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jot ' le e 5 : l i }'s! irne lle isil op I i) c" en cf• be If oler' :.11 ourselqs ; a " c be : cornt Roman Catholics, and you are free continue Papists, and you have no ri ght to our freedottr. i I I s !! 1 Weary of this arguing in a circle. Sophis . r " ii‘ey be exposed; falsehoods . can ,ouly be ontradicted'. Spare me therefore the proof, that Religious. tenets" have Not been made " the 0 4es tof ciyil tncapacities ;" or that they owe their ~...nrigirt and their continuance to political doctrines : ii re qe. Sk i and to political iltiS. if th e P apa l Su ,,,i'eY, Which farms no p ar t o f t h e C hr i stian '01;41gi°11, . Which of its it ornan Catholic Sect ; be epe abjured, all ".civil disabilities" vanish. '' . T he " bate poSsibility" , of a Roman Catholic knoU 1 n ting the Throne !-1 am amazed at the " bare" imp'ndence that can c, . suggest such a tti l)" , ibi litY." The Physician, Dit oranooi.E, hint forat "i and was, clapped by the Popish Board with his hint ; the Fria'r, AltLNUrt, glozed upon it, iTo sornething More than a " bare" calculation. nte prevent this I' sUpposition," We met Popery „„ r ed to hand with the sword ; t o continue its l'lrvention, we shut her out by the .Law. , and, our the help of that Law, we will still defend "is Protestant Throne from even the barest of all .ar e p o ssibilities;"—nay, thOugh we keep 1 three millions" o f P ap i sts from occupying our .11 tlit:itetit Seat and our Legislature. Think they li on; we explled JAMES' STUAT, and revolti. T R ' z ed our S e tate, FOR NOHING 1...._ VIGIL. TRtATRICAL REGISTER. 11 to Rt r , Perfora t ed L ast Ni g h t. Ocilia j ut I:':•_^YAL, tonuns-LANe.—Nd time), Brutus: tti ne ili ch . Ir. Kea n ; Tarquinia, Mrs. W. West. Aft e r da •Ittitße,rt Silver Arr o w. b CevENT-GARDEN.---The School for SMcan iliZir'PeterTeazie, Mr. W. Farren ; Lad T eazle,iss ll ' After which, Harlequin Munchausen. ,c ou TO COIVIIESPONDENI'S. A•I LLUI No IV.), T ortow --We regret the unavoid -'''e n e ~ . . ,„ p.m. . , • rs—Tbe ANALysts tind , eessity or postponing BRITANNICL LimkteNtitivir on the INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT—and 11114 6tihr Favours, (torn valuable Correspondents. pnrCE °I TWIN DAY AT tank Stoeli ~ *** ' 27:7'21 4 ibtr Cent. ite(l .** • 76i,, 7,9, a Per Ce ra. 78 hili;• al per Cent ..... 88 I 4.111. Cents:: :'' ......... " Ptt ettn• N4.v.i.."Crin• • 107i1 F STOCKS 'WELVM O'CLOCK. Bank Long Ann. 20 7-I'6llll India Bonds .84s. 86s. pi. South Sea Stock ... 86i Ex. 'Bills, 2d. 173.145. 19s. pr. Cons. for 'Account— ~.781ij J Jolla a MAILS. II 11'n 5 Wa. , . tt tlanders u ) "1 , 1 G ael nsay anti ers n ey, 2 Sweden. 11 111 44-4 ppt AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•1110ERO1V. ....._hinntes after 6. I Evening, 57 minutes after 5. 'nu SUN. 4,14 -- 1 ~,..VU. IS nICEHE FALSUAI AUDEAT ? pLONDON, l ti , u.ty JANUARY 29, 131 9 . It t e rep.. e lday " t his morning the Paris P a pers o f St ' The following are extracts :--- (` C HAMBER OF DEPUTIES, It SIII ING OF MONDAY, JAN. 25 ; • 1 : °11 1 e ert n t disc ussion took place on a P e titi on "'AO f " individuals, praying to be indem lur th e °l.the &mount of articles furnished use ° f ate Government of Martinique th h , e re ign of Buonaparte, and which 4 hio hi a a--04 g 3 t others, had been declared null by resistedcarte's Government. These claims were adeniti"" t he ge neral ground, that, if they were fi scati ev ery person w h o h a d su ff ere d by con- IThuid b wb lthi have a similar claim, and which it e Se Th IMPossibie to satisfy. /111 Y. e Cila nther passed to the Order of the ig n Iteper"°Lbe Order of the Day for receiving the . relative " the Special Committee on the Projet 1 , t ° the Duke de Richelieu, C ii "e Barou Delessert made a Report from the i °l°li(tet i n c lavo ur of the Projet, but proposing 11 111:411(itnent in the second article, as follows : ,1,,, i 148jorate shall be composed of property 01 -3 en b y t he King from amongst the domains of e State which are disposable." 'di'' but The Report was ordered to be printed and , A T 1 1 anti to hr. taken i n t o cons id erat i on on Itirsdeday. le,aY, re:: 41113 , lats. 26 .—The king, a ft er mass yes- are a s everal Lieutenant -Generals and arech atla de Camp. 4 1 ' The D u k e d*Angordeme yesterday vi s it e d t h e (Ike o f Glo ucester. Et gelteriroaftiba re -ap pears to-morrow in the cha r CEdipus, at the Theatre F ranca i s. At b Copenhagen, the Capital of Denmark, I e Bit In 1818 were 3,245, and the Deaths -.48, am ongst which were 21 Suicides "The Court of Naples having received intelli ceuf the death of the Queen-Mother of Spain, feate celebration of the marriage betwee n the In r, Don Francis Paul and the Princess Louisa `-llitrlotte, of Naples, has been deferred. FIVE PER carsrs. liendav ......................... DEFERRED STOCK. Of the 22d March, 1817, ............ 81 f. 45 c. 22d Sept. 1817, ............. 79 f. 45 c. Vitil March, :918, ............ 77 f. 45c. 22(1 Sept. 1818, ........... 75 f. 50 C. ig. coNSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 12.—Accounts from wittYrne, 'Pout da ted the 20th November, state that a had caus ed consid era b le damage % o , 13 I'44 ur do wn, trees t orn up by the Wen, 4 w ere thrown , and 30 h ead of cattle Were driven 6P orti'l iff , article ~ soli; log .iiig 094 ' or $f date dniinirof le, 6" 7011 ofs' t 5 or 16 eso lit ' , ‘• Cs ° ie j it, le Pot - M elir t 9 e a- Ilr e3dl ,a 00I •p(0 1 )( 4 )19 4 ' 0 0i v i t le 6°U , s eeJ ttt c ool ,oy ill ors' totO S of 'II! ;Ay i,Yl la 4% 5 01 into the sea ; the fields were deVaatated, and thL vintage entirely destroyed. PETERSBURGII, JAN. L—'Tie trnperor expected here the sth inst. • The most aged persons do not recollect so mild a winter as tl►e present." The pertinacity of the OPPOSITION on the sub ject of Cash Payments at THE BANk, affords a striking specimen of what may be expected from there during the Session. They seem to be to tally ignorant that the Uold Specie has vanished from circUlation, or to consider this important fact as baiiing no bearing oti the question. If more Gold Currency were issued, it must obviously share the same fate. It is evident, from the Re port of the Commissioners appointed for inquiring into the mode of preventing the FOrgery of tank Notes, that the Bank liirectors haVe been incessant in their endeavours to ascertain the means for accomplishing so desirable an end. But the attempt is surrounded with difficulties. The ingenuity which has been employed for the pur pOie ha's been amply reeompenced by the tank, if its efforts have not been successful: It should be observed, that if the forgeries have hitherto deteived the nicest eYe', how can it be supposed that they would be deiected by people in general, in the ordinary course of trade ? The Bank is still un ceasing in its endeavours to p 9 riVent the repetition of fraud, and the consequent increase of Criminals, and all that human skill and diligence can effect • for such beneficial purposes, the Public may 'con fidently hope to obtain. With respect to the clamours which have been made against the pu nishment of offenders of this description, it might be imagined, by the whining and vehemence of the Party Writers and Speakers, that these offenders had been brought into difficulty merely by mis fortune, and not by guilt. It was justly observed by Sir MATTHEW HALE, a Judge distinguished for piety as well as for learning and humanity, that if pity is due to Criminals, there is also pity, as well as justice, due to the State. The same ingenuity which can successfully imi tate Bank Notes, might be usefully and pro fitably employed in the necessary and or namental arts of life, and the same in dustry and labour devoted to the utterance of those Forgeries might be exercised in laudable in dustry. The deliberation ) as well as toil ) em ployed in the formation, as well as in the circulation of those Porgeries, give a deeper die to the guilt, which demands exem , glary punishment for the sake of the Cobntry, while pity is really due to those only who have yielded to the pressure of unavoidable misfor tune, or the viotence of sudden temptation, which overcome all billow* patienct and fortitude.-- But, according to the Weak and shallow Politi cians of Party, the whole frame of our Penal Laws is to he overthrown, for the sate of' adopt ing the Code of their favourite NatomioN) in order that DELIBERATE DELINQUENCY shOtild have Palaces to repose in, till its guilt is ascertained, and when proved beyond the pos.. sibility of doubt, capital punishment is not to be inflicted, but if the culprits are ordered for trans portation, they should enjoy all the accommoda tions and indulgences of a I?oyel Yacht! ! Nothing of the slightest interest in our pore Letters this (lay. , ?The Publication of The Quarterly Review is unavoidably deferred until Tuesday. DOVER.—The Lords of the Treasury have been pleased to place B. G. SAMPSON, Esq. Comptroller of the Port of Dover, on the Retired List of Offi cers of the Revenue. This meritorious Officer, has been more than 30 years in constant employ tnent, and has deservedly secured the good opi nion and friendship of some of the first characters in this country. SIR DAVID DUNDAS'S BANQUET.—GeneraI Sir Davit) DUNDAS, the Governor of Chelsea Hos pital, gave a sumptuous entertainment at his noble apartment in the College on Wednesday last, to his Royal Highness the Commander-in- Chief, and his Staff; also to the gallant Marquis of ANGLESEY It was the best display, in, all re spects, which the season has produced; 'I he LORD CHANCELLOR has fixed the days for hearing Appeals and Writs of Error to the House of Lords for Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from ten o'clock till four each day. On those days the VICE-CHANCELLOR Will sit in the Court of Coancery during Term. DREAMING TO SOME PURPOSE.--It is a curious circumstance, but nevertheless a well-authenti cated fact, that No. 5535, drawn a Prize of 30,0001. in the late Lottery, was bespoke by Bisu at the Bank, in consequence Of an order given by a person who bad dreamt that it would be drawn a Capital Prize. As this person did not feel inclined to adventure so largely as to take a whole Ticket, he purchased but a small Share, and the remainder was left for disposal to the Public.—The half was purchased by a Gentle man at Dartford, and the remainder went in lesser Shares to various individuals. As this Number would in all probability have been sold in a whole Ticket ) but for the circumstance of the person who dreamt of it having bespoke it, the Gentleman who thus became possessed of the half must no doubt feel much obligation to his Bleeping partner. POETRY. PROLOGUE TO " Tat: ACTRESS OF ALL WORK." Spoken at the Olympic 'Theatre, last algid, by Mrs.. Etivo N Before the bell bidS yon green curtain risei And all our failings flash upon your eyes; To claim indulgence trembling I appear ' Yet led by favours past to hope it here. And shall I find it ?—Yes—your cheering smile Hach shed prosperity around this piie— EnableA it with mightier lanes to cope— Erivard our wishes, and surpass'd our ha pe, Fast is the debt of gratitude we owe— i'rotidly we boast the favours you bestow: Tho' some there be to distant climes who Steer, ,a.vish of taleni,ihat was cherish'd here; Scattering those blossoms o'er t foreign land, Which ne'er had blooM'd hut for yotir fost'ring hand. We seek success hut where it should he found By British Actors—upon British ground. '1 ; o night (kind friends) are arduous tadi is initiei In six still varying characters to shine. An " Actress of All Work !"—Heat'ns, what a name! Ye Critics, well may I indulgence Like the Weird Sister rais'd by SUAR3PEARE'S spell; " I'll do, I'll do,"—but you must say hOW well. Of Beauty's smile 'twere folly to despair, Sure to receive Fair usage from the Pair With you, sweet Ladies, I must leave My cause, Who shall dissent if you decree applaiise ? Should my poor efforts fail to wake your mirth Doubt not the zeal that gives those efforts birth; But let the will for want of power atone, And save six characters beside my ox•n. THE THEATRES; Denny-LANE.---The success which has attend , . ed the Tragedy of Brutus at this Theatre dors not appear to abate, but the piece continues to be so attractive that it bids fair to rival the first seasons of The Beggar's Opera and Pizarro. It is a prize for Mr. KEAN, as 'well as for the Theatre, as it gives him a double salary every week. There was last night a crowded Hoose i and the ap plause Was as vehement as ever. OLYMPIC THEAtIlE.—Last night a humourous piece, similar to that In which MATHEWS appeared at the Haymarket Theatre, was represented at this place, under the title of The Actress of All Work. This piece gave Mrs. Ebwirs an opportu nity of displaying the veiiWlity of l►er talents in the assomption of six different characters, in all of which she appeared to gre6t advantage, and received very warm and well-merited applause from a numerous audience. The piece itself is ingeniously constructed, in affording so much scope for this animated Actress ; and Mr. ELLIs- TON, on its conclusion, announced it for this evening with the hearty concurrence of the dience. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, 2S. • Saturday last being Bachelors of Arts' Com . - meneement, the following lb 3 Gentlemen Were .admitted to that Deg ree • [Note—'-;..The Names are arranged alphabeiottly.] iin 's College. , —Me. Roberts ... 1r r:nity College.—Nlessrs. Anis worth, Applebee, thawes, Bayne, Blunt, Bradney, Browne ) Campbell, Clarkson, Dighy, Drewe ) Egreruont, Elmsley, Glennie, Hastings, Hodgson, Holroyd, Hope, Major, Maltby, Manse), sea. Manse), jun. Owen, Palk, W. H. Parry, nipple. Pyw, Richards, Sanipson„Southern, St, Mawe, U. B. Tavler, Thorp, 'Totten, Valpy, Way, %%Talker, Ward, Wood, Wright • • • • • 40 St. John's College.—Messrs.Botittivwer, Browne, Bull, Bulmer, Cooper, Craven, Covey, Downward, 'Earle, Godtery, Harrison, Haylock, Helyar) Housman, Hurt, Knott, Lonsdale, Little, Lockett, Lunib, Marshall, Mil ford, Pearse, Pease, Praed, Richardson, Smith, Sunder land, Thursfield, Wale, Wright ... St. Peter's College.—Messrs. Bushby,- Leslie, Lewin, Ro berts, Smith ... . , 5 Clare Ilall.—Messrs. Beresford, Cape, Clissold, Cooper ) Fawsset, Jefferson, Kitchener, Mocire, Saxton • , 9 Pembroke Hall.-a- - Messrs. Alt, Evans, Turner, Wyatt, 4 Caius College.—Messrs. harmer, Lamb, Porter, Potts, Shaw, Wolston Trin(ty Itycvoft Bene t College.—Mtssrs. Corbould, Gilbert, Flowman, Kent, Litistone, Porter, White, Wilhingon Queen's College.—Messrs. Arden, Dewe, Edelsnann, King, . Mills, Rabett, Remington, Simpson, Walker 9 Catharine Hall.—Messrs. Egremonti Harrison, Jones, Hewitt, Upton ... Jesus College.—Messrs. Bradfield, Brougham, Farquhar, Forge, Godsell, Hamontl, Harrison, Newman, Pryce, Walker • Christ College.—Messrs. Adam, Ash, airmen, Goodrich, •Had wen ' ?Harbnr, Norton, Pedder, Rolls, Williams !0 MagdalcnCollege.—Mr. Sandford Emanuel College.—Messrs. Drage, -Gurdori, Hammond, Wade, Gery Sidney Sussex College --Messrs. Boteler, Clay, Collett, Fisher, sen. Fisher, jun. Rhodes, Savigny, Stewart, Trot man • • . . 9 The following Gentlemen obtained Academical Honour's on the above occasion WRANGLERS. Drs. King, cooper, Porter, Qu. .10h. Drs. Bushby, Evans, Baylie, Cravea, Ash, Wale, Ilatnorid, \Vat Let, Hodgson, t Pe ni b. Trin. Juh. Cur. Joh. Jes. Cape, Hal ruyd, BroWue, Dewe, Thorpe, Turner, Wilkinson, Drs. Rltodei Brougham, Smith, Buteler, Richardson, Bout flower, Porter Caius. ClAre. Prard, Snit l►, Bull) Trin. Job. Trin. Pont). Bene't. SENIOR Sid. Joh. Sid. Joh. Joh. 1' i us. Bene't. Joh Pet. Trio. Joh. OPTIM ES. Drs. Pearce, ktoh. Major, l'rin. Wyatt, Peinb. ILidwen, Shaw, Canis. Earle, Job. Popple, liastings, Cooper, . Clare. Soot hull, Jefferson, Clare. PTIMPS. Potts, , Gains. Drs. Harrison) Lath. Lewin, Pet. Valt4, Trio. \V hit r, Bene't. Drage, Emn►. Moore, Clare. Hattnond, Emu►. Howrnan ) Bene't. 'lotion, Trio. Lonsdale, Joh. Parry, 'rt.; 11. Lomb, Joh. Athawes, Trio. The subjects for Sir William Browhe's gold medals fur the present year are— For the Greek Ode :—Regince epicedium. For the Latin Ode :—Thebte 14gyptiacce. y uf th e Lpieraut4 ;--" Discriwn obrcurelm," JUNIOR Drs. LONDON JOURNALS. [Morning Chronicle.] The following is an Extract of a Letter, dated Madrid, the I2th inst. It shows how enviable the situation of King Ferdinand is : Every day the probability appears greal.er of an early overthrow of the present. Order of things, or, more properly speaking, of the preSent disorder. By one. of th,,e casual ties which are not (infrequent in a country where the Catholic r e ligi o n is tle e Only One allowed, discovery' has just been made of a conspiracy, at the very moment it was about to explode—a conspiracy which,, according to what it said in these moments of general 'consterMitlini, will cover many distinguished families with mourning, as it is said that the whole of the plan; and channels of communi cation have been sei z ed. It is said, that this censpiracy would have been ettremely bloody if it had been cart - lea into effect on the arrangeMents Made. According to there stilt of the dikovcry made, it would stem that the King was to have been 'declared by the conspirators the first traitor to the nation, and that a large reWard was to have been offerea for his head. Such is the report of the affair here among those who dare to speak .shout this tremendous affair. The Guerillas go on incteaSing; and the rust from Andalusia it occasionally interrupted, notwithstanding a strong e s cort. This new conspiracy has entirely done away with the vague but general rumour of causes to which the death of the Queen has been ascribed. English Newspapers are now the subject of more persecution than any work contained in the black list of the Inquisition." FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF TI-Hg DAY. [Morning Post.], At a late hour last night,a Mail froth rlandeta reached our office. Count Las Casas has publish ed at Sttittgatd a Petition to the British Parlia. , Went; hut it contains nothing mote than what we have alrehdy read in the writings of that t'ralty agent of Napoleon Buonaparte.—M. -J. P. G. Jat;ssons, Lieut-Col , Knight of the Legion of Honour, enjoying a pension Worn the King of the Netherlands, was one of the persons arrested at Brii•sels during the late visit of the Emperor Alex ander, accused of a conspiracy tending to arm the inhabitants against each other, and to excite civil War arid massacre in the kingdom. Being found innocent, he was released on the 13th inst. l-le attributes the misfortune which has befallen hitn to having met %vith a person whom he knew no thing of till the day before he was arrested, and who tgfil him, as a piece of news, that the Em peror Alexander was going to place the son et Napoleon on the Throne, and to proclaim Maths Louisa Regent—a piece'of news which he listenea to with conteMpt. [British Press We rejoice to find that the numerous proseeti. tions that have been instituted kwainst the re tailers of spurious editions of the ' Bible, as well as against those with notes, have been withdrawn. But we find from a hand=bill just issued, that the Committee of Booksellers continue their si tings, to inquire into the processes that have taken place, preparatory to their making a general tepurt to the trade. [Morning Herald.] On I s Vednesday evening the Marchioness of lattings lurked - at her House at tathtlen front the Pavilion at Brighton, where her Lady— ship has been to take leave of his Royal nest the Prince Regent, previous to her departure for India. The Noble Marchioness will leave on Monday next for Deal, and will embark cm Tuesday, on board the Waterloo, from off Deal. The whole of the East India fleet now going out are to be in the Downs on the 2(1 of February.-- , The Noble Marchioness will take out with her, for the gratification of her Noble Lord, the por traits of their five children. The portraits and highly-finished likenesses, and yesterday received. the last finishing tints, ftom the pencil of Mr. Murphy, the Artist. There are four daughteri and one son. The eldest, Lady Flora, .is in her fourteenth year. Ilet Ladyship does not take any of the children out with her ; they are a.t ro main, with proper tutors and Governesses, at Camden Hill House. The Marquis ant.l Mar— chioness ate expected to' return to linrope in the course of t WO years. THE MARKETS: CORN-EXCHANGE, J. 9.9. The Wind having become favourable for Arrivals from the Suffolk coast. produced a very large supply of Barley this morning, which considerably exceeded the demand, and although a few picked samples obtained Monday's- prices, yet the gene ral qualities are from Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper, and the chief part of the supply remains on hand ; Fine Wheat sold on as good terms as on. Monday ; Oats were dull sale, and rather lower.---. In Beans and Pease there is no alteration. SMITHFIELD, JAN. 29. Our Market Was but thinly supplied with prime Beasts tliis morning, and Beef was dearer than on Monday ; the show of Sheep was very small; a briskness in the trade, and prices dearer than ottr last quotations ; Veal Was cheaper, Pork dearer, and few sales made.—The business in the Hay Market Was somewhat lively this morning, and prime samples of Flay sold full 4s. per load dearer; Clover was 10s. per load dearer, and many buyers at market; Straw was brisk sale at our last quotations.—The annexed is a correct statement of the Nutithers and Prices at Market : ('ro sink the Offal ; per Stone of 81Ifs.) Beef 4s. Od. to is. Ofl. 1 Veal ss. 6d. to 75. 0 , 1. Mutton ..ss. Gd. to Gs. 21. Pork 4s. 6d. to 6s. Bd. tATTLE AT MARKET. 540 I Sheep and Lambs 5,640 130 I Pigs Beasts Cal HAY 4NI) STRAW PER LOU). Hay.... k 5 0 0 tok7 10 0 Cloclr.. ,C 6 0 oto ,C 8 15 0 Straw k 2 to OtoEB o o LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday al , ternoon a Gentleman of fortune, at the West end of the Town, applied to J. E. CONANT, Esq. for his advice in the following case son, a. young Gentleman, unfortunately purchased a box of detonating balls from a fellow who sells then), at the corner of the Green Man and Still, Oxford -street ; which h e took home with hint. He attempted to unscrew the box on the draw iug-room table, when the friction caused the whole to explode, by which the youth's eye was blown out of the socket.—klr, CONANT 'sent an officer after the vender. He was brought before him in the evening, and convicted under the Vire. work Acts boli C be d " 0 0.. Ot ie ; 0o