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ilte Report of the (n. alto it Supply was Weight up, the Resolutions agrees' to. mod Lord PAIJOIRIITOII 611.11011111 M•ee Mt king in the Natio, Bill. It wan soon after brought laud Wad a Arm time. Mr p•nau►v beought up the Report of the Alien Beni:air Bill, which nu agreed to, sod she Bill ordered to he r►ad the third time tomorrow. Sir Goo Waoutworit time •otire, that he 'eel" tn moriour UMW* foe leave lu bring in the Marine Mutiny Rill. Mr. I.oantnoTom beunght im t►e high East India Trade Act, which was read a Ara time, sad ordered fur a attend tomorrow. Adjourned at O•e n'etoritt. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. ROYAL ORDINANCE. Louis, by the Grace of God, Kin; of Frage* and Navarre, &c. Agreeably to the 27th kiltle of the Consillations! Char- ter, IVe have ordained, said do ordain ; as fallen, : Art. I. The fallowing are appointed Members of the Clamber of Peers: — Our cousin, the Marshal Duke &Albans; the Marquis ,PAncosse ; Count d'Areuut, Comuellor of State; the Mar quis IVArregint ; the Marquis iCAramon; Baron de BA. reute,Counsellor uf State; Count Becker, Lieutenant-Gene ral ; Baron Bastard de PEtaise.Chief•Preaitleut of the Royal Conti of Lyons; Count Belliarul; Count Raymond de Be. FI neer; our consin, the Marshal Dnke of Costigliano; Count Choi erie, bent -Gen.; flitint j the Marquis &Cutle t .11; mor cousin, the l Mke de Adore ; Count Celebes; Count Cur tat ; unt cotton, the Marshal Duke de Dantsick ; Count Dors ; 1.,. ni..General Duluetun Viscoset Dijeun, Lieut .Gtin rat ; CU4IIII arairj 'rune ; Count °siesta ; the Marcum de Dampier.", • o u r consin, the Marshal Prince urEclnel , l; • euusisin,:he Duke d'Eaelignac - Count—; Count Germain, fe ain, Prect of the Department o f Seine and Maine ; Cutout de Germisy, Prefect of the Depactment of L'Oesue • ' Cutout de Grammuot d*Aster, Colonel of the Legion of the L ore Pyrenees; CUUlti Felix d'Hunohlein; Viscount &Models.' ; our e unite, the Marshal Cutout Jourdan ; Count Laforest • Cultist Lactipiale ; Count Latour-Mao—. bourg; Count :le Moatalessitsert, our Minister Pleeipo. untie!, to his Majesty the King of IVirtemberg ; Giant Maurice Mathieu, Lieuteitant.General; Baron Woolley, Counsellor of dale; Coast Monica ; Cuuut Ile Moutalivet ; Count Mareseol, Lwitt..Geseral ; Count Count de Puutteoulant ; our eons*. the Duke de Phsisance; the Mauro. Ile Pane, Major General ; Count Pelee de Is Lu z re, Count , litlr , of Stale; Consul Portals., C o unsellor of State, Mortoer Plenipotentiary at She Holy See; Count Reille, Limitenalut-General; Colonel Rutty, lA. Menem- Geimral ; Count Ratty, Lieutenant-General; Count }tam pon ; Count de Spume, Lienteraut..General; our cousin, the Marquis de St. Simon, Major-Geueral ; Count de Sow) ; our cotton, the Marshal Duke de Trevise; the Mot t o'. de 'fathoms, Major-General, Colonel of the Rd Regimes. , of Haase Grenadiers of tlw I;uaads ; Cuout Ma gma, Vice-Admiral; Count Verhael, Vow-Admiral Art. IL The is ems of the Ist Article of one Ordinance of the ibt b A ugust, 1817, are specially dispensed with iu favour of MC above-nano d Peers. In consequent* whereof the mid Peers will inanteuhately take their swats iu the Chamber of Peers, although they may not previously have established the alajorat reqaued by the Act above asuatiused. Nereutbetru-s, the ..,id Peers to enjoy the privikges of our o..tioasure of the 19th of August, Ittls, and render the dug ) of Peerage Ist•reditary in their families, must establish a majured annexed So the title, which' will be couferred upon. theur by unr letters patent. Thry will taker rusk of Peerage in the Chamber agreeably to the title of which they have establish, d the majored. Until the establiudisnent tuf their najorats. they will take raid. At . tel Ow Parr last nominated, and received, umeording to she order of cominetion Observed in the present Ordinance. Art. 11l Oar Minister Secretary of State of the Depart. mod uL Foreign Affair*, Prrsiulent• of the Council of Mi u;sters ;- aw1 . ..1 , r Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, ace.rtsau gi J. rack i4l what collo-rue torn, with the execution .11 the prtrent I trulmanci. Given at our ea.tte of the Thoilleriee, the tans day of the month of March, 11l the year of Grate 1819, anti the 24th of one reign. By the King, (Sizottl) I.OCIS. The Minister Secular, of State fur die Department of Foreign AQairs, Pre..d-ntof the Council of Ministers. (Signed) The Marquis DESSOLLES. THE S H PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. lemma 10, 1119. Last night Lord Curt presented the Report of the Cul 1111 l ittee appointed to try the merits of the Iliortisiaple Election. 'The Cutitinittee have de clared, that Sir M. M. Loves it not duly elected, but that Nit. OMII4IIIIEY it a sitting Member. The Committee further state, that the agents of Sir M. M. Loves have been guilty of bribery and treating, roil that such corrupt practices were dis closed **require the serious consideration of the House. The new writ for a Member in the room Sir NJ. M. Lort.s it delayed for the purpose of teetkiiiK this investigation, and the minutes of evi dence taken before the Committee were laid before the House. Mr. OLVITATE gave notice, that he would, on the Vil April, bring the Catholic Question under the consideration of the House. Sr have received Pohl Papers of Saturday last. The Moniteur contains an Ordinance of the Kum, colimitutiog 59 new Peers, including those who hail hers' deprived of their seats by the Ordinance of the July, 1815. In this new list we find the names of SOULT, SUCIIIET, DAVOVST, RAPP, KrthEamAn, JOURDAN, Rstu.e, I.sroun-Nisu not;a6, MORTIER, and others of the Revolutionary Geoeral., who, however, are now, for the greater part, designated in this Ordinance with the affec tionate title of " our cousin." The Five per Cents. are 68 f. 20 c. ; Bauk Stock, 1,490 1. Yesterday, about half past one o'clock, • Gentle man arrived at the Foreign Office, Dowuing-street, in a cliaibe and four, with dispatches from Florence. The Duke of YORE held a Levee yesterday, at his Office in the Horse Guards, as Commander in Chief. .......___ Lord CASTLEREAGH continues at his seat at North Cray, till after the funeral of Lady ELLEN. UOROGGH. The LORD CHANCELLOR. we ■re happy to hear, i. considerably better. The pain has much abated, but it it not expected he will preside iu Court for aeon dry.. 1 , 1 P.r- r ;„ s . 41 :.yaot ..- K l , ft 11.5 eay .I go. o IWAr rt4 7ll/ - 4) • • ) t• r -4 4A)., POETRY. TO LUCINDA. When Spring comes dancing o'er the lea, Rub'd iu her suit of rew•bora green, And laughing, points at Winter's frown — Then hides him 'neath her grass-wove screen ; And &tweets rise beneath each tread, Scenting the dewy sir around, More sweet by mingling with the gale, She breathes upou the gemmy ground. Th►n, lovely girl, when morn unfolds Her virgin charms, pore as the light, . When breaking from its eastern chains, It rests upon the mountain's height, Then, dear Lucindi, Love, though blind, Sports wild gamic each opening flower, Culling each sweet and bitter draught, To cheer or sadden many all hour. His puhsh'd darts of inowy hue, Fledied by the cygnet's softest down, Pointed by stings from wild bees stole, And turned in spite of•Reauty's frown ! Euthrim'cl, Ise siis, within smile ruse, Breathing perfume—in blu►hing mood— And, blindly, shoots them (tom his bows-- Young, tender hearts, their only food. H ENRY. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. ARRIVALS. The Earl and Countess of Jersey and family, at their house in Berkeley-square. The Hon. Wm. and Lady C. Powlett and family, at their house in Charles-street, Herkelev-square. The Hose R Craves is arrived at hi■ beoilier's, the Earl of Craven's house, in Charles-street, Rerkeley.ruusie. Sir Philip and Lady Hades and family, at their house iu 'Charlee•rirees, Rea keley.sesuare. Lady E. Lowther, at the Hon. Colonel Lowther 's haute, in Bruton-street, Berkeley-s q uare. At Thomea's Howl, Rearley-square, Counter.. Mime and the Ladies Elton ; Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin aiSef family. Paul Mitcham'', Esq. M.P. at the Stiarnea's Hotel, Jer myu-strtet, hour a tour. • , DEPARTRIRES The Mimics Firsclarener, from their bowie in South Ain 'ley-plate, on a visit to Earl sad Countess Harcourt, in Oxfordshire. The Hon. Colonel Henry Lyrna, M.P., fur Earl Beau ehainp's reat,'Madersfiehl, Wureraiershire. Lord Chalks Tuoushend, and Mr. and Mrs. Graham and family, hulas Reddish's Hotel, Jermyro-street. FASHION:IBLN SNTERTAINMENTS. The Duke and Dachau or. care a (mind dinner, on Monday, at their house in St. James"a-square, Sir Wm. and Lady Gordon, Mr. mad Mrs. Blackburn, Mr. Robert Clive, Mrs. Henry Clive, Mn. &alien, Captain %Vas. Percy, Miss Temple, Mr. Wortbey, The Ma.quis of Imusdown entertains a large party of dis tinction this day, al Laumlown House. Lord and Lady Granville mill give a grand entertainment to a large party of dist iuguiabed personagra, un filet Ist inst. at their house, in Bioton.sweet, Berkeley-aquare. Yesterday the Prise* . SOPHIA of Gloucester, and a select party,, dined with the Duke and Duclie.s of 61.m:cult& The Archduke ....MAILLHILIAN was yesterday in troduced to the Duke and Duchess of GtoucEs- TES and the Princess SOPHIA, at Gliluctster.tunt.e, woo after 'hr." o'clock. The Duchess was at tended by Ludy iSISSII.I.• TS TUNE ; the Princess SOPHIA by Lady MARY ERSKINE. The Doke was attended by his Gehtlenteit tilt Wailing. Th e Archduke continued his visit about Italia:. hour. I t i s r umoured iu the fashionable ciiclts, that the Emil of BECTITI will soon lead to the altar the wealthy heiress, Miss U.'ICKH It is also rumoured, that Captain WILMOT will shortly lead to the altar Lady CATIIERIN OsßollN, the lovely daughter of her Grace the Ductless Dow ager of LARDS. The remains of Lady ELLEN rottuucH are to be removed on Finlay next, from her late residence, in Hertford-street, May-fair, for intern3ent, in the family vault, at North Cray, Kent. .• The Host. BERKELEY OCT ATIUS NOEL, son of the Brirmieps BARHAM (a Peeress in her own riglo), hits just been admitted Nobleman cf Trinity Col lege, in the University of Cambridge. ENGLI , H OPERA-HOUSE—Mr. ‘VALsteit's New Eidowerniton.—We are glad to see Mr. %VALHI'S does not relax his exertions for the ailvaiw •niesit of his science, or the satisfaction of his hearers. Hu new Orrery is of immense size, and improves on every trial. The new scene of all the mountains of the world is a fine composition; but the whole is crowned by the magnificent display of the sofa ',stem, where every planet and satellite is in motio n from the bottom of the stage to the top--a setti n g SWF: over a fine sell, gives Us a transcript of nature that we have never before witnessed. HID N TING.—The PRINCE HEGE.Nra ibig-laniondE will meet on Friday, at Golden Farmer Hill, at ten o'clock. Counstao.—The match between the Lothian and Lanarkshire greyhutinds was nu. un Tuesday at Roman Camp, Dalkeith. and likon by the former. The hares were strung, Lae spurt excellent, and the match well contested. It is in contemplation, in the neighbourhood of Peurith, to mak. a subscription for the unfortunate man who was lately so dangerously wounded by one of the Earl of LONSBALE'S gamekeepers, in West moreland. Thursday, while Mr. EDWARD STRPHENsoN, of this city, was cleaning a home winch he had pur chased from the 19th Hussars, quartered here, the animal suddenly sprang from him, went into a dwelling-house in St. Cuthhert's-lane, marched up two flights of stairs, and entered a rocinkoccupied by Mr. T. Fisnza. The horse went pto the fire-side, when, observing his image in e look ingilass, he began scrspifig with his fee , wing with his head, and neighing at the figure of himself he beheld. This strange visitor suffered himself to be quietly led down stairs, without having com mitted any injury.—(Carbsle Joined.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Limcouesirm, Tvr.sumr, RlAnen 9. His Honour the Victi..CliaucEt.t.oß war occu pied until one o'clock in hearing causes for further directions, of no interest except to the parties con cerned. His Honour haring gone through the paper, he rose at that hour. CITY BUSINESS. The Lord Mayo► yesterday held a Court of Alde►men' for the dispatch of public hominess, which was attended by sixtevu Aldermen, the Recorder, Sheriffs, and City Officers. The Right Reirrenil Father in God, the Lord Ri.hrip of Oxford, was retreated to preach the Spital Sermon on Easter Monday next, at the Parish Church of Christ Church, New gate street, before the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, cud Gower flora of the several Hospitals, and the Rev. Mr. Crowther was requested to grout the use of the Church upon that or ciaion. Mr. Wm. Drake, one of the attorney's of the Ma►or's Court, attended, and alienated his place to Mr. John Caster, who was sworn into the said office. Tru bars of gold, weighing about 1,900 ounces, were sworn of for expintat ~,,, . A Gentleman from the Auditor's Office attended with one yeses Orphans' Account, which was allowed. The Court was uccupisd fur some lime in hearing a com plain, against one of the brokers, which was ultimately dis missed The Court unanimously voted their Thanks in the Rrv. J. Sampson, Chaplain to the Lo►d Mayor, for his Sermou preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, on Plow Suuday last. TIIR WINING RING. Yesterday was the day appointed fur making good the whole of the stake.inissiey fur the grail pugilistic combat 1111 the 4th of May, between Randall and Martin. There was a willing match at purloins and other substantial things, at the Goat, is Lower Grosvenor street, upon the occasion.— Lord K— being absent from town, and some circum stances on Martin's side, caused much betting sin Monday, That the match would nut be completed; and as no forfeit could take place mild twelve o'clock last night, we are nut enabled until our twat to slate further particulars. Lind balks Randall 1511/. to 100!. and many think the odds tun much against a good man, el inure than a simile weight heavier. Dunaelly, the Irish Champioo, after sparring with Carter through Lancashire auJ iFe adjoining counties, is on his way to the nietropoiss, to try his lack in the London ring; and as be is nut thought much of here, it is said that a Life Guard's man will be pus ked mai fur him. Duunelly is to be at Burn's, in Windmill-street, uu Thursday eveoisg, tar Carter forfeits a stakisl is Billfla'S hands.. Caster is gone 011 a 'Tarring exturvlim to Northampton store. It is said that Spring's Mlllll . , 100 guineas, will be ready to ►take to fight ham, but the knuising wire jeer at it. There is a new man in the back-pound spoken of as able to take the fight out of all the present race, big and little. He is a fit parson to try Donnelly. ' POLICE. SOW4TRIIIIT. Widenlay John Brown', alias Wheeler, and William Barnard, writ. changed with conspiring together to rob M.. :1; iblett, of Gloiscestershite. The Prieiniers, it appeared, played otV the old trick on Mr. N. of dropping a puce', containing a Giros., winch Sheathes Primmer picked up, and fates inviting ohe go-06.mm into • pahlic.honse, endeavoured to obtain a' sum of money from bins as hos share of the pretended priae.--They were admitted to bail. FgOM LAsr . rucurs cAzErrE. Croten-011ice, Matte 0, 11119. IftELAND. IMMIX, MARCH 6. Colonel Bagwell was elected a representative fer the Comity of Tipperary, on Tuesday, without op position. COMMON PLEAS. LLOYD V. TRIMBLEbTON. Mr. Burrowes conclu•led his speech to evidence yesterday, and. Lord Norbary charged the Jury. Judges Pletcher rind •Moore address them to-cl4y, and their verdict is awaited with the must anxious solicitude and interest, even by those not at ■Il al. leered (personally) by its ►eonit. By the brig Orange, which arrived at Liverpool, on Saturday, intelligence has been received limn Buenos Ayres to the 9th December, and from Chili a few days later than by the Brazil packet. The Patriots in that quarter have captured the liosaha and Carlotta, two more of the Reyna Muria isabel's convoy from Cadiz: the Bottalia transport carried 166 troop., and the Carlotta had * rich cargo fur Lima on board. The Chaeoburo corvette carried these two prizes inn Valparaiso, and kit the Gayer/fro brig of nar cruising fur tl e remainder Of the convoy : when it sailed Bunt Ca diz, it consisted of 12 ships, including she frigate, all ol• *kith lied been raptured except the four &flowing, viz.—The l'orios SaNtas awl M 11,14 Yubrl transports; N. S. de iltnrha trauma), t ; hav ing also a cargo fur Lima; Xarieru merchaidutstur, bound for Arrica and Lima. The two frigates hulls in North America, had railed from Buenas Ayres fur Chili, to j• rti the squadron there, which is to ■ct wider the command of Lord CsKtiamse. LETTING THIC l'OOß.—The practice of letting ►lie poor, as it is called, seems to hr increasing in country parishes : that is, the overseers contract with some person (fregnently with one who is in debt to themselves or the principal farmers in the parish), to maintain the poor at the lowest ;possible rate ; and it immediately becomes the interest of the person thus contracting in oppress, by all menus in his power, the aged, the helpless, and the willow. Overseers should he ■ware that all contracts of this stature are null mil void, unless approved by two Magistrate., according to 45th G. ill. c. 54 ; and that all sums paid to such contractors may be di.- allowed and struck out of their accounts. We lately beard of a versos) to whom the poor were let giving up his bargain when he found him+ell• sob. ject to the control of the Magistracy.—( Carlisle Journal.) For some years past Malinshory and its vicinity have been the scene of alterable robberiss rod other atrocities; crime appeared legitimate, end fur prosecution, retaliations were threatened and per. penile& Two of the offender', George Macdonald and !Valiant Adey, have been committed for break. ing into a dwelling-house at Chtle-Pypard ; since which, the apprehension of William Beale, another of the gang, has led to the developtruerst of a series of Instglaries mil depredations tisiparallrled in a small country tower, in the invertigstion of which the Magistrates were engaged for several days, and . fur whirls John 'Clefts (te bristlier of William,) ✓ohn Barnes. Andrew Bishop, tidward Cla►ke, Thomas Clarke, Win. Savage. Gray, SION. Gray, mill Jolts Wettley Matthews. have been c tied for trial.—Berojamire Curte► mid Julia Carter. charged • with similar moues, have absconded. COURSE OF EXCIIA' Amaterdam,C.F. 1 l 6 Ditto at Sight 11 3 Rotterdam 11 7 Antwerp 11 8 Hamburgb 34 1 Alton% 34 2 Parie3day's date 23 80 Ditto Frourdeanz du 24 Frankfort on the Maine l4ll Madrid 39; Coolie ...... 38f dillwa 3B Barcelona 38 36 Gibraltar 34 Leghorn NEMBERS ILLTURNED TO litliVit 111 THIS PIIEIBST PARLIAMENT. Ihrrough of Lisburne—Horace Seymour, Esq. Captain in his lllajrsoys 111. s Urges. Hut of Life Guards, in the room of John Leslie Foster, Esq. who besug Flamm • Burge*. for the said Borough, awl also a Barges. fur the Borough of A.- mach, hails 'mole los election to seise fur the said SoreN,ls ..f Armagh. Ltoroupit of fresPrd—Captain Henry Evans. of the Royal Navy, in the Awn of Richard Neville, Esq. wbu ba. accept ed the office of &cheats's. of Ulste►. County of Tipperary—The Right Honourable William Regan-11, of Marlfieß in the said county, one of his Ma jrsty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and Colonel of hi• Majeity'a Tipperary Restiment of Maws, in the room of Riehasd Ti.rount Cahir (now Earl of (,iengal), culled up to the House of Peers. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. (VP, of Ordnanc, Meirrh_ll. 181 g. Royal Recisnriut or Artillery. Fir Lieutenant Irwin Whitt) to be Second Captain—dated October 23, 1818. Steund I.lessimatil Philip Locke Foote to he First Dente- nant—dai.d as above. Gentleman Cadet S.imuel James Lougmore to be Second Lieutenant—dated mg above. Firot Lieutenant Wellman Munru to be Steam! Captain— dated January 25, 1819. Second Licuienant Vs. L. Richards to be rust Lieutenant —slated as abuse. Coomistimu signed by the Lord Lieu4,4o of 14e County of Somerset. Ist Regiment of Somerset Militia. John Fin Punlett in he Colonel, rice the Earl Poulett, de. ceased—dated Ftbruary 23, EMS. Id Regiment of Somerset Militia. Sir Thomas Buckler Lethbridge, Ram to be Colonel, vice Lund VISCOIIIII notion, sow Earl Poulett—dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Joseph Milker, of Manelnver, ions's', from March 23, to 4111 5, at leo, at the Do; Tavern, Manchester. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Fonrdrinier and Charles John Fourdrinier, of Itichniauswmth, ilertra, pipet...makers, to surrender, March 13,27, and April 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr Richardson, Clewent's-true, 1 unihard.sireet. John blercer, late of tleatb-street, Commercial.road, 31tddlessa, mariner, to surrender, March 16, 23, and April 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Chars ley, Mark-lane. John Jainmieson, of Glohe.street, Wapping, Middlesex (but stow a prisoner in Lahcaster Castle), niaster.mariner, to nerrend►r, March 13,23, tend April 20, at eleven, at Guild hall Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, s urrarmr'ore•• veer. Julio 71u•kett and Elias Helton Tuckett, of &idol, grocers, to surrender, Mardi 14,17, and April 20, at twelve, at the Cummerrial•rnoms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Wrn. Tbompiun, FieKruiirt, Grays-tun, Loudon; and Mr. W. K. Cross and Mr Charles Savory, Bristol. Timothy Francis Power, of London-street, London, van.. chant, to surrender, March 13, 23, and April 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr (hbaldestoo, Londun.street. Joseph Itionforth, jun. of IYatb-upon-Dearne, York, butcher i to surrender, April 7, at six, 8, at eleven, at the White kle'ir Inn, Barnsley, and 20, at six, at the Red Inn, Pontefract. Attorneys, Messrs. Alexander and Holm', New Inn, London, and Mr. Pigott, Bultuu.upon- Draru•, new Doncaster. John Si, phew, late of Dublin, Ireland, but now of Lon don, merchant. t,i surrender, April 6,7, and 20, at one, at the York Mild, Willi.inisocwiquare, Liverpool. Atii.rneys, Messrs. Whitley slid Mason, Liverpool; nod Messrs. Ad. 'lotion aim Gregory, Bedford-row, London. Robert Heath, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, carrier, ►o surrender, Mardi 20, 22, and April 20, at eleven, at the King's Arms Lm, Oxford. Attorneys, Mr. George Cecil, Oxford; and Mr. Edward Btidger, AngeLconrt, Throgmor tun-stud, London. DIVIDENDS. 11sreli 30. J. Moore, of St. John.square, Middlesex, and of Mark-lane, Lulidon, brandy-merchant, at twelve, at April 3. NI. Jones, of • London-road, St. George's.fielda, Surrey, ',plodder, at une, at Guildhall, London. April G. S. Makes', 'intl. of Manebaster, grocer, at ten, at the Hog Hermitage, Shothester. April 10. J. Nlneileall, late of Preston, Lancashire, drupes., at • keen, at the While Horse Inn, Preston. 31arch 13. W. Pennell, jun. late of Queaubithe, Londou, merchant, at len, at Guildhall. April 17. IL Bishop, of grhitchrorch, Hants, linen and wool len-drive, at iris, at Guildhall, London. Mardi 31 S. Singer, of High.street, Kensington, Middlesex, haberdasher, at twelve. u ,Grlldball, London. March 13. J Rowlatt, of Charter-liouse-sonare. Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 31. J. Wiug6eld,'of Lang-line, West Smithfield, Loudon, saddler, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. stirch 31. H. Score, of Juhn-at►eet,St. Andrew, Holborn, • • ... __ ... - . NI ithllt sea, amine) . ~....1 iveuer, at eleven, at Guildhall, - • London. April 26. F. Nsish. of Tiverton, Somersetshire, clothier, at elev.-not the ‘i hale Hart lon, Bath. March W. A. B. Fa each, of the Old South Sea House, Broad-steel. London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. March 18. N. Thurnhory, of the Bourne, parish of Stroud, and E. Taylor., of B,.wbridge, Stroud, Gloucestershire, clothiers, at rivaell, at the George Inn, Stroud. CERTIFICATES —Mattcx 30. _ _ T.Twynam, of Plymouth, lour-factor—J. David, of l'llreadomdle-street, London, merchant —W. Cullom, of St. George, Gloucestershire, pirt-manufsc. turer.—J Churchill, of Stanhope-street, Clare-minket, Slid_ diems, co 1111 l iou-brrwer G Longman, of Norwich, mall_ strr.—G Hart, of Norwich, irounsou i ger.—J. Nicholls, late of hing's•Lyuu, and now of Snettesham, Norfolk, Hutu draper. Lieut. imam HEPBURN, on the retired list of the bite Royal invalids, was on Monday. the Ist instant, with the usual ceremony in St. George's Clive', one of his MAJESTY'S Poor Kslight, of Windsor. Th.s worthy veteran was formerly a Captain in the 2tss. or Royal North British Pool leers, with which distinguished corps he strived with honour and gallantry inuny years in America, and was in all the actions under General BURGOYNE, till the memorable Convention at Saratoga. TUESDAY. Maims 9. Genoa .. 471 Venice Ital. Lye. 24 80 Malta Naples Palermo .. 123 d per ga. Lisbon • • •• • 68 Oporto 5Bl Rio Janeiro 64 Dublin ...... 10. Cork. MULLION. Portugal (Sold in C. •. A. Coiu, per os 0 0 0 Gehl in Ears 4 1 0 New Doubloons 4 2 0 New Dollars 0 0 0 Silver in Bars 0 5 6 New Louis eacb 0 0 0 HIGH WATER TIII* DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mumlug 13 atltt 1. seeing 36 after 1. n Frs. Fran air " batelun Mercantile Prier Carrrertl,"4 Tim& March 9, 1619. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PlltMarcy COY 6 o.tor inthllc hale, has taken phsre last, rom•i.ting of 137 libtls at. , l:llto b ar , " m i l all Dot, II ,e liiar gosiities uf ahir b lurely uhmitii.,l lAA wrele,, b u t the oribisary went rsitw r higher l a few lots uf Jlll/11111:11 wild at Amu* 2s. per e , .1 altrance The isig.„ t by prifute conirart hno been clocfly rye g I su,l pa r . nary 1 . 11".111 Jamaica and St. Dutwit.gu, which h.lee es. to 3s tier cwt. The atm k of West India EulTre is now 3,000 t wo, ', ajar 1,600 Iran than at this time last year, perm id prices ItUt. cwt. higher. . . _ H. I ) SUGARS.—Goad and fine titisittow bare ronti•ne. in good demand, wad folly imppos 1.41 12 . .1 tyro k's p,,,., bat low brown qualltirs bane slabs [iron wiy The stork of K. P. Sorts is now 1,500 corks irk' lisas tut' "ese• at Otte time, the pteseol prices rate Is. bd. per cwt lower., per Gazette overage. I:• COCOA ILi•ri• is and pr ien sr , ' nominal Dvtwouns, PIMCIITts, coutiiitie dud o f demuutl. TLe present stock of Hum is 14,174 ;modulate, 1111.111..14. of proofs 34. per gallon ; stock last year, %ante date, 10,742 puuchcuat., anti price of proofs 3s. per gallon. RA LTIC PRODUCE. The follow in were the geoistioos at St. Pstershorgh, re. bruary It, 1819:—V. C Tallow tot 11w spot HS sh:s. 01119 041 cmoiraft 16E1; Soap Tallow, armory, 156 ; Clan Hi Hop ; Put_A•l/ 011 cuulrucL)3; ditlo ou the spot 95; 11 293 tat NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. TORACCO black and 'nixed parcels of Virginia have bets, in good &amid for export, but the priers remain suiliereil, ROVGI4 TURPESTINT —The Atte laid,. Frnich •dtrrtised for public halt, went off briskly hum 14s. • Ms. 6sl cwt. CAROFINA MCC—Salem to M moderate extent have lava made once our lam at 420 per curt. duly free; bonded is heavy of sale at premssi jokes. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. The COTTON market continues in • very languid eat.. Ilit sales by private treaty err very trifling; 418 Periiiirni and 28 Bahia were put up to public sale nu Friday, cad salit the (miner were very infeiior and brought laid. to 191.1., ave.. aging 11110, the Salinas 18d. to tag The sales of tle wi*h, ditty paid, are 15 New Oilcans ordinary 15d ; 46* Pei nainbucco,milinary to middling good 21.1 ; 2tt Bahia, ordinary to middling 1 Rd. • 1611 J.; 40 Maranhao', good lilt. In bond, 20 Surat, line 11d.; 350 Bengal, dietary to middling, 51d. a 614. good 'PA : total 921 nags sold. Ihe imports are 9,594 bags, viz. 29 Pernambuco ; 4,867 Surat; 3,892 Bengal, and 80G 31adras. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. RVVINIED SEGARS.—frown lumps bare berm in tlenutr.i, and Ilion ilearruptuon his braonie scarce. Loaves of alt are Leavy of sale. lu cruaLtJ dim has been but ~tor laginers' dour. LIVERPOOL REPORT, STAlell 6, 1819. The Comm market has been. extremely dull since ion hat, and the demand very limited toml yesterday, 0h,,. there was a good inquiry from the trade, and 3, ,0 11 bags were sold, though without any improvement x, to , prices, consisting principally of New Bowed, middling fair to good 1411. a 15d ;- Bahia, ordinary to fair Nil • 17d.; Maranham, fair to good fair 17d. a 171 d.; and Minor (;eases at 15fd. per lb. The total sales of the week are 8,500 bags, vI2. 1,500 Boned. 14d. • 151 d.; 260 Oi leans MO. a 18Id ; 180 Sea Wands 2.. 71d. a 3s. thl.; 144 Fernams 181 d. a 2014; 1,400 Habits lOTA. • I n d • '1,910 Mararibams 161.1. a 171.1.; 800 Minas 15d. al5 ;33 Demerara* 17d. a lid.; 40 Dom egos Lid.; 1,230 Rena* 124.; 30 Sarah 8.1. a 100.; 520 Bengal. GJ. a U.— The imports are, Demerara 325 bags, NC./ Oilcan. 432, Charleston and Savannah 8.400 t other pasta of the United Strit 945; Brazila 745: total 8,847 bags. There has been hut little busisreos done ibis week in /I P. Sugars, the only sale brought forward being one of 300 cask. Barbadoes, which supported former prices, this ele.cription being still in demand for the supply of the country trade.— Mulusses, as well a• Foreign Sugars, are quite negbctrd In East India nothing bas been done, and 1,008 bags ct fine yellow Bengal offered at auction were taken in for want of buyers at 475. Coffee continues in a very languid state, and a few inconsiderable sales only bast been made at a de. cline of 2.. a 3s. viz. fair Domingo at 124.. and very tide ordinary Dutch at 132.. 400tiercts of hew Carolina Dice have been offered at ;mishe sale, for which there appeared hut few buyers, and shout 150 only were sold at 28a. 04t. a 30..64. per cwt.; fur East lads' we have uo demand. Cocoa, Gin. ger, and Pimento, are without inquiry. Rums remain steady, and without alteration in prier. Dyewoods are extremely doll; 260 lons of Domingo rus tic were taken in at puWie wile at 101. 10s. • 111. and about 70 tons have been 666 d at St 18.. for very ordivary, to OP. for fur, and let for good Spanish. For Ashes the demand is very limited,. and Fula are offered at a decline of 3s. iii 4.. from our late prires; good Boritons have sold at ;Jr-. and Montreal. can be bought at 44.. In Hides the re have been uo transactions of importance ibis week. Tallow row buries steady in price, but dull of sale. On Tuesday I.st there was a good attendance of buyers at the Corn Exchange, but the business done has been limited; prices, however, generally remain steady. Some parcels of new Flour, just imported, have been brought fors ard by atictiim, and a few lots sold at 40s. to 41s. per barrel ; holders are now asking higher prices for Ibis description. Soar Flour in limited demand at 325. to 35s per barrel, ac cording to quality. A pare. I of 2,000 barrels of Turpen tine is reported to have been sold to • speculator at 11.. pri cwt. fur money, but no further parcel. offer at any shrug near this price; the only other sale is a pared of 300 ben irk fair quality, at 14s. per Cwt. Fun Otts have bees dull of sale during the last welt, but the prices are without material alteratiun. Volum* have been lurid at a reduction of Is. per cat. Postscript, Tuesday, Mara 9, 1619, Four o'Cluck B. P. SUGAIL—SeIes to-d.y were limited tp a fen bun dyed casks of gored qualities at steady prices.. Copt[ experiences *maw inquiry, it is chiefly for good Ordinary and middling Jamaica good St. Domingo /m been sold at 1975. per cwt. Of INDIGo there a little to observe, except that about 3d per lb. discount ors sale prices has Luca submitted to is the title business lately traiisacted. Michell, who aas appreht. , ided on Wednes luv hat fit Covent-garden, (1ti , 11.:4 the t pot at the Owe • I tl e Election, and ampected ut that time to he villain who attempted to murder Ain's daughter of a meeter csrpent. r, It Pus pliam, Bud has been since protect to he the identical mar.— He hav been conveyed to Burnham, and after in— dergning a long imestiaatlon flute, Ii been e ,, 11)- milted for trial. Great hopes are entertamed of Toting worn fecol..l-V. TRIG AF 11flicKS YESf ER DAY: 3 per Ct. Cu5r....74 73t I Ex. MI Ito, 1.. S 3 ,114. 74n I Lottery Tickets iyt. S per Ct. N. Ann.. 105 I Cous. for Acc... 741 74 10411 103 I 741 73i 74 74.1 a DEATHS. On the Ist inst. Mr. George Sills, Ca rk of the Cher re tf Lis Majesty's Ordnance Office, Tun, r, Landon. Oa Friday, the 28th of February, 'titer a few days aim's, from a severe attack of iunaninestian of the mays. Hem) Chandler ; the eldest ebn of Juhlt Howard ; Esq of Yorkshire, in the 18Ib year of his age. LONDON : Prteted sod Published at the Mice. No. Strand; *litre Advertisements are i fOCI. co.. art_ Lentos (post- pill) mist be addressed—C. S:11T14, No. S. Clement's Ina. Printer —I WHITE, tie 117, Ottani. Publisher. 1 6 qg 1 gia two yr ley ; racier ) , Mr. C , Mrs.' After VOW fl by iwu t. 1 ~t~ Bo —LA ba.l TM Vint furtt Ot Mr. mid