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tis3 l " f e esilY $ recti li g to r" ciLlt" q ' le n• be, t° 164 If is *' 1 1, I nts . . po lvi 10 1 if 0 00 4 ['rotet~eue, ttle i r stip, o f o ro 11 164 er liog 1 0 ti C Old °' initso tt' irY .0, %Ito' Of ai OIL :V et ' rte . d 0 1 ROY' ag; ,0• 4 tO tl; ST a Ikt xfi 10. 00' orl ft". Friday. FIVE. PER CENTS. 71 f. 40 c. npFFRscD STOCK. , , Of the 24d M REch, 9O f- 15r. eid Sept. 1817, . 56 1. 45c. 92 , 1 March, IslB, n: s. \ I ;ran.,icted business I:q"ess Deis°Um s , e Duchess oe Bel rv, whose Reconcilement ear at ham!, continues to enjoy the best health. " Lod Comberrnere is arrived at Faris. 9itl Serf . 1218, 4 2d March, 1819, B2l. 50c. " P RI*" . AUG. 8 —There is a talk of some th logys ill our Ministry. 11. 1 here is a report also, of some important ll : e '"" re s been concerted with rega rd to te Se4:tet Associations, but the utmost secrecy is ta4i ntnitied. "1t ""%v understood, that ,the story of the t " rn eul of D r . J a h n to Silvetherg, in i an invention, the object of circulating which *as to Prevent the Bet Hook from proceed ing t 0 Spandau. Jahn has obtained permission go OW , Of his prison, and to prometvade the in te'l°r of the fortress, accompanied by a soldier. b " MADRID, AUG. 10.—The Count Abisbal has -er r superseded in the command of the »tiny, by General Dona Calderon, Fx Calleja, Count de Calde n, i r Iceru Y of Mexico in 1813, and who has acquir tbcri: g re at renuttvion. The former has been ap )"ed Captain-General of Andalusia, and Go eroue of Cadiz. t i tre Gener a l s S Aars field an tiCruz-Mourgeon, who ti t re enespknous in the late events at Cadiz , ha ve e I superseded. 4 fi.teal of th e C ounc il of NVar has been sent to CAtlt2 1 0 exami ne t h e proce ediegs respecting the offir ,- I 's arrested at t h e - camp of la Vietoire, at Port 4 Mary, which bad been suspended for some te " It AsTAnT, AUG. 15 —We learn that the con wre"ees at Calkbad lie,ve commenced. The Mi -I;"e's assemble a: the house of the Prince de i ette " i ch• Thee are solely occupied %%bib the ffAirs of fierm-to;• Ni 'l)arn, A G 9.—Since the return of the i: n g Scedon, there is nothing telked of " measeres of • conciliation. The Treaty re specting th e cession. of Ale Flitridas may perhaps t rat although it is not concluded precistly seirit 01 the instrnetions given by the "le bu t i t i s b etter to su ff er some lons 6311 to see th e United States , sopport our lusutgen t s in t ar, ecat. 4, (24 tilts ' 4 "Rtsl3, AuG. 9.—The numerous diploma a"erebled h ere do r.ot hold any sittings, pro- Pert y. pr t's() Ca lled, but they converse to g ether in die ptUmenades, ulenades, aud before and after dinner." e have on several occasions warned our against the articles that appear in The sil e- " s Mercuiy, whi c h is ft favourite Journal with ttf e Ln dtm Opposition Prints, and we have t l" "Pressed our satisfaction that its mistakes tf h correcting hand in both The Leeds intelli 17frer anti The L ee d s Independent, which are only a v4l s ill th e i r Z eal to inculcate goo d pr i nc i p l es .— .1 ; Proof tha t our caut ion against The Leeds j etir Y Wall not given without reason, we sub „;el ' 4 of Paragraph taken from The Leeds Intelligencer YeSlerdav 4 • that ") The .11ercurn,of Saturday, is a paragraph, insinuating, kni, : " "'thy Chia Magistrate had been applied to for per {6l4 t o suin'r the Cavalry to suppress a_ late Meeting ; and ti a „. e great precision, the reply which he made. W e f,,, kr , 44t ! ) ritY to state, that this account is totally void of t ldi ' nt ". no such application having been made ! The i,, fer "Wed to be answered by its insertion, may be easily l aritv T l ; abut that Gentleman does not want to acquire popu "nit;a7 such mi sre p resen t a ti o ns ; nor will the intended *ha ( r S 1 411 " 1 any t;enstire upon " some other Magistrates" 14 'ir duty; and at whose expellee we know he will be complimented." j,t' We hav e inserted in another part of our Paper, i s tier ' w hich the fellow who stiles himself, or a 1 "4" by his associ a tes, Doctor WATSON, bad l i i it ' s s'Al to I .4;ird SID:UM/TH. We should have u °li ght, as this" fellow seems to have bad a hArtrieha escape f rom t h e ga ll ows, t h at , if he 116" .-Pretensions to the title of Doctor, he would, ! I" '"ch B escape, h ave re li nqu i s h e d politics, . ""1 44 ' 4 endenvonred to support himself by the 14."f " g if"l if which he, at one time, is understood (' have been in some degree a Member. But the 84.63eriptions, wrung froth the deluded M o. thise impudent Reformers, he - most tl '°6 l ablY 6nd s lo be a surer resource than a attention to a more br editable and honest p; s li i'l"Yrnent. 'This same o b trus i ve D oc t or an d 11:ilsIL Ev enon, as'VC infor m ed out Readers, forced litl eant el ves last week upon the Home Department, l it, 'l " pioftssed anxiety for the welfare of Wh o, they pretended, bad, according to e l be t's , kill e d a f ter h e had beet, taken into tile:lll,Y.----rt rep ort, no dunbt, wholly confined to ti i , 111 : ; ‘" ioveu t i on, for the purpose of raising ves into nutice, or pethaps upon a pecu- Y 1; eculativu that th e y 'might get a kcbe if would turn Informers, which we have little doubt that they would most readily do, if they could thereby gain a more sure resource than the penny subscriptions, which of course may be ez pected (9 end as soon as their followers shall open thcir• eyes to ,the folly as , well as,the dan ger of supporting such worthless wretches as the whole body of Radical Reformers. n is well known that the EvANsEs contrived to get posses sion of the chief part of the money thus extorted from credulous stupidity, and !hat SHERWIN quarrelled with them because they would not stiffer bin; to !laic a. share of the spoil. Such are the Brawlers and Scribblers in the cause of Radical Reform. But to the letter which this said, Donor 14'aTsoN has addressed to Lord SiDatot:TH, arida copy of which, or another to the same purpose, lie has addressed to the Loan 11A1'Olt ; iC is 01)• VioUm that this is an attempt "to rake himself into fluNT's post as Leader of the Gantr, now that the other's ‘,4 occupation's gone," or is at least EMS- Pendell, It does not appear that Lord SlDsiouTn has' conde-cended to take any notice of the fellow's obtrusive Epistle, bat probably treats it with silent contempt, and we trust that the Loan MAvoa will do the bailie. We should wonder that WATSON and his Radical Ass'Ociate were suffered to in , tude into the Home Depattm . er t with their pre tended rumor of HUNT'S death, if we did not know the courtesy of that Office, and the promp• titude which those who apply to it are sure to re ceive upon all occasions. Row strange most it appear to ail other Countries, not even excepting Republican Aumtrica, that such contenvible Mis creants, as time whole band of Ref.mmers shorild be suffered to disturb the public peace, and at ' temp: to sobvert the Government, and that the should so long have been permitte3 to sleep over their daring and dangerous ex cesses. But Government is at length roused into a vigorous defence of the Peace, 'atid most heartily do we hope that signal punishment' will he firmly i.flicted on those who deserve it, that Rebel. 4, Traitors, and the whole horde of Ra• dival Reformers, may he aired two a doe submis sion to the law, if it be• impossible to impress them with any sense of loyalty, or any respect for Government.—We cannot •conclude without. expressing our indignation against the Opposition Prints, u hich have poured forth the most • scur rilous abuse agAinst the MANCIIRsTEE MAGIS TRATES and the YEOMANRY CAVALRY, for having secured the Ringleadets of a Gang, who bad as sembled a band of Ruffians from all (loaners, who were obviously prepared for every species of mischief, and who, if the measures adopted for securing those Ringleaders, had not induced the mob to disperse, would most probably have dealt destruction , around, as soon as the incendiary Orators had, sufficiently inflam ed their passions, and had then retired to feast at their expellee, and to laugh at their cre dulity. The Magistrates and the Yeomanry Cavalry have, however, received the ihanks of the most respectable People of ihe County ; those who were best acquainted with the dangers, and could bete appreciate their services. They may, there fore, treat with contempt the despicable attacks of the Opposition Prints, which by such conduct may fairly be suspected• of being in their principles and in their wishes, not a jot better than the Radical Reformers, with their Leaders, the fluars, the WOOLERS, the GALE JONESES, the NVATSONS, the EVANSES, the. SHERWINS, the THISTLEWOODS, and all the motley gang of desperat.- Ruffians, who seem anxious to overturn the - present House of Commons, in order to •form a new one, after-tile - principles of Universal Snffrage, Annual Parliaments, and Election by Ballot, which would destroy every vestige of our good Old, Constitu tion, add 'reduce us to a state of hopeless anarchy or democratical despotism. We since- find, as we supposed, that Doctor WATSONS Letter to Viiconot SIDMOUTH has been treated with. the coutemptOous disregard that such obtrusive impudence deserved. The following is the only article worthy of no tice in our l'ort letters 61 this slay : The East India Company's ship Waterloo, outward-hound, was in lat. 3. '3O, South, long. 17. West, on the 31st• March; all well." The Light llorse Volunteers hate received di rections from Lord Sinmot.mt to assemble at their head-gflat terb to-morrow, at two o'clock, P. M. The Meeting announced to-morrow at Smith field, it is apprehended by the , Borough Ma g ktrates, will be attempted to be held in the open space on the Surrey side of Waterloo-bridge, where there are large collections ot stones, bricks, &c. to' forward the improvemet.ts carrying on there ; and accordingly Mr. RoFEY, the high Constable, and his forces, have orders to take command of sacks spot and its neighbourhood to-morrow. A keen contest is now carryine on for the re presentation of Ilie county of Kinross beiwten Captain CHARLES ADAM, II: N. and' Colunet GRAHAM. A yohrig man, in the Liberties of Limerick, died suddenly, a few days since, from thinking sour utilk whilst in a state of perspiration. 1.,._. LN' 'iU\ MLEI'I.'IU. Notwithstanding the adjournment of the Ken nington,Meetitig, annunneed in the Placard, sign ed by the Commit!ees for the Borough of South wark, and the Counties, of Siorey and Middle sex," the Magistrates had reason to believe, trona certain information and movements, that precau tionary measures would be prudent. Accordiugly, early in the morning, stonily of the ioliabitatos were summoned to attend the ilagist rates LETT, of Lanthe!h, and UOLMan, of the .Bo rough), at the Vestry-hall. Lambeth ; and 200 were sworn in as Special Coostahlei. Mr. Lett afterwards addressed the assemblage, thanking them for the pr , mptness of their atten tion, and adding that lie should not call , then: Isom their homes unless circumstances required personal attendance at the Common. Tileir war-. rants and staves, howevet, should be forwarded to ihem, fur they had g ood reason to believe that an actual meeting would be attempted, should appearances, be favourable to the parties. He. added that communications had been held with . Lord Sidatooth.: his Lordship expressed the opt. nifin that there would be no meeting at all; (bat none or the 'o eetings which had been talked of, for Smithfielttand elsewhere, would take place ;. that Ihe persoos who should go to such places would onlyltave their trouble .for nothing ; that, in fact, they could do. nothing without the pre settee of their leader, Hunt. The Magistrates had engaged the Horns Ta vern, Kenoiogron, to enable them to he present, hut they remained at the Sessions-house, Horse mongen-lane. Mr. Rofey. the'High Constable for .he Borough, and the Under Sheriff, however, were resew ; and. they were attended by up wards of 120 Police,, Sheriff's, and other Offi cers, and regular Constables. All the gates lead-• ing on to the Common were locked and chained, so that any..cart or waggon attempting; to enter would have been seized. , Not above ten of the slit rounding gentry, who are accustomed to go to the city daily, left their home.' Ab.otywelve, small parties of idlers as-emided in different oat ts and rambhd aboot, alter being closely watcaed)ty the civil authorities presetil. Just before one o'clock, a short, shabby,drottken looking titan appeased at the little, gate fronting the Horns "Lavern, with One of the hoards used at the Smithfield Meeting, and on which was in.. scribed " Order, Ordet On the reverse was a paper containing the following notice :—". The Me tin t ; is deferred to a future` day—a Public Merin - kg it; Smithfield, on Wednesday afternoon, at 4 P N." This attracted a small crowd, and ex cited some l..tugliter. " You may laugh„" said the man, " but we possess great talents—we shall surprise the tyrants." Soon afterwards tile Con servator and Steward of the Commott appeared, and directed the Man to depart, Roil not situp the public path-way, " Very well," he replied. I . waot to do nothing . unlawful. I am sent here by the Committee ; we want to do nothing to distort) the peace. It ynt. say I an; acting im properly, I shall not stand here. When 1 have had my refreshment the was drinking porter) I will go away." He afterwards walked but did not leave the Common. He continued to parade the thfferent paths across the Common, with his board, followed about by small parties; but he was not interrupted. SEM 110 US PUBLICATIONS. Bow-STHERT. Yesterday at ball-pitst one o'clock, Bishop, the officer, entered the offire with Mr. Dolby, 01 Wartloor-street, in his cus tody, chaigtd will' poblidliog seditious publica tions. - - - - Mr. Woods, the Clerk, handed to the Magistrate the in formation upon which the prisoner was apprekended, and which charged bim wi+h having published a wicked and ma licious libel, imputing the crime of murder to the Magistratus and Yeomanry Cavalry of Manchester. He also banded to the Magi trite, at the same time the pamphlet which contained the, libel, Sherwin's Weekly Political Register, No. 16, Vol. 5. The Magistrate read down the first side, till he came to where it calls upon the people to arm, which Was SlltliCiellt to convince hint of the evil tendency of the publication. The evidence produced was Lett'''. Lewis, a constable be longing to the orrice, who stated, that on Saturday after four o'clock, he went to the prisoner's shop, and purchased the pamphlet produced, for which he paid 'Oki pence t and he be lieved the prisoner to he the man who served him. The prisoner admitted that he was in his shop, and served the witness in the way of his business. The prisoner addressed the Magistrate, and requested that he might he allowed to Wait a little, that he (night he enabled to procure hail, he having called upon and sent for some friends. The Magistrate, in reply, said, he should compel him to wait, and if he did not procure hail he should coannit him. • During the examination Mr. Giles, baker, of Wych-street, entered the Office, and offered to be one of the prisoner', bail, and he, with Mr.Torner', of Newcastle-street, Strand, printer, were admitted hail in 501. each, for the appearance of ,Mr. • Dolby at the ensuing Middlesex Sessions. Mr. Dolby was bound in a recognizance of tool. fur his own appearance. COBOURG . I . IIEATRE.—Two new Dramas were brought torward last night at this elegant Thea ; the first was called Gustavus, and the second The (fife's First Lesson. The' first piece was of the sesicos kind, in which Mr. H. KumuLe paricuhtly distinguished hint•elf, and which. is in itself very impressive. Mr. T. CHO . KE's musical powers .were excited with peculiar success in the first of these: pieces. The other, which is light and sportive, gave scope to :the spirited talents of Mr. STANLEY. The house was crowded, Hod tut Is pieces were recei‘ed with great applause. Mr. PFTrit MOORE, it- is said, has already ef fect. d in Di iffy-Lane Theatre a counter-revolution. Mr. KKAN, it is . rontlilt.otly said, skies slut Werth to return to Drury-Lane Theatre, but accept the magnificent offers made to hint by •t be American Managers. i\lrs. Burrt.r, late Miss SomERVILLE, is still the theatrical Heroine at Birmingham, where she is pet forming. with very great . success. Tile Bir mingham theatticai Corps is said to be at p rese nt more respectable that, it has been for many years. Miss O'NFILL, who huts reaped a plentiful harvest in Ireland, was to perform yesterday iu Edithisrgh. It is said that Mr. ARNOLD and Mks KELLY have putchased the avmpic Tlieatse ut Mr. LLLISTON, %vim thiturally conceives th‘st his ti,tr:e will he stifficiewly employed in his new Maui r ment tit Drury-Lane. • PRINCE LEOPOLD. EDINBURGH, AUG. 21.-.-On Thursday his Royal, Highness PrineeLEoPoeD,after visiting St George's Church, and St. John's Chapel, accompanied by the Lmil Provost, Lord Advocate, the Commander of the Forces, and other Gentlemen, proceeded to Ileriot's Hospital, where he was received by Mc. Denholm, the Treasurer, and some of the Gover nors, and the boys drawn up in regular file s, and aCtet w.trds partook of an degant collation pre pitted tor his Higiine” in the Governot's Coun cil 1;00m. His Royal Highness expressed the highcscadmiration at this beautiful building ; and after examining the Chapel a nd other' apitrtate , its Minutely, was much gratified by a sight •of the bOyS; to the nUmber of ISO, at dinner. The Prince was so pleased with the general appear. auce of the boys, that lie solicited Irons the Lotd Provost a relaxation from sttify for them tor se veral 'days, which his Lordship readily wanted till Monday. :His'Royal Highness then went . to the other hospitals in the neighbourhood, George Watson's and the Merchants' Maiden 11051)1 , 81s, with the appearance and order of which he was also highly satisfied. His Royal HiglinesS thereafter proceeded to the Palace of Holyrood house, where tie spent a con siderable time in viewing the apartments of that beautiful edifice. From thence he went to Leith, and visited the Wet Docks, Custom-house. 80%, and wad greeted by a salute from the Admiral's ship in the Roads, which was tastefully orna mented with colours, as were the other ships ct War, and the vessels in the harbour. His Royal Highness experienced at Leith the same cordial .reception he had met with in the city, being every where greeted with loud acclamations. lie returned to town by Leith Walk, and at the Bo tactic Garden was received by Dr. Rotherfto d, Professor of Botany, who showed him tl.te•diffe- . rut classifications of the platos. With Which his Royal Highness appeared ,inloymed. In the evening the L •rd Provost.gaye sn a-le gato and sumptuous entertainment at his house iii '(;, field-square, to his R,yal Ifghtiess and •st,ir e , and se v e r a l Noblemen and Gentlemen, 'among whom Were--I ire Earls o f Morton and File, Lord Viscount Melville, ,the Lord : Aivocate,. the. Commantler-in-Chiet, and :staff,. Sir John Hay, Jit John Matiorihanks,, Baronet, Colonel Quintio, William Arhothnto, Esq the Honour-, able _the M:tg,istrates, &c..; and apologies were received from the most Noble the Niatmess of Tweedale, the Right Honourable the Earls of Motay, Haddington, Elgin, Wetuyss, and March, &c. &c.. who, from the exit eine shortness of the invitation, were pit:chided from attending, Immediately atter dinner, the freedom of the city was presented to his Rt k yal Highness by toe Lord Provost and Magisi ateS ; it was most beau tifully written, and eneinsen in a case of rich blue velvet, with ornaments of embossed gold, having the city's arms in the centre ; in return for which compliment, h is Royal Highness ex ptessed himself in the most gratitying terms for the honour conferred on him. His Lordship thereupon proposed the folio vt lug coast, which was drank with great applause :—" Viosperity to the youngest citizen of Edinburgh, and may that reciprocity of feel nr4- a' present existing be twixt his Royal Highms; awl the inli.hitants of our native city long continue to he cherished " His Royal liightiess returned to his hotel (Onion's) about ten o'oelock, whither he was loudly cheered by a great concourse of people. Several shops in Pt incts's• street, and almost the whole of South St. Amtrew's•street, were bril liantly Yesterday morning a great crowd of people were assembled round the hotel so eat ly as six o'clock, to witness his Royal Highness's depar ture. As he was KbOla to step into his chariot, a respectable-looking old lady modestly approached, and preserred him with a nosegay, whiai received with great good humour. lie then'set oft tor Perth, where he was to remain last night, and we understand it is his intention this nay io proceed to Dunkeld, where he will visit his Glace the Duke ot Atholl. On his way to invert) , sa he will also visit the Di.ke of Gordon and the Matquis ot Huntley. We understand also that he intends paying ano ther visit to this city on his return from the north, when his stay will be longer. lie will return to England by way of Glasgow, and, after twiking the tour pt the Lakes, proceed by the west road to London. The Prince was highly delighted with our ro mantic town, and with the attectioiate and re spectful attention which people or every , rank pid him; and when his Royal Highness vi sited the Castle, he honoured the Officers of the 6th regiment with his company at, their mess room, and partook of an elegant. collation, which they had prepared for him. RICHARD ROTH W ELL, Esq. Alderman of Cheap IVard, ha% ing taken tin himself the office of one of the, Sheriffs of this great city, was rartr ilay most sumptuously entertained at the London Tavern by -the Gentlemen of his Common Coati- Mr Deputy I.4oxt.tiv in the Chair. Many kyal awl patriotic toasts were drank, iind the evening sprot with the greatest conviviality. SHOCKING ACCIDENT .--ThiS tot ening as a sawyer in the employ of Mt. GLASIER, of Drury lane, was assisting in unloading , sonte timber, a large log tell from the .carriage, and killed the poor fellow on the spot. Medical as•lstailee %vas immediately procured, arid every thing done to relieve the unfortunate 111411,b..t wi , hout effect. It is somewhat singular, that he only entered on Mr. GLASIRR'S eMploy yesterday afternoon. The heat of the weather yes:erday in the Me ttopolis exceeded, by above tour degrees and a half, the usual meridian heat of summer in Ltitolon. _ _ W. flutvkins, a plagterer, aged 19, has' been taken into custody, charged with murdering, in a fit of icalonsy, a Voting ‘vornin whoni he courred, and afterwards throwing the body into the New Meer. The confession of Wood, of murdering a y ung aintl ilk Leicestershire, is al a fabrication of uis (i'v