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Rotlb.riwia, Lemke ; and Mr. R. l'oppiog, dourley. 'thorium Peak', of Ro.whill„ &slop, miller, to awerelvder, .1. 1 1, 17, at fors:, 18, sod disgust 8, at eleven, at the Talbot Lao, Hearin is Hales, &hip. /Moneys, Messrs. Raster awl Ruaher, Gisy's Inw.plsee r Loodoa; and Mr. !kooky, Dray's" iu Hales, Shropshire. DWI DES DS. July 11. C. R. H. bailey, late a swim...4l, Wilts , dealer, at twelve, at Gitikihall, Loudon. my 1. G. Hardoity awd .1. Cowiag, of Rodryed cutlet, Co veist.uarden, Iltddleses, woollea.draprrs, at twelve, at L 41048411, lAudiin. Jay 71 J. R. Brows and H. M. New, tie of the Poultry, Laudon, statinuers, at twelve, at Gailiiliall. July 18. F. Hesitate and J Oisehioa, of Dentine! Mills, near Rintainithaws, wire -drawers, as clever, at the Royal Hotel, B , rneingh.ou .1, I, 11 J. Toting, of Carlisle, apirit.eserchant and grocer, of eleven, at the Coif -e honer, Carlisle. .fiay 18 T. Baker, of R•whester, Kent, draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. July IS. J. Barclay. of Old Bread street, London, merchant at ten, at Guildball. July 52. 11. White, of Warminster, Wilts, linen-draper, at tea, at Galahad, Loudon. July 22. .1. Wyatt, now or late of Hinckley, Leicester, baker and hosier, at eleven, at the White Hart lea, Hinckley. July 17. E. H. Wanes, of Liverpool. spirit-wierchant, at use, at the George lea, Date-street, Liverpool. July 29. W. Allan, of Thrugessorton weal, Logsdon, insur ance-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 22. W. Taylor, of the Salisbury Cuffee.heese, Durham. •Irtel Strand, Middlesex, l avera -keeper, at twelve, at Gnildiall, Leaden. .1 fly 22. E. P. G. Muakhnese, of Landes, aserehaet, at tee, t J:,'y 22..1. Bryan and W. L. Bryan, of Greorre-Halawaurl, Louden, printers, al tee, at Guildhall. 3 , , ly 21. G. Waddiegtun, of Blackblins, Lancaster, factor, al tau, at the New Inn, Blackburn. July 18. J. E.Yalea, late of Shoreditek, Middlesex, pew. rrrrr, at eleven, at Guildhal4 Leading. CERTIFICATES—JULY 111. J. Spencer, late of Machette!, Derby. ambassamsfactiseer. —T. Danvers and J. Danvers, jee. of Coeper's.row,Tower. bill, London, merchants.—ll. Celery, of the Strand and Strultuaground, N'estminster, phoseber.—E. Diann, of Lamb's Condeit-atrem, Middlesex, haberdasher.—R. Oast '. r. of Horaforik, Turk, drywalter.—.l. Juges, of Liverpool, merchact.—W. Fear, of Bath, cabinet-maker.--J. Newing ton, of Tunbridge, Kcal, farmer... 4. Fishier, of Liverpool, mailer-mariner. PARTNERSHIPS DIMIOLYED. W. Harris sod John Wyk', of Charlotte-street, Fitzroy. square, lousier', isue 24, 1820.—1 L Lolheriegittos Mild G. Barnes, of %rot'. yard, Boal►lane, Leedom, brukera, Jane 1820—T. Lee and .1. Rayner, of Lees, York, allorsies, Jone 19,1820.--J. W. Blake snA C. Blake, of Closrinpetoss, Middlesex, silversmith., June 11, 111110..—M. Welland sod S. Without of Whiteclispel Higb.eireet, Middlesex, smiths, June 24, 1820. E BR PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. June 28, 1820. Earl GREY last night, in the Noose of Lords, I,rotight forward a motion to suspend the sitting of tire Secret Committee in the case of the QUESN. A long and interesting debate ensued, after which, FA. 1 GREY'S motion was negatived by a majority of 55 : the numbers being—Contents 47—Non- Contents M.. There were no Proxies. The House Lords will, of course, proceed iniurediatrly to n•ier the green bag, the Pundora't box, tilled w :t'; '0 many ills; the opening of which, according to the opin;011 expressed by a great majority of the House of Commune, 'Mending his Majest3's Mi 1-vets, would be disappointing to the hopes of liar i:Jrnetit, derogatory from the dignity of the Crarvii, sr•d j UriOnS to the hest interests of the Empire. We have received Muir Nye?. of Friday and Saturday teat. The general discussion upon the law of expenditure for the present )ear closed in the Chamber of Deputies in the sitting of Friday, and the Chamber then proceeded to examine each arti er separately. The first chapter, entitled Central ildwinistration„ 90,0001. was adapted, as were also the chapters vetoing to the pay al" the land and se.i service, 1 2,471.208 r. 81 C. /dories 4.931 399 1. Provisiunin; 15 541.185 1. Artillery 673,500 1. mill hydraulic works, &c. 2.660,i19.2 f. The other elpters wrie postponed to the following day. I:i the Chamber of frets the Report of the Corn- IF :let on the Law of Elections was presented. It 'Prot:uncials the purr and simple adoption of the roject. TwelOsseveti Peers here iu'cribed their Eames as porportine to speak for, upon, or 'gamut t! e 13w. The Duke DECAZCS arrived in Pdris ou Thurs. dry evening, and on Friday be had the honour of private audience of the KING, which lasted fur wore thins an hour. k is stated in the Madrid Papers of the 13t1. of June, that oboist forty of tier newly-elected depottes assemble daily in Madrid, and have come to the re solution of proposing to the Cortm to proceed by crialiiall p►ocess aping th e 69 d e p u t ies w h o , iu 1814, detteuntle.d of tlae KING that the coustitutton pl , nteld be abolielied. but that should these 69 de puties hr condemned to drat h, they would throe in. duce the Curies to r.curnmetid to the KING to cottifinite the reet,i.htuent. 'I lie Fiencli Five pier Cents. are 76 1. 85 c. liii.k S.ocit 1,59() 1. Yesterday Vlscumst CASTLTREAGH sn au• dirtier of the fitsc. sr his Pubic, iu Ducitsts or Yogic.--%Ve ore extremely I *pity to say, her Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK is so much better, that the medicsl gentle. oleo rdik4l in to the .Urodsut•e of the Royal D ue i, t , e 'p ole not issued s further bulletin. The K-neral report of the state of her Royal Highness ) everdsy was, .‘ her Royal Highness bad a little ►leep, sod is better t h t• morning." 'I l ie ()Ac e of YORK left town yesterday utter noon, about three o'clock. for 041141015. Yesterday the Prowess AUGUSTA visited the Duchesses of CLAREACIt sod Sairk.WslmAg, mud the Prowess Surma. vr THEATRES. OPERA •HOVIIS. Ia the hut of fashionable, last night at this 'bemire we °hero ed The Marchioness of lAoadown, Marebionews of thil;rdeory, Coast sod Gators 144. Aetwoia, Earl sod Coarties Weeny.% Lord Lowther, Lord sad Lady Mamma, Lord .1. Rowell, Lady Decry, Lady Dedky sad Ward, Lady Coissios, Lady Rosary, Sir Jobs and Lady Leicester, Lady Temple. lies, Lady C. Westky, Ladies Braligartl, Lady Owen, Sir J Longtime, Sir Charles Bsispfysde, Sir Jahn Leach, lion. Mr. Staillenpe, Mr. avid Mrs. Leicester, Mr. Brig, Mr. Orby H aster, Mr. Giles, M.P. kc. DRURY-LASS. The Fitelash Fleet was pea/wend lore lest night. AR apology was made for the absence of Mr. BRAHAII, occasioned, we are sorry to sdy, by intlispo.inuu. Ilia farce ors supplied by Mr. PRARtSAN. ()lithe conclusion of the opera, Mr. RUSeIiLL came forward and seitionoced the per formances of this night under the patrcootge of her MAJESTY. An enthusisslic Kunst of spplanse ful bowed this communication. The QUEEN wit hair. log at present any household, we presume her MAJESTY will not go in state, but if we may judge from the expression of last night, her per sonal presence will not requi►e the aid of pump, parade, or circumstance. PUOILMN AT MOULSBY snmsr. The great fight betwsr• Shallow end Cooper, fur 100 gui neas aside, mid two other comllests foe subscription pulses, betwet■ Windeind and Come, and young Curtis, of Ber mondsey, option W.•son, of Walhalla grams, took place yes terday. Notwithatoodieg the intense beat of the weather yester day, the foneg were nut to be deterred front witnessing their favourite pursuit, and the delightful spot of Monkey Hurst was mice more the scene of action. Cooper since bis defeat by the Gas-light man, had rather tost ground among the amateurs, sod Shallow was decidedly the favourite, six and five to four; hot coo the night previous to fighting, the takers were more numerates than the betters. There was a fine display of Corinthians upon the Hurst ; and at five minutes afire one Cooper appeared in She ring, deemed in • smock frock, sod threw up his hat, followed by Belcher and Harmer. as his seconds, and shortly afterwards Shelton repeated the above token of defiance, attended by Randall and Spring. The odds were reduced to guineas fur pounds on seitiag.lo. . . . . 1. Shelton appeared in the highest state of condition ; and Cooper, it was observed by all present, was never in arch good fighting trim before. Roth appeared very confident ; and after ',in!? each other fur about half a minute, and dodging about to obtain a good opportunity for a bit, Shel los made two hits, without say effect, ■nd followed Cooper close late the corner of the ring, when tome exchange of wobbere took place in a close, rather to the advantage of Sheltea, and in going down. Cooper ondennort. Load shoaling—and, "Go down, Shellon. 2. Shelton came to the scratch smiling; bat Cooper, with out ceremorty, gave him a most terrible blow on the ribs, and got away. Shelton pursued Cooper to the ropes, and get another ribber. Shelton made a hit, but he received a facer and fell un one knee —" That's the way to win, George." 3. The science of Cooper now horst forth, and another ribber wax the null. Some severe exchanges took place, and the Mira wu trickling down Sbeltoo's cheek. 801 l down. 4 This was a severe round on twill sides, when Shelton went in. and fared his opponent down. 5,8, 7. Desperate rounds; good fighting on both sides; little choke, but Shelton rather best of it. 8. In this round Cooper displayed as fine science as ever was seen ; he stopped, hit, and broke away in a style never excelled; bat in closing' souse sharp fibbing was ailnititis. treed to Cooper sill be held the band of his opponent, when bulb went down 0 and 10. These were terrific moods; both of the comba tants hut each other to a stand still, yet Cooper had the worst of the last rotted. 11. Shelton, rather furious, (build himself out till he f.. 11 down exhausted. " lies !piing, Genf,* ; yon must win it." 11 and 13. Cooler look the lead ati decidedly in these rounds that Shelton almost laid humeri( dun°. 14. Siwlton received • hit on the ►ead, that sent hits down in a twinkling. li's all up," was the cry.-4 to 1 on Cooper. IN 18, 17.18, and 19. All in favour of Cooper; sad in one instant, Coopir would not punish ►is opponent at the ropes WIMPu he was in a &fenceless state...—Any odds. 24) to 21. Cooper still taking the lead, but the weather was so toteusc t►at the ace were blistered beyond imagism. 22 to 28. Shelton was now so ouch refreshed, that it was 5 to I 1111011 him; yet some of thr russets were so diveisified, that it might be said to be sny body's battle. 29. Cooper's mob Walla to took had, awl Sheltou's was also much punished; hut the latter had the best of it. 30 to 32 Cooper was row so exhausted, that 10 to I was offered sersiost bias. 33. It was now OP mud, again►t Cooper, that lON to SE and 1001. to 3f. was offered, but no takers. Cooper, however, cut Shelton doves. 34 awl lai4. This rowed was almmt like one of the won ders of the world. Tom Bekher was begged to take his man away; but, *trance to say. Cooper laid bold of the rope with his right baud, Ind cat!c.red himself up fur a desperate hit that he let fly int Shawn's sob, so decidedly added to its fuming in contact with the poet, that be west down like a shut and could out come nail'. REMARKS. C.isper is not only one of the fittest fiehtere on the list, hut the gamest wan •lire. The iatense heat of sun was enough to beat a giant. Shelton showed himself a guoJ fighter and a game man. Such • pugilistic treat has not horn experienced for doe last twenty years. The ■matrnrs were tit logisted beyond measure. Cooper will mow be harked against the Gas-man for a large stake. It was wer in thirty four minutes. The second ezht, between Windefiud and Corse, Was pro nounced so corish, 'hat the puree vain withheld frum them, and giver to Young Curtis slid Vi'aison. This third fight Was equal In the brat set point of goodness, and Curtis hide fair to he • teaser sighing the light 'heights. He won it in 25 'mimics, without ■ 'wretch upon Ins (see. Corgis is bendier to the pugilist of that name oho lost his life with Turner. The two Browns seconded Watson; and Josh. Hudson sod Hull were fur Curtis. SPARRINO AT TRUE FIT•s COURT --To Ike numerous Gentlemen now i• tow., sod who have •sever visited the shove place of amusement, • fine uppurtowity presents itself 10-110.1(10W, at two o'clock, its St. Mortin's.street, Leicester. fields, in witness the scientific exertions of Belcher against the Nonpareil. Thu Champion of England, 'Corner, Estes, Richmond. the Gas Light Mau, bc►oggisss snit Spring will WOO 111.1o:ay the advantages u( self..lef.r.ce in ■ valiety of rumb.sts. It is for the benefit of Belcher, mailer the patronage of a Nobleman of bigh rank. and it will b. • rare treat for Ilse straugi r. Limper mid Shrltou will also abuse denim I s es. Yesterday rnurniuir the remains of the late Feaseis Padwa, Ea+ the pritac.pal cook to the Kole, were removed from St. James's Nolate foe itstermeot no Si. Marlin's. Church, with every mark of respect a, a faithful ■ad excellent serer tit of his Majesty fur upward. of tweedy year., as Ile was toughly esteemed by all his brethren of she Royal Household, and as n proof it, be was ("Lowed to the grave by between thirty mid forty principals of the Royal Hustatituld, besides private Those of the Royal Huambold followed is s. mourning coaches. 3liva SCANHOPI . II new Romance or " '!'he ere. macro," on which ►he loss been engaged 'Co two year■, bas at last spade its appearance, awl we think every person of taste sad feeling will be highly gratified with a perusal. The ntannens of the 12th ermine, ore accurately depicted, and sided by the races of Fiction, will juiciest sad please every class of 'cultic .. TIIF: TURF. TATTERSALL', alospav, Jim W. DONCASTER sr. LEGER. • le 1 evil Ailterian 116 So 1 anal bower 11 le 1 opt Atha's.% 16 to 1 agal Lady alit Tale 14 le 1 8201 Tramper IS le 1 ag o Woodlouse illy 14 le 1 ere Nor AL Dykes I2oso 1 apt any usher 111 le 1 eget Ardreeme I NEWMARKET ST. LERFR. 4 to 1 eget Mr. Lowe I II to 8 .0 Sailor DERUIf. Nu atieratioa. NEWCASTLE RACES. WPONESDAY, JUNE ti. The Silver Col% value 811 gs. added to a Sweeplakes of Ave guineas each, for three year old. stud upwards. Heats, Iwo lade, and a quarter each. The owner of live serwild home to receive twenty guineas out of the Stakes tern Subscribers. Lord Strathmore 's b. r. by Ardrorsan, oat of Varian. lode, 3 yrs old 70. (Lee) Gra. Orde's h. e. Percy, by Walton, 4 yrs old, 811.31 b 0 '2 Mr. Kitty's b. f. Shadow, by Phantom, 4 yrs old, 5.t 9 3 Mr. Chill° n's ch. e. by Marston, 3 yrs old, 7st. Sir A. Dti's bl. f. bisrphiss, 4 yrs old, Sat. Mr. Brawdlinet h. e. by Dos Cossack, 3 yrs old. 70 lt 0 Mr. Hutt-blown'. h. f. FAiles, 3 yrs obi, 80. • 0 Mr. Parringtoa's eh. v. by Treasurer, 3 yrs old. 70 odr Five to 2 against the wioner.—Won very cup The Convivial Stakes of 50p each, h. ft. to he run slier. •ately at Newcastle and at the Caledoniao Hunt Meeting. to continue fur four years, for all ages; two-year olds. • featly-r; three-year olds, 70.; four-year olds, Sal. 11b.; Sve.year oils, 8.1. 111 b.; aix.year olds, Bst. 13 lb. mid aged, 9si. 11b. Two tiles.—(l4 Subscribers.) Mr. Milnes's be. b. Bonatface, by Sorcerer, 5 yrs old, (W. Stoll) Mr. 0. L Fox's h. e. Cardinal Woke'', 4 yrs old 2 Mr. T. 0. Powleit's b. h. The Juggler, 3 yrs old Sir W. Maxwell's ch. c. Mooreith. 3 yrs old. 8 to 4 on Cardinal Watery. 3 to 1 apt Bonn iface, 3 to 1 apt Mooreith, aud 5 stud 6to 1 apt The Juggler. Won easy. The Chaster Slakes of 250. each, lOgs. ft. for three-year olds and upwards. The winner to he sold for 200 p. if de manded. One mile. (5 Setneribeng.) Sir M. W. Kid ley's b. g. Chorister, by Comes, 3 yrs olds old, Tit THURSDAY. The Gold Cup, • Subscription of lOgs. each; three.year Was, sst. 41b.; four-year olds, 7sl. 111 b.; five-year olds, List. 7th.; six-year olds and aged, Bst. 101b.-31sres al loued 31b. Eussr wiles. (14 Subscribers.) Mr. Laniblon's gr. c. Consul, by Camillus, 4-yrs •Id (T. Nicholson) . Lord Queesisherry's h. e. Gonsalyi, 3-yrs Ohl Mr. Braoilliese's ch. e. by Macon,,,,, 3-yes old 3 Gemini Onle's ch. e. High-Sheriff, by X Y 4 3-yrs Mr. Yates'. br. b. Paulonitz, aged Mr. Storey's b. Is Little England, 6.yra old Mr laraltion's ch. f. Lady Heron, 4-yrs old 5 so 4 apt Consul, awl 7 to 4 apt Little England Won easy. The Paddock Stakes of 100 p. each, h. f.; rides, 00. 31b ; Allies, Bst.; untried mares, fse. allowed 31b. From the Neucasele Tuna.in. (Six Subscribers.) Mr Larobton's gr. c. lluasimasse, by Macbeth. (T. Nicholson) Lord Queensberry's gr. f. Fair Helen, by Viscoisut 2 Mr. Orde's b. e. Felton, by X Y Z, out ofJaweits 3 Bto4un Du alai n•ne, Zr to 2at •ny other. Woe easy. The Members' Plate of 50/. for buries. &e.; three-year olds, ast. 711 t. ; foor.year olds Bst. ; five.year olds, Out. ttlb. • six-year olds and aged, Not. 111 b.; Mum allowed 31 b. Heats, two null a :-.llrl a &simmer. Lord Queensberry% b. ni. Muss Syntax, by Paynator, 6 yrs old (H. Smith) Mr. Lambkin% b. h. Troth, 5 yrs old 2 to 1 Ott Miss Swiss. Wm envy. SINGULA ft CASE. A moo of the name of Wm. Mums, an iron -founder, at York, who is represented as a quiet ieditstrimes fellow, with • wife and Comity, has been arrested and held to bail to ap pear at the next York Quarter Sessions, kir baying on Them day, the Bth instant, in a roaversatiot with a grocer's ay. mutter, of the name of Hope, while talking of the treat. meat experienced by the Queen, said, " I wish the K—g bad a hallo through his liver, and I 'boob! have no übjee. lions to pot one Shire." Hope, it seems, who has since ail. scosided, hail transmitted a letter coutaining an account of this highly seditiou* observation to Lord Sidmuutli, a hit en closed his letter to Ilse Lord Mayor of York, r. questing that he would inquire into the matter, and take such mealtime in the case a* he thosieht neces.ary. It is supposed, ihungls there dews nut seem to be soy positive evidence of She fact, that Hope, who had himself spoken in ou very measured terms of the Qui:A.l . a persectitins, has been instigated by a secret agency to transmit the account of ihuwo's violent leorguaKe to the heed of the Hume Department —!" Leeds Mercury.) The QUEEN will humour Drsery-lane Theatre with her prriwitce Ihi. evening, to witorao the per. foroinner of Wild (hits and lion Giovanni. The QUEEN her given orders fi.r d ie t a ki ng o f a suitably country residence fur twelve mouths. Departures burgh— from Edin _ _ Admiral Sir Philip auJ Lady Durham, Sir Clarks stud Lady 1111`1)imald Ludiliari, Sir James mid Lady Catberiue Graham, Mr. Serjeaut Hallock, am! J. G. Karp, Eaq. Yesterday sw'ontglit the Cut ttttt ander of the forces, Sir T. BRADFORD, intipeeted and reviewed the 7'h dragoon guard• on Portobello Sands. and on Wed. steadily last the 80th regiment of tout on Burntstirld Links. Some of the public Institutions of Exeter have contracted tor the be.t beef, motion, and veal, for sixpence per pound, brunt Midsummer, 189.0, to ititdanninter, 1821. Plymooth Tlie..tre has been re-let for one year to Messrs. rod Bsto NET, for 1001. Extract of a letter f►om Saiut Helena, dated the 2d of May, 1820 :-• " The Lady Melville modCessing (Company's store-ships) a►rived here yesterday Gusts England, after a eery ear:neat passage of 57 days. This morniug b.. Majesty George the Fourth was proclaimed in the hilatid, wider a royal salute from the ships, and the batteries cud troupe on shore. Qa the MM. of April, Coast Illsltnslis, 14111104114111Cutnakissioner • - at the idasi, was snairied 10 Alms Johnson. daughter of Lady Lowe. The hippy pair are to embark this day for England in the Company's ship Cencrial Harris. The lady was 16 in February—the Count about 40 or 4t years of age. The Conqueror. Rear-Admiral Minipill, will leave Ihi. sta tion fur Esighnool about the end of Jame or beginning of July. The crews of the different ships are in exeello-nt health. Ike sick list of She squaitrun out having exceeded 35 for several months past. The conesleseo sit bospu►l is finished. moil likely to be productive of great benefit to invalids, as every thing is planned fur their comfo►t and convenience." Tile hay harvest has commenced throughout the counties of Devon soil Somerset, and the fine weather has enabled a great quantity to be stacked in excellent order. The wheat crops look well. Cider is from '2ls. to 30s. per hogshead ; superior ditto 30s. to 388. fa. • It is not generally known that the beverage of sherbet, so often mentioned with praise in Arabic poetry. is neither more our less than a decoction of oatmeal and suer, seasoned when cold with rose water. MILBANK PENITENTIARY. PAPERS RELATING TO THE GENERAL PENI TENTIARY AT MILBANK. Ordered!, by the House of Comons, to be printed. Mop 31, 1820. Rep.! of the Conornittee of the General Proihnetiary 21 Milbank for Ow rceepiiiiir of COSIVICIII; made its pecan. wore of the 5915, Grit 111. c. 136, a. 16; specifying, the ewe of Ike Ititiidieca, the behaviour and runtluct of the respective Officers, the treatment and condition of the ONlViehl, the artswent of their Earisiugs, and the U proars of tech Prositridiary. Surer the date the last Report, the reptile p►isoorrs have hers removed from the pesimmoss first• built, into the building prs eminently intended fur them, of *limb use pen revue is rwewpieil sueur pi i.uurAs have orecer artinitte.l lola the other: the whole of whirls is n. arty reatly far uccu. parson. The part of the p front which the females have bees removed, has been prepared fur maks, and the machine for raising water by manual labour has been placed is wise of the court-yards. The whole hexagons Is he progress, and when finished, will comprise the apartments for all the "Givers, and the MOON necessary fue stores and fur other psi poses. The fifth peotagois skip is ca►rying on. and will befit for the reception of tin. psisoners in the course of the current year; arid the fosiadatffis of the sixth and last pentagon is laid : so as to afford a hope that for whole pns..o sill be liampkied sad 61 fur use in the year 1821, V. bell the Peueteastiary is fiassued, it will contain 1,100 prisoners, viz. GOO male■ owl 400 females. The prewrit ..sinkers are 180 males and 213 females, but more are corn ing in daily. The Committee are satisfied with the behaviour and con duct of the respective offirers in general, with respect to their treason-el of the convicts; hot is an establishment huge in extent nod new is principle, it enamel be expected that all the officers, taken as they are from various situations sod callings is life, should fully understanil the duties expected from them so their relative situations; and some chasm tharefore have occasionally bees rendered necessary. The system of discipline in the Pesilentiary, the leading features of which are conciliation and firmness, has lied a strong sod beneficial effect on the minds of the prisoners is g I, as their complaints are lavariably attended to ; sod there has of late been much less of the insubordinatiou sod disposition In riot, which prevailed during lbe earlier period of the establishment. The new arrangement also fur raising water and fur ip corn by mammal labour, will enable the Committee to carry into effect a more complete teparation the two classes of prisoners ; and a stricter enforcement of the ►uks and regulaiions of the establishinent, as to the first or lowest class. The moral conduct of the prisoners has improved mach, according to the report of Ilse Chaplain, who, in the year 1819, admitted to the schuo•t 110 males and 190 females, tuakiec a total of 380; sad in the course of the present year has caused insurctiou hi he trivets to nearly the whole of the prisoners. The limed effect of this hes been shewn, in the timelier who have Meta admitted, at their own solicitation, and in (vulgarise. of their good conduct, to the Holy Sa erameat q ausountiog in the last year to 40 males sod 99 fe males, and at Laster 1840, to 143- Three prisoners were bap. find in 1819, and since that time, Ave. Twenty-Iwo were cunfitnied by the Lord Bishop of Loudon st Easter 1819, and bli at Easter 1620. Since the date of the Mat Report, 17 males and 14 females have received his Majesty's tilest gracious pardon, chiefly i■ conarquence of the Committee harts' recommended them, ua account of their good cuudact, as objects for the Royal mercy; and the Chaplain has reported to the Committee, that he thinks there are many of the present convicts who will, is as long space of time, be found deserving of the cause atldulgroce. The health of the prisoner', since the date of the loaf Re port, has ti ,u good in general; Ihrre drills. only having occurred Ireiween the 18th February, 1819, and the 18th Fe bruary, IMO; out of which was from fever, and two from consunspliou. Since the last.rameil period there have been four deaths, of Which two were from tousumption. Al present three is nut a single patient in the infirmary confined to his or her bed. The healthy stale of the pri soners is to be ascribed tiiirfly to the wholesomeness of their food, to the comparative regularity of their habits, and of their mode of life; as well as to the warm clothing with which they aresupplied, and to the care taken of them dur. log sickness. A•.t it may not be untrue thy of remark, that nut one case of ague has occurred within the walls of the building since it was occupied. . . The prisuners of both sexes are fully I naployed. The males wurk t brolly as tailors and shoemakers, in mak ing great rusts and shoes fur the military depot ; but a large portion of the sheeting used in the prism), and some articles of clothing worn by the prisoners in the Peniten tiary, ary manufactured. Until very lately, carpet rep, of • very superior quality, were made by the prisoners, and the same manufireaure will soon be revived • but a temp or ary interruptiou Las taken place in th is b rauc l e of work, owing to the loss of some of the prisoners who were most skilled is it, and whose merits the Committee thought themselves called upon to acknowledge, by recommendiag them as oh jeers of the Royal mercy. To ivccisitrual interruptions of this nature, the usauufacturra carried us within the prison will always be subjrel ; as it must be a primary duty of the impel intending C uunutee to take care, that the ow-falsest' uf a p.isouer shail irs no instance operate to retard bit The females arc chiefly employed i• the rusnufacture of straw bonnets, awl in needlework; and they bare nearly, from tlwir tom coming, been in constant employment ; though, from the low price which women in general receive far their work, it cannot be expected that their earnings should be very considerable. The Committee subjoin a ■tatemeot of the expenses of the eaiabli•liaient. as well as of the main" of the prisimeis, Junior the year 1819. EARNING, from Ist January to 31st December 1819. Male Poisoners : f e. d. To lbe amount of for work sent ort of the prison, and fur the service and see of the establishment 1,167 9 6 To the •Inouttt of earnings by prisuuers &easy ss cooks, wardsmer, Ike... tt 1,130 14 IP Female Prisoners : To the amoral of earniwrs for work seat out 01 the prows, and fur the use of the oda- Milkmen' en 3 11 To the amorist of 'amnion by prisoners actin as ward...mew, iv the laordry, wassithoute. kitchen, Joe. 207 18 4 900 1 It L 2,196 14 6 To the unlearnt of expense', incur►ed between 1. S. el. the Ist January and 31st December 1819 16,024 3 10 To the •aionnt (datums remaining on luutiul is the steward's department, on the Slat De crusher 1819 To ditto to the muster inanufacturer's depart lurid To loonies received and ontstauding fur work horn by She prisoners out of the prises 4,067 1 6 To the 'aloe of work done by the ;wiseacre fur the use of lbc csiablishisbeet 1.694 7 5 6,119 3 1 -- £ 9,904 0 9 ----.... By Order of Ike Committee, A. MACDONALD, to tire Chair. General Pesiteotiary,3olh May, IMO. PRICE OF 3 per Ct. Red... 681.12 31 per Cent... 77 4 per Cents... 86k 85; 6 per Ct. N. A. scrip. * Pr. ladis 80nd5..16 18 pr. IE, TOILIDAY, Jess V. Gen0w....... ...... 43t Venice Hal. Lir.... 27 60 Malta .... Naples 3Bl Palermo, per o: ll6 Lisboa ' . st) Oporto .. 49 Rio Janeiro. 55 Bahia SS Dublin Cork . 9 1111111X1071. Portugal Gold in f s. 4. per in 0 0 0 Gold in Bars $ 17 10!. New Doubloons._ 0 0 0 . New Dollars 0 4 le; Silver in Bars 0 5 4 1 New I.oloBcm-b • 0 LAW INTELLIGEACE. COURT OF ICING'S lIKNCH, Tunny'', lust R 7 The Lord Chief Janice ABBOTT sat this day lot the Court-Howe, n'ertiniuster, but no cruses 'f any public 'meted came 011 fur trial. PO LIC r. mAausomorGn-tracer Yesterday Cite eXIINIIII3IIIOII of S. and Nevin, for a freed en turd Milton, Earl Fstawilliam, M. Withederce, &e. was resealed at this 'Are In fitre G. It Maiswaring, Eli. The amvarta of verifies tantslemea in alleisdawee to give t videstee. but is am.- once .4 from Lord flarrowity, Lord Masan's, Sir G. Staten*, al.' ohers, who we.e poevetsted Nirnding by the memoir.- f buvirteas, the tam WPM% del'eu'rel SOIIII a tut., • slay, when ate parties would he able to witend. STATE TRIALS. rriaLna, Joss 23 This day the 6preial Commission was (spewed here, Jades bring ou the beech, when tree bills were alyssum the follewiag perms% brie; the Midst Js who we, apprehemlad ow Boosymatr imasesliatrly Lire site 111 IWO s she Ish April, with a detachment of the 10th Stirtiogshire Yrossaary Cavalry : Juhu Bawd, weaver in Curslorrat ; Thomas SlTalineh, stock ang is Glasgow; Andrew Hardie, wearer their ; Jolts Barr, weaver is Cuisdarrat ; Walesa. Swish, wearer there : Benjamin Moir, labomer is Gismo, • Altars Morriss., blaci a smith shove; Alesasirr Latimer, ',otherwise Lessem., w there; Mexasder Juhitelms w sheet , Andrewsrl White, bookbier there; David Thomsen, weaver 111.-re; James %freight, tailor there ; William Clarkson, liar Clot. sow, shoemaker there; Thomas Pike, otherwise Pink, am a. auger there; Robert Gray, weaver there; James Clellaad, smash there; Ale:seder Hart, eahistet-maker there; Thomas M'Farlase, weaver at Condors at. The Misusers. were iefurssed that their trials would take place ow Monday, the 6th of July. Besides the above eighteen persons the elms of three others is to be submitted to the Grissdisry i■ their Knott sitting. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DIAL, Jll/11Z 26. Arrived sad sailed fur the river the Teakersare, (run Ply - moot h. Comedown from the River and mailed the Roehfort for the Alvditerroorou Teleniagoe, Royal's, for Boardroom; Gray, for Qoebee; and Fountain, Baldry, fur Palermo. The two latter remain. Saikd the Anna, Phillips, fur Rotterdam; and Selina, Pinnaces., for Haniburgh. • JUN Arrived the Caledenis, Cairns, to take convicts to New South Wales. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE H. Sailed (be Siocerity, Bat Stock, fur Lymiegtoo. DARTMOUTH, JURE 25. The Baring, Lamb, from Bengal, passed One port to d for the river. IFALMOUTM, JUN! 24. Arrived the Blossom, from &moos Ayres, is GO days, with secret dispatches, which were landed sad forwarded. Arrivrd off Ibis purl the Dee, Muffrit, from Licata. Arrived off tbe Lizard, the Denutsoia, Reid, from hiatuses. Sailed the Alsrebiumess of Queensberry packet, with mails fur the Leward Woods; Blossom, fur Portsasostis sad Lee, for the Ttstward. ztvgnsmet., Just 2S. Arrived the Elizabeth, Rich, from Charleston ; Elizabeth, M‘Dowall, from the Medi mean ; and Zulart, from Deed!. The Juffrow Janette, Lemberg's. which sailed from hence fur Ostend lath inst. has put back, keying sprung a leak. On Tuesday night some diabolical villain set fire to Mr. /CairoTon'. Pheasantry, in the garden of Chariton-house, Wren*ll. by which the same wss nearly destroyed, and nearly all Me birds bursa to death! A reward of 401. is offered for the inhu man perpetrator. COURSE OP EXCa Amsterdam, C.F. 12 5 Ditto st Sight 11 2 Rotterdam l2 6 Antwerp .... 12 Ramberg' 37 2 Altos's ..... 31 3 Paris 3 day's date 25 80 Ditto 2B 10 Rourdeaux ditto 2B 10 Frankfort ao the 133 i Timm F.5.2n5.110. 10 9 Trieste lO 10 Madrid Cadiz .. Balboa 3 41 /Liget lona 331 Seville 33 &Waller 3O Leghorn LS YESTERDAY. Old A noulties..... 683 Ex. Bills, 2...pur 1 dn.. Ditto, Corti-- 5 pr. Lou. Tickeu ► 491. to.. °annum Cons. fo► Ac. 69i 70i 7u BIRTHS. At Vale Royal, the Lady of Thom' Cholmoadeley, Of a son. At Bishop's Court, Isle of Mao, on the 7th instant, Lady S. Murray, of a Poo. Oa the IStb saatast, at Littleton, Lady Caroline Wood, of a daantheier. On Tuesday asoraiaa, at his oral at tion.Appleron, Yorkshire, the Lady of Sir W. M. Milner, Bart. of a sou and heir. MARRIAGES. On 'Thursday, by special license, at Hams Hall, in the county of Wa►wick, the seat of Charles Bowyer Arlderley„ Esq. the Hon. Berkeley Octavio, Neel, sou of Sir Gerard Noel Noel, Bart. and the Baroness Barham, to Letitia Pene lope, only daughter of the late Ralph Addrrley, Esq. of Colon, iu Staffordshire, and widow of Andrew Hance, Esq. of hloahall Park, Warwickehire. On the Slat instant, is St. John's Chapel, Edi elnrgb, 4 the Right Rev. Bishop /Medford, Charles Leroux Censinotc, Esq. of Reeeisle, to Mimi Mary Elizabeth Bruce, of Kin naird. DEATHS. On liooday evenioty, its t►e 07th year of her ■se, Margaret, the wife of Mr. C. Smith, prissier, Clement's-lee, Strand. At linsckley, Leicestenibtre, on the 11th lenient, Is.hells. youngest 'laughter of the late Sir Alexander Kiuloch, of Gil merlon, Bart. At Queeosfer►y, on the Ittli entreat, the Rev. inks Hen derson, who woe Minister of dint parish dories s pr►iud of 3$ years, and 35 years Cleric in t►e Synod of Let►ia■ and Tweeddalo. At Stabiles, Yorkshire, ow the 19th correot, the Rev. Cbarko Saliba Hamilton, Arcisdirscou of HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON •RIDGE. Montag 44 after 3. I Evoking S if., 4. Mated sal Wits SWIM "MO 611 " GM'S UN, amt. bp C. 0011111 WILL. • . ut . -