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London, England, 1819-01-01

PATAGONIA.

Extract of a letter from Bahia de Fodos-Sontes,
Patagonia, dated August 1, 1818 It is now
twelve months since I hail the ill luck to he wreck-
ed on this wild coast. The loss of our provision.,
stores, and fourteen of our best men, has heat, a
drawback on our .ancern, or we should hare made
a good season ; however, with the means that were
left us, we contrived to do a little, if possible, to
bring up a part of our leeway ; but for the last
five mouths our only occupation has been homing,
to provide ourselves with food. We have good
horses and excellent dogs; our chase is deer and
hares, with which the country abounds. There is
a great variety of wild fowl here; ostriches by
dozens, close to us; and particularly ducks and
geese are swarming it, the creeks; but utifortn-
stately our fire-aims were lost in the vessel. Beasts
of prey are very numerous, particularly the lion ;
they are smaller and less fierce than those of Africa.
The tigers are no where larger or more furious;
fortunately they are not so abundant as the former.
Wild horses and horned cattle are by thousands in
these vast plains; but they are not killed for their
bides and tallow, as is the case hear Buenos Ayres,
only fur the immediate use of the hunter. The
Patagomins are, without exception, the finest race
of men in the world; frequently you meet with
them eight feet and upwards, but not in the least
awkward with their great height; extremely well
proportioned ; very handsome features, with greet
activity ; they are supposed the hest horse Men in
the world. 'l'he Spaniards, by introducing horses
into South America, have made Tartars of all the
Indian tribe.; their customs are the same. they
live the same wandering life, and, like them, they
live tnu horse-flesh, which they prefer to all other
The women are some of them very handsome, and
have • good deal of the English feature ; all nations
have their 'particular way of adortiing, or rather
disfiguring themselves ; the prevailing fall
among the tttt iris belles is to paint the *hole
face, from the upper lip upwards, black or red ;
for my part. I should prefer these charmers with
undressed faces, and say—' when unadorned adorn-
ed the most.' The business we are caroing on,
and have been for some years, is the sea elepli itit
and fur seal fishery ; but these articles do not
always answer the Loudon market ; we find it
more advantageous to rend our return cargoes to
foreign markets ; and even China pays better then
London!"

The present strength of the Russian army is said
to consist of 840,000 men, 4lttatled Into different
corp.; 360,000 of which ure *taunt ry, 04,000 regular
cavalry, 81i,t11111 Cossacks, 49,600 artillery, 7;-,,000
mrrinrr ; 100,000 belonging to the brit line of
the te•ert•c, and 50,000 to the second, and 73,000
veterans.
London, England, 1819-10-27

IN TERM.

LONItON.

XIDDLISEI
Frit Nov. 12 Monday , Nor. is
Saturday 2O Monday
Friday
AFTER TERM.
Tuesday.. Nov. 30 I Weduesday D.
I
Too following notice has hero givrti relative to
the future Sittings of the Court of Cliviierty
" The Lord Chancellor will hold his Ant Seal Ware
Term, on Monday, Nov. tuber 1, in I.ineult.'e Inn H*ll. The
second Seal will be on the Wednesday following, as T4tn
COIIIIIIPIIM on the Silt of lsioventlu...—The
will commence his Sittiiiir. at his Court w tductilu'wlids,uu
Worley the let of November."
During the long vacation Lincoln's-1.0 1:011
has been nowt el. gaudy seta cum tionlion-ly im-
proved. The 11.1114 !MN' ten frtt longer twin !4-
merly, and the seats tire covered with (joy two
cloth, instead of tile green hose which used to I -
formerly situ thew. Tile beautiful painting 0
Paul pleading Ip.fore testes, winch was st
upper end of the 11411, is dratted, and the frail.
fresh gilded, which gives it a fine appearance. 1
/host, from the alterations and eptri.did * it
onslits which have bees inside, this Hall inay woe I
considered one of the insist depot, r•tionincilciu
and finest Courts in the kingdom. The ailventitg
also molting to the Society will be ter] grust.
Sir GIBOR4E RA LPH FETHEItyroN. of Arilocl
in the county of Longford, Bart. is returned
serve in Parliament for the calmly or Longford,
the room of Sir THOMAS FETUS/ASTON. Bad*
ctmord,r Gaulle.)
The light-house, which formerly stood on t
mountain of Monte Video Oliver Plate), hiss •
re-astablistaid, and it is now liglited.every cream
London, England, 1819-10-27

ru THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS.

Ilnt.—l base observed iis one of our late Journal', under
IM head of the Cheshire Quarter Sessions, held at Ksintsford
.. the list instant, • statement that • Ir•e bill has been
tweed against sae for a conspiracy, with oilicis unknown, in
layiog poison to kill cattle, to the injury of the King's

.
asheecis. _ _
As this statement may create in the miodv of the public
an Rados prejudice against me, I hope ynu will permit me,
Hiroogh the medium of your respectable Journal, to request
them who are weacqoanitell with my character to suspend
their judgment mail the matter is brought bi fore the primer
tribonal, If the party with whom this extraordinary indict-
ment orighunes should think it prudent to prosecute it.
I remain, Sir,
Your very obedient Servant,
Amlffy Howe, IlefkitaLgreen, JOSHUA KING.
October VI, 1819.

IRELAND.

DVIILIIN, OCTORMIL 2L

The death of the amiable End deeply regretted
Lady Dunatley wail °ccan►oned by brain fever,
brought on by au inflammation ►n the throat.

ADJOURNED QUARTER ASSEMBLY.
A good deal of miscellaneous business was dis-
cussed, but very little or imporiance finally agreed
upon. The following were the subjects of mo►t
iuterest

Mr. Willis made his promised motion to petition
far a repeal of the Union, and to which the Cur-
p•ration bad been pledged by their recorded vote,
but finding the general stow of the assembly
against agitating this question in the present un-
settled and disturbed state of the sister country, he
postponed its consideration to the next Quarter As.
eembly. As the Assembly were unanimous in their
acknowledgments of the distressed state of the
Corporation, they petard • Resolution, that no
Lord Mayor in future should receive any grant
from the Corporation for hie services, until their
present financial embarrassments be in some degree
removed. They also came to a Resolution, that it
was illegal for Alderman Ascher to hold the double
Ake of Treasurer and Truster. These weee the
most prominent and interesting topics discussed,
though it appears all the business before them is
not yet disposed of, another adjournment having
been thought necessary.
London, England, 1819-10-27

Posfreript, Twooodey, Oclabor 28, 1819, Fowr

Corr. —The Iwivaie Inassclious since the public sales
of last week have folly supported the advance of rites thou
obtained, and Foreign descriptions are again higher. ti.
Domingo was sold enterday at 110 s., and although there .s
nut so much inquiry to-day the prices remain steady.
St/GAIL—Two pubic sales were brought forward to-else,
consisting of 196 Idls. 6 ter. and 310 barrels Trinidad. 65
hhds. Jamaica, 198 hhdr. St. Leiria, 20 bbds. 10 tn. &i 1
20 brie. Dominica, and 140 Mods. and 10 Sr.. Barbedues : the
Barbadoes was of good quality and west about Ys.
some very ordinary St. Lucia not dry sold at 33..611, aid the
low qualities mostly sold at a redactioo from our last gouts.
lions, though generally the prices were higher than were ex-
pected; the pod qualities went at the former prices.

A NAinow EICAPIL—On Thursday last, a bol
of 14 years of age, re*iding iu Park-square, I•
lege-street, Bristol, observed ■n old iron swivel
gun lying about the house, and being desirous of
cleaning it, he put the breech into the fire, and
stated himself before the muzzle to watch it. lit a
few seconds an explosion took place, and the to.y
felt himself wounded in the front of his thou:it.
He was conveyed to the !Armory, where a latt;e
table-fork, without the wooden part of the hand
was taken from the wound, the whole of the
up to the prongs (between four and five ii‘elir% in
length) having been buried in his throat. Ti .e
fork, it is supposed, had passed between the
pipe and the g►eat blood-vessels on the left title
the neck. If the powder hsd not been very moult
damaged, or if the fork had taken ■ direction
little either to the right or to the left, it would pro.
bably have caused instant death. At present, how.
ever, the lad appears to be doing well, bat he is
by no means out of danger.

Tv 01110113. OCTOBC II 26.
Gatos
Veuice Ital. Lay 37 30

Malta 4B_

Napes
l Ali;

Pali-Irmo ll6.i.per es-
Lisboa ... .... St!

Uporto 54
Rio Janeiro 57
Dublin . . ....
Cork....

MILLION.
Poetess! Gold in t S. er.
Coin, per os 0 0 C
Gold is Bars 0 0 0
New Doubloon* 0 II
New Milan 0 5
Silver is Bars 0 5
New Lewis erch 0 0
London, England, 1819-10-27

MR. CH ITTrs REPORTS. ICS.

This day is published, in royal tiro. Vol. I. Part 111.
price 7s &l. sewed,
REPORTS of CASES principally on PRAC-
TICE and PLEADING, and RELATING to the
OFFICE of MAGISTRATES, determined is the Cow. of
Kiag's Bench, in Trinity Term 1819, with copious Notes.
By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq.
Of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law.

London: Printed foe Hear, fiuiterwortb, Law Bookseller,
7, Fieet•street, between the Temple-gates.
London, England, 1819-10-27

peaceable and constitutional pursuit of that Reform
without which we must, if we are now rejected,
cm despair of emancipation.
13 the mean time, let us make one last effort—
he universal. unanimous, single ; and let tug
!tope that the prayer of our respectful and duttinl
Petition will he attended to, and that the British
Legislature will see the wisdom of conciliating the
people 111 Ireland--of gratifying the people of Eng-
land, and recipotrating the sentiments and exam-
ples of Christian charity held out to them by Ca-
tholic Legislators and Catholic Nations.
1 am. Fellow-cootrymen,
Your faithful and obedient Servant,
DANIEL O'CONNELL.
Merrion.cquare, October 2t. lOC
London, England, 1819-10-27

WINDSOR. OCTOBER 26.

On Saturday the Earl of I%'INCHII.CFA left the
Castle for Burley-11311, sod the Earl of ‘I ALLLL..
FIELD arrived in waiting from Sherhorn Catitle.
Yesterday being Windsor lair, and the to hr,.;
remarkably fine, their Royal Iligknew.% the Pri.-
yeas AUGUSTA, the DOrtirsi of GLOUCESTER. aid
the Princess SOPHIA of Gloucester, attended lir
the Earl of MACCLESFILLD and General NIANNsr.%,
walked through the whole of the fair, and matte
venal purchases, which they gave to the ehitdren.
This day their Royal Digtmesses the Duette.% al
GLOUCESTER and the Princes% SOPHIA of Glos.
cester left the Castle for Megrim Park.

Mr. W. MUPRAY, of the Theatre-Ttlal, left
town last night fur London ; we regret to Irani that
the coast of his sudden tleplrture is the serious ;1,-
disposition of his father.—(Edialmro Parer.)
On Friday last Lieuteualit-Gel:e:..l Downti.
WELL entertained the Corpor.tion of the hornoei
of Tewkesbury with a most sumptuous 1111111“, A
his hospitable mansion, Pull Court.
Sittings appointed to ae hrld in Middlesex SIW
London. before the Right 11. in. Sir CHARILLS
lOTT, Knight, Lord Cliiet J twice of the C• art 0
King's Bench, n► aid after rtlichaeltrias Terw,
1819 :
London, England, 1819-10-27

P.43IIIONABLR NOV E.VEN7'S.

Colonel St. Paul arrived yesterday at the St James's Hotel,
Jermyri-street, from his seal in Northumberland.
Sir Hutort klacfarland, Bart. is arrived at his house is
Great Cumberland-place (rum a tour.
Miss De Pontkien is arrived at her house in Stratton-
street, Piccadilly, from hi r rrat in Surrey.
The Hon. Mr. Poulett has left his father's, the Fart of
Darlington's seat, Rahy Castle, Durham, for Mehue
blowhcay, Leicestershire.
Admiral Douglas is arrived et his hoisse in Cavendish.
square, from a tour.
Colonel Hutchinson has left Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-stmt,
on a tour.
William Wyndham, Esq. M.P. has left Newmaiket fir
his seat is Wills.
The Rev. Wilson Macklin, Mrs. Macklin, and Mid fop.
page, have left town fur their house, Pine Cottage, t
leathern.
Departures from the Clarendon Hotel, Boinleifieet :
Lord Milltown for Paris; Hon. Mr. Leeson f.it his liras
Ireland.
Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeleymquare •.--cor Robert
Harland, Bart. from his seat M Suffolk ; Mr. and Mr..
°rms. L... Env, from Newmarket.
London, England, 1819-10-27

ASSACLTS,

Rote►t Riddle was indicted for *resulting Charles
Ser:th, a pat►ole, while in the discharge of his
dt:•'y, at St. Pancras, on the I Ith of May last.
.t appeared in evidence, that the Defendant,
who Ira: an apothecary in Hunter-street, interfered
to obtain the discharge on bail of a woman who was
vuintattiell to the watch-house, and had a scuffle
.-nth the panels, who refused to liberate her on his
opt/Tit:elm. lu this scuffle the alleged assault was
culla:nue&
Verdict—Guilty, but the Jury lamented the De-
ce..tty of folding this verdict.
Scorner —A fine of 6s. Bd.
KEEPING AN IMPROPER NOOSE.

lifeltard James was indicted for keeping • house
of 11!-fame in Charles-street. in the parish of St.
Li :rs-ni-t lie. Fields. . .

......_ _
Flit prosecution was instituted by the parish
eilrcers, and fully substantiated by the watchmen
•..i Ir..

Tie Dctendent said his house was quiet. and
not have been disturbed could he bribe the
wsiclsruen. Verdict—Guilty.
lenience—Siz mouths' imprisonment in the
flonse of Correction.
There were several other trivial cases of assault.
of no moment but to the parties concerned.
A servant of Mr. Willis. the proprietor of the
'Downed House Tavern, St. issues's-street, who
Lunt the cure of a firm of his at Fulham. convicted
alarmer's boy of an smolt, which arme out of au
yds notion which prevailed in the neighbourhood.
°sat the inhabitants had a right of using as a Com-
seen some ground which Mr. Willis had recently
enclosed.
'The offender was sentenced to two months im-
prisonment su the House of Correction.

We have received the following from a Corm.
pendent Adooday night, at the different
loretings of the Union Societies of Radical It,.
t,NWrt, in London stud N'estarinster, the bust of
lt:r. fluor was publicly broken to grieves. and be
was iprououoced unworthy of their future confi-
dence. A gentleman from the country, it is re•
ported, is invited by the Committee of Manage-
s/rest to carry theSidevishatiseeting of the Radicals
into effect at trusbury Market. on Alaniliis neat,
sad to takeLtbe Chair ujou the iscassion."

PO Licr.

MANSION- Wellll.
Cowls Dredeford, the person who was ri nriaurled yester-
day ma a charge of stealing various articles of plate and
linen from Mr. Joseph Perryman, was this hey brought up •
second time.
Mrs. Judith Chard identified the linen produced by the
paylibruiter, as the property of Mr. Perryman.
The Lord Mayor asked the Prisoner whether he wished
to erge any thing in the way of defence, hat be remained
silent. Ile was fully committed fur trial.
Anthowy !writ, an Italian, was brought np oft • charge
of stealing 16 yaa .14 of cloth, the property of Mr. James DO.l.
&ridge, between fire and six o'clock on Saturday evening
The Net having been proved against the Prisoner, he was
committed (or *vial.
London, England, 1819-10-27

REMARKS.

Turner never sheaved himself • better man, and
alihougli, like many a brave Generil, lie has suf-
fered defeat once, yet he is the second tactician at
fighting of 'he day. Although not a %fishing tight,
it was moat manfully contested, and it did not de-
tract from the milling fame of Marini, who is a
ve,y brave man, hut an inferior boxes to Turner,
who rushed in aitit his left and hitting hand, when
Martin was not (wick enough to meet I .
Turuer is a most difficult man to get at for a right-
handed hitter, as die right lout in advance keeps
the left side secure.

Jos. Hodson, and Sampson, a Hirmingham button.
maker, the former a pugilist of fine science asia enemy,
who last heat Scroggiu■, and Sampson, an adventurer fur
fielding fame, who beat Dolly Smith in his first trial.—
There men fought for a purse, and it was vu gallant a fight
of (rite a different complexion from the other, that it would
he neglectful to omit a brief sketch of it. Owen aud Pur-
cell refunded Heat on, and Shelton and Harmer secoaded
Sampson, who appeared to want some bard food.
Hudson, friends were so effiefokut of his prowess, that
they hacked him at 2 tend 3 to I. Ii was perhaps the most
slaughtering fight of forty minutes that ever was seen, and
for years our informant has never area men so miserably
punished. Hudson used his left hand wish great dexterity at
the head, and executed unmercifully with the right, but
Sampson was always wills him, and if be could nut give hit
fur bit, he knocked away much of Hudson's science, sisal
bled him copiously in return. He would nut be denied
until he was hit senseless. It was all slashing hitting with-
out avoiding, and for activity and game no men could excel
them. Hudson at length wens.

During this fight such confusion occurred as was never
before beheld. The immense multitude chard in upon the
inner ring in one mass, aided by plunderers of the must dar-
ing description, with whom, ■od some of the fighting men,
a desperate affray occurred, which ended in wally broken
heads. Such disorder was never before seen at • light, and
it is to be hoped never will again, or measures must be
lAcen of a different kind. It would disgrace a poor of
the must savage barbarians.
London, England, 1819-10-27

THE CRIMINAL STATUTE LAW.
This Jay is pablishett, in two large solemn, royal Svo.
price 21. 10s. f■ boards,
A DIGEST of the CRIMINAL STATUTE
LAW al ENGLAND.

By HAROLD NU ALL TOM LINS,
Of the lower Temple, Esq.
Containing at length mach portions of the Statutes Cr...
Magna Charts to the end of the last Session of Parham's,'
as anywise affect the Common and Statute Laws relating to
Felonies and Misdemeanors committed within England, its
Colonies and other Deprodesicies, as well as upon the High
Sear, which are punishable io Courts of Law, corporally
and otherwise.

This Work is arranged alphabetically mail analytically
under appropriate Titles, so as to enable Magistrates and
others easily to refer to all the Statuses bearing rpm the
same subject; exhibits the several degrees of kindred uf.
fences classed together under divisions, subdivided into see-
and will be found to .apply she Law upora the sub.
jects treated of as fully as can be attained by a perusal of
the numerous volumes of the Statutes at large.
London: Printed by A. Straiten, Law Pricie► to the
Kiag's Most Excellent Majesty, for Henry Bititerwiwth,
Law Bookseller to his Majesty's Reseed Commissumers,
No. 7, Fleet.street, between the Temple-gates.
. _

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.
Morgan Thomas and William Thome% late of Great '
Surrey-street, Blockfriamroad, Surrey, tinew.draorra, to
surrender, November 2, 16, and December ?, at twelve at
Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Junco Richard:mos
and Miller, New lust.
Edward Savage, of Upper North-place, Gray's Itia.lawe,
Middlesex grocer, to surrender, October 30, al i 4.11, No.
ventber 13, and lArcember 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lee-
dom. Asionsey, Mr. M•Duff, Castle-street, Holborn.
Juba Porter, of Frame &tweed, Somerset, clothier, to
surrender, November t, at six, 3, sad December 7, at eleven,
at the Black Bear Inn, Devises, Wilts. Attorneys, Mr.
Tatty, of Devises ; sad Messrs. Nethersole sad Borne,
Eseen.sormot, Suomi, Loader.
Geary White, of Warminster, Wilts, lisre.drapar, to
eareesoler, November 2. It, sad December 7, st ten, at
Gunnison, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Courteme aril
Rubinson, Walbrook, Loudon.
Thom*, Woodbine, of Nottingham, lameasesfatturer,
to serrroder, Newcombe; 4,5, aid December 7. at eleven, at
she klying Horse, Nuttiugliates. Attorneys, Messrs. Chip.
radon and Sea, Great Quees.street, Loudon; and Messes.
?aliens's. and Parsons, NI/nitwits/a.
Willism Taylor, of Little George street, Derwasubasy New-
read, Mooney (bat now a primmer foe debt is sbe geet for doe
ceesty of berm), bricklayer, to eorreroler„ October 10,
November 4, Nil December 7, at elms, at Gailolball,
dem. „dkilereept 1144
arum, Wi.trv,pirtlN'e
I.
:tare •••08,4
reader, November 11, 44, sad December 7, ol Ire, at the
London, England, 1819-10-27

THE LATE STORM.

The trees in the Middle Temple have suffered
severely by the frost and snow storm of Thursday
night. One of the tall trees within the palisado
that encloses the jet dews, was broken off about 20
feet from the ground ; another very large tree in
the area in the front of the garden, suffered a like
disaster. This latter was au old favourite of the
Benchers, who bestowed sipais it peculiar care.
Some few years ago it was forced by a storm from
its perpendicular, and to secure it a strong past was
placed ul a plinth, on which it leaned :171 on a
crutch ; but on Thursday night its iiiiihingeiitia
head, which has long sheltered the waichahrix be-
neath, was carried away. Bmh there accidents
were chiefly occasioned by the immense weight of
congealed snow accumulated on the branches.

To the EDITOR of The BRITISH PRESS..

Extract from the Log-book of the Illelantho, of
London, Captain Eck ly :
Thursday. November 26, 181 B—Received a
a message from the Governor of Mocha, to ap-
prise me that a pirate Doti was in the Roads, and
had made a piratical attack upon two vessels lying
the►ein, and had taken posios.ion of them, and was
snaking preparation of putting to sea a ith her two
prizes.
The Governor recommended me to repair on
board immediately, and put the ship in a state of
defence, in case of an attack in the night from the
pirate.
Friday the 27th, at four a. tn. perceived the two
vessels, were warping a-head towards her; at five,
called the people up to quarters; at 10h.30m. the
forts opened their fire upon the pirate, but the shot
all fell short. Considering it unsafe to allow him
to remain so near us till night, and supposing lie
might probably make an attack upon us, was deter-
mined to make him Shift his birth ; accordingly a
shot was fired across his bows, to intimidate him,
but it had not the desired effect. At eleven, a. wt.
opened our fire, which was also done by the two
American ships astern of the Melantho. At
1011. 300. the pirate struck his colours. the boats
from toe respective ships hoarded, and took pos-
session of the pirate, and gave the officers and vessel
up to the Governor of Mucha.
London, England, 1819-10-27

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, ocrostA 23.
The Ministers of the Interior and of Foreign Af-
fairs racer snrely trausacted business with use King.
EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM MADRID,

_ _ _
OCTOBIiII
Her Majesty the Queen 'levels slowly. She
passed the 7th and Bth at Vittoria. It was not
without pain that she 'witnessed the bull-tights
which were represented in honour other. It might
have been easily known that this barbarous specta-
cle could not please her. No sooner had the first
bull fallen, after having killed live horses, than her
Majesty retired, and did not again appear at the
spectacle during the evening. On the following
day the Queeis held a lever, and repaired to the
church to hear the 're Deurx sung. This Princess
pleases every one by her affability, and when she
appears in public the vices are toressent. Her
Majesty probably will not cuter Madrid until the
20111.
The accounts from Andalusia. relative to the
health of that province, continue to be very alarm-
ing. The epitlemy still increases in Cadiz. The
deaths in that town, on the Ist October, amounted
to 89 persons ; on the 2d to 91 ; on the 3il to 79;
on the 4th to 82. Oil the Ist of October the num.
her of sick amounted to 9,230. In the course of
the month of September, the mortality in Cadiz
was 1.'212 persons; of whom 684 were men. 186
women, and 942 children. Lively apprehensions
are entertained that the squadrou and army are as-
sailed by the malady.
At Puerto Saute Maria, there died on the 2d of
October, seven persons, and 396 remained ill.
A report had prevailed that ito person had died
at San Fernando tiering the last week of Septem-
ber, because no bulletin of health bad been pub-
lished. But we learn from the Cadiz Journal that
there died at San Fernando on the 28th, fifty per-
sons ; on the 29th, seventeen ; on the 30th. twenty ;
on the Ist of October, %Wert' ; and on the 2d,

sixteen persons.
At Seville there have been 20 victims to the
yellow fever, from the '24th to the 30th of Sep-
tember.
The Minister of Finance ha% published ac order
of the King, wanting an exemption front tithes
for u certain [lumber of years to all Verson, who
shall place waste lands in a state of prrtuaneut
cYl-
tivation. This exemption extends to four years fur
lands sown with wheat aml other grain—to ten years
fur fruit trees—to seven years for vines—to twenty
years for olives—and twelve years for mulberry
trees. Those who shall construct camels for irrims-
tion shall enjoy similar exemptions. These dispel.
'kiwis are authorised by a bone front the Pore, of
the 31st of October, 181 G.

it l~; ii iil'l'itiii PRESS.
London, England, 1819-10-27

BROWN'S CASES IN CHANCERY, WITH LORD

REDESDALE'S NOTES.
This day is published, in royal Oro. prier Its. sewed, the
.. First l'art of the Second Volume of
Mit- DHOW N'S ittrottl'S IA CHAN-
CERY during the tient of Lord Chebeeller nodule.,
from 1778 to 1794. The Fourth Edition, with important
Corrections and Additions from the Registrar's Book; from
the Author's Manuscript Notes in his owl Copy, intended
for a further Edition; from various Manuscript Notes of
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HOUSES OF INDUSTRY IN IRELAND.

Mr. C&LI.•OKKAN rose to make big motion for
leave to bring in a Bill for the better regulation of
Houses of Industry iu Ireland. Si.nie hew measures
were extremely iireetrary to put those establtsluatects
on a better fooling.
Mr. I.s.si.tx FusTsft rose to order; and com-
plained of the apparent precipitancy with which Ins
Honourable Friend wall hurrying on measures which
went to make important alterations in the law of
lit land.

The SPEAKER said, that the Honourable Member
(Mr. Callaghan) had two motions in succession on
the paper, and they were only called on now in the
regular order.
Mr. C•LLAGIIAM then made his motion, for leave
to firing is, the Hill.
Mr. Luna Form' objected to the introduction
of this Hill, the effect of which would be to esta•
blish in Ireland • complete set of poors laws. He
entreated his Honourable Friend, if he meant to
introduce so serious a Measure into Ireland, to let
hisitidive stand fur neat Session; or, at all events,

1
London, England, 1819-12-15

DIVIDENDS.

January 4. D. Davis.iif New 11mM-street, Bliddlesex, jewel-
ler, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
January 4. H. ft. Ashby, late of Budge-row, Cannon-street,
Loudon, printer, at eleven, at Guildhall.
December 18. W. Whitsrell, of Belinal-green, Middlesex,
soap-manufacktrer, at one, at Guildhall, 1. lon.
January 8. L. Stepi, of the Haymarket, Middlesex, jeweller,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Jaimary 8. T. Illidrinson, of Rohertabridge, Sussex, brewer,
at ten, at Gailithall, London.
January 8. J. George, of North Attilley.strret, Westmin.
ter, ritach.maker, at twelve, at CnitJhalt, London.
January 15. J. W. Lange of Broad-street, London, mer.
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
January 18. F. Rudd, of Neweasilempon-Tyne, milliner, at
eleven, as the George Inn, Neweastlempon.'fyile.
January 10. T. Fish, late of Biidpurt, Dorset, victualler,
at eleven, at the Golden Lion luu, Bridpuri.
January B. W. Caraly, of Warwick, dealer and
disputa', at twelve, at the Itoyal Hotel, Temple-row,
Birmingham.
January 7. S. Taylor and J. Steele, of Liverpool, merchants,
at twelve, at the George lan, Dale-street, Liverpool.
January 11. J. Gorton, IL Corms), .1. Gorton, and W.
Hubert% all of Tuttington, Lancaster, cutieu-sp 14 al
two, at the Star loin, Manchester.
January 11. W. Thorp, of Coventry, and of Maiden-lane,
Lund...., rilthon.maiiiifacturer, at eleven, at the Castle
Inn. Coventry.
January 7. T. Sicematin, of Kingston-u pon-11'01. al eleven,
at the Dock and Durk Tavern, Scaledaue,
111111,11 y 22. J. Lachlan. of Great Mi....
fields, Middlesex, ship-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall,
Loudon.
London, England, 1819-12-15

TO THE PUBLIC.

frBISH hes once more the most pleasant part
• of hie ditty to perform, viz. that of thanking his best
Criets.ls and Patron*, the Public, for the very distinguished
pitrauage heatowed on his Office* in she late Lottery; and
whilst he conmatulasm them on oleministz Seven Capital
Pr,ses (Ike produce of Torn of "Mick arc yet undeirrnejard ),
he respeetfullv solicit% their attention so the NEW LOT-
TERY of 10,003Tickcts. containing Four Prizes of ,20,0001.
Money and Consul., 1u be all drawn in Two Days, emu.
aracaciar. Nyst Month.
12th of JANUARY, . .

•
.la width Day the TWO First prises will each receive
VO.OllO/. Tacirrts and Shares are sallies( at DISH'S Offices,
4. Curuhill, and 9, Charme-cross, and by his Attests au the
Comory, must of whom sold Shares of the Capitals.
London, England, 1819-12-15

BRIGHTON. DECEMBER 13.

The Prince Regent, on Saturday, once more or-
copied much of his time in looking over the Pa-
lace improvements. The stay of hi• Royal High-
ness this time will inclode but a few days—it is said
to be his intention to return to Carlton (louse this
day or to-morrow.
The Duchess of Gloucester was every day in
public last week, and I times llCCOMpilliird
by the Duchess of Leeds, as a pedestrian on the
Steyne and Cliff Parades. Of this amiable Laity
it may with truth be said, that she enjoy* respect
in public, and happiness in reclusion.
The attendance of Nobility to testify thee: at.
tachments and pay their respects to the Point.,
Regent, by leaving their names, was very nitiortouv
on Saturday and yesterday.
The Duchess of Gloucester intends prolonging
her stay here some time longer—the beiietit which
her health has received, it is said, will often induce
her Royal Higimeas to honour Brighton with her
presence in the time to come.
The Duke of Gloucester arrived at half•past
four on Saturday.
General Fuller, nod Captains Joules and Smith,
are among the last arrivals at the Royal Hotel.—
Lord Rivers continues to be expected there. Sir
Hugh Palliser is at the Old Ship. Gem Harcourt
and family were in the Old Ship departure hit on
Friday.
The Royal York Hotel has had several important
arrivals since this day sr'neight.

The thermometer exposed to the open air in
Barton-street, Westminster, was on Sat.turn-
ing the 11th inst. at 13. at Ilighbury Park 11.
In the year 1818. in the former intuition. it was
never lower than 0.; that was on the 17th and 18th
of December.

The /Woollen,. of Thursday last contains a Royal
ordinance, appointing M. RAYEZ, who was she lose-
most candidate on the list, to be President of the
Chamber of Deputies.
_ _

In reply to the many anxious inquiries which
have been made respecting the illness of Colonel
BRINCLIIT, we have the utmost satisfaction in beilig
enabled to anuousice that he is now in a state of
convalescence. About tell days ago. Colonel B.
was attacked wiili a violent quinsy, and fur many
hours on Saturday se.ninglit, his medical st,endants
entertained the most serious apprelieusions of his
not being able to exist through the Night: The
disorder however took • favourable turns mud we
sincerely trust that he will very shortly be restored
to his wonted hesith.—f Gloucester Journal j
41140 Ili • • • 4. .
London, England, 1819-12-15

CITY BIDS! NESS.

A Court of /Merman was held yesterday at Guildhall,
fur Ow dt4liatch of utast:tutting business prior to the huh-
s Inch a•as fully attended.
Smoky persona were sworn, and some allowed of to be
admitted ttrokers.

Mr. 11,eultAld M3ll Swum a Ruler of the Waiertnas's
Comirmy,

t' %loners of the Court of Requests for January neat
wear appointed.
Srieral Petitions were presented, and referred to different
Commuters for investigation.
The Court were neenpied at some lentth in hearin: sad
d. termenine a 4 omidaint arrainst n Broker.
Sundt) Bells, &r. were ordered for pa)oneuL
London, England, 1819-12-15

GL.4SGOIV, !Umtata 11.

SY THE LORD PROVOST AND MAGISTRATES OF
GLASGOW, THE SHERIFF OF LANARKSHIRE, AND
TIIE JUSTICES OF THE. PEACE FOR TIIE LOWER
WARD OF THE SAID COUS.TY.

" • WM:RCA% we have learned, and have reason to believe,
the cvit disposed, disaffected, nind seditinus persons in this
City and neiglihisiirhood, intend to assemble, in large bodies,
in different places in the vicinity, on Monday next. nr some
other early day, with ARM of different kind., and •arious
OFTFNSIVE Witaeons, with a view, it must be held, of
proceeding to acts of pillage and plunder—to invade the civil
authorities—and to sct at dedsiice the est:dill:lied laws of
the conntry T We nenenir GIVE Novice, that alt such illegal
meetings, manifesting such threatening and alarming appear-
ances, will immediately be resisted by the powerful military
force placed at tin, disposal, now in this city, and about to be
strongly reinforced from different quarters—and Ibat all
attempts in violation of law and outer will, by these and
other means, he instantly quelled, sad the violaters sub-
jected to the consequences of the must prompt military
execution. as the unavoidable result of their liwn lawless and
diogracefiil conduct. And we further moat earnestly worn
slut request the boat and well.ilisposed inhabitant. of this
City mid Sidman., not to be led away by enriosity, in
mixing with. ,•r in following such illrzat meeting.; hut to
keep tbrm•rlvea, their families, and servants, within doom,
in the provemi.in of their property; so that there may be iso
danger, in the event of shone measures becoming neoniary;
of She innocent being confounded with the guilty.
" Gud use the King
" Glasgow, Dec. 111"
London, England, 1819-01-08

IV ES TMINSTKR SESSIONS.

Yesterday the Westminster Sessions were held at
the Sessions House, before it. Bllt6A, Esq. the
Chairman, and r fall Bench of Magistrates.
The CliAtablAN, in charging the Grand Jury,
mrirl lie was happy to inform them, that the present
Calendar wh* of a lighter nature than the last to
which they had given their attention. lie was not
aware it contAiairtl any matter different from the or-
dinary nature of of to which their attention
was initially called ; but if any thing of a particular
description struck them in the course of their busi-
ness, the Court would be ready to give them any
information which they may deem necessary.
The Court theu proceeded to the trials on the
day's list, which were chiefly remarkable for nothing
but the pertinacity with which the parties resorted
to the exposure and expense of law proceedings for
the odpistinent of their private squabbles.
London, England, 1819-01-08

THM PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

On Wednesday eveuinir, shout a quarter past
six &clock, the PRINCE REGENT arrived at Carl-
ton House from the Pavilion, at Brighton.
Yesteiday morning, soon after •eleven o'clock,
the Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of CLou-
C ESTE R. arrived in a post chariot and four, with out-
riders, at the Queen's Palace from indsor.
At one o'clock the PRINCE R W
EGF.NT went from
Carlton House to the Queen's Palace to meet Lis
Royal Sisters, and remained with them till four
o'clock, when his Royal highness returned to
Carlton House, and soon after held a Privy Coun-
cil, which was attended by—

The Eii,t Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the secretaries of State for the Home and Co-
lonial Departments, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the
President of the Board Control, the Master-General of
the Ordnance, the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard. Lord
Mu!grave, and the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's
Bench.

Mr. MILLER attended as Clerk of the Council.
At the close of the business of the Conned. the
RECORDER of Low Dos was admitted into the pre-
sence of the PRINCE REGENT, and made hie Re-
port of the convicts capitally convicted at the Oc-
tober Sessions, at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey.
The Duke of ‘VELLINGTON was introduced to
the PRINCE REGENT, and kissed hoods on his
being appointed ;Master-General of the °trimmer.
Ilis Grace wore the uniform of blue and gold at-
tached to the office of Master-General of the Olds
natter.

VisCOlnfit SIDMOUTH and Earl MULGRAVE had
audience* of the PataCE REGENT.

The Court broke up at a quarter-past six.
Yesterday afternoon, at half-past four o'clock,
the Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of GLotJ.
CESTEII left the yueen's Palace for Windsor.
London, England, 1819-01-08

MELANCHOLY DE.47H.

An Inquisition owl taken to,terrlay aftern•on hcfore
Thomas Shelton', eurmier, at the Boar)-rutim of St.
()lace'. four-house, iiis the hotly of Mr Henry Grange, whit
resided in Gray-strrel, St. °laves, whir came to his death
under the fullowits: circumstances :

:Mr. Clink, an °dicer belonging to the Court of R. quests,
Southwark, deposed, that on Tuesday evening he *rut to
the deceased's I se to Gray-street. and sampled him at
the suit of 11e. Pries men, builder, Windmill-street, for the
sum uts:l/. 4s. due to lout fur pstiog his yard. Mimi. G/ sage
said that Inc loisbaud ems uut at home; he and an 71160/1.
SO wrist 11110 Ilir parlour and crillAit 11111/1; he accum-
panted them lido the street I be was in a great passion, and
said that lie was out the nom, and in turning the corner of
the street, lie escaped from them, and ran Mr; they followed
him, sad after a Sh trio tuttrfstif they capttnell him. He net-
slated gird the claim altti 111/j1114; he ff alitttl on with them
on tile nay to the Outfitter, mud sant flint he could,hul would
nut pay them, slid when he atravol in Union...tr.:et, he ex-
claimed," Stop, for God sakes' and tell upon his knees, and
immediately expired. Si viral Surgeons immediately at-
tended him, hut could aid render him any assiatance. Waves,
was positive that the detea,.vel was not treated with violence.
He was priur to his arrest in good health. Verdict—m Disd
by the VOlitolio* of riot"
London, England, 1819-01-08

MA CBE TH 'S CASTLE

This veaerahle and stupendous remains of Scottish anti-
quity. in which the discovery (the supinoell
Jamb's stone), lately recited by es, has been made, is seated
aminiw the Sidlaw Hitlswin the periab of Collier, a few miles
In the north of the city of Perch. On the proud eminence,
Dunsinane Hill, on which Macbeth hid defiance to fate,
he is said to hove built a fort', es on its summit, the literal
iieterpridation of %thick is "Foil Emmet." this he he-
took himself, secure, LIS lie thought, from all dancer. The
siUmuliun of Diiiisipaue is strisog by nature, and he is said
to have rendered it impregnable by art. The bill is in-
sulated, deep un all sides, and ditlicult of access.
. . . .

. .
the :arra 011 which al aChl.ll)% Castle stood on 11114 emi-
nence, is Ititi yards in length, by 100 in breadth. near the
eastern, and 55 near the western extreme. Its failivibt-
lions, so tar as can be discern, .1, exhibit two concentric
circles somewhat elliptical. Ttir,e Perms to have been n
fosse facing the nortb•casi, joined to the rampart ; ;411t1 1111
esplanade Citing the south east, encompassed uith outer
wall, joined the rampart likrwisr.
London, England, 1819-03-05

POLICE.

/tow :/tttr.t.
•
WESTNINSTER ELECTION.

Mr. Bttist►. and Mr. lit. t:4, the irlagistrates of the ahove
Office, af.sictid l.y all their tifliecra, were in attrridaoce She
*huge of WI tlitestley, and coot fffff ttl in until nittlitigi.i. at
C vent.gar.l,4l anti its neighbour lanai, to Ito ...rye the !ware.
The Magistrates vine assailed with great viol: tare. and re•
reivell some 'tenurial injury. Almost every officer was
more ur its hart—uunte of them we►e dreadfully billiard,
and cut.

At /1111. period Mr. iiirnie, will' assistance. cleared Memo. fla-
tfeet t completely. Mr. Lamb and the High Bailiff left the
boating% arm-i warm, contrary to the advice of Mr. Mimic.,
who recommended to Mr. Lamb to retire by the moat pri•

♦ate way. At suou as the above eentlemen were observed
by the crowd, they vociferated " Lamb, Lamb," and com-
menced a pursued. and, but for the allqinianfe of Mr. Hicks, in
nssemllline hi■ officers for their protection., errious emote.
queners sleight have takes, place, horn the bad spirit which
',levelled amount the crowd.
Many Prisoners underwent examinations at the Office
sins log the creuitig : some for pi, Log pockets, and others
for hi wally cutting and *Minding indiscriminately those
who, came In their way, but t particularly the Officers on
July. Some of them were oldered to find bail; others were
dim ha' ged, on condition of their appearing on a future day;
and five were committed fur trial.

g the Prisoners examined was a man of the name
of Mitchell ; this name tallies with that of the wretch who
sairiiipted to inorilur %Ls, Rowha, at Burnham, in Buck-
iiieminshire. The Prisoner gate so impetig-I an account
of loniso If that the 3lavistrate ruminated him fur furthe► in-
vestigation on that point.

AGRI( ULTURA L PETITIONS.
London, England, 1819-03-05

COUNTY RATES.

Lnrd Giosor BERZAFORD presented s Petilion frost the
bilisWants of the Turn of Cappoquin, Iti the COlll4l, of
Waterftwd, complaining of the inequality of Comity Rates,
and praying fur relief.—Read, and Isi.l on the table.
- - - -

_
POOR'S LAWS.
Mr. CURWT.II presented a Petition from the Town of (as
we understood) Maryport, praying an amendment in the
Poor's Laws.—Read, and kid on the tattle.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS. _ _

Sir ROBERT Wit.soit presented a Petition from the Bo-
rough of Southwark, which, he said, was most respectably
signed, praying the House to take tato consideratios the
Law respecting Debtors and Creditors, and to revise the
same —Read, and laid on the table.
London, England, 1819-03-05

MISS STEVENSON'S BENEFIT.

Fondle Night of the Nevi Piece, the Thrre Smirks in
I.nneloo. First Night of the 'rinsed Afterpiter, All At
Coventry.
OLYMPIC NEW THE‘TR F.,
NEWCASTLE STK Err, STR A N D. .

Under the Authority of the Lurd Cloankl.rtlain, and undo r
the immediate directly* sad auperuitendence of Mi

Elli Ann.
a.VISS STEVENSON I the honour to ttn-
ee to she Nobility, Gentry, and Iter iellBll4 in
generatl, that bee BENEFIT i. hard for 117E41/AY NEXT,
March 9, MO, when will be performed, all entire New
Magical Ihatna, entitled she

Ognict.snen,
TN I cause of inclessiendence and of Rational
Principles hes triumphed, and I, have now the diffi-
cult task to vellum of expressing my valitude to those
who have obtained this victory. I can only plainly say,
that to all who have so streesuously exerted themselves in
my favour, to all who have honoured me with their votes,
and to that large body who were ready to come forward, but
whose manages were unuetemsry to aweh our ample
Majority, I return my sincere and heartfelt Thinks.
The celebration hitherto usual on such occasions was
starred by the inflamed hostility of the Isroultlioll4 adherents
of my Opponent. Let nee thank them also fur having con-
tradicted, by ibis conduct, the repeated statements of my
Opp lit and of his Nominator, and proved how false
and futile were the assertions that would fix upon my
sop] those attempts, upon which, It now appears,
they themselves had placed their last hope and reh-
aloe. Has it been this eliollitiou, insigaificant to us,
and profithss to them, which has emboldened the Com-
mitter of my Opponent to declare, that we have ob-
tained uo Isiumph? If a triumph is a, be conferred by
those who can so easily be stimulated by artful harangues
to instill the unprotected female •1111 unprepared passenger,
and to Injure, to the extent of their daring, all my supporters,
whose property or pennies may have come defeacelesa within
their power, I gladly resign such a triumph so those who
valise it, content with the suffrages of the peaceable Elec-
tor*. ausd prt.o.id of the coofidenee which has conferred nu
me the arduous hot impiring task, of asserting their inte-
rests in the British Parliament.
Upon this occasion, I am well aware that I am much in-
debted fur the support I have received ty the disapprobatioo
of my Opposseusi's principle* and conduct: wheal I shall
again solicit it, I hope it may be given from it,iprobation of
my own.
I have the honour to rennin,
Gssits.sircn,
Your very obliged and NAN Servant,
GEORGE LAMB.
London, England, 1819-03-05

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POOR'S LAWS.

Mr STIIRGIA BOURNE moved that the further considera-
tion of the Repnet on the Poor's Law Bill be postponed to
Monday.—Agreed to.
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD BILL.
Read a %tenni! time.
In answer to a que,dion from Sir At.ExANnrft Horr,
Lord CARTLERFAGH said, that the Committee
declared their opinion that the number of Equerries should
be reduced to four, Clover ...... •iit aelpiiesced iii that opinion.
If the Honourable Baronet intended to overtrain the Report
of the Committee, in that reap, et, lie apprehended, his mode
was by an Address to the Throne.
After some conversation between Mr. BARREN and Sir A.
Hope, as to the form of proceeding to lie adopted—
The SPEAllelt suggested that there were three modes of
proceeding—by intioducing a clause In the Bill, by au ad-
dress to the Crown, or by motion tureconsialer the Report of
the Committee, with a view to have six Equerrits added in-
stead of four. He recommended the latter course.
Sir *SARAN rim Hon gave notice of a mutton accord-
ingly for to-morrow.
• NETHERLANDS SLAVE TRADE RILL.
The House went into a Committee on Ibe Netherlands
Slave Trade Bill, and the Axsescied 'lases Acts.
Sir (40. WARRENDER brought up a return of the Navy
Estinialcs.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Adjourned at Half-past Elcvea o'Cluek.
London, England, 1819-03-05

GAOL DELIVERIES.

A Petition presentedwas from the Inhabitaots of the
City of Norwich, praying the House to adopt such measures
as to give them the benefit of two general gaol deliveries in
the yesr.—Read, end laid us the table.
The motive of a 11101i011 fur papers relative to the govern-
ment of the Royal Burgh of Aberdeen, wu postponed from
the 16th to the 23d intent.