The Sun. — London, England, 1819-04-16 00:00:00

state 3 acs Or as re. be in' np erot Pe e° etie di ts, ol l ose °`‘ ed. iy, °IC OE (" )60' Tbe of tlie »1 11165 Dither ,f (lie . ria i de le 711 ' fro' )CC 1441 tel D e r ity o f coo- )1 the ly con" , rr ec- iCia nl LIE lie ildge. ve st" faire' d b as be re' ;eive a e 5 11 10 11 1114 s de' en in% Ger' ISC ° ' e• ill I, d e ‘ sr SO Issas' Davy o der' °C ran' w e "ve made it our business to enquire what is y to be th e result in the House of Commons, a ccordi ng to the known sentiments and declara tions to of the Memb ers , a‘ t itiar as it is possible ascertain their opiniOns and intentions.— Our information, we can assure our Readers, is derived from a most respectable source, and we are ourselves disposed to rely on the pro bsblP accuracy of the Estimate. We learn [hell'th with pl easure, t h at the arrogant Claims Legislative Authority on the part of the Papists' is likely to be rejected in the House Of Common s by a majority of about SIXTY. Nor let it be asserted or supposed, by those who arc r‘b lord enough to advocate the cause of Popery, that lii this respect the Question has been prejudged, for th e subject has been often discussed, and we hive history befor e us, which records the miseries that lioPerty has inflicted on mankind, an:i which site *Q uid again inflict, if we were to remove t h ose billwarks which the wisdom of our Ancestors placed around our CoNsmuTtoN in CHURCH and STATE, t° defend it for ever against her inroads. We feel great pleastire in finding that we have gained much credit throughout the British Empire, for the zeal till " we have manifested on this subject, and we ti l l " been a ssure d in a quarter highly respectable, r " ``sho u ld t h e Roman Catholic Claims be nega l'ed in the New Parliament, we may rest as :injilted that the country will attribute the rejection, 4 considerable degree, to the zzoints and AL- 4°Bl' KXCLUSIVE STAND which THE SUN has made Utt ering them." Encouraged as we are by this I ltte ring a ssurance, to which we dare not give 4 hasty a cre dit, , e 6 yet we can at least affirm, that tee dcserve the praise of good intentions -and sin conviction, and that we shall certainly not te ak th 'n su pporting the cause, till the wisdom o f Ip kß e Legislature has effectually, and we trust FOR SeCtited tO us the invaluable blessings of NOTESTANT ASCENDANCY. Trn 'JUKE: OF YORK.-The Duchess of . YORK, (rearing of the unfortunate accident which had apt~nhen " to the Duke, of breaking Isis has vor 11 )ti r • Oatlands to Wind sor on Tuesday tilllll.g. and attended the Duke during the day. I)4 tl a le i e "nin:: her Royal Highness returned to l ieth nt 's• The Royal Duke continues in good N il An d tak es t h e exerc i se of wa l k i ng. S!r l'itih,Y„likt.roun attends his Royal 1-Tidiness for qa v i ( "ly health and signed the Bulletin yester the first time which is as follows • L 15. —His R,val Highness the u tirabl y tilt as passed very g oo d night, and is going on _ Inorning. " HENRY TT A ',FORD. " P. N 1 ACGREGOIt." b g4 SHIP NEWS. ode H "I PTItt 15.—Came down from the River a'..Company's slip Apollo, TENNA NT . for Y. A, Matilda, HAMILTON, for ditto ; Sur. I)o4;asßAsr, fur Madras and Bengal. t14 41-s es It f "Tlit APRIL 15.—Sailed • the Supply, f u th) ; ti( 01. Lond on ; G ar l an d , T RANHILL, for !Pe, J ONES, for Cork ; Consul, SH ORT , C (lI VR 1, 11 fr ovi * APRIL 15.—Arrived the Thomas trans. "tetitEt.and Lc.:.t,. l i on, to take troops to Gibralt a r, 0,1:f t s we r cusTom s LIST. Planter, Strong, 'ilakia(i't A'Wco',ls, - 4 pril I s .—Dry Harbour Planter, ; Carolina ;11,,tiieili. iris: 4,l;e4seel veTticel Str . li jleJ,,n, u‘lier. Kiel;t ;Pla3l,llaks,e, I,ilVtll',l,:ls„b4 :,Car°lnnge Selim,inT'il,l',:uligma,sninegina, li";,1, i•ti,.,,:-!):1, Heinrich,Cornehy, Sr. Nilch;ft ' l 8 i : -‘' r i ( q,ea, Demerara; Itt, I:•"s.4ingen ; Emperor Alexandei, . r,,°?l,es, Niantp.ehirt, do.; Isabella, Davies, Hundurel ; Alfred, h. -4/,,,e, 0 a. kvit4ateti, wr!,ards, April I s.—Actecor,),,lnSetv7iN•airatd,,..,Oradsis,aa.; .i;it.'ae, fkarle rs t o lt ;: n t al . n . ' (11 ; Goons, Cannes', Harnl . ,: l t e rg ya ly , 11,1',144.e11t0n1iz,'1141,2'1,1 - , ll B 4 i t. :l ; iien ; Louis Eliabke,trhe,..B, II ell'eters -44tIrgi,;'(':Iezores, Willis, Algiers ; Alfred, Iti'lli; „,ires, Seltultz, Nicole! ;Industry,(l)).crnii!ii.set:"' Ham- I i Watson, 5 .la 4 .4,1)1.5e11t, Pust, Swinemunde; Ni Ci„ 'lto. hard. India ! 1,1llil,i:d Oittivarts. ,--Ipril 15.—Carnatic, B i . a :' , .. 1 __,., ra ; .„i!lit,iii;':, Knox, do. ; New BraLtanza, CoNtinelir , N nY i De Barr, 117tW,,,1i!', ,Denderwerli, Dantzic ; 171.".' ". ' w al ton, o.iir.:l sa'ah, Goilridge, Itilhoa ; Eleanor,,. manning, I,V l llli, ); Tartar Down'ing, Seville ; William. Dodds, ,INI : t i l kites.. I!lbe i t . I t ; i, -er,,ini,, (2,00 , ,v A f4 tl l d ), , , B . rivet.,ensitit insdlirapnl:l)2l‘,ilj_,ii, 444141L1 Cltarlotte,iLi'rpei, Opo ' rto •, Friends, Harrison ,al S t.,, 'MTblio; -'1.(1,11, in •—•------7 1, INCE gave '' .1 1,,,, . • ) 0.1.111ng the a v. kt.r.ix 1,, I rince EsTIIERHAZY, REGi:NT at ii41011:r"11, and tile !--,'ail of LIyBRPOOL, the Duke of N.„4,Yal I:)N'se. At half -past three o'clock his vilh, 11ness left Califon-house, in his Ira- Ihicit6 (eHviiage, for Bri.liton. 04,. it copied yesterday front T it h e : reco u ntMo rn ing Vtl"c'rrect• tirt . h 01 l'i's dePartore oil ‘Vednesday, 1 , 1 ste r i I ni ts there 1 1 1', 4 4 1 ' 1 7 a Board was held at the a" ee tiv . ,e admission of manned seamen into , ~, 101 licispital. "'or !:" r..,,i). Alalta, dated the I It!' of March vonc ,'-en rcceiv 1 but the •wholly silent lit (rnii). e( , yat ere fro h t h e horlicane said to e have halll'ened Nvtil'ici;,4' the 7th to the 10th of the month, .4e4l,lniaa stated to have destroyed property to it lti. l' l of 2,000,0001. st„ling. and 1,,1t4tiLd.1141';•.--lt is confitlently reported in the ctlxcs-' circles, that even IWENTy THOUSAND 1 lqii tl'iVe heel) offered to this Actor f‘ r him to li bli q "I‘L II year s in Am'erica ! ! ! He is, however, tut, tirti ,1 k t. "S t , , 1, tts at Drury-Lane Theatre, and, of ii,)ii. zis too nin e a sens e of linnotir to imitate 1 the occasion, even thou g h his aurae tti, Itti,„ 14,4 Public curiosity has been some time on 11, ae• It 4 ,e Paral,,,i4r, iat.grailh which lye took from a Morning 1 1 'fi t o s, .I",g that Sir WILLIAM BECHEN' had Of kZlt.) ”"Islithe imperfect 't of ihela te 1\11.• 4 r, , c Iv. has, we s Pori rat s ti t „,""Y et c , h , t, i e e. been c ontradicted. W e gave `'' tlo' -.) i-'e report, „deg n e conceived 4, -- Person Iv "ikre likel 'IS better quali fi ed for the office, 1 t. , oi ' 'linter . kind action. \c UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, APRIL Is.—The Rev. James Wil liam Bellamy, M. A. of Queen's College, Preben dary of St. Punl's, was on the Gth inst. elected Head Master of Merchant Tailors' School, Lon don, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Mr. Cherry. The Rev. Joseph Tweed, jun. has been insti tuted to the rectory of Hintiesham, Suffolk, on the presentation of IV. Deane, Esq. At an ordination held by the Lord Bishop of Chester, in the parish church of St. James's, Pic cadilly, London, the following persons were ad mitted into Holy Orders : DEACONS. . _ Thomas Norbury, Ge3rge Goodwill, Joseph Kitchen ; Noble Wilson, Robert Little, William Coward,—Literate. •' Curt Huthersal, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge. Fletcher Fleming, St..Tolm's Coilege, Cambridge. John Hoskins B.A. Queen's College, Oxford. Thomas Hock Garnsey—Lit crate. Henry Vaughan Towtori—Literate. Henry Usher Matthews, B.A. Lincoln College, Oxford. '(l'he three preceding by Letters dimissory from the Bishop of London.) Wm. Andrew Hammond, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford. Giles Daubeny, Brasenose College, Oxford, (The two preceding by Letters dim. from the Bishop of Salisbury.) Mervin West—Literate. , Joseph Romiliy, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Henry P. Hamilton, B.A. Ditto. (The three preceding by letters dim. from the Bishop of Bristol.) John Edwards.—Literate.—(By Letter dim. from the Bishop of Lauda ff.) Thomas Robinson Welch, B.A. Queen's College, Cam bridge.—(By Letter dim. from the Bishop of Chichester.) John Twycross, B.A. Trinity Coliege, Robert Collihson, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford. (The two preceding by Letters dim. from the Bishop of Winches-ter.) Vl'illiain Rawes',l3.A. University College, Oxford.—(By Let ter dim. from the Bishop of Durham.) Edmond Harden, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge.—(By Letter dim. from the Archbishop of Canterbury.) Thomas Fawsett, B.A. Clam Bath, Cambridge.—(By Letter , dim. from the Bishop of Norwich.) John George Breay.—Literate. James A ~ p leyard.—Literate. 3“scpli Lightfoot Barnes.—Literate. Alfred Tooke, B.A. St. Mary's Hall, Oxford. (The four preceding by Letters dim. from the Archbishop of York.) Thomas Martin, Literate.--(By Letter dim. from the Bishop of Carlisle.) PRIESTS. Willis Beebee, William Barns, Anthony Watson, Isaac Fid • ler, Blain Mandale, Edward Itren, 33 illiam Leeming, Joseph Gate,—Literate. Berke E Johnson, 13. A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge, .10,eph Hoiden', 11. A. Brasenose College, Oxford. John A. Methuen, 13. A. Christ Church, Oxford. 'John C. C. B. P. Hawkins', B. A. Pembroke College, Oxford. A. C. L. D'Aultlay, 11. A. Fi 11. Christ's College, Cambridge. John Wellings, - Magdalen Hall, Oxforo. (The four preceding by Letters dial. from the Bishop of Salisbury.) Charles Heath, M.A. King's College, Cambridge.—(By Let ter dim. Irma the Bishop of Bristol). John Evans, .Tohn William Evans, f By Letters dint. from the Wathin Watkins, Literate. I Bishop of Lauda ff. John Brown Williams, Thomas Mortimer—Literate. William G. Moore, B.A. Corpus Christi College,tambridge. (l'he two preceding by Letters dim. front the Archbishop cif York.) John Edmund Denham, St. John's College, Cambridge.— (By Letter dim. from the Bishop of Norwich.) John Rowlandson, By Letters dim. from the 131- Benjamin Bailey, Literate shop of Carlisle. j ATTEMPT at 6UICIDE in HIGH LIFE. • On Monday night last, a young Gentleman, who, we understand, is related to a Noble Scotch family, made a most extraordinary attempt upon i his existence while confined in St. James's watch house, on a charge of forgery preferred against hint. The young Gentleman, who is not, more than 20 years of age, a short time ago called at the house of a certain great agent, and there of fered a Bill of Exchange to the amount of 601., purporting to be their acceptance. lie left the Office, and afterwards the Bill proved to be a forged one. Information was immediately given of the circumstance to the necessary pe - rsOna to apprehend the tenderer, and on Monday night last, intelligence being received that he was trt a coffee-house in Piccadilly, a constable repaired there and took him in custody to Marlborough-. street Office, where he underwent an examination, but was remanded for the attendance of the clerks to whom it was offered, anti other necessary per sons. On searching the prisoner, papers were found on him signed with a w.inte, which created a suspicion that the Irish‘Bank had suffered from a similar mode of imposition. - The prisoner was ordered to be taken care of, and the circumstance was made known to his Noble relatives, and infor mation forwarded to Ireland, from which 'place letters are daily expected concerning the circum stance. He was taken back to the watch-house, but at the desire of his Lordship, ,and from the prisoner's great respectability l a separate apart ment was approptiated to his use doting his eon- , finernent ; and, prior to his being conducted there, every necessary search and precaution was . made to prevent sell-destruction. He slept there during the night, and on the following morning he was loomd lying on the bed weltering in his blood. On searching, a desperate wound was found on the side of iris throat, from whirh a prolusion of blood 'vas issuing. A Surgeon of Marylehone-street attendediiim immediately„ and dressed the wound near the jugular vein, which was very deep, arid inflicted by a nail, %%ilicit was found trotter his head, and prior to that had been in the wan. It appeared that, after having been searched, be contrived to procure the call, which he ran into his throat. The circumstance was immediately wade known to his Loral:ship and the Magistrates at Marlborough-street Police Office, and he was conveyed to St. James's work house, where he now lies in a dangerous state. Blood is continually flowing from the woaund, which, while it continues, renders his situation very dangerous.—(Morning Post) CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL IG. Having had but little English Wheat at 1 1 , larket since Monday, ,what few samples appear( d this morning of fine qualities .met with ready salt:, Vint not at any advance in price. Inferior IVhtv3t is unsaleable. 'the arrivals of Foreign limrley CO dime very large, having had upwards of 10,0 00 quarters in this week ; the quality of the roal i or part of it being exceedingly fine, a few sales xvt •re made at a decline of 2s, per quarter from Mc or day's prices, but there is not the least dema Lad for the inferior desciiptions. Oats were dull, sr but not cheaper Peas and Beans are nominal.. POETRY'. PLEA '47.13.E. " But pleasures are like poppies spread, " You seize the flow'r, its bloom is shed." BURNS. I sa%y a most beautiful Rose • Embrac'd by the amorous Morn ; I watcli'd, antlat evening's close— Well !—Nothing remain'ti but a thorn ! I saw a most beautiful bubble- Spring up to my goblet's brink ; But erc it could marry my lip, 'Twas drown'd in the delicate da'ink! 'Twixt clouds very heavy with rain, I caught a gay smile from the sun But, ah ! like an April shower, 'Twos ended as soon as begun I saw, too t a husscy cali'd Pleasure, Exact like the foregoing things: I thought I had lit on a treasure— Lord love me ! the hussey had wings ! And hundreds of wings, too, the diddle ! That bore her aloft in a minute : Quite true the jade gave me a tweedle, But said I might hoop for the linnet 1 . With her I'm—a mouse with a cat: Ah ! somehow we never agree ;- 0 ! hang her—l hate her—that's fiat; She may go to the for me. BEPPO. REGITER OF FASHION. The Marquess and Marchioness of Bucliingliam are enter taining a large party of fashionable visitors at their seat, Arington, Hants, during the holidays. The Marquess of Bath has left town on a vitit to the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, at their seat, Woburn Abbey. The Marquess and Marchioness of Stafford are returned to town, from a visit to the • Earl and Countess of Surrey, at their seat, Worksop Manors, Notts. The Earl and Countess of Bredalhane entertained the Earl Temple and a select party yesterday at their house in Park - lane. • SPORTING INTELLIGBNCF,. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, rBl9. THURSDAY, APRIL 15. The Claret Stalies of 200 g, each, b. ft. colts, Rst. 71h. fillies, S - st. 6 211,. rising four years old, DJ. rd G. IL Carendish's Allegro • Mr. Ildny's f. Corium., by Waxy, nut of Briseis Mr. Bush names Mr. Thornhill's Sam . . One pd-6 to 4 asst Allegro-6 t 4 azst Sam. Sweepstakes of i 00gs each, h. ft. Bst. 41b. D.M. Mr. Goddard's c. Sir Topaz, by Scud, out 01 . Topaz Ld Lowther's gr. c. by Haphazard, dam by ;:iorcerer, out of Grey Duchess One pd-7 to 4on Sir TOp-12. • Mr. Prince's Inferior, beat Mr. Thornhill'o Manfrcda, Sst. 71b. each. T.Y.C. 100 Ogs, h. ft.-7 to 4 azst' Inferior. The Cockboat Stakes of 100zs each, h. f. (warranted untried at the time of naming, May 15. 1818) and not e l %aged in the Derhy, Oaks, or 2000 gs Stakes, colts, Bst. 41. c. fillies, Bst. Ilb. D.M. Ld Rous's br. c. Master General, by Sorcerer, out of La timers Vansittart's c. by Peruvian, out of Alexandria...... 2 Ld Grosvenor's hr. f. Emerald, by Pavilion, out of Iris... 3 Ld Foley's ch. c. by Soothsayer, out of .Wizard's dam— , 4 Two 0-7 to 4 agst Master General. The Forfeit Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 10gs each, h. ft. I). 1. Mr. Cbarlton's'David, 4 yrs, 7st. 81I) 1 ?Ir. W. Edwards's Anacreon, 4 yrs, Sst. 416. Mr. Watson's Fitz-Orville, 4 yrs, Bst. 91b. Mr. Batson's Stainnorough, 4 yrs, Rat. lib. D. of Grafton's Trictrac, 4 Eight pd. 7to 2 agst David-5 to 1 agst Anacreon--6 to 5 agst Fitz- Orville. Sweepstakes of longs each, h. ft. for the produce of untried mares covered in 1815; colts, Bst. 71b. fillies, fist. 41b. D. of Portland's Tiresias, by Soothsayer General Grosvenor's c. Walthanistow, Icy Southsayer Three pd. NE VMARKE K DER T BETTING. 3BY. GI to 1 agst Euphrates 8 to I agst Domine 10 to 1 zr4st. Iris 10 to 1 agst Crocl:ford's Lot OA I I to I agst Pledge 2o to I apt Morel' 20 to I agst Snake. 3 to 1 agst Blue Stockings 3 to I agst Dodona 2000 GUISE 21 to I agst Euphrates .51 to I agst D. of Rutland I DONCASTER KS. 4 to 1 agst Barosca 20 to I agst Major Wilson. AS STAKES. 5i to I agst Morel. 8 t 0 t apt Laird 9 to 1 agst "Winos ST. LEGER. 10 to 1 agMt Llsette 12 to I agst Mandane. 00 Merlin. PORT.-5 to JIOUNSLOW MILITARY RACES. A series rtf excellent races (a statement of which we give below) was run, yesterday, over Hounslow Heath, by horses the exclusive property of the Officers of the 19th Lancers. Long before the bour announced for starting, the Heath was thronged with equipages and horsemen ; and, from the cir cumstance not lt)eitg generally known, the company was very select. The• ground was kept by parties of the 19th Lancers, arid the r.tairety of the scene was increased by the at tendance of the ex, , :eLlent hand of that regimen:, which -play ed many spirited and martial airs between the heats. The Heath was also studder. , with marquees, for the accommoda tion of the res./ aura tuzint, and the lewt ensemble had a plc turesque and brilliant effect. At half-past two o'clock the bugle sounded, and the f9ilowing horses started for a Hunter's Sweepstakes of five guineas each, and thirty gui neas added by the Stewards. Two two-mile heats. _ _ _ _ Mr. Dashwojtd's b. tn. F.Tatine Mr. Jolnfre's br. g. Hardaway Captain Moultiee's b. in. Lalla Rook!) Mr. Mechani's.b. g. Mad Cap This was a well-contested race.—Hatkaway was rode by Captain Daillie. SECOND ItACE. Hunters' Sweepstakes of 5 Guineas each, and 50 Guineas ad& d Captain Hammersley's Billy Button.. Mr. Barton's Buffer ...... 1 4 2 Mr. Whitmore's Chevalier Captain DolK,rt's Firebrand Colonel Wyndham's Tallevrand.. . dr. Buffer was rode by Lord Fredericli.Berlieley, and his Lord ship strained every nerve to pass his antagonists, but Billy Button distanced him completely. THIRD RACE. Thorough-bred Horses; a Sweepstakes of 5 Gninoas each, and 50 Guineas added. 'T wo two-mile-heats. Captain Neville's b. 1). Sangrado . Captain Moultree's hi. g. Negro 2 2 Colonel Wyndham's ch. f. Octaria 3 3 Mr. Lang's l). m. Eliza Sir J. Eustace's b. g. Marquess Captain Hammersley's I). g. Dingdong 6 6 --- • - . T he last race afforded much sport, 'and the knowing ones were taken in deeply ; the long odds being offered, and taken to a large amount upon Dingdong. This morning, between three and four o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in a liquor-shop, the corner of Dean -street, Holborn, which raged very furiously, having began in the Bar, and commu nicated to a quantity. of spirits ; rite whole of the interior was destroyed. On the arrival of engines and plenty of water, further damage was prevent ed—no lives lust. FOR THE SUN. PUBLIC HOUSES. MR. EDITOR-111 consequence of the Honour.. able Member for Shrewsbiny having stated 11;s in tention on Thursday, the 25•11 of January last, of bringing in a BILL after Easter, for the better re• gulating the LICHNSING of PUBLIC 110:TSEi, had anxiously hoped, that, with your permission, some one, far more able than myself, would have attempted, through the medium of your exten sively circulated Paper, to address a few observa tions to my BROTHER PUBLICANS, at this lm . portant crisis, when their dearest interests are about to be submitted to the considerations of the Legislature, for the revision, and probably for the complete, alteration of the present mode of li licensing Victuallers. The important necessity f the subject has long been acknowledged, and lt will be found no easy task to devise enactments to provide against the number of existing evils ; also the deepest penetration will be required .to avoid creating greater. Many of the honourable Members, and even Magistrates themselves, are the friends who will generously assist us, in tweaking those shackles that have been so long and patiently borne by, every licensed Victualler. Surely, at least, it is our ditty to endeavour. to assist in pointing out the best means to accom jilish so desirable an undertaking; therefore let us, to a man, endeavour to trace the existing evils, and try to point out the best remedy to correct them, to add to our own respectability, and rescue our injured country from the odium of possessing upwards of forty thousand tradesmen, who, although they are carrying on trade annually to the amount of many millions of pounds, are to• tally excluded, in the nineteenth century, front a Trial by Jury, the grand P.tlladium of British Li berty. Surely then no time ought to be lost, when it is recollected that we are a body of men dispersed all over the kingdom, and it will not be possible fur us to communicate our views to each other in a few days. Let Its tarn our immediate attention to the subject, as one month hence our property, nay every thing dear to our lives, may unintentionally receive a.. irrecoverable shock, or it well directed, as Heaven grant it may, we shall be rendered comparatively happy. sincerely hope Meetings. will be held in every part of the kingdom, for the purpose of communi cating with each other, that this important subject may meet with a cool and dispassionate delibera tion, free hum all party views ; then, and not till then, may the poor Publican hope to exult and smile, under time benign influence of British Laws, the envy of surrounding nations. • April 1-2, 1:;19. S. B. Licensed t7ictualler. * * The LICENSING SYSTEM has beer so much 4c- abused by caprice, oppreSsiou, and self-interest, AS has been fully manifested by Mr. BARBER BEAUMONT, that we hope the Legislature may be induced to take up the subject. Respectable PUBLICANS are a most useful class of the commu- nity, and placed as they are in a peculiar situation, in being subject to the billeting of soldiers, we shall at all times be ready to relieve them when they labour under real grievances, arising from the Mont..poly of BREWERS, or the Despotism of MAGISTRAT,ES. Our Paper shall thertlfoi ebe open on all occasions to render them LOW PRICE OF HOPS AND MALT. TO THE ANTI MONOPOLY COMMITTEE. GENTLEMEN,—AIinsv me to call your attention, to t h e great reductions which have taken placein th e prices of Hops and Malt. Hops are absolutely nut above one-fifth of the price which they were at in the beginning of last year, when Beer was raised to 6d. per pot, as it was saiq, in conse quence of the hig-h, price of hops Hipps were then 301. per pocket—they are now only 61. The price. of Malt is also reduced at leAst one-fi:th. The materials of Beer are unusually low, but Beer is kept up at the higltest price to which it ever attained in times of dearth. Providence has blessed the land with a bounteous hand, and Monopoly is cursing it with the effect of a real scarcity !!! In your Resolutions, published last Spring; it. was said that at least one penny per pot in the. price of Beer was a sacrifice to the licensing sys tem and interests ; that this penny per pot,, in the aggregate, amounted to an annual levy of 850,0001. upon,the industrious classes of the metropolis,and of four millions sterling upon the inhabitants of the country generally. But this statement is short of the fact. By reference to Returns, I find that in April, 1801, Malt and 1 - lops were actually dearer than in April, 1819. Beer was then sold at V i d. Now that the arbitrary licensing system is fully ripened, and the opposition Breweries and houses for retailing Beer are put down, Beer is charged no less than I per pot more. is the continuance of such a systein to be longer en dured ? Pray, Gentlemen, call another Public Meeting. It the brewing and licensing interests in a certain Assembly are too strong for the inte rests of the Public, let the Throne itself be ad dressed. So long as two centuries ago,. lice!,si,ig abuses were the subject of Petitions to the Throne. Ourfirst JAMES listened to the c,m plaints of the sufferers and gave them redress. 'lite privilege conferred on pirlicular individuals to grant or refuse Licences to sell Beer was then annulled. The Licensing Act of the 2d of GEORGE 11. revived) it. Is it not high time that au arbi trary power, so pernicious and unworthy of the present enlightened age, should be once more put down, and the Public have restated to theta the right of A FREE TRADE IN VICTUALS' CONSECRATION.-Yesterday morning the new Burial Grotto(' of St. George the Martyr, South wark, was consecrated by the Bishop of OXFORD, who was attended by several Dignitaries of the Church, and the Clergymen belonaing to the five parishes of Southwark. A considerable number of persons were present at the ceremony, which took place precisely at 12 u,'clock, iu the wand forty. Oth er Lilo' Wit h f r,°- Ll lOlll Cor - 7 BOY CO"' l the , a cer sub' 3 or ; 106 e fore Wel. ° 5 not 3 ( b B 1, la D os i bog 'oril' pre' irii fits, Le- jOll,