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LONDON JOURNALS. FROM TEIF, MORNING' PAPER` OF T:IN DAY. [Morning Chronicle The following is an extract of a letter from Ge noa, dated 10th inst.:— " Several vessels have arrived here since the 3d inst. from different parts of the Coast of Spain, but they do not seem to confirm the report which has been circulated of a rupture between the Al gerines and Spain." [Morning Post.] It is stated, on the authority of private letters from Spain, that further changes are about to be made in the Ministry of that Country. One letter states, that M. de Cevallos is likely to be the suc cessor of Casa d'Erujo, but that " the Monks of Ilse Escurial, who have accumulated. enormous fortunes, their numbers having diminished whilst their revenues increased, have offered to the Go vernment a sum of 30 millions of reals, on condi tion of M. de Cevallos being excluded from any share in the Government, and of themselves he. ing consulted as to the formation of the Cabi net." The wealth of these Monks has long been considered as very great ; but we confess we were not prepared to hear of their revenues having in creased, it being. generally understood that their estates have,heen mnchdeterioratifd in consequence of the late- war. These letters . , also' state, that the Cabinet of Madrid received the news of the Foreign Enlistment Bill having passed in our Par liament with great coolness, and spread a report that the British Ministry required the Cession of Cuba as the price of this measure. This, how ever, we bold to be utterly unworthy of serious attention. [dlorniug Herald.] It is said that the decided Buonapartists in France are far from an insignificant party, and have their regular societies in which they con verse freely on the decayed fortunes of their fa vourite; whilst the Independents wear the car nation in their button-hole, and the Liberales put on the immense Bolivar hat ; the Buonapar• lists have also their emblem, by which they recog nize each other without fear of being recognized by those who are not of their party. The corre sponding signal of a decided Buonapartist is the hat lined with the three colours, or three seals worn to the watch-chain, which, being set with stones of a different colour, represent the tri coloured emblem. When a Buonapartist enters a room. he places his hat in sight, or plays negli gently with his seal! , if there are any other 800 napartist in the rown, they recognize the sigmil, and by degrees the conversation becomes animat ed and unreserved. . , [New Times.] We have received Madras Couriers to the 24:1) of F.•broary. The campaign against the Apish Sahib had been recommenced. Major a inew l, On the 13th of January, defeated a con bidet able body of Goauds and Arabs, and dispersed them with great loss. The resources of tie Ex liajah were reduced to a very low ebb, both in men and money. According to the best informa tion, lie had only a ,rabble of a few hundreds with bun. Front The Calcutta Government Ga zette we learn, that considerable commotion st ill agitated the Cauhul • dominions. Letters from rurneah, received at Calcutta, state, that consi derable injury bad been done to the crops of in digo by severe cold, It appears, from a state ment of the exports from Calcutta, that • in the beginning of February the tonnage of the vessels in the Hoogly amounted to 41,920 tons, of which . four fifths were English. QUEBEC. We received Quebec Gazettes yesterday to the 7th and 10th ult. The following are the chief contents ": THE QUEBEC GAZETTE. Office of the Aiijutant-General of Militia, Quebec, 31st May, 1819. MILITIA GENERAL ORDER.—A General Court assemble at Montreal, oti the 28'h June, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in a room to be determined upon by the President of the said Court, to try such person or persons as shall be brought becore it. -sth—Brig Speculation, W. Organ, sailed April from Ply moot h , to Patterson and Weir, Brandy, Runi, and cordage-104 Settlers. Brig Sheen, George Bishop, Leith and Halifax, sailed IP: h. Mar, to Captain, Wine, and Molasses. —Gth—Brig Three Brothers, Henry French, 50 days from Suotterland, to W. Bruce, Coals and .Earthenware -2S setth-rs.—(s Arrivals nut reported). —7th—Brig Sally, S. Ball, Belfast, Ist May, to G. Symes, Ballast, 173 settlers. Ship I Term, .Tames Talbistie, London. 12th April, P. Pat terson, do. The Ewer-tot:I sailed the same day. Brig Amity, .J. Hall, Shield; i I tit do. do. Ship holies, Alexander Calender, Loudon, 7th April, Lyothorner, do. Ship Briton, R. Dobsoo, do. 10th do. Caldwell and Da vid s,in, in ballast. —Btll---! - sriL: Ellen, Scott, sailed sth April from London, to Pat tersons and NATeir, ballast. -- Ship sparton, Craig, 49 days from Londonderry, to M. Pemberton, provisions, &c.-223 settlers. Ship Hardy, Hard, sailed sth April from London, to 11r. Price, ballast. Brig Eliza. 'Harvey, 59 days from Liverpool, to Millar and. Mane, cargo goods, 1 settler. Brig Oriim, from Cape Chat—strained last fall. Fournier's Schooner, from Gasp 6, reports a Brig on . shore below. Schooner Thomas Ritchie. Sampson, 52 days from Ja maica, to Gerrard, Finlay and Co. cargo rum. Ship Merit, Patton, 53 days from London, to M. Lynt burner, ballast. Passengers, Capt. Parsley and Lady, Capt. Stamper, and one family in steerage. Ship Contest, Langdon, 49 days from Plyinonth, to Bell and Stewart, ballast. Passengers, Majo'r Van Cort landt and Lady, two Miss Lovels, and Mr. H. Gowen. 1364 -John and Mary, Anderson, 42 days from Aberdeen, to ,l'ltolierts and M'Leau, ballast. —9th—Brig Eliza, Robert Watts, 53 days from Liverpool, to Henry Black, Esq. getseral cargo. Passengers, Mr. and Mrs. Cabbage and 5 Children. Ship Friends, E. Sherwood, 9 weeks from London to P. Patterson ballast, 4 settlers. Ship Brailsford, John Spring, 48 days from London, to Slr Hoofshoter, general , cargo. Passengers, Messrs. Mason, Fry, Sportman, frencox, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Mr. John Clark. Major Hicks, Ensign Cox, 37th regi ment, and two in the steerage. Brig Nancy, Andrew Storey, 5 . 6 days from Newcastle, to P. Patterson, lodla:t. Ship Sterling, James White, 7th April from London. to John Goodie, cargo goods. Passengets, Mr. and Mrs. Rivers, Miss Smith, Mr. Reid, Mrs. Saswill. Brig Concord, John Brand turd, 32 days from St. Mi chaels, to the Captain, Fruit. Ship Skelton, James Dixon, b 9 days from London, to Campbell and Shepherd, goods and ballast-1.16 set tlers. —Brig Alexander, N. Branston, 12th April from London, to Aoldjo and Maitland, ballas. B r i g S a lly, J o hn Johnston, Bth April from London, to Campbell and Shepherd, ballast. PUESTIANT, Lieut.-Colonel livrns.vrx ST. GrnnoE Dome, Commanding the 3d. Battalion Montreal Militia. MumsEas. Lieut.-Colonel Jacques Hervit.ux, Com - manding the 2d Bat talion ditto. Lieut.-Colonel Etn. N. St. Diller, ditto, Division of Long - Point. Lieut.-Colonel Jean Bouthillier, 3I Battalion Montreal. thut.-Coliiiiet .3. P. Leprohun. division of Long Point. Lieut.-Coloricl flervieux. 3d Battalion Montreal. Lieut.-Colonel Etienne (illy, Division of Long Pointe. Li , ut.-C.donel J. M. Motidelt ' do. of Claire. Lient.•Colonel J. G. Delisle, 2d Battalion Montreal. Major Louis Doiongpri, 3d do. do. Major Frs. Dvsivieres, do. Ist do. do. --Major Sainuel David, Division of Long Point. Captain Francis Badgley, Ist. Battalion of Montreal. 'Capt:in Jaelocs Viger, 3d Battalion do. Captain 1-itigue,; Henry. 3rl do. do. Captain Louis Plamoodon, of the 2d Battalion of Quebec, Judge Advocate. The Charges ag:iitist the person or persons who are to be rind, and the names of the Witnesses, arc to he transmitted, tvitlitiot delay, iG the Judge Advocate and to the President of the said Geiseral Court Martial. By. Order of his Grace the Governor-Gen. and C;ommander-in-Chief. F. VASSAL de MONVI EL, ildjt.-Gen. M. F. Provincial Secretary's 015 cc, Quebcc, June to, 1519. liis Grace the Governor-i , i-Chief has been pletised to appoint ShRAPHIN PRIMEALI o Gentle man, a Notary Public. JOSEPH DORVAL, Culler and measurer of masts, spars, bowsprits, handmasts, oak and pine timber, deals and plank, oars and handspikes, at the port of Quebec, and GFOI;GE '.1;03D, do. of square oak, elm and Fine timbcr, &c. at (tO. PORT OF QUEBEC. ARRIVED. June sd—Ship Venus, Docey, 42 days from Demerara, to J. Jones, jr. Runs and Molasses. THE SUN. SOLEID QUIS I►ICEKE FALSE'S , ' AUDEAT LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1819. We received this morning the Paris Papers of Tuesday last. The following are extracts : " PARIS, JULY 20.—Yesterday the King took an airing to Marty and St. Germain. The Count Capo ()Istria, and the Count Pozzo di Borgo, paid their respects to Monsieur, Madame, and the Duke d'Ang,ouleme. " nom 1813 to 1818 inclusive, there were in the Department of Haute Garonne 68,473 births, 61,335 deaths, and 17,031 marriages ; amongst the deaths were 32 persons upwards of 100 years of age, including one woman of 117. " A ship of the line, of 74 guns, and two fri gates, are fitting out at Toulon, three other ves sels are expected from Rochefort. This small squadron will proceed, it is said, to Gibraltar, and unite with some English ships, in order to clear the seas of the American Insurgent privateers. " It is reported that the Count Decazes will succeed the Duke de Richelieu, in the dignity of first Gentleman of the Chamber. FIVE PER CENTS. Monday 71 f. 40c. DEFERRED STOCK. Of the 22d March, 1817, . 90 F. 85c. 22d Sept. 1817, . f. 85 c. 22t1 March, 1618, .B6f. 85 c. 22d Sept. ISIS, B4 f. 85 c. 22d March,lB 19, B2 f. 85 c. " ROME, JULY 4.—The Princess of Wales has quitted Pesaro. This sudden and romantic de parture has given rise to a thousand conjectures. Her femme de chambre obtained passports for herself and one of her friends, and it is of these passports the Princess has availed herself. tier Equerry, Fianchini•Pergami, followed her. Her Royal Highness has taken the road towards Bologna ; some persons suppose that she will re turn to Pesaro. " MADRID, JULY B.—M. Salmon, who at pre sent holds the Porte-feuille of State, is the only Minister who hasaccess to his Majesty at Sarcedon. " There have been et number of storms,this year in Spain. On the 23d. ult. the Cathedral of Seville, was much damaged by lightning. The ravages of the plague are diminishing in the Empire of Morocco. " The harvest will be very abundant this year, in all parts of the kingdom. In Castile, great abundance is ruinous to the farmers, for _want of the means of transport. " BADEN, JULY 14.—The Prince Royal of Prussia, and Prince Frederic of Orange, have ar rived here, and are about to set out for Switzer land. " STRASBURG, JULY 15.—The King of Bavaria and his family are expected here next week. " SfUTTGARD, JULY 14.-1. - everday the Ge neral Diet of VVlntemburg was opened tvith much solemnity at the Chateau of Louisburg. " ANISTERDAM,JULY 14.—A dreadful fire broke out here yesterday afternoon, which destroyed eleven warehouses. Fourteen persons lost their lives. " CARLSRUHB, JULY 13,--The marriage of the Margrave ,Leopold with the Princess Sophia, eldest daughter of the Queen Frederica of Swe den, will soon take place. The Emperor of Russia manifests a particular satisfaction at this union. ,, Tue FUNDS.—This day the second payment of the Loan was made of 1 per cent. Seven millions is already paid up and turned into Stock, and the Holders have benefited by holding it, as it remains at 2i per cent. premium. Consols remain pretty steady at 70. A very proper determination bad been adopted by the .Committee of the Stock Exchange, that of not,pern►itting Clerks of 'Stock Brokers to act upon their own account. This resolution has not been abided by, and the last account produced a number of those trifling defaulters, as they had beared to an amount considerably beyond their means of settling. ln consequence an investiga tion took place yesterday, and thirty-two of them, are said to be expelled the House. The total amount of their speculation is said to be 900,0001. Happily the expected storm has blown over in the Metropolis, but that the Reformers are of too desperate a character to relinqUish their wicked designs it would be folly to doubt. Every loyal Press should therefore be actively at work to d,if fuse and confirm right principles. Government also should not conclude that the danger is over, as mischievous machinations will be secretly carried on as long as there are distresses in the Country, and never can we hope that the Country will be wholly exempt from such distresses as will induce the seditious to renew their attempts against the existing Es tablishment. Averse as we are to render the Pulpit a medium for political subjects, yet whets THE CHURCH is menaced by Papists, Deists, Atheists, and every description of domestic E n emies, never let us relax, but convince them t h a t loyally, morality, and religion, will always characterize the People of Great Britain. Mr. WArrnman.—lt is stated, in a Morning Paper of this day, that this Gentleman endeavoured to dissuade the LORD MAYOR front enforcing the Writ against HARRISON, the intinerant Political Preacher, and that when the LORD MAYOR WaS counter-signing that Writ he protested against it. Without any great partiality. for the politics of Mr.WAITHMAN, we can readily conceive lie might reasonably suppose that the attempt to execute the Writ in the midst of the mob might have cre ated much confusion. Yet we admire the LORD MAYOR for his firmness, conscious as he was that he had taken all possible precautions for preserv ing the peace of the City, and determined to carry the law into effect, to make a due impres sion on those who might have mischievous de signs, and prevent them from concludiog that Justice would tremble and Law remain inert. WILTSHIRE COUNTY ELECTION. STATE OF THE POLL. Ist Day Mr. Benett .... 302—Mr. Astley .... 199 2d Day Mr. Benett .... 190—Mr. Astley .... i5l 3d Day Mr. Benett .... 386—Mr. Astley .... 460 4th Day ' , Total at the Closet M of 4th Day.... I r ' Benett ... 1209—Mr. Astley .... 925 ,Majority in favour of Mr. Benett Salisbury, July 23, 1819. THE Reverend JOSEPH HARRISON ---This morn ing, at an early hour, this person left the Giltspnr street Compter in custody of two officers from Chester. He will arrive at Stockport in the early part of to-morrow, when it is expected he will be immediately bailed, notice having been sent to his friends for that purpose. Yesterday morning Mr. GROUSE, the Extra Foreign Messenger, arrived in town with dis patches from Italy. Viscount SIDMOUTH bad en audience of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. His Majesty's dip Leven, Captain D. E. BAR• TUOLOMEW, arrived at Madeira on the 16th June, from an extensive survey of the Cape de Verd Islandv. :qARKII , ,D. On Saturday, the sth June, by the Rev. G. J. Mountain, Hacket, M.D. to Eleanor Rebecca, youngest (laughter of the Hon. Richard John Uniacke, of Mount Umiacke, Nova Scotia. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed Last Night. TnEATRE ROYAL, HAYMA UK ET.—Town and Country: Reu ben Clenroy, Mr. %Varde ; Rosalie Somers, Miss E. Blanchard. After which, Wet Weather. LAME ROYA ENGLISA OPFtA-Housu.—Self-Sacrifice: Count Valmore, Mr. Pearman; Ida, Miss Kelly. After which,fOnwt, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Advertisement. To which was added, Amateurs and Actors. TO COR ItEsPONDENTS. We shall now endeavour to pay off arrears to our numerous Correspondents. Our Columns are open to A BRITON. SSitOS wr.Lvr: o'cLOCE. PRICE 0 THIS DAY AT I Stock 3 per Cent. Red....— 70 m . S per Cent. Cons....6Siii 70 Si per Cent 744 4 per Cents .SR 884 6 per et. N. Ann lO5 1044 i Bank Low , Ann......... 18'1'-, India 80nd5....75• 9s. 8R• Bills, par, 2s. pr. O 1 2ji pr. _ _ - Consols. for Aug. 69a 7.01-70 MAILS. ARRIVED-1 Dul)lin, 1 Waterford, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, ' I Holland. Dv E—l Lisbon. • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW. Morning, 6 minutes after 4. I Evening, 31 minutes after 4. FHA NK FORT PAPERS. Frankfort Journals to the 16th instant, s ad other German rapers, atrivell yesterday eve ainiP The following ate extracto : " AUGSBURG, Juust 11.—Our Gazette of to-day h a ' following article, under the head of Carlsrulie: -- ' n ' t sitting of the Second Chamber, of the 30th June, M.Toe hre . " , bach communicated the project of au Ordinance o f the S° vereign, concerning the abolition of the office of Beil liage' and the transfer of these functions to others. The G(J' el : merit have, therefore, in this resp e ct, me t the wishes of t"f Second Chamber, which had not yet began its diqcool°"°., the motion made on the subject be Mr. Toehrenbach. l remarkable that this Deputy has received a letter address' to him, with the po'st mark of Stuttgart!, lath June, of t" following contents : TO TIIE DEPUTY TOEINZENEACEL Man !—Thon who livest, and thinkest to live long e .... rt listen ! K—e (Kotzebue) sp o ke aga i ns t a w hole nat ion and he is dead ! Thou who speakest against a single I,: t and seekest to plunge it in mis e ry, thi n k o f thy e xistenc e Other Deputies have received similar letters; as also cr Brodhag, Councillor of Archives and Editor o f the !kless e°7 a , of the Chambers, who has printed in his J o urnal this cur paper with the consent of Mr. Toebrenbach. Mr. Kero 9l7 puty from Friburg, who made a motion f o r the abo liti°o of the Offices of the High F o r e st er s, i s s t a t e d to bare rl,' ceived a letter conceived in very harsh terms from a Pe it holding a high office in the administration of the fore st" is said that the Officers of the Grand Ducal Forest will o f plain in a body of the imputations o f ra p ac ity, neglectio duty, &c. which are alleged against them in the mai ° question. All the papers of Professor Oken at Jena were put - 10 he seal on the 29th June, by Commissioners:of the Police /I' came from Weimar. SAXONY, Juts B.—lt is• said that the Princess (lhettufcr daughter of Maximilian), bride of the King of Spain, "F . ft• out for Madrid in August ; And the mart iage of Prince t o derick with the Archduchess of Austria be solemnised in • month of September, at Sch.enbrunn. gh ENxa, JULY 9.—Lord Guildford has passed OW. wel• City, on his way to London, Irons Atheus and Corfu , to woo island he wc4 in the course of the Winter with Capo d'lstria. • FALMOUTH, JULY 20.--SA Ind the D"h e a ; Marlborough packet for Lisbon, and LAOy ler° — packet for the Brazils, both with mails. rs PORTSMOUTH, JULY 22.—Arrived his ilaje9tY ship Vcngeur from Leith for SoMil America. ea DOVER, JULY 22.—A brig, reported to be t , Irishlrishtrader, loft an anchor and cable, last n i g l .„„' in the Roads, and is gone to the Westward the anchor is landed here by a fishing smack. LiveßrooL, JULY 2l.—Arrived thr REEGAN, from Charleston—sailed the 26i) 111. The Duke of Yoatc and Duchess of GLatic s TER visited the PEINCE REGENT yesterday• O. Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT, PrittEC LiE FOLD, &c. dined with the Duke and Duchess YORK, at York•house. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER Visited Oa Duchess of YORK yesterday. Yesterday the Duchess of YORK took an 10 4 in her carriage. The Princess AUGUSTA arrived in town 3 7 5 terday afternoon, a b out f our o ' e h at o t i • Queen's Palace, from Windsor, attended by " i Dassitout. Yesterday being the anoivergary of the MAY doge of the Duke and Duchess of G L oucESl lt , their Royal lii4iinesses celebrated Use happY r ip turn of the day, by having a numerous pill dinner at Gloucesterthow,e Last night Prince LEOPOLD had a tinnier° party at Matlhorongli-house. A 0 On Wednesday Visconnt MaLvtt.Lß arrive d Sheerness in the Admiralty yacht from Woolo k i: atteoded by some of the Members f the ratty and Navy Wiards, for the purpose of Jul, specting the impro%ements making in that IP c s , yard. In the afternoon they proceeded to C 5ll O l ham on a similar inspection, whe t) t h e y retort ) to town. f Pre , CORPORATION OP ABINGDON.—The eaie d f MAN V. WEST, of whic) ~ %e gave an deeount 11W. 0, months ago, was teceAly brought into C ° , 41 ,1, before Mr. Justice IioLROYD, and a Special J d- t o Tile cause was for assault and false impoisooraeo at a Corporation dinner It seems that P 1 1 1 4 4: who keeps the Bt'll and Crown Inn a Abs' e disturbed the harmanly of the company by r, the health g)f Mr. LATHAM, as the new 311 t Y t t :et . when in fact a Mr. HAwKINS was chosen. P oe a long hearing, to prove that Mr. WEST gi le . o 4 order to turn the plaintiff out of compani take him to prison, a verdict was found for defends t. e ei (4 HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE.—We have re- o f intelligence from Soissons. that the collector it c taxes in the Commune of Vissignieux has jo t Po an end to his existence, after assassinati"g persons who were deputed to examine hi° 11 .4 counts. Timis collector, whose name was de I . ° l°- e i, Id been in arrear in his remittances. Th e ,, r e ceiver sent two of his clerks, the Sienr P e o themet, a quarter-master on half-pay, and t o Sieur Brinquant, ex-mililaire, to look jot ° c o official affairs. On their arrival at the resitie fi l i g of de Totissy,' be invited them to breakfast W t him, him, and leaving them under pretext his books, he returned with a double-bari c ' t fowling-piece, shot Berthemet dead on the ° P ip ; and mortally wounded , Brimpant, who (lied 5 ° to hours afterwards. The assassin then went l i n oo another room and shot himself. He had to 0 4 the precaution to send his wife to Soissona, to remove his servant.—(French Paper.) - elo CARRIER PIGEONS.—A letter from 13 • t fy dated July 18, says--" Thirty-two pigeons, "to the word Antwerp marked on their wings , 116 0 been sent to London, where they were let on the 11th of this month, at sev en in the 01 1. , ins, after having their wings countermarke d er s don. The saute day, towards noon, one of 11 1 0 faithful animals arrived at home, and obtained .0 first prize; B,4plarter of an hour later a eg c° , o l. arrived, and obtained the newt prize. Tlw ' lowing day 12 others arrived, making 1 4 il a s be The prizes, which are very considerable, """ distributed to-morrow (Sunday) at AntwerP• re , is not with any intention of establishing 0 c °r ( he spondence between London and Antwerp 0 9 we re Paris Journals pretend) that those pigeons V ' 4 o f sent to London, but merely for the plots" - seeing them return," sped tte If Corn hI CO li‘, 0 'i t IV IP tri I Po et i t titta iti l d 1 ttlee Deti t ,\P ° Ti th tloni To Ira i Al 014 )316 % ire ho t e , t , , 4 ,‘Yri ', O ti It Vtl t Ilhp i tiie te scl 64 4 tou t Pero t hat %rid 4 :rt i n / tltei 11 44 01