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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-29

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Earl and Countess of Breadalhanc entertained Earl
Tempi.• and a select party at dinner ycaterilay, at their
house, Park-lane.
The Duke and Duchemt of fiorthtimlierland entertained a
party of distinction yesttrday, at their house in St. James's-

The Archbishop of York entertained yesterday the Doer.
tors of the Ancient sod several olio., distingisiArd
rsntiages, with a grand dinner, at hr. h.nire in Grosvenor.
F guar-.
. . .

111 r. Nod Mis. Egcrlfill will entertain a large pail y of dia.
iinguisbril personages oil the loth of !Wry, at dary house in
St. James's square.
Lady easilertaglis assembly, on Tuesday evening, in St.
James's...pare, was Wended by otpwarda of 200 distiognislod
fashionable..

Thr Marchioness of Chnlmnnileley will have • grand con-
cert this evening. at Chohnosidt ley Honor.
Mu. Champs:vie has i•sueil cavils of invitation foe a
grand rout un the lOili of WI, nt her hutive in Harley -
street.

Owen Williams, Emi M.P. entertains a large party of flo,
tingitisketl persoueres en the sth of May, at his hou.e,
Berkeley-square.

Loril. Klieg gives a grand entertainment to a large party
of distinction nu the Bth of May, at Lis house in Curzon.
street, May-fair.
The Marchioness of Camden gives a splendid rout this
lemon, at MI hints: in A•lingenii-street.
London, England, 1819-04-29

MESSAGE FROM TIIE COMMONS.

Mr. Mania and misers, from the Hou►e of Common.,
brought up the Chimney Sweepers Regulatiuu Bill, which
was read a fiist time.

ROMAN CATHOLICS.

The Duke of BEAUFORT ',resented Petitions from Bid-
dock, iu Ile, tfurdslure, And from the Clergy of the Drones y
of Stowe, in Gloucertershoe, against waking any cuiscrissiums

to the Roman Catholics.

Earl BEAUCIIAMP presented a similar Petition from the
Inhabitants of Porters.

The Earl of Doantictuitonw gave notice, that ou Tuesday
omit be should preveut to their Lordships several Petitioos
from various parts of Ireland in favuurof the Roman ('at ludic
Claims, but that he should on Friday se'imight submit to the
House a motion grounded on those Petitions, tending to the
filial removal of the iliwpwilificatiuns that now affect his
Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects.
Earl GNAT gave uutice, that he should alsoon Tuesday
next, preseut to the House Petitions Crum the Body of the
English Roman Catholics.
CLERK OF THE PLEAS IN THE COURT OF
EXCHEQUER, IRELAND.

The LORD CHANCELLOR mum, that the Appeal cause
of O'Gsady v. the Attorney-General of Ireland should he
heard on this day se'univht, and that the Jukes should be
ordered to attend at twelsco'rlock on that day.—Ordered.

SCOTCH JURY COURT.

On the motion of the LORD CIIANCVII,IOI, the Scotch
Jury Court Bill went tbrougl aCommittre.

FELONIES ON CANALS•

The Order of the Dao being read for the third reading of
the Felonies on Canals Bill, Lord MELVILLE hrtmoht up a
clause, saving the juri►diction of the Lords of the Admiralty
in certain cases—The clause vas agreed to, end the
read the third time and passed.
POOR SETTLEMENT

Lord HOLLAND plesN•Dittl a Kistioat from Covcutry against
the Pour Stills siseut 11141L—Lail uu the table.

DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY.

Earl FITZWILLIAM presentt.d a Petition from the Inha-
bitants of Ike City of York, complaining of the buiJrns
nadir which the people laboured, of the grievances which
they endured, auJ praying grueraily fur relief.—Lail on the
table.
London, England, 1819-04-29

TO THE SPORTING WORLD.

This day is published, price 14s. in boards, embellished with
high Portraits, drawn from Life by Sharpies and
engraved by Hopwood, and dedicated to the Right Hou.
the Earl of Yarmouth,
SECOND VOLUME of BOXIANA ;
AL or, Sketches of Modern Pugilism: including every
Pugilistic Exploit, from the Period of Crib's Championship
down to the Fight between Painter and Spring, on the Ist of
April, 1818; with the Age, Weight, Style of Fighting, and
Character of each Pugilist ; a Variety of Original Anecdotes,
&Jugs, : forming a complete Boxing Calendar and &mit
of Reference. With a copious Index.
By P. Et.:AN.
41.• The First Volume of the above Work contains every
Battle and Anecdote connected with Scieutific
from the Days of Figg and Broughton to Crib; and from
the very flattering Reception awl extensive Sale which it
has experienced, the Author is induct d to offer a Second
Volume to the Sporting World, pledging himself for the
Truth and Arcuracy of every Circumstance he has related.
London Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and JUI1(11, Paler.
nosier row, and sold by all Booksellers in town and country
London, England, 1819-04-29

SURREY THEATRE.

The musical piece of The Quaker was !no
*night perforated at this theatre. when Mr. 1..t.1.1:-
Dos again re►umed his prufessiooal 44tillro bellow
London audience. after an absence of three gars,
in the character of Steady. The house was cirtwil-
ed iii every part at the rising of the curtain, and the
receptiusi which this 01.1 favourite tact with roust
have proved highly gratifyiiig to lin. 11r. I Nt,1.1;-
DOW* powers, so far from having experienced toy
ditninution by his trip across the A tiaiitie, appeared
to have been renovated. Ills sung, " Tl.wt awl
I will be first is the throng," was a rico treat
to the lovers of Eliglitai vitigirig. It oas ult.
contaminated with any of those foreign graces
disguise and depreciate the perturinacces
of our modern singers. It sets rapturously en-
cored, S.veral person• of fishani graced the
boxes. We are happy to observe that the spinier'
efforts of the Manager of this esialib-husent inert
with that public support and patronage which they
su well deserve.
London, England, 1819-04-29

SHAKWEARE.

This day are pnblished, price Bt. in extra boards, or 101.8 d.
rleganily bound in calf and gilt,
V HE BEAUTIES uP SHAKSPEARE. Fes
gularty selected from earl, Play ; with a General
Index, digesting them under proper (leads.
By the Rev. W. DODD, I.L D.
To which is prefixed, au Original Essay uu the Life and
Writings of Shaltspeme,
By JOHN BRITTON, Esq. F.S.A.
•.• The above elegant Volume is printed in a superior
style by Whittinglians, and is illustrated with upwards of
sixty W I Cuts, by Thomson, from Designs by Thurston.
The Essay on Sbakspeare and his Writings (written iii 1818)
records terry known fact relating to the matchlr Bard,
with Comments on his Commentators; • Chronological
Table of his Plays, by Malone, Chalmers, and Drake ; also
the Opinionsuf Haslitt, Schlegel, Drake, kc. WI his Wri-
tinga•

The Piddle should he careful to order this particular
Edition, tieing entitled to swprrior cun►idrratson, and the
most elcraut • ver published.
!Amino ; Printed for Sherwood, Nrely, and Jones, Pater.
uosler•t ow ; and sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1819-04-29

CRIMINAL CODE.

Earl FITZWILLIAM presented • Petition from Leeds,
praying for a revi►ion of the Criminal Code.
Lord HOLLAND presented similar Petitions from Batint-
stoke, and from Farringdten, in Berkshire.—Laid ou the
table.
The East India Goods Bill, ■nd the Excise Licenses
Bill, went through a Committee, and were ordered to be re-

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wamirsovr, APRIL 28.

Accounts were presented from Irelands containing a slate-
men( of persons t nuimittril to the Iran's.
An Ateuunt was *lan presented by Mr. Iltsichin.ors, of
the number of Bank notes limited since the last return.

Ou the coconuts fur the third readmit tel Belford's
Divorce Bill the Gallery was cleared, and ultimately it ryas
tinkled that the Bill be read the third time Ibis Joy se'a.
Mehl.

On the notion of General GANCOVNIC, an Aerostat was
ordered to be priori! of Eltl,olk tOII3/1.1, nod other
North Aim ricau ('oluniea and Plantations; and of Fish
cured, and otbir pitidore of such Colonies and Plantatious.
A Petition was presented f ihr of Antietam,
against the Pour Settlement Bilt.—Orilered iu it.: tut the
table.

Mr. 1.troo• tirtsenied • Pvlition riom iyoir,siershi.e
against the Pour Sittlkoseut 11111.—wOrdtred ito lie tm the
tabh..

A Pi titian was Presented from Hunnington against that
Coal Duties.—(hd.•red to lie on the table.

Mr. FINLAY presented • Petition from the Colton Mown-
faeturrra of Glasgow, praying for some •meliuratitin in their
condition.
London, England, 1819-04-20

THE DUKE OF YORK.

Ye,terday the following bulletin respecting the
state of the Duke of INIIK was homed :
K Windsor Castle. April 19.

" The inflammation, swelling, and tension of the Duke
of York's injured aras ere subsiding kindly, arid bis Royal
nightie: • is in every other respect doing

" P:MACGREGOR."

P.4SIIIONAIILE PARTIES.

The Dowager Marchionrsta of I.anstlown has Unwell cards
of snvisai ion for a grauJ suut on the 11o( May, at her !mute
au A►hngtuu.airet

Thip t..rl Rod etwonleas Verolam will entertain a parly of
dishortiun ou Friday oext, ot their house in Grosvenor-
mpare._

.'flie Earl anti Ci lros of Des by gave an elegant enter.
tvinment yesterday, to Lord and Lady Ebrington, Lord and
Lady king, Lord Clifton, Lord A. Hamilton, Sir H. Fen/y-
-owl', Bart. Mr. and Lindy Lucy I.ambton, Mr. and Mrs.
itenneil, Mr Gr■ham, Mr. Creevey, dec. at their house in
Grosvrunr-squa►e.

Lady Louisa Manners gives a grand ball and supper on
Thursday evening, at her residence in Palt.nrall
_ .

The Bight Hi;;;. Charles Long entertained yesterday the
Marquis Camden and a large purl, of distingui.-lied per-
sonages, at kis teat, Bromley Hall, Kent.
Mrs. Nwil,of Lower Seymour-street, has issued cards of in-
vitation fur a quadrate ball on Friday the 30th instant.
London, England, 1819-06-12

This day me published, &Idiom iu Freueb and
Oyu. 10s. OW.

IRIVATE ANECDO'T'ES of the COURT
and FAMILY of NAPOLEON DECONAPARVE.

By one of the Suite of the Empress Maria Louisa.
The testy to whom we are chiefly indebted for the Anec-
dotes of the Court of Napoleon, resided its the Palace, sc-
compaeind the Court on its journies, ■nd when the
im-
periw was iii France. a day utver elapsed on which she did
not maintain habitual intercourse with hint : thus she ass
necessarily the witness of:. great part of his private and do.
medic life. The various farts which she now submits to the
public, and of the chief part of which she was herself an
eye-witness, are therefore drawn front the most unviestiou-
able ;:sgurye.
Whited for .Merry Colburo, Conduit-street.
London, England, 1819-06-12

Ti.n day is published. The Second Erlitiou, in Uuee vols.
deo. 31s. 6d.
1,4 I EMOMS du nirtiuifs DE DANGEALT,
; 1 Ecrias de co Y.AI y , ou Journal de la lank: de
Le/lIS XI V

.` The Memoir,' of the Marquis de pattgeou are curious,
and et:Jun.ly include a meat deal of,aluabk information.
Those who have a taate for this thud of writing, and be we
'merlon. kimaledge of the persuusgcs to w)soin it relates,
o ill be pleased- at meeting so many of their old friend*, owl
441 w:ib the tramactionc, great •od smelt, which Dan•
gran records of them ; 'bile 41.ae who hook still deeper
into the work will hod a great deal of chronological and
swine historical information, with many important views of
the manners and morals of the oge, of the character of the
barrel:oi old his Ministers, and of the micret springs nod
p motives of Vauy considerable eveuts."—quartarly
Itcrtvw for
Praited for Henry Coltoirai,
London, England, 1819-06-15

This day are published, price 3s.
91,114 E WRONGS OF CHILDREN, &c.
a Series of Essayaou Edoesdion : Part 1 wills an Ap-
pendix, comprising the Author's Scholastic Tour no the
Continent ; Reports and Epistolary Correspondence on the
Spud of the New System of Elliscation its France, Switzer-
land, Holland, Russia, Sweden, and India ; oil the Helvetic
Schools of Pritalnui, Fellenherg, sad Pere Girard; End on
the Charter lionise and ntlwr Grsmonar Schools at hums.

By the Rev. ANDREW BELL, LL D.
Master of Shcrburn Rayne', and Prebendary of
Westminster.
Printed for F. C. sad J. Rivingtoo, No. 82, St. Paul's
Chore b-yard, end Nu. 3, Waterloo. place.
London, England, 1819-06-15

PREVENTION OF FORGERY OF BANK NOTES.
QPECIAIENS of NOTES. oil at. entirely new
Principle, which it is euoceived cannot be vipied by
any Engraver or Primer, me now EXHIBITING at
304, Strand, corner of Newcastle-street. Admission las--
R. Scott respecifidly acquaints the Public, that the Speci-
no, its of Notes now submitted to their Inspection have un-
dergone the private scrutiny of Artists awl Mechanists of
the first ability, who are unanimously of ornion, thst it is
out possible In imitate them in any &Are., so as to deceive
the Public. By this new nsethod, every Note will exli.bit
the same appearance, however MUUMUUS the Impressions,
as the Plate will not require to be repaired after many mil.
buss have been printed; and each Note thus resenting,
even fur a aeries of years, a complete uniforsniiy of appear.
ance, the least attempt at forgery would be instantly disco-
vered by the Public. It will he seen by an Inspection of the
Specimen between the Glasses, that the smallest possible
variation would strike the eye of the must comnimi oh-
, and Huss lead to immediate detection.
THE

• oo ot Co

of Kook.

rupt awarded and issued forth against MENZIES
• DAILLIE, late of Broad-street-bioildioigs, in the City of
London, useicham, dealer and chapmato (lately canying oil
trade under She firm of Bailin., Pocock, and Co.) iutend to
meet uu TUESDAY, the Tweoly.isinth day of June instant,
at Ten of She Clock is the Forenoon, at in the
City of Loudon, in order to proceed to the choice of a new
Assignee or Assiauees, in the place sad steed of William
Weston, late of the Borough of Southwark, merchant, de
ceased, who was the ouly surviving Assignee .appointed
solider the said Cuminiossion, whroo sail where the Creditors
of the sa.d Menzi4 s Bailin., who have not already proved
their debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, and
with Shows wbo have already proved their debts, to vote in
suck entice accordingly.
London, England, 1819-06-15

THE A POLLON ICON, a grand Mll usical
Instrument, invented and enustriieted by Messrs,
F LIGHT Roil ROBSON, IPviptit.huilders, is exhibited every
day front Twelve o'Llock till five, at the Moons, 101, St.
Martio's lane, under the immediate patronage of his Royal
Highness rise Proper Recent. The lud►nment performs the
Introduction to Handers Hello:gen I'e Deism, Mozart's
Overture to Zauherhote, and celrbrated MihNry
Slnverrient, with Y 4 grandeur of effect and ',recision equal to
any Orchestra of the nowt scieuti6e performers.
Admittance Our Shilling.
London, England, 1819-04-27

Just published. poi= Qs ed. •
/IA11101.11! F, 11 .% Nr WA TION proved to
../ be consistent with BRITISH POLICY; in a series of
Letters( a Pitt/ lI:STANT to a DISSENTER. To-
gether with an Apr...tolls, containing several importstit do-
cuments highly illustrative of the subject, and the Opinions
of the Lord /li.lnip of Norwich, the late Bishops of Liao-
dill. and Elphin, Dr. Johogosa, Burke, Windham', he.
drdo•etrd to tooth Holm., of Parliament.
Published by Joyce Gohl, Naval Chronicle Office, 103,
Shoe- sue, wool sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1819-04-27

IRISH CORONERS BILL.

On the motion or Mr. Wu. PARNELL, the Irish
Coroners Bill was read a second time, and ordered
to he committed ou Monday next, and to be
printed.
SUPPLY.
On the motion or Lord CASTLEREAGH, the Com-
mittees of Supply arid Ws) b and Meaus were post-
poned until Wednesday next.

SCOTCH GAOLS.
Oil the motion of the Luso ADVOCATE f
SCOTLAND, the second reading of the Scotch Buret
Gaols Bill was postponed until this day sennight.
London, England, 1819-04-27

DEFA LCATION.

Sir W. DE CREsPIGVv complained that the
lector HI IVesterhani, Kent, whom he had befure
stated to lie a defaulter, had an assessor who was
still continued in his emplu)rnent. Respect's%
the pai,ers he wished to have printed on the sub-
ject, sod cosicerning the expets,e of printing which
so much had been said, he bad found a prison who
would undertake to print the whole of them fur
1701. It was ridiculous to tat& of so trifling a
charge. when the publication of the tratisuction
'slight Nave the country hundreds of thousands of
pounds. lie therefore hoped that the lion. Gen-
tleman opposite (%I►. Loshingtoo) would permit
the whole of the papers to be 'misted. The Huts.
Baronet then inured that the whole of the papers
be pointed.
Mr. I..IIiIIII4GTON tl ght it the easiest course
itiassetit to the (radon, and to have a certain coma.
ponslence added to ilie papers selected.
Mr. 11. SUMNER ol6ected to the expense.
Sir W. DE CRESPIGN V assured the Iloss.Gentle-
maim he could hove them printed for 170/., and that
its twenty-two days.
The SPEAKER stated, that subsequent to the bat
conversation nu the subject in the (louse. he had
ascertained that the papers could be printed in the
usual manner lur flotsam of 4501., and in the space
lit three week•.

Mr. FL,usisEß mined an amendment. " that
the bald papers be ttlered to a Committee to con-

eider lio fir it may be prom to p,iat all or part
of the ammo*.

The etrivisiiil gitextirm Will lint and negatived.
Oil the 11*-1•11
Sir E._ the(
A11:111111.1 1.1. raid, thrtt though rnnviur rd
the Contini•ii t wrs drisred more Ihnn the
11016.14 nivevtigatlMl. yrt Ile (11111.11trell with lii
3lrenber roe Surrey that a fo•lect hot tot g lit to hr
111411 e, 111.111 PlHltliii MI/pport the ainrirlteit ut.
Alv. WROTTESLET moved ;is 14 fer,.1.,1 Amend.
mei t, tiismotriititive the w.ird " iiipy" titi 1."

Mr. 114tEns i.v hi posed the 1..' Attie, I Went—h.
thought the Hon. f;entlenian (II .
could hot herr been periosip io : tt
went to take away the discretion of the 11.11-e ie.
specting the printing of iniperti. elncli kid, by itp
own hatter,* her,, prevented, nod to trawler it to 11
Committee. Suds a mode of proeeeding ws. olio-
gether unusual. After II little interval the Meat
iloitoormble (ientlrman tnovert, as a new amend.
[tient, that it he referred to or Committee, to von.
eider what part of the Paid pipers it may hr neces-
sary to ',riot fur the inftirtnati )))) of the Home.
The former inuendmento were withdrawn, and
the hat agreed to. 'flue Committee was then ap-
pointed.
London, England, 1819-04-27

COALS

The East of MORTON presented a Petition from the No-
nts y, and Commissioners of Soppy, m the County
of rile, pray that his alts main might be made iss the
Duties on Coals.—Laid on the table.
CRINIII4I4 cODE.
The E'rl of User% Presented a Petition !rota Leominster,
praying fur • is Vision of tlae Criminal Code.
London, England, 1819-04-27

BARNSTAPLE EI.ECTION.

Lord CLIVE loguglit to a 80, founded on the
R.solut of the Committee on the Barnstaple
lilect ssssss fur more effectually preventing bribery
elections fur that borough.
It was rend a first time, nod, after a few words
from Mr. lICIINAL, the recond reading was fixed
for this day fortnight.
A printed copy of the 13111 was ordered to he
served on the Mayor of Barnstaple, with direc-
tions that notice of the same should be affixed on
the church door and in the market-place of that
borough.
On the motion of Lord CLIVE, the Speaker was
directed not to issue his warrant to the Clr•rk of the
Crown, fur electing Representatives, until this day
fortnight._______
London, England, 1819-10-28

ASTLLt'S AMPIIITIIE4TRE.

The great nnmher of theatres now open for pub-
lic amusement, argues a considerable increase of
our play-going populatloll. The experiment of
keeping open this house, during the winter, is
tkrle to he atteinded with complete success. The
audience was last night extremely numerous, and
the enteetainmentagave general satisfaction. The
sotto-dramatic spectacle of The Cape of Good
Hope possesses more interest than we generally
find in trifles of that species. Mr. W. Ilanuir-
"torte, the author of the piece, evinces a greater
sh3re of mind than is generally displayed by those
who 'ripply what are termed the minor theatres
with entertainments. In the present drama. the
character of Zonnii, the Coffee Chief, is drawn with
considersble strength. It was well played by Mr.
11. EMILE. The part of Buntline, an honest
tar, is very spirited—and found an excellent re.
prrseistati.e m Mr. SLADER. A pleasant inter-
We, entitled 'the Drunken Cobbler—m sort of
whinge, formed from SNAK9PEARE's Induction to
the Taming et the Shrew:, and CRARLSI JOHN?
sos'it Cobbler of Preston—occasionally enlivened
att,i some touches of watch-house eloquence, bor.
r0i,••41 from honest Dogberry—followed the 'mills-
t'i ;MI% The Cobbler was amusingly supported by
:•;,11T11. The Hostess and Dorcas. the wife of
tier (Ittitiktn Cobbler, were soistained with laughable
shrewishness by Mrs. SLADBR and Mrs. DARN LEY.
17:e serious drama of The State Prisoner concluded
V." entertainment'. It is an interesting piece, and
Wl9 ex.remely well received.

hi the course of the evening Mr. W. DAVIS
sinn.ed the audience with some admirable 'goes-
tmin eshibitions--and the bold vaulting of Mr.
B3ows was honoured with repeated plaudits.
The house is very beautifully fitted up. Its ass.
pesrance is extremely light and brilliant. The
eietwtelier is remarkably handssime—and a range of
Patent Moot Lustre:, so front of the second tier of
burs, sheds a soft and silvery light over that pert
of the house. The scenery is of the most beautiful
description—end the music 61 the new pieces, by
Mr. NictioLsox. is highly creditable to his talent..
London, England, 1819-10-28

SMOCKING OCCURBENCR.

The following shameful transaction took: place lately at
Wellinglito ouch, in Northamptonshire:—Three joist ney.
men shoemaker, in that town, for some trifling oft. io e
which a boy, named Chamberlain, had committed, set tip t
mock tribunal for the purpose of trying hint. • One u( theto
arm appointed judge, and after the mockery of trial lus.i
bees gone through, he proceeded to pan sentence on
prior boy—." That he should be. put head-fortunes, list.• t
sack, and kept there halt an hour."—Proccediug to putt the
sentence into execution, they limbed the boy's. i g, titi
she ground, and cut him dreadfully. Unfit 'tely the
sack contained a quantity of bran, which Ca UM
A Coroner's inquest sat upon the body; an amen
hours' deliberation, they brought in a veiclict u tActt•
DZSTAL DEATH. e.

A Pr AA"
HOW TO ASCERTAIN " REAL SHARE OF TAXI'S • , ,
EACH MAN PAYS T GOVERNMENT IN EVERY
♦RTICLE OF FOOD.
London, England, 1819-10-28

MAKEKTS.

CORN EXCHANGE, WEIINRIDAT, OCTOBER 27.
We have had but few fresh arrivals since Monday, conse-
quently fine samples both in Wheat and Oats .0111 at M.n-
day's prices; fine Barley supports its price; Peas and Beaus
continue at Monday's prices. _
London, England, 1819-10-28

THE ROYAL MARINES.

The Officers of the Royal Marine corps have been
hitherto placed on equal ground, with respect to
promotion, as those of the Royal Artillery and En-
gineers. To this situation they have proved them-
selves well entitled, the services of the Royal Ma-
rines having been very conspicuous, and universally
acknowledged in the late war. It appears, how-
ever, that since the peace some new orringements
hive taken place, by which the two former corps are
placed in a more desirable situation, thus destiny-
Mg the equality that hitherto subs-wed bet oe,n
these three classes, to the disadvaiirige of the
Marines. By these regulatinra as vacancies occur
in the Royal Artillery and Engineers, 'hey are
filled up by bringing in a Captain on the hall* pay,
who is placed on fall pay, the Senior Lieutenant
iwonitited to the rook of Captain is placed half
pay. and the Second Lieutetaiiit is made first Lieu-
tenant. We understand that the Subaltern Officers
of the Marines have presented a Memorial to the
Lords Consiniuioners of the Admiralty, reqmist.
Mg to he pieced on the same footing. but that their
request has been refused. Tlns ihatiortion, we
believe, has been made since the present Master of
the Ordnance came iutu office, but opal, what
grown' we are at a less to conceive. The past
services of the Royal Marines have Mien highly
appreciated by the country. Their present uti-
lity must be also admitted, fair if they he not
itecewery, why are they continued? The chstiose-
time is rendered the more invulions by the liar.
ticular state of the Royal MUMPS at the present
moment. The present Senior Lieutenant of the
corps is of 14 years matidiog in that rank, and the
Second Lieutenant is nearly as old in his rank. A
few facilities to promotion, where it is so slow,
would appeal trot merely an iudulgence, but en act
of justice.
London, England, 1819-10-28

Magistracy of the country, while, ea the other
hood, the natural feelings of the people Irail them
to entertain a jealousy of to
the restraint of freedom. a full investigation of all
lite circumstances. before a proper tribunal, is
tiievitable, and punishment must follow wherever
• punishment is due. That the ends of justice may
•,•be fully obtained, without etidanaering the public
tranquillity. or occario tt itt g a sacr;fice of aoy part
• of the constitutional liberties of the subj.ct, must
be the anxious wish of every true friend to his
country. in this feeling. I trust that
,all pasties
will cordially *mite ; and while we join in rxrerat.i.
ing the mischievous theories of seditious denies:Nue*,
and in declaring our firm determination to support
the constituted antliortties of the realm, let us never
be unmindful of these rights which our ancestor.
,sued for Tina obtained, and which ins olve in them;
ail that is dear to. as as men, as freemen, cod as
..Euglislimen.
" Perhaps I• ought to apologise for having so
long trespassed upon you. the peculiar 6v:um-
-stoners of the times seem to require. some allusion
to passing events. on occasions like the pretreat;
and I. could not refrain from availing myself of this
opportunity of thus far obtruding my sentiments
upon you. In doing so, I have cautiously en-
• deavoured to avoid all topica t to political
differences, it being the tir-t object of ray bre.
.three, as well as myself, in the discharge of those
judicial ditties which our otters iorp.ise upon as, to,
he regulated purely by a regard to the public
good—to attend impartially to the ainolications of
.every class of our fellow-citizens—ln ,•iicome to the
, utruast of our power a due °Miltritte In the laws—
.. and- to promote, according to the 1:e•t of oar
, judgment, the general Unprovemeot and j•rospeeits
t •uf this city, over which we are called to piesithr."
London, England, 1819-03-03

HER. late MAJESTY'S W A 41)K0 E.—
Tbe assay Valuables passetemil bfflaur late excel-
lent Queen, are celebrated as being the mast admired of
foreign produce, but none form so prontinatt, so distin-
guished a pan, as the exquisite bputy -4 her Cachrmeres.
EVERINGITOM has the limmor N. aanaiince to the Nobi-
lity, his Friend., and the Mlle, that he hat purchased the
whole of those t *awls, which were went from Persia,
Cusertantintiple, and thedifferent Eastern Courts, as Oriental
P.csents to her Majesty; rod which, added to his already
valuable. Assortment, form at once the most complete and
brilliant display of Moineitaciure ll'2lr yet heen iu an Euro-
pean Comet. y, the Cachemere Shawl being considered the
foul ensemble of Continental Costume, b eakulaied to
produce a pleasing reflection un the mind of every admirer
of 151,100, genius.
To he viewed exclusively at his India Warehouse, Nu. 10,
Imdzate-xtreet, near St. Paul'..
London, England, 1819-03-03

MEETING FOR THE RELIEF
OF TAIE INHABITANTS OF TUE SCILLY !RANDS.

Yesterday a Meeting took place at toe City of
London tavelia. for the purwitse of taking into
consideraiton the seller of the inhabitants of the
Scilly l+laod
At half past twelve o'clock Lord GAMBIER en.
tered the room, accompanied by Lord ExMoJTH,
Laird Bsimito, Mr. Wil.nEtFoice. M.P. Mr.
Wit.Lixitx, M.P. and several thakinguished Naval
Office's.
Lord („Ltmsity. took the Chair, and elated the
attention of the Meetiug to the object for the pro-
!notion of which they had assembled. lie assured
them, that, for a variety of reasons, the poor of the
Scilly Islands were entitled to the benefit of their
charity, not only on account of the extent of their
uffe ring% bot also of the tot& want of ally Wall%
indeed. chalice of bring relieved, except by the be.
nerdetwe of their countrymen. filis Lordship then
proceeded to rend extract. koin a statement of the
miseries of the Off-Islands of S.cdly. It appeared.
that various accounts of the &strewn% of the Wm..
Wants living no the Islands of Scilly. having fre-
queotly reached PCII7I3IICe. it beCllltle a subject of
gemral conversati ssss iu different parts of the
neighbourhood. Some particulars appeared PO
shocking as almost to excite suspicion of the whole.
After much cotobleritttoo, Nit,. Smith, of Pen-
zante, otceonipeoitd by Mr. Stevens, a 'Member of
the Society of Friends, and o(terwind joined by
Mr. S. Trevitrtheo. Mr. idler), and Captain J.
Treortlien; tintkrtonk n complete investigation of
every Itroily ill the Off-I.liinds. The following air
extracts from thedournisl of the,e Gentlemen in
silos to the Islands of 'Fresco. St. Martin's, Dreher,
St. Agnes, and S4IIIIIPOII. From the 'intone of the
vatting individuals, and the simplicity of their
London, England, 1819-12-25

SUPPLY.

Tie CIIANCET.T.OR of the Excureuse said. tint
1111 it was not intended to briii4 any more financial
glis aloes Lef,re the house toll after the adjourn-
went, w hich wits shortly to take place, he should
mine that the Committee of Supply should be
pns•po led till Wednesday the 16th February,
wbich motion was &Treed to.—The Committee of
)t'ut's sod Aleatis wns then, on the motion of the
I•tilie Right flop. Gentleman, postponed till the
London, England, 1819-12-25

GRAM POUND.

Lord CASTLEREAGH then said, that on laoki.g
over the unrest of llou.e, l e bad observed, that
the term, of thf, title of It fill brought in by a cer.
t-rin Nolsle Lod lint then in his place (Lord John
Russelil, for the regulation of the borough of Grum.
pound. were (Werra (ruin those usually employed
in lulls of thmt nature. Perhaps the state of the
borough in question might have induced the Noble
Lord to frame it diff,reoly-t-(ffear, hear, A -ear)
—from the common limn, which was to preveat
bribery and cosi-m.)lton in the election of Mem-
bers to serve in Parlionient for the borough, sup.
pose of A) l•-•Istiry ; whereas the Noble Lord's
Bill was monied, to exclude the borough of
Grampound from the right of sending Members to
serve in Parlilicitt, Lind to enable the town of
Leeds to midi II two Mem hers In nerve in the same."
T. prevent any false impre•sinis which might by
possibility have here crested it. the country in coo-
sequence of I is having given his assent to the mea-
sure being oni.;lit in and re id a first time, lie
thought it sigh', before. Parliament seumrsted, to
give some exploit stion of his ideas on the subject.
lie wished then to be understood as not having by
Ullyple.lgeifilitlitOr io iiip.ort the latter
part of the snot lndeed he sta. sure that be.
tweeis the Noble Lord awl himself dine could be
no mistake or_ sui.ronatrurtims, because he (Lord
eastleresegls) in stating his intentiou not to oppose
the introduction (lithe gill, and allowing the neces-
sity of adopting %nine stroni punishment find refor-
mation in that itistanee, he had distinctly said that
he did sot ple3ge bitarielf to the appushatioo of the
restaishrisitietrit, prepaskl so attain that end.
I-le hoped, there r .ufr, to be dratilse.ly understood as
not to have admitted the proomotion, that transfer-
ring the right of repreesentati ssss to Leeds was the
best manner of refurmiug the corruption of the
borough of Crampoon/I, assuming it to betcorrupt.
51r. G. Lien admitted that the Noble Lord had
given a very fair representation of what he hod said
on the subject—Hod observed, that it was much
letter that it should be understood id the country,
and particularly iis the town of Leeds, on what root.
ing the matter really stood.
Mr. GRRNIIELL agreed that the Noble Lord had
not oduiitted that the mode proposed was the best
practicable; hut he thought he had declared be-
sides, that he ts.as tint prepared to say that he
shriuld ultimately resist the transfer of represents•.
tion to Leeds.

•
Gird CASTLEREAGH coincided (as awls toiler-
stood) in what li.td fallen Nei the last ape liter,
and added, that hr hail further said. that the state
of certain bornughs in Cornwall opened the goes-
lion of the expediency of transferring their repre-
seutation to counties or populous towns.
London, England, 1819-12-25

2P2, STRAND.

SALMON, OOY: alai CO. most Fes:wistfully
infants time Politic, that their PATENT SELF-A D•
JUtin NG IliumEs cominue to be recommended by all
the most Cllllllll/11 Surgeons in 'rows and Country. The
apringe are eu cuerti tiered as to admit of increase or de-
crease in size and furcei will nnswer fur right or left side,
without the levt incourerienre to the wearer, requiring we
uader-str.ir, aeiher gaHiag Isamlnye. _ _

Time Patentees bare_ the honour to supply the Army awl
Navy, the Naval awl Alilitmy Hospital*, the Doek-yards
and °lda&nee, the Marine !Amery, the Hotionrahle East
India Company, the City of Lund NI Truss Society, the Mary-
le-bone, Wivelist-tomb,. Milani, and Denbigh lofirramrits,
the Middlesex Hospital, ice. fie.
Manufactory, 292, Strand, London; eta la Cherie du
Palm; Etagere, No. 163, a Paris. .
NM —Persons residing in Pie country, t•cutlinic the eir-
eutufes nes of the body acruu the lops, way depend spun
being accurately fitted.

Sold by Butter and Bons N 0.34, Si c!:rille street.
lin ; **done or Num Druggists in every principal Town in

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ASE SOLD BY mos r

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PERIM 111 sas.
ATKINSON'S V EGE FABLE DYE changes
Grey or Red flair to a permanent Brown or Black,
and which washing renders mote durable. The Proprietor
hopes this Dye is too generally know.. to require eirloginin,
be merely wi-hes to caution the Public nCainst 'Winne
imitations. The genuine has •Iways the Proprietui's sig-
nature,
AT K I NSON'S CURLING FLUID gives 1 beautiful gloss
to the Hair, snit keeps it in curl during exercise in dancing
ur walking, or in damp weaiher. It is also a most sur-
prising regenerator of the Ilan ; fur its peculiar virtues iu
this respect, see numerous cases of Geuttemen who have
recovered their hair after being bald for years, in an Essay
ou the nature of Hair, enclosed round each Bottle.
ATKINSON'S AMBILOSIAL SOAP, made by • new
process, which divests it of all irritating qualities. It re•
moves freckles, reduess,aiiil hardness frurn the skin, prevents
its chapping, and makes it sat, white, mid even. It is als4
prepared with Naples Soap for shaving. soil is peculiarly
adapted to Gesdlesnen who have cruder faces. It braces the
skin, laud makes the razor act much easier than by the com-
mon method.
44, Gourd-street, Soho-square, London. J•

34: .4 la,
London, England, 1819-01-09

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

—.••••••••
PORTAMOUTII, JANUARY 7.
Arrived the John Inglis, Batley, from Bengal, Isle of
France, and Cape, out seeen months; Meister, —, from
the Downs, fur Cork and Ceylon; Orient, Ga'Wee, front
['Aram for Grimsby, out forty-two days—spoke the Kuby,
off Malaga, leaky, and supposed she must have bore up fur
that 'tort on the 17th December; and Ceres, Taddy, from
Leghorn.
Passed by the Alexander, Martin, from Batavia for Am-
sterdam, out ill days. The William Pitt, fur St Helena
and India, has been obliged to cut from her best bower All.
(bur, in a hard gale at S.S.W. in St. Helen's Roads, and is
gone dswn to the Mutherbaok, where site remains in safety.
tALMOUTII, JANUARYS.
Sailed the Heron, on a cruise.
RYE, JANUARY 7.

The French brig !:Gilds, —, from Chalon fur Dun.
kirk, is driven on shore at the entrance of this harbour in a
strong gale at S W.—clew saved, but fears are entertained
for the security of the vessel, as the wind appears to be in-
creasing.
DFAL, JANUARY 7.
Came down from the River last night and remain the Dick,.
Harrison, for 1'e)1.1n; Faith, Evans, fur St. Kitts;
Chilton, fur Pernsiiihneeu; Bodtlinetun, —, for Her miim;
—, fur Jamaica ; and John, —, fur Madeira and
Jamaica.

Arrived this nuw•niu; and sailed fur the River, the Antelopes
Lowrey, from the Cape of Good Hope.
Remain his Majesty's abip Severn ; and a Dutch sloop of
war, bound to Surinam.
HARWICH, JANUARY 7.
Arrived the Prince of Orange packet with a Mail, &c.
(tout Holland.
RAIHRIATC, JANUARY 7.
Came in the Commander, Mudge, from Loudon to Dart.
month, with loss of auchur and cable, and several others for
shelter.
GRAVESZND, JANUARY 7.

Arrived the Flying Fish, Smith, from Ostend ; Invulnera-
ble, Hudson, from Antwerp; Canada, Grouch, from Bengal;
Prudence, Forster, front the South Seas ; Esther, Jones,
Sicily ; Catharine, Eason, f uni Buenos Ayres ; Busing, Dai-
mon, from Benzal ; M ijerva, White, from Oporto.
Sailed the Richard, fur Cork; Martha, fur Dublin; Glory,
Scutt, for Cadiz ; Nancy, Matey, for Tesseriffv, Ser.; Wil-
liam and 'lluorias, fur Curk ; and lepton, —, fur Genoa.
am.roan, JANUARY 5.
Arlivrd the sloop Swallow, Bareatl,froat Lisbon fur Am-
misdain, baying split her mainsail.
CORR, JANUARY 3.
Arrived yesterday the AurorS and Brilliaut transports
from Portsmouth, with part of the 33th regiment; and to-
day arrived a transport with part of the 15th and 35th regi-
swots on board.

For some time neat there has beets s report that
Mr. CKOILLII is about tu quit the Admiralty and
proceed tu lnclia. What appimilinerit he is tu
rr-
cr in the East we know not ; but we learn that
the tw%al beraflee will hot regret his departure from
the Aditiaulty.

•
London, England, 1819-01-09

POLICE.

MANII37I-MYL:AIt.
A poor ignorant girl, aged 14, named Catherine Ars,
was brought up amongst other vagrants, charged o :J. lug
a must onset able object, and standing shivertog is ihr etc er•ts.
She said she had travelled hum the county of At Ire-
land, where she had been in a desolate rono.t,,r, to se.lg
protection Awns her, fathrr, a labourer is. 11119 city. not
having met him, Oa :food slat for hours, in expectation r f
arcing him pass by. She was found iu ibis depl sums
by an officer, and mimed to CXIIIIIIIIO the facts of the la-
bourers that passed along.
The Lord Mayor desired That this real oLdect of compas-
'jou shosid be taken care of.

GUILDHALL.

Before Alderman keen.
SMASIIING.

Mery 19P/Tersten was charged yesterday with passing min.
terfeit shillings.
Matthew Illation, /2,,Snow-hill, pastry-cook, stated, (hag
the Prisoner etwne it.to Pits shop between eight a:ist nine
o'clock, to purchase a three-penny cake, sod *entitled a ...ti-
ling in payment; on looking :it it, he saw it was a bad ~,,e ;
he asked her to give hips another, and she said the I.:id
oilier looney in her possession. She hail eat the cake.
wife came into the shop, and recognised the Prisoner as
having given her a bid shilling about half so hlitll
fur threepei.nywuttla of biscuits, %hid], she 11111 not
ta ;is to be bad moil she bad left the shop. On this
tine 6e sent for an officer, and nail the Prisoner taken totes
custody.
The Officer slated, that lie searched the Pelson, r, sail
found two gond shillings folded in a piece of paper ,u ‘,ll,
of her stockings.
. _

The Prisoner, in her defence, said, she war a fttre;Tter,
that her husband was a journeyrn-,u bocklayer, ant site
Itods.,,ed its Shue-lane, but site could not tea where, as -he had
been way aevtn •etks from Ireland_ Sh, hew, i r.,•y
motley hut what she received (*writ her hut.hastil, except.
she had got acquainted 'mitt] a gentlest, in se ce shc wvt. tit
London, whom ste• met litice a week, and bo was is the !tit-
bit of giving 11.1 ss, at each met ling.
The P.OfieCiligr said, it was not his wish to prosecute the
Prisoner, at the same time there were no set of MU 4110
Suffered SO much frum such characters as µash y-covhs i foe
when they tendered a but shilling they eat their gouda,
nevi! Ind snot nie to chrome

Alderman Wood —" Y.. 0 uuly coolie forward on public
grounds. It is the duty of the Master of the !dot to pi
cute I will, therefore, mused She Prisoner for NI thvir
exiiini•ontws, aot hi tuities be servul Oil the Suli,itur of the
Must."

The Prisoner remanded for further exmainati .
slow syserr.
()u Wednesday Thomas Farmer, the driver of the hi. ko.l
coach 787, app, tired at She Office to survier the comp.ai..t
of Mr Undi v»...64, cutler, of Diary-tone
ft appeared that Or Underwood's cli i,. n sere on a y
to a friend a few nights since, in Nesmal.st tet,
Irk vet. Mr. Uodet truud'a porter went to condor; limn th..u.s,
London, England, 1819-01-09

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.

The following it a ►tatement of the nutalier of
passengers who embarked at the port of Belfast,
from the commencement to the trolling of the year
I*i*. The actual 'loather is nattier more. " three
children are reckoned hat es one passenger :
London, England, 1819-01-09

SUPP0';I:1) MIMDER.

Yesterday afternoon, at tour o'clock, an Inquisition was i
taken at the Beaumont Arms Tavern, Trafalgar-square,
Mlle-end (11.1 Town, 'afore John Wright tiwin, Esq. Co-
nran, ou the body of Thomas Philips, Ecq. of No. 14, White-
horse. lase, in the parish of Stepney, a geutlentan of criasi•
derable property, who it had beet ueporttd shout the neigh-
huisrliesod hail been robbed mid murdered, in consequence of
his having been found lyiiu stead by the side of the road,
near his own house, with a desperate wound upon his right
temple, which it was remattisied caused his death. The
Jury being suipannelled Slid sworn, they went to the de-
re:well's house, where he was lying sea a bed in his chamber,
and he all appearance hied been murdered. On their return
to the July-room the following evideme was adduced:—
Mr. ('harts. Matta sa inn, said—" I live in the nest house to
that of the do:craved ; low was a gentleman of fortune, awd
lived ou his property; I have been acquainted intimately
with him and his faintly for some }cars past, and he always
enjoyed an exceesheig good state of health ; I never knew
him to have a day's illness, of which he always boasted
himself. I never knew bins to have a fit. On Wednesday
Richt, about ten o'clock, I .was iu tinny with the de-
ceased in this taveru, having some wise: and water, and we
were alarsasel by a cry of • Fire:' the deceased drank his
wise ansl a N 4110, we lan told SO ascertain where she lire
frac I afterwgrds cent home wills the deceased, and left
his at los owls thew alive and ; I then aeut into my
elm house, and lase the deceased gond night. In about five
minutes of l tired uescauiou to got nut, when, WI cross-
ing to the 41,11/4/411r Mit of the road, I found the deceased
quite dead; two mess were standing near him, who had
placed him sass his death ; lac a wound on his temple,
tshieh bled prufnaely , I thunglit be had been murdered, until
a surceuri eranitiued the boils, and gave his upimon to the
ee 1111 l hry. tic was warn, but spite senseless. It was a
dismal part of the road."
Juryman—•• t 1.1% hotly wear who probably might have
used vicikeise to the deceased 1"
tr.tose.s—" No; *MI! properly WWI found about him ;
lee weight liar, received the wound from a fall.-
Sir. r.pler..sui snow, surgeons of 41de-end-road, said—" I
was called to attend the deceased, who, it was stated, was
Ismael supposed to have befit rulslnst and murdered min the
road; I instated ly repaired to his Ininse, where I fonod hint;
Ire was dead ; the Id:owing marniseg I espensd the body and
head 611 3%0416111 6114. 'l4l of death there was a great ex.
telly 4,1110t0 tot bland us the hewn. and sox 011114,14 Or water,
as herb Is uncommon to hat, , 11w,. We're 1141 marks of triOletlee
on the y that wouid cause death; the wounds on the tem-
ple were insufficient, aiiel rots-Orly were proeloceel ley a tali.
He doll of otopirsy " Ve,d,rts- Mod in is fit of A pu-
PiPir
London, England, 1819-01-09

GALIVAYI DECEMBER 31.

,
Last night a fire broke nut on the attic story of
Mr. Thomas itane's NI ill at Clareemlwayi which
is 01 short time consumed the premises, together
with a quantity of oats and oatmeal. No (*dillies
liar the present, call be assigned for the lire.
A conspiracy had been forint 0 in the county
gaol, hy about forty of the prisimers confined for
stilton, ntfencett, to effect their ere Ape. the vigil.
lance and avotluity of Nlr. Fitzsimons prevented their
nebtrion. Watt living carried into execut . The
principal promoter and leader of the going was
Callen, a most dewerate and hardened villain, who
on the night of e,ciping from the town gaol with
others, committed a robbery and burglary Oil the
Rev. Mr. Madly, Rector of Antiatlown, for which
he is now ttnistimoted. There persons contrived to
free themselves from their bolt., afterwards broke
the iron hallustres of the stairs with which they
armed themselves. Yesterday evening was the time
app tinted for their purpose. On the turnkey com-
itig to lock them in their separate cells, they were
to rush on loin, take the keys, thou finer their
was, and murder all who would attempt to resist
them. They are all now heavily manacled, fettered,
and bolted. It a very fortunate eircusicdwitve
that these taiscreAtits are not let loose oft the
couutt,.
London, England, 1819-01-09

FASIIIONABLE ARRIVAL,.

The Countess of Aboyne and family, at their house in
Charles-street, Berkeley-square.
Tke Earl of lfarrowhy, at his house in Grosvenor.squarc.
Fier Ladyship and family are expected in a few days.
Curates De Grey, at her house in St. Jarnes's-square.
Quint Minister at his house its Grosvenor-place.

Lady 14)4141,111 Manner:, at her hunse in Pall-mall.
Lady Elleubwough and family at their house in S.
James's-,quart, from their Peat at Roehampton.
Hon. Colonel Dawson, at Read's Hotel, Luwer Grosvenor-
street.

Mrs. Roberts and family, at their house in Lower Grosve-
nor-street.

Arrivals at the Mount Hotel, Lower Grosvenor•street
Captain Maclean, from a tour; Mr. Graham, from S.Ol-
- Mr. Tomlinson, from a tour; Rev. Mr. Holcomb,
from ditto.
London, England, 1819-01-09

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