The Sun. — London, England, 1819-01-09 00:00:00

~ba9• ,jestY :ialff o the b e . ,I,iltl, foist for tbo t ) ill c Aliv 13 11 for four x er- n ~ie, alro ylO Of . IP.CI P„. tend to the total destrne- I t . :: of our present Establishment in 'II '6 State. We have been often assured .a' the Particnlar attention which we have tie -v°t ed to the Religion of the Empire, which we 1 11) ' 44111 57 wish w e r e the ligion of all mankind, 'c'lltraeted th e no ti ce o f the Orthodox Members o else Nati onal Church, and that they constitute a t 4 I v n ' ' ' i lrable p ort i on o f our Readers in general. n e h ave re ason to b e li eve t h a t this is the fact, and therefore we are the more solicitous to excite their l , ar attemi on to t h e progress o f P o pery. It is 111 tlettlitly Worthy of the attention of our States , for 4 ", for i t ca n no t b e too often observed, 4t t he Roman Catholics of 'lreland never can be 1111 aeed to purchase, or to take mortgages on Which belonged to their Progenitors, use tl s ih eY hope that the time will come when tl e ; s6ll be restored to all. their descendants by v t : l ' e gislatu re . For the purpose of hastening a sh y ev ent, they are animated by political to n, as well as by religious zeal, p at . l'e all possible endeavours to obtain a partici tu:l" all Power. This consideration Llt (leeply to impress all men who wish to sup }tt ll 'e British Constitution and the Protestant t:t4l!ishment, for if once possessed of Political • ber ' the Roman Catholics would be at k 1 1 ‘4r .' thty and night, in order to accomplish " P u rl'ose a !)(1 to effect the do wnfal of that !etic al Est a bli s h men t which they consider it as :1 11 . 4 " of religious duty to destroy, and they would tl4k that the en d w ou ld sanctify the means, how l' 2‘ l, 4lt.() (=jous and horrible. The Members of the Church have often been accused '4Pitteness in comparison with the Papists, both th e Ki p i t and w i th t h e P en . We trust that 1 7 Y will he more animated in the public admi l'i"'rat'iqn of religious rites and duties, and if te 41 e dispo se d to exert their literary powers ti t Zeal its the same cause, the Columns tlt,4l"l* Pap er s hall a t all tines be open to 1 3 :' nor can We 'think that it can ever 1,. 81 well occupied as When it is devoted t re fte support of the best Religion that the , a 1 441 ti.spostt of even's ha's allotted to mankind litsTsaa t he most valuable of his benign dispeosa- ex•remely concerned to learn that a ' l f the first magnitude arid respectability c stopped pdyment yesterday ;or nearly - 1-, 1 i v i oes from India, that 1 t ,, , '..,1,,:arS ~y the :. rat At . t. in4de to reduce the Is, i ',' liturts are about (:;,()r.:(..e. Lane bodies of 116 ');:\ ) , I , C'l l .l. `" l t `' (''''''. ,.: nt both train Calcutta - oil N t ' -'e ano.,;t to ho s . • inh.,,, ,n gis t set N ice. T , . cE RE. ~ ey,,, , ' c ", o'clock, the t air. NO \ -r=,;,y, t ,b„ lit ,evo 1 1 ° 11 1 I t:t C,, l li on . [louse tar the Pavilion at glit„, V, s ;lii,:,"lday !he Lotto PRE , II),,r NT of the COUNCIL ItV •t , r)(,:'4l i ' , 'Ow n , 'horn a visit to his brother, Mr. t .I r . h 11, rt - , F . 'llte of YORK left town on 'Wednesday for ~,t l' • l 'ts it ', A anRN Find General TAY re LO d ß ai , ly t b h t e isi e ly Ne e e n ii: . I .l (i v i,, Ill( late QugEN'S of t he i r trust. 6,11,iti the discharge gtt iinirsdav Mr. Y9uttEs. the King's ' Ito' % r ived .i ' Downing-street "'" dis p atches Ans. li ' l tl l -*i "lta. it li e was accompanied by an lV e t "tier. assured, that the two qil,l l , l'e nmst happy to be i , g o f whom I ltr C ) , 'of the Countess of AIONSTE , r , and 1 ' 1, 4 Itifv'hili teas do livered at Callleib"_ ) , soon i t ;" 11. "ti a ,e s vere attack of the measles , i event let -I',3ltl4',it hirth which was s lated ' l , l *1- b ut on th! ° r ,', 1 "Q proved fatal, are not &lea( ; ,rt.co. I"tt:li(jfNry are now considered perfectly ~..le (...„. qt el 114 ' 1.1141(thi• severe and alarming illness. I t 70/.441 it-ath of - Lady GRINT is certain.-- ~ p , g Nst.) : 44 : 1 t: l ' A 'sT PETITtoN IN FAVOUR OF CATHOLIC - ttiZ'''ATi o , 1 !!Turning Paper states, that '44 " 1 te i ,, ', t , ~t ati o n will immediately (~i ,, N I I n, ' ~titole D P Dike of LEINSTER, Lord . utiiltrt.km,(zroce thec:(),.;COußy, and sever(a)f} t to etn. 'l : 4 qtitt r i 'i i L i bt r . ‘ll l ~, • eters, for the pu r p ose . 1.4 NI -1 .2 , 1; ll ' :"" —•'-" a it,qui.itiou to the l t ,,' i it ielt signKtrires to . an early "leetja Yfir, i. ,„i ng him to call oilier fli'etl6 4 of th 'flu(' ta‘nts of Dublin, and t he 13 °F civ ' t l l'hites ' , "„tis Liberty, l' et itp er 1 and relii to petitioni l 11'IL v itll Patliament for the Repeal of a 1,1)4kA1h1.5.--(Dublin Journal, Jun. 6.) ; a '''''st 1 - t. A • ~, y e sterday inorn.rig„ _. A4tii i re,itiftli cc.iinEN t, 1 ,--yesterday »ened in the Bethnal :14111;r0411, tro4 : - : ""It2 indece nt and dangerous co t s : "WB'l, ter' the Ott the outside of the wi - t'a, , 0 e i sgetirog in, in ed " them and ought to Serve as a ca v t: ): .ii lv , - otli e ,,. ,_ ' GREG: . . a fi ne young .. i (If , Sp, v _ Ili .31.1,A N ~.i, Os. D E RRY, b'cl• s , rc u 2 4 In the employ o' -I h ad oeca ")11 t o ' t ineas-.,l„ ce ii, t n na l-green, . 4 ,' l t 0 :clean th e w n',d,,,, s o n the se coed floor. i ”"t , tt "'le tl l ,. ~ ,,..1 , she got out of the wll i/11111) 41 1 4(4 1 ere e .sil . (' nirtotv ledge, and coin t-lq ", i citatiii t "0" a se;vrHl persons cautioned i 'lli!ir ' r oil P e " l i g i lliet ' n :lation, but she paid no at -ler t t()tlit.,,i, shortly atter , on looking round, hveat):4 si.l'Petl, and she was precipitated to t h e .14, Illit,„t,'"". Her shut!! was Iractored in a dreadt ,t, I ) ; 's ( - , i' ' 'lrld I I hod ,as nineh injured. Sere,. "a l'i-31w'ill to liet Y 4ssistauct, and took her "I' , 111 flt ite :', 3 rflif!i:10 1) , Sic was rdieli int', her Lll 11‘ ,., - ,. f "he in a ih. }Am ii,oe :,• at 4 ' ; a ~IrgeOD "k,fli::-","'r, wiit, ()I: , ered ht.'. • I, t! taken io 14 ' e Ity , ti 'II 110 S 1 . 1 11:31, lo Wilieh id' 11,.'1341.1(1 tVery a;ibi,lai)re allot.', livt,o le4 ' l ',as dashed in a ler • tit „ d i g hours att'er the ace ' 1j41113 but at Lengt h enired, -'•it9 COll l.r.ttgb e TITLE LATE QUEEN'S WILL. The WILL or her late MAJESTY WAR yesterday proved in Doctors' Commons by Lord A ttDEN and General TAYLOE, the Executors. The personal property is sworn to as being under L 140,000.— The Will is in substance as follows : Her Majesty directs her debts, and the legacies and annui ties given by her will, to he paid out of the personalty, or out of tlie'sale of personals, if there is not sufficient in her Ma jesty's treasury to provide for those payments. Her Majesty states her property to consist of a real estate in New Windsor, called the Lover Lodge, and of personals of various descriptions ; those of the greatest value being her wliith are classed as follows :- 1. Those which the King purchased for 50,0001. and pre sented to her, (supposed on her marriage.) 2. Those presented to her by the Nabob of Arcot. 3. Those purchased by herself, or• being presents made on birth-days or other occasions. In th'e event of the King surviving, and being restored from his malady, her Majesty bequeaths to him the jewels which he purchased and gave her; but if he should not sur 7 vire, or should not he restored to a sound state of mind, she then gives those jewels to the House of Hanover as an heir loom. Her Majesty then alludes to the Queen of Wurtemberg being so handsomely provided 'for, and gives the jewels pre sented by the Nabob of ilrcot to her four remaining daugh ters, directing those jewels to be sold, and the produce di vided amongst the four daughters, subject to the charge of debts, &C. The remaining jewels she gives equally amongst the four daughters just mentioned, to be divided according to a valua tion to be made of them. The house and ground at Frogmore, and the Shawe Esta blishment, her Majesty gives to the Princess Augusta So phia; hut if she should find living in it and keeping it up too expensive, it is directed to revert to the Crown, upon a valuation b:•ing made and given for it to the Princess Augusta Sophia, with due consideration to the improvements ; whe ther it shall please the Prince Regent, to reserve the posses sion of it as an appendage to Windsor-castle, or to authorize any other disposal of it. Her Majesty gives the fixtures, articles of camtnon house hold furniture, and live and dead stock in the house at Ft og more, or on the estates, to her daughter Augusta Sophia. She gives the real estate in New Windsor, purchased of the late Dolce of St. Albans, and -cormuonly called the Lower Lodge, with its appendages, to her youngest daag'iter Sophia. Her books, plate, house-linen, china, pictures, drawings, prints, all articles of ornamental furniture, and all other valuables and personals, she directs to be divided in equal shares, according to a valuation to be made, amongst bee four younger daughters. Her Majesty states, that she brought various property from Meckienburgh, as specified in a list, No. t, to be an nexed to her will , and she desires, that that property shall revert to the House of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and be. sent back to the senior branch of that House. He r Majesty then expresses her intention of giving several legacies. as specified in a list. No. 2, to be annexed to her will, to be paid out of her personal property, within six months after her death: but no such lists as these were an nexed to her will, or made out by her Majesty. Her Majesty appoints Lord Arden and Getseral Taylor Trustees for the property bequeathed to her daughters Eliza beth and Mary; stating that property to he left to them for their sole benefit, and independent of any husbands they have or may have;- and ,he also appoints Lord Arden and General Tayte.r her Executors. The will is dated Nor. IG, 1818 (the day before her Ma jesty's death). It is in the hand-writing of General Taylor; and two of the attesting witnesses are Sir Francis !man and Sir Henry Halford. HAMBURGII PAPERS. ST. PETEF.SBUROH, DEC. 15.,—A Journal of thi' place contains the following paragraph : .g We can assure onr readers from authentic sources, that all the 'accounts which have hitherto been spread respecting what is called the bad, and as The Morning Chronicle (which i❑ London is nick-named the Court Gazette of St Helena) would persuade the world, even cruel treatment of Buonaparte in his confinement, are - entirely false, and must have been in tentionally scattered by his partisans, for the purpose of gain ing over public opinion, and weakening the indignatio❑ of Europe, in case they should succeed in rfre:ting his libera tion. Every measure is declared erne] by these men, which deprives their idol of the means of again becoming ts•hat he once ssas. On this account, if they only believed historically its a Providence, they would declare, that no earthly power could be more cruel than it ; which, in the sight 4,f the whole world, and only unobserved by them, in a few days hurled their idol from the pinnacle of power into that abyss from which they in vain attempt to extricate him. We expect in a few days the communication of the whole of the intercepted correspondence, NS' hkb throws the clearest light upon the un abated activity of his hdhereuts. Names are expressed at full length. Sir Hudson Lowe's unwearied vigilance has given him a fresh claim to the gratitude of all well-disposed man, as ss•ell as to the hatred of the partisans of Buonaparte." [An article from Constantinople, in these pa pert, details officially the victory obtained over the ‘Vechabites, by Ibrahim Paella. The Chiet of the sect, AbdoHall Ben Sond, was taken alive, and was on his way to Constantinople, i;t chains —" an ample indemnity," it is coolly observed, for the head of the liospodar of Wallachia,which has escaped the iron Oikes at the gate of the Se raglio." One head is as good as another, no doubt, to the admirers of such exhibitions.] CORONER'S INQUEST 1N NE‘‘GATE .—TII is morn ing a Coroner's Inquest was held at Newgattl, on view of the body of William Leonard, one of the persons who was ordered for execution on Toles day next, for Forgery. The only witness that was examined was Mr. Box, who stated, that the deceased bad, for some time, been in a de• (dining state of health, and (bathe was in an ad vanced period of li c. The Jury immediately re tot tied a Veldiet—" Died by the Visitation of God." An Toquisition ‘v; taken yesterday at St. Bar rholonww's Hospital, before Tuos. SHELTON, Cnroner, on the body of Elizabeth Savage, I 1 y!i?,►s of agv, who was burnt to death. Verdict— Acciklvntally burnt to deuth.". POETRY. , EPITAPH , Fur a great Lichfield Card-Player (when he shall dig). in this world had many a rub to tame His Spirit ;—yet he with his rubs was blest, For Cards were Heaven; but no'w a single game, Quite grave and low he plays at endless whist.* His hands are chaned, and all his honours gone, He cannot call at eight, howe'er afraid; lis snit a slu•owl--Lis scvrence to be %hewn, Must wait untold till the last trump be played.. Coll 71COne ? The meaning of the word'whist, is silcisce. REGISFER OF FASI-110. AuntyAts.—Lady Ellenhorough and family, front their seat at Roehampton; Count Munster, front Brighton; Lady Louisa Manners, from her seat at Wimbledon ; the Marquis of Sa lisbury, at Hatfield, from Brighton; the Countess of Abuyne, front Huntingdonshire. DEPAnTo Marchioness.of Thou - load, for her seat, Berks; the Earl of Powis, for his seat, Salop; the Hon. Mr: Stapleton, front Reddish's Hotel, Jerinyn-street ; the Rev. E. C. Hantry, and the Misses Hantry, from ditto; Baring Esq. from ditto. BATH AttutrA LS.—Marchioness de Somery, Lord Bishop of Bangor, Lord Kirendbright, Lady M. Sheppard, Hon. Mr. Langley, Hon. Mrs. Bertie, Sir J. and Lady Duntze, Sir J. and Lady Talbot and family, Sir P. Bagliott,,sir 1-1. Carew, Sir M. Power, Sir W. Richardson, Sir .1. Steward ; General Sir H. Dalrymple, Major-General Sir J. Lyon, General Ca meron, General Hopkins, Admiral and Mrs. Monektou, Colonel Cochrane, Colonel Colquit,Colonill Holford, Colonel Robinson, Colonel Wilson, Lient.-Colonel Lauteur, Major Aubrey, Major Butler, Major Cockburn, Major Harriott, Captain Thomas, Captain Amhurst, Captain Aubrey, Captain Hawkins, Captain Captain Roberts, Captain Stuff. UNIVER:7SII'Y INTV.LLIGENCE. OXFORD, JAN. 8 —The Rev. Henry Poynder, of Christ's College, Cambridge, was last week presented to the' Rectoty of Horne, in Sur rey, vacant by the decease of the late Dr. Grind leyW . We take leave to remind our Clerical friends, who happen to he non-resident by reason 01 their residence on any other Benefice, that if tht y omit to notify to the Bishop of the Diocese, with in six weeks from the Ist of iantiAry, the cause of their non-residence, each person so omitting will incur the penalty of 201. PREACHERS AT ST. MARY's.—a•Rev. Mr. Bardgett, of Merton College, Sunday morning . ; Mr. Wetherell, of St. Edmund Hall, in the afternoon ; Mr. Brown, of Magdalen College, the Latin Sermon. PREFERMENTS.-0o IVeduesday last the Rev. Edwat d Valpy, Clerk, B o.` Cated to Ott: Rvctory of Twaite; in the Comity of Nor folk, on the gift Of tile Lord Bishop of Norwich, by virtue of his Bishoprick. Anti on Thursday last, the Rev. James Ward, D.D. was instituted to the Rectory of Bit!lngham Saint Peter, in the same county, on the presentation of Henry Ne gus Burrnoghes, of Birlingham Saint Peter afore said, Esq, DdiU R LA NE T E ATE E.—Flodden Field, we no - derstand, is to he suspended atter this night, in order to deversity the performances at this Thea tre, and to precut the public with more drama tic novelty, as well as to give renewed scope on the return of Mr. KEAN, to hl3 efforts in the popular Tragedy of Brutus. 'I he neve Pan tomime of The Sart,- Arrow, now that its pro gress is no longer impeded by interested turbu lence, seems likely to hit the mark of public fa vour, and to recompence the Proprietor's for the great expence which must have attended the pre paration of so splendid, varied, and picturesque au exhibition. WILLIAM COBSETT.-- This miscreant has at length shot his last fires as a public mitt r in this kingdom, by one of the most unblush ing and unprincipled :Ws ever openly at owed by na t. HenceforWard Mr. Cobbett t, ill be nobody; and we hope that every Journal in the kingdom will place his very name in a state of prohibition. We were among the first public writers to de nounce him as an noprincipled egotist, who ca lumniated alike, vice and virtue—worth and worthlessness. It remained for him to commit this last decisive act of Suicide, ou his own re potation. Cobbett is no more! His Grammars will no doubt follow him to the oblivious tomb. Ile 11.1 s only I.lt the progress of infamy, us a Reading made Easy ! These com►nunications from Cobbett were accompanied by a letter from Mr. C. to Sir F. Butdett, requesting hint to read and reflect ! out the letter to Mr. Tipper--w hid, Sir P. Burdett has very properly done!—(Lichfield Mercury, Jun. 8 ) Cosmos ANECDOTE.—Gretna Green has never been more distinguished than within the last two or three weeks, having been visited by a very eminent Legal Nobleman, nearly seventy years of age, in company with a female, who has brought him several children out of the pale of wedloc.k, which children, with the assistance of the esta blished joiner of tie place, be mat tied. His Lord ship travelled from Loudon in the garb anti head dress of a female. The object of this very extra ordinary step is to legitimise the children of this cuntiex►ou, who, according to Scottish law, cease to be bastards on the marriage of the pa rents at any time. Ills Lordship formally signed certain certificates on the spot, to give his chil dren the advantage of the conduct pursued. The Noble and Learned Lord has children by a for mer marriage, and, of course, this singular pro ceeding can by no tneans interfere with their Eng lish rights, whatever it nifty do with. their Bot tish.—(Shreursbury Chronicle, Jan. 7.) SINGULAR DISCOVRRY,—The Nuremberg Cor respondent of the 29(11 tilt. gives the following as authentic :-- _ _ _ " A hat-maker, of Cassel, named Maulich, has discovered a method of manufacturing Felt so as to make it impenetrable to the stroke of a sabre in the hands of the strongest cuirassier, and even to a musket bail. his fact has been prosed by numerous trials. Ile ()tiered to discover the secret to our Government for a suitable recom pence, lint no attention was paid to it. A re port of this invention, however, reached St. Pe tersbto gh, and Mr. Maulich was invited to pre sent himself to the Emperor of Russia at Aix la-Chapelle. The Russian Generals being satis fied of the truth of his assertions, be has been in vited to establish in Russia a mannfactory of this Felt upon the most tiberai ter rm.". SHIP NEWS. DEAL, JAN. 8. A rrived this morning the Standard, STEPHENS, from Calcutta. Cowes, JAN. B.—The Hope, SEATON, which put back yesterday into Yarmouth Roads, has been taken possession of by BRED 411:1 others, by virtue of an AdMiraltY Warrant, who haVe moored the ship with both bowers, she previously riding at single anchor ; she is now unable to proceed on her voyage. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. B.—Arrived the Linnet cutter trom a cruise, and came into harbour. num otrrn, JAN• 6.—Arrived the ElllCfpriZe, PATON, from Constantinople, in 36 days, for Lou don ; left there the lieu Johnson, ready to sail ; she had put in to repair, having received damage on her voyage frOin Odessa•to London. LowEsToFFE, JAN. B.—Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the Planter, Verios, front Shields to London, with coals, struck in coming over the Stamford, and lost*ier.,rudder, ; but, by the assistance of a boat, she was got into Lowe stofre North ROarts, where the rudder will be re placed ;—at present she does not make muck water. LIVERrOOL. JAN. 7.—The Cee;ar, WATsog, bound to Cuba, was driven on shore on Wednes day night on the Berken Head Rocks, and filled with water. CUSTOMS LIST. Entered Inwards, Jan. 8.--Ocean, Runnington, Cal- Ltta; Invulnerable, Hudson, Antwerp; Peggy, Hution, Havre; Minerva, Moore, Oporto; Bragauza, Robertson, Havre; Canada, Grant, Bengal. Entered Outwards, Jan. B.—Gertrude, Longridge, Odessa; Hero, Marshall, New Orleans; Franklin, Waller, Stettin; Unge Johannes, Ring, Arundabl ; Spanish Patriot, Durell, Cadiz; John Bater, Anlaby, Genoa; Eliza, Ford, Naples. Cleared Outwards, Jan. S.—Claremont, Gadderer, Ja- luaica. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BF,NCII, JAN. 8. H E Ibff M I NGS V. AIPSSRS. PI.O An action for breach of contract. It charged, that th e defendants contracted to procure hding, and collect the freight of two ships, the Leader and Suffolk, belonging to the plaintiffs, and hound September, 1816, for Jamaica, for which, in turn, they were to receive a commiision. The lading was not obtained. One of the vessels was obliged to hear. away for New Orleans,whete the Captain. was fortunate enough to get a 'cargo by his own exertions. The other returned home with cargo, also procured by the Captain, but it was nit more than a quaver of her tonnage. A loss of 2,2701. was in COi s vence sustained by the plaintiffs, for tvlich they now sought redress. In te ence it was proved, that cargoes were im possible to be had at Jamaica when the vessels arrived there. The coffee and sucar crops had failed that season in the colony ; and in the terms of the contract it was expressed, that the defend ants' vessels were to have a preference of lading, which at the time took away all the produce ready for exportation.—Verdict for the defendants. Sir DAVID and Lady DuNDAs gave a splendid ball au►l slipper, on Wednesday last, at their re sidence in ,the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Amongst tle company present were, General and Mrs, Hulse, General Delancey, Colonel and M►s.Spicer, Dr. and Mrs.Yares, and a n►►mber of other per sons of nisi hie? ion. Yesterday morning, in High -street, Poplar, Anne Johnston, a fine little gill, in the temporary absence of her mother, fell into a tub of water, and was sutiocated. An inquest was vestetday held upon the body of Thomas Phillips, Esq. who was erroneously re ported to have been murdered. Vet dict—" Died in a fit of apoplexy. 'foe BOXING RlNG.—Carter, the Lancashire Het o, who for the last two years and a halt chal lenged all England, is, since his defeating the game O.iver at Carlisle, at length matched with Spring, the late Opponent of Painter, for 1001. a side, and a purse to be given by the Pugilistic Club. Articles of agreement were entered i nto s last night, at the Castle Tavern, Holborn, to that effect.— Carter is under the patronage of a Noble Lord ; and Spring is taken by the band by some dis tinguished amateurs. The time of combat, at. • present, is named for the 4111 of May ; but au earlier day it is expected will be chosen. Carter, of course, is decidedly the favourite ; and the odds required in most instances are two to one. Pot cell and Shelton are also matched for 501. a side, to meet on the same day; but this .latter contest is a match against time ; Shelton having under taken to win it in an hour. A bottorner man is not be found upon the list than Purcell. In the Spring, the renoivncd Cabbage from Bristol, it is said, will lie backed against the hardy Scroggins. Reynolds, who beat Balasco, Church, and the Canterbury broom-dasher, can he backed against Sy. Davis for 1001. or against Cabbage for 2001. The increasing demand for MArtsnaet.'s Royal Coburg Pocket Cabinet for 1819, enables the pro prietor to announce that the 3d edition is now published with additions—Memoirs and Anec dotes of the Queen--eleven bcantiful copper-plate Engravings, Pot traits of lice late Royal Highne,s the Princess Charlotte, Prince Leopold, Views of Claremont ,&c.—some well authenticated Memoirs and Anecdotes of their Royal Highnesses, &c. —Poetry, &c.--elegantly bound with gilt edges, only 2s 6d. MARSHALL'S cheap Pocket Books, price oni) Eighteen-pence,',containing eight select Views—List of Members of the New Parliament, &c., can only be purchased at M AttSHALL'S Lott ry Office, No. I, 1101 horn Bars, and no where in London. N. B. All the Pocket Books foe 1819—Polite Repositot v, R eg ent, Souvenir, At las, &c. A Yuri, y sent to choose from to any Vail of Lfindon expense.