro n 1,1819. 39th .I.llu—Citsigu fVult►r Balfour, (row the half-pay of the ltd hug, to he Ensign, vice Tloottits !hotel, who ercistaut the difference—dated to. alto% e. Lieutenant Patrick Logan, from the half-pay id . the Berl. oleo, vice Adam !Blurry, who erchangrs, receiviug the ilifferenee--dated as above. 62.1 ditto—Bingo' Ltud Frederick Lennox, from the 91-1 Font, to he Ensign, without purchase, rice Russell, pro- towled—tlitittl as above. 231 ditt i—Eseisgit %%ilium O'Neill to lie Lieutenant, with. wit jopurchase, vice Cruttwell, deceased—dated May 22, John Buirkigh,Gent. to be Ensign, vier O'Neill—dated as above. tlin ditto—Captain Frederick Gthhona, from the ball pay or the Stitt Foot, to he Captain of n Cornp.thy, vice James Otioptiell Mu v rilocli, who exchaµges—dttcsi January 21, 1819. Julio Campbell, Gent. to be Ensicti, without purchase, vice Lord F,cderick Lennox, appointed to the 62d Loot— flak,' as above. 2d Wcst India Regiment—Quarts r-Msster William Fair, Goon the 41h Nest India Regimen', to be Quarter-Mailer, vice John Mackenzie, who retires upon the half-pay of the 4th West holm Regiruent—dated as above. lit Ceylon Regiment—U(o(4l.ml 41(reilIiiis to he Cap tain of a Company, without poll:babe, vire Gray deceased —dated April 29. 1818. Second Lieutenant Samuel Braybrooke to be rust Lieute nant, Vice Mybus—dated as above. MIRMORAN DAL _ . The exchauxe between Lieutenant Angus Mackay, of the 21. t Foot, and Lieutenant A. Spoliswuodc, on the halt-pay of that Regiment, liar nut taken place. The exchatiffe hetwecu Licistesinut Robert Mackay, of the 21rt Foot. and Lieutenant Ilketrou, on half-pay In3d Fool, has not taken place. Commissions sigiterl bri the Fire-Lieutenant of the North Riding of the County of Yut k. To he Deputy-Lietatettantg-11.cbant Monrotm, jun. Esq. dated December 15, 1818; and Edward .101111 Carter, Eni. —dated as above. 511. Regiment orNorth York !Aral Militia. To be ttettlenant—ChArtra Ilodsma, Gents—dated Diem- bee 15, 1818. F4.rest reostimii y Cavalry To be Major—Copmin.Couimandautlirorge :14Ellry—fInted December 16, 1818. To be Caylainc—Lieutenant James Henry Dsrey Heaton— dated ns above ; and Thomas Robson, Esq —dated as above. To be Lieutennot.—Cornels Gtorge Kaye—gated as 7111011 C awl Thumpson—Dated as abu% e. DIVIDEND . Feb. 27. D. Barub, of Iloundsdilcli, London, apothecary, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 27. J. Dodds, of Alderagate street, London, goldsmith, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 27. W. Bash, of Saffron• Walden, Essex, carpenter, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 27. W. Former, uf St Martin's-lane, Middlesex, sil versmith, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 27. T. Bartell., of Altlerevie.stri et, Loudon, wiae merchant, sit is 11, at Guildhall. Feb.l3. J P H. Hagedorn, of 01.1 Broad-street, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb 25. J. Mitchell, of Titelifielsl, Southampton, linen drapes., at eleven, at the Red I.' lllll, Fareleani. Feb. '25. M. A. Watson, of l'areham,Suaithasuptim, mercer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Ism, l'areliam. Feb 26 J. slisldletiurst, of Liverpool, coin-dealer, at one, at the George lion, Liverpool. Feb, 25. J. Davit's, of Wells, Somerset, cabinet-maker, at eleven, al the Greyhouusl Inn, Wilton, Wins. Feb. 26. J. Ilambridge, late of Stow-usistie-Wold, Glouces ter, currier, at ten, at the White Hart, Evesliani. March 6 J. Walingley, of Salford, klancheater, cotton-dealer, at eleven, at ti. Star 100, Manchester. Feb. 16. A. B. French, of tic Old South Sea-house, Bivad street, London, merchant, at ten, sit Feb 27. P. Giblet!, of New B 1-street, sail W. Giblet', of klicklefield-ball, Herifuid, butchers, at twelve, at Gandhian, lAIIIIIOII. Feb 27. T. now ur late of Milford, Pembroke, and of she 111,1 City Clminhera, London; J. Philipps soil .5. Philipps, also uoa or Lac of the 01.1 City Chambers, Lssn dais, merchant, at alevcu, at Gat Islliall. Feh 24. I. Hill,of Brailwell, Derby, baker, at elcveu, at the Gres lomat', Be ford. Feb. 27. .1 Vevert, of Churwell, Tank, cloth-merchant, at eleven, at the New Cow t-house. Leeds Feb. 27. 1.. 11.11 G. Constaut, of Wellebs-e .4 - ware, Middle sex, sugar-retisier, at twelve, ai Guildhaii, Loudon. Feb. 23. It. Randall, of Coleman-ststei, Itinibm, Black well• ball-factor, at one, at Guildhall. Feb. 9. J. Mackcoull, late uf tlortlting, Sussex, stationer, at one, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 21. H. Downer, of Br tttttt i-st reel, Bouitstreet, Middle. sex, milliner, at ten. at Guildhall, Loudon. March 2. it. Swain and W Herbert, of lk I-slrees, Cheap side, Loudon, and also of Coventry, Warwick, silk-maim fartorcrs, at nor. el Fels 27. C. A. P.silspins mid 'l'. Philipps, now nr late of Milford, Pena/woke, tsasikers, at eleven, at GnllJhalls London. Feb. 27. J. T. Mal, late of Shaftesbury, Dolma, brewer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feh. 26. W. Ma'., P Sharp, awl I. Wilson, of Liverpool, upholsterers. Al eleven, at the York Motel, Liverpool. Feb. 27 G. Jones, of Aston, %Varsrick, a un-ionher, at twelve, at die Royal Hotel, Bleatinghain. CERT' ricAT CYRIL' AR If 23 W. J. Banco k, hate of Cliiiicli-sh «et, spitalfirlils. Middles sex, and now of Loodowwsll, Broail-stret t, London, sue ensurer —W. Price, of the M &nurses, Loncloo, teiv.dcaler W. MAIM, Mitlalestx, eAttle-tival. —l. rk man, of the Wellington Brewesy, City-road, )Ihhlle sex, brewer. The Nlarquis of [Asti sici, in prevent it being supposed that he had reuolv,d upon the war in In d.'s*, in order to snake au isceebsion to his furtutiv, ha* uula noigiiiioinionidy thrown the whole of his iiliare i.l prize mown . into Vie iiiiriion ul the sub- Niteroi and inmatte r; COUl:grfic MATO ff. On F. id tc senttlett the Inrd ilea tenant retarned to lAe t Perk front Hallvfnii, tf►e reltileot:e of Id (; iirigsat, Fiery. whnr hi■ lEeirellettc!s:liad !wen on a void G,r a I •as day.. 'Eli, toll Club ('uur`•iit; Meeting having hrrtl appoinit•d lu r01111111..111, 1111 ay, for 20th illt. and it Imvidir be, klifl4l I 1113 t 1114 11.1sei•Iteney intriidad I. Potwar the with ins nrevieter, Ilt•rii "lN a vast assemblage of erre reweetabir rollilernen esollt r to. i m the Carritgli, la receive hit Lecelleur!" and psi t.ci i iate is ilia atoms. inept. •musediately alley his Exertlency and finite hail aisle their appettranrc„ Ihr Coup ione et .... ocneeil. by M e m,,,t s hum Mr. IPreedergart's) black bitch, Wire, heatiiir Wane, dog. Snap, Coe the Cop, value Sixty a atiettepanlkea of Thirty-tao tioinem t *bids could nal be decided at the lSimettilaer Meeting. Several ireldcne. testtal and out. rivaling lu-itches afterwards *had' afforded admirable sport, ...id lane the mute las:nal by his Excellency am! the opiirtmen perseut, from the I. in * its general, •irtinioua Ilia Excellency and a lam party returned to Illallyfair to dinner ; and on thii d a y the sport ran resnined, whet.; the coilepiny fully as gond, and the game more atiiindant, than ~,, pr. ceding flay; anti his Exodlency eaves...cif hitaaeff delighted will. the sport of the Meeting ant the enju rft .„, he experienei don that unparalleled plain, the riiiragh Ur Kildare. We understand that tit. Meeting n•iielly lull ii a Paint Vs IN), N poMponed Io the 22 I of March, in ruder to accommodate his Excellency, alio lit, inti tnnt teni ion to honour the in! with vrrso. The Grove hound* met at V. if...inlay. the I,lh tat. at tune o'clock :nut at 6.utie, uu Saturday tire dir.n ult. at niut ticlutk. AGRICULTURE, ¢e. MONTHLY REPORT FOR JANUARY. ri v species of farming boomer..., appropriate to the us. sun, in the uto.ort forwardwer.; I , ld in ion Er eat plenty the contract. I scale of eisopswyrnmi ; i,.lit the land. will he in very early repaint... 4 for the Weep. tool of She spring, peed.. Tin% iittpnialleleil n.-naiii• has lit. 114, lto produced 'wither SIIOII7 nor hail ; ass' dap mors.low• and posturer present a a evild or mild an 'tumid pei •e: , n sitrordiny, upon good ow keop fur the "oat imaserau . meek.. .beep Peas. we r e ,I,l,liled nod 16. sett„ u. early as the !Mtn/ tail of , will, du a btler , , be eery roily. yhe grow-y ord bul hat lately cootie into tow, awl in MAUI parts tattle are Nap abroad. The =trawl d ;weirdo of .r in tempura/11y chork.ll by the few trusts of last %wail li, hut they bore omer h-ro risibly retaining their Corinir liinsirinnee; and, shusehl the pri.ai lit rci 414 weather ,11 . 1;1111', such a oprevule iu 113,111 awl April, as the oldest cultivator a doe toil leas not with. d. Thr►r was no altriatoot ht the price uC Wheat yebitr,l,.. at the Coro Exclomoze. COAL MAkthET, 14:nouARY 3. tt Nl.rket Vr II e Newcastle ..... 141.... :32.. 4.1 to 43. W. 3 gist:deflated 1 Cimkr. 1 .... 264. Od. BIRTHS. On the tad of January, in Pilgrim-etreel. Prowelette npon-l'yoe. the lady of the. Rev. George Surdas, it, (La of Eaktune t Northumberland, 1;1' a tlanght cr. On the 2d inatant, in New nunu:-strut, the Lady of Audrorr Henry Lynch, rcii. of a 61111. DEATH. On the Zdth last, at Leslie. holm, Fifeshire, Harriet Evely.l, Countess of Robes. She only survivoil her flitt ,, 'so year'. Thr late Earl was ogle of the .i• t tven peep, ot tt, 114111 Cal for Scotland. The idles tlesucnd to ho• now to the twelfth year of his uge. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT IA Nix)N_Higiix,i 100 . 148 11 IS anti' S. I I:visiting 43 after ;b. COURSE OF EXCHANGI Ainstridim.C.F. 11 6 Ditto it Sight 11 3 Rotterdam ll 7 Ammer', ex-mo 11 9 Ilainburgh 33 7 Altoona 33 PI Paris3Jay's date 23 50 Ditto Dottrilemix do 23 80 Fratiktnrt on the Mine l4O Madrid Cadiz ...... 403 Edison 39 %treelona 361 Sevitle 34 Le2liort) PRICE OF Bank Stock 471- 3 per Cent. Red. 71 , 1, ,• 7 1 . 4 3 per Ct. Cools. 78i 77 . 3 (1 31 .5 per Cetit. 4 per (;rut'... 971 9(s 5 per Ct. N. Au. 1061i1 B:nik L. Ann. .20 'lndia stock. 23311 43411 NO Sorceons itt the British Empire b•iyr Brea more distinguished for their talents and their Isms Nan the celebrated Mr.srs. CUR RIE and Co.; neither Ise envy of private individuals. floc the numerous silver tif.run ins of oppourtits, hive affected their reputation, nor Int:co Irmo than their extensive popularity As regularly rrluesti-il Sin groin+, and Members of the Buys! Colleges of biedua and tAintutrgli, am/ holding a Commission in lie. Majestr`e Service. M . Currie and Co. lay claim to artricrior quirements, and enjoy is most dec;.irit pro, retire owir other pactitiOliees. The pi urn 11l dragon WWII which 1141111inbly act, insures to them the p•ibite confidence; met dorinz so lone • ih.uctire iii this, the first metropolis in the world, they hove been enabled to make mail valuable Mo. coverts.% and Immo tant impcoveniviiis in the core ufSypkililie Complaints, Nis - sous Itclaxations, Debility, Polio:ow , : Comoimptoms, Silictures of the l'iethrs, Ste din. By thi sumo iur pian of treatincirt,Sti ict sues a, of however lone slam!. i11.f..•r of the must inveterate kind, are speedily mail - iimuently cured. In early cases of Syphilis, %Opt". sly core completed in the short period of two days, art) in shier (11• , 'S of a more romplicateAnatmc, *lute other pear tithitiers Lase tailed of sourest, a peeper pciscreiance in their plain( treattor at *mimes to the Patirsit a perfect re.estlblishnieut. 'co those who are labouring titali r x general or for tt Middy it will Ire consolatory to lomat, that ill place of lii—itrle ov ralasal a Meyers. Currie *oil Co. lair last ng bestir. strength, and viemir. Patients of either sr% may console Messrs. ("writ and Cu with Ilse gieatest secrtsy. dolleiry, and honour, a l sheer house, No. 107. HattoMearileii, where their diplunia, cer tificates, and tistimonis Is may be seem The terms of omi , • tieration ale plainly slated un the tint interview. Parrots 111 the ennutry stating their east., and enclosing a tel tams tot advice and medicine*, the sane will be given ot stow al: parts of the World. February I, 1419-107, Ilirttow.gerdan. LONDON: IPeintrlt ay.:, PahHalle., at IN: Oniet, No IV. Stf:•QO : *here A.:wertiaratents are rearit.ea. a,1,1 I.,tsets (p as t -paid) must he addreser.l.—C. SMITH, klemer,t'a , Inn, t" -4 WHITE. No. 197 Wept Puh ,E, TUEADAY, FEBRUARY =• Genoa Venice Ital.i.sv ....4 50 Malta 59 Nark,' I Paturmo 127t1 per us Il.ishon ... Opuk to 5B Rio Janeiro Dill.litt Cork.... BULLION. Portugal Gold in £ e. d. Coin, per oz 0 0 Gold in Hairs 4 3 0 New Dottlatoome ti 11 New Dollars ..r) 5 Silver iu Bars 11 5 7 New Louis esch 9 0 9 KS YESTER PAY India Bonds 82 80 82 Pr ()ill A ittautie. New Ditto 771 I Ex. Bill% C. 15 i 7 7 pr. I DIM) Com... 9 (0 dm. I Lottery ketr 191. 184. Coils. 1 . 4)r 703,14 .1'