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JOURNALS. FROM. THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [llforning Chronicle.] t w r od wog tl r o ~ 1111 slid r r . 401 c her irk'a Illii C tliC 1 411' )lit Itie lie ! of D C a{!i• (1 0 rock i tam wet aii~ C )0:" . nr ✓B ,)st aS. the 110& rs ' (!f th e 1 e thi s ~' a pt' 014 (1, 44- ci, ( ' L na" vet' .-;0" J 1 ( t ! u~t!>> 011 0 ; ~~e~ re' aao,i' • - ,re' ' 410 'l' 4 T PICT U.dLLING. OFFIC.E, April 13, 1819. HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ti f ir 2 VIAJESTY'S NAVY &hereby give Notice, That 7 ! Frid aV, the 23d instant, they will be ready to receive : 47°4 in writing (vealed tip), and treat for Fifty Tons OATMEAL„ to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling tor " nt Deptfordin the space of one month, by equal weekly P_r*portions; and to, be paid for by Bills, payable, without sixty days alter date. 27,e Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre- . 0 . 1fl(4, , - No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price t be i nserted in words at length, or that shall not be de- , t ver erl to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday 23 c1 instant, nor Unless the Person who makes the e ' ict er, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to' _answer -01 Ca l l ed,,_ for. 4,v PICTUW,L !NG-OFFICE, March 26, 1/4 19. 4_ lll COMMISSION ERSfor VICTUALLING llis M.IJEST3"S VY do hereby/ pre Notice, 4 't O Tuesday, the 20M of April next, they will be ready reec tve Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the i t , P . Pt Y OA separate Contracts) of trhat FRESH BEEF 'may 74fr ed for the use of His Majesty's Ships an , : Vessels j' 4l ermentioned Ports - during the space of Twelve Ca -7% ar lifonth, to commence front the days noted against port. , 7th May, ance ;,'istol ... . - . 1 I ut eeock r Ic e\ l 'eY auttJersey ~,,,:eastle and Tinniouth Haven i 4eall,alton j 15th June, a. e C onditions of the Contracts may 1!e seen at the Se -etr , ir eto Y a °like, at this Office; or b,, applying to the Cal k 74 o r the Costoms at Penzance, Bristol, Greenock, it te riu "„ _e,Swansea, and Campbelton, and.'to the Postmas:;• Ar 7 G uernsey and Jersey respectively. Ik ii re gard w i ll h e h a d to any Tender ix which the Price te 4°l be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not 4, l' -14 ' e red to the Board before One o'clock on the said 1 4, 2 4 .411, the 20th ef 41,pril next, nor unless the Person who %to the rend er , or some P erson o n his behalf; attends, to k e r when culled for. _.. , . k tt : e h Vo i d er must also b e accompan i e d b y a L e tt er s igned I:.: ? espon s ibl e P ersons , engag i ng t o b e come bound with the rop e : tendering, in the penal,Suns of 5001. for the due per nee of e ac h o f the Contract*. P rt , EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 7, 1819. COURT of DIRECTORS of the tk ih ` il ßTED COMPANY MCRCHANTS of ENG- k ti — T RADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give eLl'lla-t' ib4,l„. the SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the sai d appointed to be held at their House in Leaden the s Z t 't, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st Instant, is made fur - I kI rn 44 IAL, f o r the purpose of laying before the PRO NJI ; II S, for their appiobation, a RESOLUTION of t he ai,t,. l ` of DIRECTORS of-the 17th Ultimo, granting to kith Sir muRRA'Y MAXWELL, who commanded his tir e : trs late ship Alceste, _the - Suns of 1,5001. under the Th t e 4sta nces therein stated, tir th Report required by the Bye-Law now lies at this Hobse •'p he krusai of the Proprietors; Dos e sa id tlf coupa is farther made SPECIAL; for the pur -14 e lacing before the Proprietors. fur their approbation, ke..4 rini tY with the 17th Section of the 6th Chapter of the for th RESOLUTION of the COURT of DIRECTORS, it cite aPPointment of a Chaplain to the Company's Factory tl te c o tlt" ' .siott a Salary of 8001. der annum, payable ou t of ratai t. JOSEPH DART, Sccret.try. prt EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 7,1819. 4 :1! COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT -111,11;" COmPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND 11, —IN G to the EAST INDIES, de hereby give Notice, 4 t at the GENERAL COURT of the- said COMPANY, jPoin t „,, ql) tO be h e ld a t th e ir House in 1 -o—adenhay 7 stree . t, on tot FI S .I- )AY, the 21st Instant, there will be submitted, I :llt t ;n nh ation, the RESOLUTIONS of the GENERAL of the 24th ult. approving the Grant of 4,0001. per *at 941 of the General Fee Fund, and 6001. per Annum Na t the Company's Cash, in aid of a FUND for the Be.r The Widows and Families of deceased Officers upon Atri n i a , Hone Establishment ; the Grant of 5001. per attt o f h out of the General Fee Fund, and 5001. per Annum the ‘i h, F,,Company's Cash, in aid pf . a Fond for the t t ., th " Lows and Fatuities of f deceased Elders,Ex,tra ulesas, ;t 4 a 1 , 1 of the . Home SerCiee• end the Grant to Dev ito "etilonel JAMES SALMOND, ' the Military Secretary ‘‘' , 4( r 1 1 , 1, 14 the Military Correspondence with India, of Col,,p?Qof UDot. Per Annum to hit Salary. f the PLANS for the Establishment . of the said it:,%;56.110.r- with the ItEPORTS required the ! . opri tt 4 i !te Opens at this House for the inspection of • the is ' ,„, JOSEPH DART, Secretary. , Ilti r , DITTO. - 'til INIMA ' S HAWLS, AND CURIOUS BRITISH '4'AII.Irs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL* EAST INDIA V ~,,, WAREHOUSES, 16, CHEApSIDE• ~. i „ . Ml' '"iii.i4A.lll) respectfully informs the INou% 1v,,; e 1 1 , 14 3, and Families arriving' . from abroad, . &c, hi p 1,,,,iet:,,i itish articles, with every desCtilititm , N , ‘..ouse possesses its accustomed rich supply hoicest. other 4ic-ili:itpery for douiestle use, Foreign Damask and morning, of the c , Aro n ,' "en. The most fashionable' , articles for _ rs f,,..etttle, and evening dress ; French Cam brics of the fi sti l. 1,7,`,:c.a i ,autl Bordered li andliere.hiets by th e piece] &e. i:‘.' I?d.la Shawls, and the most beautiful' imitations in Bri tt' ~;.',l),,littlito from designs peculiar to the House, both long a_ o d i. ! I L , ~. } fro printed Chintz and other. Furniture! f Printed (~it.u.r.twing-rootu, Beds, Cots, Sofa C overs , &e• 1. 4 114 Muslins, and,Canihrics, o ne w and unique Design- • lidiechoicest India Nltislitis for Gentlemen's C:ravats, and I ts Weal : , Innn the Colupany's sales, with a 4,14,1,',_,1ndia articles, Irors, Fans, Gold and , Silver 11 . 1uslins f variety . o f . th e tN1,‘'..911.1. 1 luiproved Irish Linens and fine, Shee!rugs ?.. Lous e . t warranted, and whiCh die sold at his Ware i Anjetnxisci'V el Y• -India Long Cloths, White Chintz, and PLireh:s.",,sp,,,4'ortign Lace and Veils. Linens, Muslim, i . 2 , .c. and „.. ~1 the Piece or Demy a re a t th e Who pric .. :e. Linen.: price made Without deviation. Chests of Family Li nen to ''ruPktii• Ladies, &c r iving from lidia, and wish l• 3, nt with Indi a *a' will - r eceiv e their hisbelt a Ur for them. Shawls rruE . 's,EcoND ANNUAL DINNER , of the -m- MEDICAL OFFICERS of his MAJESTY'S NAVY, to celebrate the Esta'blistnent of the Supplemental Fund, for the BENEFIT of the WIDOWS and, ORPHANS of DECEASED MEMBERS of the CORPS, will take place on WEDNESDAY, .the 28th of April inst. at the PIAZZA COFFEE-HOUSE, COVENT-GARDEN. JOHN WILSON CROKER, Esq. LL.D. F.R.S. Secretary of the Admiralty, and President of the Society, in the 'Chair. STEWARDS. Sir Gilbert Blane, Bart. M.D. F.R.S. Physician to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and Physician of the Fleet. ,Arch. Thompson, M.D. Physician of Plymouth Hospital, Duncan M'Arthur, M.D. Physician of the Fleet. Matthew ; Ball, Esq. Surgeon, R. N. Richard Kent, (1) M.D. Surgeon, R.N. Robert Dunn, (I) M.D. Surgeon of Woolwich Yard. Alexander Anderson, Esq. Surgeon, R. N. Robert Tainsh,,M.D. Surgeon of the Woolwich Division of Royal Marines. James Vend', M.D. Soc. Reg. Med. Surgeon, R. N. Brian NPLaughlin, Esq. Surgeon of Greenwich Hospital. Benjamin F. Outram, M.D. Surgeon, R. N. Richard Dobson, M.D. Surgeon of the Chatham Division of Royal Marines. • . James Doraville, Esq. Surgeon A.N. Greenwich Hospital. Win. Burnett, M.D. Surgeon R. N. Greenwich Hospital.. Daniel ()rainier, M.D. Surgeon of the Royal Marine Artillery., 'Thomas Stilwell. Esq. Arundel-street, Strand. DINNER on TABLE at FIVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. No Collection or Subscription to be proposed. Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had of, the Stewards, or at the Bar of the Tavern. *;* Any Member of the Corps desiring to introduce a Friend, will be - pleased to furnish him with a Ticket. • JOHN FINLAISON, Sec. of the SOCiety. ROYAL ANIPHITHEA'rRE (ASTLEY'S), WEST3IINSTER- BRIDGE, Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE REGENT and DUKE of7YORK, plus, present Evening, awl tinriti the Week, it at Half-past . Six o'clock piecisely, 4th Time, a New Grand Historic4l Equestrian Melo-Drama, founded on the History of the Ancient Amazons, ended HYPPOLITA, QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS! Hyppolita, Queen of the Amazons, Mrs. Astley. In the course of the Piece, a Triumphal Procession and Public Coronation of HyppoLta:. Arrival of the Georgian Fleet I Grand Incidental Ballet. Ambush of Georgian Cavalry. Procession of the AniazJnian Cavalry and Triumphal Car, to witness the Chivalric Combat in the superb Wiir Chariots. Total Conflagration of the Castle of the Amazons by the Catapults and Greeb Fire ; and Final Defeat of tae Rebel Amazons. Fourth Time, Mt. DIAMOND, designated by the name of the PLYING HUSSAR, will, in the 'class of his various difficult am: unequalled exertions, without the aid of a spring -board, or any elastic apparatus, go through .various extraordinary. Leaps. LIORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. Avery.-A New Comic Song, by Mi. Sf;iman.-- , -And as the Proprietors are ever anxious to bring before the Public Performers of established merit from the Continent, they bare engaged at a considerable expence, SIGNOR FURIOSO,- a most surprising ROPE DANCER, from tlie . Carniral of. Venice. The whole to conclm: , with the interesting Melo-Drama (in .Two Acts), called • LOWINA OF TOBOLSKOI; or, The Fatal Snow Storm. Second Price at Half•past Eight.—Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Kinloch, at the Theatre, from Ten until Four, of whom Private Boxes may be had • •VSSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and superior SAUCE fur FISH, equal in strength to Essence of Anchovies, but 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 held in by those who have tried it. The Proprietors flatter themselves, that wherever it is ones used, it will obtain a pre-eminence ever all other Sauces for Fish. - Made I.v C. Dinmore 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 ; trope other is ge nuine ; this caution is necessary, as there is a spurious arti cle now on sale. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, In One Volume, Royal Octavo, price 15s. in boards, A TREATISE on LEASES and TERMS for YEARS. By CHARLES HARCOURT CHAMBERS, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister. London : Printed by A. Strahan, Lam-Printer to the King's most Excellent Majesty, for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 4;3, rleet•street ; and J. Coolie, Ormond-quay, Dublin. This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. SCRIPTURE COMPARED WITH ITSELF, in Proof of the Catholic Doctrine of the Holy Trinity; and, (by necessary induction and consequence), of the 'Per sonality and Divinity of the Holy Ghost ; and of the Divi nity of our blessed Saviour, equal to the Father in the Unity Hof the Godhead. In a Letter to 4 Friend. • By JOHN VAILLANT, Esq. M.A. Late of Christ Church, Oxon, Barrister at Law. Printed for F. C. and J.. P.iviiigton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, and No. 3, Waterloo. place, Pall-Mall. • RIVJNGTONS' ANNUAL REGISTER: • This Day was published, . • /n E One large Volume, Octavo, price, in boards, 11 . TUANNUAL REGISTER for the YEAR 1808,_ being the Eighth of the New Series. Printed for F. C. and .1. ltivington, N0.'62, Saint Paul's Church-yard; and No. 3, Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall. Another Volume of the former Series will speedily he pub lished, and that for 1809 will appear early in the next Winter. This Day were published, In One Volume, Octavo, price in boards, 10s. Cd. RINCIPLES .and . PRACTICES of. PRE TENDED REFORMERS in CHURCH and STATE. By ARTHUR KENNEY, 1).1). • Dean of Achonry, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. This Work comprises a View of the Principles and Practices of pretended Reformers. 1. Which caused the Re bellion .against Charles I. 2. During the Rebellion and the subsequent Usurpation. 3. At the present time. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, and No. 3, Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall. This Day was published, Neatly printed in Two, Volumes duodecimo, price in boards, Bs. a new Edition, being the sixth, of • ‘. 7 . . VENIALE SCRIPTURE CHARACTERS ; x v iliplifyin, Female Virtues. By the Author of the Be neficial Effects of th . e Christian Temper ou Human Happi ness. • , Printed for F: C. and J. Rivington , No . 62, S t. Paul's Chittch-yaid, and No. 3, Waterloo-place, HOUSE OF ILL-FAME. George Francis and Mary. Francis, alias Conway, Ste. his wife, were indicted for keeping a house of ill-fame in Lisle-street, Leicesier-square, and with seducing girls to quit their homes. The prosecution was carried on at the instance of an unfortunate father, by whom, and by a variety of witnesses, .the following distressing particulars _were detailed :—William Sayers is the father of eight children ; his wife died in child-bed g years ago, and his eldest daughter, Sarah, had since acted as a mother and guardian to them. In No vember, 1817, she, being then 16 years of age ; suddenly disappeared, and for :several months he was kept in the most dreadful suspence, till at last in Match ; 1818, be was informed she had beei) seen in the house ofthe defendants in Lisle-street. Thither he repaired in a statent anxiety which it. is imposstble to describe, when he saw the fe male defendant., who, in a plaintive time, told him she pitied his • situation, as it was truly de plorAle, but she could not give bins any infor . matioh, as his •daughter had kit. her .house, and was gone, she knew not whither. Disappointed thus in his fond hopes, the afleted father again sunk into Melancholy, till finally he diseoVe - red his lost child in 'Bartholomew's Hospital, in a de 7 . plorahle state orwretchedness. On her recovery, he took her home, but in thrt:e - after she was again induced to quit his house, and go to this infamous nursery of vice in Lisle-street. There he, went, and was, as formerly, answered by the defendant, Mary Francis, WhO, in the' Most hypocritical manner, again condoled-with him on 'his loss, and said his daughter was now in the Lock aospital ; H e went there, but found the whole a fabrication. Next morning he went to the house with a, constable. and ft friend, and though the infamous woman denied that the girl was there, be found.her concealed under a sofa, and dreaiftully ill. The unhappy girl, wilt) is not yet 18 years of age, was carried 'home, and has since remained under her father's roof, conducting •her self, as was proved, with that Froptiety of eon dtict-wirich true penitence can aicine produce. She stated, the story herself in the most affecting' terms, shedding tears, and strewing the deepest sorrow for her seduction. , Mr. 'BALM' COOdUeted the prosecution in a very able manner, and lamented that the punishment of the pillory was abolished, as there sever was a wretch more deserving ,uf it than the two chara ters at the bar; Mr. ALLEY defended them in a most ingenious -speech, but called no witnesses.. The CHAIRMAW (R. BAKI R, Esq.) summed up the evidence ; but before he concluded dile charge, the Jury:declared they were satisfied, and pro , nounced the defendants—Guilty. The COURT tlien sentenced George Francis to pay a fine of One Hundred Pounds . to the King, and adjudged him and the' female to one year's hard labour in the House of Correction, 041 at the expiry of that term to find securies to keep the peace, themselves in 5001. each, and two sureties in 2501: each, for the Luther term of Ittee years. The verdict and sentence were received witl oud acclamations by a very crowded Court. ASSAULT. Mr. Thomas Maynard, ironmonger, in St. Mar tin's-lane, stood indicted for assaulting Thomas Benbow and ----Terrea, .on the 2Sch of De cember last. The prosecutors are a serjeant and private of the Coldstream Guards, and were on duty on the (14y mentioned in the indictment at Covent-_ Garden Theatre,. They were going off guard with a file of men, consisting of ten, ,to the bar racks of Knightsbridge and in Coventry-street they overtook the defendant and another Gentle man and Lady, walking arm ,and, arm together. They gave them the side of the wall, and begged leave to pass, when defendant, pushed Terrea into the kennel. The Serjeant (Benbow), who was at the head of the file, remonsaated, when he at tempted to strike him, but only knocked off his cap. The Serjeant then secured. him, and, sent for a Constable, who took' him to St. James's watchhouse. Mr: Testell, tailor in South Andley-street, said, he and his wife . , who was in a state of pregnitncy, diner! with, th the defendant on'at day, and he ac companied them for the, purpose of procuring a coach for her in Piccadilly. The soldiers came up to them suddenly and pushed her,, after having turned towards the wall to let them pass, Terrea, who was the second man in front, witness believes pushed' the defendant, who instantly retaliated„ : and the setjeant presented hisltalberd to hi, body,, threatening to run hint through it he attempted to escape. Mr. WALFoan, in, his, address to the Jury, ob served how unceremoniously . the Guards push every person who comes in their way off the pave ment, although the laws of. England make no (Us, tinction between red coals or coloured coats ; the matter could, be considered only as a casual assault in the street.---Xot Guilty. ORIGIN OF THE WORD " DANDY."—This term, which has recently been applied to a species of reptile very common in the metropolis, appeals to'have arisen from Et small .silver coin, struck by King HENRY VII., of liWe value; called a ,dandy Pratt; and hence Bishop FLEETWOOD ob serves, the term is applied to worthless and con temptible peTsdus. Letters and) Papers to •the 10f1 ult. from Ha. vannah, have been received, by %villa) we leant that the fleet of.;:ipahish ships which -sailed from that port on the 2Gth Fehrpary, under convoy of a frigate and sloop of tvar, tor Cadiz, had a tew days after their departure experienced severe wea ther, and were .compelled to return to the island. Several of them narrowly escaped being captured by the insurgent privateers, and had• the vessels continued their voyage; no doubt several of them would have fallen into the bands of the Corsairs, if selarated_from the ships of.war accompanying them.. Some difficulty having been experienced :it i\la. drid and the principal cities af. .tipain, in pro.sur- • ing salt fish on occasions %Ow ' l] solemn fasts are observed, the Spanish povernmenf, in order o that an adequate supply might he Obtained-in future, had reduced the duty on this commodity, which was betore very high, to half of what it originally Stood. The importation at Clidiz and other ports has in ,consequence been considerable.- , -(/bid ) A depresiion took place yesterday in the price of Stocks, in consequence of a report that a large loan is in immediate contemplation. 'An E;fen lag Paper adds, that Owe were also rumours of a new Property . Tax and of the renewal of the :War Malt Doty,but it asserts are without the &lightest foundation. It is worthy of remark, however, that - not the least contradiction is given to the report of an intended large loan.—(Mid.) [British Press.] We lately noticed the military preparations rtow making by France. They are ascribed, in pri., vale letters, to the apprehension of a rupttne with- Austria and-Prussia. A. report to that ef fect is certainly prevalent in, Paris, but the dr. cumstances which'gave rise ,to it are not stated, and it is perhaps a mere speculation. A . desire to, put her northern frontier in :a complete state of defence, and organize her. Army, is perfectly' in the spirit and policy of a.great military power like France at ail times ; arid although the means of safety May inspire the idea of danger, they des not always necessarily prove its actual existence. [Morning Pint.] EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE. IN HIGH LIFE. Very lately an individual of considerable notoriety called on a celebrated Jeweller, and.ilesired certain costly articles to be sent to a house in a square west of Bond street. The property, exceeding twelve thousand pounds . , was taken by the tradet• man himself. On being ushered into a parlour, a Lady entered, and requested to show the jewels to a Gentleman .then in the drawing-room. The property was surrentlered. -After a considerable lapse_ of time he became impatient, and rarag the Imp, when he was told that th e Gentleman gone off in a post-chaise and four, taking the, jewels' with him. The tradesman hiirried out - c;f the house,- and ascerraMed that such- a cat riage lid been for some time waiting : in the• rear of the house ; and by good fortune he met a person whit gave him such a clue, that be intiii;iteri a horse, and overtook the -runitway about twelve milts from Hyde Palk-corner, whom be fenced to give up the property. ' [New Times.] ; it is with great satisfaction.that we lay before our Readers the following comparative statement of vessels that entered the port of Liverpool in the months . of January, February, and March last, with those of the preceding year : • In 1919 1547 vetsels, 168,120 tonnage • 1918 • 1157 ditto, 133,468 ditto lu favour of 1519 390 ditto, 34,652 ditto • lii 1819 1122 Foreign vessels,72s Coastetll 1818 693 ditto, 54 ditto Jr; favour of 1819 I 429 ditto, IGI ditto. Sloe? June last 5973 vesiels, 668,20 G tons, have entezed that port. Havannab Papers give us the satisfactory intel- ligence that the Slave Trade has been less aciis than usual with that port ; but as if. to Moderate the pleasure which we might. derive from thin source, we are told that a number of vessels were preparing to leave Cuba for the purpose of en; gaging in this horrible traffic; We have only to hope, that under the recent Treaty between Spain and England,. the vessels ergaged in so nefarious a pursuit may ultimately be biought to condemna. The Gazette de France has found out that in consequence of the moderation which the English Opposition evinces under the jutiiciouis'guidance of Mr. Tierney, a new Administration is likely to be formed, of vvli,cl4 he heads ate to he Mr„Can ning and the_Diike ot.Wellington. We extremely admire the logical accuracy exhibited in the con nexiOn of these premises with their consequence: and we would just hint,. it► return, that we have been informed on good authority that the Army of. La Ven,o6e is,ko march to Vatis for the purpose of raking count Lanininais to the post of Fig ICI Director otthe Republic; and that the Catholics of Nkmes have voted a Crown'of Laurel to M. Benjamin Cotiqut,' for the liberal sentiments which he has expreised In their favour, and par ticulatly for his ver.scity.--,-(fbia;) Fri:lay, the old Asia, of 74 guns, was re-aris tetted name of The Allred, and she no 4 lays in a state of ordinary .at Chatham; it is ex pected a ship of the foa'n4er nslite will be imilt itti that quarter of the Globe (Ada, ) \~