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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-20

COURT OF REQUESTS, VINE-STREET.

A. elderly non, of genteel appearance, was summoned to
slww alum why he re loud to pay a certain Dortio% bill,
which was contracted under the following eircomstancis :
A short time ago the Defeo. nephew, • young mail,
went into a tavern at the west end of the wait, and had
scarcely been in the parlour five minutes when he was at-
tacked with • fit of apoplexy. 'Die proprietor of the place
mot for • surgeon, who rendered every assistance, but the
young ma. died, consequently the doctor made out his bill,
and forwarded It to the party who seat for him, bill, sabre-
quently, on the nature of the case being explaiiii..l to him,
and finding that the Defendant was the only relative he had,
and that Ise lived with bins, he was •pplieit to, tint refused
paying the bill, ou which the present steps were taken fur
its recovery.
The Commissioners thought it would be oppressive to
make the promieturs of the place be at any exptusc, and
gave their decision stalest the Defendant.
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IiAW

I DES.

Rehi Heifers awl Niert;(lerph7.litookry.. 24 43 14. 2. 64
•toile).. 3s lo 3s 43 Mitrket Calf.. Ohio 8. earl.
loligiallincs 24 Sti lo ts 101 1 Cu;;. Horhe 0. OA to Os Oil
London, England, 1819-11-20

The Chair will be taken ai Oae o'Clock precisely.

'.l POSITIONS.
'VARIOUS pretended Coal Companies. and
other Intlivititsals, nre pretending, by every stratagem,
that the, crll the hest Coals at the price they are in the
ships; it is a notorious falsehood, and accounts for the
quantity of rehhish sold at market. The public may de-
pkn:l vn always /easier the REST COALC, at the lustiest
mire voinilile, of HARRISON, at his Office, Cotner of
Snuibamptem-street, in Huffier's, searaililkter thesis 111111
Corner.

ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
THE derided Preference this new Hance has
experienced define the short period it has been before
the Public., haring we...tinned some spurious Imitations,
E. LAZENBY sad SON reaperifully inform the Nobility
sad Gentry the Orizinal Article is prepared only at their
warehouse, No. R, Edwardidreet, London, and 23, Par-
liament-street. Dublin ; the label of each bottle signed
" Elizsbrih Lazenby."
N —Frain its peculiar Preparation the Acid Anchovy.
SaVee will he found very delicious with steaks. hashes, &e.
as well as all kinds of &h. and claims a decided preference
for exportation : is warranted to keep is say climate, and'
dues not tura rancid when opened.
London, England, 1819-11-20

airing which he eagerly eitiegid our eaiieries. It
appears that be 16 travelling with ali speed, in
artier to reach Landow proviostly ta the opening or
Parliament.

♦ISNNa. soy. a.

The Government having received advice that
the plague had broken out io Moldavia, orders
were immediately issued to the antliorities of Ga-
licia to enforce the necessary precaution's with
respect to persons and merchandise arriving from
that quarter.
London, England, 1819-11-20

ROBBERY IN COVENT-GARDEX

Yesterday afternoon, ■ young lady dressed in • mauerior
style of N.hion, with • gold watch hanging by her side, wan
proceeding along Covent garden mark• t, •nd on her arrival
near Hawn-street, some ill•lunking fellow% threw aomeseb-
stance at her which struck her bonnet, the consequence was
(it being rather a large one) the force ensesed it to cover her
face, which renilered their purpose tif plundering her more
easy; they then surrounded her and auntie • snatch at her
watch, which they succeeded is getting Gout her side, and
made their escape through the marketplace.
London, England, 1819-08-05

:THE OUTINIAN LECTURES.

HE Friend. Or these ralinnal Meetings and
T their Arquaintaner. sere respectfully informed, that an
entire KEW LECTURE, being the FIFTH un the
MARRIAGE STATE, will be delivered, fur the first time,
at Mr. PENN'S, the Portico, Nevi-street, Spring-gardens.
on SATU It DAY N EXT, August 7, 1819, at Three o'Cluck,
by Mr. RICHARDSON.

AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE,
StRIZAWOII-1111K, FLCET-STREET.
4 GENERAL QUARTERLY COURT of
Om CORK/RATION of she AMICABLE SOCIETY
Tor a Perpetual Assurance Office, v'aTIT be holden at the
Society. Amur, in Serjeanes.lnn' Fleet.street, on TCER.
DAY, the 10th Day of Miguel Instant, at Oue °Clock
precisely.

JOHN PENSAM. Registrar.

THE LONDON ENGINEER MAR.
GATE STEAM YACHT, Captain H. W. DODD.
This elegant and commodious Vessel will leave the Tower
on SATURDAY NEXT, and every succeeding Wednesday
and Saturday, for MARGATE, at Eight rifled: in the
Morning precisely, and returns from thence every Monday
and Friday, at the same hour.
Fares, 15i. each Passenger, Pier Dnes included; and for
Children smiler 12 years of age, and Servants attending
Families, 7s. Bd. each.
A Female Attendant is on hoard, for Ike accommodation
of Ladies.

_
All applications to be made to Mr. Sanford, Arent to the
Company, 52, Lower 'Phames•street; and Mr. Chaueeller,
Pier. Mar Kale.

_
'llse Packet is propelled by two eoneleturing or onexplo-
sive Engines, wills copper bailers sad adequate self-acting
safety valves.
London, England, 1819-08-05

miteriAs of conflagration ark &lamest exhausted in
'this " City of Palms."
MADRAS GAZEITS IIrETRRORDIIMARY)
TOODAIN Kamm ft, Mt.
A painful task has devolved upon us, in annonno.
ing to our readers and the public, the mournful
intelligence of the death of the lion. Mrs. Elliot.
This melancholy event took place at seven o'clock
yesterday evening, to the inexpressible affliction of
her oven family, and the sincere regret of every in-
dividual in the Settlement. The funeral procession
i.lll move from the Government Ilarisnothiii even•
at five o'clock, and the interment take 'place in
tit. Mary's Church.
London, England, 1819-08-05

RISE IN THE FUNDS.

THE Contractor for the present Lottery hawing
agreed with Government for 74 THOUSAND CON-
SOLS, at a low price, feels pleasure in making it a part of
the Scheme. By this he has secured to the Public all the
Rise above 611; who are respectfully aegiminted this LOT-
TERY is THE LAST FOR THE YEAR. and contains,
with only Six Thousand Tickets, Two Prizes of 38,0001.
Three per Cent Consols, beside. Prises in Money amount-
ing together to 82,59011.
Tickets and Shares are ■ow on Sale at all the Lottery
Offices in Town and Country.
Drawing 17th August.

Isi the Prey*, aud in • few days will be published,
REASONS in 14• our of a NEW TRANS.
LATION of the HOLY SCRIPTURES.
By Sir JA,p ES BLAND BURGESS, Ban.
Printed fur Buniand Clain, Booksellers to his Royal
H illness the Prince Resent, Pall-mall.

This day is publiidied, its quarto, price Ss. containing Ten
Plates, No. XXVIII. (to be continued Monthly), of
THE BOTANICAL CABINET; cottaisting
of Coloured Delineations of Plants from all Countries;
with a short account of each, and directintis fur Manage.
men', /sc. Hy CONRAD LODDIGES and SONS; the
Plates Eugraved by GEORGE COOKE.
London : Published by John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill ;
John Hatt-hard, Piccadilly; Rodwell and Martin, Bond-
street; and Inddiges and Sons, Hackney.
N.B.—The same in Elso. with the Plates partly coloured,
2s. Oil. each Number.

Dr 'MOW!: SERMON at Ss. Paul's, with an APPEN-
DIX and NOTES, not published by the Society fur
Prumutiug Christian Knowledge.
This day is published, price 2s.
A
Preached in the Cathedral Church
of St. Nul, nn Thursday, June 18, 1819, being the
lime of the Y. ar!y Meeting of the Children eagle/toed in the
Chmuly Schools its and about tbe Cities of Loudon and
Wraminaitr.
By the Rev JAMES HOOK, LL.D. F.R.S. FS.A.
Arch.trarou of Ilusiiiiegdon, &c. &c.
Sold by F. C. nod J. Riviiigton, No. 82, Si. Paul's Church-
yard, and Ne. 3, Waterloo place, ; and Rivingiuns
and Ombra'', Nu. 148, Strand.

DUNN% ACCENTED CATALOGUE OF PLANTS.
Ti.i! day Is published, very neatly printed io Ihru. price
les. id. hoards, a new Edition of

HORTUS CAN l'A 811161EN:0S ; or, en
ACCENTED CATALOGUE et PLANTS, INDI-
GENOUS sad EXOTIC, cultivated is tie Cambridge
Belasic Gerdes.

Byibe late JAMES DONNA

- -
Condor, Fellow ante I..,rinsraii and Horticultural Societies.
Ntath Dittioa, improve.' and aotfmrdtrd, with referrocrs
to Awn of Plostes, by FREDERICK PURSH, author of
the " nor+ of North America "

too.lon : Printed for F. C and J. Rivingtow; Longman,
Hurst Rees, Orme, and Brown; J. %mosso; 8.11.1ww,
Crodo;k, sod Joy ; rod Sherwood, Neely, and Junes.

This day were published, in one handsume.vulume, 12mo.
price GI. iu !wards, or 6s. &I. bound,
CONN'EItSATIONS 1.11 GENERAL ills-
ex:,it.tio: a Progressive View of the State
of Nlankiittl, from the earliest Ares of which we have any
authentic Records, to the begioning of the Year 1819. For
the 1.71,e of School.; and Private lastroction.
London, England, 1819-08-05

VENEZLTRU.

, Copy of a letter from Colonel Ildefonso Paredes,
Chief of the Staff of the Army of Venezuela now
liberating New Granada, to the Citizen Moute•
borne, in Angostura:—
" At the Gates of Santiago de Pore, April le.

" Alti DEAR MONTEIBURNE—Being now engaged in
letting the prisoners, I write you thil on horseback at the
Gales of Santiago. When at the town of Trinidad, oar brave
Santander received a dispatch, infuerling him that the army
from Saida Fe dc Borate was advancing against as, without
however stating its force and oilier circumstances. Santander
immediately commanded a party to reconnoitre the enemy.
He learnt that it consisted of • miliaria/ corps of isaantryi
which could not amount to less than 3,000 men. With the
utmost activity he assumed the suitable dispositions; sad,
having kft head-quarters, we marched, fall of enthusiasm,
ins the direction of the enemy, where we took seek positions
as seemed most advantageous, and each of oar soldiers adopt-
ed the device of " Vetoer 6 Morih." The enemy sow
presented a most formidable appearance. His force in all
amounted to 3,500 men ; and when the action commenced,
I confess to yore, that I greatly despaired at seeress, for
the Spaniards disputed the ground with a bravery which
could not be expected of their servile beasts. Saatander„
who naturally possesses great presence of mind and extra-
ordossey coursgr, reminded the troops, in • short and ani-
Mit d address, of the signification of the device which distils-
ginslicil the Venezuelan army. Instantly, the cry of" Veneer
c; .11orir," resounded on every side; and our line advancing,
1111'101101y attacked that of the enemy, breaking with oar charge
and t 'direly routing it in such a manner that no one could
save himself by flight, for all who were sot killed were made
pi.sonere. Santander will speedily publish a Bulletin re-
ciing this action, so highly glorious. I shall shortly write
to you all the details. Meanwhile, content yourself with
knowing that, of the enemy's army, we have about 1,000
prisoners : the rest are all stretched on the field. We have
collected all his artillery which was is Salinas, sad a great
quantity of arms and munitions. We now march upon
Santa Fe 'le Bogota, and shall finish this business with the
troops which they have there.
" 'Yours, &c. ILDEFONSO PAREDES."

CHtit.—A ship his been fo► some days in the Channel
kept back by contrary winds, basing on board important
dispatches from Chile. We shall soon have the plemere of
communicating their contents.
London, England, 1819-08-05

NORFOLK AGRICULTUR-IL REPORT.

We have pleasure in recording a series of very fine wen.
thee for the ripening of the several crops of grain, and
though there are instances of di so 4 and Om too
considerable extent, occasioned by -,
very be..vy then
der showers at the beginning of the nl:netb, yet, on liia
whole, things are looking extremely prothisutte,
as far as Barley is r °siren:44l, which .150 .1
above an age crop. Wheat is ilyieg a better colour than
was expected, though the opinion still prevails l'4at is vitt
not prove so food a Curip as last year. Harvest is stalest
every where begun : the weather having been intensely lot
for the last few days, the tfier4iiimeter being ftequently isesr
80 in the shade, sad even a. bizb as 123 in the pea!

A ginwl deal of bay was ill got up at the firm of the romish.
hut what was cut since loss been secured in ',methyl mars
hut stork is excessively tow in price, and fortunate is it tot
the cattle-dealer that both straw and turnips are likely to be
abundant. Of the latter indeed it may be übserved that they
have rarely been known to succeed better us all soils. Erodes
are grown to a considerable es tristosud are 'widest', us the
increase in this county. The cattle mask's, have bent well
impulsed with store beasts, mot good :gems have bear litosight
at comparatively low rates. Ihe Serve uses, as Imilbeesi au-
t iespated for some time previous to Rooms, Fair, have rude
but an unprofitable season and are ...lid on the whole to Ike
considerable losers by the depression in the taw& lambs
are selling Netter is proportion ; et)a. to 28s. basing been
islstained for 1101111“ locks, and for loins" lots of Morn C.!
lambs for bleeding, isparards r.t :Os. per heed h beer
g.ven ; these latter are mock in ivy.: st for cros,ing with the
I.emester tops —Wool has varied from 425. to No. per 1.1
for the average hulk; higher prices have beets offered for
brie fleeces of Soutbilowais, but the irsolit is OtOli
ugust 1.

A few nights siaCe %maw prr-null broke into tl..
(I..yr-lioulw of Air. %Val. CLAYOLN, fit
ErSeX, Hilt' Stole ii iit 600
London, England, 1819-08-05

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LAIV INTELLIGENCE.

COILIRT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLII`i
WtDIIIIIIIOAT, AUGUST 4.

•
PATTI I:. HIS GRACE TIM DIME OF MAALBOROUGGI

AND OTHLU.
441 A. Ptuusirc said he was instructed to men.
lidos sins case to his Cordship—it related to the
susellintment of a receiver to the estates of his
Greer. His Learned Friend. Mr. HART, was nut
.4 court, therefore he would not go into the cave.
last hoped his Lordship would allow him to men-
tiorr it sigsin when that Learned Gentleman was
The LORD CHANC6I.I.OIII-11 You had better
metotoo it at the sitting of the Court to-morrow,
istal I will bring down the papers that relate to the
us*. whtch I itave read over with the greatest at-
tr•Ovqpii."
Further consideration postponed.
'('its Court was occupied the remainder of the
(Isis' with business of no iinpurtatize except to the
iwrtse• concerted.

inIII.IIIIALL
IN-oerday MattA.w Morton, a soldier in the first dra-
tr.".% ['ord., WM.. brought tip to this office by Milli on Jack.
.on, otfirer, rbarged with haviug stolen a silk shawl and
goeq... Ili- property of Mrs. Krooyn.
Met. K.-nor', the landlady of the Star And Cross
pnhlic-
,,,,, se. •prerow•cnrucr. Minority, stated, that the Promoter,
sh,.ut Owe setiock in the afternoon of Tuesday, aim• 1111.,
11. i lit.tte, went up stairs WI pretence of drinking, root shortie
after weal off with a shawl cud gown, the property of
wo nem'.
It appeared that the Pri•on►r was immediately pnrsoed,
etaken, and the property found on bis person. He was
rvmmitted.

./shri rig/stock, the owner of the wherry. N 0.450. Ml-
r.red to answer the complaint of a gentlemau, of the name
of I..erehman, on a elstree of extortion.
Me. Nachman mated, that he and some others of his
nerraintanre employed Fi -block on Saturday morning, to
ikr was from Varraball-bridge to Blackfriars. On their
hinting. at Blackfriars-bridge he demander% eight shil-
lings as Isis fare, nor would be allow Mr. Leectiman and
Fry 'rends to depart until they paid him six shilling-,
though Inc legal flee was hot eighteen-pence.
I sishmek, in his defence, denied that he was the man ; be
never sae: Mr. Letelintam before. On the morning in !love-
lrn lr^ ass not on the river at all. Ile stated himself to
bare loom a fireman Ir:hinging to the East India Company.
Ile restrl that him boat bad not been worked by Lim, or by any
person to his knowledge, for a week before.
Uhl. statement having been verified on oath, the Magis-
ti ate felt bound to discharge Fishier/. k .
London, England, 1819-08-05

A FIBBER

Th. 1,1 lit case was that of IVilskire, a delicate and
lade, nearly six feet high, of a fierce and deter-
, Tined front, was ch4rvil by a Mr. and Mrs. Davis with
I as in a...milted their child.
1 hr Pris.incr, by may u( defence, said, that the child hail
;la aver soil nailed a yard, which it was her business tir

A Merman lifyante—This is no excuse; if the child mi..
should have complained to the pleats. I fear
1 mn•t hoot you over to keep the peace if these people re-

1:11,14/, 11.
The l'risoner—l ',mild sooner go to gaol than they should
pet any thi-ix (ions me.
Ilr I)lVl.l—My good woman, I do not want to make •
ti,rts of Wu ; I only want protection.
The Bench—You must find bail or you will be committed
1.. orison.
Dere a scet:e of rather an extraordinary kind took
place. The fair culprit at the liar was evidently N..
feinting for some minutes before under the infinence of
ix/waive psanitm ; her wild, ruccrd, halifiuisbed coun-
t-enure became as it were lighted up with rage; lice lips
riit.ivereit her month foamed, her projecting cheeks became
'4.• halls of fue, and her dark•determiued brow, the very
▪ 14 ferocity, appeared like one of those clouds which
s4er in a midnight storm. The tempest filet biotic over
tee head of the Bench itself—with a look that indicated
router reverence nor fear she viewed the worthy Alilermitii.
and in a lune of defiance, mixed somewhat with despair, she
Vl.Ol bare dune your worst, and you ran du an
reit*.• " She next turned to the half affrighted wife of Davis,
Ind accosted her in language which we are sorry we cannot
ynnt at present for the. edification of our readers. Poor
J .Iw. Davis himself became the next object of attack—she
I..velled a welt-directed blow at his right rye ; it exhibited a
tine specimen of science and of good breeding (tratuipz),
it was in fact a Donnelly, mixed with a Cribb. amid proved
that the lady was at once a poste and a plulime. Poor
I tern was prevented from falhig by the timely mil of the
iiostables, and the worthy Magi•trate put an end to the
affair t.y instantly ordering the fair one to prison.
London, England, 1819-04-09

EASTER A DIOUR M ENT

. ..... .
Mr. itmiiNsusi moved, that the House at its
rising tin adjourn mail next 11'elluesalay
Air. liaucidifm could not allow this motion to
pass ;IN a mutter of comae, without recurring to
what had Loren the usual lulu.- of former adjourn-
ments. An Act (the Bank Restriction) hail been
brought in two or three cl i)a ago, of so imperative
a nature, that discussion was almost precluded,
froth the haste in which that measure was passed ;
it was said by Niinifters that it would be nugatory
if not invoiegi in one night, yet from the neglect
of form of their colleagues elarwhere, three dal.. hail
elapsed, though one could hardly be allowed fur
discussing the int:mire in that [louse.
London, England, 1819-04-09

P.I RIS PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL 5.
Lord Whitworth. A►nbassador from. Englund to
Pruner in o'i3, and .ince Viceroy of Ireland, is
expected this (by iii ratio, with the Ductless of
Dorset, his Lady, mid his numerous suite. Hat
Lordship will make ...bole stay in P:►rir.
The family of blar►lirl Mown& is about to erect
a motiouielit of white inartile to his Memory. It

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will be in the form of au oho hal( or p}oluteill, tour.
mounted by military trophies. Thot 111111:thnelit will
be erected in the ce►netery of 1.,c I'e►e I, Chaise.

Letters f Constant isiop:e shoe. that the Mor.
quis de Riviere, the French A tittin- 1, dor to the
Porte, having succeeded in seizing no veral
ban-
ditti, who attempted to rob his pal ice, eolith:id
them for the purpose of tryitig them for the 011..;,c.,
and punishing them. The Marquis tobtaiised tky
consent of all the other Ambd•satlwre; but ;l,t!
Grand Seignior being apprised of the circaunsto,p•r.
charged the Reis-Effendi to notify to the I''n.t:/•It
and other Legations, his express prohibition to their
usurping in future the ri-,tht which exclusively
belonged to his Highness of administering jostler.
In consequence of this intimation, all the I.•ga.
tions transmitted, on the '7tls of January, to the
Porte a note, in which they cited the A riiclessif 'he
several Treaties by which this right was conesstsst
to them, and in which even the very care that h.
now happened was provided for. The reply of the
Porte to these representations had tint been received
when the latest accounts left Cu.!' Z33tinaple.

CARLIat:IIE, MARCH 30.

Our ~lini~try has
n lid rr,easlril a: i
vige
letoit.i e
he duii,pta.
g tlicn of t of
fintzebue. The ftuv2.ian Charge il'Affain...
immediately sent off au exprem to St. Peterldnirgli.
The pats transmitted to our Government by
the hightht authorities were communicated to tins
diplomatic Inacouse NI. Knizebue was in the
service of the Emperor Alexander.

ANTWERP, MARCH 31.

We understand tint tt great commercial hou►e at
Aini.terilain has failed, while the principal of so.
other !iuu•e, which had played a great part in 11;M..
culntioloi of the public funds, and had GAM some
time since, lots been condemned to a year's in.
prim fffff eta for inaccuracy in keeping his comas...v..
cis! registers. Ili general commeice
and the public sectuities are declining in the ex-
change of Amsterdam.
London, England, 1819-04-09

ROYAL COMMISSION.

Mr. Rrnugh.son's speech was interrupted by the
arrival of the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod,
who summoned the immediate attendance of the
I foliar to the House of Peers, to hear the Royal
Coinnii4sion read.

'rite lionise then obeyed the summons, and on
their return the SPEAKER informed three. that the
Royal Assent had been g.ven to several Bills—(fur
whack see Lords' leeport.)
BROUGHAM resumed, and said lie would not
trouble the House with ally additional observations.
Hr merely ittratit to remark on the delay which the
Bill had got in its progress, though only one night
could he allowed fur its discussion in that Howe.

The quemi-o of boljourument on the rising of the
ifou.e mail Wednesday week, was then put and
trill rlt'd,
CHURCH BENEFICF-S IN SCOTLAND.

The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND obtained
leave on bring in a Bill In prohibit the •ale of any
right of Presentations to Church Benefices in Scot-
land.

The Ball was then brought in, and read a first
time.

QUALIFICATION OF mEmprAts.
The third reading of the Qualification of Mem-
bers' Bill was ptotpotied until Friday, April .3.

AGRICULTURAL. PETITIONI

Sir E. lin ATCHEU Lt. presented r Petition from
certain Oeuvre of Laud to the comas of Kent.
pitying Tor protecting duties fur the agricultural
tutteret. The Hone Baronet intimated that, in
consequence of the expresmon of public
dna t•uhject, he meant to ground no ulterior motion
upon the Petition.—Liid on the table.
London, England, 1819-04-09

ILLICIT DISTILLATION.

On the motion of Mr. Cuu•xtstrn, amounts were order-
ed of tlw number of Infurmeiiuns laid before the Clerk of
the Peace in Ireland, P.m the Ist Jannitry, 1816, to Oar Ist
April, 1419, fur Illicit Divti ; and also of the number
of Fines levied, imposed, and eollected uu Town Lends,
specifying the sinuout in retch year.
Accounts were el the sane time ordered of the number of
Licensed Stills in Scotland, tipteifying their sizes, gross
revenue, ice.
London, England, 1819-04-09

NUMBER OF PRISONERS TRIED.

On tbe motion of Mr. WvsgestN, in Address io his Royal
Highness the Mince ltrgvnt was agreed to, praying for
accountant' the number of persons tried at the last Epiphany
and Michaelmas Quarter Session. in England and Wales,
specifying the number of committals and convictions, as well
as of Ihn.e who were discharecd without being prusecuted,
or having bills fowl.' against them.
London, England, 1819-04-09

PROTECTING FRIENDLY SOCIETY BILL.

011 the motion of Mr. Awry Lt., the Protecting Friendly
Society Bill W3ll brought in. read a first time, and ordered
fur a second reading on the 26ili April.

HUSBANDRY 11011 SE DUTIES.

Ou the n.otiun or Lord FlutttsGros, accounts were or-
dered of the Surcharges tot the Huslraudry Horse Duty,
'luting the last year.
SILK BOUNTI

flu the moti )))) of Blr. Fd.hice, accounts were ordered of
the quantity of raw and grown Silk imported and exportial
to moil from Great Britain, finin the sth January. 1817, to
the Lib Jaiivitry, 1819, ststiing the 11111utilli of bULIUIiCaI paid
Upull 11u same during; each )enr.
London, England, 1819-04-09

THE SING V. GODWIN AND OTHERS.

This was an indictment for an assault on a Cus.
tom-house officer at Wells, which was traversed by
the Solicitor fur the prosecution from last Summer
Assizes. A Special Jury was summoned on this
occasion as before, but as very few attended, it is
again postponed, the talesman being rejected on the
part of the Crown ; the Defendants must therefore
a third time suhprems upwards of thirty witnesses,
and if filially clitivictral, must perhaps defray the
expenses of a delay effected entirely against their
interest.
London, England, 1819-04-09

11—by GA LON and CO. has risen to a degree of eche.
billy quite unexampled, from its combining every requisite
a Hat might to pusses.. The principal material is silk; in
appearance it surpasses the Audit braver, is equally light,
and will wear twice as long; its beautiful Clll.lllr and shape
it retains to the last, resists till weather, and, mistake the
beaver, it never spots with rain. Peke Us.
The Patent Hat is sold shulesale and retail, at 424,
Strain), eorour of Bedford street; 10, Culler. vie'', Dub.
the ; mud Ca, New-buildings, North-bridge, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1819-06-04

A LMACK'S.

The Thirteenth Hall took place on W(1111.4(1..1 eyeful at
these elegant rooms, which were wore fully attended i11..0
any preceding evening this season. The c ~,,, pub was .b-
-treiftely brilliant ; there were present Heady tnift pet soils
of the firbt distinction and (*Anus. Daucing toruniene..l
at the usual hour (eleven), led oil' by the fullus hag dun.o•
gut ibbed slaueers :
Earl of IL/abridge
Lord Loughborough
Lord Walscourt
Lord Ansley
Hun. S. thithurst
twirl Valletort
Loud &liras,
Count Cannon Alin Rubinson.
.....

The Marquis and Nlarchiuno"..l rf DOWNSHiRS
and suite left Dublin on the 30th hist, for Ora
seat, !thorough, in the North of Ireland.
It will be seen in an Advertisement in foot of
our Parr, that Mr. KNIGHT, of Drury-lane, till
take his Benefit at the Haymarket Theatre. The
well-merited popularity of this excellent Actor,
aided by the host of talent enlisted in hisIITC tit
the occasion, mutt produce an ovei flowing hour,.
Miss O'NEILL had her betty fit last 11'04,
Covent-Garden Theatre. Mr. had his
benefit at the Opera.Housr. They were both mot
brilliantly and numerously attended.
A gentleman's houte in Spring.gardena w6B
robbed, during the aloe,,ce of the Easily at Fi'
sons. on Friday last, by a servant itaintil Swat
Birsiw, who is much maiked with the small p. %'
Amongst other articles the took with lit r, os•
eugiere-turned gold watch, with gold dial, in oir hr
MAY and Son, Dublin, and five small gold s+'-It
with fancy devices.

MARRIAGE.
On the id inst. at St. Andrew's, Holborn, David Ca
there, Esq. Assistant Commissary Henri"! to Ihr Forcer,
rWirsh, only daughter of John Proctor, E. of Gratob+
House. Monasoutbsbase.

L11SIX)111 : Printed and Published at 11w thrive, NO. it 7,
&Anil; whets Advertisements are received, aa4 I rltr4l
(post-paid) mast be addressed—C. SMITH, Ku.
I.
clement's Inn, Prigler—J. WHITE, No. 127, Sirninl!
Publisher,
London, England, 1819-06-04

CORK HARBOUR IMPROVEMENT BILL.

---
Sir N. C. COLTHURST presented the Report of the Commit.
tee on.the Cork thulium Improvement Petition, when leave
was given to hi ilic in a Rill ni pursuance of the recommen-
dation of the •aid Committee.
PRISONERS IN LANCASTER CASTLE.
-- •

Sir R. Wil.susi presented a Petition from certain Prisoners
confined in the Gaul of Lancaster, under the jurisdiction of
the Court of SAIWWII, complaining of the duration of their sin.
prisouineui.—The Petition was laid on she table.
London, England, 1819-06-04

I HMI POST-OFFICE.

........
On the motion of Sir JulIR NEWPORT, an Account was
ordered of the Sums received into the Post-office in Ireland
for conveyance of Letters between Hotrolo and Dublin, and
between Dunmore sand Woodford.

PETITIONS AGAINST THF. FOREIGN ENLIST.
{VENTS BILL.

Mr. DEN•ssoN rose to pre4eot a Petition, seine's
was 4 boisterously sighted by Merchants, Menu-
lecturers, Ship-owners, Mid Traders of lltrinorid.ey
and Itotherhithe, many of whom were hitherto sup-
ooters of the measures of Government, against o
-tisure which, whether they looked upon it iti a
political or a commercial !mint of view, they con-
sidered of the most vital insportance—he meant the
Foreign Enlistments Bill.—(llear.)—The Peti-
tioners reverted to the present distressed state of
the manufacturing and commercial interests of the
country, end asked, whether this was a period to
press a measure, the effect of which must be to ex-
clude the people of Great &Intuits from a decided
preference in u trade that was now important, and
may eventually prove to be of the most lucrative
kind ? The Petitioners implored the (louse Hot to
adopt a measure which may, in the end, prove de-
structive to the Illitish trade in South America.
lie would content himself at prevent with moving,
that this Petition be brought up.
It was accordingly brought up, read, and order-
ed to be printed.
Mr. Tuomas %ViLsote rose and said, he held in
his hand a Petition similar its its nature to the last,
from co less a body than the Merchants, Manufac-
turers, Ship-owners. and Traders of the Port of
London. They considered the Foreign Enlistments
Bill, both in its political and commercial operation,
to to: of the must injurious kind to the general inte-
rests of the people of this country., and they prayed
that Parliament would never pass it into a law. if
he were permitted to read a few extracts from the
Petition, the object of the Petitioners would be
better el:noel' In their own words than in any
which head it iis his power to utter. 'floe Peti-
limier++ considered that the Measure now in Pasha.
wrist vrou;hl sever the commercial cotinexiosi which
was likely to subsist between this country and
Suut.l America. They refer to the example of
London, England, 1819-06-04

EXCISE PROSECUTIONS.

Oo the motion of Mr. D. W. HARVILY, Copies wereordeted
of certain Petioi .... sand Memorials to the Lords of the Trea-
sury and Commissimiers of Excise, and all Proceedings had
thereon in the ease of George Hewn and the filial Resolution
of the Board in that case ; together with Copies of all Bills of
Costs, and Amounts of %Opted P. nettles, with Copies of
the Informations, specifying names, dates, and the names of
the Wm-users in the late Excise Prosecutions.
CALEDONIAN CANAL.

Lard PINNING presented the Report of the Caledonian
Canal Cousatissioaers.—The Report was ordered to be

prioted.

GRAMPOUND ELECTION.

On the motion of Lord Junk liusiELL, the House re.
solved itself into a Cumniitter ull4lll the Granipolooll Elec-
tion Bribery Petition, when the Chairman obtained leave
to repot pruenrsa ■ud ask leave to sit main ou Titeml ty
neat—John thttd, Esq., Julio Edwards, and William Hull,
were marred to attend the said Committee on Wednesday
next.
cLicrtorr POLLS. . .

On the motion of Sir H. Pmtiti.L. leave was given to
bring in a Bill !to amend the Act of 1817. fur regulation
of Pulls at Election■ in Ireland. The HUD. Baronet nettled,
that it was h.a intenti 11l merely to being iu the Bill, end nut
prise it (miller iiitte present Seriatim.
London, England, 1819-04-07

ORNITHOLOGY.

Mrs. Montt trd, of Granby-street, in Plymouth, Will p,..
sePSlO$lll of n ctichno, winch was taken in a hayfield lit
summer, being apparently but just fledged. hopes :or el,
teit..llleit that it will outer its 001 known amt.. shuttle' ,n
pt is.' ty, use sum of td„ was offered fur it last week and
refused Tits real history of the radish). and Ilse coantrt
i.e place to which it .tnigrates, are Inehlirsd is as mud.
obscurity as the gerrent of 11w MAIMS. II is a so ll.sserr.
War, fact, however, that it always deposits its egg. in ihn
no in of a different bird, and leaves tie core of if. young In
souse ullwr of the winged tribe. A water-she'll% or a
lonize sparrow, frequently officiates as oar,. it. she Yn""g
cuckoo Wood, and if they happen to be hatre.•d at the same
time a. the genuine otfapring, t►ey quickly extrude the
latter from the oral. The ruckus. in natation will Out l'ec.l
itself, but the owner is obltged to pot the meat WO its
mouth ill the CLOW miuser a. riots; birds are fed.
London, England, 1819-04-07

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

Carolina Hirt; it dull uf sale at tbe priers &mandril by
baler+, viz. for yew SO*. old 425. per cat.
TOBACCO.—TIar export of last month was considerable,
but it has nut had any rffect on Ilse market.
London, England, 1819-04-22

ItiCHARDSON, C;()ODLUCK, & Co.
respectfully acquaint the Public that the State Lot-
tery of 10,000 Tickets will be-gin Drawing the 11th of MAY.
Second and last day, 21st of MAY.
The SCHEME contains
2 ....Prizes of £lO,Ol/2 Money
2 ....Ditto
•
2 ....Ditto . 22,000 Money
2 ....Ditto
4 ....Ditto
&c. &cc &c.
First-drawn Prize 220.200 Money iu additioti,
second.drawu Prize £20,000 Consuls in addition.
Tietels and Shares are on Sale at Richardson, Goodluck
and Co.'s Offices, Bank Buildings, Coruhill, sod facing the
Gate of the litog's Mew*, t'lliansig-cross.

Lately published, price Ss. &I.
A PLAIN STATEMENT •d the ROMAN
rATIIOI.II' QUESTION.
By the Rev. THOMAS LE NI E•U RI ER, R D.
Rector of Houghton Ir Shensi, and Dnruestse Chaplain to
Lord Voroont Solmouth.
Sold by Rivinetoos,.Sl Paul's Chinch-yard, and Waterloo-
plate ; Hatchard, Piecadilly ; and l'stkrr, Oxford.
Also, by the same Author
TRACTS on 'the ROMAN CATHOLIC QUESTION;
10a.
ADDRESS to the ROMAN CATHOLICS of ENG-
LAND; 3s.
DOCTRINE of the EUCHARIST; 7. Ad. and
SERMON un the IDOLATRY of the CHURCH of
ROME.
London, England, 1819-04-22

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

- - - _
IT is impossible to urge too often, or with too
much forte, the ity, rhea Mediral or Suieiral
Advice b. COW/ requisite, of applying 10 plavis1011:61 INC'
of acknowledged skill and well-earned crlelority. Though
every one assents In this remark, yet there are few who fol-
low it practically, and cumbers Are every day the victim,.
inexperience and empiricism. The success whoch has :11:0•111t.
ponied us is our leourestahlisheil practice is the must
factory proof of oar professional skill, as it is the most une-
quivocal pledge of tbe public confidence. Our reputation it
the result of thirty years' successful practice in this mein
polls, sod is too well founded to require adventitious aol
dutiug that period, some of the most distintruisheil men e
the country have been under our care, and hese I II
their perfect restoration to health, the most satistriror ••
tiotootals of our Superior skill 1 atn experience. SsllCllolst
by every privilege to practise, as regularly edocat. d Sur-
geons, Members of the Royal Colleges of Loudon and Edit.-
burgh, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, iii •I. clu ; at
capacity we have had the most favuerable oppurioniiiii of
contrasting the practice of other countries with ..or own. off
have been enabled, from these multiplied advantages, to ac-
quire that certain experience as well AS 111 menus ofre-
lief, which, is a more obscure and In. dive, sin": priciiee
It is altogether impossible to attain. lu :41; "(Venereal
itifectioa,aud in every Complaint of DIN lily Ana Deficorich
whether arising from the infatuation of yinaii, trim: rusi.t,iiet
in warm climates, free living, tor any 11l 1-.lllSe produciug
a deficiency of manly vigour, the Policia may rely us a
speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Strictures
of the Urethra of ten and tweuty years' duration, have yielded
to our superior plan of treatment in the short periu4 uf Owe
weeks ; many of these cases had previously heels und,, the
care art Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and oilier Ssi
equal autotimer, who attempted their cure by slue
of the loiter caustic without To the Female si •
0.
will be consolatory to know, that they may he cured of
Debilities which defeat conceptuou, sad sap the trosiiilsiiuu
of connubial felicity.
We may be cousulted by Patients of either fee with the
greatest delicacy, secreay, and honour, at our Louse, kio
Hatton-gardtm. Terms of reinuncialion are plainly st
to the first interview.
Patients in the Country statute the particulars of the,
ease, enclosing a remittance for Advice and Medicines, will
balm the same gives or sent to all parts of the wink'

CURRIE and CO Surgeon.,
Members of the Royal Culleger of Luoilou ;604 talohlift:4l
and formerly iu bis Majesty's Service, Nu. 107,
gardes.

LONDON: Printed sad Published at the Office, No I
Strand; same Adwertosements sot reerosod, moil I I
(pu't•p'id) must he addressed—..C. SMITH.
Clement'. luu, WIIITE, Nu. 127, Sti''-'

Publzsber.
London, England, 1819-04-22

FASHION,' Rr. r P. 4 RTIES.

The Duke tool Duchess of Northumberland will to-tertain
a lace p•i ly of ittkitneitutt ua Tuesday Next, at then house
iu Si. J r
The Lad of Liverpool save a grand eabioet dinner yestee-
Jat at Fife House.
The Fir' of Lonsdale hail a select party at dinner 'ester-
st his house in Charles street, Herkeley square.
tut roariscite gave so elektot entertainment rester.
ahl to the Directors of the Ancient Music, and several
oher diminguisheJ personages, at his house in Grosvenor-
The lion Mrs. Robinson entertaiitert yesterday the Earl of
141ilmisbury, the Ladies litrris, wit' a party of fashionables,
at her house in Pim, .rgarderis.
Laily Caroline Bat ham has issued yards of invitation for
two [rant toots ; user on ilir 214th instant, and the other the
33 of If iy, at her tr‘i,leller ill Queen Anne-atrret.
Mir Gish's: will have a crowd eistosial party on Monday
mat, al titu rebide.“ e eo Puri Lind-place.
London, England, 1819-04-22

ELEGANT FkEF.IIOI.D HOUSE,

In the Voltage Style, and a PADDOCK of Eight Acres.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By 'Messrs. DRIVER,
MOST Desirable R ESI DENCE, cotn-
.tl. mintidilig very extensive sad delightful prospects, situ-
ate almint nine miles not eh from [simian; comprising hand-
some dining and drawing mums, each 26 fort by 17; mill-
i own and library, 26 feet by IS; sleeping apartments,
wows, water-chistt, dce. The drawing-rourn opens
with a chow dour to a cimstrvatury, leading to the pleasure-
grounds, kid out with grist taste, in which are must heauti•
fit pianist...Hs, and c hoops of ursistwenial trees and shrubs.
viriou•ly ilisper9isl rn ihtfriesit parts of the grounds, and
two isige ponds. Mill stocked with fish; together wills a
Paddock of .lens; there is also an excellent kitchen
rue., ails. l fir walk, abundantly clothed with choice
hull tries The whole is mile fire; taxes low; pour-
rues seldom exceed 39. in the pound, upon a very low &111411111•
Meld

To be viewed wish toy krtu only. ishieh, with further par-
to ids's, lolly be had of Mr►a.+.. Driver, Surveyors and
laud iti:riite, at their Offices, Nu. 13, New Bridgr-street,
1.1!s. Ulm a.
London, England, 1819-04-22

BIRTHS.

On the 18th instant, the Lady of Thomas Eaststtod, Eeq
of Stuck Lodge, of a sun and ht.r.
On the 11th instant, et his house in 11; CreArtio,
Weyiuuuth, the Lady of Captain Giey, of ike lotii Kuyal
Hussars, a a daughter.

DEATHS.
On Wednesday last, at Weymouth aged Q 2, R b it
Bayard, Egg. of Bath, and late of Slutlingimi Howse, Haws.
He is supposed to be the last surviving (Wirer who f..irett
under the command of the brave General Mit; st the !wile
of Quebec, in the year 1759, and was near him when he ti d.
On the 19th of February, at Port Royal, in Jamaica.
Captain Edward Colman, RN. of Norwich. He fell a vic-
tim, after tive days illness, to the fever incidental to the
climate, having. owly a fortnight before beeu apponsted by
Rear-Admiral Sir Home Popham to the command of io
Majesty's .loop Beaver.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONIXIN RSIDGE.
Morimoug 24 miler 12. I Evening 44 Ott r 12.
London, England, 1819-06-10

PI MACAW LICENSES.

Mr. Rar4Nr.TT, at Ilie request of Air. Esientirt, romtponed
the forthrr etiositleration of the Rep,rt of thit Publicans'
Liceuaes Regulation Bill, till Monday neat.

MR. SEPPI NGS

Sir JOiwPit VOTUCE 1641rpse for the purpose of *skint
one or two questious of au Hon. Friend (Mr. N. Calvert)
whom be saw iit Ina place—i Member of the Committee of
Finance. They related to a Gentleman who had, in the OH-
niots of that Committee, introduced most important lin-
Not/meins into the building of ships. l'he Right lion.
Gentleman then read a passage to that eiFect front elm third
Report of the Committee of Fiwautt, nud was proceeding
to describe the fourteen different iniproremeuts of Mr. Sep.
pings, but was interrupted after going throne) three of tens
by the SIPIAILIIR, who isfiarnied bias, that the Course he mass
psueeeding in was inconsistent a it h the forms of the HOUSE.
Sir J. Foams said,tl,st if the Si'asiou were togas sear
withuat file. St.ppiuge eluictis heini aiteloieJ to, pertiniot
Lie name would never he brunt in the ; bUi Le shouLl
willingly bow td the authority uf Chair.
Mr. N. Categitt said, be had no information to give nu
the subject, out bean* the Chairman of the Committee.
London, England, 1819-06-10

BANISHED CRIMINALq.

.
The 1.011” AUVOCATT obtained leave to hrilm in a BM ,D
'animist Criminals Iwaieh lions Scotland rousts takiug re-
fuge to England or Ireland.
USURY LAWS REPEAL.
Lord ALTUOttr, seeing that the neat slap of, the Usury
Laws Bepeal But war fitted for Friday neat, hail to mined
that his Hun. Friend (Ser.leant could ciessent not
'wing it saw At the intruilnetion of the measure, he had
been friendly to it himself; tint in the pendent elate aching.,
when as alteration in our currency was to eusitemplatino,
the cionseopiencea of which upon the rate of icier. at, on the
circumstances of the c try, tut one eiiiild fileser, he
thought it very ilesirshle the Inc :ore alsouhl postponed.
Mr. Serjrant Oislit.oit assented to the ri-quoist of MI Hou.
Friend, (runt she 7runnds advanced, though hr thought ill
the ohjectious to the In wild,. *of the measure would user-
ruled, and the cause of knit' at length prevail.
The Order respecting the Bill was theu read and dis-
charged.
London, England, 1819-06-10

mr.voni TY

On Monday night, lune 7, against the Resolution," That
it is expedient to impose Three Millions of Taxes on the
Country."

Abercromby, 110. J. Fitzgerald, Right Portman, E. B
Allen, J. H. . Hun. M. Palmer, C. F.
A Itheip, Via. Fulkstone' Vise. Pares, Thomas
Aubrey, Sir J. Grant, J. P. Parnell, Sir H.
Ruston, T. F. Gordon, R. Peirse, H.
Barham, J. F. Graham, S. Phillips, G.
Baring, Sir T. Grcilf.ll, Pastor Phillips, G. jun.
Barnard, Vi.e. Griffiths, John W. Phillip., C. M.
Barnett, James Guise, Sir %V. Ponsonby, Hu. F.C.
Bel grave, V is. Glumly, K. (I. Powlett, Hon. W.
Bernal, R. Harcourt, John Prittie, Hon. F. A.
Bennett, Hon. H. G. Hamilton, Lord A. Pryer, Pryte
Kenyon. B. Harvey, D. %V. Itamsholtom, Julio
Birth, Jos Heothcote, Sir G. Bickford, Wrn.
Brood, lion. T. Dill, Lord A. Ricardo, D.
Prowor, Dom. Hollywood, %V. P. Itanistleo, J. C.
liroutrcham, H. Howdrth, H. Itancliffe, Lord
Burdett, Sir F. Hughes, W. L. Ridley, Sir 111. W.
Burrell, Hon. P. D. Hogue, Jon. Rolm's, A.
Calvert, N. Hutt loom% Hon. Ruining, %V. T.
Calved, C. C. H. Rustell, Lord C. W.
Crawley, Sam. Knox, lion. T. Russell, Lord John
Cites, J. Lambkin, J. C. Russell, It. G.
Caleraft, J. Langton, W. G. Romhold, C.
Campbell, Hon.'. Latourlig, John Scarlett, J.
Caller, John Latonclie, Rob,. Sefton, Earl of
Cavendish, Lord G. Lefever', C. S. Smith, lion. K.
Caveiolish, ll.m. 11. Lemon, Sir W. Smith, Wm.
aim,. 11, Ang. Longman, G. Smith, Sam.
Colborne, N. ft. Lloyd, Sir E. Smythe, J. H.
Concsionm, Lucius Lituyd,J. NI. Spencer, lord R.
De Crespigny,SirW. Mahon, Hon. S. Stewart, W.
Davits, T. 11. Moberly, W. L. Stanley, Lord
Denman, Thus. Molierly, John Symonds, T. P.
imii.,.., w. Macleod, It. 'I burp, Alderman
Douglas. flu. F. S. Matalonaluldames Tiernsy, Ki. No.&
Dungannon, Vise. Mackiiikish, Sir J. iVaithman, Aid.
Duudos, Hum. L. !dittos, Vic Wulpule, Hun. G.
Duorlas, Hun. G. Martin. John Weldor, E.
!fistulas, C. Mill% G. Miami, C. C.
Eloringtoti, Lord 111ililmay, P St. l. Wilkins, Walter
Lwow), Earl of Mooch, Sir C. Williams, Owen
Ellice, Edward Moore, Peter Wilson, Sir K.
Ficemanile, Wu% Nrwwau, It. W. Wood, Alderman
Fazakerly, N. Newport, Sir J. Webster, Sir G.
Felluuwes, lion. N. North, Dudley Wynn, C. W.
Ferguson, Sir R. C. Oitl, W.
Fitzgerald, lA. W. Osborne, Lord F. TIMMER.
Fitzroy, Luctl C. Phillimure, Joi. Lamb, Hon. W.
London, England, 1819-06-10

NEW DUTY ON WOOL.

Mr. S. WORTLEY said, he held in his hand $4
Petition front the merchants, manufacturers, unit
traders, of Bradfotd4 In the county of Yo,k. prey-
ing the House not to consent to the imposition of
auy additional tax nn the importation of fine foreign:
wool. The Petitioners stated, that the effect td
such a measure would he to augment, in a rise
pri -
portion, the difficulties the manufacturers had to
contend against already. and to throw iiiiinhers of
people out of employment in their and other &pun-
ters of the kingdom. The Ilion. Geolleimui ob-
served, that he laud supported Motility* in the
meows* of raising new taxes, conscientiously los-
hewing it to he thr duty of the House to assist Ow
Chancellor of the Exchequer with increased tete-
nut, for the purposes he tied at.ogned; hut in lay-
ing on these new taxes, it lirlinved the Nous., to
exercise the greatest circumspection, mid Id tat‘e

- - - -
rate that. in gitring. the support a hick they thought
due to Government, they should tint strike at the ra,,c
of nut chief ruinous! resource,. and mean. of revenue.
But though the county lie hahi the homier t,) re-
present had such en interest in the gee/tine, h.,
cowls" 'mute the Chancellor •f the Bactierpire.,
thst he Mould not for any conenteration utie
wish the °pitiless. of the Oriiimiwre, did
not think with them. that the p►utwsrog Hew
•u the article at the present time was one n(, the
worst uud most impolie measures that Could 10.

UNIIIIIMINIF
London, England, 1819-06-10

ATKINS, MAYOR.

A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of
the GUILDHALL, of the CllY of LONDON, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th Day of June, 11119:

litieLVED,
Tl,:l'l•this Court have observed, with regret, n
Hill hniteght icto the House of Comn ttttt a, to prevent
the Eulisinsent, or Engagement, of his Majesty's Subjects to
serve io Foreign Service. aril the Riling out, or equipping, in
his Majesty's douniNines,Vessels fur warlike purpu'es, wi thou t
his Majeste's Liceuer.--That the Laws hereby intended to be
repealed were parsed when the Crown of these Realms was
disputed by Abe Pretender, aided by the great Powers of Eu-
rope...stint the Common Law of the Land Laving given SM.
ple powers to the Crown to preserve the neutral character of
the 01/111 try, and no such alterations is the Law having bees.
deemed sweet:nary during the long contest between Spain and
her Colonies, sorb measures, taken at a time when a large
fleet of British Ships ars lying in Spaniels Ports. to convey
Troops for the service of their Goverrimirot, Implicit a she.
sign to aid ilrat cause which (ioieinor Pirko', under the au-
thority of his Britannic Mejtsty, declined to be tymunic
and oppressive.
That the present Imagines they conceive to he uncalled
for, and dictate.) neither by the principles of justice nor
so tt el policy, especially when it is considered bow little fa-
wow has been &hewn to British Commerce by Spain, when
competed with that of her Coloutes..—That it will tend, in
the present depressed stale of Commerce, to deprive the
Nation of the advantages which may he derived from all
extended Tia.le with the vast Continent of South America;
while the country will appear in She odious and dishonour-
able light of (avowing • system of oppression over a ge•
liefOUS People, who are nobly struggling in that *acted
cause that must be dear to the hearts of every Englishman.
That Petitions be prescuted to both Houses of Parlia-
ment, Goind,il DU the (oral g Resolutions, praying them
slut to pal. 4 measure so hostile in Its maitre, and su injo.
nuns to the character awl tioniniercial interests of the Bri-
tish Nat 11111 l especially at a t of such general dist/was
anal difficulty, when it is proposed slot only to appropriate
a large portion of the Sinking Fund 10 :he service of the
current yeas, bait to lay heavy additional Burdens upon the
People, already borne down under an accumulation of dis-
tress, SS I,lllg ft Ulll grievous nod excessive Taxation.
WOO DTII OR PE.