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S- . -- - STATIONARY OFFICE‘ August 2, 1819. 1-1 E COM PIROLLER 13 nd STOREK,EEPER i ti 4 of thi s OFFI CE are reldv tq rece i ve TENDERS for the 1 , i ,4 1 5" of PAPER , PENS , QUILLS, SLALING WAX, t e,. . 4 X 'PAPER, WAFERS, CORD, CUTLERY, TAPES, t I L AL MANACKS, CALENDARS, PACKING 'CASES, for ;6Pnblic Service, and COALSCervice, for the Use of this Office. k. •nt ed parti cu l ars w ill b e d e livered, and Samples of the poles required will b e exhibited at the Storekeeper s !,' f rom Elev^n o'Clock until Three, for twenty-eight , 3'3 fr°6' the Date • , „,....c.,hereof. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Fun=En EXAMINATION tit' HENRY STENT, FOR FOR THE SUN. and the property of tke owners trampled upon so as to render it useless. STABBING HIS WIFE. Gummtit.t..----Yestertlay henry Stela (whose tiohappy situation appears to have excited such general interest and 'commiseration) . was again brought up, and underwent another examination before Mr. Alderman ItoTnwELt. upon the charge of cutting and stabbing his wife, Maria Stent.— The unfortunate man looked extremeiy pale and unwell, but betrayed no want, however, of his former co , dness and resignation. He was accom panied in 4 coach 10 the Office by his brother, cousin, and another relation, and the.crowdsas sembled to see him, and, it possible, to hear the investigation, were even treater than on the for mer occasions. BILIEFS. Mr. E6lTOR—Latidable as the effort's are, which are at present made, both by Parliamentary grant, and by private benevolence, to provide competent place's of worship.for all the Members of the Established Church, every friend of that establishulant would justly regret if they should at all' teud to discountenance or throw into ne glect the ancient and constitutional method of collecting monq upon briefs in the Churches. As your Paper, Sir, is with reason regarded as the Clerical Paper, or rather as the publication of an Editor whose attachment to every thing sound in the Constitution of Church and State, has long been known and distinguished, I am tempted to send you a few occasional remarks on this impor tant subject ; not doubting that yoo will, in en tire con=sistency with that 'character, readily give them circulation. I shall endeavour not to be tedious, though I may have a good deal to say; but in that case my Letters shall be frequent, rather than long, presuming, that during this susoetose of public business you will not find it inconvenient to give them admittance. While Parliament was sitting, I puiPosely deferred writ ing. . " The procet:sion went along Old Mill-gate, Hanging Ditch, and at the outskirts of the town, near St. Michael's Church, Him( stopped and harangued the mob. Ile said, he had not heard that the Meeting was adjourned till he got to Bullock Smithy, and very sorry he wax to be informed it was postponed, as it had thrown the Reformers of Lancasbire at least 20 years back. He had Often heard nine tailors made a man, and the declaration of the Magistrates fully confirmed him in that opinion. He said ha niadewood they ha4.Setit to Liverpool a man whom lie_ trusted they could confide in, to take an opinion as to tile legality 91 their meeting, but he was extremely sorry that they'should attend to the opinion <<f a, pettifoggiug half -guinea attorney, who was theft attending the Quarter Sessions. He desired they would all go to their homes, and pledged himself - to attend their Meeting next Monday. ,The bulk of the crowd left Hunt and his party at this place, and they went on to Johnson's residence at Smed ley, about one mile and a half front the town. — The gig. and chaise, and indeed the whole group, had the most wretched and shabby appearance ' possible to conceive, and were it not for the crowds they assembled, nould almost be too con temptible 40 be noticed. Hallpast 'Ten - , P. m.—Hunt, as well as 1, 1 ' l' ir' , 777,ll,LlNG-OFFICE, Jul!, , 30, 1819. 4 E , ComMISSIO NE 11Sfor VICTUALLING ic.,',' 84 iw.tuEsTrs N.-1 L'l 7 do hereby give Notice, I ,:' ( ni Friday, the 13th of ,4ngast next,.t hey v!ill !)erea , lv to t e 're Tenders in wr iting (sealed op), and treat foi• about t, " " Tl tort ' sandiSi o r Thindred Hdl'rels (etick' containing 19Glbs. rellof A ItIF.ItiCAN F ; LOUit, to belletivered in the course of 2:70nt1l 61. 'Nove2nlies' .. A ll ozeing at the ieveral hlands and '.; codes v nder-nrntioned, Viz. : : ' . • . , 1 3 Ali AAI A'S, I G R ENAD A, ANTIGUA, ST. 'VINCENT'S, iAIInADOES, Sr. lilTrs,,.. BERBICE, - ST. LUCIA, f ' 1-) ENIERARA, TRINIDAD, .._ As soon as the p:isorter was put th the bar, the following certificate from the,Surgeon was put in and reati the Clerk; who stated that he had just received it from St. Bartholomew's ilospital':— ".This is to certify, that,Mrs. Stout is improving fast. The wounds are nearly healed, and I have no doubt but that in the course of a few da)s I shall be aide to prononuce her out of danger. •' HENRY BEN WELL, " St. Bartholomew's Hospital, House Surgeon. 11th Aug. ISUL The Magistrate now inquired if there was to be any ►►ther evidence to be offered, as although it would be advisable again to remand thr prisoner until a final case was pronou►►ced by the Surgeon upon Mrs. Stem, it would tend to forward the in vestigation materially if other witnesses Were heard. LOMINIC 'TOBAGO. • 41le 14: P e( ;fie viontieies to be delivered at each Isla d, or eo , hnown upon application at the Secretary's Ogice 6 q4e. : . ° Sic 7., where the Conditions of the Contract may also Az o tender for a less quantity than the whore of what mart v e ; c9 " ir cd for any one Island, or Colon,/, will he accepted; rt'grird Ire • had'to airy Tender in which the Price te al` ?rot he in serte d i n Ir or d s a t length, , or that shall not ' 'Ptred to 'the Board before One o ; CIOC4 on the said Fri 7/, fl ee 1 : 3 16 of August next ; nor unless the Person who tas th e Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, .0 Qn.SZpc r when called for. t - Tender must' also be accompanied. by a Letter signed o J responsible Persons, engaging to become hound with ez e ' l3 - ar lY tendering, in the Penal Suaz of L:l5 per Cent. on 74"/ "+A tic thce per d eor;72'alleC of the Contraet. Wulseley and Hull, spend the night at Johnson's. The - town is quiet, but immense crowds are now assembling at New Cross (contiguous to the usual resort of the disaffected.) The military (who are under the command of Colonel L"Estrange), are under arms, and have had several rounds of ball cartridge delivered to them, but it is not ex pected they will be called into action," [ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.] _ _ . George King, waiter at the Saracen's Head, Snow-hill, then stepped forward and gave testi mony zimilar' to that given by Pithouse and Tur ner helouging to the same inn,, which appeared in our Paper of Saturday. This was all the evi dence adduced. Mr. Alderman noTHwELL then addressed the Poisoner—" I feet exceedingly for your melan choly sitnatiott."-,-.[llere the brother of Ste►a, who stood near to him in the bar, burst into a flood of tears and nearly fell down, but was sup ported. This circumstance naturally agitated the Court very n►uch.3--" I know, continued the worthy Alderman, " the dreadful sensations you must feel, upon being brought back and forward to this place, and put, tind,:r your agonized sul feri'9gs, at that bar. It is, however, necessasy to remand you once more, and I will therefore ap point Saturday next as the day, when your un fortunate wife may be able to make her appear ance, and when our painful duly here on this-tne lattcholy occasion, I trust, will close." The Pp i soner, much affected, bowed, at►d was taken front the bar. lie was stibsquently removed 'in a Coach (as he can►cl, under the cart: of Mit:Alt:ld, the Officer, and accompanied by his friends. " The mob moved on in triumphal parade by the Exchange, and to the residence of Johnson. Here the procession stopped, and Hunt, elated with his daring_enterprize, again gave the signal for three times three cheers ; the tpob joining the response, which was succeeded by a simulta neous clipping of hands. The different streets and lanes threw such an accumulation of people, that it was impossible to keep in the rear of . the mob, which moved on to Smedley, a. village two miles from town, where Johnson has a house and a plot of ground (about four acres) adjoining. " During the whole of this afternoon the lowa has been in agitation, because this is only a pre lode to other desperate measures. A meeting is -to take place on IVednesday, at Legh, a populous parish, about 14 miles from Manchester. No doubt Hunt intends to be theed,' In* roe -9 ore' 00 ° i t tsjr. rri g t ottri s 4l(° ed' bet!" 0 01 O. A ; ica" rt.!, PICT(-IL I :NG-OFF ICE, July 20, ISI 9. 41: 11 eommrsktoNEßs fcrr VICTUALLING 14 114 3 1.-LiEsTi'S N.:41 ,7 1' do hereby give Notice, 1:70, 7-",,c,„, the 141/s of September next, they will be f2t-.141 I( ' re ceive Tenders wri!ing (sealed up), and treat for 441i '1l of prinie BEEF and PORK, not exceeding 4."zzregate twelve thousand 'Tierce's of each Species, to Mae fl rt fv4 , ensuing Season; one-righth part thereof to be " - i1: , 71* Puncheons; six-eighth parts in " Tierces,. ant I ' 6 'i"zr one-eighth var.! in Barrels; to be dela•ercd 1 :; 4, 4 " :11 Volys, yal lin g Stores at,Deptriirtl, Portsnimith, ire such proportions as shall hereafter be '50 1 11.'4 ' ni ' ; t ty the periods undermentioned, viz. 070,1,47.,11;,21 of fli e Whole hy the 14th Febraary,t pafi . Ify ate is 1 sdi dprzl, , • 'e rebta:ning third port hy the 31st ay, ) r "Ar 6 7 Bills, payable withont-Literest, sixty slays qae, "•' ?/he t cs • -- onditi ons o f t h e C ontract may b e seen at t h e Scene 4ler z '!' l 9l/I( esat this Office ; or bu appluing to .11r. J. Jr. Dun of 4ie'•dgent for the Vic!rta(ling• at Cork; to the Collectors If" : 111 ` z i e ' s lu's .('ust, , ms at liwerick, Belfast, Newry, and tit ' ,4. ' 1 4 and to the Secretary to the Postmaster- GI neral • izt fin :74• e'reCtkely• V . 4 1 ".f0r a less quantity titan Fire Hundred Tierces *o r tti j ' ° "4, Five H un d re d Tiercrs of Pork, will be admitted, %4 4 11 . 11 I."Pgard lc had to any Tender in which the Priies '',Qt 6: et 4 e inserted in /Fords at length, or that shall • o,' e/; rered to the Board before •Unc we the sai!l 10 h .0 ' " /4e 1 4th - n the Persof Se ptem ber next; no, 4) 14 : Vev the Tonto, in. some Pe;:smi on his' behalf, ati .4e an3 nici4wlien, chitin! LY eh niusl also, be accompanied. by 4. L e tt er signed ke Persons, cnvging to become bound with re it tendering, in the Penal Sum of L. 15 per Cent. on tllf wo ) , - _ niz for th e due performance of the Contract. pi tcm - °S ET) . 'BRIDGWATER AND SEATON CANAL. frr s LO 141: C . PJ is . ' Iri.reby ris en,• thitt • the PR 0 - I, ) ,''Nt) ; : ri Tt r ,lo . its. 1 • 14. nyis. C'.(.)1NCP.1 , :,1%1 niasT receive , aSE • It s 4 1:104. ; 2.• 'NAL DIVIDLND of Five `hilliness per Share, 4'. V '' n g' to PARES and FIKI•GATE, Bankers, , •J, l),. Messrs. . 41 '•"' l •”I 'I • mOr after Monday, the Leh '\n,,: ~ .( -s -re,,,t, ~, ach iMIS, I tr. ‘ust, instant whi-n the's , will 'r.i! rreptired to proditee b l' '' 't4'l3 of Claims ' • ',I •‘•.• - of the • • • 4 i !..41 ; ~r . , ISA!Ie... upon tale it( tip, ... . il , u_st , l i. )! ; I de thi a ' r o those ' persons who have not reci Rt r .d sup ti 'is I rS o _ bsci e .ip r iesioqz , :, !„, d to produce the • original 1 unchets f or KING and LUKIN. II (For Clarke Chard,) 6, Gray's-Inn-square. ...........,—............—, . 4,. : THE LOTTERY. Ili t s l , :. 4 -- 2 THE LEAST. and vet. THE ONLY ONE that I'Vy ever contained °CillAiv , Th ~ - -D PRIZES of , /...6009! iti ti e Pei . Cent. Cwsols, in only 6,0p0 lichets. N• „ TUESDAY this LoTTERy be g ins ' i t,tr„, - ing . • . -in I it or - t'v he th. last Opportunity for a - - --.eth :,' t . .. . . ~. , , 7 ' - t.. V enttuers can gain, in t.;onsois,, Ii; J,..:i(1,0c0 for only ki9 Is 0 • . ' 141 8 ,006 by a.. HALF SHARE. ' ~.4 4 ,000 .by a QUARTER. SHARE. fi,- 4 .4,f4j(iliy and EIGHTH SHARE. s'eltet ; -1 2,'ip.) by a SIXTEENTH SHARE. ' alA'Shares are - on Sale at all the Lottery Offices. % 1 1y1t , r,,4!-Zr. 'ALAI' CANNOT BE DENIED. tie (Rim , 4 ,'• "nd CO. 1 espectlttily assure the Public ttXll „"r„erYat; one to disprove their assertion) that they te tkt.",,,,%1,32•50LD, and actually PAID to the Public 4 Nly ,;,I, ni Capital Prizes, by many Thousands of Pounds,_ iali ki.),i" t it-ik " 411 ' Olice„ including the whole of the List hoar i:lls42:[..icii contairitA TVVO Prizes of L. 30,000, and ): ;. , r1 r 7 46- C 2 6;00P-4in all L. 240,000. alit l4* ',.. 1 1 "i d: - TT Lon•Fily for the YEAR, contain i i g . , ,- Pt.' - -- t -*- ~t nu fil ' 'Y-SIX THOUSAND POUNDS ! li,t: . ,',"FI• Cons :os, Sec. Fee. with only f3 . ,000 rickets, 4tr v - * 1 1.tiiis Dcatving I ith AUGUST. A '.'' . ' 4 " S'l -‘ FSi.P.- a SWIFT and ktt.' I li PQiiit ry l ; 12, (... " 11;tring . -Cro . ;s; t 31, Aidgate High s % - WEST 'END FAIR. 13ow-STREET.---Yesterday the cs(Rtninations of the persons in custody on suspicion of robberies awl outrages, were at leng , fi filially concluded, ,chen.Brookes, Burke, and Broome were discharg ed, no posiive charge being e,lablislieti against them. Previous to their being liberated, they re cived a suitable admonition from 'Mr. ilicxs, the presidiog Magistrate, for the impropriety of their conduct under the circumstances they had been found in at West-End Fair.—A printed copy of the Resolutions agreed upon at a meeting of the District Magist,'at+s, for abolition and sup pression of the Fai,r in future, was handed to the agkt rate. MARLBOROUGH-STREET —John Cooper, driver of one of the Paddington stage coaches, belong ug to Messrs. Mortis, was sinnmooed to appear before the Magistrates, G. M. DYER, EST and G. FAREANT, to answer to an tOtorM3lloll laid by Mace, an Officer, for having, on the 29thOf July last, driven his coach at so furious a rate as to endanger the li , es of his passengers and passers by. Mr. Humphries, Solicitor for the prose cution, said rite information was founded on a. clause un.ier the 52d of George M. which rendered the defendant liable to a penalty of ten pounds. He pressed for the highest penalty,' as a preVentive to so public an incon venience,. and as- a caution to drivers in general. —The Rev. F. Burgess, orGloncester-place, played that the coaches wete racing each other in P. furious manner. The wheeli of the defendant's coach came in contact with a dray, which overturned the coach, upset the passengers, and killed one of the horses. Several other per sons identified the Defendant as the driver, and he-was convicted in . the full penalty of 101. find 20s. costs. OuTE;Aor.—Yesterday, at Marlborough-street Police OGice, two young men were ehatged with a vio!eut asolult on a Mr. Dacre and Lady Hun ter. On Tuesday night, Mr. D. was returning home with Lily [hunter under his protection, near Poittnau-square, when one of the young men called Mr. 1). a " Dandy," in consequence of his dress. They followed them, and without the least prhvocation offered insult upon insult to them, on which Mr. 1). interfered, and one of them stunted him to box. - Lady Hunter came up to beg of Mr. D. to proceed on, when one of them, with infamous inhumanity, gave her a blow, and we are'sorry Co say, she is now under the care of a surgeon. The two [Arsons were taken to the watch-house, where their conduct was most outrageous. Mr. D appented against, them, and they were ordered to find good bad:— Moriang Paper.) D ur i ng t h e f a i r o f Glasgow, about a fortnight ago, a girl about six years old, was taken to the Green, tot• the purpose of seeing the curiosities exhibiting tittle at the time. The child was so touch terrified at the sight of one of the wretches who was leapiog in front or the booths that she screamed, immediately became convulsive, and suffering the greatest agony, lived only till next forenoon, First, then, let me obierve, that of all possible modes of collecting, for such a purpose, this is the most proper and unexceptionable. It is to tally unlii.e a 'tax, being purely and completely voluntary ; every creature is free to give or not to give, and to Proportion his gift to his conveni ence, and to his own notion of its expedience : and, yet, if it were even Moderately faVoured by public opinion, it would be. productive beyond many taxes. The number of Briefs printed for a Church or Chapel is 10,800; from which we may conclude, that such is the number of Churches and Chapelries to which they are sent. Put then the collections in these, at the smallest average that cats be thought probable, and the result will he a very large amount. SUppose it only a shill ing front each, the produce would be 5101. But how few must be the parishes in which ehere are not three or tour individuals capable of giving, and likely to give, if they thought it would be well applied, so small a donation as 'that ? The propriety of it is singularly striking. For congregations are 'called upon at the time when they are themselves enjoying the benefit of Public: Worship. How natural ,it is for them, at such monient, to feel for the Case of Christian brethren, whom Misfortune of any kind bas deprived of that general advantage ! And how cart a pious work be performed more easily ? Even the peace of those who can give no higher sum Will quickly mount into an aggregate ; and the sixpences and shillings of those more opulent will provef'teient weights in the scale. To subscribe a lalge sum may be out of,the sower of many, who would be inclined to do it if they could ; but 'if a shilling dropped into the plate, a very few tinges in a year, can be of essential service , who a that is not actually in digent, would deny himself the pleasure and the merit of contributing ? This,, Sir, is my prologue. Of how Many acts the piece may consist 1 cannot now tell but if you give admittance to this, 'it shall speedily be followed by another, from Aug. 10, 18'9. PHILADELPHUS. THE DISTURBED DISTRICTS. [FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE ARRIVAL OF HUNT AT MANCHESTER " MANCHESTER, AUG. 9.,--11t7ot has this day made his appearance in Mapchester. lie dined at Padlock Smithy yesterday: and supped at the Union, Rooms, in Stockport (the place where the Female ReformerS hold their meeiings), and le unlined in Stockport all night. 1 t was announced at the Manchester Observer Office this morning by a large placard, that Hoot , wouid arrive in the town at. twelve o'clock ; the streets on the line-of road were much crowded, and it being two o'clock before be Itiade . his appearance, this circumstance allowed time for a great increase of - umbels.— At that time he entered the town in a .1 obn son, the brush-maker, occupied a part of it with him. A chaise followed hint, bearing- Sr Charles IVolscley, a man of the name of [lull, anti Moorehonse, of Stockport (a coach driver, whose brother was one of Harrison's The cavalcade pas.ed -along Piccadilly, and down Market-street. When they arrived opposite the Observer Office they gave three cheers.; and when opposite the Exchange, the (i...ntlemen .00 'Change received hint with hiss'es, which the mob returned by cheers. All business f , ir a time was at a stand,- most of the shops were shut tip, and the rabble condi.cted themselves generally in a very outrageous wanner. in pasting a l o n g th e M ar k t t-pl,,e t , m. 41 of the malls went~ turned over, " The parry who escorted Hunt from Stockport actoapy returned to their ton►cs ill marching Older. " It is a pleasure to announce that the Magis trates are not dismayed nor intimidated. Their efforts are seconded b y a powerful body of the inhabitants, who are determined to support the public peace. The follot , ing appeal has been po,ted about the streets this afternoon : " Englishmen !—The illegal Meeting appoint ed to be held this day in Manchester has been postponed : thus the wicked anti seditious men who are endeavouring to mislead you, have avoid.; ed a punishment due to a vitilatiou of the public peace. Time is afforded you for reflection ; abhor, reject the itinerant advocates of treason, %ehose counsel, if followed, would be destructive of that liberty which they pretend to establish, It is only by obedience to the just and equal laws of your country, which protect alike tlit poor and the rich, that you can preserve to yourselves the hlessiugs of a free Constitution. Fear God—ho s nour the King." CHESTER, AUG. 9. The man of the name of Swindells, reported to have been apprehended for drilling a number of persons in the neighbonrhotnd of I the use 61 pikes, was not a pay-serjeant in the Cheshire Militia, as has been stated in the papers, but a private in that regiment. tie was a ballot ed From the latest accounts from Stockport, we are enabled to inform our readers, that B rch is improving in health. The ball, however, is not. yet extracted. - William Pearson, aged 22, a weaver, front Edgley, in this county, has been committed to our Castle, since our last, " charged with having, with two others, on the 23d day of July last, ac Stockport, in the county of Chester, feloniously and maliciously shut William Birch, with a pistol: . This man has, we understand, made such dis— closures as are likely to lead to tile apprehension of the nelson who fired the pistol at Birch. Three, p. have just been informed, th4t the individual who is reported to have shot at Birch has been traced to Ltverpool. If he has not embarked for a foreign station, there is no doubt that he will speedily be apprehended. Noranwicii MEEFING. The following is a copy of a L<•tter from Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH, to H. C. COTTON. E , q. the Chairman of the Loyal Meeting lately held at Northw•ich, in answer 16 the Address moved at the Assembly to his Royal Highness the Piltxca REGENT, and traliSlliitted to his Lordship for presentation : " \Vhit~ htill , 301.1► Jnlv, 1819. " have lost no time in layin.; before his Royal Highntss the Prince Regent, the lintnble,, dutiful, and 10)al Addres; of the Inhabitants of the 'Fowls aod neighboarhoon o f Northwielt, which was transmitted to me in your letter of the 27th instant: and I have the satistactiun to inform you, that his Royal Ifighness was plea,eil to receive the same in the 'nog gracious manner, and to command me to sig;tit'to You, his Royal Ilighness's confidence in the loyalty and zeal yet , the great body of the population of the Cou.nty Palatine of Chester. " I have the honour to be, Sir, " Your 1110. it Obedient 111111110 V S,rvalit. 4 , SID IOU (‘ To H. C. Cotton ; Esq. Davtultam, North wit;ii."