The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1816-05-15 00:00:00

r -- lltrAttiTsite nearly the consummation of his benevos 'lent wish—" That every child in his kingdom Islituittl know how to read the Bible." That royal and otiticel3i wish never Could have been curried into effert, without the aid of this lisstitutioo s which ovetlooked- those rele. t ions distinetiots that would have prevented parents from committing their children Lo its corr.—flirter, keur.)-*The Noble Earl couclatled by expressing his admiration of the public euisslnct of the Dukia of Kent and Stopex.—(Gretti epplamse. The Rev. Row Lssu Iltt.t. seconded tins mo tion. lie tssitl,t here could be hut, ottesspinion, that if vilest:4lnm were a hire/aux. to be effective it ought to he msjvrrsal. Atiy distinctive elasitification or selstration was cruel And tuejush Ought child in be punished .fsor the ~hit ion„ of its parent ? (hear, hear.)-.That Society, be hoped. would neve& carbide Clinrchuses Irons its pale.. " We," raid the Reverend fielatletnits, " will leave them to exclude us—f(:rad justsitirre,)—lt.reAs with us to be liberal; arid if they plesse (tholugh Gal fur elud let thesis lie the'sl alluded to a sermon preached on Snialay, in their behalf, by that excelleut prelate. the Bishop of Norwich--41ist good man dial wisely to plead their cause. That Bishop would trot like to make couverts to his ossit faith ? •awl what better mode could he devise.than to exorcise his whole might to .hers, them lore and. tenderness? U this. good Bishop!st feelings were 'universal, the people would then ,all run to (Atwell to 'hew their predilection for this most charming feeling--sf Lavighler.)--.,The Prince Regent,. and the Dukes orkeist and Sussex, were the most coll , stint hispportensof this lusittution ; yet those who were active in the dissemination of its principles, were first suspected of wanting to get utiJeriwatli the Government. Then those gut ttl Perwmages 'did right its coming to lee oust the . fittiOr. was at. This was another wise step.-(Good leighter.)— They came to protect those whom the Chinch ex cluded, will to keep thellb loyal iti their septet/mho., well knowiug s that if all the Dissenters were dm yelled aside .11i our great heap, without any protec tor, there would be no security against their tisi,ig In reltellion.tigainst the State. that sasictioutd their servitude ; but when they found that the !loyal Family were their frieuils, they must be the mad dest people.oe earth if they harboured a : disloyal sentimetit. A disloyal . Dissenter, nosier the present (:overuttient, must be worse than a fool and a block-, bead IVlteu the Church reopened its door to re erive them us Christian love and charity (which lie hoped, err long, would be the case) they would all sigam be united. For his own part. if his immedi ate neighbours were on the one side a Turk,. and on the other is Jew, lie should strait' every nerve to skew his kindness for thou. But he must check himself from a long speech, and not forget the hiot-rit was a , good one; for while thev.(the speeds-makers) loved to,hear each other every body else Wished they would hold their tongues— (Load larghter.)—The Reverend Gen tlensiii, after _paying a very gallant cotoplime.ut to the Lailtespraient, who, lie hoped, came well •supt. plied with Mu-moiety, cow:hided ,loy eahing on the Meetiug to wake "a lung pull—a strung.pull stud a pull altogether!" then the supenarowtore of ignorance must crumble at their feet.—( Great up plattse.) The Duke of )(INT, in returning thanks on the part of the , Prince Regrot and the Duke of Sit sex, and regretting the absence of the latter,. who meant toilette attended the meeting. obserival. Shot hiving originally undertaken , the wit/mac! of. the broad principle of universal education, aid found it supported by Royal munificence, he .would eon tinue to give it his most ssucessing.support. Int proceeding with their great *ark, .they might then set at defiance that portion of higotry,which ye;.ael minted to be conquered. That obstacle, woulit soon, he hoped, be removed, and people of all reli pious persuasions would at 'tools be-Convinced . that they ought to uphold 1111101Ig' each other the bond of Charity, and Peace—differing, without dis union in thine points where they could out avoid a difference,aud uniting in* good cause,wherever they timid effect a union among themselves.—( La u d cheers.) Sir JOtiti Swixatiatix proposed the Resolution of Thanks to the Duke of Bedford, &c. Nod. ex pressed himself a warm advocate of universal edu cation. The Res. Dr. LINOSAA seconded this motion, and said, thin if speculative dogmas and the meta physics of D.vinity, had been long sister banished from the world, the state of society would have been much ameliorated. After some historical 'illusions to the state in which Dissenters had been placed, the Rev. Gentleman paid a tribute to the Emperor of, Russia, fur his co-optratiou.ses the purposes of this Society, and sharply contrasted the al lesson which the Xing of Hayti was now teaching Isis subjects, and that di-sesnivated by some European Potentates. He concluded mu tlft words of the Poet— " Hest. ye, Priem. ! beer the troth sublime. He that allows °Nasality*, shares the .erient Dr. CULLYKK then mail the Ladle Report. Dr. SCHWABE.•on the pout of Mr. i'crea BALK POLIVK, the Russian Envoy to l'oetiigaol, who was unable to express himself sufficiently it the English language, lose us propose the vote of thauks to the Ladies. In making tit'+ propo.osion, 1w took the liberty of arisurisog the Society oftlw warm interest and co-operation manifested 4'y tlon Entooeser of .A 11 else Rus-bro, in the propagation of their systent ul colucation—(heur, itesor,)—tlirontgliout , his vast ens- Ore, and his determination to raise the Serfs to tho' sliguity of 1111411 ; in doing which, his Itussiun Ma jesty felt that he was establishing his 'Government on she firmest principles. Nor himself, the Koivoy a-siircd them, thatin whatever (platter of the world h e w a s placed—wherever he could find a ILiend— "there he should extend the circle of the friends of Chia fustitntron, and site lois most strenuous exer tions to dialiise its blessings, lle concluded by proposing thanks to the Ladies' Committee. — ( Loud applur se., Tbr Rev. Mr. TOIKKAVID seconded the motion, a nd lamented that the funds of the Society were nut in a flourishing state. Sir JOIIN JACK•ON, after apologising for the ob. truce of the Russian Ambassador, proposed the sari Resolution, which was alcond.:(l by the Rev. Mr. Cox, of Hackney, who primed the of th e system of this Institution, and the unmaMl salty of. its operation. The Rev. Gentleman', Aifror p 0 5 4291 a ioiet compliwout w the House of trunswick, toot an hi-torical review of the worts Of Alfred, Wickliffe, Luther, &c. which. h.td dime so touch good i:s their day. but which were camps• natively insignificant with the present sichirvemeot. This inla not aii age of sltuzle efforts. lint of grin s-al (Hies, *lsere. by a gretil sitanltinteritis effort, mankind received, a lasting und universal benefit. Mr. MARTEN, in an tilde speech, schtercated the financial branch of the Institution, snot drew the attention of the Nleetiug to the inestimable princi ple Or unrestricted education. wbirf. it win dewliord to support. Elimilion. it hail .wen writ said, was the gram! pioneer of religion, and plan:died up its course to the seeds of vegetation. lie tiwn dr& scribed the moonlit its which tire - investment of 10,000 f. was originally proposed. E nth individual wa s to collect in his ckerle 100/., and if the ediole SON Wa. not 00Na:filled in two rears, the pa• tad advance, made were to be returned —7,000/. had been procured thi 4 way. Why not seek the bat once by smaller Clinframnana _for instance, let the suls . .. scribers make op 51. with their interest—( //ear awl go sSu in that manner. Foreigners had well said, that England was the hand where olneclii of disdreas were sought after and relweed ; let them towered and continue this high character, and. they would hors no reason in despond. Mr. RuwcaorT followe I :to this strong appeal, 'and expressed his wonder that 3,154,01. could remain fur Mb instant inisapplied fot this great purpose. He was the more astonished when he recollected that in • few months, more that. half a mlllion had been collected in aid of the sufferer* at Waterloo, Of their survivors. Ile well ohrerved, that the 100t1 of education was as 'h tequired by the multi, as the sustenance of nature, It taught that hop e and confidence hereafter, withtiut which none could travel the weary path of life. —( 1 Icar.) The Duke of KENT, before putting she motion relative to the finainial part of the Institution, begged to say a few word.. l-lie Rot al Highness rils.erved, that ha had recommended the I. lots Tavern for the present Mertiog. from *full comic tion that an 1411111.111. 118 behalf of the Meeting, would not, in the city, be made in rani. He n o w Saw lwrare lain on assembly which he could pet hare anticipated. It would he unnecessary for him. to impress on the Ladies and Gentlemen preaent.the clainis of this liistitutiou; fur if trier had stet heel' impresied with its itoportance, they would doubt less not have then made so crowded, so engaging, and iuterestiug an assemblage. He would there fore only say, that a system of edutlition, upon IMMO-a and inure confined irlisit that their/6, was richly eielowe I ; and (elianie lie it spokru !) their universal lostitirtion was alimit to fall for SO small a sum se 8,0001. —f Hear. hear.) The Rev..J. INN Et. proposed the Eighth Reso lution, and trusted that an lartninjan winch 1, ; ,,i outlived the Iroulilesnine times in whit ii it had ori ginated, would still survite the comparatively swatter evils which then threatened it. Mr. (;,LRAM secouileil the resolution. 'rise AMERICAN Mtt<tc•rra theta proposed the Thanks of the Nfeetiacg to the Duke of Kent, ob ercuag that he felt laitoscll . as highly honoured iu beitur 'elected to woke the motion, as he was mare the 'Acting would be gratified tit carrying it by aeclturttiost. His Royal nightierts the Duke of• KtettT, iu re retur ss iss g thanks, observed, that this; was not the first nine they hod done him that honour ; but it was the first time lw hail ever witnessed,* numerous and flattering an attetidante--im atietnlunce which was most flatteni. to'hinirtelf, as lie had hail the peculiarly good rortuue of selectiug. this place of Meeting. Pit fiewersuccaaions, alien lie .preraded at Meetings of this Institution, he. buil indeed all titiptoE4 et the comiceralistiveraary a repetition of theinime honour. Of that pleasing anticipation he ...wee ‘ uto_ ,tv oullippio deprived. Years otay now elapse before he could expect to meet them. lint exit was the greatesitegisuilicittioti of Ins life here to attend their proceeding", so would it be *brood to hear of their welfare: To whew died' how deeply h at felt at heart their prosperity nod !ASt interests.; lie had only now to pledge himself. that the mo-ll anent when the object of howling into retirement) was accomplished, that instant lie would place ati their disposal ONE THOU3AND GUINEAS for the. funds of the Society.--(i.orid and rood istord cheirt.)—Here he begged to say, that his mot having done so before, was not for want of the will, but for mud of the menus.—(( lacers./ — How long it would be before he could redeem this pledge it ; was not fur him to say ; but ere he de parted fmm his favourite country 1w mentioned this intention, for the purpose of• stimulating them by his example to go on with the good work, and sus tain its reruggling efforts. Royal Highness expressed his gratification tied the thanks to him were moved by au American t;entleusan. He bad lows lived in the neighbourhood of that Continent, and was always grieved to the heart when national differences arose between two States like F:ligland awl Aineri , a, whose habits . ought to inculcate sod foster mutual union and heur, from Al,. Alum.)—He again, with much carotins...as. thank (A the Meeting, and assured them. that if ever agent he had the honour of tilling their Chair,-his 'was would be 4:omplete if be heard that their great object was accomplished. The speech of hilt Royal Highness was received with the liveliest interest. la the-course or the day Mr. it) avr:s annouriesd to the Meeting u donation of I,outd. Loin Mr. ()wen, oi Swam& Mr. ‘Vti.suittruitt v. we regret to say, wits pre vented by indisposition from &heeling his genii.. mews iii favour of this valnable Institution. The LADY MAYOREpS and the Countess or DARN !AY held pilitra :at tlie4oor, and received considerable subscrititious as . the 'Meeting sepa rated. A Hoopoe *VIVI hitt ly shot in the vicinity of Can. terlitir3,. probably the companion of that rateistionvd last week as Inn tog fallen by the gnn of MO Earl of i H ESTE R'S game-keeper, he having observed two of these Leattlifill birds iu company, a little before he dealt death to one of .Tet" - iiKktVci si RDA' Bank Stock 4fio I I Indio Boll4l‘..par. I pr. 3 per Ct. Red. .. 60ti I South Sea Stock .. 651 3 per Ct. Cons. ....Iki Ex. Bills I .... I pr. 4 per Cents 5 per Ct. N. An ..MI °unworn INyt.... It Beak L. Aim. 152 7-16 Com fur atm ... li*li Zaw tlytE Lk.rc eat. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, *kr fl Mr. J.urtice ABBOTT. *Ad Mr. Justice Hot:. 'aoro, t h is day teak their oaths as Justices of this. Court. _ The`Couse theA proceeded to bear Sperisl Ar guinents. hut rose very early, iA onler towthwil the iww Judgvs an opportunity of iitteudiug the Lore of. hi. .11tuittl I-foghorn the Prince Regent, at whidt %hay were to receive the honour of itnighthood. ROBBERY ON 7HR THAMES. lob* Brown. %tely tried at the Old'Bailiy * for striding !Inth•fro? a vessel on the River, lind publican at Glackwall, tvikt 'ldle per *mu charged with the Ittte rubbery AM board the Cu►uatdudel hey, on the Thaiteii, %litre arrested in Ilgoaett, Olt SA - turd:ly, by two or the Lainlieto po. lire 'Avers. niter n desperate strifiggle-500 dollarA, supposed to lie Idrt of the stolen property, were found upon thew. They were examined yebtertlay at the Lambeth Police-a/Pee, and I...untiuitted fur further examination. to-morrow. POLICE. row-starre. Yesterday the well-known Rob Harney, who has been a noted thief for a great unntb•Fsf years, Rea. Ame:Rii.l Hill Reimer, alias Counts:, were brought to the office, by the officers 'heading ■t Comelffird House, on kleinday, at• the tinge the Adamson were resealing so her ltowsl Hirline/11 the Prieemss Charkette and hir gere'ne little ness the Prlllre of Saar-Voleinierg. The Prisoners being no torious shit-yes, found in the King's highway, fur the pier. pose of rumens ling felony, were committed as rogues and vagabonda till the beasions. lIATTOW-GAR nt§. Yesterday Al&din Macdonald and Amer Carry were brottalsi sap is, the custody of John Linstoridt, the officer, stud underwent a final examination, charged on sisopicion of having stolen a larzr thus stity of :litres plate, which they of fered for sale about tour o'clock in the afternoon of Tiresslay, 11w 7th inst. to Mr. Issas. Parker, barn-draper, Nu 14. ht. Juhn-strert, Clerks uwell, who, sissprctinar the plate to be stolen; caused the l'risoners to he detaitiesi. Yesterday Prard. Esig. of AlliemarleAtreat, and his servant, IVilliam Leeds, attended, and identified the llrnperty to be long to Mr. Ward, mid which emssitited sir Alert salters, Miry, table, dessert, and Ira spoons, tea and milk psi, sauce boats aims Mille., tot ks, slices, essoltraticks, sunffirs and snuffers Stand, and sassy other artieWs, *kWh the hats t a mows poured lu hare been tto:en one of the pantry Ily "mar pertain, betweea lbe.husers of nine in the foreuuun and tour in the afternoon of the same slay the Prisoners uttered theist fur Pale to Mr. Parker. The ehsree being proved, the ['strutters were committed to Newicate for trial. .EF.T. RIOT IN St JASIErS-STREET. kiiss Mara Aaa Tansy, Thomas Visaed, J. C. Taylor, Joists Taylor, J. Borne, Thomas Richardson, W. Drake, W. Coiyat, sod J. Richardson, were a-barged with rintously amearbliag asid rateably taking posatision at the Oneen'a Arms Them, St. JaMrs's-Week. The whole of the tanked belonging to the Office repaired to the Wass w iinestion, and a ith murk difficulty secured the Priariners, after firedog all entrance soul permuting their iiistiols. It appeared that premises Weir 'miserly occupied by a permit !tamed Crowley, wh bail eel, aid was afterwards madtAbaulfityt. A proton maimed Marston., mil his wife, had pussewsinn of 11w boom Ate by airtliiirity of the assignees Maw Yitapg, it seemed, claimed Laving par. thaw , ' User prispeety of-the. litimut i pmesstely to the docket having beer *heck igAisat CrowYf✓aud by virtue of such claim the Rereadaala vrete hired to lake putwarion, which they did elfectuatly, nail turned metvlati then passemon It I/assorted by Mr: Stsues,,nir behalf of 11w Asaignees, that. Alias Young was cumultitted M Nos/ease , for greats pre eatieallnu before the ComusimiiiMers of Baokrupts, and that the hankruplry bat Mace /Orow dearly astablehril in the Court of Caminsou . _ Mier Yount•, henry the Magistrates, maintained that she had legslie nital fairly panwhesed the prope►ty, a•d she tank a (owe in with her to protect her person.nit of the De fend:nits had /141 . 11 hired oil die Foll%t end of the lawn, fur the r tulips,. ■nd they met at • public-Iwn►e iii ht. James's- Mreet.—They were all *Merril to find bail. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. MAY 13. Arrived the Prevoyante, fro* the VALMOUTII, MAY 11 Attired the Princess Charlotte 'mart, with a mail frosts . New York, in le days, 64 from Halifax, iii 18 days. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet t with a snail for Lisbon. MARGAT[, MAY 13. The• Rase India fleet that was mentioned yesterday to be in the Queen's Channel, nil got under weigh this aturbinK, sad proceeded fur the River with wind W P R. It dor► not appear that any of the above ships reach ed's. high op as Gravesend daring yesterday. coseis, issv 13 Arritred the %Moon transport, to take in &cusps front the depot liete,fur Harbadues. DIAL, MAY 13. Arrived and sailed fur the River, 11* Camden, Rillingintrst, from Antigua, in 30 days; and the Charles, Milne, from Tobago, in 32 day., Vmste dues (win the River ; the Magdalen, Watson, for Halifax. _ _ tftaTZSEND, MAY 13. ArriVeA the Frientlo, Wilhick, truss Naples; Vitae, Granby, from Antwerp; and /troller, Meek. from ditto. Sailed the Star, Vatic), Car SI. l'eteriburgh ; Alavlaletta, N.w.lstrons, for Stockholm ; Goetie NerwAgtting, Clanywo, for Amsterdam ; Tung Item% Paihter, for Itullandaut i and Zecutterew, Mug, fur Auto I RINI! RK TS. CO R.K.-MAT S. 1. 4. 1 4. Vilserst, per hag of 20 atom.. 40 0 io 43 0 p.l loarrel .433 .lone.. 23 0 —2l 0 Bark", per barrel of 34 stow 24 0 —2B 0 I.IIIERICK.—May 1. A event rise has tabus' place to the price of Corn is nnr Maritrt sines Astorstay ; tlocie wss as unnsnsl supply u( IVlsent today, *bolt w. at ntr (ruin 2s. 4tl to 2s. ritl a Mifiße /tat. bas considerably ailwaoreti ; fur the best 110. a stuue was given. Barley retusaim stationary. _ - MAY 6, iVheet, pet stone. 4. 4 , 1. to Ito ; Bat-1(7,1W ; Oats Ithl. to lid.; rigour 0?“,, 245. to 3lta.; Thirds, Et, ludo% 10r. INATII.III-'0111).-.-Miy11. • .1 • d. 'heat In 6 11 0 011.60 (tats - 0 0 ditto ‘,o..tultlys).. 11 0 0 0 ditto KILKENNY PRI('E4.—NIAY 3. s d. s. d. Wheat . Bat ie) lets 10 0 U 0 4ittu. NPOli7lO rNrEiLioßkeit. ..romPr- N EtYM ARK ET SCC<IND SPRING MEETING, isle. • .1010711DiV, Nile 13. • !Am] AislinTlaset Piulst., $4l CIA. beet Mr. CoVialles T.lr C 111:10.-5 to 3 o rittiisli. _ . . Haod4cap Sweepstakei Of 1 Vist. earls, fur 3Tyr4alals .ad *p wards. T.Y.C. - - i 14..1 3tiorclrs Collie* let.. yrs. hat. lib. I.ortf Jersey's !Cringe; Billy, aged. 416 Mb. I Doke of firaftost's sirloin'', 4 yrs. thit. 41b. . . 3 Duke of itatlaissrs Fssolsuess, 4 yrs. Sal. 71b. P 4 the Melee Owed hot 3. Ito 1 apt Goldin Leg. .7 to .11 Ilt. tileader Dilly-4 to 3 *est Nerspali. Mr. Thswohilfs Phosphor, ON. 9111* hest Mr..i'aoqittart's liastor,est.2l4. AIL: M. 1000.-5 to 4 spat Phosphor. . Haedscap Plate of 60/. for 3.yr-ol.ls and upwards. A. F. . 111.. Vfyodissua's 31'siderer. 6 yrs, Nil. I lb. .... , ...... )hike of It oCsol's it. h. 4 hoe 111, 5 yrs, Nst. 2lh 2 Ihilie of Graftssol.b. f. Minuet, 4 yrs, 71. 1211) 3 3lr. 'l6..rOfisll's Phoslds.sr,ll yrs, 1 , 4 t 411). 1...51i Jersey's Is. Is. Fusrstive, ti yrs,7•4. 131 h. . Mr. It. Prow..., f by %Willy's, 3 yrs, 64. 411 i 1.0, d Sil (hell's ell. Is. H•scusiossesss, Si yr.. s,t. 71h. Mr. Parte', hr. c. Quissuks, 4 yrs. 7.t. 31h. .__ 6 to 4 1111 Wanilrrr. Mr. No Willr'. Sir Joi.lota, 11. t. 411). bent Lord roley'r Sehr berof tdr, tiot $ll, D. '4l I% ft —2. to I nu 3 , llokr of lintlautl's I an.i.opzo, KA. 71b rye. :o r from Mr. G0414141.1'. auttmort, 84. 21h. T C. 100 gt. h. ft. - BerrlNG otc Tim, DERBY. TIK• game so lut Monday. h: R. Irl&ON AkD C.l Pr. fru rcut.vsom. • URDERS. • •• ii,idtbdarth„ llisiy 10, 1010. a Su iting as Major-C , neral Sir Hobert Wltwin Rod Cnift. J.III. lisitchissaito, of the 1 . 14, or Grettirter IlegOnesst of root Guard., *err , 1111010 trial, the Cestilataiiiler Chief ablitaisieslf issa*.sig our ofs:ervaii .. tort. Tlw proreediiiis haviist How ierniiisitied, the Coottiois der hi Chief hat received the Prince itfvetil's ea...091311 , k, to declare his Royal iI:giIUCAN'S Neniiinents sill Ilw trausar tions which time it•ii 10 tbe trial and coutictsuis of those INfieers. " In the instance of Majoefieneral Sir R. 'Srilsms, the Prince Regent thinks it neciltiary lo express his highs dis pleasure, that au (placer of his klauding in his Majest s %Cr holding the commission aril receiving the pay of a Rfajoi.flenecal, ',Mond have been so unmindful of what was due lo his profession; as well as to the Govermaeut; moiler ohm'e protecliiiii he hail voluntary placed Ifints:'!f. as to have engaged in a inea•ure, the declared object of which was lii ciiiinteract the laws and defeat the public justice of that country. " Nur does to, mirm Highness consider the means by which this Measure was accomplished as less reprehensible than' the act itself. For hit Royal Highness canape admit that any circumstance (soda justify a British OlSeer its haring obtained, nailer false pretetiers, plump.' is in felgiocil 1111 . 1111 . 9 from the Representative of his won Sovereign, and in hay. big made use of such passports for himself awl a sadiject of leis Most ( loristiati Majesty, tinder sentence for high ova fan, 1111;706MA in a British uniform, nut uuly to elude the vigilance of the Freud. Gosectiment, but to carry joins is such disguise throuth the Hriti,.lt lines. tilijk the Prince Regent 111411101 look confider it as a material Aggraeatiou of Sir R. Wilsou's offence, that holding so high a rank in the army, he slimilil I.3e..countenanced anibenoinemiced an in ferior officer to c..mmit a 111.6.14`.1 nod 14111.14.1 breach of pfi lilary duly, his Royal Ilighuesa nevertheless thinks it "Tully necessary to etpress his high displeasure at the con duet of CsiiiimiloJ II Ilatchinsam, for having born hinise:f en active iastriimmit in a 11111111,11fliON of so culpable a na ture, snore csmcially in a country in y with his Ma jesty, where the regiment, with which he was serving in the twinge of his military duly, formed part of an army whit+ heel 6.-en placed by the Allifil SOV.11.14•1 nailer OM C.M4 wand of the Mike of tVellineun, moiler circiovistauces which made it prentiaily incumbent 'spoil every fittiecr of that Army to abstain f ally conduct which might ob struct the esteCtliiiill of ille I I %I' %. . " Hi. Royal Highness the Prince Regent being unwilling to visit theste•thßeers will the full weight of hi. disidi 'sum, which the complexion of their offelice might have warranted, and also taking into consideration the degree of puni.hn"•nt Its which they have aulijecttl themselves, ley violating the laws of the country in a hieh this to aii.a,tion took place, has signified to Ow Coniiiimider-in-Vlsief these li,t senti ments, t►at they should he iniblithed to the Allot. at large, tit order to record, in the most public the strong sense whirls his Royal Uighur!. entertains of the li:izraiit misconduct of these °dicers, and of the clAstger Si hide woad.' accrue to thi reputation and ilitrolisse of she dish Arany, if such ass offence were to pass without a ileridril expreshiuu of Royal Iliyhaesds t severe rep: , het.' . " By Order of his Royal Hizhise.s, " THE COM SIA N DElt-IN•CiI I Er." EDINBURGIL HIGH COURT or JUSTICIARY. Friday come no before this Court the trim' of ilary Scot, sometune servant to the Reverend' Thooros Lockerbie, Alinister of the Chapel of Ease at Crystoo, parish of Colder, Losiorkrlsise, awl Join Mextoell, Surgeon, Glasgow, accost(' of falsely a n d maliciously accusing the said Mr. Lorkerhie of driinkeisoet(s, foriiicati ))))) &c. 'rills ease nits before the Court ois the 10th of of March Lest; lost, after reading she indictment, to which both siamselasoleaded Not the case *ma adjourned to the 10th of May. Nu objection being made to the relev:►ucy, a Jury was chosen, but before railing any of the wittier...les. the Judges ordered the Court to be cleared. and the trial pro ceeded with dosed doors. It was eleven o'clock at oi l ed before the evidence hath side,' was after which the S01.11:1• TOIL-GENERAL addrentetl the Jury, for the lame ctstiott, sa did Air. JEFFREY, for Mr. Nittewell. and Mr. Cocttnunx, for Mary Scott. The whole wa a aummell 0 1 , by the Lotto JUSTICE Ci.ren.—The Jury retired fur aliuut tire tniteutelt. aid relented the following verdict onion iiiiiii 43. :—" I%ex/bed Ike slid ✓uhn Maxwell nut putty, cad . fied Me in dictment Ally proms optinsi the acid Mury Scott." COURSE OF EXCII ANI Amsterdam ....39 2 2 U. I Ditto at 5itt1it...38 A Amsterdam e. f. II 19 DOW at Si& II 16 Rtater.lam c.f It 0 t U. Antwerp ax-etto. 12 0 .Hanthar;:h 35 6 2 V Ahvaa 35 7 2 U. St emelt Mare itlay's date 25 0 Date liourdeaux du 2.5 2u Frankfort not the Name 14% ex iso. ISadrid, effect Calk. effect 341 Ita►eetuua 841b0a, effect 34 St. Schostiau .. 34 14E, Tv►suar, Afar 14. LeThom 47i Griona 4ll Veseice 1061. I.m. 10 50 111;11ta . ..... ... 47 Naple. Palermo .... 113 d. per ea. Idebee... b 7 Oporto 571 Ri. Janeiro Or Dublin . lot per et. Cork.... . ..... 151 aktiotrt the Book ow Noßaud per Can. SULU° If Portal* Gold is F s. 1. Cilia, pee or 4 0 0 Grid in Bars 4 o 0 New Doubloons 0 0 a New Dollars 0 b Silver in Sere 0 0 0 New Louie, each —0 9 0 I LIT ~' BU V SS. Tosterda‘ a Court of Ali!enrol' slut 16(14 at the getters! Blisostrh of pultlir &miner, tift bare of gold, weighing is ow sr& 48f 111877 onnw„ . it bars of silver, weighing 4 1,5? t uuoets , rt.! tit oout , foreign, pa evjown to eXportallou. The ei•Oinaille• appoistlf..l iugni,e iota. 14e 15013ailift and prilirlita . ..f Brokers, deliverea iu h KeMm relation so ths 4141'o:tidy of seeeral person , . ap e !, jog to admitted to that utßee, which was r , silnnil agrwil 188. _ _ Mr. John tVuntner, soul Mr. Neville' Romeo. latr! to be Illeielsalm, attroded t and Were seorti lost lisle l'brfigiowing gentlemen were nominated b g liononrable the Lord Mayor, ill be publicly '; . .ot ,„„,,". lion for the office of Sherif or London and the Liverymen of the several Companies, on Meisn ial ., day next ; and the Common Crier was directed t'i give d *Mice forthwith, viz : go a d K sr hy, E.q iseedierolker ; Felix litd!.r c k e , grocer ; Prier Templeton'', Emi. skinner ; John Stress. r, gattmmaker; John Key, E.s9. stationer; William r.. 9 cooper; William 1l ount ford, E.g. hithcidad i c r: Lett, E. l goldsmith ; an I Arthur Pott, Eati grocer. The dues at Billingsgate Market were settled as 6,4 The first Courts of Conservancy were appointed to he i" as under :—Fur the Counties of Vaaelt and lirot. oo 24th May k and for the Counties of Surrey and MOW', on Saturday. 13th Jdne. The first Court in June war appointed for the cleri.o. Rulers of the Company of Waterman' and L!Alstel in. n, , fur the Beadles of the Court of Requests. The usual °rile» for beeping the hosting: e 1..., thou days were directed to be issued, as were the vier, ot, the sev•ral companies for a CUOMO& Hall 011 M .d.O Day nest. for the election of the several office'. The COMalliaoiOaral of the Court of liquest. fu, Months of June and July were appointed. The Laid Mayor has tippoinicd Tuesday next, for a Court of COMMUU Council. FROM LAST AIGHT'S GAZETT redwirded firm ortr second Page? DIVIDENDS. June 4. J. Arlene*, of St. Slaty Axe, London, .hui due, at Guildhall. . June 4. John Moyne, of Paternoster row, Lo n d, m , . . hat manufacturer ' al twelve, at Guildkall Julie 4. Samuel Clark, late of the Commercial road aleaex, hoop bender, at ten, at Guildhall, Imam Julie A. Edward Baker, late of Headley, Hams, of Shefford, Bedford, paper -maker, at !twelve, a Lomb's. June O. J. Peters, of Portsmouth, merchant, at t Guildhall, Landow. June 12. W. Taylor, of Liverpool, mem-haat, nt the George bin, Liverppol. June 4. W HMO, aud T. Riegle!, iif Tacistock.sti vent-garden, Middlesex, huett.drapers, at ten, at hall, London. June 18 W. Poetess, of Birmingham, brass-f h vett, at the Royal Hotel, Birteteelsers. June 8. II Rugg aed C. Rage, of Austin-friary, silltmeni at eletite, at Guildhall. June 11. C. Gayly, of Heurietts-street, dlesex, linen-draper, at tett, at Gh oldhall, June IS. (:.Cox, juu. late of Exeter, seedsman, at t. Guildhall s ; London. June 8. J. Eau% and J. W. Bullock, of Cullum•rirect, dun, Itireuitighast merchants, at eleven, at Guddli.do Iroise 21. W. Rowdier, of Madvley, Salop, enlister, at the Tontine Inn, Markley Wood J sine 11. W. Nix, of the Royal Exchange, and of HI London, patent-medicine-vender, at one, at Guildl June 11. T. Struey, A C. Got-vine, sad J Fabian, ateeM, London, %Amen, at ten at Guildhall. June 4. C. Sondout, Devon:hire-square, London, (hind, at one, at Guildhall. May 18. J. His I , of Middlesex, worker, at twelve, it (;iiildhall, London. Jeer 4. W. Wood, of High-atreet, Lambeth, Surrey, camper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jane 11. T. Kirkby, of Newman-street, Oxford.alreel, dti ci e % , limner , nt eleven, at Guiltlitalt. Loudon. • June 5. J Halinarsek, of Markley, Stafford, retails-ea triage at eleven, at the Roe Ruck, Newesatie.under-Lywee. June 14. .1. Itymill, late of Shipstoa-upunAllour, Weffer.ev, terrier, at eleven, at the George Inn, Shipaton.nfitielikusi. June 4. J. Ward, late of Beetles, Suffolk, merchant, at els vest, at the White Lion Intl, Retries. Jane 11. J. )Wte; of Cbeapside, London, bout maker, at . . . . ten, at Guildhall. Jnne IP R. Moffatt, of Manctsestter, merclmat, at ten, at the Mosley Arms tun. Manchester. June 11. J A. Deschamps, of Rmaard's•piner, Oi-Leon . , ::, at lea, at Guildhall, Louiluoi. June I I. T. Gui aity, of Stasiluipe-strcirt, Clare-mail t,. . - - dkvex, coal-merchant, at ten, it Guildhall, 1...m.1ms June 4. S. Brawn and T. H _Scutt, .11 . St . London, mercbauts, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—Jua it 4. J. H. Procter, of Liverpool, linen-draper T Thornher, of Color, Lancaster, cotteumiaiiiifacturer.—J. Applesou„ of Stockton-upon-Tees, Mohan., hookseller.—D. Bate now or late of Faroham, Sorry), timber-merchant —A Fold, of Birmingham, vielnaller—J. A mel I, of Car halloo, Sunet, paper maker —G Betham, of Middlesex, mariner Woodcut?, late of Tunbridge, Knit, banker.—J Poole, late of Whitrhaven, Cumberland, linen-draper.—J. Collin.. a Cree Church-lane, Leadenliall-litmet, London, cuppex-pl .te• printer.—.l. Bell, of Pocklinztoo, and J. F. dell , of !kr!. coalee, York, merchants. ERRATUM.--lo the lust stanza of " A Pra”,-," iu.ci 1..; our Paper of yesterday, for " alone," read •• Ow 214 'TV. itgrig, at atras. fled, Alal. belt t...• twelve, al • t awe, at to•ret, Ca. at Guild. It r • 41 • 1/1111e1"1 4 tan lee, at rest, Lea. at t lean, tusoof.la.or, Illsall. of Priar.N. ohm, tn., MARRIAGES. On Saturday, the 11th in.t. at Walks*. near Rrist4, lir the Kra. Walker Gray, Abraham Gray 'buffing Ban 1.11. Faq. second sun of the late John Scant!' ett Harfurd, Esti a Stator CaMle, to Elizabeth Grey, youngest daughter of Ilt.. late Majur.Geoeral Hondas, of Fiusgask, sea ',mew to the Earl of Home. On Friday. the 10th of Msy, by special Breuer, at Eirsi.- fele. Captain the Honourable Blades Thessalia Cap.', 8.C.8. youngest frother of the Earl ulf Eases, to Has .1. t Catherine, only daughter of Francis GeorgeSanyth, E.' of Upper Brook-street. The ceremony was performed by the Honourable anal Rev. William f'mwl. DEATH'S. On the 12th instant, at Oaktini, after a Ling John Noaland Sandell, axed 46. At Port Louis. I•Ic of mice, on the 13th of January bo.t, Henry Fralaths Cut Lately. at GM gralvie, parish of Kistrardiue, Rontsliire. Alexander Campbell, idius Ivirracis, at the advance.' age of 117 years. Ile was hurts iii 10.18, carried arms in 1715 and. , William Lord Russ, and, till his ikatli, 'hewed the chars , teristir hardihood of a 111,rblauder he an encomiums "rote In the reveres* weather he went with his neck and bare, and to the last walked iwrfeetly mart; tress it , • short coat, kilt, and paid, nod his staf f g‘incrally micros% del breast. Till the uncommon storm of suns of last *bit- GIL, he could walk slosh to Gladlield and the Manse " ilsy, *lee balance tieing Omni eleven miles. He Nitwit a. scholar, loM year, in nue of the Gaelic Society &book ii: parish, actually learned tbealphabet,and begsn his farther progress was arrested by the failure of Ms si He waited lad harvest on the Right Hun. 11:J111.%`VO . 1111.- . at Ruselvall,wheu his Lordship, with los wooled brio value', gave him a shilling fur every year of his life, sail a boll" , arm to buy a little of his favourite Uslll6lll4lll.opgia., to 1„,.. I old age comfortable, tu all, uporsivis of aya guineas. HIGH WATER AT LONbON IBRITWE THIS DAI Morning 34 after 4 I Erguist 48 after 4. I.ONDON Priuted rind Pat.lmbed at thi Office, No Strand; where Atlvertesemeuto art• recntetl. ar.l tett." (Poll paid) mut.t lie atiilres.ed —C. SMITII. N. I. clement's lan. Prater IVIIITE. Kv 1 1 7, f,f , r Pu ober . Numisnot 41th rw KAT" n.wor. THIS EVENING. their Majooliee Ron time, • pew Tragedy. yolk BEH OR THE CASTLE 2 r , • IN Oh ewer Scenery, D The uew Marie imei.ltlitet Mr.' The Mors-ter* by Mr. )[r. Powell, Mr it Phillips Elmworils, Slisa Carr, Mr. itayee, Mia. ('.wake, Miss (i tar her Ttli appearance na The Vocal Part, by Mr. tia.l Master tiarr.s. I he Prologue to be spok , by Miss Kell). After which. a Cat THREE WF.E.;Kti Sir Clialhls Racket, Ms Lily ItArty', Miss Nash; To which 1w adaed, I N 111111.31 R in THE COUF OR, MORI MAII . King of F.ach of Anjou, Mr. T. Gould strplu•m, Mr. Hoghss. M Mos Nash; Lady Mowbr h:Ols _ PI.X.V and plates to be {Ull‘l4, at the iwineinal lint etreet, (robot tell till four. The new Inhnionl, will lw mortise To-tenieri , w, The Magni. the flatstrflay, the Farce On Monday, The Marp An entirely new Melo called Obernu's Oath; or, will be prinineed, for the t THEATRE-ROY T ILLS EVENING will tv• TUE The !Itranger, Mr. Krn Oviedo , ' ; than,., St,i;gw . l 111,1111*y ; Frmurio., Mr. Fu C.outetroa Witlikrbcu, Mrs. After wi KILLING S r Walter Wilton, hl Liston ; Bliskiii, Mr. Mel port ; Naiwy, Mrs. Sterns Plum for the Boxes ti Box-Wrier, Mart-street, to The Doors will be ors lessiti at Halt-past Six. To-morrow, the New with Lore, Law, and MI • thi Saturday, the Com Mhisiine or Conics On Monday, tbe Trar On Tuesday, the Come Ow Wednesday, the Tr On Thursday will be formed in this colintcY),c Adelaide, Slim O'Neill; TILE LAST NIG( PEKE KING MR. BRAIIANI to the Sishgcriber riser:a, that hi. BENEI the kith of May, when teat yes..) the critbrated LA Plinritial Characters 1. anti ♦itmnra U d.oti ; Di Gwenuui , and Mr. 1. Several New Swigs au night only Mous. V.•stris bas cos astut,eatitlett, LE AMA' InU r.prr, to the course of the ev Fodor w II slug tlo reahaio—Madame Vest Well," with Mr. Beaks Mr. Salowa, who has perform " Sweet Bird," Flute by Mr. Nicholsou tkv Bosom," from Na' Nadi, the famous But Gliztiehni—Mr. Beaksu poetry by Mr. Arwol.li- Atitir=swil the " Del Jr.'A Nicholson will pli will lie introduced " 1 Kinn. - with Variations Mona. Vestria and i IkHA.F.ROK, by partit Ly pertiliwoon of th. Deury.lase, Mn.RAI LI \ S'S ODE ON TH astd t haractrriatic setae with a FAVOURITE I Rows and Tickets to bet ; and of Ur. &SIM CRUTCH ED FM Egrennt HOUSEHOI: locale I.:FEECTS. gong to Haaibitltta TO HE I I 1) :fa Tills D.IY, THUM ALL the truly vice a rirlt (tit Stir t•wic..woutt vo:tr, huge Chiniu (3 ,, c4c, Greenlet red, Table.. several InrAv Chair Bedtovvul, &c. On the Prey,' All the newly new ai EFFEcT%. among wk fiewette4 fledsteails, w use , ly lined ; tent, sufi Bedding, usaln.enny en Curtain,, Ladies' Dress her Baths, a rich Cy Boi.kcase, Waranittes, eating linrlnur Fisruat made Grecian Std, hum 12 fret by 4 feet 6 ; and nther Tables, a rim htirwiture, rich Tea CI Linen, 'lttekey awl nth I.testies ' &wises. • G hoe my hall (lain, 4e C.ataugutt SO I. 1. tiesecre, New.liusa,