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POLICE. MANsION -141105 F. Oa Salimlay William and Charles Crowder, father nsi3 eon, were himliy examined Wore the Lord Mayor, amid fully committed for trial to Neweam, un the charge of slealltlit Bank of Englrud mites, bill., and local notes, of abuut 9,0941/. value, the property of MPIINfIi Berwick, ',Wintery, Wall, and Isaacs, of the Old Worcester Bank, nod Messrs. Fat ley, Johns o n, and Turner, of the Worcester Bank. The rubbery WAS C milted on the 3011, of March; the property was in the basket of the guard of the ‘Voccester coach, which he imprudently left in the bar of the Bnit sad Mouth tap, Null and Mouth-street. 'lle Prisoner. Charks Crow der, was seen thioking in the lap n raw minute. before the robbery w‘s c ommitted. A new witoe.s, in the person of o Mrs. Ss.ley, who resides aim Shaftsbory place. Alilersgate• street, ass brought forward, who deposed that she saw both of the Prisoneis walking together in roster•lstte, to a great burly, a f. w minutes twfure she hessd the atrium given in the streets that the robbery was 0(60111. Mr. Amdtvles alienilt.l for the Pfl.4lllCtS, sod Mr. Alley on the pat t of the p. °scent iiiii . TERRORS OF THE LAW. A most afflicting instance of snicirle, arising from s pro ceeding at law. occurred oii Friday last at Dover. Mr. S a watchmaker there. had some time since a dispute with a re spectable inhabitant tlw town. and a neighbour. which ended in the latter hying assonlool by the former. The coo. sequence Wit., that as Rellflll was brought against Mr. S. who waa tonvieted. anti ordered to pay heavy damages. The event exasperated him very much, and lw vowed in great warmth that hr never won't! pay the fine; in fact, that lw would die rather than do so. This irsitati 000 it wa• slats. rally expected would subside; but Mr. S. seemed rather to Owlish s desperate reaphiliiiia lie hail refilled of relf-ilralrile -11011, and was actually f i dend, hanging in his own apart ment, on the slay mentioned. The wrett heti mats Iris left a wife tool nine children to deplore Isis untimely fate; and his loss in deeply lamented liy.a minimills circle of highly respectable persons. Ms S. was a man in rather poorrties eircontstances, said was much esteemed iu Dover for many yeas a. ROBBERY. On Writeresilay morning the coach °free al the Talhot Inn, iss Slit evtrhort . , was robbed of nearly :Milt It opprais that a man had concealed himself in the I se or yard 'told one or tail o'clock 10 the e, when, having broken the fastvoilizs of the windows, he entered the office and tilled the desks : h slot attempted time door of the bar, but ail slot break it opesi lo the coarse of the davit moan oho had .1,,1 a l o w N a .f a Hentt was about to depart front that house, soul on paying hip bill the pert ant ishisi "Aril a quan tity of cash ill his porket•lnsisk, whirl, elicited suspicion ; and the Indic , officer, Mr Ilse ward, shortly discovered that he was the offs oiler. and look !hill into rostiolv Ile proved to he it m.lll ‘ , llll hos place at the nitre, on the 71h in.laul, fur Birmingham, isi the mime of I.ster ; and tierl lie had since bees. lisuoging about the Talbot Inn, moak tug frivolous isiluirta, T;IP LORD CHANCELLOR will hold the First Seal on riiirbilav next, the 27th inst. Term roils this day ; tremarrow and AVreinesday the MASTER of the ROLLS will sit in his Count in C lousier The following Gent leinen were on Saturday call ed to toe degree of Ministers at Law by the lion. Soeiety of Lincoln's-lint: — C. Itroflerit k, J. Das.cl, I'. H. Minter, W. It CromPlcmi E. J. r, st age, ti. Seswerhy, awl J. L. Iliosipier, ',linenlay the eleelimi fie a "Ilemlyer of Parliament for 11111 w (ttera , oititeil by Colonel TAYLOR baylitz accepte.l ti c Chiltern II Ireibi) tame nil. When the poll rketed, the ' , timbers were—Fur LoYD, EMI. 157, Sir JOHN C. 110NYWOOD. 90. The elm:Sion for s Member fir Shrew...ll,y, in the room of the Isle Col. LTSTIR, commenced on alost,l3y. At the elide of the fourth day's poll on Thumlny, the numbers were—For JOHN INTETOR, E 441. 170 ; PANTON CORBETT, E. 4.1113 The .amber of buttresses polled at the last coo lest, in 1814, between K. LIMIER %8,.1 B. BENTON, Esqrs. was 837. On Satorday list Lieut. STrwAnT, R.N. was drowned, near Dunbar, with two ladies, by the upsetting or a pleasure-heat. The Larne, 24, and 'Mole an,l Snapper gun- Itrixs, itt Portsmouth, are ordered for commission : it is supposed for the Coast of Africa. Lieutenant HAGAR is appointed to the Thistle, for the African station. Saturday Mr. GROVES, of Hackney, while pass ing under the south piazza of the Exchange, had his pocket picked of his pocket-book, contaming SOL in Hank notes. A terrier dog, apparently in the lost stage of ex. battalion from hydrophobia , . ran into a house in Fargate, Shef f ield, on Friday last. He was soon dispatched. without having done injury to any per mits. though several were in danger. Ile had a col lar on his neck, w itb his owner's name. at. " Brainy tnu„" upon it. He must therefor*: have conic far f►om home. no place of that name being within ten or twelve stiles from Sheffield; and what mischief he may have done by the way cannot easily be as Since then, another dog. supposed to be mad, was shut is an oat-building. in Pond street. I)st-on-reeler Actir TENT --Sat u rshi 7 an Inquest was lield at the sign of the Black Boy, Luut acre, before Thos. Stirliog, Esq. Coroner, ott the hotly of John Phipps, aged s-ight years, sun to • pour distressed widow, n+•iding in V.stker s.lnne, who, it appeared its evidence, sent the deceased out ow an errand, and on his way he mooned be. Lind a hackney-coach, which, on turtling down Bow-street, on its way to Coveut•gardeu Theatre, the deceased attempted to get down from, but fell, and the carriage of Sir Andrew ilaniond, which was taking him to the Theatre, passed suer, him before he could rise, and the n heels going osea his chest, killed him on the spit. The hotly was taken to it,.• Black Boy. No blame could attach to any pursuit, and the Jury retuned a verdict of—Accidental Death. The will of the late Dr. WiLLIAM ADAMS has been received in England, from the East Indies, where lie died in October last. Ile has bequeathed she whole (a trifling token or two of remembrance excepted) iii the immense property, amounting to nearly half a million sterling, to which he became entitled tinder the will tif his late father, ALFA. ADAMS, E.q. of Nesicaiitle-upoit-Tyne, but which lie did not live to take possession of, unto his Mr. THOS. NATERS (the sots of his mother's si.terl, who i. now in the State of Vermont, North America, homy; heels unfortunate iti trade iii Eng. laud. It is rern•irkable that this va►t property, the greater part of which is personal, should devolve upon two natural children in successi 111 l and con sequently Government will receite the full legacy dory of 10 per cent. twie•e ores (equal to a fifth of she value) before the rich inheritance is finally taken possession of by the fortunate legatee. WWI WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONDON BRIDGE. . Numlug 14 after 1. I Evenisg 37 after 2. PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. [TIM , Gazette notifies the baptism of t h e 11,111 Or the Doke of Combeidge, at Hanover ; the reception or the Pelvis., Ambassador at the Prince Regent's Levee on Thursday; the Investiture of the Earl of A)leabowy with the insignia of the Order of the Themle ; anal tlw private audiences given 10 several of the foreign Ainhassedeers. The Prene sod A Igerisie Ambassadors delivered on this measiou their ereeleetteals; the Dielels Ambassador tklirered se letter from his Sower. ign ; the Aastrian prewateel the io.iCnia of the Orden. of St. Swpbeia, the Iron Clown, and of Leopold ; and the Neapolitan a letter from hi• So. ereigii, euvouse. ing the man tome of the Pri n cess Charlotte, leis die-gle. ter, with the Infant of Spain, Dim FrAllfl4 she Pailla. Gazette also notifies the appointment of (ballet Maxwell, E.g. as Governor of St. Christopher's ; and of Sir S. lord Whittiegliam, as Goveruor of I , MILITARY PROMOTION. Coneneiction en Ihn lA•rbyabire Itegiwnt of Yeomanry Ca. •alry, Jiggled by Ms I'tce•Lleitswant of the County of Des hv. Sir Geo;ge Crerte,llart .to be Captain.wice Su Ilenry Crewe, ikccoacd—ilaicil May 12, 1819. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Pell . lloll, HOW or lace Of cinuiniagiusi-agent, hum May 25, to June 8, at tele, at Guildhall, Liiiiduu. BANKRUPTS. Nathan Borth 31111 11'1111;;;Mit1;; of Hirtles Cllll3 11331. road. Lancaster, caliemprin tees, to surrender, June 7,8, and July 3, at test, at the Sl/11' 1....., Maiiciseater. Attorneys, Mr. 11e.lop, 'Manch , ster ; and Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Cu.. Wartsfut &court, Loudon. J:11111.4 1V ttttt 'Ward, or Banbury, Oxforl, upholsterer. to sutresttlrr, Jime 4,5, and _Poly 3, at leave, at the White Lion Inll,Bruboty Albino -Ns, Mr. Bignell, Banlinry ; and Mr. Platt, New Bostrell.court, Lineoln%-lon, London. John it,witer, of Sliepion-Mallet, •emerset, clothier, to surrender, June 3,7, mid July 3, at eleven, at the Swan 111114 Wells. Attorneys, Mr. Evened, Sheptomllallet ; and Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New-Jun, I. luii. William Coleman, of Gosport, Southampton, baker, to surrender, Julie 4, at true, 5, at eleven, cud July 3, at at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Attornets, Messrs. Alex• :miler and Hollow, New-lust, Loudon; and Me. Cruickshank, Gosport. Charles Hitt, of Birmi.inham, glover, to surreutler, June 4,5, and July 3, at twelve, at Ow Wool Pack 100, Bir mingham. At linnet s, 'Messrs. Baxter cud Booker, Gray's !amyl:ire, London , and Mr. Rini, Bin ininelsam. Hobert Pottier, late of Shareshill. Seaford, butcher, to surrender, June 7, at five, 8, and July 3, at ch. wen, at Ilit. Littleton Alms Inn Penkridge. Atiururya, Messrs. Price, Williams. and 0000 0 Loudon ; and 31r. Smith, Old Cluirch-t Ald, Wolverhampton. Benjamin Smith, of Bristol, coal-merchant, to surrender, June 4,5, and July 3, at twelve, as the Cmiimeiciadlluorns, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs, liourdillim mid Hewitt, Bread street, aseapside, Loudon ; and Messrs. mid RIAU°, Bo istul. William Parkins, of N.ilfcrimi, York, miller, to surrender, May 29,31, and July 3, at eleven, at the Tiger Inn, Bever ley, York. Attoruey lesars. Hall and Cauiplrell, Bever! •y. Julio lkiiis, of Ruebead in Mir field, York, merchant, to surrender, Julie 18, at fur, 1t and July 3, at tell, at the Bose and Gown ban, H uddersfield. Attorneys, Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, Loudon ; mid Mr. Cil.slaud, Huddersfield, York. Edward Roberts, of Colnarst road, Kent-road, Sun ey, mer chant. to smarmier, May 25, hlble tr, auJ July 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Ai torury. Mr. Birkett, Clank-lane. Charles Poyoor, of Doncaster, Yank. linen-draw, , to sur. under, June 14, at seven. 15, and July 3, at tell, at the Guildhall, Doncaster. Attorneys, Mews. Watkins and Peoly, lanculta's luu, Loudon; and Mr. Wat&rwortb, Don caster. _ . __ . _ Robert Finch, of Cuitprett row, Crutchell.friars, London, wine-tut Mind, to surrender, 31ay 39, Julie 5, sod July's, at eleven, al Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Dawes and Chat field, Angel-court, Throgmortun ►treet. Julio Holm teat' Bell, of Old Bruod-strect, Loudon, ship and tnstuance-broktr, to surrender, June 1, at one, 5, and July 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kirkman, Cloak-lane. Edward Paine, jnn. of Lawrence-Punntney-bill, 1.1),!i1011, mot-haat, to stu lender, May 25, June 8, and Jnly 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, blesses. Vandercuus and Curt, Butch-lane, Cannon street. Rotund Macdonald awl John IVaring, of Liverpool, tiler chntits, to immolate, Jone 7,8, and MI, 3, at eleven, at site George loon, Liverpool. Attorneys, Misers. Antiunion and Gregory, Bedford-row, Loudon; and Mr. Cartwright, Sla. thous's-buildings, Liverpool. William Brooker, of Baton-street, New.rnl, Blockfrines road, Slurry, timber-merchant, to surrender, May 25, June 8, and July 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, sles.r.. Qndlru and Hancock, Prospect-row, !Jock-head. John Oustearn and William Welsh, of Livrrpoul, common brewers, to surresokr, June 0, 14, and July 3, at one, at the George inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Denison, Liverpool; and Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, King's Benell-a ant, Trin pie, London. John Baylis and Thomas Thomp.nn, of Piccadilly. blicl dlesex, ironmongers, to surrender, May Vs, 89, and J. ly 3, at ten ' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brumley, Hulthou. court,Gray's Inn. John Daly, of I'oulwich, Kent, innkeeper, to surrender, May 20, June 5, and July 3, at I twelve, at Guildhall, Lou don. Attorneys, Messrs. Fielder and &Utley, Dukeoner et, Grosvenor-avian. Thoma, Schofield, of Kingston-upon-Thames,Sorrey, malt 'tee, to surrender, May 25, June 6, and July 3, at twilit., at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Psi utlice and Tarner, Larulon•street. Foichurch.street. Samuel Tolley, of Kidlingtun, Oxford, coru-olence, to surrender, June 4,5, and July J, at eleven, at the Thri• Gusts Ints, Oxford. Attorney., Messrs. Itobuesuoi and Ilion. Chorter.houst-winare, London; and Mr. Crews , Duillcy, Oxford. Jane Sbaw, late of Stimehouse, Devon, pannlirokcr, to am-mter, June 7, 11, and July 3, at 0(14'11, at Weakley's Hotel. Plymouth-duck. Attorney., Messrs. Dicke, Chinch, and Dinky, Princes-street, Bedford -tow, Loudon; and Messrs. Boom and 'fink, Plymouth-duck. William Spencer Burton, late of Rochdale Laneaster, woollen.manufactiorer, to surrender, June 1 7, 16, and July 3, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Livcrpoul. At. torneys, Blew,. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Chancel y. lane, London; and Messrs. Balmer and Lowniles, Liverpool. Isaac Conley and Robert Corsiey, of the East holm Cham bers, loisilms,merchants, to surrender, June I, $, and July 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Mears, Kearney and Spare, Biaboparate.s.treet George iVadditigton, of Blackburn, Lancaster, factor, to surrender, June 10, at tive, I t, At tell, at the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn, and July 3, at ele.ven, at the Nese Inn, Black !town. Attorneys, Mr. Riitheiliam, Thruigintuton-street, London; and Mr. Walker, Preston. Thomas Eililiwan, of Romford, Essex, linen-draper, to surrender, June 5. 15, and July 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Hattou-gaiiliii. DIVIDES Ds. June FL O. Beckett, late of Wiuchcster, wine.turrchant, at eleven, at Uuik ball, laindun. June 29. H. Jarvis, of Tottenhannronrt.road, Middlesex, cabioet.niaker, at clever+, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 12. T. Colbeck, of Westhouse, W. Ellis, of Castlefield, J. Willis, ten. of Burley, W. lioldsworth, of Bradford, and .1. Hobisworth, of Morley, York, ilax.siutuitis, at out, at Guildhall, London. June 10. P. Ball, of Worcester, hop and seed merchant, at eleven, at the Unicorn lun, Broad•atrA t, i'Voteester. June 17. S. Hughes, late of Liverpool, liquor.merehant, at ekven, at the York Hotel, Williamson square. Livet Isnot. June 12. M. Blundell, B. Blundell, and S Blundell, of 1101- Inon.bridge, Loudon, wholesale drapers, at one, at Guild hall. June 12. J. Miles, of High Holborn, Middlesex, line it.th at twelve, at Gnildhall, London. JIM! 12. 6 Parsonr, of 111111AUTCr-ShlCl, Long.aere, Middle see, cor.clirlider and founder, at tvalve, at Guildhall, London. Julie 12. %Y. Price. of the Minories, Loudon, lea.dealer, at one, •1 Jane 11. T. Jenkins, of J odd. street, Brunswick square, M id dleses, msstrviriritier, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 12. 1:. H. 11. C. Constant, of Wellido , c-square, Middle sex, swear.veftner, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 14. H. Salmon, late of I'm &street, Aldlum, Essen, car prow, at ten, at the Heil Lion lull. Colchester. June 14. G. Todd, of Newcastle-it, 00000 -Tyne, vpirit.merchaut, at eleven, at the Turf Bond, NeWl11511?-11pon-Tyne. June 12. J. W. Atkinson, of Norden, and lair of Mitcham, Simey, farmer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London Jun' )2. W. Thiniftseil, late of Shorne, Kent, and J. Elm &wit, late of Hi Oa in, Kent, lumber and wood-merchants., at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 12. C. Lnitig, late of lie City-I.old, 51irlilletox, but now ef Demerara, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon dmr. Jane 15. A. Hall, late of IYrayton, Stafford, dealer, at one, at the Swan lust, Stafford. June 12. J. 11. Knibbs, of Lime-street, London, insurance. broker, at eleven, al Guildhall. June 14. M. Nuclide, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, al the GeorKe Inn, Liverpool. June 17. J. Sanderson, late of Leeds, York, linen-merchant, at eleven, at the Thiee Legs lan. Leeil, June 17. J. Sykes and J. Sykes, of Leeds, York, merchants, at eleven, at the Three Lego lon, Leeds. June 25. W. I'. Beckett, late of Wakefield, York, linen. draper, at eleven, at the Sees' House, Wakefield. Jun- 17. E. A Ilpori. of Birmingham, plater, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Hu glom. Jon, I I. W. Jorshu, late of Barns/owl, Gloucester, flora 'leaky, al elreets, at the Rum Ini,, Gloticevter. Jour. IN. M. Sweet, of Tanana' Saint Mary Magdalen, Pe. nteccet, innkeeper, ut twelve, at the Cuniatercial•Rounts, Bristol. June 'Th. %V. Proadhelt, late of Preston, Lancaster, corn merchant, at six, at the Mitre Inn, Fishersgate, Preston. June 14. W. A Mills, laic of ►Kewtpsey, Worcester, sinner, at eleven, at the Rell lot,, Broad.strert, Worcester. June S. J. Kirkman, of the Welliturion Brewery, city-road, Middlesex, brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Iminlon. June 9 W Burn and R. Burn, of Exeter, tailors, at eleven, at the Old London lion, Exeter. June 12. J. 'faylor the elder, of Oldditrret, paste boaril.manufart suer. RI 11'11, at Guildhall, June 12. J W Sowei by, of Fish-street-hill, blacklis t me►- chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 12. J. Nowell and J. Burch, of Jewry. tieet, Aldgate, kiinfon, vtation. r', at twelve, at 6 ,111,11,411 . June 12. J P ucter and J. Beater. of SlrlUiug•lane, Lou. don, eloth.factora, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATF.S.—JUNE 14. T. Hodgson, of Knlton.te.Mnora, laiiraqter, drain' in ruthin.yaris.—ll. Mote, of tl'arurinatrr, Willa, r. —J Ilrehell, of Titchtirld, Senithampt tttt t riterc , r —lt. Cult lens, a M aidstone, Kent, dealer in —J..lolinvois, of Sheffield, Vora, Tuwae, of Wukinchana, merchant —N. ( Ingraham the )utiotTer, of Piositeeo ball, Proadhatreet, London —W. Turner, late of Losnehard.§.l rent, Loudon, but now of the Lattrinn-ruml, &mato., k. Stn'lCY. statiwier.—W. Strackaii, of layering'', aniall.mminfacturer. Wilkinson, late of Live pool , mereliaut —lt. Pollock the elder and J. Pollock, of Sheffield, York, vroolstaplers R. Pout, lute of Hulhorn-hill, Loullnu, haberda.lier.—N. Camila% of Upper Emit Smithfield, Middle...ix, chemists—. A. D. Wcich, of Leadeultaii.atreet, Loudon, slop-seller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSO I.V EH. S. Gochia..l, of Outdid', London, map and ...bri stlier, and W. H. Lusvia, of Great Cambridge-strem, Hackney-road, Middlesex, gentlooKsi, November 17, 1517.—../. Gibson and T. Hannah, of Liverpool, bowie and khip.joiews a, May 13, 1819.-11. Cooke and W. Poole, of Whiteltiven, mid of Littlems;ll, Cumberland, corn-factors, May 10, 1819,-3. Wadkin will P. Greenough, of Manches ter, totiallware and fustian manufacturers, May 14, 1819 .1. Cho iIICM.IIIII 111111 N. )(elite, of Heal, Kent, rope.ntakra May 15, 1819.—S Binks,J. Stanton, and S. Bohe,to. of lied. fond-street, Covent garden, drapers, March Horror] and 1. Duermi, of Flei I-market, London, tallow chawlii vs, Dec. 25, 1817 —R. Nelson and H. F. Webster, or SI elsotiby, York, victuallers. Feb. 15, 1819 . Wasititke, J. Levu k, senior, J. Less, lc, junior, and J. Feittoo, of Sher. manufacturers of knives and saints, 'Slay 17, IBl9 .1. Golding and J. Sitelgrove, of Wookey-Mule, Somerset, paper-makers, May IS, 1819.—J. 11,1mlord, .1. Haigh, S. Clegg, and 18. Notion, of Bury and. Piestwit Is, Lancaster, coal. ;;; i o !writ, May 5, 1819.—E. J. \lallough and J. T. Bell, of Frosh.wlsarf, Lower Thames.street, lAruJun, warehouse. meet, Der. 31, 1518.—M. Mayall :and .1. Buckley, of But tutu's Mill, York, euttuu•apiouets, March 8, 1819. PRICE OF SVGAR. The average price of or MtIiITIV3IIII Sogar, rum. poled from the Returns made in the arch eliding ehv 19111 day of May. IW. i. 3114. 1011 per hundred weight, e clins;we of the Diane of Custom. p.iid pru . altle liberty's en the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN Average Prices' of lorte of Enghttoi atoi ‘Valett, by the Quarter of Eight piticlicster Mattel*. am: of thttmeal per hull of 140Iba. avoirdo poise, I' the ri :urns pri.eived in the week eit,led the 13th of May, PM,. Wheat. I Bye ' Barley. °nix g. C. it d. 71 8 50 4144 7 2 9 5 Nom Prise. llntwt•nl. s. d. 18. v. d. U b 52 0 31 3 User ur 11.;•• MEETINGS OP cßenisoßst IT GL7 Lpm4 LI. TO MOAROM. ....101. H. H. C. P Junrs, Kentish-town. turner J. l'ear,oo, now or late or I.cieesta a, Conintibbiott• looker P. r...,,,,,,int.. and Co. late of Wapping. sail-makers 3 10 J .thomml, Iso. of Pamlico, pieltart.deala r E. Smith, 'Polhill- , alreet. elonnorns B. V...ilket, Wes, Smithfield, tailor . W. Smith, N. wrastle-aspota.Tyne, saucer T. Noiras, While Ilart-yard. victualler W Elliott, jam Tnralwolaxe.wells, i hcesemougee .. 2 1.2 J. Iligion and Co. late of Broadway, warehousemen 2 In .1 Austin, Ahler.gate.strrel, own-dealer T. Rich:n(ll4m, king-Wert, stlk.wraser 1) ltititagne. West-street, SO:111.4113111111 . 3cturi r H. Kain anal Co. Curtain-amid, meal hauls It. Urns, Chamher.etre. t, watch-maker 11. and A. A hrabant , , Camomile-Aleut, ml.mea chaos' I 12 P. G. IVilliams, I'l.nm-it-street, pulpier _ . _ . . Ciimmitsz., o.llunie-strers, J. Lewir, !Unarin.luut., ml n hant DIVIDE\ DS, J. Keritut. Hear-Otte, druggist S. Joule', St. Paul's Choirliluird, silk-iiiaissil4clurtr 11. evoke, Coleman-serert, inArliaill It Jinni., Basinglisil-street, (actor .. P. I) . 1 1 , .butt, Puts i+-place, imnrance•brukcr ... .1. Rlmkburii, Witham, corn-facto: .... . . , J. l'idlry, Gra)'r Ilun-lane, plumber 1:. Children mud Co. Tunbridge, bankers H. nod W. Cullmb, Isl3ldblune, carpenters ► CERTIFICATES. li'. ft. Virers, of Austin-friars, tondos', merchant —J, i Thick, lair of Lombard-street, kondon, hot of Isling too, M4ihllesek, broker.—M. Miirchout, , Middle srx, row-k, Hmkey the voting/ r, of Clifton, Woo crk boariliox bowie-I:et s—T Crowor, of Durham P,nk nom, South M one, Middlekex, 14sisis, of Streatham, Surrey, carpenter—W. Whitteidiory, of Mao rheso r, —G. Loft, of Worollo Sulfo•k, c owl. 4111 , minim ilhaxisito, of Lrigh, I micaster, pr.c. vision-dram—J. Slater, of Markel-insect, Milbank, IVi *t unneler, hi iildlusex, brewer.—W. Everett, (4 . Cauthied;e, curu-tnercliatµ. EDUCATION IN IRELAND. • THE SIXTH ANNUAL HEPOn:r Or Ilse Conomil , vicoollit 4.f I:dolt-1444o ius lerhod. to his Excrll.•nrl Cherl4 , l4 Chttoy 1:34.1 Talbot. Loot bruit:- moot Geit4Tal Anti fiutel nor Gcorol soo irelanJ ; dated Alava 31, 1819. [Ordered by the Hou.e .if Cnramons to be printed, May 4, lOW.] TO MS EXCLLLEWCY TOE. LORD uturrturs, dv. &E. Mats U please scour R.rrellsasa, %Ye Ilse (!fitt iiii i . ttttt els or E.liseAtinti ill ;rebind, 1110 MI• wated,conalstistett, and arida,. ast Art. pa.aed uI the 53,1 year of the reign of Ins pi eaent Stajealy Kime George the Third, 'situated, " Au Act for the appointment of Cow. stain ea fur the regulation of the Never's! endowed Sri la of Public soil Privai• Foundation in Ireland;'—heg leave, purstiaist to the provisliona f the said Art, to Isy before your Eacellsocy the follow lung Helmet of our proceedings, frtnit the Vstlt day ut Mars Is, 1801, to the Toll slay of March, 1819. CANA6IIEIt. ..... And in the 11111111 order, we have first Its tnreiliort the Schools of Koval Foundation, comes swot which any pro• veesling of moment has taken place n ohm the period, allied eit to ; and we have to announce to v - EXCHICUry, Ihal It lease for three lives (with a covenant for perp.dual renewal at a pepper-co►u fine', of the huts«. of Cuba, for the puo !roars of the school of• liatsairlscr, has twin °Wattled from Mr. Bowes Daly ; the Conossiwdoners of FeturatUsis haviso.: only had ass na•tgnruent of it deletions Ale inberrst rn tl.e said primoda, mita ulte said lease a.us exci3sled, CAVAN. We have farther to report Exerlleney, that the schiooldsouse ref t.rv.rn jai in an advaucrd slate of prep. gress, are much yo, o'll the arettitect 'comics] that it will hr finished in the next %owner. We byte to told, th. 4 in consequence or the geontt defalcation of recta un that school estate, subseqoent to the agreement for the building, with rel!:1111 coutsaettors, for a yam of %,i3l. sterling, we have been compelled In avail onexelves of tlx pros i-.luolis tained in the Art of Paeliameost first mentioned in this Re twirl, and to apply to your Eteelleits y for the advsiore of a soon of 4.5311. sterling, to enable oa to oliomharge the instal ments renoxiiiior: slop:lid, mit of the .nvingii of the school ealate; and abich application your Excellency has loco griscounsly p1ea , ..1 to comply with, by directing the said slim In he advanced ; the terill, leysitrd by the said Act being first complied with. ENN!SI;fLI.FN. We beg kayo to report to ion, - i:x'a•ellencv, that a Memo rial of the Rev. Dr. Robes I Itoriowes, twister of tee school . of Einuirkillett, contaiiiintr a pi nposal thereby submitted to your Excellency, for sltcring the plats upon whirls the mid school has bre., hitherto combo:tett, " by accepting of fifty Jay scholars, to be inotriseterl vaunt warty, in I.oll9idel 311011 Of 104 perlllit:l4l 111 decline tic rdnr.l:uu of case hoarders," baying hero hid before ur by the command of your Excellency, tleriring " that we shoold take it tufo our serious considriation, and report la your Excellency our opit J i ssss tliereoputt ;" we did arcorilioal3, in obedience to the desire o f your Excellent.), disco,. she uoi.jr et of the Paid Memorial at a Board critiveneil for that f!, 111111 which Board war onanitriuusly of °pis iiiii That it was more ells gible that the school of Enniskillen ,lioulil continue 10 be conducted living the plan whirls Ind bill. to prevailed sit as well as the other scrioolo of royal fount:atom ;" and we find ourotfres called npon to 1.111/11.`SS our sot prim-, that Dr. Hummer rhoutil More foiled Its lake notire of the Act of 53.1 of the Eincosliratly mentioned, alieriby, we conceive, he rnizdtt have brew aciptainted, that the power to regulate NLtI Manage the schools therein 1111teifielt (and those of royal foundation itieloilcid baying hien vested m our Board, we 911011111 trice deemed it o u r prenliar dirty to promulgate any system "f itop..ivios.iii ur altevalion, anti so se•e it carried into etlu et, did we cooritier it judicious or advisable. RA PHOE SCHOOL. We beg leave 18 report to your Excellency, that the site. mime of the Rapline school e-dite sou which a very conxi. deiahle iirrear rents had accrued through the peculiar pressure of the years ISIS and 1816, upon the lower orders inhabiting those Inuit:, in the county of Donegal), has ren dered it tit cessary fur us to molly a ROW of 4951. 19;. 10J. whirls we had emoted to he lai.l by iu Government Stock, for some of the purperes pointed unt in tl.e Art of Parliament. to she discharge Or 3 portion of au of s.lsry, due at IViorember last, to the first and second Masters of the school of Ra shoe, and finding it advisable to appoint one agent fur the swperinfrodener and matriermet.t of all the school estates which have as set conic within the immediate con tent of the f'outnocsioners of Lrlueation ; and the Gentle men who had beets so employed declining to unite the care of the Rapltut school landa to that of the remainder (cis cum. starved a. we have stated', Messrs. Shemin' and Sons, and Riassinglou, have feels approved of by us to succeed him ; li d w e h a ve them to furnish the ',torn seentitii a to be ewes eil WM by them - fur the faithful pal fit mance of the services so undertaken. Itl'Sl.olll'. • The depression which had '4ot-tett other comet., has nit been •Atfrlt upon the last& of Ctuysfurt set I, which lid lint the means of poorttliog for the huiltlingc of a solotol lotto:r thrreots. The prospers of altot.:ltt, eligible tellfiltla at a jnrl value for the land, has of late'iturreatwl, awl %tr have ihrecleit the xuEvi all.: hail %Akin! the lands, twit the arellitexit of out Board, to fix npun a i-uilable .pot fOr tl.e ene Cilltts of a etllllllltallate. St heft! hell Se. whilst the oll:Teta are tleatrea 10 Iteteet proper fur the hill& at the Cu.l witloation. •t• . • NAVAN IMO 1111.1.TRO.iN. • • - ChnifterrV. In fly The ex:min:ain't in Owl:moo I:havicery, in Ihe cause or the Commissioners el Education, neainat horde Tara and Ludlow, of certain witocsoc,, %h.) lid alrcluly given testi- . before UP 01 a foripi; r eceasian, hccuswing iiecessnry there, an tho it tweir . re ns trt Iw inadmissible as eViiledee in that Cern t the Anal decision: of the Lor , l Chats. cclhor has not be. a obtained no yet ; In. our Solicitor 114 e reported to lie, that the rattle will be ‘et down in the k.urd Ctiaacrilar e . Ind for bearing at next Ender 'recto. e ETA( g sTo In the ranee histitusrd lit. Our 131,411: ag i 'lSt the Trustees under the trill of Dr l'atnek Hew etsuii, drreised, the draft qf the Masts l.'s Report (lo r. ham the Irk ii of the ~,„,,,,t had loch referred) hail here pi rp.l:'r4l; hut ohileet• s taken then to by Calmed oil the part of the Trtwees,cohld not be urvied, or the darter's Report filially made up, in time to set the cause down thereon, heron. the 1 ord Chancellor in the hod Term, il, consequent eof titt• rrsy severe Wait ss the .Ester ;11 the rause ; him ( eer, •ohrttur otitis to up, that (the being recovered) the Report will be lourresfrol 1111 immediately ails r the Sin itvx Circuit, wilt It the Counsel to our Coiled shall rout?' to Iluhlie, awl sit down ist the list fur healing !whim slue I.4llllChauceilue in this nest Tel ot. 111 DDI.F.TON SCHOOL. %V have farther 10 re pus t to your Excellency, ►hat the nips by va to tie taken, far Ike pOf 'lOW'of reatoc ing to the public all the advanlagi a which the founders or Midiilrton Scharff appear to hive hail in vire, hare been in some measiir.a retarilt:.% by the difficulty which had lute/ t onsil, Obtain: 0i his absence at 01r. *alining the signature of Ow Ripresenuative or One or the original trustees to certain legal sets %titillated to set itt uprrat those meftsores which nor Counsel had recom mended The gentleipats io question Mina now re t urn ed to Ireland, is may he hoped that :ouch obstacle will be gut over without ilt lay; and that we may have it in enr power ttl , iurst all the lowly originally ba ituu•ul by tl.e endowment into their proper channel. 113.1.1V1N. IVe regret to slate to your Excellency, that the legal liability to heavy enzumbrancra of Ow loud (however email in its local extent) winch hail been considered, uli mature ilchberation, the Jolly proper ail• fir building a aclioul Louse at Tullis-in, in the county of CAVAN 1111SWerable to the intentions of the late W. Moore, Esq deceased, and which (na alluded to in our Mat year', Report) tanned us to pints?, before we would suffer the earnditure of a very large stirs of tnwlry thereon, has tediously oper a ted arils:tat the earnest wishes of our Board, as well as those of the Rev M. Irwin :oho, as Hector of thg pas Ws, is ooe of the t. iti:er I to the cmlowineui), to coininence the sebool him.. I tour Solicitor having teieoted to us, Not all tb tb,ds sary to discharge from estrumbeinceo the estate ut . Mi. leor. Boyle, have been execulid by the pi oper portico, who inut ehorgen to; judgments offering( it (with the ixer/Ab,o of which is promised to be exerutncl without di hi), we emir. eolaulent expectation that our UP‘i AllOll if Report will tie to announce du vtrropl.-liuie or the intri./1. J j,u441,, E, :11.41 it, b••ing fully employal in promoting the ititentlons of iht tumid(' . LIMERICK DIOCESAN SCHOOL. We beg leave furthei to report to your Excrllencir, in re (creole, to a Memorial f • the Rev. Dr. I'. G. Willis, Ma.. ter of lbe Diocesan School of illileflO• r i "nr 34911 the Pi try Conner I, which yaw; Excellein tar.ed to be Isel before our 11100 d in 1 . 1 . 11111i1i, y. 1516, us alluded to in us; last Report, and of torlitcb we pottpuned the esinsiderstran fur the reasons therein assigned by us; Ilutt, ha ving twice fully entered into the .object of Dr. 11' oil's', m t .. iiiiii i•l, Dud inquired into all t h e facts eannerted with ilir twine, we have deemed it ow duty to CilaVry at ill/V (b i d" Secretary, for your Excellency's info/mall ..... our opicio nh that although we had not as yet been stole to im a m ., general arrattgeinent fur the Diocesan Minot% yet, laming examined consider it to be one calling fur special interference." Hawing thug far reported to your Excellency upon thine waiters awl filings relating to the Schools bereinbefurt wow ironed, which we consider wus thy of the present attention o f your Excellency, we beg leiter to defer to a future OfeaMni,, our Report Ilium other Schools, and proceedings opt im a. ed therewith, which at the present period are not is a stab sufficiently matured to chain, yonr Excellenry'snolice. (Sigtuf , l l CH AR LIU CASHEL (Seel) W. TUA M. ($ al.) JOHN RA DCLI ;Meat:, THUS. ELIO NUI ON. (Seel '1 J. LESLIE FOSTER (Seat) - C. WM. WA LK ER, Sertetary, Dated Min%•l4, NW. NAW ORGAN. The opening of the new Organ in the Church of fauell arise. Caimariliceisliire, took place on Sunday last, when the mules! It had etecited in the neighlmurlownl drew together most se-spillable and numerous congregvtion The esseilim and lienevoleut Minor of the instrume ut, Admiral John tAvglieine, was present; who, idler having for a limigteropy yeas- ,matured the fatigues incidental to the service allot king au.: counts.), now e pos.'s in the bosom of his fatale, unit wail Ins simile furinue dispenses blessings with as un swim:, hand. After the morning 4ertier, the venerable , and excellent Vicar of Laiettlisriie, the Rev. Mr. Wiliness's, preneheel sea admirable sermon oil the antiquity and devotions! effects at %A.H.41 soil instrumental music in the sacred rare of thy amid, ; Lc very clearly demonstrated how potent are itiv• lath actions and iufliience of well-selected sailed music ma the minds and ciinduct of the juvenile members of society, who were thus induced to re reviler attendance on Divine Worship, suit to lift sap their hearts as well as their riles to that glorious Being, whose praise the Hosts of Heaven celebrate, to their golden harps " Haltelojaht fnr the Lunt G•4l Uinnipotrnl reizneth fur ever and ever, Amen " We curd:..tly agree with the amiable preacher, mid eareteWy recommend to the sons and dnogi.lern of Cainhi la the culti vation of a tali capable of producing the most delightful sensations, and exalting the soul by its purity and in nocence. The semen, iti the cvenisiz sac preached by the Rer. George Parry, who exhorted his hearers to a ;ea! for Works, than which no stronger proofs enuld he e reit 111.0 s administering to the intellectual wants of the ..ulttr,n of the pour. The collections at the church .I..ur=, for the jrt ne. lit of the Situday school, amounted to 201. The organ, which has an elegant exterior, is r t:arkal.ly hne-toned, and possesses great powers; it is stithetent to sAs, that it was built by Messrs. Flight itnd Robson, of Lond,n, whose fiime is known through Encore• as ilia inventors of that noble effort of !lonian genius the Apollouyciiii. Mr. Keage, Profes;or of Minim, at Carmarthen, presitLil nt the instrument, where, both as a composer and pi i forme', he displayed a lasle anal judgment evidently the result of luag experience and sound professional knowledge. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, 111 AY : Arrived from the Down', the Emperor Alexander, sun, fur --- Passed by for London, the George Hiblverts, Ilea& from Amiens; and Eurydice thatch frigate, from CIIVICO3 to. I'aq.;c4l down Chariot! the Carmarthen, Ross, fur the Cape and Bombay PLYMOUTH, MAT 'M. The Val:rain, which a►rived here yesterday, has lust hri tusiioyaril, and retvis ed cuusidcrable other damage. LIVERPOOL, MAY I?. Arrivill the Ari Patterson, from Triui.l d ; Sill April ; 1111 the 34 May, in lat. 45. 1.0. lung. 40 spoke that riots Argo, of and from Grangemouth fur Miram chi ; rime oay 414/kV the Earl of Buckinghamshire, from Liverpool to Pictou ; isti 5111 May, in lat. 46.55. long 35. vpoke the twig swift, of Kola. Margaret, Hero, from Bt istul, en iveil at l'rinitlatl on the 7th April Dill. Arrives! aril waited for Ilse River the Gram! SArlit in, Little truns the Suuth Sots; Camden, tiutn dttlu ; • l'harlrs, Milue, from Antigna ; Amaz.m, from Wist Indies ; Johann. Webber, fioni i1,111111:t t'. the !alter with damage, liaising been ran foul of at sea. Came down from the River and sailed the Union, CA. ledy4 for Rio Janeiro. • trAill=rm" - "- It PI CL lit 81fitia - o rfliftifita pa ! k Stock ... .230 9.2+3 I Book 1719-16 P e ; Ct• Itetl• • ;Gs: 67k I Indio Bonds Is 1615 pr 3 per ct. Co, Y 69 681 I ES. Bali. ...... 4 pr. 31 per'cent 764 I ' t die. 2 pr. 4 prr'deAts.... 87 851 1 Con.. far Acr...• 691 t 5 per et: SI. Ati.lo4 10311 621 . 69/ 6e fill I Profession of Physic is of the highest im ,ll portarire to markind, nod ishen the talents and Melt v./potation of those eminent Surgeons, Messrs. Mill:IC mot CL). arle cionsidered, rho dolling thirty years experience and exteesive practice in this Mctropolis have brought this act utmost to perfection, it is nut easy to refrain from expres.ins regret and incli,viation at the frauds anal injuries emumitied by ignorant and utiesluctited men, who too often trier with the health, and destroy the lives of their fellow.creatures. Mears. CEREIE and CO. are Members of the Royal Col leges of London and Edinburgh ; their diplomas and t...1,- monists may be seem at their HOW?, No. 107, Hatton gird i s aheie is all cases pr Syphilis Nervons IJeh ity, VA.. 1114 C iti;lssation, Strictures of the Urethra, &c. Sac. they may he 1011%1111rd, either personally or by letter. Messrs. Currie and Co. owe to an introduction to a friend and pupil of the illustrious Tiniot the discovery and aqui. sumo of a simple made of treatment in alt cases of thdii lity, Cum what. ver rause arising, which in discarding the violent 111):104 hitherto practised in this cutintry,gis es a to to every muscular fibre of the patient, restores hi. *lino.% siftings, and reestablishes his vigour, without intlaminz the etiti.titution, and thus exposing him to the (I.ll:4ers el a relapse. In Stricture. of the Urethra Messrs. Currie and Co. have excited the astm,islieuent and approhntint. of the mail al ongivislied medical Into, by completing, in thrt e weeks, gores which have defied all the resources of their skill. Medicines see' to ell parts of the world. No. 107, H.:thin-garden. 1 LONDON Printed and Published at the Office, No. 10. Strand; \there rldvertisrfiwots art received, and ` c o lt/ (post.yx dl isilizt be addressed—C. SMITH, Clenwue l WijITE, No. 117, Ftrawj I'subhher.