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I ~, ~... - ... , '...... ~ t .., s ._...... • .. --- ....., i , ! x ~.,.:„..: . ~* ', , ~•:' S UN. i 1 ,4%,.//,',l,\\ W% 14 l',l ~,6 e # 7'.., # A"l e i , '`.''' • - ; - 0 ' '''' - I ''': ~. C ., :...., ' \ • . • .. • , N,,,, ,,, ,?• ,!„ ne ;'4 l . • , ' , , 1 :`' '''' ....} 4 ' ; i c .. ti)ii f r . i ri ,~, x , t C I A . ~. ~w", _ . S NIIIITBER Mt.] THURSDAY MARCH 20, 1817 [Piticr SEvrNPENCE. LAST N101•11' BUT ONE.--ORA'FORIOS. TTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT—GAR DEN. 04.0,(R0w will be perl ornied a GRAND sKLECTION from the Compositions of thvcrAlttett 711- ' ;'l',omits Authors, ti.urielit and m o d e rn;' in which Miss Stepheni _ l ‘' Let the bright seraphin biecompanied on the W. li t'l!orirt by 11.. scliiiiidtband the Duet of ' Filial Duty,' 'ilk. V,Nhatt. Alit. illarld, •No more with unavailing trlt • ) / ', t 'r 1 114 I, a favourite Air, :ind a Duetto with Mrs..tiptilt i.u . t . 4 , ( 1 , ttolt, ' 0 think, dearest sitter.' Mrs.Vatighau. e alll ' i l u > 5141 t e r "II li'lnt% ' There is a river.' An Madan:lL' d resi, an Italian Scyla, and the Bravura ' ( t a r nfusa alt , • lit 4..104..--ilr. Vangliatt, ' ( gore to God,' and ' 0 rome li r . '.‘"trthip.' Mr. 'floury, ' Fait:ite. of the Brave.' The : or titorine ' 0 the pleavtirec'—' W I etched lovers Irt r iji, l l ,', (l . ll :-- , ' Let their celestial eoncerts:—' The . L lie . a . t r •e r n i : qty, fi 4 1 , , 7 No. 'more- to Annunn's God —and the Paid , t ! " a n l 'Are l will he introduced. - 4„, i : • ''r.t I. Mr. Droutst will repeat the National Air of p,,, 4 "' r e the King " with new Variations, on the Flute. (i _ of 1) 4 ft 11. Miss I) usirk will per fitrus tt Coocerto . on 1, ii;'.l hot, Kate (being her first appearance in public). • t,,,'d,litil,Perforniers.-Miss stephens, 'Airs. Vanghts. v ii N c l:7 I lekter ttt;M K l'llel, li S‘ Appleton (her first . appelr . t . , ii.! tttl i 3 O ' "I'D% awl Madame Camporesi .(pritscipli alt. it! )4,,,,,4.Pera House, her second appearanve) ; Mr. %attli'''ll! 2,' ' l st Me: Ilammond, and Mr Tintlet. • ' ; 'lk7er or tlie Rind, Mr. Altai eOrgati, Air. S. Wes ey. , •-•; i i '; ,, , j e v,ii t or of the Rand and the Chnrusses by the re''`i klrt i P9otaters.--.The whole under the Direction 0 114;1: ~Islirey, liiit, o4i 14 t the BOXeS to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 14,4e,e,11411.4l feet, front Ten till Four. ) Ci4, 'm ° Puied at Six, begin at Seven.—Half-Pliee at Til r tt4t 6 6 ..4 t , .t . e List of t hi s Theatre dues not extend. to the ----....._ • _......,---- ph EUT txnu HOUSE, March 19, 1817. . 1.. :1 r E C°l-71tI or DIItECTORS of thr . TINII tt.u.);ifl, COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of_ ENGI—rIIP ris, ,to the EAN; I' IND/ES do hereby give Notice. .44ti$GFxzi ' ' i b ld , ~. tAL COURT of the sa id • . .I.,,im'e b t Ay 4 , 1 "I'4 House in Leadenball•street, on II I"'',,'", ~ ktia i t s* 1 1 3 1 h April next, at Eleven o'Clock in the En t r h e; i ii ,! . Itir the • •liortiase 0 ticking jot, consideration 4 Al),k‘, r i • . •,h APERS, as far us the sante relate to the con -1,41 of r r rt;,d, , th, ` - '"'lrs of Directors in resitting the, P " r r c e • xt. .... sii,ii:4l'l° 4ccation 11 the Finitnitrab!ir the 11" rd of ":111 ht, ,1.11141.fi1e Aff.iirs of Lull:Lin aditidielti"g di !!t e . : 114 1 the I dieUtiOn of th' in directing ,ol 1 , I $ Puoth for their discharge." e.. . '......''' JAMES COBB, SecrettrY. --..._ fi --_ , I) tp; PPle n OP 0 Thrmi.vc E, F, 6 . ii. 161 7. ii PIaNCIP4L 'OPT/CERS of ins AI-1 " Jtsr p „ , Notice, ( 6 , 0 1 , , , ,,;,, 0 Ottb.V.iNCE do hcr'ng .r'i,.." tr 4 ll , Ali 4'4 ' l4ll 64 I r •, • I it , rip office,lis ""alk. 1 . 6 v4r , . reel t ( • ( ti ,t ~.0,,, .1.,,e4 )ty ei;?0 . 10 0! / , 0 ',, .4) f 1 o f 1 / a rt A ne•vt. • F ' 11);;44,,, al, .. ... 4, ,ey . . cii.j.,, , ,, ,f Ali;, n ' c i.i/ le triving ~ itivier•a4e t ., L ' I 1 -Y ~.. - 14 4',..: ft.tt 114 e Ord,oor,t, li, NT:: stir !limed be lice zit : , :j r . 4 :4 4' Piar ", to be delic,,, - ..,i 4, 0 t/c La-Pcnce ( !i tiz ` No r , , rl ,. '.' ti'oulliici i . . ) lir mouth, ki'l"'A hist .. v,.,rt'i 13iit;iirt,'ind". '-f. et,h, 11°'' ii, V,,,, cii;o14,1;11. -.,,,,,.. ,fil k , .),111) 1, .), ucre, the (14 4 ' 1,;: 1 , 41 "I .Sie,,Vonths from the lit 'f .fl ail v otia.ture If ~, 4'44, sweet, dry, and clean, witiuna .7 4 1 . lees than E 5 pei:i`t ilforil,4r2it Oats, aud mist not we' : e sweet and th,. 4., ;t he 117n,•4410. I, 4 4 lid ; the l ia r / to to !If g 4,44, 4(;,l.;ikr;. id i,, 7414Aaes of 5644. v. weig4t: th° Straw . . - - and dellxcqa ' 4 4, 4 . 1, tree dry Wheat or Bye Strata, 4. 4 t p t V 86.4 loci ht , 4 11 *allies of each 4r lift e :, 4 I ' he poidgfo; the respective ~(I.la. viz;— i.'4l4ltit 0`44.111ay 6e delivered, at the fallowing rates , eight. 11 1 i i q ' 4t per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois w .„, tql},''4.7, 4t ptr hundred and twelve Pounds. 1:'4: It'w at Pvr hundred and twelve Pounds. I. fire r P41'14411 moo be delivered separately or j uin ' V .: ~" 4 htte: ° ' ' ' ° . l. the call! Stations; and it is expected th . , ft; .“' g the 1)(,,t0,, °l ' 'hail recline the Stable Dung, which, du" a-11,n0.. ti,t, ! "I Ida Cautroct, may accumulate, oyouthing an noise ~ fr't 4 re? 1,,,0. etne vier the rote of pe r Pir,e 4o. , cation; to li e 0 ors may be known upon iiPP _,.. • ~r , ~ ix Sta ti,,,, t ~ ~botozaufling. the Royal Artillery earl 6,1 , li. Vail i tfi lre " 14;4 , tbd 44' al the Secretary's Office, - - a ' „670,4, t4,441'1"1/ 6riou "true the flours of Ten gad F our 6 . tie 1 , , i , delivered sealed up and. ( 3,- '144,1 , v 11,401.1 must be ” ""*---- . ' d • , o, p r i cam be a - "iiii ( , . QP'%l4 I.lSr Furdy t ;" but no Protota l . o'clock " 6 ,11 0 °I A', 14 it r/ 240 of 4ilarchs at Twelve ' 4 11 th be natio. i 1 . 4oine beey, neither will way Tender . . IVI:t0411:17parly mohiatz it, or an dlgent in his behalf, _ . •nit Order of hie Board, i -,.....,,, 11. II (:121.; Tr, Secretary. • ---___ t p ( , 114 - ..----..--,...„„ ~ Il i i .414, LONDON March 4, 1511' ti,,,,tN,l,txll..‘lTr\l'lllittleitt of R Sliceelsor to Nlr. j. A li o ~f 1„„ ii ii, Keeperof New rate will take pi fo o,'' 1,,(10,!1,,h ,:Yl'r 4114Altlerotett, t t o h. haden , n rvE ,,,,4:,:,„;,,,t,(,,,y .f April next, The I.VVral C`,4/14i:a.( OW v041610' -tuti,k, t o t e :that: their application t o t h e , • 0 that (lay. L' Nit . - • 1i,,,: • Th,,,, At'OODTIIORPE. la'T - 1 - '''oe of L'i ~.. ' ' ir ltii i •,' I ,n "Eder to et uon is extended to the- aforemett . Ci,tll4.y Avi Rife 011 opportunity 'lllite tle4rons of the situation toappll • to I'v:sns quail s l'i,i . THI: tiny, ------ :1 11 )h y ~,,i , 1 L'SE OP NIOLTRNING. lii,s, liollitl,441.1e(1, itt Octavo, price 5, ;d. sewed. 4,.,,,. `'r.",ot . 1. 51,,01,1 1 . NIOURN ING . Nem y'V iI 11 a $ At 'lyee s 1114 4 . IT T ** ' (1., 1 ,,,_,Y . DEIN sewri:- " t to P. .• I. ' .. . ti'"*-----,' Wl'. 41", ittid . Paris ReviSittil . , 4th,rilpti,',„:lrl,ll,7lll`,,Tir.Futte, oliat c . cidettt • , 1, 4 , 14 o : —................, • ~ .5%. ; .- ' D rint,.4 fi Paradise Itegain,,. ... X 4 TAYInr and lieglicy,.33, Fleet-street. TY It ' 1)0 1 • I. ' --,,- .0....... 'Otlit ' ' ----- ' ''.' ;'d (:f ''l"/', 1'i.,1 ,ip '*4l,* PrOpritgOM of riARAN's ~,, .. 4, ,,, . .. hit; ‘,..... N, ii1tm,,t,,,,0v0,g ,„ 1 . ,`, • Li) BOUGIES, takes this toe ,i,', 4 'l, 4 'll t,.„„, i ." 'lle'ots, and the l'ulslie that he I. ill( it%IEILs ~,. Tile Reside ' .''l ' t - 't - to ~ th t tiot t . r e ,, -• 1 a1,.1.:.r Middle e ' "1 }l'' -'le. .' h t..,, i , e 4 1 il ffil t iv t N I i,t i , .ex Hospitl, whole e ~i tt ly til i t . ts ri i , t efti ._ , h. fit Nl` usual hours, and trusts „,,, 4,f I:, "Yl2ll fi, , i iney tbr the ITICitliS WiliCh lle . hitS ex x,,t.t1,141 ',, i ttict n ,..;,.l tv.se 10 ye.trs pita, in th e • Aim:4lllA ~`,11%11-4,04.1et,,, w .. 1 ',“ NI Urethra and •- y iplaint ~'llll,ry,,,mitilttillitast,,, Ti:}i•ili,tclillr:elo Ilia ~ that e;t‘eenisivet)practic• i,,„ 11, "c. pu n , , ' woured.---Patients in the til Li, t•-•,it,4`e 1441,v, elh4r ogrit, nod inclining a Barth 14,141 ti lr, Nifii ',”;litill Advice ~ ent e titti to the "" Alai , • "' r ' e ltisi_,' 7th Editin g , pr ic e as. I ' 4 ' awl Ott the 15tookstillers. 11- SALES BY AUCTION. BY Mr. SOTHEBY, 400ksviter, at his House, No.t4S, Strand, tirpposit‘ Catherine4tteet, bn MONDAY the itth of Isiarcb, and following Day, at Twelve o'Clock, Small COLLEcTION of BOOKS, of rare .111. Occurrence; consisting chietiy of English, Greek, La tin, and French Fimetiai ; Epigrammatists and Old Poetry. The entire Property of a Gent Ictuan, condensing his Library. T#te while iii fine Condition, and many. of theta elegant iu 'Russia, Nforoceo . , &c. Ste. by tbe most eminent Binders. Ta be viewed. to the thne of Sale, and Catalogues (price ed.) to be bad at the Place of Sale. By MC.SOTHI fY. Bookseller, at his House, So. opposite Catherine-street, on WKONESDAY the vitt) of March, and two toilowing Days, at Twelve o'Clock, A Very CHOlCUtiimi SELECT COLLECTION of BOOKS, in English Literature; arnotu.; which are, MacLlin's Bible. with Pro .f Impressions of the Plates 7 rids.; Houbr;sken's Heads, vols. large japer; Galleric delusent bourg, first Impressions; Le Brun s Gallerle, Proofs, 3 vols. iti i; then Chronicles or Faltinit and Grafton, Original Edi tions ; Liber Veritatis, 2.v015. ; Ovid,' by Barrier, large pa. per ; Rubeare'Lanitscapea s Ini:)Vessions ; souse Black Letter Books. io fine preservation ; • and several ma large paper. I'he whole . are in the finest state and condition,' in Russia, Motocco, and elegant Calf Bindings, I,y Hering, Lewis, nod others. To 0.. riewed to the time of Sale, and Catalogues (price 644 iu he had at the Place of Sale. Ily Mr. SOTHEBY, Bookseller, at his House. N,,.1 i 5. strand, opposite Catiteriii,s , reet, on THURSDAY, .tyil In, and six following %Lys (Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'c l ock. COI.LEC lION or PR I NTS, the Pi opei ty of rHom,ts Lao >VI), lisq.compri%ing the Clief•ditEorres ail,' t Sp eiingnx of Engraving, from the earliest pert .d of Cbalcography ; including the Works of Fotitznerta, The Mrst , r of 1404 itoitello. Mare Antonio ' Hot ict Ili. Mare de ‘Raventia, .I.tlio rionasotte, Ataster of the Die, Martin scion). &c. &c with several eat ly speimetts, tint mentioned by Bertsch. Matchless in Condition atitl Intpresci.Ass. To he viewed on Monday,,April 7, and (:41,.. g 0r. cprice 25.) Nay he had at the. Place of Sale. A T a MEETiNG NOWLITY. rItY, CLMGY, Ind FREEHOLDEICS of ti , e COUN. Y CAIIMAKTIIEN, convened and held by the High Nie.iff of thr county, at the shire Hall, iu the Towi of Liandilo, the 14th day u 1 March, 1017. GEOltrik LLOYD, Esq. Sheriff, in the Chair, Vpon the motion of the Itig!‘t liono.tralble Lord Dyttrvor, geeuntied loy Lieutenant-Colonel Hughes, of Tregib, It was rootlercL that the followitiK .-tililresq he presented to 111. Royal Higlits.ss th. 2 Prince To his Royal Highness the Price of Wales, Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Irelstinl. May it please your Royal Highness, We, his Alajestyf.: must dutiful and loyal Subjects, the N. Gentleowii, Gl..rgy, anti Freeholders, of the County of Cal-norther, , :ie.: leave toil, roach your Rotal ilighoe,s, wins espres-;oils oar Most utiteigtied Detestation aitil the Ise atrocious attack on your Royal persitA, 4,11 your 'return from the exercise or one of s cost evilted duties confided to tlie !total Artitority; v, o ulna o; . he Session of the Imperial Parliam e nt o f th e th iited ' Deeply latuentiog that there should, among our fellow sub jeet s,• hr found pets .its so ignorant stud so deluded as to he induct to !.1._.•1i/S It an Mit C.I. e, we eitattot help extorts, log out sattstreosin that it dues not appe:A mu om nr; 11# • lie Commit ees of the two I-louses of Pitriiiiint nt, to bat. ,cuo c4otwetett %%WI any to ilur delilwrdtc iiLt of Insurrretion or Tri:,:soo. We notice with the greatest regret, theattenipts which have been made to mislead the Nation, and to sggrarate the suf ferings of the pet, ' le, by a.dtaiiii4 impracticable plans of its. form ; we cannot forget t he ;, situation in which our country stands, which can solely be attributed (under the blessing of Providence, to our glorious anti enviable Consti tutmo, Aid the due administration of its lows. We feel it our duty to express our entire confidence that the exertions of your 'Ulla Highness, and his Majesty's Exe cutive Government, anti the wisdom of Pai !lament, will be enabled to restore activity to our commerce, manntactures, and trot icultumv, and grailoall, la relieve the country from that pressure and dist :As se noitersally felt, hut so patiently and mcr loudly submitted to. It was also resolved, that the Address 'should he signed by the Sheriff, and forwarded by hint to the [tight Honourable Lord itabkt Seymour, the Member for the County, and that he be requested to piceent the sane to his Royal liighncss the Prince Regent. .And it was also resolved, that the Address he inserted in hit Su IV, the Carmarthen Journal, and Catobrian News pa item GEORGE LW**,Chaieraad. The Chairman having left the Chair, ltesolvcd, That the thanks of the Meeting be given'bini for his readiness in convening the saute, stud fur his conduct itt the Chair. DYN E VO R. Vpon his Lordship's quitting the Chair, the Thanks of th e m ee ti n g w e re als. vo!eil to ball for Ilia trouble be had taken in preparing tinkftddreis, MISS PORTER'S NEW NOVEL. Thi s Day Was published, The Second Edition. in 4 Volumes, limo. price 11. 11t. J. huards, THE PASTOR'S a Novel.— ' By JANE Ponnut. Author of Thaddeus of Warsaw, Scottish Chiefs, &c. Printed for 'Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrin:, and Brown, Patermostet -row. Of whom !nay he had, New Editions of 1. Tit:Wens of Warsaw, 4 volt. 18s. boards. 2. Scottish Chiefs, c ots. 11. 0.. ditto. Also by MISS A. M. pon.TEtti 1. 'Recluse of Nor Way, 4 cols. ii. I.ls. •2. Hungarian Brothers, 3 vols. IG.. dd. S. Don Sibastian, 4 vols. It. This Day was publi,lied, price Gs. Cul. T HE PAMPHLETEER, No: XVIII. con.• taining:- 1. A Vindicatihn of the POlitieal ConduCt of General Savary, put, of Rovigo. ‘Viittgo by .himself. .fOriginal, and translateil txClusii•ely for the Pamphleteer.] 2. The Sg.mrce Audi:wird to the United Paella went and the Pi.olite — of Ore at Britain, on the League formed h , t weep+ the lei,h ley Separatisti and the Irish Ito. man Catlwlic 114hopi, on tin, measure of Emancipation. By Angln4liberntni. CO: iginal.] A. Reform tvitliout Innovation. By .T. Spumoni, Esq. 4. The National Debt in ..its True Colours. By Freud, Esq. 5. A Letter to Lord Sidmouth on Pattie-House Licehsinif. By .1. T. Barber Beaumont, E.q• V.A. S. 6. On the titate of the Country in December 1816. By Sir JohnSinclair,Bart. 7. Statements respecting the East India College. By OW Rev. T. E. Malthus. 8_ Speech of Peicoe Grenfell, Esq. DIM'. on the Sinking Fund. • 9. Plan of a Reform in Parli=ament. Republished, with Ob;.. se:cations, by 4ir Philip Francis, K.D. 10. Practical Observations on the Management of the Pour. By the Rev. Thomas Jee. [Original.) 11. On National Prejudices. By John Burrows, Esq. . ginalJ •„,* Sets of the Pamphleteer from the Commencement, or single Numbers. may be procortd. Sold by Gale and Co.; Longman and Co.; Lloyd; and all -other Booksellers._ This Day Mite published, In Three Volumes, limo. price 2i s. boards, a New Edition of or, Aim HOUSE of ON SEBASTIAN ;.. BRAOA . NZA. A Historical Romance. BY Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER. Author of the Hungarian Brothers, the Recite ofNortray. " Miss Porter is entitled to rank among the best of our living novelists. To the leading trits of character with which history has furnished her, our author hal of coarse • added a thoniand charms, and she has certainly succeeth.d. in inftitesiing at extremely in the fate of Don Sebastian."... Crit. Rev. Printed for Losinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brain, Paternoster-row. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. 'rhis Day wit published, In One large Volume, square lemo. prix!lo/4119d.•boilnd, A New Edition of EINTICK'S NEW LATIN-RINIGLIM and ENOUsH•LATIN PICTIONARY, dalitned for the - Use of Grammar Achouis, and Priv a t e Education; containing all. the Words .and Phrases proper fount/sling the Chligalc At.. there. A4ecottpll Cy/Cry Imptiwelnent to supailte deficiencies( of other Diet ionaries, and °t coal* the nttsr to parse and construe each word uceordina to Its rations In. terpretatilns, by the hest Author s i n t h e English Tungus*. To Otis Elitinn bac been addell. a Classical b01e . % of the Preterpurfects and Supine, of Verbs. New Edition, re• riscd and augmented throe pout. fly WILLIAM CRAKELT, AM. Rector of Nursted and !field, in Kent. Printed for .1. Nlawman, $9. Ludgate -street: F. C. and .1, Riviucton ; G. IVilicie; J. Nunn ; .1. Cutite!l; Scatcherd and Letterma • eadell and Davies; T. tloosey ; join. Richard ; I,..elciu.rton and C• , . ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and ileum n ; J. NI. Richirdsol; Dayton, Harvey, .end Dat um ; Law and Whittaker : E. Williams ; %V. Ginger; Bald win, rradt ch, and Jay; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones = Gala and Feiner; Walker and Edwards; and B. Reynolds; and for Wiisoa and Sons, York. 1 ,,* The Tyronis Thr•zaurnß, or Latin Part only, may be br►rl separately, price Gs. hound. EAST INDIA HOUSE. A Quarterly Oeneral Court of Proprietors of East India Stock was yestepiay held at the Corn pany's House Leadenhall-street: EMBASSY TO CHINA. Mr. Eittur—" You must be. aware, Sir, that the public mind is in a suite of considerable anxiety relative to the fate of the Embassy to China. I wish, therefore, to ask, whether the Court of Directors have received any authentic information on that subject ? If they have, should be glarl to knovit the nature of they have not, a knowledge of that fact will teti7l to weaken the rumours that have gone abroad on the subject, and to remove the anxiety'felt by the public." The CRAIRMAN--" The Co►trt of Directors have not received any infoinistion iron; Lord .A►nherst, since his arrival &►t Pekin. They have receiveil no flccomit whatever—and are, theiefore, lit 40.. 1,1.11. la 61111 hi p Lordship has met with.' The CHAIRMAN intimated to the Court, that it was made special at the desire of certain Pro. prietors, for the purpose of taking Into considera tion the Mandamus Paper;, at far as the same re. lated to the conduct of the Court of Directors, in resisting the powers exercised by the BoArtl of Controad, in adjudicating .disputed pecuniary claims, and directing the application of the Coin patty's funds for r ieir discharge. The Court of Directors . bid, however, since received a letter trout the ..arse Proprietors, requesting that the discussion On these Papers should he deferred till the 16(11 of April, to ohich day the Chairman turiVeil the debate should be postponed. Agreed to. 'rr. tVEEDING, after alluding to the Bill time before - the House of Commons. for throwing open the ports of Malta and Gibraltar to the Cast India trade, impresied.on the Court of Directors the necessity of applying to the Legislature fur a re-; !novel- of the trati.it duties on piece goods from Inca and China, which operated in favour of the foreign trader, who was, in consequence, enabled to undersell us. The CHAIRMAN stated, that the Court of Di• rectors had, that morning, been employed iu con sidering the sobject to which the Hon. Proprietor had called their attention' • Mr. LOWNDRS called on the Conti of Direc tors to watch, with a jealous eye,- the Bill now in progress through the House of Commons.aTlicy all knew, that if a stone were thrown into a pond, It would occasion circle after circle, till'the whole pond was covered. nos, if they agreed to gi've up the two 'ports of Malta and Gibraltar, they w o u ld soon be called on to give others, until, at length, all ports would be included in the same system. Mr. Hume was most anxious that every thing which prevented London from being a tree port should be done away. He tonceived that the re presentations of the .Directors on this subject would have great weight ; and he hoped that every thing in the form of duties, charges, &c. should h e re moved from the trade , between India and England. The CLiAttIMAN then announced, that the Address voted by the Court on the 7th alt. to his Royal ighness the Prince Regent, had been presented to his Royal Highness at the Levee, on Thurs day, the 12th instant, and was most graciously received. M r , It . JAcitsati took that opportunity of com plimenting the Hon, Chairman on the polit e ness and urbanity of Isis general conduct, but more es p e cially on the: occasion of presenting the Ad dress. Mr. Hoist and Mr% LOWI4OIIII Rho bore testi tunny to the gentlemanlike and inipartial conduct which he had displayed, on all occasions, since h e had filled the high office of Chairman of the Court of Directors.- The Cam lIMAN expressed the high gratification be felt at this unlooked-for approbation of his public conduct,o-Adjourned. FRENCH PAPERS. asts, Matto* Dukt. 'and Duchess of Modena arrived on the sth at Turin. The marriage ot the Doke of Berwick and Alba, Count of, IVlptliea, with the' Princess Gram monti of Palermo, has been celebrated with great splendour at Rome. The Editors of the Prussian Neu spapera have been, it is said, forbidden to hsert any articles respecting the interests of tbt Prussian n,:suttlao torero, with reletion'to the importation of foreign goods. Some violent sollics upon this subject arc supposed to have giveo r:se to the prohibition. It was erroneously enouuneeil that the Duke of ..Wtllingtoo was to vet out yeitrry.t.iy for MHO. heuge. Grace toes not leave Pelts til! the IStit. He will return before the cud of the month. The Barbary Pirates are again in the Mediter ranean. Vessels are stated to have been CbaSed by them indifferent directions. 11Indonte de Stael is still much indisposed. The Rhone, the Loire, the Rhine, the Rl►erne, and the Seine, have all overflow+•ed their banks. . The Elephant in the King's Garden is dead ; he was about 40 years of age. The King hat granted a pension of 3000 francs to the widow of the celebrated Monsigny. We are assured, that the Tribunal of Correc tional Police; will immediately instilitte proceed ings against' 'Messrs. Comte aril Dunoyer, the authors of the Censeur. Ou Tuestiatynext, the Chamber of Peers will receive the. report of the 0)111111km: on the Budget. Formerly there existed in Paris tyro Societies for the relief nf prisoners ; the object of one was totelease persons confined for debt ; while the other gave them relief in prison. The revolution destroyed these associations. Some benevolent persons undertook to re% ive them about eight years ago, and since then they have procured liberty for 150 debtors, and relieved 1900 persons. • MADRID, NiAncH 4 —The King 01 Spin Ins, by a Deeree s .ordered the creation of a consoliletrd fund, wholly and irrevocably separate from the general trea,tery, as a security to the creditors of the State. It is to be celled " Public Credit,'• and is founded on the model of the French and English system of finance. - There is no intelligence front the Colonies. The Queen enjoys good health, and her pregnancy goes on well. By a Decree of the 20th of last month, the seignoral,privileges of fishing, enjoyed by man) , families,"aintsome civil `and, ecclesiastical corpo rations, linvc lle6t, abolished, for the purpose of encouraging .7seafaring Men, and to - induce them to register themselves as sailors. The free right of fishery is grautecl.aloyg the whole coast of the kingdom, and the - persons who might suffer by it have been fully indemnified. This had been one of the measUres'of the Cortex of Cadiz. • • Ftmos.-L-Civi t pet cents., 60f. 10c.. AMERICAN PAPERS. FURTH lilt EXTRACTS. Fr9m a statement of the Secretary of the Trea sury to Congress, it appears that the valtte`of tLe exports of the United States, for the year ending the 30th of September, 1816, was eighty-one mil lions, nine hundred and twenty thouiand, four hundred and fifty•two dollars, (81,920,452) cif which 64,781,896 were of domestic materials, and . 17,139,556 of foreign. • . The final consideration of the Commercial In tercourse B:11 is to stand over till next session. The augmentation of the American Navy it not lost sight of by the Government. It appears, by an official statement of the contract made by the United States Navy Department in 1816, that, besides the contracts for ship-timber, &c. for 74's and frigates, , the dvpartntent has contracted for " one full and complete frame at oak fur a 74 gun ship," to be delivered" on or before the 18th July, 1818, at:such Navy-yard as the Commis sioners of the Navy Board may designate ;" and '• ditto for a ship'of the line, within six months; and two ditto for frigates, within twelve." By the latest Recounts (tom the Havana!), it a pp e ars dm' a Spanish squadron, consisting •of two frigates, three brigs, and three schooners, bad arrived there, with the view of forming ano• ther expedition to act against the Patriots. Specie payments were resumed at Philadelphia on the 20th of lust month.