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ADMIRALTY-01'17CE, Dec. IS, Isl 9. NOTICE is bereby given, that a Session of Ovel and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Qr. fences committed on the High Seas, within the Jur;craaion.of the .efiliairalty of England,will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on fridaa, tife eßth day of January next, at Eight o'clock in the Morning: .r. rICTILIZLING-WWCE, Deceinber 14, T HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His .1121.TESTI"S N,-11 7 1' do hereby glee .Votice, That on Fridan, ,the 24th Instant, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writing rsea:ed np), and treat for Thirty , Tuns of lIIIPTER, Forty Tons of CHEESE, and Thirty , Tons of VIRGINIA LEAP TOBACCO a Ire delwered into his Majesty's Viola&li,vg Stores at Dept, in the space 61 . One Month, bo equal fneekla prOPortions; and 19 be.pai,d,f6r by Bills, payable, without Inteeet, sixty , - days alter date: '• •• ' "' • The Conditions of the Contractsinay Ge seen at the Secle 7 4zr . 7 6: °Sire- No regard will be had to on, Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words, at length, or that not be'de livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Fri -day, the 24th Instant, nor unless . the Person who wakes the Tender, or some Person on his bebnlf, attends, to answer 'when called far. VICTU.II,LING-01410E, Ucc. 17, 1819. T CO,IIIfIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 11 7 ArY do keret,/ give Notice, th a t on Friday, the 31st instant, they wilt tie ready to receive Tenders in writing (sea/edgy), and treat for the supply of :chat FREtin BEEF may he required for the use of le , s jesty's Ships and tjessels at Peterhead, in Aberdeenshire, for the space of Twelve Calendar Months. - The Conditi,ns of i/se Contracts May he seen at the Seere .tary's Office, at this Office, or by=applqing to the Postmaster at Peterhead. reward will be had to any render in which the Price 4 hatt not be. inserted in IPords at length, .or that . shall W i t be olelicered to the Board before 'One o'Cloch on-the said Friday, the 3rst instant ; -.nor unless the Person who Inahes , the . Ten der, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer toien•called Each Tender mast also be accompanied by' a Letter signed ay two responsible Pertrons, .engaging to become bound with the Puny tendering, in Me Penal Sum of L. 500, for the flue pelfulmance of the Contract. VICTUr 1. 'G. OFFICE, Dec. 3, ism TH E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 31.d.IESTrS NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tha t Ilin•Tuesday, the 88th Instant, they wilt be reaay to receive Tenders in •writing (seated up), and treat firr• the supply (on s#parate Contracts) of all such quantities of SEA PRO VISIONS and RUN! as may be demanded fur the Service ql lCit Maje..4's Ships and Vessels at Greenock, far Twelve CaL 'radar 91107)1'S from the Bth of Jaartarynext ; to be paid for by Bills, payalde, wiaoul Interest,:Sirty Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen mt the Se eretary's Office; at this Office ; or by applying to the Collector lf his .114estys CastoMs at Grienoek. _ No re{•ard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deli: tered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said Taco day, the 28th Latgnt; nor nniess the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer to/ten called for. • . Each 7'tuder must also be accompanied by a Letter .sigied by two responsible Piisons, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the penal Sum of 5001. for the due per . - fermance of each of the Contracts. . . VICTU.II.I, hVG-OFF ICE, Dec. 14, Ism THE COMMISSIONEI?S for VICTUALLING His ithJESTI'S Ari VY do ItereGy give Notice, that on Friday, Me 7th of January ne.vt, they will be ready to receive Tenders in wri.'ing (sealed up), 'and treat J'or the supply (on separate Contracts) of all such quantities of FRESH BEEF and RUM as may be required for the use V' his Arajc.sly's Ships and Vessels at the Ports under-men tioned, viz.:— Liverpool Fresh-Beef. Londonderry and 1_ Loughswilly J Liverpool for the space of Twelc,e C'alendor Months. , The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Setre tary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collectors of his Alv'esty's Cust.nts at Liverpool and Low/0711,7y, and to the Secretary to the Postmaster- General at Dublin, respectively. - No regard will be had to any Tender inewhich the Price shall not be inserted in IT)rds at leng - th, or that shal e not be delivered to the Board la . :l6re One o'Clochon the said Friday, the 7th of ✓anuary next ; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, ~r" acme .Persua on his behalf, at tends, to answer when tailed Ar. Each Tender must al.:o he accompanied by a Letter signer ky two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound .with the Party tendering., in the Penal Sam of 5001. for the due .Performance of each of the Contracts. COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTHMAS. CUNDELL's IMPROVED BALSAM of•HONEY. • M R. CUNDELL, No. 47, AnNORIES, thinks it a Duty to inform .his Friends and the' Public, that his invaluable Medicine, Cundell'F , improved Balsam ot Honey, is still in the same Demand that it has txperienced fur 'so long a series of Years for the effectual Cure of the aLuveComplaints ; it has been too long a favou— site with the Pnblic to need any further obscrvatiOn, Mr. Cundell begs that Purchasers will be particular in asking for "-CondelPs improved Balsam of Honey," as Litany cuunterkirs are abroad. Auld by all Medicine Venders. Ircit. _ THURSDAY. DECEMBER :23, 1819. EAST INDIA 110 LISE, Dtccniber 9.2, 1819• HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT will be held by adjourn ment at their House, in Leadenl,all-street, on WED NESDAY,' the lVis January next, at Eleven o'Clock itt the for the purpose of considering a Proposition which itl then be made agreeably to the Notice tabled at the GENERAL COURT • on the 22d September last (and which was this day adjourned to the said ieth of January) to place in their COURT-ROOM, a - STATUE of the late ,Right Hon. WARREN HASTINGS, as a Izst testimony of approbation of the long,.zealous,and successful Services ren dered to the EASTINDIA COMPANY by hat distinguished Character. The Resolution of the COURT of - DIRECTORS upon this Subject, is now open at this. House for the inspection of the Proprietors. - JOSEPH pART, Secretary. 1 3 .A R I_, IA MEN T. HOUSE, OF LORDS, Di o 22. The irifl) Elections Aniendrnent BM was rrtmi the 04(1 +line and passed, and some routine busi ness was disposed of. Their Lordships waited for some time in ex pectation of the return of the Seditious Nicelings Prevention Bill from the COmmons, with the de cision of that "House noon •their Amendments therein ; but that proceeding did no , take. place, and the House adjourned till to-morrow. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dec. 22, 1819. T fl B 'coußT of DIRECTORS of the • UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND .'IRADING•to the EAST INDIES, do •hereby give Notice, That at the ADIOURNED GENERAL COURT of the said Company, appointed to be held at their House in Leadenhall street, on Wednesday, the 14th .January next ; there will be submitted to the consideration of the Proprietors, an unani mous Resolution of the Court of Directors of this day's date, recommending the Court of Proprietors to authorize the Court of Directors to offer to his Majesty to raise and maintain, at the expense of the Company, a CORPS of VO LUNTEER INFANTRY, from amongst the PersOns in the Company's Employ, and if IA Majesty shall accept such Of fer, then to authorize the Court of Directors to Defray 'the Expense of the Corps, so to be raised, out of the Funds of the Company, and, if necessary, to apply for an Act of Par liament, to sanction the appropriation of It sufficieut part thereof for that purpose. A Copy of the said Resolution now lies open at ibis House, for the perusal of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, In Royal Octavo, price 9s,Gd. hoards, AN ANALYTICAL DIGESTED INDEX to the following REPURTS•in EQUITY : • Anstruther—Ball and Beattie—Brown—Rnek—Cooper— Diekens—Eden— Forrest—Maddocii—Nleri vale—Priee—Rose—Slchoales and Lefroy—Swatiston—Vesey, jun.—Vesey and Beames—Wightwich—And of all Anteee.l dent Reports, as far as they afford mil General Principles ; with Tables of Titles, Reference, and'iNarnes of Cases. , . I. containing- Title '• BANKRUPT," comprehend ing all the Cases upon the subject, as well those at Law as in Equity. By ANTUONY HAMMOND, Esq. Of the Inner Temple. London ; Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son ' Law Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street ; and J. Coolie, O r m on d Quay, Just published, THE TwENIT•FIRST EDITION. THE POST OFFICE LONDON DIREC TORY for t 820; being a List of 20,000 Merchants, Traders, &e. of London, and Parts Adjacent. List of the Lord Mayor, and Court of Aldermen. List of the Banl,ers in London. List of .700 Country Bankers, /will) the Bankers they draw min London. List of Public Notaries. List of London and Country Newspapers, with the Places and Days of Publication. Lists of Army and Nary Agents, Directors of the Fire and Insurance OtFces. Lists of the London, West India, and East India Dock Companies, Foreign Ministers, &c. &c. General Information refitting to the POST-OFF:CE, in cluding the Last Rates of Postage, Regulations of the Two-penny Post Office, &c. &c. • Sold by J. RichardsOn, Royal Exchange ; J. Asperne, Corn- Sherwood and Co. Paternuster-row ; Situpkin and Mar shall, Stationer-court; and by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. SHIP NEWS. The Company's ships B.kmbay and Hereford shire arrived at Bombay on the 4th August The Marquis Camden and Inglis sailed from Bom bay, fur China, on she 24th July last. PENZANCE, DEC. 20.—The brig Breseis, Patterback, from Symrna, fur 'Amsterdam, canie to an anchor yesterday near Prayer Sands, the Eastern part of this bay, in a very dangerous situation. Some passengers landed at Pupias Cove, and are under quarantine. The vessel rode with two anchors, and this morning some pilots having got on hoard, they cut and stood to sea, supposed for Falmouth.. One of our bay boats in attempting to get alongside a vessel yesterday, shipped a heavy sea, when two men were unfortunately drowned: I.treepoot, 21.—The Demerara; M'Clune, for De merara, is supposed to he lost near the Salt ces, as a le:ter ad dressed' to Messrs. Bolton mid Littledale, marked .‘ Defoe ram, 29th October, 1819, per Demt:rara," was found in the Bannow, - BAlytague al% , also three bales of cotton, several pieces of wreck, a n d th e body of a sailor. Dem., Dec. 22.—Put back the whole of the, outward bound that sailed yesterday. The John, Wright, got 'on shore near Flamhorough-head, on the IBth inst. and it was !eared would be lost. 10:01A floose.—A half yearly dividend of 54 per cent. was declared yesterday.—A pension ot I 5 0 0 . per annum was voted to Sir GEoitGE 13Att- LOW, with very little opposition. Nathaniel Broadhurst was on Monday last sent off from - Manchester to Lancaster gaol, on a charge of High Treason:. Parson - Harrison, who was committed last week to Lincaster Castle, for preaching sedition, has been liberated upon bail. His sureties are a shoe• smoker and a batter of Stockport, in the Styli of 2501. each. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir 7 m. De CRs.l9c;Ny, in juice to his Hon. Fiend the itlernbor for l'ortarlington, wished to state that a thisreprelental ion of what he had said last night had beeo•poblished in the M orn i ng Post of Kkits. ; day , . The [lon. Ildronet" was Fo rm !. ing to read the passage, when he was called to or(!er. The SPEAKER stated, that it had frequently petted when, the expression used by au Hon. Member within the walls of the Howe had been misrepresented, and, therefore, misunderstood abroad, that the 'House had allowed him, though it was not .quite regular, if he thought fit, to ex plain what had been his meaning. But _he beg ged to oaserve that the course now adop ed went one, step farther in irregularity, for the Lion. Member had not only called. the attention of the House to' the mis-statement of a public Jouroal, but had named that Journal, and was proceeding to read parts of it. Now be , wished to caution the House against naming a public Journal and reading pa'sages out Of it, 'except incases when an Hon. Member intended to go further, and to bring the offender to the Bar bf the House. He wished togive this caution, as the course pursued by the, - Hou. Baronet would be completely new, and on reflection he had no doubt that Hon. Member would himself be convinced of its im propriety, unless he meant- to -proceed one step farthtr. SirW. De CRESPIGNY wished to give a full ex planation' in his case, as he conthlered that the finis-statement which had occurred was of consider able importance. He had been made to say, in reference to what hail fallen from his Honourable Friend, the Member fur Portarlingtob (Mr..Ri- Cardo,) on a former occasion, ‘.• 141,14 liis Hon. Friend's•scheme had had .a .Most injurious effect, as it had induced the partners in some of the coin,- mercial houses to withdraw their money from the co cents in which they were engaged, to en deavour tti save theinselvei from the Operation of such a mensore." Now he had said nothing-of the kind. lie had said, that In' consequence of Its Hon. Vriend's hOped the House would not suffer a day to pass•away without pay ing clue consideration to so important a subject 5 and he had added, that in a private conversation with the Hon. Member for Portorlinron, that Hoh. Member bad convinced trim of - the • cor rectness of his views, by comparing the whole country to a great Banking concern, in which, all were partners, and in consequence of the totter ing state of which, numbers took their money not of it, to place it in other fonds. To this ob servation he lid .'eplied,' that the accounts had better b e wound up, and that though he had no small stoke in the country, tie should be s a tl s fi e d to sacrifice a portion in order to save the whole. This was all that he had really said. PUBLIC EXPENDITURE. Sir H. PARNELL gave notice that shortly after the Recess he should propose to the !loose Reso lutions respecting the Public Expenditure, similar to'tbose which be had introducyd at the close of the last, Session. He also .gave notice that he should move to-morrow for various accounts rela• Jive to the 'expendFure of the Civil and Military Establishments. M A RRI AGE ACT. Dr. PfrfuLtmoas did not think it necessary to entt:r into ally details ot the measure which he was about to propose, as it was the same, with the ex ception of IWO verbal alterations, which had pass ed by a large majority through the House last Session. It had not been discussed in the other House r in consequence of an understanding that a Noble ant( Learned Loud wished that more time should be' given to consider the question. To obviate th i s-difficulty, he now introduced the mea• stare at an earlier petiod, and should only add that many new cases had occurred since last year to prove its necessity. As the law now stood, no one could he pelf ctly sate, for who could prove that his lather, his grandtather, or great-grand father, had not been ,married within a month of being of age, which world invalidate the. marriage and affect his tvhole poste' i y ? tie t hen moved for leave to bring- in a Bill to amend the Marriage `Act. ‘, Leave was given, the Bill brought in, read a lira cinze, .and oi;clered for a second reading on Friday, the IStl of February, and to be printed. VAG RANTS. Colonel Wool) moved fur a Return of the Names and Ages of all Vagrants committed to the p isons of the Cities ot London and Mstulinster, speci fying the (hies ot their commitment, the nature of_ their offences, the prisoni in which they viele con fined, and the lime of their discharge, Iron) the Ist ot January, 1819, to the present day.—Or tiered. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. On the wotion of the.CHANCELLOR of the Ex- CHEQUER, the Cnurt of Exchequer Bill tva9 rrtuf secouti time, and ordered to be committed to nic)! w. • Mr. ABUICRoMBY (lid not object to the 'measure; on the enncrary, he approved of the Prind,PlC which trio toimtird, ill:Info it ~• r ~' '~' , i • .'~;' [PRICE S E VEN PEN CF. a would remove a considerable evil under which the publit now laboured ! but it hail been understood, that during the present sittings no other business would be disciisied, except that for which Parlia ment harp been purpose►y assembled. He was. therefore, rather surprised that the Right Hon. Gentleman should have. iettrod►tced two Bills on this subject. and should seem desirun to I►ress them with so much rapidity through the llonse. He hoped that he would not...pass them now, but wo►tld allow of their being pouted, and grant suf ficient time for their full. consideration. He then moved for .iart Ae4onnt of the Money, Stock, . Funds, Exchequer or other Securities, be longing to Suitors, now standing in the Court of Exchequer in the name of tl►e Deputy Remem. braucer, specifying such parts as were invested* order of the Court of Exchequer, !nett. parts, if any, invested without loch order, and such.psrts as were considered as dead or unclaimed. The CHANCRLLOR of the EXCHeQUER should not oppose the Return moved tor. Ile only vetted that _Abe lion. and Learned Gerttentats shook! Dot .tiave more deeply before. lie complained of the introduction of the - Bills before the House. Ile would have found, that when he (the Chancellor of the Lxchequi•r) had proposed those mersures, he had stated that his reason for inttoduciug ►hens before the recess was, that they might be prin►ed, and that full time might he al lowed for their consideration. His sole object . was to provide a remedy to 'what the Hun. anti Learned Gentleman himself admitted was a great inconvenience to the public, that its mor►ey.should be in the name and iu the custody of one single indiViduid, and not protected as those monies that lay in the Court oh Chancey y. After. a feW words from Mr. ABERCROMBY, the motion was agreed to. Several petitions from individnall, complaining of injmy inflicted on them by the Military, at Manchester, on the 16tlrof August, were pre— sented, and ordered to lie on the table and to he prin , ed, after an observation from Mr. BOOTLE WILBRAHAM, tit4t alth , tugh purporting to come friars vdrions persons, they were all in the sante hand-writing, _ , , ~,v;.4 -/ f 1" ',I/ISt\ PUBLIC- REVENUE. • Mr. GRRNFItLL said, that much satiSfitelioll b3(11 been excited among the public, by expresions stated in the Newspapers to have fallen lastmight from the Right Hon. Gentlethan opposite. Lie should. share deeply in that satisfaction, if he should find that the representation was correct.--- The Hon. Gentleman was reported to have said, in answer to a question from a Noble Lord, that he had reason to bt:lieve and hope that the reve nue of the country would g o to that extent n hick he had expected, and had stated his expectations of I,* ,t session. That was to say, that there 'would be a surplus of five millions, applic a bl e t o the tectucttuo of at,., N.Cirmal DAL As this was a subject of the greatest. imp.ortance, fie in, r ,di that the Right lion. Gentleman ‘voUld have no objection to repeat exactly what he had stated. The CHANCRLLOR of the EXCREQUEII thought, that a better opportnni•y would be offeted for en tering into such an explanation, when the meoion of %%hie!' an Hon Gen , leman Alaberly) had given notice should be belore the House. He had no objection, however, to State that he saw no reason' whatever for departing from the system proposed last Session of keeping tin a Sinking Fund of five millions.—(Hear, hear !)- Mr. BROUGHAM was one of those who'had de rived most comfort from the statement of the Hon. Gentleman yesterday. But he should wish to know whether that Right Hon. Gentleman expected to have the five millions necessary to carry into effect the system adopted last year, or whether he should have to find them by new expedients ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was still disposed to wait for the opportunity which he had mentioned, fOr coveting into a more detailed explanation ; he should not hesitate to say, how ever, that, within a moderate compass, the pro duce of the Revenue would he equal to tile pay ment of the five millions.—(Hear, hear !) Mr. BROUGHAM renewed the expressiOn of the lively satisfaction which he experienced, anti thick would have been•greater still, had there not been a hitch in the whittle of the Right honourable Ge , :tionan's speech, when he spoke of a modetate compass. ALLEGED MISCONDUCT. Mr. BENNET stated, that he had a petition from. an humble indivitlijal, who prayed the House that they wOuld not put into the hands of Magistrates greater pOwers than those 'which, they now pos.. sesscd. He supported this Prayer by a detail of his own case, ill which those powers had been most oppressively used. He had rnade every in quiry respectin4 the character of the•wan, and tht: truth of his assertions, and had obtained uni!oubt .ed evidence, on the best authority, of the cor rectness of holt). 'file petitioner stated, alit its 18.12. Colonel Fletcher, a Magistinie of the coun ty of Lancaster, propdsed to. him to become a spy for Government, and that by-his refusal he had incurred the resent trent of .those whom he had ex posed, for it was generallyoknown that he hid re cei% e.! such an offer. A short time after he was taken up.thrown into jail, treattAkin a.burbajons manner, and made a sort of exhibition of as Gen. Lod. - As it w a s found that he was ni,t a person of that de set iption, he had, howevsr, been liber . ated. But a tdioft time alter, he had been taken out of bed and cntifined again, without kin' log on what chat ge. He bad, however, found himself at last Cothltil4tfd to the county gaol of Lancaster, on the charge of having murdered a person of the tortne•of Chadwick, whom he had never seen. This he (Mr. B ) would not believe (mid he had SCE!) a copy of the calendar of that gaol. lie bud Row seen -it, and ho found that a man called. ..- rafl s, Atari, nia'ul )1 r°. Gre at r. A' Suf i l ief i