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foletaivo lowitofilt avaong the poor, and in a way so valefol to thrir feelings. " The health of the Viee•Presol.nte" we then given. itie 1 be comairtis then propound the Ma 69111% of Ilnnllp as ihr Porswieta for the ensuing year. The letraarik were also appointed. As hale 1064 el.weit o'clock the Chairman retii eil, 111101 Sir 3olap Nwiohurne took tbr Chair. A number of the f, lot? or the 1,9,411,111" m segment el instil a hilt hour, csojoyotr, the `itirn-et conviviality. 'l here were upwards of two histirlieui p^reo.is prevent. P.TELLEGENCE. PAR is l'A PERS. P 41114, MARCH 16. Slam ettita►ien hoe been felt ut N The following ►a au aceotiat of it : •• ?MMES. MARCH R. " The public tranquillity has hr.-n(1101;0)rd at Nisters. For some days a very lively agitat . was 'remarked iu the public mind. It was Httrihuted to the proposition for mitering the Law of Elections. Vesterdar, >aridity the '7;h, a numerous assembly was formed in hoot of the theatre, and vbciferations moil threats. ii iee cries were heard. The authorities endeavoured to disperse the populace, but thew efforts were for a long time useless. The pstrole, who were sent to disperse the assembly, were insult ed and assailed by stones. Several disturbances took place us varions qu arters of the lowa, but for tunately no perm . it was senonsly itqueed. " A revere inquiry he. been ordered against the authors and promoters of this tumult." mAacn 9. as lieuteriant-General de Briebe, commanding the Military Division, Iras arrived with SOO troop. Tranquillity is completely restored." M. Ctiarles-Phililiert•Gabriel Leclerc, Marquis ale inigue. Peer of Furrier, died on the 13th of M a rch, at his tarnse in the Rue du Hoe. Ilia oleoquies will be performed on the 16th at the church of the Foreign Missions. A truer from Grenoble, of the 10th of March. says, the , the Marshal Count de Jourdan, returning cioni Italy, suffered a severe fall on the preceding day at S.iiiit Heron (Savoy). His carriage was °reit turned, and he himself suffered some very severe vinous' son the head and breast. The Month:ll ..as conveyed On • litter to Punt de Reauvoisin. w herr a skilful Surgeon attended him. It is hoped that the fall will not he followed by any serious . consequelicre, although he complains of violent inward patios. TII E B - Rrn SH PRESS. LON DO SATURDAY, Nagai 20, 1819. We Irrve already expressed a hope that the assur ance given from the ministerial bench in the Home sof Commons, that a new duty upon coals was not its the contemplation of the Miniiter, wonld have allayed the ferment which the agitation of the qua'. into has excited in the country. The CHAN CET.I.OR of the EXCHEQUER, however, thought it necessary to trprat this assurance isn't night, and we must preonine Vust the anxiety thus expreised to meet the anther of the public this busi nets completely at rest. We should be happy to see the metropolis relieved from'the anti°, coals. in whole or in part, as will as from many other taxes; 4,111 its inhabitants are too generous to seep relief by thrownig any pert of their blinks upon the shoulders of their fellow-subjects. The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday last, which have arrived at our office, are more W ien-still than esu.cl. The foursta/ des Debuts , of Tuesday, contains an article from Nimes, whit.; reprevents the pnblic mind of that town as being very much agitated by the late injudicious propo aition of M. tie BARTSELEIST, respecting the La. of Elections. The particulars of this temporary sigitation are given in oor extract,. The Five per Cents. on Monday were, 66 f. 40 c. Bank Stuck. 1,540 f. The Assizes no in progrits through Ireland afford rather a favourable view of the moral stale of that country. 'Although the quantity of crime be not rucluced, the quality is not of the deeps'. die that lies so frequently ditgrgeed Society. The num ber of prisoners, including debtors, in Cason gaol, ismosinted to 300, a number exceeding that of any previous year, and *hick Mr. Justice Mocaz ob served, was attributable, in no small degree, to the depressed state of the tiinis for the last two years, which hod increased the Calendar out only through out that couutry, but also Eligbi the Trim Assizes, in the adjoining coma) , of aleath, Lurd Nossuav, the presiding Judge, no the eentrory, expatiate() au the quiet of the country, and the pervading fishiness of the crimes in the Calen sla►, which. however, was hr;ivy in slumber.— At Westmeath Assilter, *loch concluded at kiu'hope, on Saturday, the crones the Ca lendar were such as are eunicion in tVery populous county, such as burglary, robbery, and 'weeny ; but there was no murder.—e p ee Civil lin to newt was trivial, consisting of only there Al3l Pr ias cases, of little interest. At Caval. there were only two. The character of the business was nearly si milar at other Assizes. Extract of a letter from Buenos Ayres, dated Mc. 31, 1 8 111:—" Lord COCHRANE has arrived in and on the 4111 instant entered St. ('ago. where he nos been received with every mark of re.ipect. lie lias been offered the commend of the Chili squadron, which lie is expected immediately to 149,11111 V. The merchant vessel* in Valparaiso are likely to be mach distres,:i for itormera, every one is running to join Lord Co'. 11 RA N E." Leiters were received last morning from Val promo°, dale(' December 10, which confirm the ari.ounts of the arrival of Lord CO{,HRA Nit at that ii 4 AIX& v6,0.* 14 ,. • -. 1 ia , •••).. _. ; ts.tt° - cirotz , i I lid - ..ikrnori I titc 4 _ , 4 ,, , ,- , ...:4-45;t:,:-. • are• : -„v) v t ..... , . , _;.......:-....-.:- . . , .t-- , y- 41 73 f s- 7 - 14 1 . •Tr r -7.7: )ti:ft,..n .‘1. ''' `,"O ret 4 . l . W.' rip tap.., fi,7j ' ' ......,-. -*---.•-• ' t" TIM PRINCE REGENT'S COLT: ► T. Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Royal Highness the Pattscr. Beat NT held a Court at Carlton Soon after his Royal Highness held a Privy Crowd, which wits attended hy— The Lord Presois;root, oho L o rd P r ivy tom, sh e Fi rs t l Ar d of she Treasury, Ow Secretaries of State for the Home and Colonial Departments, the first Lord of she Aslontrelty. the Moseter•Geneo al of the Ordnance, the President of the Board of Trade, the Lord Chamherlain, the Lord Stets ard, the Cap. Lash of the Yeomen of she Guard, the Groom of the Stole, she Treasurer of the Household, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Broth, ie. Viecottiot CHLTVVYN D attended as Clerk of the Council. At the close of the Council the RECORDER of LONDON was admitted, and made a Report to the Panics REcENT of convicts under sentence of death in Newgate. The. Pattico REGENT gave audiences to Earl , HARROIVRY, LIVERPOOL, and B A THURST. Lord GRAVES and Sir JOHN CRADOCR were the Lord and Groom in Waiting. The Council hroke up about half-past five o'clock. FASII lONA 01.11 PANTIES. —Now— ills 'Royal Highness the Outten( Sussex will give a grand eutul.uument un Sunday, the 2Silt imlant, In a large party of diat,egitishill personages, at Kensington Palace. The poke and Doings' of Wellington will entertain a bone pally of distinetiim on Tuesday next, at Apsley House. timid and Counters Lieven rill give an elegant enter tainment on Sundry, the 28th instant, to a distinguished party, at their residence in Hart. y street. 'lice Marquis and Marthioniss of Buckingham gave • grand dinner on Thursday, to the Earl and Comity,. of Rreadalhane, the Ladies Campbell, the Right Hun T. Grenville, and a *sleet party, at Buckingham House, Pall watt Yuaterilay they had another party. The Msrqnis of Anglesey had a grand dinner party yes. tents!, at his house in Old Burlington-street. The Earl of Aberdeen intertained a large party of yesterday dis tirirtiuu at Argyll I louse_ The Fort and Countess Fortescue entertained a select party yesterday, at their house in Grosveuur-aqiiare. FiISHION:II3 LE ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES. ARRIVAI.S. Her Grace the Duchess of Leeds, in Lower Grosvenor street, from Brighton. Lord and Laity Petry, at their new house in Portman square, from Brentwood, Essex. The Marquis of Dowosbire, at Holding's Hotel, from H illsboroug It, I relsod . This Li.ril Bishop of Worcester, in Piccadilly, from Hartle bury Castle. H. Blouut, F.►q. in Grosvenor-square, from Billericay, Esrx Sir C. Doraville, Bart. M.P. in Sockville-street, from DeWitt. Lord H. How•ril, io Lower Grosvenor-street, from a tour. The Bev. Mr. Pym, in Boud•street, from Balduck, Hats Mrs. I,..ssrsuce, at her house to Lower Brook-.arcs, from Studley Park, Ripon, Yorkshire. Lord aid Lady Walpole and family at Owls- house in Be kelt y.sqoare, from a tour. The Earl of Eiseiskilleu, at Batt's Hotel, Daver.street. Lord Greer Leroux, at SitICIIII . II Hotel, Clifford-street, Boad.sls ert . Lady Codringtoo, at ber house in Charles-street, Berkeley istVaare- DEPA RTUR ES. His Imperial 'Echo , the Archduke Maximilian and suite, for Paris. on their way to Ifienns. The Duke' of Norfolk, for his seat, Artistic' Castle. Lord Robert Spciorer, for his seat in Hats. General sad Mrs. Arrhdall. on a tour. J. Callaghan, Esq. front Bei keley-square, for Terldiugton. 'for Huti. %V. B. Grey, from Cardiff, fur Durham Massey, thrshire. t;. 'I ale; F.sq. from Bath, fur his scat, Langdown, near Southampton. MiFb Il4lolle, from Stanhope-street, for Bath. The nuptials between Earl TEMPLE and Lady MARY CAMPBELL. second daughter of the Earl mud Coolllss of BREADALBANS, are expected to be -nleinnizeil the htgliming of next week. 0.1 Thursday mitt the infant son of the Earl and Countess of ASHBURNMAM will he baptized by the Aiclihishop of CANTERBURY. at Ashburn harn-lionsp. . The sponsors will be the Duke and Duchess of N OO THUVISSIILAND Mid the Marquis of CAMDEN. Oil the happy occasion they will en tertain a large putty of distinction. The Ordnance Estimates for the year 1819 have been printed. Thr total charge fur the United Kingdom is 757,3tiL 16s. id. Sir JOHN Morrzocuit is appointed a Commis sioner of Excise. vice Mr. Wttlea, resigned ; and Lord G. SEYMOUR succeeds to the Pre.idency of I that Bonrd. Mr. Justic • BATLEY, in his charge to the Gran d Jury, of the late Chelmsford Assizes, said, 6. th e prevent colendiir unfortunately preariits to our notice ass unusual number of case.; but the increase of sods is not peculiar to this county ; for in that we have just left, and itt many other counties, crimes have greatly increased." Yesterday the RECORDER made his report, in Council, of the permit's convicted in January See -1 Inoue, whets the following four were ordered for execution un 11 . eiliirtilay next, viz. Edward IMO and Jahn Adams, for tittering forged notes; St illium Loch. fur highway robbery ; and Mu Wittet, for doer p-straliug. Pet not off till to-morrow that which may be done to-day"—.‘ Delays are ilssigerous"--and ..P ro crastination is Re tb.i f of time"-555 iefore, none should he lost in obtaining the 3 Mires of somoot ow e on 'ale at CARROLI:tr, sister they may ALL Ire drawn NEXT 11; EMMY. 'flute Prises u(110,000/. anti Throe of 40.000 i. have hen %cry lately sold at CAI:I{OI.I'S rots satiate dithers, 19, Cornhill, and 28, Oxfoid street ; a n d so the last Contract, N0.1,31i7, 30,0001-7,003, 5,000/.-2,315, 1,0(101. *449, Thirty Shares. A letter from lies lin, dated March 4, says— " Much is sroken herr of more than a millimi rive of snots and boots, which are expected to urrive from Euglantl, and also of mulish clothes ready made, amounting to the suw of several millions of crowns. The society formed here, of which the members have bound themselves by writing not to suffer English goods to he used in their families, will no doubt exert themselves to raise ■ harrier against this inundation of the produce of English industry, Soil to destroy these enterpriva of our speculators." THE PRINCE Rrcr•.NT's LEVEE. Ilia Roenl iiiglineas the ( ) RISCO REGENT', Lever, on Thursday, bring so extremely numerous, there hieing between eight and nine hundred per moorages present, the principal pall we gave yeroter inir , and the Present coons, being equally Hu. Illerolll, WY were obliged to reserve till this day. They were as billow : Sir Cohu Campbell, on his return from France. Lieut.-Colonel Cotton, oar hi• retort, from the Continent. Lieut.-Col Achrsun, Coldstream Guards, on his re turn from Franey. Lient..Colonel Lord Saltoun, on his return with the Army of Occupation. Lieut..Culunel Milling, by :.;eneral Sic Henry Johnson, Bart. Lieut.-Colonel Harris, on his promotion and appointment as Deputy Adjutant-General to the troops serving in Nova Scotia. Lient..Coluirel James Elphinstone, on his promotion. Lient..Coloorl Minter Blair, Nat regiment, on his pro. motion and return with the army from France. Colonel Carmichael Smyth, upon his return from cons. maniling the Engineers with the army in Fr . Colonel Sir Robert Hill, Royal Horse Guards, on his p Sir Brent Spencir, on being appointed Colonel of the regiment. Major Wells, Royal Engineers, on his promotion. Livid-Colonel T. J. %Verily's, felith reginseist, on his pro motion. Colonel Clietwvil Stapyttoo, on his appointment. WijorGeneral Hall, out his return from the Mauritius. SlajortGenerid Sir Gettig , * Murray, on his return floin Framer, mill being appoilited to the command of the 72d regiment. Sir Matthew Tierney, DUI. on corning to Isis title, by the Right Hon. Sir tklijalolll Bloomfield. Lieut.-Gemini Sir Edward Pogo, on his appointment of Captain of Cowes Castle. General Sir Henry Johnson, on being -remora a Baronet. Lient.-Getieral Weilieirll, out his return from abroad. Lord Garsagh, on his elevation to the Peerage, by Lord Cast!, rragh. lieut. General Sir Harry Calvert, on being treated a Baronet. Lieut.-General Sir Fitzroy Grafton Maclean, Dart. on coming to the title Mr. Hem, Dumb's Perron, with a memorial, praying for restoration of property awarded by the Lord Chief Justice and the assembied Judges of the Court of Ring's Rene b. The Hon. and Rev. J Nevin, liy his father, the Earl of Abergavenoy, on being appointed Chaplain in Oidifiary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent Lieut..Gilier.o Sir John Doyle, on b.ing appointed Go ma our of Cbartcmont. Major Stroart, Rifle Brigade, late A D.C. to Lieut.- General Sir 1. Cole, on his retort] front Fiance The Rev. Henry H. Sidman, by s.r I rancis Sidman. The Rev. Heneage Finch, on bring appointed ( baplain to his Majesty. Thr Rev. Edward Owen, on his oppoinimeut as Chaplain to his Royal Highuess the Duke of Yi.ik, by Viscount Sid mouth. Sir Anthony Lerhinere, Bart. by Viscount S !mouth. Sir George N•yler, on his nomination its Ring of Arms of the Royal lonian Order of St Michael and st Georg*. Lord Colville, on be ing elected one of the Itrprestsitative Peers of Scotland. Major Jackson, A.D.O to Sir Charles Colville, on his appoiiiiment to the Stall it !tolls. Rear• Admiral J. E. Lli.uglas, late Commander.iu-Chief at Jamaica. Captain J. Naomi RN. on his appointment to the cons. mato, of the Heruu sloop of war, by the flight Hon. Lord Kt Ilyllll. I.ond James Stuart, on his marriage, by the Marquis of Si Archibald Murray, 3d Guards, on his return from the Continent Mr Charles Grant, on his appointment as Chief Secretary for Ireland, lo Viscount Sidmouth. Major Tyler, 93th regimeut, on his return from the Army of t tcrupati ..... and previous to his joining regiment. Mr. Gulstuit, by the Luid in Waiting. Sir Gorge Shiliner, on being created a Baronet. Mr. N. Ednowstone, oar his return from India, by Sir Charles Eilmousione. Sir John Palmer Acland, by Viscount Sidmouth. Cornet Hare, 21st Light Dragoons, by the Lora in Waiting. Lieutenant-Colonel Hutchins, 311 (King's Own) Light Dragoons, by Lieutenant-General Cartwright, on his pro motion. Captain Kortwright, of the Coldstream Guards, on Lis op pointment. Mr. A. J. Valpy, to present the First Part of the Regent's Edition of " The Delphin and Variorum Classics," Mho &reed by Viscomit Sidnuostli. The Bishop of l.andafl, to present a Sermon preached by his Lordship upon the lamented death of the late Queen. The Earl of Huntingdon, on coming to his title, by the Earl of Shaftesbuiy. Mr. Henry Ellis, to take leave, on his departure for the Cape of Good Hope. Mr. White Melville, Grenadier Guards, on his promotion, by the Earl of Rosalyn. Lirutenant.Colunel Addison, on his return from Canada, by Sir Horace St. Paul. Rear-Admiral Griffith, on his appointment to command on, and departure Mr, the North American station. Mr. Crickitt, "moil his being returned to represent Ipswich. The Earl of Wicklow, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Mr. Thomas Gregory, Commissary Judge at Sierra Leone. Sir Coghill Coghill, on his marriage, by Sir John Doyle. Captain Grenfell, 7th Hussar; on his pro ttttt lion and re turn from Fiance, by the Marquis of Anglesey. Major Wildman, tiili Diagnou Guards, on his promotion, by Lieutenant-General Sir H. Oakes. Mr. R. Mansfield, uu his act urn fium the Coot Meta. Mr. Hayes, on his apporotnient as Commissary Judge at the Brazils. Mr. Gerard Callaghan, M.P. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Marsden, out his apponowient as Commissary Judge °oder the Treaty with Portugal, by Lord Castlereagh. !Nurturable Caption Mainly, R.N. by Visconut Beroard. Lord Chief Justice Dallas, by Luid Solmouth, on his ap poiutment as Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. Mr. Beresford, on his appointment of Groom of his Ma jesty's Privy Omfatter. Mr. Edw. Glanville Eliot, by the Earl of St. Germains. Mr. Serjeatit Copley, by Lurd Sidmuutli, on his appoint ment to be King's Serjeant, and Chief Justice of Chester. General Sir A. Eatriughtu, Bart. uu his creation to the title. blajor.Gcueral Taylor, on being appointed Master or St. Caltliefillell Hospital. Mr. (*harks T. Ellis, of the Light Horse %Amami, by Major 'Maim:sly. Mr. Jones Dery Ormond . , late High Sheriff of Cardigan. shire, by Sir W. Curtis. Mr. Barrett°, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir David Baird, on betel appututed to the Government of Kinsale. Mr. Frederick St. John, by General St. John. Mr. Edwards, M P. fur tilt County of Glamurgau,by Lord Robert Seymour. Honourable Lieutenant.raeneral Sir Charles Colville, G.C.B. on his appoiritineut of Commander in Chief at Bombay. Liesitenant.Geueral Sir Colin Milken, on being promoted to the rank of Lieutenani.Geueral iu the Hisouverion Army. Major-Geuvral Sir R. Blair, K.C.B on his return burn India, by Admiral Sir John Knight, K C.B. Lieutenaut•Geueral Sir James Campbell, on being made a Baroust. Mnjor.Grncrat Lurd Edward Somerset, on his return from the Army in France. Li. utenaut.Geueral Thornton, on presenting his Book on the Declaratious. 14r. Disbrovre, on his return from Copenhagen, asd to present die key of Vite.Chetatilain, worn by the Life Colonel D.ehrowe. • Mr. G. Tinlong Widdringtuo, on hit return ft tan L c t otn• mind in Consols. Lieut.-Colonel Lyrnn, 2.1 Life GIIDTII4, Ott poomoinin. IL. Pell o 1-31, by lois murk, I .oirii A iikoo Vro IMF, MI lila vomit, iuti 1111f1 return frl.lll Hauer, by the 31•rrisiis uf A it ter.-Colonel Calverr, half pay. 72d regiment, un Lie if tut from foreign merrier. Lieut.-Colonel II attrition, on him return from Frieder, arid appointment to hue Staff of Union. Major ‘Vebber, Royal A o tillei y, on his promotiroo. Lierit.-Coltint I ItmoieloHe, liolnl Dom :teems., on big re. appoiunneut lu the Carairy Mali, by Mrjur-Ct Herat Sir Holiest But . . . . . Coloud Filsgibbon, Rola I Lieurink Mania, by Lord Clare. Lient.-Colohel Percy, 14th Light Magoon., on his re turn from abroad, by Lord Louvain. • Lieut.• Colonel Cunningham, on his appointment to he lois Majesty's Commissioner of Ai bittation at lieu Janetru, by Lord Castlereagh. ljeut -Colonel Thorn, 3.1 regiment, on his promotion. Lieut -Colonel Sir Robert A rbothitort.Cokhatream Guards, on his return with the army trona 1 - ranee. Brevet Lieut.-Colonel D'Arcy, Royal Artillery, on rcreiv ing permission it/ are. pt and wear the Imperial Frrsiau Order of the lion and Sim, second class. Viseouut Northland, un ruining to the title. Viscount Normaphy, on Iris mortgage. Viscount Glenoreloy,on bisect iii il ig ..f age. Cornet Tyra butt Junes, 9th. Luucers, by the Earl of Roslyn. Cornet Wright, 9th Lancers, by the Carl of Ros.rs.i. Lieutenant Stelieltn, Royal Euginters, on meld, by General Stehelin. Lieutenant Relic, Royal Engineer', on his return from France, toy bis father. Lteutenaut Laue, Royal Lancers, on his return from France. Lieutenant George Cathcart, A.D.C. to the Duke of Wel lington, by the Lord in Waitio.g. Lieutenant Burrard, Grena.mer Gnarls, on his roar& front abroad. . - 111.irsitruaut J. s Johnson, Royal F , on p iumolson. Lieutenant Bullock. Ist Life Guards, on 1114 :411111.111iMent and return from France, Lieutenant Ilui t, 24 Life Gituiols, on his appointment. Lnrulrnaut Chalfield,2d Life Gnu. ds, on his ppoiutmeat. Lieutenant Baron, 91h Lancers, by die Earl of Komar.. I. cnu want Atifiere, Ali Lancers, by. the End of Rossiya. Goveinur Cameron, ou his returu from the Bahamas, by Earl Bathurst. _ _ Mlisr Moore, on his promotion. H• v. Aithileacou Huok, on bring appuinted Chaplain to his Maj. sty Vic. -Admiral Dixon, on his Tenon from the Brazils. Dr. Dighmose, to pivsent a Petition. Msckellar, R.N oil his return from the Jamaica at:l6on, and late in the command of his Majesty's •hip ( Want Robeit Bruce, R.N. late of the loyal yacht, ou his promotion. Eosign Rube, by his father. Captain Linilem, late 2il light battalion King `a German Legion, by his Excel!. ney Count Munster, on 1174,111 g ber u honoured with the Gue!pine Order. Captain John Ru.s, it N. on his return and promotion, and to prrsrut the Narrative of his Voyage to the Arctic Rtgiens, by Lord Melville. Colonel Mulcaster, Royal Engine►rs, on his return from the Mauritius, by Sir Heidi hrand Oakes. Colonel Sir George Wood, upon his return from COT. Sandtrig the artillt ry in France Captain Paget, on his appointment to the Prince Regent's yacht Captain Formit, Inspector of Military Stores for India, by (be Lord in %Tailing. Captain Curzon. on his return from the Continent. Captain Lenuock, DIN on his return from Jamaica. Captain Cbarlewood, Grenadier Guards, ow los return from the Continent, Captain Clowns, ft N. by Mr. Croker. Captain Dnkentield, Grenadier Guards, Gentleman U.her to her late Majesty. Captain Mitchell, with an address from Briarreilen. Captain Fuller, R N. on his marriage, by Mr. J. Fuller. Captain Lord John Hay, on his promotion, by Lord Mel ville. Colonel Macdonald, upon being appointed Deputy.Adju. tant.Grueral Ni the Forces, by Lient -Gen. Sir H. Calvert. Major J. F. Dyson, East ludia Company's Bombay ser vice, on his departure fur India. Captain Hood Knight, R.N. on his return from the Con tinent. Mr. Wm. Leake, M.P. by Sir GeeseA Noel, Bart. M.P. Mr. Mackenzie, M.P. fur Russ-shire, by his Grace the Duke of Athol. Mr..l. R. Western, on his marriage, to take kart. on go int to the Conliniut. Mr. Carrol M.P. by Viscount Carleton. Lord litre, by the Duke of Norfolk. Mr. Edward Bysm, Cornmissaiy.General of the 1.1• of France, MI his mai riage. Lord Chief Justice Abbott. by Lord Sidmoutli, on bin appointment to be Chief Justice of die ('unit of King's Bench. Mr. W. Peel, by Mr. Peel. Lord Walsinghain, on aurceeding to his title. Mr. Francis Filcher, Ist Lift Guards, on his return from abroad. Mr. Henry G. Ward, by his fattier, Mr. It. Ward, on his return from the Embassy at Frankfurt. Mr. Ommauney, Member for Barnstaple, by Lord Sid mouth. ...... Viscount Barnard, on his promotion. Lieut..Culonel the Marquis of Tweet Wale, by the Marquis of Hoistly, on his marriage. Mr. John M'arre, ma his marriage. Ms. W. Rue, by Viscount Carleton, on being appointed a Commissioner of the Costume. The Eat I of Clanwilliam, on his return firms Aix-la-Cha pelle, by lewd Castlereagh. Mr. Courtenay Philipps, 2d Life Guards, on Isis appoint anent. The Earl of Aticratin, coo his return from abroad, Loid Castlereagh. Major Long, Royal Staff Corps, oe his return from Canada. Major Napier, Royal Artillery, on his promotion. Major Cavendi►h, on Isis promotion and appointment to the Pits Lancers. Major Balneavis, 27th regiment, on Ilia worn from France. Hon. Captain Peregrine Ctist, with an Addrera of Condo lence from the inhabitants of Huniton. Captain Hawtayne, K N. u■ his return from three years service at sea. Mr Capel Hanbury, 'NI Life Guards, on his appointment. Captain Heyliger, 7th Hussars, by the Lind in Waiting Captain Montague, on being appointed a C 41111112111011 of the Bath Major Hon, Chad.... Core, on his protnution. Dr. JUfflra Itolll . o Cl .int, Inspector-General of Hospitals. late Pi inci pal 114.1....1 Others- of the Army in ai•J the Netherlands, bt Ille E:111 of Hosslysi, upon a bith urea. ■ion hr nciiveo the honour of Knighthood. The Prince• Matiadali, by the Sic, ian Minister. Mr. Wahrendurff, Secretary of Legation, by the Saedi►h Minister. The Chevalier d'l:soy, Secretary of Embassy ; the Cheva lie► Bra.in d'Arrrits, Colonel P..rxr di Bunco, Monsieur A. Caballero, Monsieur Me oces la- de Sierra, and !Monsieur attached to the Spanish Embassy, by his Excel lency the Spanish Ambassador. The Baron Holum, the Prussian Charge d'Agaires, by Viscount Castlereagh. NOVELTY.—Five of lite , 211/. Prize 4 to be drewu NEXT TUESDAY *ill rack he entilleil lo Sixtren whole undrawn Tickets (and !Orates in Korn! ion ; so ohm la rid a single Tick.l pint based al eall.r of %VENN'S Oakes, t, or 17, Ledgale •ii t ei, h. l ure Tu Es. PAY NEXT, may ALI. tint VIE Pe tirtii of 211,0001. —N li Scheme contains Th ee 10 0001. Prize., sod 1 hit I). t eseu vlber Catillah of 2,0901 1,0001., 114 c. TO THE IDITO OP TITS Otamil PRE'a Sia—Oliserving • Letter iu your Paper or this dit), signed " EDMUND Nemo," I beg leave to 'Ms, I w il l trait a short time, io order to see sloth,. that Letter was written by him or out. I have still too g. d ate «pluton of Mr. KVA!: to suppose that it was. It 1. tuipossilile that such latiguage can burr :woe...Alit (tom t:t•• fil.t Taagerlimp or She day. It; after the •ltplrall'ull 01 t«u 11.1 11 r. Kral glows n o t dhow" n, 1 shall itatutally cuso l,„l, that lie did wt lle It ; a nd answer it in a FIGIIIIII'I •at 111)I, hope, becoming a Gentleman to write and a Gentleman - read lam, Sir, ke. Occ. 'IIIE AUTHOR OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE. 71surtrfa!r. TO THE EDITOR 01' THE' BRIM!, PRASS N.J. 11, eltaage.alley, kl■rrh 19 - • !iloot—in your Paper of yruterday you state that a person of the nit", of J. Rainier had signed the Petition agaii:4 Mr. Lamb's return. This to s mistake, as there is ao faun: ) , of that name nt Enclood tort pt my own, and I am mho% no uue of us had any ohm/ to du with this Petition. Tinst• ing you will take an early opportunity of currtetiug tha mistake, I am, Sir, Your obedient &rust, DANIEL RAINIER. LAW MTELLIGENCE. Y4CE-CHANCELLOWS COURT,. LiNceus'i-irs, FRIDAY, MARCR 19. Ili. Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR SgaS tle( w. pied tit hearing Tort aiuree , of liu 'taffeta except to the parties concerned. POLICE. STMF/T ROBBERIES AT TUC GENERAL POST-OFF 1( Yesterday Thomas Jejeoft and Ntcholiu itC7l44/11 Altus?, who held high situations in the Gent rat Pust-ullice, under went a bus: tenni:sabots hefoie Richard Runic, Esq. charged with feloniously stealing a uetaabrr of Bank II considerable amount, from a variety of letters, (ruin different parts of t h e country, and also intercepting letters from Loudon directed into the country, which passed litutAgh their hands in their official capacity. A slumber of witnesses sere produced yesterday, but their teidence basing been previously taken in writing, the .1.. posit were read over to them w the presence of the Ma. gistrate, and being regularly sworn to, they signed shier informations, sod the whole asnutiuted to four Cast. ageism Jeilcott. Some of (be Notes fused upon hint by Adkins, at the tisue of los apprehension, proved to Ise a pal t of those stolen from the I. tiers. . . • . Th.rf were Ave eases satisfactorily proved agaths: the Prim eeee r, Albin. The principal evidence, against him was a woman, %O in he had employed to pass the stoke macs. The Solicitor to the Pull epee. s in..rveral Ilihf r Grll i - mei' belonging to that office, attended the examkirst luu. The Prisoners were fully romn.itt. Is to New gate. FORGED Idol mss. L!dia Askll alias Clayton, who has been travelling ahnnt the eotentry to • ,put.t.ebtase, for Ilk, porpo.e 01 forged Bank of England notes, but partwtharly uto s‘oo underwent • bu4l t SIOII/141(11011. The 001) u. w en ctini-i4lO that came out 11:4,, oht having seat a 1,04-hu!‘ with a .1 bi. nute to be chang.d at the Horsham Bank, mind' .4: refuted. . . . Bishop, who :ippreherided her, was ordered to take ber to Horeb on, fur trial. The Prisoner appeared dressed very gay yesterday. She wore a large beaver hat, with three feathers ill it, a white writ, a silk gown, with spurt sleeves, &c. DARING SYSTEM OF ROBBERY. Thursday night, about ten o'clock, as Shereold, a consta ble of Lambetl., was going his rounds, he sibs. turd a back nty,coach standing at an tininhabited house. No. 19, I . !tr*- ter-place, and suspecting that it was there for tome bail put. pose, he placed himself in a situation where he, imps re. lira, Ewald %latch the motions of the driver. lo a few minutes his saw slime persons get out of the trap door of the empty h o use toi the roof of No. '2O, kept by a lady named Brookes, and soon afterwards return with something which they con cealed neer the parapet. The constable tutu left his station, and approached the hacking coach, the driver of which seemed in very anxious expectation of some one, and is ohs carriage was a well-dressed female, who refused to give any account of herself, but made ass much noise as to alarm the thieves, who acre seen to escape over the adjoining houses tutu a court. The coal bison and Ids fare wire taken coin ensiody, and on searching the roofs, a large looking-gins., which had hero stolen 11111 of Mrs. Brookus'a, was Uunil tli, friday the delinquents were COM rycd before the Surrey M,- gistrates, alitti the coachman was , ordered to give good bail fur hit appearance, anti the wumau was temanded for the robbery. . MA Kft TS. CORN EXCHANGE, l'Teinar, MARCH 19 We save bad but few fresh snivels since Monday, 'et there was plenty tett over for the demand. Fine it beat so at Monday's prices, but ordinary wa► dull. Fine 11:1 fully supports its price; tbeie is 00 dentinal for Oats, Pease, and Brans were very dull, and orb. re tilt ,4; , • ar► forced lower prices west. submit'. d In. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Emmy, Wino, 19. This day's 'market had a short supply of the ilifetrat kinds of Cattle: firer sod Veal sold at 14st pitect, % Nouu• is dearer; Park is elivAive ; sod thr trade for the mot part was slut ove► lwisli.—The sales Io the Hayntaikri wet, not lively : Hay frtcbad • better price; Straw and Clover 'A lward last priers. COAL MARKET, %Isom 19. Ships st M:tritet. Ships ...0.1. Prue. 51! Nesessile 21, Sunderland 1 Wi.1.1) Cool 1 Culou PRICE OF STOC I 3 per Ct. C0n5...741 743 S per Ct. N. An. lU4is Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 731 India Bonds ..36 37 pr.. S YESTERDAY. Ex. 111118.t..1 2 di«. pr. Lottery_ Tickets 191. 114,4: I Book for Acc..458 .251 .1 Coos. for Ace.. 741 V MARRIAGE. On Tiarsdly, il, lath inst. at II vapstead, by tb. Sirahan, As,drew Spiiitiswoode, Esq. of u Miss Lungnntn. daughter of T s butaika lasgaim : En. Muuat•giute, Hampstead. DEATHS. On the 511% instant, at Lausanne, is dee Si. • Yeer of hit age, the Hon. J. T. Capri, second brother of the £a-1 of Essex, nu►nrd to Lady Caroline Paget, elder.' dat.gb,u of the late furl of Uxbridge. On Thursday last, at his hone io the Clapbat ward Parrett, Esq. Clerk of the Jout*nh of to Lords, aged 71 yt ats. At Wexford, the Right Rev. Dr. Ryan, Ron bishop of Fs flls. As soon as the uselancholi &outwit, all the shops belonging to persons of Ilion were shut, an a mark of respect and esteem. road, La 'louse of L. t'alholle 'ten. vrAt itt peril" HIGH WATER THIS DAV AT LONDI►T I IIRTIH Morning 43 oficr 11. I Evening 45 ate/ 9 LONDoN: Printed enA Published at the t►llicr. No Strand; where Advertisements ate Fri rived, 2.1d1 I rti , +. (peas-paid) must he arldrested.—C, WITH. N.' Clement's Ins, Pruter WHITE, Ns 117, lites.. 4 Publisher.