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... 0 4A\\l ///' \\ \ A • s - • Al....)[111101 ,e2a f t /7 SUN: iB2 O . 1 ng ths P faf 0 4 43er°. ,Mit be :1 1 214 - 44,4„. • NUMBER 85801 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 120. PRICE SEVENPENCE• ias 3117 veu ~f GENERAL ELECTION. LONDON JOURNALS. AMERICAN PAPERS. lar y. su" r, 91. 5, car , .fit.l4'• over" r 4 .1 II r -11 'go 4,1 1;04" ri ll !• Lit Or, t 0 4, acre 13 1.0 dirt, ‘2, 0101' 260 04' 10, 5 ssiP reb. Ater/ frr. stuff• ii Is I GAs LIGHT AND CtniE COMPANY. By Order of the Court of Directors, OFFICE OF ORI)N.4NCE, Fide. 9, 1820. SIC PRINCIPJL OFFICERS of His . 1 -Es rs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals wife be received at their Wire; in Pall-Mall, v ' t •Ir before Wednesday, the 2311 Instant, from such Per- . ( hos got Mall be willing to undertake the Supply of IRON 14°NGERY TOOLS, for Service of this Department, for a ' cri lrlof 77ine Years, determinable after the Expiration of elfr fir4lfar, ?limn Notice of Three 21ouths, at the Option. richer. Part it. • P ancras of the ,-Irticies may be viewed upon application tl tree iwrocrpal Storekeeper's Wive in the Tower; and : 4 ' 14, T Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions the enntr'act; , ?any be known at • the Secretary's Office, trt Pall -Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of 7'en 4 " , ! Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, 4 4 efee 'l• aP, and endorsed "Proposals for Ironmoilgery Tools ;" -I ' l no Proposals can be admitted af't'er /he said 23d Instant, 41( Twelve o'Clock at NMI of the sante Day, neither will any br noticed, unless the Party making it, or an (gent is his tic/tall; shall attend. By Order of thc I?. II CREIr, Secretary. OFFICA' OF 011D.V..11VCE, Fch. 9, 1820. T a i E PRINCIP/11, OFFICERS qf his MA- J.EsTr's ONDN,INCE do hereby give Notice, tha% I.° Posals' will he received at their (Vice, it t Pall-Mall, on 43' 64'fore frwincstiaa, the 23d Instant, from such Persons 4 ;Tha9. he willing to undertake the Supply of WOOD ri n-() PS. for Service of this Department, for a period of tr ee Ye ars , d eterm i na bl e ,a ft er th e e.rpiration of the fir,/ sv ~,r) upo n Nonce of tbree Months, at the Option of either Patterrs of the ifiiieles may hr z'ieu;erl, vp.w). application 1 ,7 14 e Principal Stor, keeper's Office in the Tower, aril : 140 ' Particulars, to,:;ether with the Terms and Condi the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Other, pil l- Mall aforesaid, any day between the Wows ‘V . Ten -ut Pour o'Clock, where the Proposals mast be :delivered, 4 4 : ;1 fep, and endorsed " Proposals for Wood Floops;" 4 ° Proposals can be admitted after the said 23d hist. at ; elv e n'Cloch at IVoon of the same day, & , neitr' will any 41 " 6e noticed, unless the Party making it, or an .gent • 44 behalf, shall attend. Lig,Orrler ar Board, R. 11 - .CREIr, Sccrctar►/. Loudon, February 21, 1820. VTIOE is hereby alven, That a SPECIAL 'till11,„ COURT of the pitoptlncrons of this COMPANY 1 4 oe hod wEDNESDY, the Ist day of March neat, : eh,: - ten o'cl o ck in the F A orenoon, at the Clown aka Au- Tilvern, in the Strand, in . the Comity of ror the purpose of tithing into co , oiderition the pro-. ilci t Y of confirming a tall upon the SHARES of the last CAPITA L. Ith .1. PEPDER., Secretary. '.... The Chair will Ire taken at Twelve o'Cluck precisely. R OYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-HOUSE. ______ N . OT IC b. is hereby givi.n, That :dl WORKS t inte h d e d for the ensuing EXHIBITION must he sent in 17r h ins ' pectio n o f th e Coinieil, on Monday, the 31, or t: in s : i e o in is cl necesock on Tuesday the 4th of April nex o t. Strict at (necessary t o t h e established Regulatins, the par la,s of which may he obtained at the Royal Academy. %.'""--..........: HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Sec. THE OBSERVER OFFICE, Nionday, February 21. rESTER DAY'S OBSERVER published a I detailed ACCOUNT, making Twelve F o li o C o l umns , !.t N us t P articulars and Official Ceremonies which took place ilk!" P UNERAL of his late Nlajesty GEORGE the THIRD, bi,Pling 115 Scriptu r e T ex t s , a d o pt e d on th e occas i on by th e lli t ,;„'s at the Churches and Chapels in London and its en- To those persons who may have preserved The Ob -14,i;7,"f Sunday, th e 6th i ns t an t, thi s N um b er w ill b e very 4 4d 1 1)1 e, as the two P a p er s c on t a i n a ll th e Offi c i a l Forms er,„ — l'eum en t s necessary for preservation and future re "ee upon tbis much-lamented occasion. N.B. The price of The Observer is Sevenpence. 'PE LORDS of the TREASURY have is sued 'their Warrant for the FINAL DRAWING OF THE LOTTERY, 'lO TAKE PLACE NEXT FRIDAY, It 2 - . th FE BRUARY, -11 the few remaining ickets (having an Excess of 6,4381.) forming the GOLDEN LOTTERY, IVITH TWO OF 20,0001, AND 1,000 PRIZES, MUST ALL BE DRAWN, AND PAID IN GOLD OR RANK NOTES, Dv J. and J. SIVE WHIG HT, 7 , Cornhill ; 1 1, Holborn ; Wh 0 8 , Haynwl - et ; 141, Oxford-street; - "Old this Lotiery, No. 1,6, Prize of 20 , 0001 . and SEVEN CAPITALS. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, it By Mr. SOTHEBY, oil i Viouse„ No. 3, WELLINGTON'-STREET, STRAND, it * ,EDNESDAY, February 23, 1820, and Three follow at Twelve o'Clock, PORTION of the LIBRA RY of an . EMI— Iiq . r,NENT COLLECTOR ; in which will he found, Mack 4lit " i ble, voL'Morocco; Dugdale's St. Paul's, by Ellis, a k;!eriber's Copy; Chato.•y's liertfordshire, complete;• Le A r e N tilitary Antiquities; V e tusta Montnuenta, 5 lA.; ha,.." o ”gia, 19 vol. ; .Carte:'s Cathedrals, 6 vol.; Shaks leeti) 27 various Eitios. Togethe wth the Largest l. Shakspear d eana n ever offered r for Public SA c. Col oe viewed, and Catalogues had at the Place of Sale. 4 11 p,,,,, 41 , 1 4, 11 ES SPEEDILY AND RADICALLY CURED, v r‘ rrOUT PAIN or INTERRUPTION to the USUAL 4. ' C ATIONS of the PATIENT; not by the ineffectual "f Trusses ' , but by a Course . of kentedies. 14 4 It • DUFOUR, Surgeon to the Daraniau o bt , Dispensary, bir the Cure of Strictures, and Sole thq;etor of Daran's Medicated Bungles, tbstters himself 'ii tit 7 1 e-foll ow i ng attestation (selected from a great Number Illre Wul, ) " %d ill his Treatise upon the Radical Cure of Rup be.considered as satisfactory evidence of the fact. Parish of St. Ann, Westminter, Workhouse, s Iv July 15, 1819. , 4 1 - 4 3 the Overseers of the Poor of this Parish, do hereby :44 4 . Y ' that William Gosling and Charles Moore, two of the ',4ii,,""w . in the Workhouse of this Parish, being severely "4 1 7" 1 with Ruptures, were sent liy us to Mr. DUFOUR, /v, i - t 7 : : Purpose of cure ; in a very . short space of time they "th perfectly cured. IVittn•ss our hands, Thus. ToroIKINSON, WM. WY,tTT, I \ '• B T J. MOLIEHEAD, WM. lIHOWNLEY. i 'P .t -, ''"- russes, coustructed on the hest pri.inciples, are 'el•r n fitted on w ith peculiar care. Attendance N, ~"1 to Four, and Bow Seyeu to Nine. • ' -6, nermas-sheet, Oxfoi'd-street. TO THE LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, H AVING accepted the flattering invitation of a numerous and most respectable body of the Livery, to become a Candidate for the honour of Representing the City of London at the ensuing Election, founded upon a mani festation of their approbation of my public conduct in six sue cessiveParliaments, I take the liberty of Soliciting the favour of your vote and interest to replace me in that distinguisherf and responsible situation, the anxious and arduous du ties of which (should I have the gratification of be ing elected,) I pledge myself to discharge with the same faithful zeal, industry, and independence which ac quired and retained the confidence of my Fellow-Citizens during twenty-seven years of the most eventful period of the history of my Country. The considerate indulgence of my Friends, havinq induced them to request rue not to under talcs the duty of a personal Canvass, will I trust, be ac cepted as a suificient apology far that omission; should' , however, the time permit, some of my Family will have the satisfaction of waiting upon your, to offer that testimonial of respect on my behalf. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient and faithful Servant, London Tavern, Feb. 17, 1820. W. CURTIS. The Committee for conducting the Election, meet daily at the above place, where all communications respecting it are requested to be addressed. PUBLICATIONS. ►Just published, By J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, It, Princes-street, Soho, in Svc). price is, boards, OBSERVATIONS ois the PRINCIPAL DIS EA`‘F.`; of the RECTUM and ANUS; particularly, stricture of the Rectum, the Hcemorrhoidal Excrescence, the Prulapsus Atli, and Fistula in Ann. Second Edition, considerably enlarged. By THOMAS COPELAND, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Consulting Surgeon to the Westminster General Dispensary. By the same Author, price 6s. OBSERVATIONS on the SYMPTOMS and TREATMENT of the - DISEASED SPINE, previous to the period of In citreation, with some Remarks on the consequent Palsy. This Day.was published, In 12mo. boards, by John Callow, Medical Boolsseller, 16, Prince's Street, Soho, AN ADDRESS to PERSONS Afflicted. with DEAFNESS, mare particularly what is called Nervous De;:fness, with Comments on the Methods hitherto adopted of Treating these Complaints, and a wore rational Practice pointed out. By W. WRIGHT, Suigeon-Autist Extraordinary to her late Majesty. Where may be had, J. CALLOW'S CATALOGUE for 1820, of a Modern Col lectina of Books, in Anatomy, Medicine, Surgery, Chemistry, Botany, Veterinary Medicine, &c. containing the most ap ceoved Authors, to the present period. To which acs!-Add4d, a Complete List of the Lectures delivered in London, with their hours of attendance,&c. Also Tables of the Pay of the Medical Department of the Army and Navy. LAW OF ELECTIONS. In the Press, And shortly will be published, in One Volume Octavo, A New Edition of A TREATISE on the LAW And PRACTICE of ELECTIONS; with Corrections and considerable Additions. By ARTHUR MALE, Of Lincolu s Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. CONTAINING, Further Remarks on the Right of Voting acquired by the purchase of Unredeemed Land-Tax;—Observations on the Windsor Act, which particularly affects Scot and Lot Bo roughs ;—A Case from the King's Bench, which respects In habitancy;—and the Di cision of the Court in an Action which was brought against the High Bailiff of Westminster, for refuslog a V o te at the last Election, and which came OH for Trial at the Sittings after last Term :—Also, Further Re marks on t:ie Receipt of Parish Relief, and bow far it can be considered as any disqualification to an Elector at Common Law--Wit Is Many New Points on Election Law, decided by the Com mittees of the House of Commons, during the late Contested Elections, and several important Points decided by for mer Commi tees, taken from MS. Cases, never yet published. Together with All the Election Acts passed since the last General Elec tion, down to 24th December in the present Session; amongst which will be found, an Act further regulating the Qualification of Candidates; and the case before the Com mittee, which.occasioned it. Arid the Index enlarged, to facilitate reference during the iurry of a l'oll. Lo'don: Fleet-street. Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 43, SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING-ROOM, FEBRUARY 21. DERBY. .t to 2 agst Mr. Pierse's gr. c. Is to 1 agst Pindarree 4 to 1 agst Duhe 18 to 1 agst c. out of Briseis .5 to 1 agst !sailor 20 to 1 agst Domine Sampson. 7 to 1 agst Br. to Blucher OAKS. 9to 2 agst the Sorcery filly lito 1 agst Marian. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 4to 1 agst gr. c. by Walton, t 7 to t agst the Derby gr. c. orit el Lisette lin to agst any other. 11111THS On Sunday morning last, the Lady of Edward Parratt, Esq. of the Claphatu-road, of a sun, 'which survived but a few hours. Lr Rutland-place, Dublin, on the l6th instant, the Court ess of Wicklow, of it daughter. MARRIED. At Calcutta, on the 20th May last, Captain Rawlins, of his Majesty's 14th Regiment of Foot, to Miss Rogers, sister of the Lady of Thomas Jackson, Esq. Surgeon of the same Regiment. DIED At St. Andrew's, Scotland, on the 14th instant, the Rcv. Dr. Henry David Hill, Professor of Greek in that Univer sity. On Sunday last, Lucy, second daughter of M. Robinson, Esq., of Essex-street, Strand. _ _ _ Yesterday, Y at the h'onse of Henry Littledale, Esq. Harley street, Mrs. Dixoa, relict of the late John Dixon, Esq. of ('cell Lodge, Ahhoes . Latigley. On Sunday, the 90th inst., aged 41, Mr. Edward W. Jen kins, totwy years a Member of the Stock Exchaage. • Lately, at Drunibmiy, freland, M-. Hem y Hamilton, at the advaoced age of ;04. Until within these last two years Ise htd the use of all his faculties. FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [Morning Chronicle. ; Private letters from Madrid confirm the ar rests of the persons mentioned in the French Pa pers. Lozano Torres was conveyed to the Cas tle of San Antonio, at Cornnna. Ugarte and Frontin belonged to the e Can ille. The former was one of the chief agents in the purchase of the Russian squadron. At the house of the latter, it is said, a large quantity of gold was found at the time of his arrest. Letters were yesterday received from Valpa raiso to the 28th of October. At that date no in formation had;been obtained of the Spanish men of war being in the Pacific, no .vessel having seen them, nor had any news been received from Lord Cochrane since if re-commenced the blockade of Callao. If the 'Spanish ships appear off that har bour, it was expected they would fall into the power of the Chili fleet.—(lbid.) We are certairt that there is no foundation for the report that has been industriously circulated of Mr. Cartwriglit's intending to support Lord Althorp. There certainly is no connection what ever between them.—(lbid.) [The Times.) Letters from Madrid of the 7th inst. state, that several persons of rank and consequence had been suddenly arrested on the preceding day -by an order from the King, and sent into banishment. Among them were Lozano de Torres, Ramiro, and Villa-Frontior. The latter had been ele vated from the humble sphere of a notary at Corunna to the rank of a Councillor of Cas tile. Letters of the 2d of February, from Cadiz, bad been received at Madrid by a_ Cou rier Extraordinary, announcing that a party of the Insurgents bad made a sortie On the preced ing day from the hie of Leon, and attacked a de tachment of the Royalist Army, ttuder the com mand of La Cruz Mourgeon, but were repulsed with the loss of three hundred men taken pri soners, and again retreated into the Isle of Leon. The accounts from Cadiz direct are only of the Ist inst., and therefore could not contain any allusion to this affair, which, being related os Madrid au thority, must be received with some caution. [Morning Herald.] His Majesty has been most graciously pleased to appoint General Sirt#Saintiel Hulse (late Lieu "letralit Governor) to tile Government of the Royal hospital, Chelsea, vacant by the v'tath of Sir David Dundas, an appointment that cannot fail to be highly gratifying to every person connected wilt.' that establishment. [Morning Post.) ON THE MISERIES OF CLOSE BOROUGHS, PETERSFIELD. As the following letter refers to an article which appeared in this Paper on the 16th instant, under the above title, containing an account of a most illegal and outrageous forcible entry which bad been made under circumstances of great tyranny and aggravation, by order of the Agent of the Pa tron of this Borough, on a freehold tenement; occupied by Mr. JONES, a cooper, in that town, we most readily insert it, froM our respect for the worthy ,Representative of the City of Wells ; but as we are satisfied it was correct, and did not re- Bect on the conduct of this Gentleman, .we are at a loss to know in what consisted the mis-state ment he refers to. •lt was most unequivocally stated, that it was impossible for Mr. TAYLOR to have directed the Lawyer alluded to, to have done any, thing so illegal as to take by force possession of the tenement in question, without resorting to the ordinary and usual pretcess by ejectment ; or to have directed the trespassers to fire on the un offending tenant and his friends, who were de sirous of reinstating hint in his house. We how ever regret to say, that not withstanding +l.e ille gality of the con'duct pursued in, this affair, we are informed that the trespassers stilt retain the possession of this tenement, and that the late au forturiate occupier, Mr. JONES, has not yet been able to obtain another house to reside in. We hope -there is not any truth in this report, but that Mr. TAY LOR has 'reinstated this industrious individual in his tenement, and directed his Soli citors to try his right, by-ejectment, in a due , course of law , to the possession of - it. We shall always deprecate such " a rigour beyond the law;" especially in cases like this, where the individuals aggrieved are not in a condition to contend oti equal terms with their more opulent and powerful opponents. To the Printers of " The Hampshire Telegraph." Alellycombe, near Liphook, Feb. 18, 1820. . . As a mis-statement reflecting on my conduct in a transac tion connected with the Borough of Petersfield, appeared iu two of the London Newspapers on the 16th, and as it may be sent to you for insertion, it is right you should lie informed, that if the Patron's Agent for that Borough has acted • gaily or improverly, as theteiti represented, it was without wy assent or knowledge. I was distinctly advised by bins that:all I did was correct and necessary, to recover what had been consielciert my pro perty 40 years. As the case will come before a Jury, it would be improper now to say more on the subject. As I ant designated not by name, but as Member for Wells, I take leave to say, that 1 hays represented that I,ulependent City twenty-three years, returned by nearly the unanimous voice of a considerable body of Voters belonging to all classes of life, ores not one' of which hace 1 any control, nor have they ever biassed my vote in Parliament. I am an advocate for Rational Reform, and should rejo'ce to have such Boroughs as Peterslield thrown open. I am, Sir, your roost okedient Servant, CIIARLES TAYLOR. New York Papers arrived this morning to the 27th January. (From The Commercial Advertiser s Jan. 25.) CONGRESS.—HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JAN, 20. The following Message was received from the PRESIDENT of the United States :- 4i To the House of_ Representatives, " In compliance with a Resolution of the House of Representatives, requesting me to lay before it, at as early a day as may be convenient, an ac count of the expenditure of the several sums ap propriated for building fortifications, from the year 1816 to the year 1819, inclusive, and stating the places at which works of defence have been begun, the magnitude of the works contemplated at each place, their present condition, the amount already expended, and the estimated amount re quisite for the completion of each ; also the mode by which the fortifications are built, by contract or otherwise ; I now transmit to the House a Report from the Secretary of War, to whom the said Resolution was referred, which, with the do cuments accompanying it„ contains all the infor mation required: JAMES MONROE." (Front the Norfolk Herald, Jan. 18.) FROM RIO JANEIRO,.--Mr. THOMAS OLIVER, of Buenos Ayres, came passenger in the brig Ro bert, from Rio Janeiro (arrived in Hampton Roads on Saturday). Mr. 0. states, he arrived at Rio from Buenos Ayres, on the evening of the 28tis November, and.em, entering the port, he saw a Russian squadron, of five sail, which had just an chored. On landing at Rio Janeiro he engaged his passage in the Robers, which vessel sailed the next day for Baltimore. While at Rio he learnt that a British squadron, of fOur sail of the line, un der the command of Sir THOMAS HARDY, had ar rived at that port a week before, and were still there. Mr. 0, did not learn any particulars re lative to either of the squadrons, or their desti nation, as he only remained at Rio one night ; all that he undertakes to state is, that they were at Rio at the time he left there. SHIP NEWS. HARWICH, FEB. 21.—The Quebec packet, Bar. ron, in ballast, has been brought in here by several salvage smacks, upon her beans ends, having been picked up at the back of the Shipwreck Sand, without any person on board. It is supposed she has been on shore, as she is nearly half full of water and her cargo is shifted. The Helen, Miguel, from Bourdeaux to New York, vas totally wrecked about the lith ult. on Long Island, and very little of the cargo saved. The Diana, Brown, from Limerick to Liver pool, struck on a rock near Loch Tarbert, about the 6th inst. and sunk. Crew saved. The Planter, Cappertl►waite, from London. Jerry to Philadelphia, put into Ballynakill Bay, near Westport, on the 13th inst. with loss of rudder, and has been completely striped by the country people. PRINCESS ANN OF PRUSIA.—To the list of Royal deaths within the last few weeks, we have now to add the death of the Princess ANN ELIZA BETH Louisa, relict of his Royal Highness Prince FaRDINAND of PRUSSIA. It took plaCe on the night of the 10th instant, at Ber. lin. Her Royal Highness was in good health the day before her death. Her loss is much re gretted by the !loyal Family, and all who were acquaitved with her virtues and accomplish ments. She .was born April 22, 1738. Her father was Frederick IVilliam, .Prince of Prus sia, and Margrase of Brandenburg, grandson of the Great Elector, and her mother was So phia Dorothea Maria, daughter of Frederick Wil liam 1,, King of Prussia, and sister of Frederick the Great. Of the issue of the marriage with Prince Ferdinand, his Royal, Highness Prince Augustus of Prussia, and the Princess Louisa of Prussia,. consort of Prince Anthony Radizvil, sur vive her. The Proviocial Journals teem with accounts of the solemn manner in which the day of his l ate MAJB,TY'S funeral was observed throughout the country. With liberal truth, therefore. it may now emphatically be said, that GrtonoE 111. dr scended to hi's grave amid the prayers of Lis people. What Monarch can desire a nobler apo.' heosio ? Yesterday Henry Dawkins and Mathew Cooper were committed fur re-exatvination from liow street, charged with robbing the house of Mr. Drew, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, and ill trcati,g hie wife, till Mrs. Drew is well enough give.eVidener.