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~-~-,r :ee (ie(i 7 , "----,,, • ; „1 f ' ::-">;e;,-\ 4 l , •*7;< , , . . -- - 1 4- 1 - ,„ (!e- )f . l'"" ue ''.s •- toucil )1. the . .40 NUMBER 8.503.] rICTILILLING-OFFIOE, Nor. 26, !RIM TLIE COMM/SS/ONEIC?for V/C T ',LING .11.3JESTY'S N‘ll 7 Y do hereby give Notice, 44e °la Tuesday, the 14th of Decfntber next, they will be 2.c. . Q 49 to receive Tenders in wri.fing• (settled up), and heat 1, 4 4 11. ' auti undertake to supply whatever E SEI BEEF vntry be required for the use of his Majesty's 4, gi P 4 and Vessels at Plymouth, Tot hay, Dartmouth, Falmouth, Yatmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County of Norfolk, Margate, The Downs. Dover Roads, and r New Romney, 4," a c New (7ontracts) for Twelve lionths, from. the 1.7 t ; i j ahttarq to the 31. v/ of December, 1820, inciasire : be "Jar by BiEs, payable without Interest, si.rty fluor after " .I4 e Conditions of the Contract mat/ be seen at the Secre 3;r•V%,Offiee, at this Office; or ly applying to Mr. Thomas dent for the Victualling at Plymouth; to the Col te'l"rsr of his Majesty's Customs at Dartmouth, Falmouth, 4 41 Yarmouth, respectively, and to Mr. Thomas Russell, V wfor the Vietuailiag at Dor( r. I :V `' regard will lc had to any Tender in which the Price , 4411 not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall ,- z mt 6 C deliv ere d to the Board lie/ore One o'clock on the said°Way, the 14th of December next ; nor unless the Person r lu4c ' vaakeT the Tender, some Ptrson un his behalf, at '4'll's to answer when called for. k: ach Tender mu-st a1.,0 be accompfrnied by a Letter signed e4 ' o responsible Persons, engaging . to become hound with Party tendering - , in the Penal Sum of 20001. for the due P"Arniance of the Contract at Plymouth, and of 8001. fin. of the other Contracts. so, E -L - FY Fott PROMOTING cu WF. lusTrAN KNOLED 4 „ SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING . of this SOCiETY will be holden on MONDAY, Ode 29th inst. p - T jhe ociety's Flousc. in app's Buildings, to receive the ,i,' )0 111: of 'a Committee nted hy the Board, on ocea lit;" 4 f the deep collet ris alatin with which the Society t'r i : t 44l, the dawg'crs to which the less instructed part ot the th, st - ' o unitv:ire at this time exposed. trim' the darirn: attempts thin Orr dz;ily unite to shake their t, lief in Divine Revela ta, aNd to . adopt such means as the Society possesses, or 111,,, t : 0 1foith, as shall be deemed most likely, wilier the Th'''hg• 1 0 e mmteraet such aitti-chrisirio exertions. NA 111 he take:: at Twelve o'Clock precisely. 11. GEO. GASKIN, 1)., Secretary. "llett's Buildittgs, Nov. 23, 1619. COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTHMAS. CUNDELL's IMPROVED BALSAM of HONEY. CUNDELL, No. 47, MINORIES, thinLs it a Duty to inform Friends and the 11..) -41 e, that hi.; invaluable Medicine, Cunde ll 's lniproved tx . '"ni Of Honey, is still in the harm: Demand that it has t::"rieneed Pot so long a series of Years for ths , effectual cif th e atineecomplaints ; it has been too long a favott ,',itl, the Public to nerd any further observation. t tsl ,:• Cundell b e gs that Pur c h ase r s w ill be parti c ul ar i n 14 141 1 'z for " Cundell's Improved Balsam of Honey," as Y Counterfeits are abroad. more ill day should at the before that noise ;are it pct Oa et 06 ref they their flear C, grea t vViii) ; tid it tviii 13ceg , to a nd 'obli" iy b e Fo nd fined; rU 3 II :111 0°C four. cloiv :cia te ° ,l 9 ri We re COI" ; 0 1 in )14ce° enel'j 1 cila t he could , c ;(11 „( elf )00 r, . lifer p e r ) 11 11 ' eas es r e 1 1 ' 6 Irc e 1 1 0 6 (O.P ! rill ,tllct alt , I! Of Sold by all Medicine Venders, • DR. NORRIS'S FEVER DROPS. PEVERS of every hitt& whether Typhus, In flammatory, Putrid, Bilious, or Nervous; the Yellow W , 'niter verers, Fluxes, and Bilious Complaints endemical elimates, hut especially destructive in the West In 144;;"'d America; in the cure of r.ll which cases these Dr o p s tv he pronounced a perfect specific. "hot waiting for a crisis or paroxism of the disorder, V A :" aKrerably to the dir e cti o ns in the s evera l an d di st i nct 4, 1 -e s. not a singl e i n st an ce has ev e r come t o t h e know tie l i t lit Dr. Ninth's, in which they have failed t o c ur e . A feb r if uge , an an tip u t rescen t, an d a toni c, these in -1)144,131e Drops stand at pr e sent unrivall e d, an d if it were , 44 'VlIe f or an y :tledicine to merit the nanie of univ ersa l, th e (4 e xtunsive and successful experience declares this above A . ers to he entitled to it. em", ll ' o . l ‘lr. Norris Moot e resides now in the country, he has LI N "shed a Depot. with. Mr. Edwards, 66, Saint Paul's street re h.yaril, and Mr. SallgEr, Oxfctd street, opposite Bond . Be cat eful to notice, that " Thomis Norris Moore" brav es on the S tamp .-- Price 2s. ed ., I Is., And in Fa -225. each. Letter from a Gentleman lately resident In Sheffield. 5.1,•ar Sir, Salford, Manchester, Sept. 16, 1819. 'lli I PR the good of the Public 1 wish you to make it s .; known the following Case:—Some years ago, whilst in Sheffield,haj a severe attack of a scorbutic coin spr-t rA my hands and face, occasioned-, I believe, by drink eisld milk w h en i n a state o f persp i rat i on. It came on in eh ° "qta of l arge bl e l is , filled with a clear watery fluid ; in a PZ" t ime these burstings were succeeded by sores o f consi -4„14e magnito de, attended with so mu c h p a i n th a t I cou ld It h ,:° rest. I remained in this state fur several weeks, th,„gli I had the advice of a very emin e nt M e d ica l M an te, - ", 1 resident in Sheffield. I afterwards consulted a Sur- Vein rq Attercliffe, but was alike unsuccessful. As a last 111 1 71, 4 ce, I was determined to give your ANI ISCOR- Ihte►caut I eDROPS a trial, and accordingly purchased a small from Miss Gales, bookseller, ill Sheffield, and, how in,,bificredible it may appear, before I had finished that sin -sett :Me, the ciiniplaint was entir e ly remove d. It i s now tetra Years cosec the cure was e ff ec t e d, an d I h ave h a d no 1144-421. whatever. I may just add, that another person who ti e Thvilar complaint, sva, induced by me to make trial,and AZPS in his case were equally successful. SY k -- ,r,PSllton wishing for further particulars, may have them 1 1 4 9ing personally. or by letter (post ,paid), to 4 0 9 Sir, your most obedient Scrra u t, GEORGE LINDLEY, Officer of Excise, 8431 n rown's-place, Queen-street, Salford. t i 43 b 7 Mt. Lignum, Manchester ; J. E vans an d s on , 4e2, ed'':'„ltue, West Smithfield ; Sutton an d C o . B ow Church 43arclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-mark e t ; Ed war d s , 6g, St. k ntla t i t,„ "„„„i; Butler and Suns, 4, Cheap:.itic, London ; S ttyltrille-street, Dublin; and the principal Medicine Tow n and Country, price 2s. 90., 4s. 6d., and I Is. 1 3 k rU4t üblishcd by Mr.Ligum ' n k practical TREATISE .46 0, 41 P ,4, 4 "NEndi'l. DiSi:ASE, price 2s. 6d., rsnd sold by all SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1819. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XLIII. WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT WEEK. THE CHRISTIAN. This Day was published, To be Continued every Saturday, , THE CHRISTIAN, No. 111. to be continued %Vert:le, price Two-pence. To he bad of Mr. John Bird, No. 51, Hatton Garden, Secretary to the Association, by whom all Applications and Communications will be reeeiv,,l. N.B. A liberal allowance will he made to Booksellers or those desirous of giving- thew away. From the favonralde wanner in which this Publication h., liven received, the Association for the Refutation of Infidel Publications, are induced to hope, that it will conti nue to meet with the patronage and support of the Religious and the Loyal. Subscrilrtisns aro received in the name of Richard Clarke, El. Treasurer and Chamberlain of London; at the Bank ing Houses of Nies,. Pole and Co. ; Messrs. La %rot, and Co.; Sir Wm. Curtis and Co.; Sir Richard Glynn and Co. ; Messrs. Hoare and Co. Fleet-street ; ;•Messrs. Cuutts and Co.; and Messrs. Hammersley and Co. THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Partqcx itg- GENT held a Levee for the first time this season at Carlton-house, which was very numerously at tended. The company began to arrive soon after one o'clock, and confirmed to attire till past three. The Levee was attended by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yolk and Clarence, and Prince Leopold, and by their Excellencies the Ambassadors nro Ministers front the Nether lands, Saxony, _,France, Naples, Turkey, Spain, America, Portugal, Russia, Austria, and Sweden. Some of their Excellencies came in state. "f he Spanish Ambassador and suite came in two car riages. At or previous to the first or entre Levee, the Spanish Ambassador had 'a private audience of the Regent, to deliver letters from his Sovereign. The French Ambassador had the honour of an audience, to which he was introduced with the usinal ceremoniel, when his Excellency took leave of his Royal Highness previous to his leaving England, on his return to France.—The Count de Linhares, the Envoy front his Majesty the King of Portugal to the Court of Twin, was presented to the Prince Regent by Count Palmulla, the Por tuguese Minister.—Neatly 800 persons were pre sent ; among whom were the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, and the Cabi net Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and the full Court attendants, - the Secretary at War, the Adjutant-General, the EArl Marshal of England, the Lnrd Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, the Judge of the Admiralty, the Lord Mayor of London, and Mr..'s.beriff Rothwell. We cannot publish the whole list, but the following are the principal names : Duk,s—Richmond, Wellington, Norfolk, Montrose, Rut land, Madbotough, At hol, Northumberland, Newcastle, Beaufort. Mmrques,rs—Wincliester, Hertford, Salisbury, Cornwallis, Queensberry, 01 immd, Anglesey, Ely, Stafford, Sligo, Cam den, Conyrigham, Cliolmondeley, Headfort. Earls—Ayle,bury, Aylcsford, Chatham, Egremont, Albe marle, 'Planet, Gosford, Itmlen, Horne, Liverpool, Nlex borough. Stamford, /tuck Savage, Morley, Guilford, Strath more, Be!inure, Belfast, Cal hion, Moray, Non liesh, De La Ivarr, Chichester, Wincheisea, Bridgewater, Nltilgrave, Den bigh, Harcourt, Yarmouth, AbegAvenny, Powis, Russlyn, Ashlitirobam, Verulam, Hardwicke, Beet ire, Aber deen, Suffield, Plymouth, Bathurst, Westmorland, liarrow by, and Macclesfield. riscounts—Clire, Bernard, Downe, Normanby, ton, Valetort, Lascellei, tiieluueotle, Palmci , ton, Clietwynd, Melville, Lake, Jocelyn, Maynard, Exmouth, Barrington, Carleton, Caletlon, Castlerea4ll, 'Melbourne. , . Lords—Rolle, Ellenhot - in:Kit, Kenyon, Clifton, Fitzroy Sonierset, Arthur Hill, Lowther, Montagne, Sandon, James Townshend, Strathaven, Napier, Brodenell, C. Nh niiti • s , John Townshentl, Hill, Prudhoe, Walsingliatp, St. Hel..it's, llivers, Rouse, .1. Thyline, Foley. H. Fitzgerald, W. Nlan tiers, It Manners, Glenville, Harris, • Arden. liagot, Churchill, Belmont. Boston, Gwydir, Eldon, Amherst, F. Bentincli, Howard,Nortimich, G. Beresford. flight lionctirty;.(.74—Sir 'l'. Timmer, Wallace, Sir 11. .1. Russell, W. I)undas, fir G. Fluskisson, Sturges Bourne, C. Long, Sir J. Leach, Ryder. Nis/cops—Chester, 1)own, Ely, Petet borough, Bangor,. Salisbury, London, Exeter, Gloucester. Co./ids—De Linhares, 1)e Palmelia, Litdoff. Anil a long List of Naval and Officers. The following were among hose - who had the honour of being presented to the Prince Regent : Rear-Admiral Halliday, upon his promotion. Major-General Sir George Wood, K.C.8., upon his retarn from India, by his brother Sir Mark Wood. Major• General Sir Edward Kerrisim, on his promotion. The Lord Mayor of London, upon his appointment to oniec, by the late Lord Mayor. Mr. Sheriff Rot hwell, by Sir William Curtis. Mr. Braddrll, upon his bring appointed to the command of the Furness Yeomanry Cavalry. Dr. Somerville, upon his being appointed Physician to the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Hotham, K. C. 8., on . his promotion. Vice-Ailmir.il Sir Thomas B. Thompson, on his promotion. Admiral Sir George Canipbell, on his promotion to Admi ral of thi,. White. Mr. Warren, on his being appointed to be Chief Justice of Chester. Sir Thomas Heathcote, on coming to his title. • Sir Charles Price, on succeeding to his title. The Earl of Guilford, on hi 4 going ab►oad. Mr. Foresti, son of Sir Sprudon Foresti, by the Lord in Waiting. The Marquis of Queensberry, by Lord Montagu. Rear-Admiral Douglas, on his promotion. Major-General Sir Herbert Taylor, on his marriage, and on his being appointed a Knight Commander of the Guelphic Order. The Earl of Be!More, on his return front abroad. Lieut.-General Vansittart, on his marriage, by the Chan cell-or of the Exchequer. Lord Brundell, by the Earl of De La Warr, upon his re turn from abroad. Lord Ellentorongb, on coining to his title, by the Bishop of Chester. The Earl of Stamford, on coming to the title and to the Lieutenancy. Mr. Macgregor, on his being appointed Sergeant-Surgeon to the King, by Lord Charles .Manners. After the Levee, the Prince Regent was pleatied to invest Admiral Sir Manly Dixon, and Major- General Monro, as Knights Commanders of the Bath, in the Royal close:, attended by Sir Geo. Naylor . , the Officer of Arms of the Order. Im mediately rifler which the following'Officers, viz Rear-AdmiralSir George Eyre, HIIC: I1 1 14j0P•Gell. Sit Benjamin D'Urban, Sir George Bingham, Bun. Sir Chatles Greville, and Sir Andrew Bar nard, Knights Commaodet's of the Bath, were conducted to the Prince Regent, and received from his Royal Highness the Star of the Order.— The latter cetemony (says the Court Newsman) took place in consequence of the late promotion of Sir George Eyre to the rank•of Rear-Admiral, and of the other tour Officers to that of .Nlajor- Generals. The Earl of CHATHAM attended in the . House of Lords yesterday. fir was dressed in a f ~ ►il General's uniform,. and wore the Order of the Garter, of which his Lordship is now the senior Knight Companion. We were happy to see Ibis last remaining member of an illustrious stock ap pear in excellent health. His Excellency the PERSIAN AKISASSADOR, ac companied by Mr. MORIER arrived in town last night, having accomplished a tour through En.. ;and, Scotland, Ireland, and Sta les. DR. STEF,M'S OPODELDOC Is acknowledged stirio o r t all oilier external r Applications for the Core of Chilblains, Bruises, Sprains, Cramps, Rheumatism, and Numbness of the Limbs. For Chilblains it should he dissolved and applied in the first in stance, to prevent tlieir breaking.. Counterfeits of this ad mirable Remedy are sold in almost every Town and Street, by persons not suspected of attempting to defraud their customers : Purchasers ore therefore cautioncrl , that unl e s s the name " F. Newhery" be engraved in the .Staiups, the Opodeldoc is not genuine. Prepared and Sold by F. Newbcry and Sons, at the Origi nal Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, price 2s. rld. a bottle; but as many persons mistake the house, observe that it is the third from Cheapside, the Numher 45. Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Bond-street ; Stradlin, Royal Exchange ; Harris, Ludgate-street; and Brennand, Bishopsgate-Without. (CTRCUI ) A GENERAL INVITATION to the PEOPLE of ENG LAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and WALES, to recom mend particularly to their Servants and Carriers to ask for TURNER'S LIQUID or PASTE BLACKING, as it is to he had of all the principal Grocers, 13oottnAliers, Stationers, Ironmongers, Druggists, and Pei fullseTs in even• Town in the Kingdom, front an improvement lately made, which sur passes any Blacking ever brought before the Public. N.B.—To those who have never yet made a trial, it is most earnestly recommenr!ed. I am, with profound respeot, Yours, very truly, Blacking Manufactory, RICHARD TURNER. 11, London-road, Sonthwatk. PARIS PAPERS. Parts, Nov. 23.—0 n Sunday the Baron Pas (pier, tfie New Alinister for Foreign Affairs, and M. Roy, Minister of Finance, took the oaths it) the presence of the King. Ins Majesty received the Princes, the Ministers, and several persons of di.tinction. Yesterday the King transacted bu siness wiiit the Baron Portal, Minister of the Ma rine, who also bolds the pinte-tenille of the War Department until the arrival of the Marquess de Latour Manbourg. It is said that the King has authorised the re torn of all the Exiles, except the Regicides.— (rioni:otr. ) The health of the King is nearly re-established. It is said there are three Projects of Law pre paring, one for the Reform of Juries ; a second respecting the forms of Arrest and Detention ; and the third relative to the responsibility of Se condary Official Agents. An English Ex-Military Officer was arresredon Thursday at ts coffee-house in the Patois Royal for using sedit ions expressions. The Princess of Wales, under the title of the Countess Angela Oldi, arrived on the 10.11 inst. at Marseilles. It is not true that M.M. Dessolles, Saint Cyr, and Lonis gave in their resignarions. These three Ministers were dismissed.—(ConstitutiOnnel.) The Ministerial Journals now throw off the mask, they announce that alterations are to be made in the Charter.—(lbid.) A numerous assemblage of Constitutional De puties took place on Ft iday, it-the house of M. all of whom pledged their. honour to op pose any alteration in the Charter or the Election 1,3 w . It is also stated that . M. 'fernaux and his friends have adopted a similar resolution. Nu merous petitions are to he adth•essed to the Cham bers from the inhabitants of Paris, and the De partments will doubtless not be beAind baud.— (Ibid.) Bets are offered that the new Ministry will not lAA six works.—(ltid.) FIVE PER CENTS. Saturday 6a f. 5S c. Monday DBFPRIIED STOCK. , Saturday. Monday. Of the 24if March. )817... .01 f.. 90 c..... 911. —c. fad Sept. 1817 89 f. 90 c..... 89 f. —c. 22(1 March,lBlB 87 f. 90 c..... 87 f. Rid Sept. 1818 85 f. 90 f. c. 42(1 March, 1819 83 f. 90 c..... 83 f. —c. 224 Sept. 1819 81 f. 75 c. SO f. 9U c. FRANKFORT, Nov. IS —The Commission of Mayence is to agseinhle for the first time on the 20th instant. Its principal object...is to inquire i►►to the connexion tubsisting Licht/Fit the diffe rent secret itssocktions. ApGsBURG, Nov. 14.—1 t i 3 seid that Prince Esterhazy, will shortly proceed from Vienna to Munich, to demand in marriage the eldest of the Princesses of Bavaria, for the Prince Royal of Austria. MADRID, Nov. 14.—Letters from Cadiz, of the instant, state, that the yellow fever was vi sibly antioisbing. MELANCITOLY OCCURRENCE.--On Thursday an Inquisition WNS held at St. Thomas's Hospital, on the body of a poor man who had bern en gaged i)1 digging a grace in the church-yard of St. 13oto11►h Without, Bishopsgate. h appeared in evidence, that the earth tell in, whilst the de ceased was• occupied in the grave removing the earth the pressure of whit h a and the shock, it was considered caused his dissolution. Verdict— . Accidental Death. [PRICE SEVFNPENCF. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 27. COVENTRY MEE TING. THE ElNtt ugst. GOODALL, BATEMAN, AND OTHERS, The SOLICITOR GENRRAL sheaved eause against a rule obtained'a few days since by Mr. DssaraN, why a Criminal Information should not be filed against the defendant, Mr. Goodall, the High Constable of the City of Coventry, for illegally dispersing a Meeting by force, and beating and wounding several persons that had peaceably as sembled for the purpose of considering the pro ceedings at Manchester on the 16th of August.— The SOLICITOR GENERAL said, lie would prove, by the must respectable evidence, that so far front its bring a respectable Meeting, it was most riot ous, and the means taken to call it together the most inflammatory. This rule, the Leatned Gen tleman stated, had been obtained on the affidavit of a Mr. Lewis, the Editor of the " Coventry Re corder,'' which inserted, previous to the Meeting, an Address, containing language and sentiments that fully justified the Magistrates in (using every precaution. (Here the Learned Gentleman read the Address, which, from its inflammatory ten dency, created an extraordinary sensation in Court), and the conduct displayed at the Meet ing was such as to fully warrant the proceedings of Mr. Goodall and his assistants the special con stables. Extracts from the affidavits of several most respectable persons were here read, com pletely falsifying the statement of Lewis, and proving, that the disposition of the Mcetivg was most riotous; that on the constables appear ing, a shout was given by the persons ou the Hustiags ; " Now is your time, close Coh.mn ; " Now or Never !" and a volley of stoncs were imwdiately thrown at the constables. There were also banners with the most inflammatory Inscriptions, and the Speeches of the persons con cerned were of the most insulting description.— Wooler was also present, who, with this Lewis, on whose oath the Ride was granted, were in tha habit of travelling about to attend Meetings round the Country. The SOLICITOR•GBNERAL said, he had several other affidavits, but as they all went to prove the same facts, it was not necessary for him to read them all. Mr, DENMA4I, finding himself called on, said, " 1 feel it requisite t‘s say, 1 think your Lordships cannot make the Rule altsoltite ; the strength of the affidavits just read, precludes my saying any thing luither ; 1 only saw them this morning...—The SOLICITott-Gcsia- HAL said, as the rule must be discharged, he hoped it would be with costs. This the Court ordered, 0-,;serving that unfounded charges of this sort were not to be brought against persons, to sub• ject them to the expense of the costs.—Rule dis charged with costs. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Oxvoitn, Nov. 26.—0 n Tuesday last the ful. lowing Degrees were conferred BACHRLoRS 4)F ARTS. John Egerton, Fellow of New College. John Harrison, of Jesus College. Hon. Augustus Frederic Irby, of St. Mary Hall. &ear!! Horne Holton, }of Brasenose College. Thomas Hill, George Christopher Hayward, of Pembroke College. Horace George Chohauudely, of Balliol College. The Rev. William Madan, M. A. Student of Christ Church, in this Univetsi►y, Las been in stituted to the Vicarage of I'olesworth, in the county of Wsrwiek. Patron, the Lord Chancel lor, on the recommendation of the Trustees of the late Sir Francis Nethersole, Knight. The Rev. F. C. Blackstone, LL. B. has been instituted to the Rectory of IVorthing, Hants. Patron, H. B. Wither, EN of Alaoydown. The Rev. C. M. Mount, Vicar of Hannington, has been appointed a Bishop's Surrogate for the granting of Martiage Licences throughout the diocese of Salisbury. PREACHERS.—The Regius Professor of Hebrew. on Sunday morning, at Christ Church.—Rty. Mr. Page, Britsenose College, in the afternoon, at St. Mary's.—Rev. Mr. Brown, of Magdalen College, St. Andrew. COBBF,"1"f. The Hercules arrived at Liverpool on Sunday la.t, on board of which was the 'motions Col3* BET?. - As some fears were entertained that the Lever was on board, Cobbett's landing was not permitted till yesterday. An immense number of people met him on the beach, And cheered bias In the inn, which is a considerable distance fro►►► the docks. Some partial hisses were heard. This !limning he underwent the usual examination at ' the Custom-house, which occupied a considerable time, as he has brought over with hiin a deal of heavy luggage. The bones of Paine were dep►t bited in a wooden box, and lodged in the Cm tom-house-yard. When the box was opened, Cobb•tt ohserved—" There, gentlemen, are the mortal remains of the immortal Thomas Paine.'•• The citoil was shown, and the coffin-plate accom panied it, but all that could be deciphered was, " --- Pain, 180 aged 74 years."-as Cobhett was extrcmely.attentive to the box, anti looked rather serious during the exhibition. In the evening, accompanied by Mr. Egerton Smith, he visited several of his friends and well-wishers. Cobbett looks in good health, and is. chested like one of our better-sort of country farmers. It is expected lie will visit Manchester before he sets off for Batley, whither his family are gone. He came in for a considerable share ut what the the.. trical gentry term goose, in the neighbourhood of, the Custom-house.—(Chester, Nov, 24.) METROPOLrrAN LAW SOCIETY. Ak ADJOURNED MEETING of the MEM BERS of this SOCIETY will be held at SERLE'S /s PEE HOUSE, Carey-street, on TUESDAY NEXT, the aciti qpstant, at Six o'CloCk in the Evening, where et:try k kt " 4 ►ber is earnestly requested to attend. The Rules of this e tY may be had of the Secretary, No. 5, Inner Temple -4414 . JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary.