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.+' ~, maker, at eleven, at the Commission Roo., Exchange- hottlollog, . - in!, 31..1 of Grepai•kt.. platy, Fetter-Nue, Loodou, r. al t+• Irv. at tiosildh:lll Aut 4 T. E I IwrElr, of Cramkbarth, Liaruln, hum-dra per, at rl.wrir. at tbr Aloss.ron's Arm. Inn, Gasu.burgle )11.y 31 G. . `,z• r, of Latakia, usterCer, rl. •, u. :t1 P 11111.011411.... :;1 I R.•••letl, p:ietern.-..r..4,' Ttiltetiliann•couti r. At% MA of 4 . 1'.11/C11.143CV, K• ..tub Tuwo, Noldl.w x, 1:041-er, •I elotru, July 3 I J reipqon and o'. G l'isirman, of its. Old 'Cit.itage t . . . 1.34 6 .100. factor*. at ten, at Godi:boll. 3. Iv 31 .1 8.11, of Clatryl. orret. Spilalfields, Middloars. Mani. lareaanasturtu tour, at ...ire, at Gualolball. July 31..1 11 -11. ~f Chatham, k• w, fader. at twelve, at (.utt.1n...1, 1.41 don .11s;), 31 A lina.k.letult peal A Moody. of 1....ag-14ar. Ber m da• v. Slurry, 111 ..... •ra, at rlrveu, at Qathlaall, Lunduu.. Jul , . 31 A &salads, of limy-street, St. Mary-Axe,. London, 1,...•k•5,at rier. is, at G 1.0,11.411, July 31 S shit J Mbar, o f Watliag-street, Loudon, n. 'wilt, at Gaildh .1 1 . July 31 .1 1% Acta, W. 1% ask., R Ca►eless,n( Alder. Inunlnt. v. Loinluo, w ovh..n.rsorn, at eleven, at Gutl.3oall. J u t, 31. G (*plus., Qn.•• o.3dr, el, Lutuluts,uil sod colour. uu....ilaut. at 'ten, al Guildhall. Ju'y 17. 1' lierfori, of Hauway Oxford-limey Mid. o i.-tx, habre r, at tea, as Gutldlsall. CERT! EICAI ES.—JtILY 31. G. Iltukr, of Stratfotd-ut Avon, Warwick, ronels.itru pitrlm.-7.. Stir, of Albrulatir.vtrt l'Areatlilly, EA 31. .11•tts-ttsokrt —J. 11111,4..011h, of I reds, York. turrrliatit. —S Itttori.e, 1,1 1... It, StatEttrtl, irviontourer—w.T. Dundee , ‘141., 1... e ..t Mmtritestrr. utrocnans.— J Slatlr, of Fruene Sr:o ood. Sumr.s.l, clothier: E. ll..birr„ of the 11'no r , Pa tl , . mutat-, Hi,. lord, Aug-nuttier —J. Fr. orb, jun late of Fa,. S , 1w ols4l, Stoop ro,t, but Holt of Itristul, clothter.— J . f IrOlatftry, Drvun, winos. —c 4 Volol, of I,otolots it eel , l. lON —G. Homby, of I.l‘. ryo, '.„ hreutr —I Corory mud It. Corso", of the East Clt.nobres. I. km, istrichanttp. F PARTNERSHIPS UISSOLYfD. ... Wlllgtns ag n. Janua Algrulu, sad William May, jugs of J ffre suer. hauls, as far as regard., William al 4. so. July 1, 1819 --J. Bta, pito, T. IB.ntou , and 1 1 . flggrenu, of Lluelilyrthary, glrgArggssig.t., June 30. 1819 —T. Jolly and E Jolls, of 111..n4trecl, Sha sell, 1411.1 1.11C.W.11k4 . 1fi, March 25. 1819— J 11 , ..1.1% ,, §1 A 112.14.111 r, of Culeguarsogto ref, London, 30, 1819. - E and J. Ninth, of Alde . r.gale-1 1 11 1 erl, 1.015.101,. 1 , 114,* •, 1,111.114. - ra, Jwilua.y 9, 1810.—J. II rr•. 111.41 T St.. .1... t Duk....sttert, austresei-14,11.11t, Ms4l 11twx, plumb is, July I. 1%19 —ft June. and Was Ricluersla, of II ggue* , way-maggisforlortr., June 24, 1819 S.I ..... , J. Jt *hula, J. Huchhirgl, 41441 W. Salmon, of IGcb 11..1 b.• n,, n, 1.:.11”0 x, linen-drawl a, July 8, 1819 J Hui chg uu MO IF Hatdy. ..I Louden., egumnie -*are. hi0n...114.11, July 9, 1819 g-J T. Thutay4u. , mud J tints:et, ...rtheur are• in insofar tunas, a. far us rg z..rgh. 1 1 1... an p.n.s. June 5, 1819.-1 Ig.rag I And J H. 11.141 I. .•t SI M... 1, Ax g. Loudon, de .1.-ra in bulling,. July 8, 7819-J. l't :1r.... end 'S Lloyd, of llun.l.t , Ertela, g•pluorgig,,..lgily 3, 1819 —W. H 4i ....1 J. l'illunc. of idiascuttr, woultru-stausfacturtre, Jul 3, 1819. PRICE OF SUGAR The nrerage price of Broun or 31usr..radu S ug a r , rugs , pitted Imo the Iteitirus made iu the reek emling tor day or July, 1919. is 41s. bid. per humired aright, ex. .10,ise o. ilic Diiim• of Curium, paid or pa y able thereon 'ou the impurtativii thereof iuto Great Bs itaiu. PRICES OF CORN Aversre Prices of Corn of Englam' ati4l Wales, by tie Quart( c of £it:ht Witichior Bushels,unil of Oatmeal psi boa of I 41111) , , 'reek rr.ded II . S. d 70 11 18 ar..telopoe.e, from the retains* weir. he 3, or July. 12419. d. 39 .:, I li z.. it ; * .. , .... c • d I d i. d I. Id , 27 49 t , ye 20 0 Its he - L 4e. al IM P E L PA R LIAM EN r. ROUSE OF LORD', sAirumns, Jotir 10. •. el. The Lola) Cft•Neve.Loa this Any proceeded to iddr... not it r on the Qui-rush...ft', cue. To Nuke" Lord ►poke at eon•idrrablr and zodted 1111101 was 10 more .heir Lordship. to ret else the jildioneol of the Scotch Court. Toe casr wig* oast. ut drrp I/0111 all trga.ded the t7ourt% and the sitiii,o4rstisis of ju.tme. .11-! shcul 1. doge-rote, on Monday, give ht. final kidvorot ot antiug. lie wa. • atiltuu• to do tlsis, u , Iron Ow wart Ilbago l lUlle of the ".tae it might pso bo l ly bn q uoted Apure ocrisiuttS. JACKSON V. INNIS. was nu appril Itnos .he Irieh Citnrt of Ch. wery. LORD 1 HANCE:LIAM gave judg. tut for the A e pellatir, reeirttot if :the judgment of the Court i:rio,‘ . - difficult to /move lief; the Fraueis li. nideffs,..kt slid ••• shore;ard soaking water. which will oblice 1.4 2 40 *nit 110M11 mid muter& $ tbueough repair; the hulk is stitch de. =aged. " The Thetis, Brown, was driver en shore on the worth aid.• of the Itarbinir ; she was on the point of sailing for Ku i rland, having just had skew siesta roil rigging; the fin wry kiss iu the gale of tbib Janes., lest. Th.• earguotias been taken out and the ship is taw afloat ; her bowspiit is sprung •• The GM.) Cent, Doris, was 'lrwin from her mooring , * oil am auehor, which want ibitnich tier Isittoin ; she hail jug rreetved a thorough repair from the damages sustained at sea uu the Stub Jaunary last, and budgie. tit greet part ot her cargo, which 111 all loured ; the ship will he aban doned " The schooner Jenny, Lame, striven on Tonnebets and sunk, will be weighed, but with eou.tderable denote.% JO sephine, Il.teuth souk in the channel seer Fort 1114nr, will also he wrist rd. "The ship Kapide. Kee*, is on shore with little damage. " The tih. V lh ld, Stephenson ; Conde de Rio Pardo, Bryts, and thr Myr., Skeen, were all Miami on shore at the en trance of the raufaron, bat un the wind shifting to writ ward is the 1311 . tching, tin yore, blown off; they have all suf- It Troll he span. and roves, bet nut very cuusiderable. " The Happy Couple, Savage, lust her fire-west, &c. •• Ti.. Cimatatiee, 31mieboar. Melt her aniten-eimat, Ste— The ()dory, Fogerty; WWII, Dutirouvray ; Hoary, De la I mix; Java Packet, Marquet ; and Coostaace, Dauslion, Ulatifell at the hark of 11* hospital, were both diiven on 611 . .1 I` uu each oilier, but remained ailuat—their damages are trifling. rb:efly moon. Übe r ltdtaff • • Majesty * ships I,lvetpuul sod Magicieane, moored in the Fanfarun, were both J,ivrn no *bore, bud since gut off by tah.ne out their gaits and Mures. ▪ tY R. The remainder of the mewl. rode oat the gale, hut sustained saner !riding damage. The boats of this de• parinieut have again suffered severely, and the flag buoy is wire ly trot, having batu drives frost its eAuuriugs us the s►rfs at Fun Blauc." APRIL 10,1819, Majnr-General Darling having called fur rt•pnrl• from the Commissaries of the several quarters, with a view of ascer taining the extent of the damage whirls haw been occasioned by 11w storm with which this Hassid was visited ow the night of Sunday, the 28th of last month, has learnt with feelings of peculiar gratitude, that the inbabitauts have personally sustained no injury. Marty of then. who, comparatively, have "offered but little in their property, will be thankful, as hr is, that they have hr. is 'objected to no greater lum ur fins i.calistue 3 and thude who unfortunately have suffered to a more consider able 'Aleut, will du hue the justice to believe, that be par ticipates must sensibly in their misfortntiv, and deplores, with se anthems of the truest cortexes., this event, which has (he trusts for a m.smrnt may) inierropted the eisonosagiog prospect which hsil promised sal opporiouely to rewind their labors* by as. abundant harvest. _ _ After this expression of the MajavGenerirs sentiments, the intesinsanis will be eatisfiesl that Govessimeist bee not loess indiff. rent to the actual .late of she Con,' under tbe awrit I Cal4lllllies with W 11.1.11 it b is recently best twit. visited. lie i 141111 %, 11%111, 11.41 eves" exersiou has beets aside to obtain seppli, a of w whirl, he doss •ts not will strive 1.1 hips to prevent any serous want ul lhat toys-saw y article. They should also be informed, that she Colony is pl rntiially ►upphrd wills rice, and that the G....rumen', with a view of preventoqr the di►trras which might have arisen trom any scarcisy, has, fur SUMP time past, prohibited its exportation : and the Gnvevumesst will, with she rause siplancs , continue to smell with pareutul anxiety over she concerns of the Colony, sod to minister to its necessities by every practicable menus. RALPII DARI !N G. Major-G.lu ral Cumituardsom. By onlrr, G. A. BARRY, Chief Secretary to Government. Government Huuw. Burt Louts, April 11, 1819. i()ICLIGN 1 LLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. rstus, JULY 7. The Countess of Gaslsland (Queen of Swedes), who is at preseut unsettling is Xeriturhisd, is expected shortly is Is was M. de Martens's, Member of she aminber of De.. pities. who Best perceived she tome. Being by chance is the U tory, he discovered in she coestellation of she Lyles a Insouons body which he judged to be a Comet, bid smother ebseirer tool U for a ertOosw. All the oliw►vasiuus since mask have coolirised the conjectures of U d•• Maser ; end we are .sussed that the autism sinners ►are wins , . a very esimpliwiesstary knee So i►is De. posy. Is is not use shot t►is is she same Cosset as was urn by M. Pons at Ilarseilies. The Marceline is more brilliant, its necks. is smaller, bat sheds a greater spies. ili.nr th•n that of 16t coyote. discovered by M. Pass, which, mart over, is situated is sast►ee part of the heavers, towards die coussellasios of the Liuss JOLT S. His Exec!limey the Swedish Ambosaador had yesterday • very lone audience, after Mass, with the King. Tier Chssober of Accosattom of the Sorg Coast was *cm laird yesterday on the case of M. Kavanix. More than forty new Journals have been ansoaseed, or puldished, in Germany, since She Coo:crest of Aix-la- Chapelle, sod the onnstwr is daily isereasism. LADY CUIIMIN v. GOnbuN'. The LORD t IiANCI•LLOR d, He wool() on Moos clay 'give judo:t r ill w this else, Th. le was. his Lordship said. another moe, the moor tit which he shit Hui ipps rreullrci. !elating to a quarrel between irtriiiiis Scots orerdirs as to the rinetrice to be taught ut their chapel t if time permitted lie would judgiortit on it e , The Irels IsPotrr..l U, blurs' Bill, the English Joaotient 11.). blots' B It, the Assessed faxes R 4 .-t Bill, the ClPiniable Funds Bill. the Nt se Saudi Walt. Doty. Bill, ihr Excise Duties Bill, ati.d the Plate Glass Bill, wen sewer-My lead die third pine, and passed. 'rite Poor (Awe (till was commiitPtl pro rnut, I.lll6fed to bit 11C0111111011iled ou M.)1146v, and t o b e read the third tome en ti at d iy.—Adjuurtittl. ISLE OF F 1 CE. - APIIIL 3, 1319. We'ettprrienced another latuticarete to the wilt' Of Sosiday last. which his 1411801 1 i votittly destroyed the crops or u wet' ..s oilier phisttatiosis. lit the country revertsl buildings hater b re ,. M eal , down. The shippiug particularly has suffered much, but the 4to.tars its town have iu getseval rvcaperl any in aerial Injury. The gale principality blew (rim S.E. to S.W. auhl eterted its greatest violence between twidesight and three o'clock the next Morning. Vitt quantity of rain was con siderable. It appears that the tratto.neter did out descend below '47 aud3i. Although the atoriatwas extremely boisterous it has nut occasioned be muds datimse as the two last hurricane's. whittle la at. tribute-if to the g►u.t, of wiud beit:g 1... sudden ; the Leases. however, are rev; cuu•idt►sbtr. The following is MI fist of trst.elto Met weer moored lu the I;:tilrour of Port Louis, 011 the ‘Pith u! I. will. the Ammo they sastro..ell to the tole of wind on the nialu or Owl day..stel in t lir tno iiiii tg of the ' The lissiittio flessit It a, 11 u, and the Joao ; Ibulltros, w• re soutu'rd tbe Istid4fo/111K repairs, but by the 111.1 are of the wird. Ike Illti.trilog.o4llllll were Lob, al, 45.11 Vet were all drives MP 0101 . 4 . ; Ihr Juno, r I Toul,‘ bee beam-ettiLit mud foil of water, (rum islatcb ;t mull bu 'fiE LONDON. MONDAY. JULY 12, 1819. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Tuniia':iy last. The King of FRANCE in t. sided to have Pins io s few slays for Mason Cloud, we may thettlitte conclude that the Se•sitni of the legislative Chambers will he soon terminated. Par ticular notice is taken of is eery bong audience with which the King of farorew honoured the Swedish Anilts•ador„ We ore" told that the Go vernment of Sweden has banged peremptory orders to the seamen in its service to repair with the ut most liataCt to their respective destinations, which is the more remarkable, as a very conaideruble mili tary force has been for Pattie (idle collected in Slimily, and no occavion ss i suliered to escape in which an optentaiious display of the force of Sweden ntay he cotiveriiently 01.112. ‘Ve kart' also that several Itu.stan camps hive been formed in F f i t .l air l, is hitch h4ve excitetl seriont appreliensioni, particularly as the itiiss , uti 'mops will he reviewed by the Emperor LEN A NI PER and the Grand Doke Nit tart.s~. .lacy it the northern politicians faoc) ttiot ns tist a rStell,:ve iiiilitary preparations they cots di•cerii the promise of sioleut coni urttions, but it is tithirult to what cause of sillarnel C.iit s,n.v t.l.).!st herriecu the Courts aotl Si. Peterslitirgh. The litZQC.atithia rLspiciii4 the debt of Norway had indeed distorked, for ii,time. the good understand fog that bublgteil bet vireosSt/a 'owtl Deartiork ; and had excited, its ass extra° nark degree. the Miele/4 of the Emperor ALetsabta Is favJat of Denmark. `' Bon these asegocoittons have bceu brought to w favouruble close by the intervention of Great Britain; evelypreteuce is therefore removed for hostility on that ground between Sweden and ftoseis. It is alleged, with some degree of prof's. Wily, that dim; camps have been formed in Fin. hold solely for Ilse purpose of a military review ; but et would be desiroble, if bitch be the cue, that the Emperor had chus!ett souse other scene for I'4 mile. tory evolutions, which, from local' eircumstatores, would not be calculated to excite the alarms of auy ticighbouriog people. A petition was presented in the French Chamber Of Deputies from the Sirur FREDERIC RANTHAL, its the moue of several iserrous confined at Pierre Chalet, praying that this Setilellee of balsislimWsit originally pronounced against them might be car ried into execution, sod that they should be tics longer suffered to languish in prison. These are some of those uhrotoptate persons who had beets eeittetsced to Irsseidoneot for their political opiates:psis, stouts alter the second retain .uf Louts, and who being drives, buck On their native country by ' w fe rs or cruelty of the surrounding na - mos, were bll thrown Hilo prisons. Souse pe tillitmus had uhesoly Leen 'presented tin this dis ttessing subject to 110 elf - et, and reels HOW. Whet! , Might lie expected from the muse general ti ff -, fusion of litseral sentimettie in France, that very few individuals would be fout,d sit the country in different to the Mil omit of its artatrary and illegal pustisissurtit on soy elms of persons, by the sole I authority of the Exeitittve Government, thr Corn tititire ;proposed to pass en this petition to the order of the Oily, but the good sense owl jollier of dip- (impeder pperailed, sod it was retract' to the 111-10 tr If Justice. Toe law 10, imposing a duty on the importation of cont seil4l , o - 4 i u the sating tit Weiliirsday„ and was ti...iii) AdUptt d by 134 against 28 The Pisa. Paper. menthol u iertifie eireutn- Plailee which took I,l.ice at Tivoli MI Monday otgkr, when a ballieni, ra the ear of which the erlebrat•-d aeronaut :klatlaine had ascended, caught fi e bout ',.one artificial fire-works with which Air had toediv surrounded herself, and the unfortunate *outdo tell a victim to her teiurit'y. The partteolars of tits eve::t will be found in au otherp.vt of our Paper. The F ruck 5 tier Cents. are 70 1. 20 e.—Batik Stink, 1,45.21. 50e. Sa union' afsernoon strrived at Vsrtsmouth th teuinter. 60. It ar4l,imsral Sir D. MtLug, K.C. Capt. Bow. Cii M. C.B. f he Britt.li North Americsit slat iiiii i fuming hero reheard ill that command oy Rear-Adniiral GRIFFITHS, in the Aesecast/e, 60, Caputo FANSHAWIL, Imo the 6;h ult. S.r DAVID AIIMIE left Bermuda on the Milli June —The Wyor and Aldermen of St. George's, and • Committee of Merchants of that town, pre sented a farewell Address to this gallant and ex cellent Officer, whom they esteem. " as a sincere friend to•the Colony, by his maritime skill and in dustrious habits."—Tile Leander spoke a whaler, two months and twenty days Irons Burro a Ayres, which stated, as important news, that the Gavera mew of thermos yres had made peace with dr rigus.—Allosiral GRlrvins sailed (rout Bermuda, fur Halifax (Mersey in company) on the 17th ult. —The Delicate, Captain Pucuat.t., was left at Bermuda. Saturday the 111ogicienne frigate, Captain Putt via, write(' at Poi t-inituth from the East lodics, lust lentil the Nluurilius aad St. Helen. ; left the loniser 12th April, the luttei 15111 flay, in copipuily with the Pudurgus, 16, Ilou. Captain Koss, which Opp arrived at Portsmouth 011 Friday night. The Liverpool was left at the Mauritius; the Conqueror, lees, utid Sappho, at St. Helena. The health of the crews of the St. fieletta squadron Intel greatly improved. BONAPARTE'S health and mental disquietude, in Wail{ quo. In a tretnetidoms gale of wind, on the 28th and 29th of March, his Maj-sty ships Liverpool and Altigicienne were driven on shore ; and the stores and guns were obliged to be taken out, to get the ships off. The brig Juao, N 01.13110 W, was lost ; twenty-two sail sustaisted mire or less damage ; among theta was the Thetis, Buown, with the loss of her bowsprit, which slip was on the point of sail ing for England, having just had new insists and rigging, the former being lost in the gale of the 25111 January last : her cargo had been taken out, and she was afloat again. Nlajor•General DA ft• LING, Commander of the Forces, had required front the Commissaries, reports of the state of the island, " under the awful calamities with winch it has re cently been twice visited." Ile had made every exertion to obtain supplies of wheat, and prohibited the exportation of rice, with which article the Co lony was plentifully supplied. The following letter has been received by the 21logieienne w Trincomalee, February 8,1810. " The Liverpool, Capitols F A. Collier, is armed here from England. She left the Cape in company with the (No len, Capt. Walpole, but did not reach thus place until Ibrt e weeks afterward ; baring fallen in leeward, she was beating about in the Bay of Bengal. Lady King, in consequencei arrived in ill licalth •' All is price fur the present it Candy i but the ex. c VW" teemed by the late war of a stettehisticti Me loftily felt by the residents here. TIM tat as 91114;gelenv Nod soxistiinse is the extreme. The °lntern .h 18411 awe; barked nett them pretty erre.* ; alb per trot. is Apt plated upon all they brought 001, and' then, en adiittureal duly of 8 per cent.—all to till the exhausted treasurys add te:eildilk. , she larereased pribe if mull Ortieli of peetrieiess and. indeed, sir all saber species of property, %Lids pays duly un duty. The put'e rty of she , Ihit OAKS. MI to babe I ralqf De tu &MON aid, and air • tiopplOs CUMr freeman the l'iesideseies lii ladia, by retail; Wr the port is slitritiied like a pest•huuse, fain the 11141411 , 1100 4 hinges fur anchorage, water, trallist, and pilotage. Su iamb tat been mid tai lbs breath .uf faith by a trry able mina the Akaamier Jobestene), that 1 seed only wench Om the teeth of it. " This boasted climate took elf last year aimed all ear establishmeal. This measw bee began ify tathst from us Dr. Hammy, of the Doek-yard • estaidishient ; and Jug. Skinner, En . Cramer- fee vicioallios skosiradro u. The 134 minutest, winch left Colonstas a rar sco t 900 siren, is sow 450'. The Minden, Liverpool, and - Verne, are waitiog here for provisions. IVc get ea very slowly okb the isproweaseols is our duck-yard; touch of use goo N elut ed is revoking the ranter Air sesta not from England, which we are constantly ritchle; up. The rednetioa in our European artincers has thrown us sadly a-haek. Three smooths In the year the naliVes are sick, arid du not newer their strength until the . bracing euld weather sets in, which it only three smooths previous to the returning cause of fevers. &c.; we, therefore, du oat enjoy touch of their ser vices." Another dreadful hurrimue took place in the We of France on the 48th March. It is the third with which that Wand has been visited within the last thirteen mouths. The details are gaited itiour ex tracts. from the local inertial', which we bare re ceived to the 1 I th of Apnh. The innkeepers in this town gave notice on Mon day lint of the new duty on malt taking eth-et, by raising their beer a penny • quart.-- (Llivises Casette.) ' Mr VSMSITTIRT. when imposing the ■Jditioual duty upon in ,It. asserted that it would not rase the pile.- of beer. Tills was, certainly considered paraoor by tile publrc. Tory cannot, therefore, br tiowised when they find the assertion of the (11ANCSLLot of the ElLOMiteUtlk e so revolting to refuted by fact: -Experienee has seam wocullyin• aid of the new taxes, to aggr wale the distmes sad depress the epi. of the liddestrenttle of this metropolis. The chse of the Seasiou of Parliernebt - ha+ been access rooted to bring with it great bustle and variey of •linsiursa, large orders foe millinery and -tuber clitshery.of 411 kinds; dresses sod liveries for balls at the Assizes, the Races, the Waterii,..phsees. &c. In this their usual harvest, the tradespelile. parti cularly those at the west end of the torso, are greatly disappointed. Instead of a supply of vie wince for a reaidenci of four or fire months in the country, a large portion of our nobility and gentry, meditating a visit to the Continent, iiuiit themselves to travelling dresses for ll:us sels and Paris. These people will pay no pert of the three millions of taxes recently imposed on the country. and their -abeam, must aggravate the distre-s of those who remain to bear the burden. This consideration would reconcile the most liberal and iudependent mind to the imposition of • tax on the real property of absentees. The drain of money by absentee proprietees of the soil has been long regarded as a principal cause of the poverty and distress of Ireland. These who admitted the correctness of this inference, must have felt satisfactiou that the money thus eviscerated from that country was opera in England, sod thus promoted the welfare of the empire at large ; but no suds consolation remains fur those who witness the drain of money by ob• centres from England ; it does not go to enrich Ireland or Scotland ; it gore to fill the coffers of France, now our rival. and perhups it uo very di.. taut day NU enemy. The revenue of France now ex ceeds her expenditure—she feels scarcely a scratch front the late war compared with the deep wounds that it has inflicted on this cousdry. These wounds are festering at this mosneot, and the host of threatened migrations to France is not alielm likely to heal or assuage them. The LoaD CHAttoc.Eihnit. the Earl or Livia. POOL. and the VICE-CHANCELLOR, Ildd anthem:es of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. The Roy,/ .Surereigu yacht, Captain Sir ED IVA RD OWEN, is otdrred to Pottbinouth from Dp i ,i hod, to he under the orders of the Honourable Captain PAGET, during the eseursiums of his Royal Itgitile.> the l'utticE REGENT. The !royal George yacht, at that port. I. i,t u very forward totate for eruiring. At Spitheait—Leander. I iffeti,2lllnricienne,Ryr. midun, Falmouth, rodargt“, and Conoleort. Captain TnoinAs BENNETT is spir,.llltrd to tow. !nand the Cygnet, fitting lur the Cut k statio n . The Itillo.wing bug Putit-Coptsitat have died biota lit of January ki.o It. Redcoat, David Lloyd, Thanatos Bayley, P Dtitnitrt.q, Grurge Davie*, nisi' R"hrit Fmtro.-111e. statue ut J. M. Matichelt has hem t cased fiat's the List. vett Commanders have died *ince Ist rll J.lllll4ltV 1.1.4 D. FoMutt, .I,,his Hall, C. L Canoe, W. M. Courteuay, T. fuse, H. ltus,ell, it Russell (2)—The 'Dames of J. Kv el bull, W E. Weizht, M. G Guise, red It Furrier, Lace [XVII rillib‘ d from the List. Mr. Justui e hdts resigned the Iteenrdershin ci theildlurd, as.d Mr, Sesjeant Owst.ow, one of the Representatives of that Isormigh, wag last week tlec.rd to that lamour-ble naive: it Ws afford. d great satsshiction to the iiihabitai.ty, that ihr Cur. hare classen a gesalemati to succeed the Learned Judge, so eminently titsrldied in every re.. apet.t us 'heir trial, toolepriidtnt and t►erthy Mew+ her, the LearHed St.rjeaut. -7' .14 - 9 'At.f.‘ 1 ..: - 41 '''. 4 N . t k41 7 1' : s :1. . 4t... 4‘ . ._ . ' ) i fre i r. 4" —f l -7 C:I3I W *L I r"- * ' 4 r.:70 7 '' ..7-4.---- -.:-..; 15 C. :. i* ti - s • 1 ; ".J P.IRTIi S. Th e O a h e o r Neeorooo gee, as elegant anti 41,11411m0 ftaturiloy, at Ms rtatdesso is ottossestio square, tl* 11, „ ~‘. Itevert. Lisist the olltesioentshed .pposnotso ! . s „ tee t i Iti•Jistyst Hoelooras wete—ilis Korot Ittietittu l d Leopold, the • Peke Bus Caries. list Fr.". I. An0tt.t..... 1 ,„ , Marquis Camden, Memos sot Bettiool, 11.1a.s f chastes t k t ord Leal Si. Melon. Bloosallilib Bart. *ad lir Reber, Gardinel. Earl baps, gave a rood dinner un tem..lsy u. F. 1.1 Mad, Seri SeAus, Lied Italsrrt Somers, Ser gown Mr. %faith/vs, Sr. Dudley Muth, Mr M IK rol l ., Mr. llattratt, Ise. at hM Woos is Gaols Wert, 11, su er. The Disoaro Dothan of Ratlaad rah-rtaiss. a a party st distillation proarrday, at her house oe fiihrivale..frert. Lady Illaphooto lON site e. grad bail avd 'slyer 'Lis evraiaab at by boom, atosse•or osarr. Th e D o ha e( Boehm! suierossited • Liget putty or distil,. gi tr i Llowag Prell" L " Co 'a roos i"" of iN C a tou t Iml nse i r oallarsday seat, at her Bosse, Postuutt.ognsra. C.(111/ A.S. JULY to. This crest focus of attraction for rielittneto 1 , , I i aittlitiglitllatttlira, liPm.romPS, at I , is tro.,.h. I, ..... 1,,- 1 large u,e,,,bimer a' yerhy• and pleectit • r t• st.rl. 4 : all dtieliplieni in llqc tflittlaitl4(l, the .tt , tte „I,• 1. • (holiday that Newantiket hems , at pet tail- of lit. t , 1.. - brated race*, velum company i• 4141. et.il on tvlllr.• the feats ail), Iticheaset . led coattail.. 11,-A 1 ,1,. oh, lt.-Ketts 88. d Sailioc Match m .t.ouric.it f.,r :he t:4' , i Pesti 29 11111 Juls. a Sweepstake. a 511 gw.......• .- ,e: p. p. i• artileil r r SiaridAy the 26 1, and 'l'ii...:.; the 27 I. July; ammig the %acne. of the Ci, : i, :,, incl funs the Nall itgitt, •1 0 ,ithrideo,, to A t.:,..-1 atomised tire leaguer. at Prit, the V ocilti a itr.p!,* livered use—the %la.gisis or A dl..e)'• / Opirahl, 75 IMM; Mr. Welt's tluitlatte. 66 ~ ..; lff . Wlll. all tries frit. 70 tow.; Sir (1 ...ge Ti ..... ii.., 8.. -.. umpire. 0 wall 1 .itaii4 110.10:11 Pt v..r1...0re 0.1 the qualities of the vessels (alt of ainci: .re ..f sin,. rior hat'd and model), lets to s Prr% tots,itirril);. attliotteil (nut les* than 600 giiiii•itt) tiAre sire ..'r hero made. A‘ld to which, the I:Argun' rt•:oti cog:fgt.: with hill ellittpt-*ltairb 150 guise tis eta the iasue of each dal's cniatr-it On Thursday Pune. ss AUGUSTA. mote:.ded by Lady ARDEN. Grill. G4RTII .t... 1 dl.a• DISSRoWI-. rode on horseback it, Wlss t ek. 111 Saturtlsy I ), ii•Ce LEOroLD ti.i , ril thr PaiNt REGENT at Carlin:l Hou-r. Yesterday Dame 8.-mee wan pet(' at Carlton Hume by the K -v. P. W. BLON111.3:41 awl tit.. Rev. Dr. STAMIEII CLARIgt. Vesteriley the Mulvey's .0 Yolc ultendeil D vine Service itt W1.844;411 Chop I. Prince LEOPOLD 81448dt:11 Divine. Service yvr oerGy, at the Cs.apel Royal. St. Jaosra's Tilt batiks armr read by ttw 11-w. SUELToN the re .n by she H10n..-- CAPRI.: Ike atii:iitta, / lore thee," by Mr. VetIUSAII. Sce. Yesterday Prate, LEOPOLD visited the Duke and Duchess of KeNT at K-•.-'ngtun Place. The Duke and Undies. iif GLuoczwrEn are ex pected to return to town the latter end of this. week. On Friday Prince LIOrOLD rare 4 grvai dinner to the Duke and Duchess of WELLINGTON. Mr. and Mrs. WELLICSLIM POLL, and a nnuterout party. A largeltatiy, including Ito. Dusk. of WELLING TON. Lord CAsTLISSEAGi. Lord Mvi.Gasva. usut Gest. Put PPS. went down the River out Satursl4,, the Ordnance barge, to Blackwell, to partake of a dinner on white bait, Ilte. Yonterdee the Merritt:. of Wtweinvest enter tained the Paimcg Rcatim Prince Lcoro Lo, and a numerous party. LiOROID will honour the Surrey Thesire with his presence this eveuitig, to see The Heart of Mid-Lothian, sod other entertsititnents„ winos his Royal Highness his commanded. Saturday night the Duke sad Duchess of Yolk hohouted the last performance of the Drury-lame Company, at the Haymetket Theatre, with their presence, to see the Comedy of .7Se Poor Genik man and other eutertaiiiments, which their Regal Highnesses hod commanded. O il s a t u ,d 4 y n i g ht the two Princes of PIO 1.11.•,- TAHL honoured the E..whfill Opera with thee. pur metier. to Pre Frederick the Great. /1111111 g the pei Gummier. the whole of the g:is lights on toe stage weal out, awl left the prs ittrr% 111 t‘tiiii (far. kileff. Which cau-eil some nt rah among the au diefier till th.y were trlighted. Mrs. Sat.):oN is engaged for the grand inusie4 festival at flerefOrd„ which takes place the 11K4'01.1i week in September. when the meeting of the three cows of Gloucesier, Worcester, and Iltreford will be held. Vauxhall! gardens displayed a full and ' , ingot Company am Friday night. L. rid CRYTLERPAGIi appeared in the gay throng in high health sod spirits. The Life Guards will he reviewed at teta o'clock this mu rota in Hyde Palls, by the Duke d YORK. A few days since five sisters, whose united sg-s amounted to upwards of 380 sear., met at a n. 14.- 11..41'6 house in Reading; they had not all assembltil together for upwards of Ina a century. A singular instance of the indisesinsinaking af fection which the feathered crsation entertain It. wards thaw nestlings. is now nitinfested in the gar den of JOON Rasissurrom, Esq. M.P. for Wind where two I'OlllllS are Illerbaillaly occupied 1.1 'novo:ling and giving food to a young cuckoo. msrly full grown, which has been removed from th, nest whence he t xpelled the cespring of Meer Itzlie birds, to a cage hitil all aperture sta.:lenity lar4-: to admit of their approach to their craving prot.gc. Oct Thursday, as a party of your, men ws te pro ceeding to the Both race -Course, one of them, Ili K frolic, attempted, to vault over ihr brad of one of las companions; but failing, they both fell Leath' wards, warn the undermost of the tau received so violent :+ u iiijuly in the spine of his hack, tlmi he teas immediately taken down to the Casualty 110- I.ital ; Yltre. Of (ative, he received the best stir• weal salver and attrition' ; but, me are aimy to aim; tortfeettialh, for the nufcrtutiott tweeter Line) at following day