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as . . • • . he made known till the approbation of bf alt whole year is brouilit triumphantly forward .s. -: 0 -: . • t • TH U. It EVEN IT. ~ .01 not l i. fN * - _.l. 1" .. .: ., the F,,aperer Or Russo has hero received. - Mom - os omplete unswer to every objection, rompensat. - April 3.) itsg every deficielicy in the detail, :rod ftirnishisig a ... iii 09 1 1 5i1' , .... - .> •• -• . AIIIMILVET of ih , Net Paolo; ti ':f the ltrovrinun of Geeoce ilurca ts,in Me Veers ended 511‘ April. burgh Par"' n ci; .4.4,,,_ - ob. •7- ,at.s. dr I, ( ti t"- 7/''', ~,..1!" • ' , 44 , .- .• -. I .....i. • • ift M.' wed !?l, April, 1819 ; . lad o ho the Total Produce iff the . Consolidated bond, the /Annual decided proof of extroordinary prosperity. 'Phis ge- FLANDERX MAIL. 419 . - • i - 1(1.,4411 , 1 1 477 •-- ' 47: " -. •: . .' 7.• • `,;•: 7% -- 5 rb;tht aid War Tares • all a lso the Total Produce of the. ("arrow nail Excite. nem' result is an excess in the total produce of the -a ta„, . • i;', ' • ..;;;1tt , .... -.-,.: k:., t .. ..,. _,...---- ._i___. ._ 'Quarter euded Year ended ILloarter ended ed . r ....tea iv:venue for the year just coded, comisared with that Riveare, distinguishing the Csorsolislated Fund, the Austuall FRANKFORT. MARCH 27. FASIIIONA nu: PARTIES. 5116 April, sib April, :rtli A t oll, :nit Aotil, of the year 1818, of 1,808,931/. which, it is added, Dance, and the IVar Taxes. M. 1613. 1619. 419. _L.....--...--- .--..--.. .-------- ......----,-----• The ,, R a p' Highnesers the Duke mid Duchess would have been a great deal snore if the arrears of --me- • rived here the day before yesterday in The Earl and Countess of Jersey entertained Count and C ' f £ t of heut ai the Property Tax had not beets totally exhausted. countess Dryers, Lord nod Lady W . Itii..eit. Rod srveral CoOrtonsi 1091,715 7.102.379 1.A55.340 e.sist , nlsr th e eicovig. The Prince yesterday paid a visit to - 4.-24 s 0•42 1n,799.71.5 4.3:'04.557 10.11;04 l ir, It would be just us legitimate a subject of congra- other fashionables, yesterday, at their house in Berkeli y. Excise the Court of Homburg ; the Hereditary Prince • tulation, to boat that the produce of the year strum,. . - lseft ;bit Iva:mese 1,570.757 ti 373.5C. 9 14 1. 3 a 1 4 1 1 . y . Hampden had a select fashionable party yesterday p..., office 3:16.na0 i :;:mooto 355.00 1 1 1,3:,5.000 not Priectos of Hesse Homburg went afterwards would have been greater did it also comprise the reel-nue, at her lonise in Green-street, Grosvenor-squase, Assessed 'Falai ~,,,i paid A visit to the Duchess of Kent. Their droll d'nuhaine, or any other tax not existing. But the l i . r oe h d nu a s n e d ii l i .a s d t y ) 11 a , m ill e a s s . u n i . h l a n d ar a r, tlinner party yestrolvy, at -Laiiit Taxes Ali.re!ltinenno li , cal Highneseee set oust for England this morn- 713 39,064 85,797 101.1.1 , 44 are Ministers sore that the revenue. of the lust year, The Earl of Harrowby had a select dinner party yestcolsy, 1 i d appsupriated Wet Dunes - • On account of the situation of the Dircliestd, . at his house in Grosveuur-square. ...___•._......_ _____—_ ________ wg. and particularly of the last quarter, hits not derived Total tensolidated Fend lO 334,250 39.598.1%1 9,121,392 41,13 S 716 try are obliged to travel by short stages. . ••••• benefit from the abolition of the P rop ert y tax-a •- .- -- -.------ --_-_.--. ---- nnussees, APRIL 3. . tax which, Animal Ditties to Pay off Rills. taking away ten per cell'. from the FASFIIONABLE NOVI:MINTS. Twentysetie persons in this city have received ( . 11410.111 . luxuries of lift, operated directly against lire Excise? ___.-....-- Excise a)do 451,371 82,627 ti 23,017 trim in to appear at Paris, as witnesses to the . tit tit that . bra itch of the revenue thereto an improvement Earl and Countess Fitzwilliam have left town for their PC11,411/18A, 6T.0 ...... ••• • • • trial of Cantillon awl Marine'. The French Mt- seat, Milton, Nord.ampionshice. ------- • . ----- ------.---- in t h e lust q uarter , in which the arrears of that alsota thp T ir he sen E;r A l a .h ri r d i. c ic o e u , n ii ts e e , s ts of its i.lXeMiller have left weld for Total Amiti•l Unties . 16.490 4,941,1441 5161 , 3, 3.1:• I 9.,7 / aster of Justice pent them to Viscount Vander- .............. appear to have been totally exhausted, -- -----. , -- --- --- 7 - ---- fosse, procurator - General at the Superior Court The Earl of Carliampton left town yesterday for his seat, Permanent sod Animal Duties be o served, that its forming is just estimate o f Pavires Hill, Surrey, during Hie holidays to h --- -------.. I -- o f Justice at Brussels. alto caused them to be de- Earl and COUlltelli Cowper have left town fur their 'rat, the prosperity of the country, the state of the present Pansanece, !lyric War Taxes. bore d to the witnesses. The summons sloes not mo . Exeiae 917,203 3,184,950 1036.494 3,438.'.51 ment is she true point on which to fir the attest- The Earl of Liverpool will leave town to-morrow fur hi. I.,, i perty '' 0 delivered to witnesses who are to give timi, ail seat, Walmer Castle. 2:54.190 1 522,645 ' run like those d that u deficiency in the last quarter of the -- evidence its the Covets of this kingdom, to appear . . Mr. and Lady CSlTOlinr 1.1,1111 heft town yesterday for Total War Taxes year is i t s o s t ir a d balvticed by an equal excess iii the first. Docket hall, during the Imbibes 'N. on pain of being prosecuted accorthisg to the law- I suns produced will be the same, from Lord and Lady ll' istlereagh left town yesterday fur thee Total ReVellUl., eli.iiiigniolaing the Consololane - . I -..-.-...... it is merely an invitation, petting that it is the • seat, North Cray, lieut. Fund, the Aal Duties, and War Tact's 10,304,110 . 47,247,431 10,577,713 149 056.503 whatever quarter of the year or branch of the Henry Cd. Flarnard, Earl. arrived yesterday at the Clarendon duty of every honed man to certify the truth -- --- 1 revenue the deficiency is supplied, but they me Hotel, Bond-sheet, from his seat. Cave Castle, Yorkshire ; Revenue, distinguishing the Customs and Excise. before the "Tribunal when Ina testimony is required. 2 iiielf.ol 9,552,41411 2.119.35 11 10 I 1 !Jilt . 00 . . .. . .. . , ..-- It'yndliam, Esq. M.P. left ditto yesterday, for his peat Total produce of entallnlS, as particularised shove i portant costenteruttoits in viewing t h e ntradmiat Accounts from Madrid, of 18th March, state, near Salisbury 'f a ll produce of Excise, as ditto state of the country. The deficiency in the last • The Dowager Duchess of Runnel has arrived at Reieuir snorted', Post-Office, da.essed, Properly. and laud Tax > that the Ins marriage of his Majesty to the quarter thew~ a tleclitie, although the getieril re- Canle for the holidays, from Melton Mowbray, Leicester- Miscellaneous and Unappropriated Duties mud Pcll%loll , 3 3 0,60 I daughter of the King of Sardinia a ill be pro- shire. &e. Ils din() atilt of the c lode year presents an improvement. Visenrint Maynard has left town for his seat restore Essex. --- -- ----• - claimed the 11th April. The find three modislis . , A contrary supposition a mild be a direct it rotation The Earl and Countess of Essex town ye s terday, for Total Revenue, distinguishisiz Customs anl F.xeis 10,501,110 17,247,031 10577.713 149 056,7..13 for the mourning for the Queen expire the '2Bth their seat Cashiobury Pink, dueing she Holiday s of all the receipt accounts of commercial distress ; Lord Selsey has left town for his seat West Dean, Sussex, Deduct she Rol-rim. lopon Prosiest). and Uoappro printed War Duties )!larch,-(Liresseft Papers, April 8.) the complaints of the trading world would have no during the Holidays. -------- ------ --•••---- --- _ ---- -- ;-"7"-- foundation its fact, and would be justly desist's-eft Lord G. Lennox left lowa yesterday for his seat in SWOCX. Total Revenue , exclusive • of Property • and Unap Goo) Famor.--Noliday at 01 the PahtieCtifiess. and neglected as the inventions of fraudulent spe- ______ ...--- --.- culkOols or political mat-controls. But perhaps the HIS NIAJRSTY'S ROYAL CIIARI7'I, A-c. Mr:TRACT of the Act PRODUCE of the ItrvENut: fff GRFAT BRITAIN (etch:ire of the Arreers of O'er Duty on Hall and Property) in the Yeats awl (Piasters ended sth April, 1818, and l'iih . I ‘ fl.F , BRTII S II 1.-3 rt . -. -, s s . . . .. . • . eirtunittance of which the public have most reason April. 1519. 'hewing the inercose and bersedoe ne each head thereof. to cut:whin in the view given of these financial On Monday an d Tuesday was distributed at the. ___ - ---.. ---.. !R.ime.1A=1M•.imx7!rr.,.,.....ffref&1....;.....'N1Mg.a...1. Alnionry Office, Scollandf,vard. owlet . the three. Warm ended April 5, Quarter:l ceded Anvil 5 accounte, is the use made of that confiscating tax, line .. 3. e. DCCIVNIW. I I,.cren me . lusereastr tints dif the Lord High Almoner and the ltev. Dr. 1818 I 1819. lute. I 1819 I.()N DON, happily now no mart, the litcome Tax. It is a PaLte, the Sub-Almoner, by Mr. Hanby, the Sc. Customs ....t, 9.552. 5 1 e 10.111,912 2:59 064 fallacy to assert that trade anti manufactures did 0,236 047 23,120,52312,884,476 .. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1819. cretary to the Lord HighAlitioner, idol Mr. Jones, Excise ••• • •• Stamps not derive snare health and activity from the the Groom, to SOO poor people, hie Majesty'• Royal PORI office ... 1.33i,00n Lmovosse ec,ota, • ._--cww-- . removal of this oppressive burden, and that the bounty of live shillings each person, they having ASKPOReII Taxes ' 6,176.539 6,135,4•261 7.east I Land Taxes 175;2 0 5 145,440 A Flanders Mail arrived last night, with Petters produce of the Consolideted Fund must be pre- been selected from the most distressed c ises whirl; L_and Taves* ..I 1, 104 . 7. 04 ; 5 1 , 179 . 8°- 1 :17,473 1 )liscellancous 73.270 75,14 t, I .975 . .. •• • from Brussels to the 3il instant. The Doke men are annually sent in for relief at this season of the Iliscellaneuns a 07,547 370,074 - —_ _______. , ciselv she same slid that impost still continue.—__-_ i veal', and who are considered ineligible for the Total ..e.l t0,•219,201 1 10,451,911• 3011,734' 130,0 - 25 Duchess of KENT Hi out froits Fr.,okrort on the In un estimate of the actual prosperity of the Royal charity bestowed on 51.tionday Thursday ; Total ...t 45.685.915 I 48,649,0303,169,540 206,425 i -- 27th last, on their return to England. The 1 " 1 " v " country, any reference to it. as a criterion, is and yesterday being Nlamiday Thsur•dity. u teat- Deduct Decrease ... 200.42. ,____ , ..:duct 1.),, , ,,•ade .. tuoint. ed FERDIN AND Will be married! out the 11th instant, ;rotary budding, or long wide room, ward erect- -----... nugatory. A private gentleman, who would wish 1 Inc ..... on the Year 2,963,118 !mean, on the Quarter 237.769 to a Piincess or Sardinia. He has been an imam- ed iti Privv-g srdens, at the back or, nod adjoin- _ . to convey an idea of hit itninoved and flourish log to, Whitehall Chapel, fur the morning die soluble widower fur three niooths. ing situation, by gravely assuring Isla friends, that !NEW'S and CHARGE es the CONSOLIDATED FEND, Oa Quarter ended ark April, 1519. tribution of she Royal bounty to take ',lace, in if lie haul nut lost part of Isis estate he would which were situated two long tables, with forms at- INCOME. CHARGE £1,645.340 F.scliequer Annuiiies t 113 NO The Paris Papers of Monday last no ti ce some be now in much richer, would be considered sachet! to them, fur the accommodation of 81 per- e"sl."'" 4,3stesisO Sliuth Sea Company 1 , 0 . 11% at each, his Majesty being in hi. 81st year. E . xnae ' disagreement between the I'oRTE and the several as making a very poor use of Isis powers of calcites-' Stamps .... 1,570,757 Hank on their Capital 89.125 , E i g ht y - one man were stationed at one table, an d a P„ st Om" 355,1006 Dividends .,. Ambassadors now resident in Cosistatitinople. It timi.-W e have only to add, that the charge of the . like number of women at the other. A party of Assessed Taxes • &15,246 National Debi. 4,954 ti9o has arisen in consequence of a tight claimed by quarter is stated! at 148,3 00/. above the income, and 146,440 Civil List • 257,000 the Yeomen of the Guard, an their full mourning Land Taxes the Marquis de Itivtunc, the French Ainlvassador. that this deficiency, with two other items, makes a uniform for the late Queen, attended. lliseellsneens Unappropriated War Duties i 6 95,197 Imperial Annuities. 9,113 to lurk' jurisdiction in the case of some banditti, total amount of 6,150,1601. to he provided for by At twelve o'clock a piece of beef, weighing about .-_--_ Other Charges ,ho were orized its attempting to rob the Palace of r Bills charged' on the growing produce of the July ' two 'rounds and a half, and a loaf of bread, were f 9,124,3142! Hank Management ... . 252,ad distributed to each person. A fter that, a large To be brought from Supplies being the Amount I i,e EinlntS , l. In this exercise of sovereign power quarter in the present year. wooden bowl, rontaining a enlmon, two cod-lisp, issued out of the Consolidated Food of Ireland X40.771).ut0s .1- licennis was sumsorted by the other Amines*. l for Public Services, in the January Quarter, . 447,318 _ ___ . d • __ _ __.. _____.... q.t.— that% di ..... it the Kill ,' S 1819 IL/muter ended Year ended Idosrter ended y. :t.• ...tea Itiveaste, distinguishing the Cansolielated FutsA, the Auauall - • 51lb April, hits April, 3th Atoll, 3111 Atll, Dative, anal the IVar Taus. 1 1814. I nis. ibitt. Do v. _—_-- _-- c•f t t CoOdonsi 1,001,7 18 7.162,370 1,6M.34 0 7,5710 ars Excise •• • • - 4,24" 042 10,790,711 , 4.3:',14."5 7 111.10:04 9 r, 5t.~.p. P•ot Olfire 3:16 .nOit 1 .:;31,0011 MOM 1,3:•8,0 0 0 Assessed Taxer ' J -Laud Taxes. /111.rellanemis loappiupriated War Wier • 713 119,0013 85,797 111.1.11t4 --.---. .--.-- —.--.-- --- Total tonsolidated Fand . ...„ I 0 334,250 39.bsts.itri 9,i2i,352 41,133 72 2 1 ....----- ...-----3--- --- —-- ----.. Animal Duties to Pay ofT Bilk. ( . 114111 , 111 Excise 6,520 251,372 11•2,6:7 4/'13,0 17 P13194U1111, &C. i it ......--.. • ----. —....-- .-.-.--- -- ---. —.— Total Anneal Dillies --- .....--..-----..... ----- --- ------ - Permanent soil Animal Duties __....._----- ------ —....----- 1 — -- War Taxes. Fro ise --- 4 3,43 A .'.5 1 Property 2:.4.190 1,521,041 1 227.,210 ---..1 ------- --- -_ __ TOW War Taxes __ -- Total Revenue, elialinvii , dsittg Ihe Consuladat. s' • Enud, the Aal Douro, and War Taxer 10,304,1 10 . 47,217,631 10;4'7,713 14 0 056.:413 Revenue, disttingui.thine the Custom, and Fotrke. -- —...............----- 1 --.-- Total produce of Castanet, aa poilicularised shove 2 0111.061 9,A•52,4346 2.119.3 7 0 1 10 111.912 Total produce of Excl.?, as ditto 'damps, Post-Office, Aa.esseel, Properly, 111111 laud T..x.. Mi , cellaneons and Uoappropriateel Didies nod WlllllOll , 1 _ &C. US di 11U _______ _ Total Revenur, distiternedOoz C u omo% awl Excl. 10,501,110 I 17,247,031 10,577.713 1 49 0513,7..13 Deduct she Its cripta upon Property sod Unappro priated War Duties --- ---- —....-- --- Total Revenue. eartstaire of Property and !'nap propriate.l War Doors . .. ..... .• • • 1n349007 45,085.915 le ihi,9l6 49.619.n30 Oil Monday and Tuesday was distributed at the. Alnionry Office, Scollanioard, wider the three. lion of the Lord High Almoner and the Rev. Dr. Page, the Sub-Almoner, by Mr. Hanby, the Se cretary to the Lord Hight Almoner, and hlr. Jones, the Groom, to SOO poor people, his Majesty's Royal bounty of live shillings each person, they having been selected from the most distressed c .ses which are annually sent in for relief at this season of die tear, and who are considered ineligible for the Royal charity bestowed on Slainiday Thursday ; and yesterday being Nlaiiiiday Thursday, a tem porary building, or long wide room, was erect ed in Privy-girdens, at the back of, and adjoin ing to, Whitehall Chapel, fur the morning dis tribution of the Royal bounty to take place, in which were situated two long tables, with forms at tached to them, fur the accommodation of 81 per polls at each, his Majesty being in hi. Slat year. Eighty-one mini were stationed at one table, and a like number of women at the other. A pasty of the Yeomen of the Guard, to their full mourning uniform for the late Queen, attended. At twelve o'clock a piece of beef, weighing about two pounds and a half, and a loaf of bread, were distributed to each person. After that, a large wooden bowl, containing a salmon, two cod.tish, eighteen herrings, and four loaves of bread, were given to each person. They then drunk the King's health in a small wooden bowl of ale. Every thing was cut ducted with the greatest order and regula rity by Mr. Hanby. the Secretary. The Rev. Dr. Page. the Sub-Almoner, attend ed, said Grace, and offered an appropriate prayer. In the afternoon. between two and three o'clock, the poor Temple assembled in the gallery of %Slate hall Chapel. At three o'clock Mr. Hemlinw commenced a voluntary on the organ, which accompanied the procession 1.1 the Officers of the Nlautiday and ni 11.. Royal Officers. consisting of Richard I lowar, Es 1. the Serjeurit of the Royal Vestry. iu his robes, car rying his splendid verge, Mr. J. Jones, the Groom to the Alinonry, Joseph Hanby, Eaq. Secretary to the Lord High Afruotier, the R. Dr. Page, Sub-Alnioner, all of them in large white scarfs and rashes, currying large nosegays. The Rev. Mr. Holmes, the Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, the Rev. Mr. Beckwith, the Rev. Mr. Priddeu, &c. A party of the Yeomen of the Gusto, uric of then', carrying on his heed a large gold com munion dish, in which were red end wltite leather purses, with white leather strings tastefully dis played. The purses contained u one pound Baiik note, and as many silver penuyspitces as the King is years old, coined this year ; this was placed on a table covered with white cloth near the altar. A service specially selected for this occasion then commenced, which was rend by the Rev. Ali. Moore, one of the minor Canons of the Chapel Royal. At the end of a certain part, the Sub- Almoner, and the Officers of the Almonry, ascend ed the gallery. and distributed to the men a pair of stockings ands pair of sheet' each. A short anthem was then sung by Meyers. Neild s Roberts, Evans, The Paris Papers of Monday last notice some be now so much richer, would be considered disagreement between the PORTE a n d the several las making a very poor use of his powers of calcula- Ambassadors now resilient in Constantinople. It tisill.—We have only to add, that the charge of the has arisen in consequence of a right claimed by I quarter is stated at 148,3001. above the income, and the Marquis de Ittvitne, the Freoch Ambassador. ( that this deficiency, with two other items, makes a to hold jurisdiction in the case of some banditti. I total amount of 6,150,1661. to be provided for by lin were seized iu attempting to rob the Palace of r Bills charged on the growing produce of the July i ‘ e EinbaS•y. in this exercise of sovereign power quarter in the present year. the Marquis was supported by the other Amines*. d ai s, but the GRA%D SEiGstott commanded Iris Our letter from Dover, dated April 7 (Wedoss. Reis-Effendi to prohibit them from interferiog with day), says :—" His Excellency the Marquis De. Lis exclusive prerogative. The Ambassadors, h ow - LATOUR Maue oueo, Feeneli Ambassador, landed I this afternoon from L'Aritignne, French packet, ever, claim the riglit tinder the provisions of Tree- sr A Room pr ni ßGoi.i.vt, under a salute the Citadel ties, and iii this state the contest rests fur the I soil a Guard of Honour; the Marchioness and two other Ladies accompanied the Marquis. They rest to-night at the Pat . 's Hotel, and proceed for London to-morrow tom iiiii g. "The Chichester packet, Capt. RUTTER. is also arrived with dispatches mid ! passengers, amongst whom is Sir CHARLES lintsasN &c. &c. The following is copied from a Paper of yrster. day :—" It is said that the scheme in contemplation by the Finance Committee, for enabling the Bank to return to cash payments, and, at the same time, to keep the gold in the country, is to coin gold pieces, which shad pass, io value. at one guinea each, which gold pieces shall not Ise worth snore than 17e. This meusute, however, will immediately 'Mew to the most tgiporapit person in the country a difference between the guinea in paper, and the guinea in gold, of foot shillings, or 20 per cent. or our-fifth." %Ve do not believe that any such device is its con templation of the Committer, or that the Legisla ture would sanction a measure so directly m ut• telly subversive o f K omi faith. The inventor, who certainly is plot a Member of the Committee, may deist credit for the ingenuity of his suggestion, but ! be cermet hoast of the honesty of hisrev:mon:n(la , tton in relat i on to the !public. DAVIE BASSETT. Esq. has declared himself a candidate fur Barnstaple; and should the elective franchise of that Borough Ire extended to the ad.. joining hundreds, Mr. —BASSETT will, iii all prat*. bility, he elected. It is understood that the elective franchise radio Borough of Barnstaple will he extended to the Hundred of Brauuton, sod Pellmv, also, to the Hundreds of Southstoittin, Fretningtoti, and Sher will. Sittings appointed to he held in Middlesex and Loudon before the Right Hon. Sir Cti•sr.Es Ansurr, Knight. Lord Chief Jusrice of the Court of Kusg's Bench, in and after Easter Term, 1819: pre•eut. Some further particulars are given of the a vissiii., nulion of lioyzEacE, and an attempt is made to represent his assassin, Sand, merely as the organ of u secret revolutionary society in Germany, by whom The death or KOTZEBUE was regularly determined. The correctness of this representation is, however. 6,lrd by the Hamburgh Papers which have ar rived, and in which Sand is slated to have been inawar, acting under the strong influence of po litical fanaticism, but that in the commission of his came he was wholly unconnected with any other person. The [louse of Common• adjourned last night to IN'ednesday, the and the 1-louse of Lords to Thursday, the '22d inat. No bu,itiess of 'lnwood. ante will be brought forward in the former until the fulloaing week. Several Financial Statements relating to the pro duce of the Public Revenue, for the last year, are given in another part of our Paper. •It is not a grateful task to discourage expectations which every one must wish to see realised ; but it sometimes becomes a positive duty, arid those persons are to blame who excite these expectations by groundless ar exaggerated statements. Of this description are those who, under pretence of illustrating these accounts, look only to the favourable points, and exercise their ingenuity in giving to them a bril liancy of colour, nine'', fairly examined, they will nut be found to actually possess. We stated in our Paper of ‘Vednesday, that in the produce of the Customs, in the quarter ending the sth of April inst. compared with that of the corresponding quarter in the preceding year, there was a deficiency of 930,000/. ; under several other heads, of 160,000/. ; and an excess in tine Excise of 180,000/. making a deficit in the total produce of the quarter, compared with that of the corresponding quarter of 1 s 18, of 210,000/. That statement is verified by the financial accounts ; but tins import ant Irma is entirely overlooked by the Ministerial Prints, and the public attention is directed in their culunins to general results, end vague rod incon clusive comparisons. This deficiency in the present quarter is put out of eight, uud the general result and Clarke. - Similar conduct was sfterwards observed, when a goantny of woollen and linen cloth was distributed to each moo, and they and the women received the purses as above described. The risticular a ppropriate anthem to the day was, *. Who is this that couseth ?" composted by Dr. Arnold. The whole concluded by the Gentlemen engaged in the distributions and ceremonies dtiiikiitg the kingPa 'health, in a small wooden bowl of wine and a similar portion of wine was afterwards given to each 111811 and woman who partook of the royal bounty, to drink the King's health. Total lacotne L,621,700 IN TERM. 1 sttuurrd: M yy tDDLESEX. LONDON. sea a May 1 Monday stay 3 ' May S Monday Ma y 10 Thunder slay 13 Saturday Freday May 21 I Sotarday May 22 AFTER TERM. Tannlay The Rev. JOHN FINALS. CLARKS succeeds the late Rev. WM. DOUGLAS, SS Comm Residentiary or Ssltsbury Cathetlial ; the Rev. NI ATTREW MAIM a collated to the other of Chaliceßur of the diocese of Satum ; sod the Rev. THOMAS SPRNCER gets the Rectory of Wink behloit Wilt+lnre, both of which became vacant, in cousequenre or the death of Mr. DOOOLAS. , Deficiency as above . Deficiency to sth January, It 19, made guuu by issue of Bills, paid off out of toe growing pi 0- duce of the April Qu islet , 3,364,565 Bills deposited iu the Tellers Chest to anew, r a like amount, issued out of the growing produce of the same Quarter 2,337,000 148,.010 Total amount to be providle.l for by Rill+ rimmed on the frowthg priodute not the July Quarter, 1819 . „„ 6.15r,166 SIR SEAL 0410NNEL AND M. KIRWAN, ESQ. • - Yesterday Count Motown lind the Marquis of Alrat.bsaT• paid their respects •tn the -lIRINCE itOtiENT, at Carlton House. Monday morning the Princess Auoms, at tended •by her Lady in Waiting, arrived at Kew Palace in an open carriage, where her Hopi! High neVi refrained some time viewing the greet improve merits that are making in the gardens, &c. Her Held H l ghniiiiftersreirds rettirued to Windsor to dinner: 7'llE TURF. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY. PIDDLESWORTH. 3 to 1 agstllueßw•kiogs 9to 1 apt Dodona. 31 to 2 agst'Tresitrer 7 to 1 agst Cressida. 8 to 1 agst Soothsayer A paragraph ham appeared in some of the News. paper.. affecting to give a I letailrd Neer - rum of an intended affair of honour between the above Gen tlemen. %Ye have authority to o.le. that the said paragraph is wholly disavowed by C 1... Nlartts), the friend of Mr. Kirwan, and Mr. the friend of Sir Neal o'l3on:tel. - - DERBY. 7 10 1 apt,Ptedge, 16 to 1 apt Iris 7 to 1 meat AF.ispfirates 16 to 1 apt Louisa. 101 to 1 agsi DOminie 04114. to 4 agot illueßtockisigi 1 51; to 1 asst Dodosi 5 to 1 apt Burets& 10 to 1 apt Vanity. 0 ATI.ANDS—EIkiff CLASS. 61 to 4 . agst The Stodeut . 'IKON CLASS. 2 to 1 apt Bonifum I 4 to 1 apt Rasping. •, TIOOD - CLASS. sto apt ZetsiW . sto 1 apt Magistrate. - BOX I loi G. The,greaLpusi N tVe }shat, fur 1 00 gs. aside , and itpnrse of logs., tool; phice on Forrest-heath, a few miles Glim Stuney St/lie/. rlLdi Weilasitay, heween George Dunkeley, • giant, of 11 atdue, and t.ii, feet four in beight,•aml Marry Ifurrinan, a mime. Gana ttsfordahire, of nearly equal weight, who was backed by Mr. Ft isin plot', his mastt-c. The seconds were Will White, the foe' Dniikeley, and MPhil Renshaw, a piltrio,fuN rintinsu. Many thousand specta tors were present, and a id feet ring was formed with hurdles. Those who delighted in slangbier.work had a rare treat is a battle of the most 'manly kind, which livited eleven rounds, fonght iu forty.loar minutes. I. the hut timid the men seemed to rely npon the hardetit hitting, in.tcad of eadeavuerling to parry or avoi d, and they seemed to wait to receive after Minor, At th e cud of first iound both 'tea so anilk4 that tfie t iliennile worked hard to get them up. hi the ,resod mead Fireman Intsweilils Inns and his ad. emery cracked bin nose 'erectly, and bunged up one Ire. and Dunkeley at blip% Mt him d 0416. Roth wen were as numb pnuis i bi4jrrn, the weight of Abelr hits as an hour billwets the tacticians of the Loudon ring. The North ahic 'fifth rounds produced but little punish mail, foils dm dist...mil of both fur wied.• Is She shah 'mind Futinian had gat second wind, and he . • . . Aprdl R, MT DEAR Slll-+l, have seen my ffientl Mr. Kirwan, iir,d he bids sae say tine/ he has nut the least rohjiii to dis avow all know Irthee M . thu tivitiotatut imule Its the Public Prints as to what occurreil Ai calais on the 24 Institut. 1 am, my Drsr Mr, Team most truly. RICH. MARTIN. had much the WO The seventh, eiglish, and ninth ro ttttt Is, were collocated MAO feradlittsly; tall ere call (lee no *adequate eornisavisoo of the mate of elheir.heaste. The ninth round essdril by Ma- -111447:01010111r—illl atlesesessey's left jaw, vivid) was beard to I ra f knVi d *.smik..v4 0.4 probably lost hi m she battle. simmer. Ins contested the salter Iwo reu , d. very leanfull) hat iM! iflateilleie, sad spelled all fugitive ea. room. Thit biettee' watt %N A+ Injured by boay 6iu t thii he eras carried off the gksousl in a precarious state. Tu Rubt. 31 , 111ny, Esq. ON THE MARRIAGE OF MR. GANS TO MISS MOON. To cheer its uu tour W 3). 414 nool t,f Sc.roce. Gass with the Moan h..y fornoed .1 close at:fiance. This light, so pure, ee. ! o ut tI) That el'ot the 3100,1 cunte titrd tonna on (;‘...1 LIAR:SABI' ••••..• IVe are happy to find ihut the vener,dile lii h. hithop of J FARUSA lAA meets with such suet:licit from every description orChristctits in t lii• cotton • We under•tand that the At eithishop intend , it. with his presetiee. ot. • 1 bor-Ilse, the I:ii li instant, the Nobilay told Gentry ,%lio sire to show mI that day, ut the London ovettt, l',,tiottaept stteet, to promote the builthit6 of the new Ca , hum: Chapel, Nloorlields, • et:RE FOR SUPIIIISTITION.—Mmers sore kitrown rho he it superstitious roc.. heir stipetstittem, boa ewer, to sometimes Wade a pretext for Ittleite.... There Is a recipe far curios! this %peen.* of tile di-. order. lu some extensive mines in 11' ales the met, frequently *ow the Devil, owl when once be Intl been seen, the men would wink no more that olov `rho evil became scrump, for OM Bee/zebu! , re • ;reared his visits so often as if he h til i de.two lietsjore the proprietor. That geolleirwi Mt I,lt his meat together, and told them tintt it is vo 1:e11.111 that the tiros, never nlsproarrci in :Ow body who hail not deserted to lie vu threl, au.) test se he is deternsiowil tar keep s , go..s 4134511 t - hint, he wits resolved to ditelterge the 11 , 14 num that A *saw the Devil serum. The remedy was its effietrilt ay if he had turned a sitcom of holy voter solo the SWIMS.