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1 - , • •• \ • ;, • ; - I • 1 4 ` -- ')' . • in-5 4; • ~• - • ;;,.. //▪ :r . \ • , f r•-'O , /it 4 e 7 r -- 084 , TZSCD' Jo 1 04 C 1, to W I sth Will WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1819 !roue e •- (di acket,,Pll 20 s 6il ; b - TER 8261. • T VICTU . 9 ILING-OFFICL, Feb. 23, ISI9. HE CO MMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING AFE.,.3I.d.rEsTY'S IVA VY di; hereby gite Notice, that 1, 4 7"7 "thgti, the 9th of March next, they will be ready T i re eeive Tenders i n writing (sealed up), and treat for ,„.`e Bundred Mille o f QLTEB EC, BRACK, DANTZIC, ,".ETTIN, o r HAM BRO' PIPE STAVES; to he delivered rpo his Alajesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford in the 4e c "ffour Months, by equa l mont hl y proport i ons : an d to afterik'id for by Bills, payable without Interest, sixty days date. Th e , t 'ondit ions of the Contract s m a y be seen at the Secre t' o.ace. 1 4, re gard will b e h a d to any Tender in which the Price 4.1 be insert e d i n words at length, or that shall t - f ltd be delivered to the Board before One o'C:tech on the leh o ;e4(10 71, the 9th of March next; nor unless the Person t e o4 ea the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; at -`‘.‹t,2nswer wheie called for. [PRicn SEVENPENCF, MEE NG of the PROTEST ANT NOBLE. MEN, CLERGY, and GENTLEMEN, held at the assembly-House, William-street, Dublin, 13th February, PUBLICATIONS. THE RUMP CANDIDATE. This Day vcas published, In I2mo. Is. 6d. .bound, and fine paper 25., a Stereotype Impression of 111-1 E NEW WEEK's PREPARATION for a worthy Receiving of the LORD's SUPPER, as ap pointed and recommended by the Church of England. Cott sisting of Meditations and Prayers fur the Morning - and Evening of every Day in the Week: with Forms of Exa mination and Confession of Sins; and a Cmunallion at the Altar, directing the Communicant in his Behaviour and De votions at the Lord's Table.. Also Instructions how to live well, after receiving the Holy Sacrament. N.B. Every genuine. Copy has the Signature of W. Bent on the Back of the Titlepage, and is Printed for W. Bent, at the King's Arms, Paternoster row ; F. C. and J. Rivington ; Scateherd arid Letternoin ; Law and Whittaker ; Longman and Co.; H. T. Hodgson; J. Richardson; J. M. Richardson; Sherwood and Co.; and R. Fenner. We insert the following letter from a Mr. Pere l'esu-IT, who appears to be the friend of Mr. Hosnouss, Cie expectant Member fur ‘Vest minster. It is, in fact, a literal quotation (sob .stituting the word Honnousg for NAPOLEON) 110111 different passages of an execrable publication of the former, called " Letters from Paris." A pub lication, possessing mole linonapartean and t►uly Anti-English spirit than any other ,hat has ever appeared in our language; fit only to be read to the Exiles of St. Helena, who, although they might smile at the stupifl.and fulsome adulation of their Hero, would inwardly detest the Author, who seems to stand self-convicted of an unna tural hatred of his Country am thunderstruck with the news that Mr. Hub house is about to retire from the present contest. These Whigs, it is true, " have found themselves in a eon . siderable majority—they know not how"—but, with a devoted RUMP and Rabble on 'our side, there is no ground for despair.— " Regarding Hobhouse and ins :Warriors as the partisans of Rumps - against. the Conspiracy of IVi►igs, I cannot help 1819, • Lord Viscount FRANKFORT DE NIONTMORENCY in the CooP h sails-` 1) : t !, *- vard.4°- Chair, Resolved Unanimously, That the Petition against the Demands of the Roman Ca tholics, proposed by the Earl of LONGFORD, and seconded by the Lord Bishop of ELPinN, be adopted as the Petition of the present Meeting, and of such other Protestants as may mo o eir to Ai Or ber Ard think proper to sign it. Resolved Unanimously, That the Petition to the House of Lords be committed to our gallant and renowned Countryman, the Duke of WEL LINGTON, and that to the House of Commons to the proved Friend of Ireland, the Right Honourable ROBERT PEEL. Resolved Unanimously, Of whom may be bad similar FAitions of The NEW WEEK'S PREPARATION ; Part the Second ; consisting of Meditations, Prayers, and Hymns, snitablk for erery Day in the week, after receiving the. Lot d's Supper; wherein those Doubts ann Scruples which are apt to disturb and render the Minds of devout Communicants uneasy, are clearly stated and finally removed. The Two Parts singly, or together, in neater hindinzs, Also, by the same Author, in svo 9s. hound, and i , zom, ss. 6d. The New Whole Duty of .Man ; containing the Faith ai well as Practice of a Christian, made easy fur the Practice of the present Age. With Devotions proper for several Occa sions. seer i gf , „ 41 , 1 rie , 17i ,bO l 7 :be 1"le, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to THOMAS ELLIS, Esq. Master in Chancery, for his manly, dignified, active, and effectual exertions in support of the Constitution in Church and State, as evinced in his conduct at the Ro tunda, on Thursday last. Resolved Unanimously, That Sir Edward STANLEY, and Sheriff WHITE, be re quested to act as Seeretaries. Resolved Unanimously, That the following Committee of Twenty-one, with the Secretaries, he appointed to receive Signatures to the Peti tion, and take charge thereof:— Earl of Longford, Alderman King, Viscount Monck, John Armit, Esq. Viscount Frankfort, Hon. and Rev. J. Pomeroy, Lord Bishop of Elphin, Colonel Sankey, Nathaniel Sneyd, Esq. Alderman James, John Giffard, Esq. Robert Alexander, Esq. Colonel Blacker, Alderman Cash, Thomas Ellis, Esq. Archdeacon of Dublin, Alderman Archer, Alderman Darley, D. Webber, Esq. Sir James Galbraith. Richard Allen, Esq. ph STA TIONARY OFFICE, January 28, 1819. 4L C OMPTROLLER diadsToIIEKEEPER 1 40 °( this OFFICE are ready to rece i ve TENDERS for the 1 1 / 4 1 ; c ! o r PAPERS, PENS, QUILLS, SEALING WAX, tie e. I' ` IP ER, WAFERS, and CORD, for the Public Ser- wishing them the most perfect success." Where shall we again meet with so able a coadjutor for" ‘Vcstinitister's Pride and England's Glory ?" • , hint A ttie , " Particulars will be delivered, and Samples of the pf6tee required w ill b e ex hibi te d at the Store k eeper ' s lik At fro m Eleven o'clock until Three, for twenty•eight the Date hereof. PUPIL. —A Married and B ene fi ee d CLERGY. MAN, who receives a few PUPILS into his FAMILY has now a VACANCY. Terms 150 Guituas per Annum distance from London Twelve Miles.—Letters addressed t, Rev. A. B. Mr. CA WTHORN's, Bookseller, 24, Cockspur• street, London, will he forwarded. The last time I viewed hiw, was in a Gin-shop at St.Giles's; standing majestically on the table. I saw ;to? ling in the first gage of admiration but Hobhonse ! He was flange•:: by soak) , Tailors and Cubic' s in multitudes so innumerahle, that the room presented but one mass of heads. The ALAN—the oc casion—all conspired to surprise me into a most unqualified, unphilosophical admiration of the spectacle lief ,re no% Sir, I am neither a stock, nor a stone, nor a Tory; and I arn not ashamed to say, that, recovering front my first amazement, on hearing of his intention to withdraw, 1 telt my eyes ,being alone and unrestrained by ridicule) somewhat tmdstened."---., % I*/ ifirc nte ' R aw bert# ori(14191- A , CONTRACT FOR SHOEft, -.4" HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN, A l' GREENWICH, Feb r nary 24, 1819. - E - 4 PERSONS af may be wilLng to Con. pact for Supplying this Hospital with SHOES for 1 / 4 p. 4 : llo llers (agreeably to Pattern), may deliver in their k ee to th e Di rec t ors o f th e sa id H os pit a l a t thi s t'Ch tt ' it °ll Satu r d a y, th e 6th o f M arc h ensuing-, at Eleven v , 111 the Forenoon ; and in th e mean ti m e bk. furnished titt irs ° "'s of Proposals, and acquainted with further par k• b enquirirr , at the Steward's Office here. wiI ;NT rrop osa l will be receired after the huur aforesaid, `qt an Y be attended to that are not agreeable to the said unless the Parties personally attend. CABINET PIANO-FORTE, elen n t PEDAL HARP by Sebastian Erard, and BARREL ORGAN for Church or Chapel. Square Piano-Fortes at 16, 22, 25, and 30 Fuineas ; Cabinet Piano-Forte, is very superior to those made in general, stands well in tune, good as new, for 38 guineas ; shop price tio guineas. The Barrel Organ has power coon :h for 100 Singers, 50 guineas. The Pedal Harp is quite new, cost 90 guineas, and will be sold for do guineas. The above Instruments may be seen by daylight at Mr. WATLEN'S, 13, Leicester-place. 0 0 , 2* . g° F i"'a Jo' , IJrwry n Sup'''r To lose this " Master Spirit" of modern tithes " cuts me to the heart"—and it grieves me to think " gue sa vie pHlitique, so gloriously commenced, should he so terminated." What if Hunt and Gale Jones have deserted to the enemy? We _ FRANKFORT, Chairman. Lord FRANKFORT having been requested to leave the Chair, and Sheriff WHITE being called thereto, Resolved Unanimously, " r sifr - r;t , - I, 1 0.15 Ita i! 50i1 /. ( I ‘} 'lCE OF ORDNANCE, 19th January, 1819. I t . ( . 1 1 MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of t tle -- , II.II ANcE having granted their Authority for the I la '' : ` 4 RESSIONS taken from the PLATES, engraved v Py - c 4 . l ' of on e inch a mile, from the GENERAL SUR t`licii:‘ T REAT BRITAIN, rrformecl under the superin, . it till 4 ° f Colonel WILLIAM MUDGE, of the Royal 41 :'14 ' ; I : t he Public are hereby informed, that SO Plates are A'dii 41di shed, and that Impressions are on Sale at the 14 le f''' 'Tap O ffi ce, in the Tower of . London. These ' 4 lit s 1.41 4 complete Map of the Coast from Folkstone, in k 1: t° t he Land's End, in Cornwall, and thence to Week , t)t fo llteri ce, near. Bristol ; and also from the TIMM'S to ' ll) ;: f a tiN • Several other Plates of this Work are now in Nth. - "Par* 7, which contains the North-east of somer h4L t 1 , 1. 1 '. ' the central part of Wiltshire, acrd the unpublished "litejh. 44,npshire, will be ready for delivery on the Ist of ttl4 4. 4 Y application to Mr. linker, at the Ordna ace Ma- I l t tt, - Wh 're an Index M a p will be thewn, Gentlemen wish klbitati.L°"re a Map of the Country surrounding their o w n fie, "s, may select any Plates they please for that pur ''lld,i, 411 Let ters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, I tkii (4 ' . 'r to th e S ecretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall ' ‘‘ lll be immediately attended to. By Order of tlie n i . io i lr . d eß Ir, E Secretary. PALL MALL. Ptf. DI SSOLUTION OF PAILTNEIISIIIP. ti t l / 4 Ii n : ', „ . .,,,,PARTNERSI-1 I of H RDING, , 11 1 ,„ ".-r..LL, ASHBY, an d JAMES , exp i r i ng at Isli ht,itfiei.tlnN n "xt, and nut to be renewed, they beg to an- S'E eir cuor , tanee generally ; and th a t th e y h ave L LING OFF THEIR VALUABLE WI NTE R "Perim in fashion and quality, at very reduced fri t . ttst o Ready Money, or the usual Credit to those Ladies 1 ) (1 ' 1 " (1 to pay annually.—The Stock consists of all.Ar :oall,cr the denomination of fictberclasheiy and light tivitti:Nilks of all kinds, Gauzes, beautiful Moravian and Lliiiiitere Muslin Robes, Cambrics per piece, and Han i lk ei chic Is by ► the dozen, Plain and .Eloinoidered P ` l l'lins and Lustr e s, i n a ll co l ours, at 3s. 6d. per Os, 4 1) ( 1 Taney Silk Handkerchias, :A 3s. 6d. each, Rib 144tt Trr", Gloves, Jiffs, Tippetts, ani iage-baskets, V i e fil,'"onags, and Flounces, Mecklin and Val , enciennes k;lt, Nit :' , 2s. per yard upwards, Black and II hit I.4‘e lSpfir'rc,'" v is, scarfs . ' and Dress es , rea l B russe l s V ei l s, un 'c!leap, sev eral Wedding Rob es , f ormer ly pr i ce d at k t'it‘'as each, now in 70 gu i neas on l y. • • k it ht,tic nail friiiket Ornaments in their Jewellery R o om, h wiced Plain Figures at l ess t h an h a lf t h e cost, and ti ci ft, th til ( 1 Chimne9, a:re a f ew new l y i mported and truly elegant Y or Table Cl oc k s , f rom s i x to twenty Guineas h It ktic, -,e lline r y D epartment under the usual management 4 9 11.‘, wit Fashi on an incldig a rat " v et an d Silk Pelisses, d and W Elegance, itchuuras, u fo n r ,the p r ice I,___lL,Qtrials only. 11,,1111,, ATKINSON'S ANIBROSIAL SOAP. tie 1111 effects ofd mullion Soaps are ge t.,,),;,,,,,E.ah1y kriown ; to notice a familiar instance, look at 1 1 1 4 1, 1 us of a woman who has been washing ; their use in " `ip. Y ea t - A i kik,„,., -: s smarting, redness, and ultimately wrinkles I, th e 'e these evils has been the object of the Proprietor eIOeessAMIIitOSIAL SOAP, which is prepared by a new 4: 1 5,,, 1i • ,, ftee from all irritating qualities, and composed of ie s, 4reirt ;g.ect_aible ingredients; it removes redness, hard- Nti k t4 it iu tt xu l . es from the skin, prevents it chapping, and id 44; An l ' uus lY soft, white, arid even. Price Is. the i s e , prepared with Naples' Soap, for shaving, price 1 44 1),,, full , : i ts. Gd. each. r quire enlogi li al :-- " IV ii 1 . ,, . ::4 Articles are presumed to he too generally 11?i,),1.,4,73 n,fITKINSON'S V EGETABLE DYE, IN , 1 :‘, 0 , 1 kr red hair on the head or whiskers to a per ' wn or biaelt. Pric e 5s Ins 6d 'lnd 11. is. Ni 1(,,,„ ATKINsON'S CUBI.:I'NG Os. ;:i„'tes the hair „ ii, „,. , ;there it has fallen if from illness, perspi ill.s.„ tvestpl,tyi the tpti.,:.ii, causes. o ccasio i :iingpremature decay; i mit, „,t, ,„ 4 . in la - I_l ' 111 Curl during exercise in dancing or l'ri e, s s in an Is say u 'l) Weather, —see various instances of its 3s. c i. ' s aY uit the Hair, enclosed round each bottle. 1,, Au . 11,, a bottle. I I LI N "s4"'""-TO •,, • . 1,,,.)::14, , 1, &bie4. file t il,,er orti.)::ie...eltdosreCt.oe rualt s e e r .i f;i i t l, s , , i ask for Atkinson's Alitl i Ir4td-st imitations. , JANJ.k.S ATKINSON, Perfumer, ki rixo l v ez b y mo'letti, Soho-square, London ; and,.1.1"- el turners and Hair-itreserrs in the That the sincere Thanks of this Meeting be presented to Lord FRANKFORT, far his conduct this day in the Chair, as well as at the Rotunda on Thursday last. ROBERT WHITE, High Sheriff. 03 109 ray if° ot P 9114 PUBLICATIONS. This Day were published, In Two Volumes, Octavo, price Pis. L ETTERS from rite NORP.I of ITALY, Ad dressed to Henry Hallam, Esq. By WILLIAM STEWART ROSE. Printed for JOHN MURRAY, Alhernarht-street. To-morrow, the 25th Instant, will be published, ripHE PERSONAL NARRATIVE of M. ALDE HUMBOLDTs TRAVELS to the EQUINOC TIAL REGIONS of the NEW CONTINENT ; during the Years 1799-1804. Translated by HELEN MARIA WIL LIAMS, under the immediate Inspection of the Author. Vo- Inme 4, in Syn. 2. A NARRATIVE of a JOURNEY of Fis. Thousand Miles through the EASTERN and WESTERN STATES of AMERICA. With Retuirks on Mr. Birkhezies. " Notes" and " Letters." By H. FEARON. The Third Edition. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Roes, Orwe, and Brown, London. TIIE LADY'S MAGAZINE. On March 1, will be published, price ls. 6d. only, THELADI" MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY', containing a Biographical Sketch of LADYROMILLY; a Criticism on, dod Extracts from Mr. BOGERS's new Poem on HUMAN LIFE; besides the usual Variety of interesting, useful, and instructive Articles; and embellished with beau tifully engraved and correct Portraits of those highly es teemed and lamented Characters, Sir SAMUEL and Lady R 011111.1.1% London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row; to whom communications (post-paid) arc to ha addressed. THE REV. C. R. MATURIN. On the tst of March will be published, price 2s. the Second Nuomber of a New Volume of the N' MONTHLY MAGAZINE, a nd LI TERARY REGNTER.—Contents I. Biographical Memoirs (accompanied by a striking Like. ness) of the Rev. C. It. Maturin, Author of Bertram, Ma. noel, &c. 11. Professor Pictet on the Advantages and Disadvantages resulting from the use of Machinery in Manufactories. 111. Original Letters of the late M. G. Lewis to his Father, in Defence of the Monk. IV. Observations on Mr. Rogers's Poem " Human Life." with copious Extracts. V. Account of the Breakwater at Plymouth, by M. Charles Dupin. VI. Curions Particulars of the Japanese from Golowniu's Recollections. VII. Remarks on Mr. Shiers New Tragedy, Evadne. VIII. Notices of the Hungarian Gipsies. IX. Thoughts on Planetary Motion. X. Fourth Scene at the Toilette of a Roman, Lady of Fa shion . Cruelty towards her Slaves XI - Original Critique of Dr. Johnson on Grainger's Poem, " The Sugar Cane." XII. Culloden Anecdotes. No. 6. XIII. Picturesque Description of Trinidad, and the Mouths of the Orinoco. XIV. Observations on "the Annals of the Fine Arts.' XV. On the Conduct of Historians. XVI. Memoirs of the late Peter Gale Faux, Stenographer and Patriot, by his Friend Agathompsonides Mumps. . XVII. A Cockney Pastoral, corn Notis Variorum. XVIII. Original Poetry by distinguished Writers. XIX. Varieties, Literary and Scientific. XX. Remarks on the British lustitntion, Sir John Leices ter's Gallery, Mr. Haydon. XXI. Account of a new-invented Stage Coach, with a Drawing. XXII. Reports, Literary, Meteorological, Agricultural, and Commercial. XXIII. Digest of Political Events. XXIV. Obituary: Biographical Account of Dr. Wolcot, alias Peter Piudar, &c. XXV. Domestic and Foreign Occurrences, &c. &c. 15 . ..! The preceding Number is embellished with a fine Portrait of the Poet Wordsworth; —and to prevent disap pointment, those wh o wish t o ava il themselves of the oppor t unity of commencing with the present Volume are requested to lose no time in ordering it of their respective Bookseller, or Newsmen. Loadoa : Printed for Hoary Colburn, Condi►it•strest. FSSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and superior SAUCE for FISH, equal in strength to Essence of Anchovies, hut far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad vantage of not turning rancid. The immense demand for it is a convincing proof of the estimation it is hold in by those who have tried it. The Proprietors Hatter thi:mselves, that wherevar it is once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence ever all other Sauces fur Fish. Made C. Di n more and Son; and sold by T. Powell and Son 111, Holborn-hill, Corner of Hatton-garden. The Public are respectfully requested to observe, that each bottle has the signature of C. Dinmore-and Son; pone other is ge nuine. ; this caution is necessary, as there is a spurious arti cle now on sale. LITERARY REVIEW. THE TRUE STATE of the QUESTION : Whether Ad miscibility of Romanists to the Higher Offices of the State, by themselves termed " Catholic Emancipation," be com patible with the Principles of the British Constitution ? By JOSEPH SPEARING, Junior, Cork. • As the Country is again to be agitated by the unconstitutional claim erroneously termed "Catho lic Emancipation," we beg to direct the attention of our Readers to this Treatise, which fully meets the question in all its bearings. The present is a Work of deep research and laborious industry, and we think that no Statesman or Legislator should go into Patliament for the discnssion of tail Vital question unprepared by a perusal. It is, indeed, a NVork winch every true Protestant should pos sess. The process of reasoning is by regular induc tion. An epitome of all applicable parts of his tory is, therefore, interwoven : thus demonstrat ing, at every step, the truth of every position ad vanced. To this end, it comprises a brief sketch of General History, comprehending the whole of the Christian era, wherever ecclesiastical preten sions have encroached on civil rights ; and more particular summaries from the histories of Eng land and Ireland. These last contain a compen dious development— Of the Principles of the British Constitution ; Of the Romish Usurpation ; Of the Reformation of the Church, in the 16th century; And, of the Glorious Revolution, and happy Settlement of the 17th century ; which re stored Civil , as the Reformation had restored Religious, Liberty. Beside various other important matter, the English Itbstract contains—The contests of the Crown with 'Anselm, Becket, and Innocent 11,1. ; —accounts of the Jesuits ;—the Inquisitiott, and an " AutO da fe ndolgences 4—t he various Popish ConspiracieS and Rebellions ;—the Popish League;--the Councils of Trent, &c. ;—ilte Mas sacre of St. Bartholomew's Eve, in France ;—the Murders of Henry 111. and Henry IV. of France; —the Gunpowder Treason ;—the Fire in Lon- don ;—the arbitrary and tyrannical proceedings of James 11. and his Ministers ;—and the Bill of Rights, Acts of Settlement, and substance of all other important statutes. In the account of Irish affairs are comprehended copious relations of—all the Rebellions, Insurrec tions, Outrages, sytematic Robberies of Arms, &c. Murders, Popish Conspiracies and Intrigues ; the Statutes and coercive measures in conse quence ;—the several relaxations of these Sta tutes ;—the abrogation of the Penal Laws, toge ther with- the grant of the elective franchise to Romanists, so low down as to 40-Shilling Free holders, and its consequences ;—the successive proceedings in the Popish Committees, Boards, Associations, Synods, and 'Aggregate Meetings, in all parts of Ireland ;—the Law proceedings against Delegates; and against Fitzpatrick an•' Magee, and the nature of their publications ; the Parliamentary proceedings ;—the proceedings of the " Protestant Union ;"—and all other ma terial events, up\ to the period Qf publication. have still left many able Pal-Riots. We have a whole week, with another Saint Monday and Tuesday before us. A Ra dical RcArmer was procured to attack Sir Murray Maxwell; cannot a Butcher be found for the Lamb ? Open the ale houses, go vigorously to work, and, for the trifling saving of a few thousands on the present occasion, do not let that Rump be turned downside up, to establish which so much Gin has already flowvd, and our Patron St. Francis has bled at every pocket. Shall we yield up our splendid Triumphal Car to tha Whigs, and lose our sumptitons banquet preparing This would, indeed, be a mortiGeation far greater even than that experienced by Mr. Hobhouse at Paris, where, whilst iu the eery act of dicLaing to the Allies who -should be the 'tiller of France, the vile National Guards marched .under his windows with white liags, and shouts of rive le Rua No, Sir, we must not retire.—Let us proceed to radical measures, and we shall command success. There would bs " a precipitancy in the' flight of llobliouse 'at the present moment, which nothing could eteuse, and would give us full reason to sigh, as Nuntc.squitu did over the suicide of Brutus, to see the cause of liberty so easily abandoned." PETER PUSII-IT. P. S.—Oh ! that thoe Whigs, with "all their Taleati.," would only write a book LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FED. 23. RIGHT OF TRU,. THE DUKE OF BEDFORD V. wHiTe. The Noble Plaintiff, as proprietor of Covent. garden Market, brought this action against the Defendant, a potatoe salesman, in order to esta blish his right to a toll of firepence, upon every sack of potatoes brought,lG Covent-garden Mar'Act.— A great number of witnesses were examined on, both sides. O: the part of the Defendant it was contended that the toll was no more than 4d. per sack. The Jury found a verdict for the De fondeot. FRIDAY, FEB. 12. BOROUGH OF CAM ELFORD. On a former day Mr. GURNEY had obtained Rule, calling on Mark Milbanke,, Eq. the Re. corder of Came!ford, in Cornwall, to shew cause why a writ of Mandamus should not issue, com manding him to •appoint a Deputy Recorder of the Borough, according to the provisions of the Charter by which this Borough was incorporated; and also a Rule, calling on the Mayor and Town Clerk to slim cause why a writ of :Mandamus should not issue, commanding the Corporation to grant sight and inspection of the Charter of In corporation and of the other public writings and munimealts belonging to the Borough, to oe!-tiliti capital burgesses, tvho had made an application to that effect, ‘vhich had been refused. Mr. SCAM. FiTT now she wed cause against these Rules, .and objected to the sufficiency of the ap. plications which had been made by the parties complaining, and their Solicitors; but the Court were ❑nanimously of opinion, that those applice.- lions were sufficient and ►roper, and that they ought to have been complied with. They there fore made both the Rules absolute, and ordered that the writs of Mandamus should command the parties, against whom they were to be issued, to do the several acts which were required of theta forthwith. Two Clerks of the General Post-Office yester. terday underwent an examination, at Bow-stteet Office, on the charge of stealing Bank-notes from letters, which it was their duty to forward to their destination. They were cumulated for fur ther hearit►g.