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was arenrafrom milts way part of di tspcnat, as the Act
of Parliament had expired—hot, if he were of that opinion,
he would Rea himself much eniateken.
The Cana JOrtlCs—" What is the Act you rely on?"
Mr. SCAILLETT—u The hitt of the King, continued by the
fad."
The CMS, 1111TiCt—g The loiter, i set, extended the
grovisione of the roamer to the Ist of Jaanary, 1819"
Mr. ScartatlT continued —The first Minn brought, after
this Art was panned, was •K dust Sir F. Rairriett. I hat Hun.
Baronet, it appeared, had wig presented himselfou the hust-
ings, am in any way acted as a candidate, anal, therefore, it
was held that he was wet liable to any part of In e 'spews. in•
turned by the erection of busting., kc. lad FAlenbairongh,
I.nwev4r,disli,:rily stated, on that occasion, that if any per.
eon, who leas proposed aat a candidate, took advantage of
the building abet was erected So male speeches from it, that
most be considered as an se knowledgmesst that he us. e
candidate, and he was arronntable far • part of the ex-
prim s under this Act. With this decision in his cant( ma.
platian, the Digh Bailiff thought it uremia' y, at the last
general election, as it was reported that there would he seve-
ral candidates, to send a notice 10 lire Gentlemen who were
waken of, annealing them to anvil 1.4 m, in order that thsy
Light !OM. 10 some understanding as to the way in which
theesp•useof Inestingat, poll clerk., 6.e. was to be defrayed.
A resection look place in consegagetire, at which air. Hunt
appear. el in person, and the agent• of Sir Samuel
Romilly and Sir Murray Maxwell were al.° present.
Major l'artstrighl, Sir F. Burdett, and Mr Kiettsaird, were
ahoeut. A roper rout:tiling the following words, was, Ott
this occasiewoigned by Mr. hunt :—‘" I het ley declare my-
self a candidate to represent the City of Weeitminotr at the
ensuing chart ion," The Learned Coansrl said, he had been
told that Mr. Hunt made as twitch use of the knitting!' as any
Gentleman ever did. However, shale the der lion ass over,
and the hill tad in to liar Camisdatrs, the Cernmittees of
Sir S Itnasill and Sir M Mewed! et noire raid the par.
lions debited to tbrm —law Mr. Dant refund to pay dis
third share Ile had had the fullest opporteltaity of a wa-
Wining all the elia-ges, bat he believed he lad not done co.
The Learned Comsat I meow, uwrser, make great allow-
sure% fair those alto dedicated their time to the public Pee-
vice—meti abase hours, shove souls, and bodies, wear dr-
•oteel to the people, could not, of course, have time. to look
after their own private affair, or to pay their just debts.—
The Learned (Weasel concluded by übstrviug, that, a% Mr.
Dont had aelonialedged leitutelf to be • candidate, he was
la Ade to pay a part of the a speoses.
The first a itili Bi called
sos—
I'..aori+ Sank 031(11 that he is VI puty•BailifT of
Waatiliinster Its prillei pail is all,lhtif Mua ras, LI. In
June, there a as an election fur Ma miters to terve en
Paelaalue lit Gar the City of Wettniiotter. (Tire call of the
precept a:as heir pladuced.) Peoclatiestion of th• to tended
the-tom aao wear on the 1311sta Juae. The ala wawa con•
tinned tar fillet it days. Seven bones orb a!ay ea ire dee wed
lei the 1.0.M.'5. of the la ction Dustings were ere-etre! by
Plaintiff's orders--and twenty•sia poll ele els swat also
• 4)1•11.41 lay him. Exposit-a were 1111'llmill fur stationary,
anal painting. Mr. Mont made use 4.f 11.4. 1111.141C5, f the
slat' -ry, and shaes of tit printed 1.., La Is Ca, minds.
eaten to the hustings. A meeting was held prior to
the erection of the hustings, on liar Plibjael of defraying
the tsp. Ere of their enclunt, 111anrss partite to fir
leanew Burdett, bar 111. 6laawcll, Mi. Kiunaird, Maim
Caeta richt, Sir S. latunsilly, and Mr. Hunt, requesting therm
to twat oh. Illgh Bailiff lay themselves or aaceits, to &di-
la:rate ant the mink of 4 frayisag the nor a f ills. Witting.,
he. Mr. Dawson attended fur So. 11:111axa ell, Mr Wi.hirl
need Mr. D. Comb* fur Sir S. Romilly, Mr. 1' Wilkes (who
'enameled sante) fur Major Ca, ferric's!, and Mr. Dews apprar •
4I n 1 ree•on, No one atoreaded few Sir E. I:Uralt It or the
Ilan. D. heanairel. Mr. Dow Own 5:V.la a peprr adnialtOir
sto it he Wended to appear as a candidate. Mejaa Ca, twi iglai
%, tote a letter to the Illgh I%ailili, 0-elarilag that he dal 4401
entail to act op as • a and 4.1.414. for 1a committer tail that, if
alecicdto— is PathaWeat, let %souk! feel laiewelf bowed
It p from, his duty. Witness did nut think Mr. IValkor
till • aura. Neither Sir Francis laurelett, 11 ajoe Cartwright,
sac the Moo. it. herniates el male any us, of the busting*. A
gentleman ef the name of Inwood made an tPtilltair Of the
captioe •.f menu: 114.: hassling., ate, a copy of tallith was
avast to lie. Hest. The notl-clerks were in r, trite a stipend
of • guinea Delay ; tiny had, how, err, hero paid wily halfor-
g unseal, Hu meount of the candidates not list u.a &hayed the
chola-of the , %prose. When the se anaiude rof the money was
id. ESC !tall titras could ft!. it e the other half guinea.
} %Cancer Ise I paid 201 19s.apd. for stationtey, and b!. 17. lad.
f priding. 1 here were a 0111111iff of rous•ables and door-
Lerl4lll employed, who were engaged at the sate of 7.. per

dry.
The Ciller 'Mier, on looking over Ow Art of Parlia-
ment, thial the employment of door-keepers and emi-
t .ables did not come a ithin the entailing of the Act of Par-
k iment. 11w items uu these heads must therefoic be struck
wiry i,l the eccouut.
ti dims runtiosed.—The Plaintiff hail received two•lbirds
of the expeuve from the Committees of Sir S Hominy and
Sir Mnrray Maxwell—hut nothing from the Delcuditat.
'Mr. Bruit (uhu conducted his in meson) proceeded
crues.tatheine the witness. lu the Grid instance, he called
4-ii him to luuve, that Mr. Morris was High Bailiff of Writ.
1‘1311111,1'. Ig:cla was done by prodaeing his a moiled ment.—
The of nigh Bailiff, the witness °binned, was one of
youtfr soil less—(Mr Bunt expressed a desire that the pre.
pilot 111111111C1i1111111 hi In• plated under the latter bead )
Ihe expellee of erecting the hosting. was 5221. deducting
• loch 1211. far 01.1 menial*, the art amount ii as
3951. Twenty six pull-desks were employed on this urea.
seem, at a guinea a day, making, fur II days, 409/. At the
1 ist el Etion, there aerie cighwen, ahu had been settled fur
1 aig ranee. MICAS produced a piece of paper, use which
Mr. Bunt had written to the high Bailiff, ciCeiring him
is administer the Iniberytialb to the declare: but, Si
this was the only part of the ataiiiinecy mentioned in the,
awe t which 51.11uut Lail tacit, the Coinage' toe die Plain-
tiff 3.,11,1-1111) waive that claim. Whiten hail given tickets of
sanitation fur the bedlitsgs to the Defendant. psisding
of threw tickets were paid fur Le the Plaintiff. The fringe of
Sir F. Burdett and the llo.i. binnai.il also received tickets.
Cartwright as, proposed by Mr. I. Walker. Ile
...ie. saw Major Cartwright at the hustings but one., when
Lc came to give his vote that titration he made a short
'pitch. The Hi. li Bailiff bad revived G. 341. being two.
of his whole demand. Only one half of the sum due
Si the 101 l Otitis bad byes paid So," said Mr. Bunt,'' it
is ill vppear, that other 'Arsons do nut pay their debts, even
lieu they get the enemy fur that purpose."
Mi. IV. Inwood, a surveyor. purred 11131 the expense of
creel tig the hustings was 5211. The SUM dCdIACUAI fur the
ulil timber was perfectly fair.
lirre the Platutiß's case cloud.
Mr. I:uot, before lie proceeded to address the Court, de.
mewled 4.f his lordship, wbetbtr the Plaintiff was sot
humid to produce the writ directed iodic Sheriff fur owing
his precept to the High Bailiff, directing him to hold the
slection, as the best evidence of the fact that she election
%%SA so held?
'lle Cutts JUSTICE was of opinion, that the preeept di.
retied to Ilse High Bailiff was sufficient fur the present par-

isu
Mr. Hunt neat contended that, as the Act on which
Vie Militia declared was a 'siesta Act, the Plaintiff's
Counsel ought to produce an oflice copy of it.
blr.StsauceT lead the preamble of the Aet, which set
forth that is was intended to extead to Westminster the Aat
of 186 h of George 11. which was • public Aet, and Its
Carrefurt cuntentled, that it must ■lau be considered as a
puislic Act.
la ibistspiuion the CHM J tsfics asincided—sad the oh-
itTllllll %AA over-ruled.
Mr. Gaol neat objected, that the Plaintiff had not given
the best evolcuee of his (Mr. Hunt's) baviag been • candidate
at the Wrsunitistrr Election, sisterly, lbs poll-books, which
were 'cloned before Election Committees of the House of

C..ntlituess.
Mr 5C11111.1L77 paid, that the very best evidence had iseru
Riven that Mr. Hunt was a eaudedatr, WK. his own band-
ritimg i. a decimation signed at the lime be attended the
uiettioe • hicb the High Bailiff had ealkd. Perhaps, how-
ev.r, )Ir. Hoot sas anxious to shcw the number of persons
%IMO had voted for bins.
The Cuter Jtlerteat held deal Mr. Hunt's declaration was
suflieleat esokuce of the feet that he Irwin cnudidatc.
Me. Hoot these addres►ed the Court. Ue eouthektutd that

the tuned Gentleman had epokco tact tingl) of hint, when
be observed. Na( be has so mach engaged in taking Mt of
the public coucerne, that he had not time to attend ti his
own affsits o► pay Ins dada. Tim fart was, that, eirstbitant
as the clorge was, he would have paid the gra put of it,
without looking to the it. ms—hut when he found that he
was called on In it:gone-third of tae demand, be felt it tie.
remarry to question it ; and he conceived it wee very unfair,
when a man stood boldly forward to oppose what lie looked
urns na ass tmju•t demand, that lie shunt., he treated with
contumely. If be pleased, he email t.:40 !hmiIICII thin Melo",
of the Learned Gentleman at Lewes and at Peterborough,
but he would nut take op the time of the Court wills the de-

tail.
Mr. Seattt.F.77—" I paid slimy bills."
Mr. Hunt sae I, It would be seen, preseeitly, by the verdict
of the Jay y. whether he had or bad tint pled his d.lits.
Learned (-ioise; also said, that his (Mr. Hanes) vanity
prompted hien to wish that the itemiser of persona who voted
for tom slirmld be made known. 'Maims also spoken tomtit-
ioey--and the deity would be aerprioed to hear, that the
same odes-reiCeen hael been made 200 in:les off, in the Court
at York, by tier Learned Gentleman, who va:seconded in hill
statement by a Learned King's Counsel. Ile had simmered
that attack in the imbibe newspapers. sod every unprejudiced
wan mast feel that it was a most unjust sine. The Learned
Coteau!, on the Devastator to which he alluded. said, " That
lie (Mr. Ilona.) was going about (teeing all he could to. annoy
that great and good mall, Sir S. Reentilly."
Mr. fieriass.tr—" I never said any sure thin+. If yon
want to know what I said, I will tell yvn. 1 slated that you
slid all you ?mild to injuee Sic S. [tumidly, Icy drrlarisi that
yon were on his side."
Mr. limit raid, he saver had been on the side of tither
the Learned Gentleman sir Sir S. Itumilly—and, if it were
worried that be had ever said he was, that Resettling was
most untrue. Mr. hunt then proceeded to argee (vowed-
jag himself on the siselues of Lead Ellentiorongh, delivered
to the ease of Morria v. Sir F. Burdett, in 1808). 11131 Maj."'
Cartwright lead been a candidate in Jame, 1818, Iring re-
prewentral ley Mr. I'. Walker—and that, therefore, he heel
no eight to pay more at the utmost than otte.fotteth of the
expenae—nt the same lime, in Ilia opinion, there were
really and hose frete six candidates—and, in justice, he
ought only to he eJlleil on to make good one birth of the
els ergc. lie felt, that, in bringing forward this seelojeci,
lee was perfortatag a rubric duty—and, however ruin -mole,
Qu'vetic, er ore" it might appear to the Lesiva Counsel,
that soy matt aliontel devote his lime to Ille public service,
lee a 00,1 more thee July that lie was, oil this occasion,
impelled ley public, and out lay private motives. He then
corned
Mr Jauea Mills, a sorcerer and engineer, who &peed,
that to vied. me Decorate stircry or the hustings at the l,il
election. he measured every past of them as they were
taker flown. They were cleared away by twelve men in
shout fool hams. The full vitae of those hustings, if per,
mareutly cr• rod, was 1801 ; (sum that lie would deduct, los
the return of the inairrinfit shout SW. the shout.) soppiest.,
that the husteug. erected in June, 1515, rust about 11111 C-1111111
more than those lie had inea.med In Isis upittion, (lie whole
set the heisting*, club d in IRIS, might be very well built of
Itiek. for a lass charge. Accordiog to his tarasurenteut there
weer 171 rotor feel of timber in the last hustings.
Cross-crest inert —‘l it toes has sai sided in London fur the
hist six weeks, lie believed Mr. Hunt was in Major Cast-
e right's Committee room whet' he weld to form the bust-
ing+ lie told Mr. Haut the result immediately afterwards.
11v atnets Fleming, a carpenter, assisted ND. Mills in audi-
t ig (be rorvey, which, lie conceived, was CUffeel, as far as
they runlet get at the mate' isle. There was a small part of
the wood work 1111 the vomit!, which they endeavutued to
turestere as they lay
Cress examierd.—Wituese measured the timbre, said ro-
pe mewl the otouteers to Mr. Mills, who put Aeon down ear.
',cit,. When the measuring was ping on, several pl.filllll
welt pulling down the hustings.
Mune! Jenkins, a milt( leik, at the Westminster eh diens,
in June, 1818, smitd deal be retrieve, for his servirea 10‘.8t1.
per slay --at the last decline' he was paid 11. Is. per day.
There-was* eunditiostal promise, with respect to the former
• teetion, that if wore mune! were recovered from the can-
didates, the pull...leeks should he paid the other lea.
lie did not !Weak there were pull.cleilts aweigh at the last
tleetion.
John Burt, a linen-draper, aced an elector of Westminster,
&post d that the hustings at the last election erre perfectly
convenient, although not so large as those erected is Juue
ISIS. Ile had seem front Bto 700 persona on the buntings
at one time. Th 4 went there before the polling closed.
Witness was nut admitted tor the hustings at the last elec-
tion as UNe of the Committee of Major Cartwright.
The Defeuelatoo's case being closed,
Mr. SC•WLITT called Mr. Inwood again, who deposed that
lie had surveyed the hustings erected at the 1.01. election.
The expruse etas 3421. 15s. 10d. subject to deduetitors fur
111111Ctialf fellffllfal. The 1111S1ingll were a streaudy slight.
Ile measured thin. accurately alien Hwy acre putting cep,
and they contained 243 cubic feet of timber.
Mr Hind addressed a few words to the Court, in observa-
tion use the last witness.
Mr. SCAISLf.IT replied. The Defendant, he obseried, had
rather irregulatly adverted to what lee said had occurred
elsewhere. Mr. Mont asserted that his umue lead been
rumpled with that of Sir Sainted Remaly. 'Flee Learned
Gentleman assured the Defendant he had tau recollection of
aver baring used the I,llfdS jail/1111A 111 bier—but if load
nociditineel his waster ulung with that of the lamented Wait i-
deal alto had betu alluded to, he was careallisigly sin c for it.
With tee peel to the case quoted by the Da feted:eat, it made
tbiectly against Isiumelf. Lord Elleuluirough Islet there,
the Sir Fraucis Burdett must be eunisidered as a eau-
elitiate, because, though he did nut appear it' person,
his cause was lakes up by au ages*. But, it' smother
action, brought by Mi. Moiris agaieret Sir F. Burdett, thee
latter having absolutely oefused tea appear tither by himselt
or agent, it was decided shut he was Out accountable, Wheat
doubt could be entertaiued of Mr. II uut's bearably 1 He hails
unite. his own hand, admitted that IA was Scautletlates--and
must therefore pay Ms portion of the expenses. 'lle
feutlaut cod, that, if be had becti charged une.sixtli a the
expense, lee would have paid it at unit. It was nufortik.
nate, however, that Mr. Mut had out thought Os iso pay
oneeinesheitliug into Court—but lead resisted the High Bailiff's
claim altogether. The aeaouut of the whole eleusauel, ele.
dotting stationery mid couslabkv, was 1110 i. 0.. kit the our,
third of objets was 2731. 3s. 3el. few abide SLIM Ire conB-
- expected a verdict.
..;" Thee Curse Jsistseg summed up. The Sist question fur
the Jury to cementer was, whether Mr. limit, in Jour, 1818,
wt' a candidate to serve fur the City of Westariaster in Par-
humid If so, .aida vas, at that time, the total number of
candidates? And, lastly, wheaber dm charges it' the High
Bailie's hill were renausable tar awl? With respect to slit first
the Deinulaut admitted that he was a eaudidate. As 11/
the 2d poiat.it was clear, from Mr. Saintlier's evidence, that
there were threecandidates, Sir S. Itomilly, Sir M. Maxwel,l,
and the Defendant. Major Cartwright disavowed his being
a candidate, and neither Sir F. Burdett our the Hum. D.Kiro
staird appeared in (lee transaction at all. liVdh respect to
the charges, llie Jury had the evidence of Mr. „Inwood sad
Mr. Mills, and it was fur aliens to decide on it.
The Jury, after a shunt centioltation, returucal .a verdict
far the Pleintiff, damages 2.741.—c05ts Is.
'this case occupied the Court from two ennui eight
o'clock. . _ _

OLD BAILEY. JUNE 2.

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The Court had this morning to wait some time
before the arrival of any Alderman. At lesagth
Mr. Alderniau C. SMITH came .upon the Bens:lr,
susi the business.oarnmenced.
fro. Bowe was Aristided for, oiu the eph of
May, feloniously stealing Crum the person of Ono.
Cray, 4W. iu IJ..nk notes, 1141111! silver, soul a lest.
The Prmecutor was a .sailor, „olio Jiad suined
front Port•mouili in the corbels, after being lbs.
charged from the nary; he entered ■ publie•house
at Shadwtll, where lie met the Pri-mwr, who was a
stranger to him ; they drank a little Lei r and gin
together, and the Prosecutor fell asleep; he was
bouu awoke by feoline sumollutly's howl sit ins

LONDON,
TUURSDAY. loic 3, 1819.

Mr. 11fAYE, front the Batik, )csti May gave notice
at the Stock Exchange, that the Cll.tlicu.t.oa of
the EXCUL;QUEO w fished to see the Gentlemen who
intended to bill for the Loam, on Friday next, at
twelve o'clock. This uotice load the etfeet of rais-
ing the Fund-. The CantOts fur the Account, which
had been down to ail. left off at tifil ; and those
for Money at the saute. This subject was adverted
to last slight in the Hilitte of Commons, by Mr.
GtIENfEI.I„ alum or the CIIANCELLOR
of the ExclitQuEtt for a grant of 8,3:0,600/. to
pay oil Exelicquer Bills issued fur the reavice
of the present year, and unproii led for. The
Honourable Member suggested that the probable
amount of the Loan would be 30,000,000/. and iu
this statement the CUANCELbOtt of the EXClig•
QUELL upprared to acquiesce. Ile also recast-
mended, that the Sinking Fund should be militated
towards the Loan, and complained that the Right
Huai. Gentleman had given au unfair advantage to
certain Loan Contractors aguirst the pialilic, by
commutocating to them the amount and particulars
of the Loan, before he 'had thought fit to make
any disclosure on the subject to the !haute. In
the conversation that followed, thii COADiCt4.-
1.011 of the ExtAteQuett admitted that he had
had communications on the subject of the Loan
with certain persons, but denied that it wave
them any milair advantage ogaiiist the public.
Tide, however, we do tut mideistand. The per-
sons whont the Right lion. Gentleman would MI.
turaliy cousult on the swiriject, are mutated sawn,
conversant with loans, and likely to participate in
slim directly or indirectly as contractors ; and lie
may test *assured that, hovieter reserved anti guarded
lie may leave hero in his commuitications, they Isere
sagacity enough to Arrive bona them valuable
1111 l ots, and prudence enough tat turn it to their
saisantare. From the statement of the CHANCEL-
Lott of the Excitt:nuxu, Mr. Gttxx.yEtt. briber
intesesel that it was not intended to apply any piht
Of liklSiails; Fund to the Loan for the literalist liear.
Oh the motion of Mr. C. Glum., the nu... 1,--
04)1 veil itself into aA' ttve to c •dre ,se the
Acta relating to the ssispetwton of payment* in
specie Iry the Bank of Criminal, and in the Vont-
Malt* Ureolutioe.6 weer adopted l..r to Ilege.e
which wire agreed to with regaill In the motets for
the .resumption of gash poymeuts Alas Blitit of

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England. The Bill embod)io,r; this plan was real
a second time. It was intimated by Lord CAS-
Tt.enzaon, that Ilse present legislative messurt
would not be followed by any miter on this subjtct,
and that the 'lst of February was mimed in the
Plan, in preferenet to a later period, for the com-
mencement of ita operation, to obvi•te any saps
position that an alteration in the proposed plan seas
comemplawd. The contingencies which mild
justify any deviatiots from the system which was
intended to be putsued, were, in she snits(' of the
Noble Lord, ton remote so mein serious consi-
deration.
Mr. MAIATIN 1:1-t night prewiled articles of
chow against Baron M.CLEt.r.ssu, tOr conduct
utslw-coming n Judge, but the Hon. Member w2a
induced by Lord CASTLEREAGH to permit the
charge to be withdrawn.

We have received Paris Papers of Sunday
last. The projet de /A for abolvilling the droit
d'auttaine, which has been adopted in the Chambers
Peers, was on Saturday presented to the Deputies
by the Keeper of Ilse Seals. This law, if finally
adopted by the Chamber of Deputies. will effe.
a great revolution in the condition of aliens in
France, fur it will enable them to ;require and hold
property in that kingdom, both by clt watt awl,pur-
chase. According to thelqtithr xurl 91ith Asti-
eles of the Ciin Code of France, a foreigner
is no dash' competent to inherit and purr hate
• property'; but this power it subject to a
not:niers, which in most cases reduces it to a
for it depends on a - priociple of reci-
' procity.-antl no foreigner can sticeeed in Fraoce
excrptisigirheee u Fienclimaii would be entitled to
au equal indulgence in the country of that fortignes ;
so that un would not lug permitted
to take property by !less:vet or purchase in
France, because a Fresseltesan cutinot take pro-
perty by descent 111` purchaie in England.—
The present proja, however. removes this distiuc-
lion, and at the value time imposes woodier, for iu
case of a division of inheritance between natives
stud foreigners. where the property is situated in a
foreksit country and also iu France, the native sub-
jems shall take from the property iu France an
amount equal to whatever portion of property in
the foreign country way chance to he fin felted
by the Municipal Law of that ti,ate relating to
Aliens.
The debate on the Budget was resumed. We
have mode some extracts from it which content fail
of being interesting to our readers. Some observe,.
tions no the state of the Clergy of France, by !VI.
LAIN V. represent the Gallic Church as in a vrry
d.-plorahle state. There is now in France but one
Archbishop, and there are 17 epi.eopul reel vu-
cant. The salary of un Archbishop is little more
than 1,0061. it-your, null of * Ilkinoi; not more 0,311
7501. ; yet from this miserable pittatsee these re-
specio h:e Prelates nfford sornrthiv for Me suppo-t
of time poorer Clergy ! This is u picture of the
Chinch worthy of its Lest and earliest dare, soil ye.
fleets fur higher lustre ou the character of its digni-
taries, and is calculated to secure for them a
snitch mote exalted ropers, than if they were ry-
preseitted as rolling its wealth, tool elijoyisig all tile
luxuries which it is i'ispelile granting.
The French Fire per Cents. are at 66 f. 85 C.
13.nik Stcck 1,505 1.

Yeateraky Count Mimi Tait had on audience of
the Ptince REGENT at Carlton-bowie.
The Duke of VORK lialiSuctrti military business
with the PRINCE REGENT y

We are extremely lumpy to tixy tl-e Ditches• of
lit:NT ix going on so extremely well, that her
Royol op for mime lime on Tuesday
unit yetitetilay. 'Ube tollnwtinz is a envy of the bur.
leti:e issued yesterday rtmpu•tutg her Royal Uigh-
ur-es state:— _

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14 Kensington, Palate; Jane 4. I
" Hrr Royallinen the Docio..a of Kcal is advaariog
rapidly in I *Allyn y.
" The lloyal Wort roof he to well.
(Sighed) "J. WILSON.
" D. P.' DAVIS."
'rhe Duchess of GLOUCESTER viaiird the Pucheso
of KENT yesterday, shout twelve o'clock. •
Prince LEciento ve.ileti his Royal 'Sister about
four o'clock. mid •renianted with her ftcyal
IjJdh-
ners some ttnw.
11'e are happy to eery the Duke of SUSSEX is re-
covering from the effect* of lees Lite sprained ankle
toed cold, with which lie has lately lte‘a afflicted.
His Royal flightless was Risk to ride oyt,iit his rarer
riage on Tavola), and yesterday.
Yesterday the'Doke r.f VORA. virileel OW Duke.
and Duchess of Gl.VucssTEß.
Vesterday tier Duke of You% dined with the
Earl of LoNsua Ls%
SprtiNp, that tnnell.respected and deeming
servant of the Public, whose gentlemanly and
MIRE utiraimia Hr.- um . el-sally tie know hedged,
tideles lets 13/milit at /pent Douse to.
morrow. Ile lai% provided a moat excellent hell of
foe leer the occasion, and we 'mast cuttlially wish
his all possible sneers.
Tlcr 1.4.1 mamma or tier pte,e4.rined fonded
debt tel Great 148taill on the F. ternary, 1792,
outs V 9.9.51,701. Oct the sth of January, 1818,
at amounted to 748.'101,991/. —The brifoadid debt
On the -4 of Fein ii.iry. 1804, Homiletic(' to
=3,71x'7,'151/. I.p. 310. On the ht February,
1815, it aismunted to 58 513,3”9/.
ol esideav lug to lute oil any pact of this moor.
Woos debt, Cur Go .Yee eeeee reel heave wisely determined
to contract Brest loans dating calm successive year
of fleeter.

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When the late T. JON Fs exhii)ilefi the torn One,
poNpd likisik nine in The lllnis.he ut C , in
&ninon of Mr. Pi res. to/on system a timihve, it
excited u lough on the Nliin.ietiel [knell; but
rAperienee hio wined the laugh prima the sage"
who occupy that coin/ to, r.
la ihe fourth line of an F.. 047 in UM Paper of
yeaterdmy, rotithr4 SlAvivv," road /ono, aot " from ;"
and, in as sirsick to the &Mot., 41..scail),ux the Antitoxin'.
aunt Woratum, or MrllllllW GIaSS, the 111/11b porairsph,
frail impinge, 1101 " infringe."

lon C TeR r.

GUILDFO.RD RACEs, Jusc I

The King's Guineas were this day ran for stinin
Downs. We loose not seed for several yevrs so great as
assemblage of fashionaldts Titere mere No accidents r,.
rept that u Inch the rider of Middletitorp stistain,4 by I,t
horse's fall, which was not of it rely actions mature. T 6.
sport wu admirable, the particulars of which are sa 1.4.1% •
Anacreon
Raspiu
Leptis
Hospitality
Middlethorp
The hefting was even at 'turfing between Kripi t arl
Mr. Turner's Anaerron. Lord Rous's Leptis stood Lit ,' t 4
against hint, ■od high otitis salmi Middietterp awl Ho..
LCIHIS ran is 'teapot the Ant beat, and li.siba
Anacreon liar sccund heat in great style. A fur rase.