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London, England, 1819-01-25

by the Committee at Franhfurt. It is hoped, therefore,
that the direct diplomatic relatioa% hetsteen the 'two SIAM,
which were so WOE interrupted, will be greedily renewed.—
Bot while Bavaria Ins so readily seceded to the wishes of
the great Powers, and particularly of the Emperor Alexan-
der, it has nit in the least needed from its just claims to a
sripplementary indemnity. (to the contrary, it has just now
began in pro... Tole this affair at Vienna, and it is generally
affirmed that the mission of M. VIM ffel to the Austrian
capital has nu other object. But bow in the present state
of things this supplt mentary indemnity is tube filed, seeing
these 14 no ierflipry disposable for sin , a purrr,e, appears
to many persons an enigma.—(Arno Gazelle, Jel•Awsril

ITUTOARD, JANUARY IJ.

The day before yesterday the body of the late Queen haw.
ing been placed in an open coffin, the Clergy of her Ma.
jetty's Gieek Chapel said mess in the chamber where she
died; the body ass then removed to a room hang with
black, where it was to lie is slate; it was attended by a nu-
merous train, formed of the Royal Family, the Court of her
deceased Ilfejesty, the Russian Char& d'Affaires, and the
Clergy of the Greek Chapel. The coffin was placed upon an
estrade, under a richly ornamented canopy. The back part
of the room under the canopy was covered with ermine, on
which were placed the arms of the kingdom of Wirtemberg.
Above the head a console supported a cushion of gold bro-
cade, on which lay the Royal crown. In the open coffin
waa seen her Majesty, clothed witb the Imperial taunilr, and
having the insignia of the Kl,Siling Order of St. Catherine.
After the Greek Clergy had recited the usual prayers, the
*MOOR was opened to the public from eleven till one, and
is the afternoon Gum three tall five o'clock. Tn day it IMO
been open from tea till twelve. While the body lay in state
it way surrounded by the Household of the late Queen, and
part of that of the King, as for as the room would allot;
the Ladies were on the right, and the Gentlemen un the left
side of the coffin. Yesterday, at ten o'clock in the evening,

the body was removed by toiels light, and is the midst of a
numerous traiu, from the apartment where it had lain in
stale, to the Greek Chapel of the Palace. The coffin having
been placed, the religious ceremonies of the Greek worship
were begun, and will continue without interrupti (((( , till the
body of the deceased is removed to the sepulchre of the
Royal Family.—( Frankfort Jourrid, January 111,)
The re-opening of the German Diet seems to be put off
far some time, some say till the 18th of this month. Thu
is mid to have beta carried by the accounts received at

Vienna by a courier dispatched by the Austrian Embassy at
Paris, stating the changes which have lately taken place
there. The speech to be addressed by the President to the
Diet will, it is supposed, undergo some modifications, on
account of the change of circamstances.—C Nuremberg Car-
nespondonf Jailor, 13. j
London, England, 1819-12-31

SECOND EDITION.

This day is published, puce 3s. bound,
A GRAMMAR or the LATIN TONGUE,
For the Use of Schools.
By J. JON Eli, Ant hor of the Greek Grammar.
Printed fur J. Marrows, 39, Ludgate-street.
a While Mr Joan instructs the Tyro is the ►uka of the
Latin Tongue, he explains the principles os which they are
formed, and at every step relieves the usual dryness of gram-
matical ingtructiou by the philosophical manner in which be
treats the subject. His claim to novelty is not unfounded,
and the dil,our which be has employed in order to abridge
the toil, and smooth the path of the learner, ought not to be
passed over witboat same acknowledgment," ace. Sac.—
Monthly Review for May, 1811.
Of J. 314WC11111 may also be had, by the same Author,
A LATIN sod ENGLISH VOCABULARY, 14nao. 51.
bound.

DONN'S ACCENTED CATALOGUE OF PLANTS.
This day is published, very neatly printed a Bvo. prim
101. ed. boosstia, a sew Edition of
ORTUS CANTABRIGIENSIS; or. IM
ACCENTED CATALOGUR isf PLANTS, !NM.
GENOUS and EXOTIC, cultivated in the Cambridge
Botanic Garden.
By the late JAMES DONN,
Curator, Fellow of the gammas and Horticultural Societies.
Ninth Edition, improved and augmented, with references
to figures of Plants, by FREDERICK PURSH, author of
the" Flora of North America."
Landon : Printed for F. C. sad J. Rivington ; Longman,
Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; J. WM1011111; Baldwin,
Cradock, and Joy ; Sherwood, Neely, and Joliet; and T. Ha-
milton, and R. Newby, Cambridge.
London, England, 1819-12-31

serration, the other night, he appeared to entertain
vs apprehenTion of some alterations in the regale..
'ions laid down by the Legislature in relation to
the carrency. He could assure the Hon. Gentle-
Man Cott there was not the slightest intention of
varying from them in soy way. The Noble
:Lord then muted, that the House at is rising do
ttJj iurn till the 13th February.
rite SPIAKRI was about to put the question,
when
extcaArr addressed the Chair. He said,
that be hal not risen to oppose the' adjournment,
lot that he could not let the gin-viols pass without
itterri,,g protest against the House birthing up,
without previothly ?tarring into some inquiry re-
liecting the great pre.sore anti distress which had
"seen provei to exist its various parts of the country,
• whirls had been particularly brought before the
Howse the other night, hr a Petition signed by
• v.ry r-spectable individuals. and which the
Noble Lora himself had admitted to he entitled to
lhe utmost attention. In inch a state of things, he
-*lsla not I,nt he hatitile to an adjournment previous
IA any sk.ot irqnsry. He feared that they would
risk t!te hiss of the people's affections, which
:hey should, above all thintti, cherish. if they
;arced their backs and avoided looking at the
drearlftil vituatiou a I the country. and attend-
tag to the prayers of the Petitimi pre-
sents-it ta them. It might he said, what could
:h-y do ? lie should not venture to say that the
'Truk of inessitigatinn would equal the sanguine
?sari of the Pettlianers, hut he believed that tt t).
could leo a grelt deal. He believed that a great
real would be done by merely consenting to go into
`nquirv, end ihening the people that they were not
7:llLosisll,J!tt to their aufferioge, our indisposed to sym-
athise distress. But he was of opinion
that ovirels reel good could be effected by opening
yew ci; or trade, and that it would be a great
step towards conciliating the affections and dis.i-
patiog the dime:sof the indigent part of the corn-
rouoi•:. , if o certain sum of the public money were
upplirtl in procuring employment for them. He
rose now to protest spit-nit tots unseemly adjourn-
meld, and any evil reitilt from it in the in-
t.rirn, when the House met again he could not
w:•li justice be charged as one of those who had
rgrs..l to an adjournment in the present state of
the muistry.
The motion for arljnurnmert was then carried.

BISHOPS CASTLE.
On the motion if Sir G. W A RIM/ Mt. the consi.
glera!segn of the Bishops Castle Election Petition
wa• postponed till the 23.1 February.
London, England, 1819-10-04

ALARIHNG FIRE.

The inhabitants of Seymour-Owe, Mary•le-bone, Isere
suddenly alarmed, at seven o'clock yesterday morning, by a
rry of " Fire !" On the door being burst open, it appeared
that an incendiary road been at work, as the upper part of
the slairca,e was in a blaze, and the lower part 1111 l °itched.
The home beloriril to a Mr. Stewsot, us officer in the ai my,
DOW 11411311, /Mil it was left in the care of a soldier's wife, of
the Guards, servant to Mr. S. Site was found. in bed in the
back parlour, and the twit-clothes where.slie lay, and the bed
itself, ware 1119 fire. There being nu inch appearances in any
other part of il•ie room, she was 51115.1 das to she cause
of the tile, when she attempted to cut her throat, round
whirls she made a alight incision. By the prompt exertion
of the firemen and the lucky time for assistsuce, the house
only WWI destroyed.
The servant, 1/111,1 was removed to an opposite house, NM
watched, related the following. neconsit of the origin of
the tire:—She staled that she had been nineli leased mt
Si tin slay night by our of the tale Guards, who wanted In
get into the honer and to stay with tier all night, which she
refused. She was very uneasy in her mind, and she took
some laudanum, which made her worse, and she first
set tire to the staiseasr, and met to the bedding below
She had slated to another person that her uneasiness arose
from her having made away with various articles intrusted
to her care.

Dr. North, of Scytntoor.plare, 'mewled her in the mi,I,IIe
of the day, and found her its treat a4itatiots, hot broil/ to Is, r
I,..ifert senses, sod free to lanzer, she was rentuvrd 111 a
coach to the Mary-k-bone lulirmaty.
London, England, 1819-10-04

Rsniamsemis. Mr. Miriam; Cheerly, Mr. T. Cooke; Cap.
tarn Mr. Russell ; Ralph, Mr. Harley. Laura, Miss
Cuh,u; Fanny Miss Kelly.
morrow (hv permission of the Proprietor of the
radish Opera House) will be performed, The Devil's
Briek;v Corot Selina, Mr. Brahmin (his first appearance on
this stage these four years); Countess Rossiya's*. Miss
Grew (her first appearance on this stage). With Modern
Antiques; or. The Merry Mourners.
Ors Wednr.sday, The Urainatiet ; The Rival Soldier' ; sad
No Song Nn Supper, in which Miss Povey will make her first
appearance in London. in the character of Margnrette,
On Thursday (first time at this Theatre), the Opera of
GM! MalletriNg ; or, The Gipsy's Prophecy: Henry Rer.
grain, 31.. Brahani ; Olathe pigment. Mr. Rutter (his first
appearance on thin stage); Meg Merrilies, Mrs. Egerton (her
fiat up:tearance at thinThevtre).
giro ttrah.tni'v professional arrangements, previous to his
eitragenient at this Theatre, will prevent his re.appearsuce
after Su:inlay, the 9th inst. until the second week in
Nuremlwr. _ _

• ......
The Public are respectfully informed, that Mr. Keats will
h.a the honour to resume his prufmaional duties early in
Nevember.

Stage Manager, Mr. Rimell.—Aciing Manager, Mr.
W,Neton.

The whole tinder the persons' Direction of Mr. Elli*lon.
The lower circle of Boars will Iss exclusively set apart for
dreseed company ;'sool every how-keeper engaged has strict
orer.: to maintain the utmost impartiality in respect to the
phcee. Any dereliction of tbeir duty will be followed by
imnectliite 11150114 UL

To expedite the mode of entranee, an 01Ere will he open
froin Ten iu the Morning till Ten in the Evening, at Mr.
Spline's. tittle (Noselbstreet, fur the sale of Tickets both
ro, the First and Second Price, by which means the incon.
veilience which !Julien experience by the pressure of a crowd
will be eowaiderably lessened, and she delay arising from the
psl•.neal of the money at the doors be entirely obviated.
The Public is moat respectfully requested to honour this
suggestion with theirs& consideration.

The Dews will las opened at Halfyast Six oThrek.—
The Performance sill tionsasesce precisely at Soren.
BOUM 74.; Seemed Prim 3s. 64.—Pit 3s. &I.; Second
Trice R..—Loser Gallery 21.; Second Price le.—Uppee
17%1 ler y Is.;Sccond Price ed. _ _ _

The Box 4tilice will be open from Eleven till Five &Clock
.—Pticcs to be taken of Mr. Iltolwell, Box Book-keeper.
I'm or Boxes to be had (ni,zht ly) of Mr. Spring, who is ap-
p,• 'led Comptroller of the Kos-Office Receipts, Ibe Private
Myr!, and Ticket Department, as well as the general arrange-
nirnt of the Doors.
London, England, 1819-10-04

lIOMR MARKETS.

—ram—
WINDSOR, Octontit 2.
Wheat, p.ld. 121 Os to 191 Its I Rean►, per qr. 40. to 441
Harley, per qr... 34. to 40a Pease SO. to !V..
Oats

READING, Gramma 2.
Wheat
Barley
Beans
Old Wheat . ..

STAINES,

. - -
Wheat.. 131 10s to 191 —a Pease, per qr..... —a to —a
Rye
Oats, per qr.... 27. to 30• Beans 42s to ....111

_ _ •
CA111.1)1'011 D. Ovroent 2.
Wheat
Barley ..... 33. to 37.1 Beaus
Bread ls 10d

A Requisition for a meeting to take into coosis.
devotion the late proceedings at Mauclmiter,
by upwards of thirty respectable inhabitant
keepers of the town of Lewis, was, a few days since,
presented to Messrs. NEWMAN and STU.sitH, 11. e
chief officers of that Borough: Jr.Mr.NFwMert, how-
ever, in imitation of the notable Lord Mat or cf
London, refused to comply with the request of Inc
inhabitants: but Mr. STUARD, with N spirit that
dora him honour, immediately assented, and Aft.
pointed the meeting to he holden on Moodily next
(this do)), at eleven in the forenoon, at the Cow,' ,e
11411 to that town. It is expected to hr very hu-
nierously attended.—(Erightaos iferuld.)
On Monday NM the attnivrrotry tinnier of o'4
Civic ikor tit Society took piece at the Town /Lid,
Oxford, which was honoured with the atteridai,ce
or omit. worthy and unich-resperted Member, JOIIN
ATETNI WRIGHT, Ell. The day was spent wain
great conviviality, and much ',raise is due to tote
Stewards who managed the dinner, fur the excellent
manlier in which it was served up. The Mayor
Elect, JAMES ADAMS, Esq„ was called to take the
by the iniatiiiiintis voice of the company, and
by his conduct proved that no one could pussehly
perform the duties of the office in a better style.
OneNumieoraost::
11174 i,
earn,d
givenp s patriotic ct
the
wenoTariotswi,
cle
Clerk, was
refused by the whole party, and indeed treated '
with the most marked contempt : it was, ** The
whose.
sfst:rd. tin 7
Its
sew
so
uLnoir:louMworhrtahroseLoufadtahtel.
city of

I
London, England, 1819-10-04

hot Mr. Aldine,. Bridles had retssedi to Jo this.
Hod he been left to himself,. he (Mr. Celle') woo
persuaded be would have acted differently. With
respect IN,the rotes of retatipw, it would be a moat
imports,* triumph indeed if .it were door away cal-
together 1. foe.whot wit the• ayatro of rittatinn.
hut biking the choice of the Court of Aldermen ?
This was. at best. as Mr. J. H. Tooke had said, to
make • choice out of a bolt et o► rotten oranges.
He trusted the Livery would, on this occasion.
prove they were a body of men who would not give
nee one iota of their rights; and, as the best mode
of protecting them, that they would elect Messrs.
Aldermen Thorp ■nd Wood.

FOREIGN INT E L LIG ENC E.
London, England, 1819-10-04

POLICk.

M IN•TON Otrir.

Suitor:lay an Ide,lc, but very r►sneerxble looking man,
allovi Hen. v. was charged with haves; obtained
Wool nnikr fal,e pi • fences.
Smith, Cs+ who resides at 14, Arundel-street. UR
that a few week. since hr was al the Clarendon Hotel, in
company with Captain Wilton, when the Prisoner present-
ed himself, mid described himself as the collector of sub-
scriptiuot to a charitable institution. He handed the Cap-
at the same time agile, a hook, in which were enrolled
the simnel of persona of the heat diatinttiuti and fishinn.
He beeg►tl the Captain to add his to the unallarr. The latter
remarked to the Prisoner that the seines were all in the
same hanJ-writing. The Prisoner said that the book wat
a copy of the orieisial entries made by the clerk. The
Captain neatObtieed the appearance of the names of
• Wash. who be knew ware Owned. Ilse Prisoner ittl%Werlll
Olt ity SA) itoz that they had antlaiwised agent.. The
riots of the Captain were thee removed, and he paid the
Prisoner 21. In a few days lIMPTIIIIfaII he called at tln• 111S1 i-
llation, moil lie very soon learnt that the whole 111%1A an impo-
sition. He met the Prisoner on Thursday, chile pasting
through the City, and haul him ternrol.
The laird Mayor reprobated the conduct of the Pritoncr
in warm terms, but said the charge was uut within his

l'he Prisoner was conreyed to Puw.street.

GUiLDRAt L.

Satnrday 77i nsior Rlarl:l,,orn, a ragged-looking boy, eleven
ve✓rs oil, 111 s.) belongs to ihe ging of young shirr; '4 inf.-st-
ile! floor-bow and the n. whhourhooil of Barbican., wus
brought no on a charge of tilettiog a tinder box from 11w
slop wist;!ow of a Mr,. Illitetwr, in f.nng•lane. The pour
woman said, she was hrldsirl her shirr, and law the ►oy take
the tinder-box from the woOIOW, 31111 el,"1. it 1.1 a 13lier lids
who was with him. She psirstord the Thief, overtook him,
pool giTir him in custody. The iiiider.lnix way of eery little
s•tf•tr, not more than nil.; lint she was rubbed ahnor.t
of some article or oilier by thew. boys. The property not
iwior found opens him, awl the woman having lost sight of the
/oh, for a Illittleir In the pursuit, the t virlenee 11":14 and deem-
e.l sufficient to convict him of the robber), hut he wac um-
out led Tor one moult, to hard labour in Bridewell, as a rogue
rota *sag:awed, and a suspected continuo pilferer.
London, England, 1819-10-04

ATTRIPTED SUICIDE.

Slitiolny evening last, hetaren fire and via o'clock, se 37r.
Parke., of Pic-ester, and Mr. VV. Purdue, of lloliwell. in Ox-
ford, were rrtorninir from Difficult to Mender in a gig, they
observed a woman at a ;:itte sitar Yariston in a knetlin4 pus.
tore; at the acme instant n emintryman was crossing the
fit Id towards this gate, to %shirt' he discovered sloe was 111811.
pearled by the neck with a cord. They immediately alight-
". and col her Joon : she appeared trite dead, and miCI,
except her head. Vpiin Mr. Purdue kromuiag the entd front
bee neck, he perceived a motioN in her throat, which its-
slimed him nod his friend to eudeavour to restore animation,
by robbing the temples, &c. After an I 1111 l r's exertion, they
ancceed•d m restoring her to life, lint she was not in a state
of sensibility till the following morning. She 1. now at
Vai nom completely recovered, and Wholes to give any cr.
coma of heiseif. In :he hope or her friends seeing
this nc-
ruuut, we g.s r a abort description of her person : she ap-
pear. about 2r years of age, middle stature, sod clout made;
had sin a straw bonnet, with while riobesas, Woe spotted cot-
ton gown, made clime to the neck. and black stotkint.
London, England, 1819-10-04

PARIS PAPERS.

Phil,, Itrivessit 29.
Or the 254 of this month three officers and one 1r the
°worn of the ship Atalanta were arrested at Borriteaux. It
is said that they were parties to tLe Metal etrilP22,2l "r 2
vessel, The object of which seat prove very iajertoes to the

of Soordearo.

Letters from Csdis, of the 10th of September, vial,. that
Ilse yellow fever continues to exercise the greatest rarmees in
the Isle of Leon, and plant it has extended itself even to the
town of Cadiz, where hitherto it had been scarcely iserreived.
The mortality is the isle of Leon amounted on the etb to
57 Penton t on the btb to 46 i on the 6th to 40 ; and on
the 7th to 35.

• PAM SEPTFMOKR 31%

tier Royal Flightless the Ditches. of blept
very little during the night before last, was much
agitated and feverish. But it is hulled that this
access will noon tertusoste. Mademot,elie coatii"les
in very good health.

The Tribunal of Municipal Police will on
Thursday next grant a third atidiesiee iu the com-
plaint of calumny preferred by Sir Jamrii Crawford.
Her Majesty the Queen of Spain arrived at
Nismes on the evening of the 210. She iturpofril
to set nut on the following morning fur Nlontl•rllirr.
His Excellency Cortland Malvasia, Almonlie
Legate at Itavemies, died there on the 12th of
September, aged 71 parr,

VIENNA, ‘FPTEMBER IS.

Died here, on the loth instant, 1,01111
Prince de Gorixage, Duke de Castiglione, the
lost of the illustrious House of Nevei whir) had
produced two Emr►esses, and a Duchess cf
rains. From this House, both by the paternal and
maternal line, the Ernlw►ur Leupiilil W:10 derived.
It was allied to all the Sovereigns in Christendom.
On Monday, the 13th, the hereditary Prince of
and Prince Ferdsuand of Orange, Irft this
cepital. The Emperor has evinced the greatest
affection towards these two Prince., particularly in
the Hereditary Prince of Pomona, to whom he is
extremely attached.

FRANKFORT. SEPTFDIBER 21.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke mud Disches
of Cambridge, (living powsed srveral weeks in the
bosom of the fomily of his Highne-s the Latidocrove
of (Jesse, et Rumpenheim, depart to-morrow fur
Hanover. The Leudgreve will immedialey return
to Cassel. These three illustrious per:lounges or-
rived here the rimy before yesterday, end dined ut
the house of the Count de Buol-Schouenstrin, Mi•
nister.Presideut of the Diet.
London, England, 1819-10-04

DEATH OF MAJOR BROWNE, n

irhis Officer, its a M of entolal sleraogement, pot a pert.el
to his existence, at Isis house, Charlton Gravel pat., soar
Woolwich, Kept. EVII.IIII anxiety and deletion of mind
was Ihe cause of this melancholy catastrophe. Hr isifl etell
four stirs tVhi wanuds wish a dirk on hi. body. Having for
some time me•litati.l his own deadens-Isom every thing was
removed front his room wish which it was thought possible
for loin to ssimniit the act ; boo, unfortunately, an old disk
I esn.iiised, whirls supported a pithier, and was nut ohaeryed.
Alsip...l.h his Mirth cts are stated to be much derailed prior
to the art, it is sail, that whets assistance was brought te
ruprcol a determinating to ',new the attempt, st Mow
already made shonhl fail; and although really is. a state of
detarlecolcal of mind hr seems to have very coolly made up
his se.til 11l •lin to tpiit life by ;Oa owls hand. A treat pecu-
niary loss is the alleged rause of his insanity. He dar•diu
Thursday bight, after suffering severely fur many hums.
London, England, 1819-01-22

I.I:SSIONAL ORDERS,

On the wohun of the CUANCELLOIL of the EL.

CHEQUER, the Sessional Orders were read, and
Committees of Privilege, &e. appointed.
THE SPEECH.
The SPEAKER then addressed the House in the
following terms
" I have to argisaint the Howse, that this House has tires,
in the Goose of Peers, by desire of the Lords Commissi )))) ers
app fed limier the Great seal, one of whom was the Lord
Cisaiirellor, who pronounced the following speech, of which,
to prevent mistakes, I have obtained a copy."
(The speoker then read the Speech, for which
see Lords' Report.)
London, England, 1819-01-22

LORD BACON.

This day i, published, printed in a superior stale of rte.
iu 12 vols. foolscap Aro. price 31. 12s. in extra
boards, ellridlCll with Portraits, a New Edition of
WORKS of FRANCIS BACON,
Lord High Chancellor of England.
London Printed fir M. JOllleh, and sold by Sherwood,
Neely, and intw, Paternoater.ron.
Tins Work, without its elitist fur enlarging the mind and
giving it new ideas, is thug spoken of by Br. Watson, late
Bishop of LansLiti, ill I. admirable Work, entitled,
" Anecdotes of his Life," &c.—" Lord Baton opeued the
1111C111114 of all science, and had sorb a comprabaa, ray of
thinkisig upon ererie subject, flint a familiarity with his
writings cannot fail of being rurierisively 'sacral, es there are
00 le II y abrewd oh,iervatioiss convening bunco nature dis-
persed through his Works."
London, England, 1819-01-22

THE RANK.

Sir JAHRE he wished to ask
whether toe Report of the Commissioners appoint-
ed to ierptire into the means of diminishing the
counterfeiting of Rank notes had been published ?
Tli• CHANCELLOR of the ExcHeautz said, that
the Report of tli- Commissioners had bern laid be•
rote the Prince Ree,esit, and would be shortly laid
he- rttre the• /louse.

Sir JAMFS MACKINTOSH said, he wished to know
31t what paritcular tune ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EZCHEQUER—" In 11
•ery few .156y0."
THE WINDSOR ESTABLISHMENT.
►lr. Ttaarseir said he did nut understand the
precise meaning of that part of the Speech which
alluded to the measures necessary to be taken in
respect to his Majesty in consequence of the death
of the Queen. He wished to know whether it was in-
tended In decrease the heavy establishment at Wind-
sor, or whether Ministers merely intended to bring
forward some measures relating to the care of his
M•sjesty'• person ?
The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER said, that
the tvirroutre intended to be brought forword would
relate as well to the care of his Majesty's person as
to the situation of the Household.
Mr. Timms' sa►d, what he wanted to know

ums, whether MitiOters inteii:led to fiK the animal
expeuditure of the Windsor Establishment
The CHAWCILT.OR of the EICIIIIQUEIL said. that
• proposition would he shortly submitted to the
House on the subject.
The House then adjourned.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENC.E.
London, England, 1819-01-22

THE CARE OF THE KING'S PERSON.

IYliile;llei louse was iii a state of confusion after
the drri•i of the former question, the Earl of
I.writenot., as well as we could collect, gave no-
tice, that on Monday next lie should bring down a
comirsuilication to the House relative to that part of
the Lords Commissioners' Speech, in whist it is
rtcommendril to Parliament to devise measures fur
the care or his Alajesty's sacred person.
The House then adjourned.
London, England, 1819-03-10

IRISH TANNERS.

Sir H PAIIINFLL presented a Petition from the Tanner, of
the 9necil'a Cnnuty against the Excise linty upon Tanned
Leather.—Laid uti the table.

GALWAY PETITION.

Mr Pert. moved that the consider-m.oo of thr Gahrey Pr.
Ittons hr tlrfrs rrd Irvin the 19th of Mas eh to the 4th of Nay,

on aecunnt of the great inconvenience to which the partie,,
whose attendance was required, would be exposed by conning
over to attend the Committee at the time fixed, is their
.4...izes would take place on the 27th of March.
Mr. Ilivav asked why a nearer day than the dth of May
cou•il not be fitted? The earliest day was always required So
COI` I a Of this kird

Mr. PISS. n plied that the Faster holidays intermitted,
•nd theocrae the further delay was necessary.
Mr. WA txprcased himself satisfied with this enpl.i.
nation.
London, England, 1819-03-10

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Limcouesirm,
Tvr.sumr, RlAnen 9.

His Honour the Victi..CliaucEt.t.oß war occu-
pied until one o'clock in hearing causes for further
directions, of no interest except to the parties con-
cerned. His Honour haring gone through the
paper, he rose at that hour.
London, England, 1819-03-10

TIIR WINING RING.

Yesterday was the day appointed fur making good the
whole of the stake.inissiey fur the grail pugilistic combat 1111
the 4th of May, between Randall and Martin. There was a
willing match at purloins and other substantial things, at
the Goat, is Lower Grosvenor street, upon the occasion.—
Lord K— being absent from town, and some circum-
stances on Martin's side, caused much betting sin Monday,
That the match would nut be completed; and as no forfeit
could take place mild twelve o'clock last night, we are nut
enabled until our twat to slate further particulars.
Lind balks Randall 1511/. to 100!. and many think
the odds tun much against a good man, el inure than a simile
weight heavier.
Dunaelly, the Irish Champioo, after sparring with Carter
through Lancashire auJ iFe adjoining counties, is on his
way to the nietropoiss, to try his lack in the London ring;
and as be is nut thought much of here, it is said that a Life
Guard's man will be pus ked mai fur him. Duunelly is to be
at Burn's, in Windmill-street, uu Thursday eveoisg, tar
Carter forfeits a stakisl is Billfla'S hands..
Caster is gone 011 a 'Tarring exturvlim to Northampton-
store. It is said that Spring's Mlllll., 100 guineas, will be
ready to ►take to fight ham, but the knuising wire jeer at it.
There is a new man in the back-pound spoken of as able
to take the fight out of all the present race, big and little. He
is a fit parson to try Donnelly. '

POLICE.

SOW4TRIIIIT.

Widenlay John Brown', alias Wheeler, and William
Barnard, writ. changed with conspiring together to rob
M.. :1; iblett, of Gloiscestershite. The Prieiniers, it appeared,
played otV the old trick on Mr. N. of dropping a puce',
containing a Giros., winch Sheathes Primmer picked up, and
fates inviting ohe go-06.mm into • pahlic.honse, endeavoured
to obtain a' sum of money from bins as hos share of the
pretended priae.--They were admitted to bail.

FgOM LAsr.rucurs cAzErrE.

Croten-011ice, Matte 0, 11119.
London, England, 1819-03-10

CITY BUSINESS.

The Lord Mayo► yesterday held a Court of Alde►men'
for the dispatch of public hominess, which was attended by
sixtevu Aldermen, the Recorder, Sheriffs, and City Officers.
The Right Reirrenil Father in God, the Lord Ri.hrip of
Oxford, was retreated to preach the Spital Sermon on Easter
Monday next, at the Parish Church of Christ Church, New-
gate street, before the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, cud Gower-
flora of the several Hospitals, and the Rev. Mr. Crowther
was requested to grout the use of the Church upon that or-
ciaion.
Mr. Wm. Drake, one of the attorney's of the Ma►or's
Court, attended, and alienated his place to Mr. John Caster,
who was sworn into the said office.
Tru bars of gold, weighing about 1,900 ounces, were
sworn of for expintat ~,,, .
A Gentleman from the Auditor's Office attended with one
yeses Orphans' Account, which was allowed.
The Court was uccupisd fur some lime in hearing a com-
plain, against one of the brokers, which was ultimately dis-
missed
The Court unanimously voted their Thanks in the Rrv.
J. Sampson, Chaplain to the Lo►d Mayor, for his Sermou
preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, on Plow Suuday last.
London, England, 1819-03-10

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LONDON,

WEDNESDAY. lemma 10, 1119.

Last night Lord Curt presented the Report of
the Cul 1111 l ittee appointed to try the merits of the
Iliortisiaple Election. 'The Cutitinittee have de-
clared, that Sir M. M. Loves it not duly elected,
but that Nit. OMII4IIIIEY it a sitting Member.
The Committee further state, that the agents of
Sir M. M. Loves have been guilty of bribery and
treating, roil that such corrupt practices were dis-
closed **require the serious consideration of the
House. The new writ for a Member in the room
Sir NJ. M. Lort.s it delayed for the purpose of
teetkiiiK this investigation, and the minutes of evi-
dence taken before the Committee were laid before
the House.

Mr. OLVITATE gave notice, that he would, on
the Vil April, bring the Catholic Question under
the consideration of the House.

Sr have received Pohl Papers of Saturday last.
The Moniteur contains an Ordinance of the Kum,
colimitutiog 59 new Peers, including those who
hail hers' deprived of their seats by the Ordinance
of the July, 1815. In this new list we find
the names of SOULT, SUCIIIET, DAVOVST, RAPP,
KrthEamAn, JOURDAN, Rstu.e, I.sroun-Nisu-
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in a cliaibe and four, with dispatches from Florence.
The Duke of YORE held a Levee yesterday, at
his Office in the Horse Guards, as Commander in
Chief.

.......___
Lord CASTLEREAGH continues at his seat at
North Cray, till after the funeral of Lady ELLEN.
UOROGGH.

The LORD CHANCELLOR. we ■re happy to hear,
i. considerably better. The pain has much abated,
but it it not expected he will preside iu Court for
aeon dry..
London, England, 1819-03-10

REVNION OF THE CRIMINAL LAW.

B.r W. Geist presented * Petition from Yarmouth, pray.
tug for a atm ))))) of the Criminal Law.—Referred to the
Poisons' Committee
81r. WALL presellivol a Petition from Guildford, praying
for • Ferisuiti of the Criminal Lie —Referred to the
C
The Marquis or TAVISTOCK presented a Petition from
IW...dorm, p.a)ing for a reel: of the Criminal Law.
Mr. Caters presented a Petition to the Name effect from
Petitioss were refereed to the Prison*.
Committee.
London, England, 1819-03-10

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NEMBERS ILLTURNED TO litliVit 111 THIS PIIEIBST

PARLIAMENT.
Ihrrough of Lisburne—Horace Seymour, Esq. Captain in
his lllajrsoys 111. s Urges. Hut of Life Guards, in the room of
John Leslie Foster, Esq. who besug Flamm • Burge*. for the
said Borough, awl also a Barges. fur the Borough of A.-
mach, hails 'mole los election to seise fur the said SoreN,ls
..f Armagh.

Ltoroupit of fresPrd—Captain Henry Evans. of the Royal
Navy, in the Awn of Richard Neville, Esq. wbu ba. accept-
ed the office of &cheats's. of Ulste►.
County of Tipperary—The Right Honourable William
Regan-11, of Marlfieß in the said county, one of his Ma-
jrsty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and Colonel of hi•
Majeity'a Tipperary Restiment of Maws, in the room of
Riehasd Ti.rount Cahir (now Earl of (,iengal), culled up to
the House of Peers.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

(VP, of Ordnanc, Meirrh_ll. 181 g.

Royal Recisnriut or Artillery.
Fir Lieutenant Irwin Whitt) to be Second Captain—dated

October 23, 1818.
Steund I.lessimatil Philip Locke Foote to he First Dente-

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Gentleman Cadet S.imuel James Lougmore to be Second

Lieutenant—dated mg above.
Firot Lieutenant Wellman Munru to be Steam! Captain—

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Second Licuienant Vs. L. Richards to be rust Lieutenant
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Coomistimu signed by the Lord Lieu4,4o of 14e County
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Ist Regiment of Somerset Militia.
John Fin Punlett in he Colonel, rice the Earl Poulett, de.
ceased—dated Ftbruary 23, EMS.
Id Regiment of Somerset Militia.

Sir Thomas Buckler Lethbridge, Ram to be Colonel, vice
Lund VISCOIIIII notion, sow Earl Poulett—dated as above.
London, England, 1819-03-10

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11Idea of tine
mid lollile lily the Murry .-Ort r rota !••P'
Sir M. 11' RI suppegeted the elating.
lord Emiludrox mph, that obsteittous as the Bill was, he
would support it. if it were Hedvig to a ornate* time. said
Wit only to affect the elsaturbriltubseities; bat he thee&
it very unjust, that browse parts .if forksbire or Lours-
shire weir disturbed. that Hie Whole poultry shollel be
visited aulb the heavy rPltaltiA i;f the Rill.
Lord Mitmou followed no die same ride.
Mr. /arm, llaetibttlft n suilsorird the elates.
Mr. Illaitutrt.a coosiatrreal that it iros wettest, to Wish,
the proeisoios of the bill Verret.
Mr. BAltitalt stippotted the clause. He thought II Used
that the isinocent and peaceable should suffer fur the eio-
kat, set others.
Mr. R Coolies considered that he was supporting the
interests seed lihortios of his constioseats by erotism hi make
the Hill r►ner•l in its apostasies.
Mr. Paltalitt.L supported the elause.
Mr. Horgittaasox suet, he would certainly move that Ire-
laud should br 'sculpted from the provisions of the
He would certainly divide the Horse arum it, and lw expect-
retitle support of every hoarse and indepeolleot man its that
ft/line. Freitag us lie did,' high resiwci fur the Right Hon.
'Gent. (Mr. Giant), whose Iliadic conduit was su winch
Mired in Ireland, he felt • deep anti sincere regret, seat fur
'lnland. fur She cuisilart of the Right Hm.. Gent-could not
tisateristly 'rive eriojiser her—hut he frit a regret for the rho.
Carter of that Right Hon. Gentleman, In hear the speech he
latsessoireated that night. How hr could justify his support
of that steamer—bow he could justify his attempt to visit it
on the loyal and peaceable hiliabatauts of Irelsad was fur
him to explain.
Mr. R. Nairn* (of Galway' said, that least he should
die that bight, he felt it necessary, in order to justify she
character of his memory-0s lattpk)--tu ikciarri that he
most positively 'mold appose the swollen of the Ho.. Gen-
tleman (Mr. Huiehisilion). He was assisted that he was per-
forming an act of patriotism to Ireland. in maintaining that
the provisions of the Bill should be extruded to that coun-
try. He would my, that he was its the habit of attending as
many public airciiiirs as the Hua. Mister for" Lantrea,"as
he called it himself —(Loud and continued roars of laugh.
ter.)—Yet he leas not the ku disposed to support the Bill. t
Sir R. C. Fraotoou said, that the Hoa. alerolser from'
Ireland coorideeed it an act of patriotism to extend the Bill
to that cusentry. He would say, from such patriotism, good
Lord deliver us! He supported Ilasebsisse.
The House then divided on Lord A 's clause, whim
there appeared—
For the clause
Agsiost it

140
tm. brought up as serpent of the

aansber fif Crisakinal Infatuations lied by the Attorney-Gem.
eel for the years 1818 snd 1819, which were ordered to lie ea
Ike table.
The House adjourned at ONE O'CLOCK this morning,
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PORTSMOUTH RACES.

The Portsmouth Town and Garrison Races were held on
Huriidessi Down on Tuvo.loy and Wednesday. The coarse
selected un this occasion is not that on which the races were
last year run ; it is a yes y superior one, the spot affording
not wily good turf, but so cuitimauding a view for the spec-
tators main enable them to have sight of the horses threeglw
out the hem. The company was more numerous ow the
best than un the second day; but on each, It was fashiona-
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race, but that was an exceedingly well contested one, it
having been won at the fourth heat by Non-Conductor.
1 lie ball at the Green-row Room■ ou the evening of the
aecouti day's teeing was well attended.
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TUESDAY, sEPTISIBER 14.
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Cal. Wynelleans'a Ruse 2
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