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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-29

FEVER AT CADIZ.

Council Office, Whitehall, Sept. 6, 1819.
Stn—Referrimr, you to Lord Chetwynd's Letter of the
Mk ultimo, wherein certain rrrrrrr of precaution were
il,ructed to be taken with respect to vessels arriving at any
of the purl. of this kingdom from Cadiz; I am now in con-
sequence iif the receipt of later advices from Cadiz, con-
firming the intelligence of a malignant fever having made
its appearance at La Isla de Leon, near Cadiz, to signify
the desire of the Lords of the Privy Council, that the Cons-
missiuners of his Majesty's Customs will give the necessary
instruction' to their officers at the several poets of this
kingdom, to pot the quarantine qoestions to the masters of
all vessels coming from, or having tonched at. any port be-
tween Gibraltar or Cape St. Vincent, and that the answers
to such questions may be trmismitled to me for their Lord-
ships' considers lion and directions; the vessels to remain
under qiiiimatine until they *ball be released in doe coarse
therefrom.
(Signed) JAMES BULLER:
George Delavaud, Esq. Sec. Sr.c. &R.

THE TURF.

ABERDEEN RACES.

These races were attended by a very numerous assemblage
of the Nubility and Gentry of the adjoining countiee. as well
as many distinznished ►trangers from all parts of the coon-
try. The ordinary and ball, on Tuesday, were attended by •
great display of beauty and fashion, amounting to nearly
200; and, on the succeeding days of the meeting, the com-
pany were equally numerous. In the absence of the Earl of
Kinture, Loid Strallsaven was appuinted Preset; and the
harmony, hilarity, and good humour which prevailed
throughout, were highly creditable to his Lordship and the
Stewards, as well as to the Hon. Colonel Ramsay, the Serge-
tat", a hose attention to the amusements of the wed., and
the indefatigable activity and spirit with which he conducts
the affairs of the meeting are above all praise. The con-
course of spectators assem►led at the races was very great,
particularly ou Friday, when, perhaps, nut less than 20,000
were present.
The race. were the beet that had been witnessed for many
years The horses being superior and well matched, the
greater part of the heats were very keenly contested, and is
I instances the race was won by a length of the horse,
ur a even neck, affording ow the whole excellent sport.
Aso Hillocky accident, which happened on Friday, by Mr.
Barclay. (Ury) horse falling in the word heat of the race,
rode by Gentlemen, for a time occasioned great anxiety,
until it was known that, although considerably stunned by
falling on his head, be did not appear seriously injured, and
as able to walk some little distance to a carriage, it order
to he conveyed to his lodgings. We are happy to my Mr.
Barclay is now recovered.
London, England, 1819-09-29

TO THE LIVERY OF LONDON.

GUITLZY/EII,
ON Wednesday newt, conformably to ancient
custom, you will have to exercise your right to elect
your Chief Magistrate fur the year emoting; on which ores-
" my name will be submitted to your coosideration to
serve is that high oilier. I beg leave to assure I would sot
willingly shrink from the duties of that important station,
but, at present, concerns of a private nature will unavoid-
ably employ so great a portion of my time, that I am in-
duced humbly, yet confidently, to hope that my services
army not he required on this occasion. Desirous, however,
of employing my humble abilities is the service of my fel-
low-cisme.% I Inset she lime will sows arrive when I may
have the honour to solicit that support which I am sow
anxious to decline.

I have the honour toile, Gentlemen,
Your very obedient and moat faithful Servant,
CHRISTOPHER MAGNAY.
College-hill, 17th Sept. MC
London, England, 1819-09-29

DI VI DEN I'S.

Nov. 4. W. Wainewright, of Liverpool, and S. Fraser, R.
Vime, and J. Low, jou. of New York, merchants, at ten, at
the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Masielwster.
Oct. 29. T. Finsbury, of Lawreere•strert, Chelsea, Middle-
sex, tailor, at twelve, at Geildhall, London.
Oct. 2. J. Mown, of the Old City Chambers, Bisbupagate-
street, London, merchant, ■t teas, as Guildhall.
Oct. 2. T. G. Richmond, or Church-gtrret, Rotherbillie, Sur-
r.%, wharfinger, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon.
19. I'. Nutt, orrichborne-streel, Piccadilly, Middlesex,
hatter, at ten, at Goildbntl, London.
Not. 2. T. J. Lailea.ier, of Cateatou-street, London, mer-
chant, at twelve, at
0' I. 27. T. W. Poynter, laic of Falmouth. Cornwall, mer-
chant, at krt., at Ilw Albion Hotel, Manchester.
CERTIFICATES.—Orroara 19.

J Crorkits, .ea. and E. Crockitt, of Dibdale, Stafford,
irouttetarters.—T. Parkinson, um. of Mill-place, :.ineoln, T.
Patkntson, jun. of Kingaton.opoo.Hull, and J. Lilley, of
rumlimas's. York, raffmterchanta —W. A. Belt, of Great
Dritli,td, Yolk, earrirr.--J. Wirdairk, of Mill-street, Lam.
brae, Surrey, iron-foondrr --S. Hawkins, of Milton, Port.
SCA, Southampton, dealer —J. Bee, now or late of Work-
sop, Nottingham, blitrher.—ll. It. Fanshawe, of Addle.
street, Aldermanhury, London, trimming-manufaeturer.—
C. Longstaff, of kingaton.o poo-H till, merchant.—E. NI tom-
ford, of Liverpool. ailversrotth.—T. Hepke and H. O. von
Pout, late of Si. Mary'a.bill, London, merchant..

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

13. Clarkson and G. Blamdutrd, of Cavill.ll4ll, wear How.
den. Twk, timbei-merekints, September 14, 1819 —T. Con-
mat and T. Undertun, or Old street-road, Shorediteb, plumb-
erg, June 30, 1819.—R. Shaw nod R. Shaw, jun. of Gilbe►t's-
buildin;s, Wertmin.ler.road, Surrey, winr.merelsauts, Sep-
tember 23, 1819.—F. Osborne awl H. Hall, of Church.lane,
Whileclurprl, carpenters, September 24, 1819.—J. Jeffer-
son, of Wslrertou. mud T. Reed, W. Reed, and J. Reed, of
Wigton, Cumberland, entto”-manufaelllfers. Selswinbet

1819.—J. Willard and W. Willard, jun. of Bognor, Sim.
sex, butchers, November 15. 1817.—W. Headley and D.
51:die, of Leeds, York, printers, September 23, 1819.
C Alimony, W. Pattering, C. J. Magnay, W. Pickering, jun.
and W. Mammy, of College-hill, August 14, 1819.—C. Mr-
nay and W. Pickering, of Dublin, August 14, 1819.—W.
Heath, G. Ashness, and W. T. Heath, of Well-romt, Cheap.
side, London, stationers, June 20, 1819.—C. Godmond
mid W. Black, of Earl-street, Blackfriars„ London, rotor.
treys, September 27, 1819.—A. IVueidimad and K. Kenyon,
of Exichauge-streit, Manchester, stationers, June 29, 1819.
S. Cock, W. Bush, and J. Willisnottof Battersea, mslisters,
September 21, 1819.
London, England, 1819-09-29

PRINCE LEOPOLD.

About nine o'clock, on Thursday morning ! is
Royal Highness, accompanied by the Earl •st List-
derdale, walked out with the intention of vi-win
the town privately, hut on reaching the
Office he rim. recognised, slid a great crowd .prti! 'y
collecting, he was compelled to return to the ow",
In the fat ellooll his Royal flightless visited to"
gister Office, the Gaol, the Observatory. alai Nes*
son's Monument, accompanied by the Lord Pio*
vast, the Lord Advocate, the Earl of Lauderdale,
Sir Patrick Walker, &e. After inspecting the
Gaol, his Roys.l Highness walked along the north.
west-side of the Calton-hill to the Obstrvatory, sod
from thence to the Monument, where the rimy per.
took of an vlegatit collation. His Royal Ilightorso
ascended to the top of the Nlmiuni.ut, and nu.
peared to survey the beautiful scenery %%oh much
interest.

Mr. Henry Mackenzie, the venerable author of
The .Vatt of Feeling, was introduced at the ua:.ocu'il.
desire of his Royal Highness, who continued its
conversation with him for upwards of an hour. Tile
day being remarkably line, a great number of spec-
tators were on the hill, who so crowded around his
Royal Highness, that it was with some thilleolty he
could obtain a passage through them. Iti the al.
ternoon lie dined with the Earl of Hopcotiii, at
Hopetoun-house, and returned to the London lintel
at ten o'clock in the evening. Yesterday ruorMug.
at six o'clock. his Royal Highness took his depar-
ture, and, notwithstanditi,g the eat liners of the
hour, a considerable crowd had assembled. We
understand that he intended to reach Carlisle last
night, and on his route was to cop at Melrose
Abbey, to view the beautiful rain ; he was elm to
poy a visit to Mr. Walter Scott, at A bluitsferd.
From Carlisle he proceeds to Lowther Castle, the
seat of the Earl of Lonsdule, in Westmorland, and
thereafter to Trentham Hall, the seat of the Mar-
quis of Stafford.
From the flattering reception the Prince has ex-
perienced during his tour in Scotland, and 510 much
is he pleased with the country in general, ti: it it is
said he has signified his intention of rurclrong
shouting cottage to reside in during the Niortilig
season, and that he intends to return hither is two
years.
His Royal Highness Prince Leopold sent twenty
guineas to the Minister of Alvie, to he distributed
among the poor in the immediate vicinity of
rara.—(Edinburgh Paper.)
London, England, 1819-01-15

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY,

The ilerim, for the Speedwell sinsimrliag weasel, on board
at Plyuuwlh, fLecalls Nu. 22, Arundel-street, Strand.
The Magnet, Star, Charm-11, and Netley, fur the Somers
and Ohio, on Tuesday, the 1911, instant, at No. 4, Clement's
1,11. RrcIII% same place, every Tuesday and Saturday, for
:twee months.

Tire officers and companies of his Majesty's ships sod
vent!, and ruy3l marines, employed under the cuirmositil of
Admiral Lord Viacnunt Keith, ou the North (-oast of Spain,
in the years 1812, 1813, and 1814, will be paid their propor-
tions of the present grant according to the period of their
respective services, on Wednesday, the 13111 instant, at N 0.9,
New Broad-street. Recalls seem place every Wednesday
mid Thursday.
London, England, 1819-01-15

FASITIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Bart and Countess of Coventry abd family are ex-
pected to return to town iii a few dap from their seat,
Streatham.
The Earl of Limerick is arrived at %is house is Mansfield-
street, from his seat, Brickhill, Bucks.
Marquis Cornwallis is expected iu town in • few days,
from hit seat in Suffolk
Douglas, Esq. M.P. is arrived at the Royal Hotel,
St. James's street, (ruin a tour.
Lord Boyne arrived yesterday at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-
street, from his seat in Shropshire.
The Countess of Schots and the Lidies Molyneox arrived
on Wednesday at their house in drliiigton•street, from their
seat, Cruxleth Hall, Lancashire. His Lordship is expected

in town this day.
Lord Cranburne is expected in town this day from Hat-
field.
The Duke of Norfolk is arrived at his house in St.
Jarnes'i.-aquare, from his seat, Fornhani, Bury St. Edmunds,
Suffolk.
The Marquis of Salisbury is expected to leave town this
day, for the P.avili ttttt Brighton.
The Marquis of Exetrr is expected in town the beginning
of next sweet, from his seat, Burtele), Lincoln,line.
The Bishop of Earnsr and family are expected in town in
a few day*, (info the Palace, Exeter.
liar) Clanwillians arrived yesterday at Warren's New Ho-
tel, Rettf,ll street, from a visit kJ Lord Grantham, mud the
M sigma of Exeter, at their respective seats.
Lord Anson is returned to town from a tour.
Sar Joseph Yorke. Bart. is expected to-morrow at his new
residence in New Builingtuunitreet, (sum his seat, Sydney
Ledge, Hants.
Load Climates rittroy is arrived in town from bis seat iu
Suffolk.
The Countess of Kingston has left town for her seat, May-
place, Kent.
Sir David and Lady Baird and family are arrived at their
new residence in Lower Srymour-street, flout Cheltenham.
The Earl of Rodman age as returned to town from the Hun.
Mrs. Li-3', sent, at Kingston.
Sir Catbert Hcathcote, Bart. is errived at his house in
1.-aneham•place, (mum his seat, Normautun Park, Rutland-
shire.
Viscount Hampden is arrived at his house in Green-street,
Grosirrnor moire, from his seat in Beiles.
1;311 Grosvenor is expected iu town in a few days, from
his seat, Eaton Hall, Cheshire.
Lord Nugent is expected in town this day, from his seat,
Lileys, Bucks.
The Yarkist Goolam Minden Sahib anal suite have left
Brunet's Hotel, Leicester-square, fur their new residence in
Guildford-st.eet, Humeldaquare.
London, England, 1819-01-15

TRIAL BY BATTLE.

This day are published, by J. MAWMAN,3O, Ludgate-street,
price 3s. sewed,
OBSERVATIONS upon the CASE of A MA-
HAM THORNTON, who was tried at Warwick on
the Bth of August, 1817. fur the MURDER of MARY
ASHFORD, shewing the Danger of pressiug Presuniptive
Evidence too far; together with the onto true and mutbeutic
Account of the Evidence given at the Trial, pxansination
of 114 c PtiiUUCT, &C.; and a correct Plan of the Lars ftt (ow.

sTu DENT AT LAW.
It is highly expedient that the Members of the Legislature
and the Pnlilir, before the Attsiruey-General snakes his in-
tended Motion respecting Appeals, should have the insane
of twin: made fully acquainted with all the Evidence given
in Case, from the result of which, in consequence
of Publication% hitherto upon the subject, consisting uf mis-
ciatemeats and suppressions of the Evidence, and misrepre-
sentations of the Learned Judge's Summing-up, arguments
might uthcrwtsc he drawn in favour of Appeals. With Ibis
view, the Lditur humbly submits to Oa Public a full and
tweets /termini of the Evidence gives at the Trial, with
such thiservations upon the Es is of the Gar, proved in Evi-
dence, as have occurred to him upon en impartial, attentive,
and careful cusuadriation of those facts, bulb independeitly
of the Alibi, and also combined with that Defence.
London, England, 1819-01-15

SrEEPLE CHASE.

A ruckiwy eller pie chase, for fifty guineas aside, was reds
nn 1 nrsday, het w. rim twii gentlemen, of the names a Form.,
and Chryiley, regular rpoitsincis at ■ Corkin, hunt, frust
Ps race course. Mr. Forster, who wag
flrrtiy mounted, prenleolly kept the atildrhill road until he
had in open piece of Rronud, nut, be won is tbirtyd•a
'ninnies, and waited half an hoar fur his competitor, whr,
made a village two miles over hill ground. Mr. Cheyisey at
starling took the runrse which a bird would Ay, sad ars
shipped by the toveofhising of the dikee before lie rude tad

Al A It K
London, England, 1819-01-15

the same.

o.llt. Junes, an old of but young in years, wail
charged with stealing a clock irons thee saaraile-ah; if of Mr.
Law, nephew of the late Lord Egenborongh.
. The Puwnrr wan srprehet.ded last Saturday sennight, by
S Fro aMr the duck is a bag, in rumpus, with an-
other will-lc:ma ir thief, bulb of wh were takers They were
t,maisiled, but as nu owner appeared, they acre discharged;
but by an ailetrirseuteut the property was owned, and Jones
we. re-tall'''.
Margarit Brunton, servant to Mr. Law, in Great Russell-
street, •tattat, that while some Mtn were employed iu taking
away 3 piano-forte, tire street dour beinc °pea, the clock
was stolen from the mantle shelf, is the front parlour, and
she ...srd it intim disitely.
The Pi tuner (whose defenre was dist a geotlentan had
given it I. boa In carry) was fully curuinitted to newgate
lug
London, England, 1819-12-01

NUMBER 5299.

TNIRATRILROYA L. DRURY-LANS.
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Dec. 1,
his blajmity's ft/mem. will net-form the Play of
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Lord Lo‘eti, Mr. Holland ; gir Giles Overreach, Mr.
Irv); itellhorn, Mr. Russell; Allwortb, Mr. Prnley; Well-
.b,, Mr. route; Justice Greedy, Mr. °sherry ; Merrell, Mr.
?cinder,. Lady Allworth, Dirs. Glover; Margaret, Mrs.
Outer.
After which, a new Musical Farce, in two arts, called
THE DISAGREEABLE SURPRISE;
Or, TAKEN UP AND TAKEN IN.
The principal Characters by Messrs. Russell, Hughes, Har-
ks, Farman, Knight, Boller, Ozberry, Mrs. Edwin, Miss
Kelly.
To-morrow, the Comedy of The Road to Rain.
------7MEATRE.ROYAL. COVENT-GA it DEN.
THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Dec. 1,
will be acted Shakspeare's Tragedy of
CORIOLANUS;
Or, THE ROMAN MATRON.
golemos—faros Martins Csiviolantes, Mr. Macready (his
Rii appro. sore is that character); Contistius. Mr. Lisp-
n,,,,; Menenins, Mr. Blanchard; Sirloins, Mr. Coonur ;
Brutus, Mr. Corner. Velsmsuia, Mrs. Peewit ; Vtrgilin, Mos
Foote; Veleta, Mrs. Yale..
Vo:.ciiiis—Tullus Mending, Mr. Egerton ; Volatiles, Mr.

Clirctrwlt.
After it hick 7111 time, a Petits Comeau. in two stets, milled
A SHORT REIGN AND A MERRY ONE.
Ile Public is respectfully iafinmed, that Miss Meeseley
~,,,gn:t.tl for a limited number of nighia, and will make her
f.O arpes,ance in a new Tragedy.

LAST WEEK OF MR. H. JOHNSTON'S
ENGAGEM ENT.
ASTLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE,

Under the Patronage of their Royal Highoesies the Prince
Rrgeut and Duke of York.
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Decem-
ber 1, and during the Week, at Half-past Six **Clock
precisely. 2d tune here, the highly popular Melo-Dramatic
Talr of Enchantment, called
ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES!
HORSEMANSHIP, and PEASANT'S FROLIC!
To conclude with the Equestrian Mein-Dramatic Spectacle of
RICHARD TURPIN,
THE HIGHWAYMAN.
London, England, 1819-09-16

LONDON,
THURSDAY. SEPTE3IBIIII IG, 1819.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT sr.
rved at six o'clock last evening, at Carlton-house,
from his provincial tour.

An impression generally prevails in this country.
fortified by statements occasionally mule in the
House of Commons during the last Session of
Parliament, that the stern adopted by the French
Government,•in pursuance of the Treaty of the
10th of November, 1815, to prevent the slave
trade between the coast of Africa and the colonial
possessions of France in the West Indies, have been
hitherto attended by no results favourable to the
cause of humanity. This feeling was far from be-
iug weakened by the last Report on this subject
from the African Institution, adopted at their
meeting of the 24th of March last, and the high
character of this body, together with their exten-
sive sources of information, invested their statements
with peculiar force and authority. The Govern-
ment of France was, no doubt, in the mind of every
intelligent person fully relieved from any charge of
indifference to the subject, or of a want of good I
faith; but it being well known that uo incomoder-
table portion of French capital was embarked in
this cruel speculation, that the colonial interests of
France were supposed by many persons in that
kingdom to be deeply involved in the surrender
of the trade, and that the strung principle of
philanthropy, which even in Great Britain had
been late in its origin and slow in its growth,
had not vet been felt to any great extent in France

in favour of the unfortunate blocks—apprehension*
in consequence began to be entertained here that
those whom the French Government had commis.
slimed for the purpose of preventing the trade, had
from false notions of political expediency regarded
the perpetration of the crime with iuditference. We
are happy, however, now to learn from the Moni-
teur of Sunday last, that every possible exvi lion
had beets made by the French kcal authorities,
1)0111 civil and military, to enforce the Royal
mince of the Ilth of Jintuary, 1817, and to apply to
all offenders legslly convicted of carrying on .this
I infamous traffic, the denounced by the law
of the 15th ut A ptti, lilt.
1 Our own experience ptcves that the trade slay
London, England, 1819-09-16

PUPILS.

A_
MARRIED and Beneficed CLERGYMAN,
whose number or Pupils is limited to • few, bar
now a VACANCY. Distance from London 12 miles.—
Terms, 150 Guineas per Annum.
',tiers to be directed to Rev. C. D. at Mr. Tripbooler,
23, Okl Boutl-street, Lundou.

BANK OF ENGLAND, Sir?pliant 11, 1819
171 HE COURT if DIRECTORS of the
GOVERNOR aid COMPANY of ,the BANK of
ENGLAND, sire :Volk,.

That a GENERAL COURT will be held at the BANK
on THURSDAY NEXT, the Ifith Inahst, at Eleven
',Thick in the Forenoon, to conside► of ■ DIVIDEND,
%Inch will he one of the Quarterly General Court. ap-
pointed by the Charter.

ROBERT BERT, Beeretarv.

EART INDIA HOUSE, srptraiBB9 15, 1819.
TIIE COURT' of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY or MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,

11,3 i She COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE-
HOUSES will be ready So receive Proposals in Writing,
waled up, on or before WEDN ES DAT, the 29th September,
1819, from such Penman as may be willing to supply the
Company with—.
REGIMENTAL BUTTONS, OFFICERS' CAPS. SOL
DI ERS' CA PS and HELMETS; also, TI LLETs, and

GILT SEALS, for Packing Woollens:
And that the Conditions of the respective Contreela may be
men on application to the Clerk to Ilse said Committee, with
whom the Proposale must be left, before Eleven o'Clork on
the said 29th Semi-tuber, 1819, after which hour the Com-
mitter will mot receive auy

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sartamnrit 15, 1818.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS ofthe
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, (radio, to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,
That the COURT will he ready to receive Proposals in
Writing, on or before WEDNF.SDAY, the 6th October next,
from the Owners of sorb Ships of the burden of iron, 800
Tons and upwards, registered measurement, which have Not
performed more than Seven Voyages to and from India or
China, specifying the rate of freight at which they may be
willing to let such Ship for one Voyage iu the Company's
service.

The Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender" on the cover,
to be severally sealed up, and lift with the Secretary, at or
before Twelve ti Clock at Noon on the said 6th October, be-
youd which bour nu Tender will he received.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

The particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which
the Ships will be engaged for the Compsny's service, may he
had upon applies at the Office of the Clerk to the
Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday next► 20th
Instant.
London, England, 1819-09-16

CORN EXCHANGE. SErrEstnert 15.

We have had some few flesh arrivals this morning, and
a considerable quantity of miss left over from lost day, yet
the sales in ;renewal were store ltritk. Fine Wheat and Oats
sold on full as good term. as on Monday. Malt is in de-
mand, awl supports it. price. Pease and Beans continue
the same as o Monday.

The following was sent to the Mansion-house
yesterday, lir a Gentleman of great respectability :
A Fact.—ibont a fortnight ago some person entered
the house of is Gentleman in Walworth, and stole several ar-
ticles of wearing apparel, which were returned in she same
state in • hie. they were taken, after being kept about ten
days, with the following note. They were brought by •
who was desired to say, if any question was asked her,
she was scot by a poor man, who told her H. leave them ; but
the child confessed afterwards be was a respectable man in
appearance :—" Thank ye, my purpose is answered ; I could
have taken more, but avoid nut; keep your door ►hut is
future; my principle is good, though my poverty is great;
thank yourself for this loss, as it would have been had you
had a less honest thief to deal with.—l soy again, be careful
of your street door."
There was a very full market on Saturday at
Norwich, and a great quantity of Wheat and Bar-
ley was offered for sale ; much of the latter is thin
and coarse, but some of good malting quality was
sold at :His. per quarter.—The show of Cattle was
as large as usual, both Scots and homebreds. The
Sheep-pens were also well fitled, and Lambs sold
well. The half-bred Leicester very much predo-
minate.

PRICE OF

3 per Ct. Cons 70H3t
3 per Ct. N. Au...104a
Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 70
Judi. 80nd5..." e Le 10
HI 9 pr.
°anual 3ll pr.

S YESTERDAY.
E. Bills. 1..5 4 6 die.
Ditto 5me11.... 1 dis.
Ditto 0n0.... 15 dis.
Ditto Endorsed.. 5 dis.
Coos. for Ace. 70k 711
70k 71
London, England, 1819-09-16

IKELAIVD.

DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 11.
The Earl and Countess of Clancarty arrived in
this city on Monday, from the Continent.
The election for a Representative of the county
of Longford will take !dace in the ensuing month.
The Rev. James W. Ormsby, Rector of Castle-
comer, in the (Interim of Ossory, is promoted to the
Collegiate Livisg of Cappagh.
The Masterinp of the Free School of E s.
kale'', now vomit by the resignation of the Rev.
Robert Burrows', will be placed under new
regulations. Tie salary will he rednced, and two
mailman's, with inferior salaries, placed there.
- Sunday Schoob have been established iu the pa..
rights of Drumm:hose and Newtown-Limavady.
It is said that th. Hon. and Rev. Mr. Talbot,
brother to the Lord Lieutenant, wth be the nett
new Bishop.
Sat uitlay Michael Flegersld and Michael

Lynch were hanged nt Cork, fur hurghtry—the
furoncr *aid he wars as innocent as a child.
London, England, 1819-09-16

PRINCE LEOPOLD.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE VISIT OF
PRI ECK LEOPOLD.

We feel an inclination, late as it is, to amend tile
brief mitice of the visit of this illustrious stralc.:er,
to which we were limited in lost publication, and
gratify our readers with a more detailed account of
the manner in which his Royal Highitesa spent a
day, in which he contrived to satisfy every claim of
duty and politeness.
After viewing the magnificent works of the Cale.
(lonian Canal, the Prince proceeded, attended tiv
the Marquis of Huntly. by his Royal
suite, and by Provosts Robertson and Grant, Al; a
visit to Evan Baillie. Esq. lice Member tor Bristol,
at his seat of Doclifour, which is situated at r,-
eastern extremity of Loch Ness, tonal scenery the
most striking and romantic. His Royal Highness
afterwards partook of an elegant collation, cons..t.
nig of preserved tropical fruits, rare wines, coffer,
ices, &c. &c. served up on the richest plate. The
scene of almost oriental splendour and loamy. ex.
Whited within doors, formed a striking contrast
with the lonely situation and modest appearance of
the mansion. His Royal Highness appeared to feel
the contrast, and expressed, in animated language,
his sense of the hospitable attentions ;and gentle-
manly demeanour of Mr. Dmllie, and the delight
afforded him by viewing the romantic beauties of
his sequestered residence.
While the Prince was in the Academy, lie view.
ed through the telescope the singolar twist in the
spire of the gaol, occasioned by the earthquake
1816. lie bestowed his opnrobatiou on Irartitilz
that the higher branches of mathematical scielice
were taught in the Institution, and inquired wlie.
ther any astronomical observatory were connected
with it. During the time the Prince was ill the
Academy, a great crowd, chiefly composed of
lathes, thronged the Hall. anxious to rat.:ll 4
glance from the illustrious stranger.
Prince Leopold arrived at Fort Giturge cn
Thursday morning last. about nine o'clock, and was
received with all the honours due to his illustrious
rank on entering a garrison. A royal *aline loan
the ramparts announced his arrival. ant: another his
departure, a little before eleven o'clock.
In Nairn the bells were rung, and the door of the
Inn at which his Royal Highness stopped was ilea
coroted with garlands of flowers.
On Thursday, the 2d instant, his Royal Ilighnest
Prince Leopold, accompanied by the Nlarquis of
Houtly. and the Gentlemen of his Royal High•
mess's suite. visited Forms. On the approach of the
illustrious stranger- - -- fired frogs
Trafalgar Tr
of a great ct
tsrest excited

Highness arrived
one o'clock, ■nu
•nor, Magistrates,
cil, the Clergy

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litre nge r, a royal salute we* fired fro'd
rower, while the cheers end acclamations
coucoorse of spectators tertiflel the ic-
ed by the Priuta's presence. Ehs Kurd
rrived at Mrs. Mliesn's lon, a little after
, and was received at the door by the Pia.
'trate., and Members of the Town t7nots..
orgy of the Presbytery of Forret!, and

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London, England, 1819-09-16

CONSPIRACY.

James "MIAs, William .11<as, and James Tarry.
were indicted fur conspiring with George Browne,
and divers other persons unknown, on the ldtb Julie
last, to aggrieve, injure, and iu►puverish, H. Charles
Stint, Ewl. M.P. by eudeavouring, wain:tit any
title in them, to get possession or the rents and
profits of certain houses, the property t•f the said
C. H. Shirt, Esq. u► Whitmore-row, Iloxtott, and
wrongfully to dispossess him. the real owner. A
second count charged theta with getting possession
of a barn in the same place, mid cov►uautiug to
pull it down slid sell the tuateriu!s fur their ow►a
use and benefit.

Mr. ANDREWS, who conducted the prosecution,
appliud to the Court tor leave to post pour the t►iat
t►II the next Sessions on account of the disappear-
ance of Browny, whom he described as the u►au►
actor in the plot.
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The CIIAI UM A N refused. on the ground of the in.
jubilee which it would be to the three Defendants of
the bar to lie three months longer in prison should
they subbequelitly be found ceut, and the trial
proceeded.
Janie. Mohbs pleaded Guilty—the two other
Prisoners lint Guilty

It appeared in evidence, that Wm. Mobbs resided
in one of the house. in Whitmore-row, mid had made
some claim to eight of them in the year 1815. Front
that time to the present year his claim had ?Aria—
but about the time nienituned in the nitlictine3l,
he and his brather, by some means got poaseesiun
of one of diem, a barn ;.and in conjunction with
him, and Browne, an attorney, who acted as legal
adviser, represented it to 111 Mr. Blouson, a
dealer in building material., 811 his own, and
irervueded hint to become a purchaser of it, fur
the sake of the materials. The purchase vras
made fur 7s!. livery of scions given, a deed exe-
cuted, 91. paid in hand, and notes of hand pureed
for the ietuailider. Houses* was told that the sooner
he could get down the barn the better ; and ac.
cordingly set half-a-dozen men to work fur the
purpose, at pie o'clock the next morning. At
three in the afternoon, how. ver, Mr. Parry, MT.
Sturt's agent, and a police officer, came to the
spot, stopped the demolition of the bowie, mud
formed Houton that the property was Mr. Stare..
Toffy was not present at the anginal contract fur
the sale of the bum ; but afterwards told the buyer
that the premises belonged to the Mobbas., who
had lately come into them. and that, their title was
perfectly sure and male. He also declared, that
Homan was a coward for not riff); on with *skint!.
down the house, end offered him a gain's if he
would give up the papers and Ins bargain to him ;
and, lastly, served moires out several of the teapots

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'fbere was tin root of ens oaring; apprenetioro roe rri-oner tni stir zits'. ••'. y :11; 'i;
he property. hut it wits found no- charge of the Pro to ans. Oil searching I sod. lii-Stly. sr !veil sboliees on severest of the tersauts
t
to psy thew scut to future to the Diltlbis, owing,
it was stolen lu a place where a box found nothing on in. person. The Pi Winter sande
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London, England, 1819-09-16

DREADFUL SUICIDE.

On Tuesday evening an Inquest was held at the sign
the Coach and Horses, New Norfolk-street, Park.otreet,
Grosvenor-square, before Thomas Higgs Esq. Coroner, on
the hotly of Mr. Thomas Compton, aged 30, who cut his
throat at his residence, the Coach and Horses. It appeared
io the evidence, that the deceased hail been married but three
weeks, and hail newly entered the Owes: honor to commelice
victualler, and had laid nut a considerable portion of his
plumy for that purpose; tinting the last month lee was ob-
served to be much changed in Iris mind, and was guilty
of many inconsistencies which corroborated that opinion.-
-On Satin-day morning he made a singular attempt to de-
stroy himself; he was missing some length of time, which
created an alarm in Mrs. Compton, who, on going into the
cellar with another person to look after the deceased, found
him in a cesspool nearly suffocated. He was taken to his
chamber in a very weak condition. On the Sunday morn-
ing, while in bed, he bad requested Mrs. Compton to
procure hint some tea, she quitted the chamber, and
OA her return with it she was horror struck at finding
her husband prostrate out the floor, on his face, welter-
lug his blood, with his throat cut in • shucking man-
ner, and two razors covered with blood lying by his left
side. Mr. Else,zooil, surgeon, of Park-street, was sent for;
he attended, but the deceased bail completed his object an
effectually that all efforts proved in vain. The. Jury
viewed the body, and being perfectly soliofied with the evi-
dence, remelted a verdict—That the deceased ram to his
death by his aira act, being at the time he cuasinitted it is
a state if mental derange.,,eat.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCR.

ronTsvorTn, orrrriensa 14

Arrived the tinannel. Hook, Mom Finland ; Soled, Ilam-
mensteits, from Christiana; and Brisk, sloop of war, from
the Downs.
Sailed the Camel siomhip, fur St. Helena; nod Venom,
Fuzard, for Havre.
PLYMOUTH, SrPTEMBIIt 13.
Arrived the Brilliant, Robed:, from Havre; Titus, Chit-
lins, from London fur Pernamlies• ; Isabella, Lawry, front
Petersburg's; Mars, Burn, and Cheerly, Richardson, (ruin
Mewl ; And John, Mathewson, from Copenhagen.
Passed by the Ocean, Holmes, fount Januiea fur London.
VALMOUTII, 111rPTRMIIVR 12.
Arrived the Waterloo, Blackler, from Prince Edward's
Island, in 32 Jays.
OVAL, SPPTFAITITR 14.
Panted by the blek of the Gnatiwin Soils, the Gertrude
an Maria, Glszener, from Rotterdam for Marseilles.
Remain in the Dowas the Severn frigate, and Diligence
i East India pilot-yacht.
orrrEment 14.

Passed at the back of the %Vighl, the Wrlhargrr, Meyer,
from Rio Janeiro for Bremen, under jury-masts, having lost
her fore aml main-masts.
Passed through the roads to the westward, the Royal
George yacht.

KINPAIS, SETTFIABFR 7.
Tlw Jane, Brown, from Jamaica fur Glanow, gist un shore
shout a mile to 11w westward of Ilm Galley lieud—the cargo
is expecti.d to be saved, but the vessel will be lust.
London, England, 1819-03-18

MARRIAGE ACT.

Dr. PHILLIMORE rose to wove for leave to
bring in a Bill to amend the Act of the '!6th► of
George 11. commonly called the Marriage Act.
He meant briefly to state the stature of the Bill,
■nd the remedy he meant to apply to its objection-
able parts. lie had a too-fold object in view—
first, to alter the provision with respect to the mar-
riage of minors, by license--mod, id, to alter it
with reference to the marriage of minors, by banns.
As the law stood, a vturriage contracted by any
person, under the age of lI years, without the
convent of his father, or in care he wag dead, of
his mother, or if she wrie deceased, of hi• guardian,
or, filially, Of it guardian appointed by the Court nt•
Chanyery—was coutpletely null and void. The
provision of the Act was b 0 strict, that the Eccic-
London, England, 1819-03-18

CHAMBEK (bF PEEKS.

BUI.I.ETIN OF Tim SITTING OF THE 13TH HATO.
The Count tie Choiseuhliouffier took his teat
In
the room of his late fstnor. Thirtr-glue
whose titles were verified in the list Slum:, took
the oaths and their seats. F.::ch rf them in.
trodtired by two Peers, appointed 1... r the nurook,
The President I.olm:tett to the Chali!,er the
claim of the Duke de Nlorichy, Prince de la
the right of Inheritance to the peerage. 'lilt
'rapers rewecting it were referred to a (70.1innttte,
and the C:rambt r admitted the claim. There two
a vecond Committee appointed to verify the letter
of nomination, and the age of nice other Peel
claiming admission -..—a Those Peers in t:::
London, England, 1819-03-11

JOSEPH LUSH V. EDMUND MAY.

This was an action for a twelve months' salary
(501.) brought by the Plaintiff, who was assistant to
the Defendant, who WWI a schoolmaster at ltyde,
but now removed to Bristol. Verdict 331.-171.
having been admitted to have been received by the
Plaintiff.

STARES awn HIS WIFE V. HENRY LYRE, Esq.
The Plaintiff is an attorney at Waltham, used
Defendant a Magistrate for this county, residing
at Botley Grange. This action was brought to
recover zoo!. damages, fo► injuries unstained by
the Plaintiffs, by Defendant overturning their
chaise, whereby Plaintiffs were thrown out and
received considerable injnry, Mr. Stares having
hero severely bruited and had a rib broken, the
small bone of his wife's arm having been frattitred,
and her wrist seriously strained. The evidence of
the 111 * 'Ws went to prove, that un the Bth of
October, while proceeding from Southampton to
Northam, in a gig, he w■s overtaken by Defendant
in another gig; that in Defendant's passing him at
Northam Toll Bar, at a quick pace, Defendant's
wheel struck the box of that of the Plaintiff's, by
which they were thrown upon the post of the bar,
their gig broken, and they received the injury fur
which the action May maintained.

The defence set op, and in rapport of which Defen-
Jailer coachman was called, war, that the accident
occurred from the Plaintiff c►ossing him, from his
unskilful driving, and that if Plaintiff had con-
tinued in hir proper cqurse, such would nut have
happened.—Verdict fur Plaintiff, 1211.
London, England, 1819-03-11

ingtoncee in g hich the boat had been found ear
treitiply vsiusbie, awl had paved many lives.
The Petition Was then mid and laid ou the Lible.

LEATHER TAX.
Mr. CA RKW presented a Pe, iuun from thetanneli
of the Town of New Rows, iu the County of Wex-
ford. praying Inv a reduction sod :alteration of the
duties imposed ail the of Leather no
lrelatid. The [lnn. Member accompanied the
Petition with some statements and remark., which
the Dowse no the gallery reudered wholly inaudible
Ise oss.
Lord A Vfl4OlllP questioned the abatement) of the
WM. Member, and gave notice that he would, nu
an early day, move fur certain papers to silo, the
produce of the tax in Ireland, fur a certain period.
Mr. CoLet.ocmt .tip portrd the prayer of the
l'etttion, .and made a variety of observations on the
rtfects produced no the quality of bark by the dd.-
fervid climates of Europe. He said lie would not
trouble the House with a eIiPOSICIII dissertation ou
the different qualities of hark. No far as to the
tainting property, he would refer Gentleuien {whom
he wished to be persuaded of the peculiar hardship
In which the tanners of Ireland are subject) to look
at lice slitrcrelit monlvws of the several honk,' of the
Southern parts of Europe, compared with those of the
northern, and they would nod the proportion of tan.
g mutter rematltahly inferior in the barks of ire-
land, rcsattring from the swampy soil and the damp
ellowsir. more than from the difference of tempera-
ture. In comparing the srsearches of Mr.
made at the late Duke of Bedford's laboratory, with
corresponding experiments made in the south of
France, they will find that the rroportoolt of hark
iaa Ireland mtrst he nearly our-third more to pro-
duce the same of even in England. Ile said he
should slot trespass on the House any further ou this
occasion, hut wotolol reserve himself to enter snore
largely into this subject at a future period, when
Is 'lll,llller of Petitions will, as he was infortned, he
brought forward, of the mine tendency.
Alderman Woof/ presented a Petition from the
Churchwardens and Ministers of the Parish of
Cleikenwell• praying for on alteration of tht duties
out Co4l.—lttilifl. and laid on the table.
London, England, 1819-03-11

CORN EXCHANGE, 11,tacH 10.

ire have had some considerable arrivals rime Mon.l-ic,
and a large quantity of Grain left over from that
sertnently the Wheat trade was very heavy It
priers; the same remark applies to Marl, y and loat., 31,1
where the sales are forced they are rather lower. Inßan:
and Brans there is no alteration.

COAL MARKET, M►Rc(t IV.
Shit,* ott Market. Ships Cnld. Prire.
41! Newcastle
2 Sontlerlood
1 Cinders
London, England, 1819-03-11

FASHIONABLE PAIIIIEE.

Tia Duke and Duchess of Northumberland have • dinner
ly this Jay, •t their house is St. James's-square, and ill-
tala au Saturday kleXt.
The Marchioness of Salisbury has issued earls of invite-
tam Mr two grand assemblies, tree on Monday next, and the
otlur ou the following Monday, at her residence in Arlin.
trn•street.
The Earl of Darnley entertained the Directors of the
Arrient Music nitli • grand dinner yesterday, at his home
la Berkeley squire.
Earl Bathurst entertained the Duke of York and a large
party of personages on Tuesday, at his house
la Manifold street.
The third Concert ofAncient Moine took 1,1m.e yesterday
(wrong, under the directiAon of the Earl Of Duroley.
London, England, 1819-03-11

This day is publi.bed, in Bro. price 12s. in boards,
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOVSE OF LORDS, WirwirsoAT, MAIM 10.

Papers were presented at the her, relating to an Appeal
fioni the Hieli Court of Chancery in II relmool, in the case of
Lord Dunbuyile r. Mulvatiy, Moloney, Biady, O'Callsghau,
and others.
Lord Lowther, Sir James Graham, and others front the
Commons, brought up four Private Bills, to which they
desired their Lordships coriturreiere.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

Lord KENYON prtuented a Petition from the Ward of
Candlewick. against a renewal of the Insolvent Debtors'
Art—Laid un the table.
Ou the motion of the Earl of SITAPTTASURY, the Rill for
a twining the Tontine of Steam Beau, and the Bill for
encouraging the apprehruOust of Smuggles, severally went
through (7orvn otters of the whole Ilou.e.
TM; Donee then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wrqsramy, %ham 10.
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The SIMAKILS. took the Chair at fifteen minutes before
lac o'clock.
A g4eat variety of private fits‘iness was dispateheil.
PEN ItYN.

On the motion of Sir C. Ilotart.t.,
Mr. U GILISFAT was added to the Committee appointed
to bring in a Rill for the e effectual preventing of ba-
lmy and Ms:olio. in the to rough of Muer).
BANFFSHIRE.
Lard LOWTHER. moved, that Mr. Speaker do issue his
w t for • writ to elect a new Member fur Banffshire,
in the room of the Earl of Fife, who had accepted an office
ruder the
ROYAL EXCHANGE, DUBLIN.
Mr .1. Larourne bro•cht up the Report of the Commit-
tee tin the Petstiois for leave to bring io a Bill, for the ap-
pointment of Trustees iii whom to vest rertoin property at
the Royal Excitant-, Dublin, which was agreed tu, and
leave given to being iu a Bill pursuant [tweet°.

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COAL DUTIES.
Sir C. MORDAUNT presented a Petition, signed
by the High and Low limlitTs, the 'Magistrates,
the moat rerpretable Mrichattio, and Inhabitants,
to the 'number of 5,000, of the town of Birming-
ham, against insktug any alteration in the Duties
imposed utiou la its.
Mr. CALCRAYI wildwri to sv w few words.
chiefly with the view of explaining what he had
said oil 4 former on the ',object involved
in the Petition, which had Itreti misrepresented.
He was sorry to find that c alarm pre-
"eled In the itilmot districts, though he thought it
could out in moon originate from what lied taken
place iii the Hot's*. What he la,l advanced before
hail beets ititerpr,trat into a itp.itt• oil Ins part to
I uul►ueee tax oo conk in the Iniutog and manafac.
London, England, 1819-03-11

twelve or fourteen other', drawn by the Defendant,
which had been presented to the bankers for pay.
orient, •uhsequeutly to the time he had removed all
effects out ill their hands, cave the en.. Mr. Datincey
theu proceeded to state the particular ciirnm-
stances tinder which the check in question had been
cashed by the Plaintiff, which pretty plainly bespoke
the nature of tlir transaction on the part of the De-
fendant; anti witnesses having been called to prove
the presentment and dishonour of the check, Mr.
Taunton, one of Plaintiff's Counsel, commenced
the examination of Mr. Hoare. a gentleman from
the lianktno„-house of Stevenson and Salt, and who
fully proved the facts stated by Mr. Dauncey, in
his opening to the Jury, which gave such an un-
favourable appearance to the Defendant's case, that
the Learned Judge, haring first inquired of the
Defendant's Counsel if he was enabled to answer
it, a►td the Defendant not having any witnesses to
produce, his Lord.hip stated shortly to the Jury
the evidence adduced, and directed them to tied
a verdict for the Plaintiff for the amount of the
check, computing Interest; and the Jury immedi-
ately returned a verdict—damages 5 It.
The defence attempted to be established by the

cross-exiimination of the Plaintiff's witnesses was.
first, that the check, although dated •• London,"
was in fact drawn in the country, and therefore
void for want of the required stamp; and secondly,
that the signature to the check was not the hand-
writing of the Orferidaiit. The latter fact was
most satisfactorily proved. and the Plaintiff's
Counsel gated to the Court, that they were even
prepared with the evidence of eight other witnesses
to the same point, if required.
London, England, 1819-03-11

DEFAULTERS ON THE BALLOT.

The names of the defaulters on yesterday's ballot
were called over, and they were ordered to attend
the ballot ou Tuesday next.
The Alien and Denizen Bill wu Cecil the third
time, and passed.
l'he Annual Indemuity Bill was committed.—
Report to-morrow.
Sir ISAAC COFFIN expressed an earnest desire
that the form of proceeding observed on Naval
Courts Martial should be adopted by Military
Courts. In the former, the sentence was pronounc-
ed in open Court. In the latter, it was trausinitted
to the Commander-in-Chief, fur approbation and
revison, and there were instances where they were
returned to the Court, as not being severe enough.
lie would as soon place his life et the di•g:osal of
the present Commander-its-Chief, as he would at
that of any man alive; but he thought it a great
hardship that the at:cured should be kept in sus-
pense for so long • period es sometimes elapsed
between the trial and publication of the sentence.
lie knew instances in America where six mouths
lied intervened. lie thought it a liard.hip which
ought to he removed. It was neither founded iti
justice or reason, or consonant to the law of the oilier
Courts of the country. On the third reading of
the Mutiny Bill, he meant to press upon the Ilou►e
the necessity of assimilating the practice of 111.tary
to that of Naval Courts Martial.

Lind PALMERSTON said. that when the iiroper
time arrived, he would ►tate, he trusted, sati►fac-
torV reasons fur the existence of the present prac-
tice in Military Courts Martial.
The House then adjourned.

THE 'p
•11ISIJPPFSS •
London, England, 1819-03-11

DEATHS.

On Weilnc/One, the lath twit. in Ilamillon-place, the in-
fant Non of her Grace the Duchess of Redford.

Yesteitlay morning, 84(1 nearly two )ears, George NCVC
Walsh, son of Mr. J. Walsh, of the Inner Temple, law
stationer.

lto Monday morning last, at big seat, St. John Lodge, in
the county of He►ts, General Sir Cornelius Cuyler, lisit He
was Colonel of the 69th regiment, and Gest:ruin of Kinsale,
in Ireland.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BR:DGI:.
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