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London, England, 1819-08-16

GUTHRIE'S GEOGRAPHICAL GRAII3IAR.

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GEOGRAVIiICAL HISTORICAL. •rid
COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR; exhibiting the pre_
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arraimed, and their Latitudes and Longitudes: 11. A Table
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SU !CID ES.

An toque'', was held ow Friday evening, at AO Lied
Huro.mati, Ornitge.ruilri, Leicester.implare, b.fiwa T. Him,
Esc; Coroner, on the lolly of ilia. Jane Cade, evil twenty.
one years, a respectable and aecumplished pen lady. %Ow
was found drowned in the Green Park basis, seder the (lot-
to.. ill g eircont:laocta

h appearegl in evidence, that an Maeda, 'mallet last the
d gl and her brother, Mr. hle)riek, of Bell-yard, Fleet
street, drank lea tucether, compinineil of illutes.free
fluently ha•ine bergs attacked with pains in the head. Her
dis se situ m r indicated a mind offeetrol. After tea
bee brusher left her, and remained absent fur a short time,
and on his return she sea gone. She had taken brr bonnet
and shawl, and left the candle burning, lie never beard of
her atternargla until hr reerivegl intelligence that she was
Ding dead in St. Martin's Watelihnuoir.

WWI. Passer, a private in the Guards, found the body io
Ike basin, in the Green Peak.

Verdict—lnsanity.
On Saturday an Inquisition wao taken at the Nlitre, in
Bruadicall, Christchurch, Surrey, berme Charles Jemmett,
Esq. Coroner, an view of the hotly Of Mr. Wm. Owen, cod.
merchant, in Yurk.street, Chrivichurrh, who put a period to
his existence by hanging himself with a cord.
It appeared from the evidence that the di ceased met with
a reverse of fortune, having been reduced from •Aluesee to
abject poverty, and lately compelled to give op business,
and to add to his misfortunes his wife' rau away from him,
which so preyed upon his mind that be became very an-1a,,.
rhuly, and evidently deranged in his senses. Ott Monday
I tst he absented himself, and could not be heard of by his
friends until Friday night, when be was found banging in
a shed near • house which be (requested in Yurk-street.—
Vei diet, Lunacy.
London, England, 1819-08-16

PRINCE REGENT'S EXCURSION.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the
Royal yschr, weighed anchor this wonting about
'lair, and sailed from Cowes Road,. Soon after
C:111,114(44 that place for some time, accompanied by
tile squadron and a numerous assemblage of yachts,
the Royal yacht proceeded up Southampton
ber, lowly opposite to the town, when she tacked,
,hartty after proceeded through Spitheed, and
mitt tacked about when at St. Helen's, and stilex-
peetttby paid a visit to the harbour. The Royal
ya, ht entered the harbour under a salute from the
p!,tlbiin, amid the cheers of the persons assembled
tiers, at 13lockhouoe, Paint Beach, and run up
t4e bat boor for about half an hour. and then again
-a!!rd out to Spitheed. The Royal squadron
atitla•red at %pithead during the Prince Regent's
visit to the harbour; and the weather being very
tine, with a brisk wind, the aught was very gratify-
A number of yachts and sailing bombs nccom-
paated the yacht in and out of harbour. Among
T we .itiertsr(l. Captain Paget's anti Cie Mar-
qi:l- of Aiv4lesey's ; the uterine bawl was on
h..,,ti ti.e buoy boat. cruising near the yacht,
during the cruise. As the yacht proceeded
alt tl,e harbour, the Prince Regent was cheered
train the different wharfs and ships, and dock•yord.
it,, Ilightietet proceeded front the herbage to
%%Helen's again, and after cruising a short time
dlopped enchur at Shithead, and shortie after spread
iiwiuw,v, over her decks, and prepared to receive a
large party on board to dinner. Among those who
here we noticed Lord Howard, Lord
6tect,ork. Deputy Commissary-General, Sir Geo. ,
Corkinmai, Commissioner the Hon. Sir Geo. Grey,
and a I:usurious assemblage of Captains, in their
full injorins. Admiral Campbell went on board
The yacht, while up the harbour. Admiral Lord
ii.M:ord and the principal inhabitants illuminated
ia-: miaa in honour of the day. During the day
t•i,-- lt.i, been a good breeze, sod the sailing match
Cotvett was a most pleasing sight, as was the visit
accompanied as. it was by so many
mill Gentlemen's yachts.
Tip, lox cutter again won the prize at COW'S to.*
the Traveller, still others ; it is
lotmght tite Trureiler would have won only site got
a-zrcuziti lin the brambles fur two ttt i t butes and a
al. hough this imisfortuue took place, she ar-
lllrti to-cotid.
fir G. Cockburn arrived here yesterday from

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London, England, 1819-08-16

SOUTIJA.►IPTIII'. AUGUST 14.

On Thursday and yesterday we were in anxious
hope the Prince Regent. to his yacht, would come
lip our river, as far as the town ; he was yesterday
within three miles of the pier. The shores were
lined with beauty and fashion, and the water with
yacios and boats. Not the least gratifying sight
was the Orphan Bays of the Royal Military Asy-
lum, about 450. who, with a most excellent band,
marched down at noon to the Quay, in the most
regular and orderly manner, in honour of the Prince
Regent's hirth-day.
No Monarch has ever been upon the Isle of
Wight since the imprisonment of the unfortunae
Charles at Carishrooke Castle. King John was the
only previous Monarch ever on the Island.
Southampton has regained all its former gaiety
■nd bustle ; the number of Nubility and Gentry
passing through to and from the Isle of Wight is
immense, as are also the departures and arrivals to
and from France.
London, England, 1819-08-16

BROADBENT. THE ASSASSIN.

The fullowing letter, (Idled the 1411) imemiat, it
f our Hurshalu Ceirrespoodelit !....
s. The resfortuisste culprit, misled by she reedits of int•sas.
Kenner so commit she dreadful murder of sirs jesod Watson,
of the 00th reasons's, returned to ilorshans on Weiliwisila„
from the Assizes. Imuse.hately on his arrivol, be smut for
his s &et borate chaplain, the Krv.G. Slandiall, who C.11110'40
he has Loren for some weeks past lahoursog took., severe in-
disposition) has, tozether with the Iles. Robert Noyes., brew
most :scientist tir she unhappy min, 'Mee hi. cuatissemesst.
H,s penitence, it is hopes!, surpasses the guilt of hi. crime.
He Ilse composed several prayers, which he °fres s 011 in lit.
Maker, and declared drat his mind sa prepared to meet los
awful fate."

execrlion.—The above unfortunate stirrt....l
the penalty of the law yesterday. lie naM re ..... .ell
from the gaol about twelve o'clock, in a cart, at-
tended by the Rev. Robert Noyes, of Ru.per
(Mr. Marshall being too ill to sustain the tit
wouid have had on him), ■ttd proceeded to the
place of execution. He was perfectly resigned to
his fate, and died almost *idiom a sty ti:e.
There was a large concourse of persons present,
who appeared deeply impressed at the awfulness of
the scene.

The foreign exchanges coistiuue rising, and hese
now nearly reached par. Gold and silver are, cote.
sequently, almost without a market. The precious
metals cease to be employed us remittances, bills of
exchange, in all instances, being preferable, and
the Zaiik of England has not Nitherto commenced
it/ purchases. The nominal price of gold is 3/. Is..
rid of silver ss. gd. the MUM:C.
The market for Stock, though it has experienced
frequent re-action, *miters, oti the whole, to i.e
progressively improving. This *teatime:is is the
more remarkable, as large purchases were made
during the last week in the French Funds, who
in proportion as their security becomes inure firmly
established, are likely to enter into conitienciin
with those of this country, and to produce a cur-
responding effect on the motley market, by alio-
drawing a part of its capital.—Otniiitioi
Saturday at 47i premiums and Comer,la for the Ai-
count at 7ltl.
The Legislature of Bermuda met at Hamilton
on the 24th of June. His Honour
I Esq. COMMiliderMll.Chlri (exercising the powers
lof Governor) opened the Session in the usual mai:—
I tier, by an address to both Houses. The speech,
among other topics, directed the attentioli of the
Legidature to the declining stste of the Church
I Establishment in the colony. and cited the example
j of the mother country in appropriating fial.ds for
its advancement, as highly worthy of inittation.--.
The. address also reverted to the ravages of disease
to which the colony had been exposed during the
t preceding summer, and suggested the eliturcement
of strict quarantine regulations at particular pe-
riods, as the only means of security opine( the re-
Piro of a similar calamity. A prudential' ~,, n. that
I effect was issued by the Governor nit the '26th of
June.

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London, England, 1819-08-16

DItIidIDFUL FIRE.

We are sorry is state. that we undentand the
dispatches received from Vice-Admired Sir Charles
Hamilton, B nt. Governor of Newfoundland. se•
late to the &dresses Mitch hail been occasioned at
St. John's, by s moat destructive fire ; sn event
attended with more destructive consequences than
eve.. either of the similar calsiniries which Occurred
in recent past yells. The following account is
irons 7'he Newfoundland wind. of Saturdays
July 24 :

islensiew sad Dislressixg Fire !—Between one sad
two o'clock on Monday taunting last, a house reel oily
occupied by Mr. George Garland, wear Mr. Mutual% Wil-
liams's, was discovered to be on Le; sad although the
alarm was intsweillately given, sod attended with the utmost
alacrity, before any number of people hod collected on the
spot, the whole house was in a blaze. The wind was a point
or two to the southward of west, sod blew a geode breeze,
which carried the dames to the hooves on the opposite side
strike lane. The Are took Mr. Besuscomber house, occu-
pied by Dr. Ksely, at the comber of this lane and Water-
street, almost directly; frusu whewee it crossed to James
Watson and Co's, on the south shit, and then cautioned its
course easterly ow bath sides of the street with the utmost
rapidity. Mr. Williams's house caught in a short time, snit
communiested to the hours of Messrs Meagher and Co.
and from thence to the house of Dr. Dews ow the oppo-
site side, •berh, with the buildings westward, as for se
Cooker and Tracey's, were laid in ashes.
An eaglet la longing to the upper rid of the town was
brought down by Mr. Senora, UN the Oral alarm, sad after
some ineffectual attempts to persist the Arecrd2
byroad Mr. Williams house was removed to a
Tosinria. Fortmestely at this plate a garden &Ado! lbs
houses westward ream Mews. Meagher sad iass, eel 1w
London, England, 1819-08-16

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ENNISKILLEN, DATED
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ACEU,T 4. 1819.

" Our A•.azrs (Frrtnitomell) elided here at about
twelve o'clock on Tne.alay (Ole second day), and
the entire of the Civil and Criminal business was is,
trifling, that the Judges might easily have finished
it on Mosidsy evening.
" In the Record Court, where Mr. Justice Moore
Presided. there were shire appeals from the last
Quarter Sessions, bust not one record. In dig.
posing of these, the spectators were struck Midi
the forensic .novelty of beholding a King's Conu.
sel, of court...red ability and talents, stating a cave,
not from a solusnimius brief, but from the back—
side of at rival hill. contatimig orw.fou•th of it
sheet of patter. The reflection that occurred to
me, nu witires.ing this ludicrous scene (which, with
ref ect to the state of the insolveucy of our county,
sneaks volume.), was, that in order to close the
doors of the Four Courts, to put the Lawyers
• !fors de combat'—tu make bankrupts of the Bar,
and save the naii tttt the Judges' salaries, it were
only necessary fur the Legi.lature to increase the
Assistant Barriste►s' jurisdiction, and impose
further additionol.Stamp Duty on Laic proceedings,
thereby residering it iinprar usable for the people
to appeal for justice to those old-faskioned Tribes
stoic which our profane attorneys call the Courts
above !! ! This would ' reform them altogether,'
and do more in a week than old Alfred and
Edward the Confessor, were they living, could
accomplish in half a century.

' In the Crown Court, in which Mr. Justice
FI. ITC NOR presided. there were several misdeals...
norm tried for using unlicensed stills. There were
also shout inlay revenue officers' informations in
the trial% of which these reepectsble gentlemen
were not only prosecutors, but parties. The inhaw
hitinits of the towilland, for want of money to fee
Couneel and pay the Clerk of the Crown for the
privilege oft ing the ioformatiolos, suffered the
tines to be imposed without the interposition of a
Jury.

The humane and learned Judge, in such casts
as he. Ototi4ltt the gaugers were, to use his own
words, 'too fltl,p•stst,' in swearing money into
iheir own pockets, directed the informations to be

" 'fills morning. the Judges proceeded firm this
town to om4gii, where they will be chiefly occulied
in the trials of still misdemeanors and civil bill
appeals."
London, England, 1819-02-18

in the Committee BENNETT proposed to fill
the blank in the clause providing that bays should
not be apprenticed to the trade of a chimney-
sweeper before a certain age, with the number
fourteen.
Alderman WOOD said, that the binding of boys
to master sweeps, instead of relieving, was ulti-
mately a burden 014 parishes, the licys being re-
turned in numerous instances emaciated, sickly,
mill rendered unfit for any other employment.
Mr. OSIMANNEY lever knew I,f a chimney-
11,Wreping boy being returned on 141- parish. Ms :1
boys appeared in the streets In he among the roost
contented and light-hearted of human beings. They
formed one great source of supply to that most to-
diSpensable part of the Luce of the country, the
navy.
Mr. BENNETT was astonished boa Cf-ntlemen
could think of opposing the Bill, who 41111 sot seem
to have read a single syllable of the Repot. lie
could appeal to all who heard him, whether these
poor boys were not to be seen in every rut of the
metropolis with bent legs, hump-harks, distorted
spines, and all the marks of premature old age.—
( Hear, hear.)
Sir ISAAC COFFIN had not. 04 the course of 40
Years experienue, known one ioyiaixe of a sweep
Joining the navy.
Alderman Wow) said, parents were to be found
cruel enough to put out their clitldreti at the age
of six years.
Mr. BENNETT knew an instance of a woman
who went out to nurse, leaving a child at home
five or six years of age ; when she returned, the
found that lier husband had sold the child.
The number 14 was then inserted, and CI was
agreed to as the limit fur the terns of appren-
ticeship.
After some conversation between Mr. BENNETT,
Mr. DENMAN. surd Mr. WISBEDEMME, the other
blanks were filled u,,, the Chair reit ttttt ed. and the
Report ordered fur Friday next.

CIVIL I.IIsT.
Mr. V. FITZGERA LD brought up the Ilieinwt of
the Committee on the Civil List. which was order.
ed to lie on the table and IN. primed.

USURY LA %VS.

Mr. Setjeant ONsLow moved the Order of the
Day for the House going into Comtuittee on the
Usury Laws Repeal Bill.
Mr. ON MA N NEY thought it Hfivisable to postpone
that stage of the Bill, tin account of the thin -tate
at the House.
Afte► a few further remarks from the two last-
mentioned Gentlemen, the SPEAKI:It left the Chair,
the Bill passed through the Committee. and the
Report was ordered for to-morrow.
REWARDS IVR APPREHENDING SMUGGLERS.
'rite Report of the Co 1111 l nitre on the Rewards
for Apprehruding Smugglers was postponed till
to-mot row.
The House then adjourned at Half-past Eight
o'Cluek.

FOREIGN LVTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1819-02-18

rAnts PAN:as.

FgsttuAßY 13.
The King experienced a slight attack of the
gout on the day before yesterday, but yesterday
nis Nlajesty was quite recovered, and dined with
his family as astral. His Majesty traiisarted bu-
siness in tits cabinet during a causideratile part of
the day.
It was et Naples, and not at Rome, that King
Charles IV. of Spain died. The King of Naples
was at the time absent from Ili% capital ; as soon as
his Sicilian Majesty learned the dangerous state of
his august brotlit r, lie set out for Naples, but
having at Purticci heard of his death, he stopped
there. Ilia Majesty is scarcely recovered from a
very severe illness, ■ud the state of his health still
excites serious apprehensions.
We learn front Rome, that in repairing the prin-
cipal altar of the hover (slouch of St. Francis
d'Assite, the body of its holy founder has been
discovered, after having lain there unknown for six
hundred years. The Sovereign Pontiff; apprised of
this discovery, has given orders to the Bishops of
Failigno l'erouse, Spoletts, and Assise, to repair to
this latter town, alter the Epiphiiiiy, and to make
an liutheitile recogintion of the body, with all the
necessary foruw. The intention of the Holy Father
is, that these precious remains shall be transferred
with pomp to the u;•per church, and, be there ex-
posed to the veneration of the faithful.
II It is thought that the Law on the Liberty of the
Press and the Journals will be presented ott IVed-
tiesday u, xt. It confirms, it is said, the freedom
of the J=•uruals.
London, England, 1819-02-18

BRIGHTON. FEBRUARY 15.

The Duke of Turk and the Marquis of Anglesey
left the Puvilion, fur London, last night. The
Meloess of Gloucester, accompanied by Lady
Tynne, set off on her return to the metro-
yob. tleveii o'clock tn.ilay. Mr. and Mrs.
Arbuthnot are also of the number of Palace depar-
tures to-day.
The arrivals this evening have been—the French
Amhossadiir, the Marquis d'Osmond and his Mar-
chioness, Load Jocelyn, and General Sir Joint
Cradock. _

The Officers of the 9th Lancers having matched
their bloods for trials of speed, the race-down was
numerously visited this morning, and the spurt that
followed seemed to be generally etijoyi tl.
The Steyne yesterday, iu the splendour of the pro-
rueuadr, displayed no lets than five Admirals, viz.—
Viscousa Keith, Sir J. B. Warren, Sir Urn. Nagle,
Sir David Gould, sod Sir Richard Strachan. Lord
and Lady Keith took their departure from the
Ca►tk this morning.
The Countess of Carnarvon, on a visit to the Hon.
Mrs. Wyndham. arrived at I.:gement Lodge yes-
terday.

GREAT REJOICINGS AT ABERGAE ENNY.
London, England, 1819-02-18

POI. T II Y.

-.sr.
APOLOGY FOR TIM RESTRICTION ACT,

TAXATION, &c.
Says Vanaittart, " shewn by St. Mark, chapter seven,
How difficult 'tis for the rich to reach Heaven
Now as this is the case, I shall prove in the end
To Britain no foe, but her very lien hien I ;
rut- let use go on, and I'll leave: slot the Nation
A guinea to stand in the way of galvatiun."

GOLD IN THE HANK, '
txPLAINio BY TIM LAW MAXIM,
" De 11071 appar•stibux et de noe existentibus cadent est kr.'

By argument these things may seem moat distant,
But then they're only so in name :
The non apparent and the *on-existent,
The Law implies to he the same!
London, England, 1819-02-18

DEATH OP THE COUNTESS OP THANET.

The Countess of Thanet, we are concerned to
state, died un Monday, at bib Lordship's brat ill
Kent. Iler Ladyship laid an attack of paralysis a
dais prev►ous to her decease.
London, England, 1819-02-18

FASHIONABLE MO V Ell EV TS.

The Dowager Marchioness of Downshire and the !Arlie!
11111 li.tee I. ft town.
Lord and Lady Walsitigham and family are arrived at
their house in Upper Illaticy-street, from their seat, Statue..
The Countess of Dartmouth and the Ladies Legge are
armed at their seat in Staffordshire, from • tour. Her
Ladyship is expected in town the latter end of April.
George Pocock, Esq. M.P. and family, are arrived at
their house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, for the sea-
son. from their twat, Mallwuuel, Kent.
General Donde swell left yesterday for his seat at
Pull Court, Ti. kesluiry.
Departures yestevelly from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.
sqoare:—Mrs. Montagu Borgoyne, for her seat, Mark-hall,
Eases; Captain and Mrs. [Hackett, for ditto.
Mr. Paul Methuen has left Lady Milelmay' s, Chanford-
house, Winchester, for Corstiam-house, Chippenham.
"I he Marquis of Lothian arrived yesterday at Mutatngit
house, from Lurd Mark Ems's, at Mulnawousl,
Berks.
bird (a Somerset is returned to town. from his fallter.C,
the Duke of Besitfort's seat, Badminton, Gloucestershire.
London, England, 1819-02-18

S►URREY THEATRE.

The succesd'al novelties of this house succeed
each other with so touch rapidity, that it is vistn-
nisiong how they are so well provided with appropriate
dies., scenery. and music, all which accompaniments are
as finislitd and • xlensive as at any superior theatre, where
every thing is an; ...... iced vs having Leen lung in preparation.
The Ileart of Mid-Leihion is vet in an increasing Male of
brilliant favour, and while its attraction is those unimpaired,
we are presented with another instance of rapid and success.
fiil effort in Tte IltOan (loft, has been twice ri reliv-
ed with most iiiiriptiviical and universal approval, and will
must iruhali!y retain its statism till the end of the season.
A very long list of holtioorbles of the very first ranks have,
for the last five wolf, nightly graced that antes uf this ins.
provtal sad improving establisbOveut.
London, England, 1819-02-27

WE-STMINSTER ELECTION.
REFORM OF PARLIAMENT.

FLECTORS OF WESTMINSTER !—The
Power of the UNNATURAL COALITION against
you is dwindling away !
Their trilling Majority of Nineteen at the latter end of a
week is equal to a defeat at the beginning.
Those whom softener and power deprive of choke, are
compelled to vole at What time their oppressors bid them—
still their Majority is but Nineteen ! It is an evidence of
their declining strength.
Come to the Hustings—vole for HOBIIOUSE—and give
them their DEATH-BLOW'!
sTATt OF THE POLL, ELEVENTH DAY.
Dais Poll. Gross Poll.
HOMMUSE 282
CanroftionT.. .....
LAMPI ...
Committee, Fisher's Room, Covent-garden,
February 26. 1819
Sobscriptisnes are received at the Committee Room,
and Ly the Treasurer, Mr. Brooks, 110, Strand.
London, England, 1819-02-27

whatooever. He stated Olio, that no

impression might be made with respect
Grady, on account of this application.
(Mr. H.'s) spontaneous act, in the discharge
rious public duty. The lion. Member'
had said, •s that the fir,t win of the P,

peared to him not to fall far short of statii
Petitioner had been wrongfully confined.
be conceived there was really nothing
Mr. Grady ariured the House, the othe,
that he had no intention of insulting the
Commons, by any thing he had vsrittei
also declared that lie was innocent of
imputed to him. would therefore *ohm
the consideration•of the Ifni). Member
whether it was a grave filterice, to state,
London, England, 1819-02-27

USURY LAWS.

The R..putt of ihe Usury Laws Repeal Rill was postponed
till Monday, the 2tillt April.

POOR'S LAW S.

The Puor's Laws Amendment Rill passed through a Com-
mittee, the Repolt wits brought up, read, soul ordered fur
further eunsideratiuro on Thursday nest, and the Hill so
amended to be printed.
London, England, 1819-02-27

TO THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER.
CovicrLicsits,
1 T t. soy deity to thank on for the situation
1 I continue to hold on the Pull, loot !be. 704.ritY
is much toss small to closure sot (East the noire-
milting nod extrsurolinsoy @fruits of our ad irs. On
the friends of RVAL FIIFEDOX cod lunerranvacr. I repeat
my call, though my Oppiment woold dilly that 'tenuous's.
tom to any loot his own supporters. I cannot but coossider
that the trial of Yenrs has confirmed to the followers of those
Psorints whose principles I prolows, that title who+ he would
orrolcate to sonotitclligible theory and undefined inslation.
All is (sir before us, if we epee•bly seize the opportunity,
nor sacrifice to su over•confidence the success that as active
seal will command

1 bare the bonone lo be,
GENTLEM►'N,
Your tnibrul and obedient grant.
tit:4)lWe LAMB,.
. _ .

. -
tglent Committee ROOT, 27, Henrietta-street,
kebrulary 26, 1819.
STATE OF THE POLL, ELEVENTH DAY.
Ditry's Poll. 71014.
Him G. Lamb 3Ol
4. C. Holthouse, Esq_.. 282
Major Cal twright 0
Mi. Lamb's Committee respectfully • inform his Friends,
that the reports purposely circulated, of the Electors in hie
interest being ohstructed or molested on their way to the
Pull, are entirely without foundation and that a free pas•
sage from the Committee Room, 27, Henrietta street, to the
south entrance of the Hustings, will be kept open flown to
the eery last hour of the Foll, and that au Voter need appre-
hend the slightest inconveuience.

AT a very numerous and most reapectirlile I
MEETING of TRADESMEN of the PARISI, of
ST. GEORGE., HANOVERNQUA RE, convened bjl public
Advertisement, for the purpose of SECURING the ELEC.
TION of the Honourable GEORGE LAMB,
The following Resolutions', moved by Mr. Chas. Smith,
and seconded by Mr. Griersoo„ were agreed upon
lit. That it is fur the character and honour of the Trades-
men of this Parish, to lake an active interest in the result
of the pending Contest.
2.1. That the question at issue appears to no to he, whe-
ther the vast inoportion of the Electors of Westminster,
who are hostile to the principles of Universal Suffrage
shall, or shall not, have one Representative iti Parliament.
3d. That there remain in this Parish more than sufficient
Totes unpriiled to secure to us a Representative on Consti-
tutional principles.
4th. That we wiU each individually contribute oar utmost
exertions to urge to the Poll on the four remaining days,
those who, from an over security, have bithertn 'considered
their Vote unnecessary, and awaken to a sense of the im-
portance of the Contest, those who have hitherto been
indifferent.
PETER t.AURIE, Chairmen.
Resolved, That the Thanks of thus Meeting be given to
the Chairman, for his impartial conduct in the Chair.
London, England, 1819-02-27

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FrsavAßT 26.

The Mime proceeded in the bearing of Appeals, but uo
judrin•nt Irv, pronounced.
The Carl of l'unis tuok the oaths and his ~at.

CORN LAWS.
The Earl of Ket.t.ta preaenir.l a Petition from the laud•
1144414.11 and formers of the e.ohoty of Fife, praying that so
talons the arrrHgr price. of torn, She maritime thelrstis of
5c00..,„1...,41.1 lie 144414441 rd in the estantatc.—Laid uu the

STATE OF THE GAOLS.
ihr mutton of Lur I StOltinltTn, the isante Of the Earl
of Tanis nas added to llir Committer appirinted lasi even-
III; to inquire nolo the Stair of the Gaols. It had bersi Ihr
initniinn of the Nuhlr Secretary, that 11w sulfur of Lord
should he plat-ell un the Curninitfrr nn the preceding
Pruning, but on inquiry It seas found that the Noble Lail
►ad nut then taken his neat.

MESSAGE nem! THE COMMONS.
CHI M N EY SWEEPERS._

Mr RFINFTT and °therm brought op* Bill for the heart
rmulation of Buys employed in the Sweeping ..1
to whirls they &aired their Lordship.' courortrom.—The
Bill war mad a hint time.

The House then adjoornril to Monday.

HoI:SE OF COll tIONS, Fitt,' iv, TrnltuAßY 20.

11,e kaght Hon lIENn% GRATTIN took the oath. end
11!‘ Feßt. _ .

Mr. Dicgt.t.ov pre.ented a Petition from 11w or-rapiers
of land in the County of Somerset, praying that additional
dull is 1, shoclil be laid nia 11w importatinn of corn. Mr. Dirk-
in•on .aid be did not agree with the Petitioners, in think Inv;
That thure should be any additional importing duties kid
•.0 earn, hot he thought the country alauuld be an exporting
eiimst. y in the article of corn.
Mr. Matti disapproved of the object of the Petition.
Petitinnen state that the produce of 11w country wa‘
sufficient fur the siistenance of its inhabitant., but they did
hot consider that the imputation will go on procrrisivrty
increasing. In trial'', the population had already overrun
the country, and any ri gulntion that would go to iiirren.r
the mice of torn, lie conotamord, as highly immilit:e and
'mu11.... Hr considered thsit the Petitinnera had .rliTted nn
ungracious time to complain, now when the purse air shut
:itrain•t foreign corn, and tottehultsl by saying, that if inia-
eliiuf (tome, it will proctrd from the agitation of the
court ion.
Mr. Thettissost said, thrt the Petition was lint prepared
(or the put pose of being presented slow.
The Petition was Inds rd to lie laid on the table.
London, England, 1819-02-27

MR. D. F. MILIEU'S
LECTURES ON THE EIDCURANION.

Last evening Mr. D. F. wAtazies- Lectures
Commenced at the. Lyceum, and although the
eveniirg 11017 very unfavourable. it gave us great
pleusure to rem them so well attended ; indeed io
the almence of the amusements of the other ihrutr• a
during Lent. we conceive they only need to be
better known to be more generally patronised. The
moral instruction conveyed to the minds of youth,
as well as the great intellectual treat given those of
riper yenta, are rensons which should induce the
heads of families to encourage them :
Setae I—Exhibits the Earth in Animal and Diurnal
Mutton : day, night, twilight, lung and abort days, the sea-
*MlN years, ke. Ike. are resokred so plats and intelligible,
that a hare inspection of the machine explains their cause to
any rapacity.
Scene 2—F.shibits the Forth and Moon. In which, the
cause of her different phase'', or changes of appearance;
hes eclipses and those of the Suit ; with the view of her die*,
as seen by the most powerful telescopes, are the principal
features.
Scene 3—The Tides —Exceptions reconciled, ke. &e.
Scene 4—Has every Planet ■ud Satellite in Annual and
Duro', Motion at once; a Celliri deocends from the top,
and retires at the solar of the stage, basing its motion ac-
celerated or retarded according to the laws of planetary
mutton.
*MO s—The Probable Construction of the Universe ;
exhibiting every Star as a Soo, like the our of the Solar
System ; shove it beautiful Sea Horizon, and setting Sim.
Ever arotian in this cutuittez variety scents without cause
Or Plipp..ll The sobbine snit awfol simplicity of nature
is rho 'ugly imitated : the Georgia,* &dam, 16e (*errs, Amos
Pallas. and Testa, lure Planets; the appearance of the
fixed Stars, double and coloured; with other recent dis-
centeriea made by the principal Astronomers in different parts
of Europe, are all taterwilven is there Lectu►es and Exhibi.
nun ; which are throughout minded by many auxiliary
scenes.
London, England, 1819-08-11

WANTON OUTRAGE ON A FEMALE.

Yesterday Go►ns Dodd, a decent looking you.' man,
residing at No. 1/1, Gressemireet„ Rathbone place. was
brought up from Mary-le.hosie watch.twase, ou a chew of
a serious mature preferred by Miss Hamer. a young hly, of
.No. 9, (teeen.-street, Sulso-cycire, with having set Lee to
ker clothe. tad thereby eadasigesiag her life, undee the
(animism singular circoosstancts:—
• Miss Hamer, who wail terribly burned, slated, that uw
Musida night Ind at dark, she was returniug home aloof
-street, when she war followed by the Prisote►, who at
Isergth.laid hold of her arm and said," Where are you going."
she replied. " She was els her way borne." He said to her,
"Ho you know that am year missier?" alai mid," Ur
did nut know that site had use," whew the Prisoner
put his hand to his waistcoat pocket, sad pulled lent
sunset hing of a bright nature, and laying hold of her arai.cons
mimed robbing her with what he pulled from his pocket, which
bursted the sleeve of her pelisse,nod went through to bey skin,
which horned her very mach, sad in an Mislaid he► mission
guwu and prilicosts were all in a blaze. She rcreaused very
loud, sled burned herself severely tu attempting to put oust
the Art. The watchmen Issariog her screams, sod afire t►...
pavement covered with Mae light and the witness in a Wear,
they raw with astonishment he she spot, onceeeibil in putimg
It mot, sad taking the Prisoner in fiscal, to the watelsic.u.s,
who was also much bunted, together with the wate4suseg.
Several witnesses corroborated the abuse.
The Prisuaer revived a very good character. He said in
his defence, that he purchased the Shams phosphorus, Lot
did nut know of the issjary it would dos.
Mr. Raker, the Magistrate, told the Prisoner that the
charge was of a serious nature. Then was ■o Act Of Par-
liament which made the bons**, destroyiug a permr.'4
clothes, maliciously and itstettitunally, a capital offences
and it lay with the lady if she prosecuted him or out How.
ewe, it was a very aggraved offence, and he abash' make
some ameuels to her, or Lod good hail.
London, England, 1819-08-11

THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS.

THIS new and elegant Preparation possesses
1. the silvantalre of instantly producing Ike best SODA
WATER, and of heiug, st the PIM time, a mild
APERIENT, rrheving Heartburn, Bile Nausea, Acidity i
uo the Stomach, fee. It is recounoestiell to those whose
Stonsseh from weakness, or tither causes, reject Epsom and
Ckelteahsm Salts, lee. the palmettos taste a which deters
many from using them. These Powders possess all the
metliclual properties of those salts; in their operation are'
equally mild and efficacious; sad being perfectly tasteless,
they may be given to children as well as adults, who calm*
take a saline aperient in say other form. The Powders
taken after too free an indulgence iu the luxuries of the
table, particularly after too mach wine, the 0011111.00 dis-
agreeable effects are altogether avoided. In warm climates,
they will be fused diffusively &terraria!, as they correct die.
utdered bile, without debilitating the stomach.
Sold by the Proprietors, R. Bodge and Sows, Chemists sad
Druggists, No. 4, Cheapside, censer of St. Paul's, Loudon ;
sod No. 34, Sackvillustrect, Dahlia ; sad, for them, by all
the prisapal Booksellera, Druggist., mad Ilydieiwe Tenders,
lhatrughoot the Kingdom: Is Boxes, at is. Ild.assii.
N.Y.—lss order is prey's' she oslislitsslas ad spacious
insitariess of these Powelevs, a foe-simile of the Proprietor's
saralres is esgraved is the label which Si to es di
London, England, 1819-08-11

• ROYAL COBURG THEATRE,
Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold
of Saxe Coburg.
Mr. T. Cooke, of the Theatre Royal, Decry-lane, in a New
Piece, with New siinga.
WHIS PRESENT EVENING, WEDNE-
I DAY, Angola 11, and following Evening', at Half.
pall Six precisely, will be presented for She 3d time at this
Theatre...a Grand Oriental Spectacle, with new and view
did Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, gongs,
Ctiees,Chorns.e,, Prorentionc and Combats, called
• THE TIGER HORDE!
ASIR,. In the service of Sha-Hamet, Mr. T. Cooke, of the
Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who will introduce in the course
of the ricer, a variety of New Songs.
In Act 11. a new Characteristic Ballet. Principal Dancers,
Tiliinvictir anal Madame Le arty and Min Simpson, pupil
(Pi. Mr. Le Cltrq.
After is bleb, by particular desire, the popelar Barletta,

wrilitubi Mr. 19,13arryinore,

THE SECRET.

Wool called

Principal Characters by Mr. Gallut. Mr. Cartlitch, Mr.
Harwood, Miss Watson, mud Um. GaHut.
The whole to conclude with, positively for the last Four
Nights, the highly popular Serio.Paitlonsinie, with the
original Music, composed and selected by D►. Arnold,
New Scenery, Dream% Deeorst toas,Cbaracieriade Dawcey
6;c. called _

OBI;
OR. THREE IFINGERD JACK.
Principal Characters—Captain Orford, Mr. Hemel, jun.;
Tucker. his wrung, Miu Muff, ; Hombre, Mr. Paulo ;
Sam, Mr. Bradley; Thee Fiuger'il Jack, Mr. Smith; Ohi
Woman, Mr. 11111. Rom, Mra. %V. Barrywure; Eau's Wife,
MI!. ; Qaubct's Wife, Mn.. Paul.

This day is published, in one volume ftvo. Second Edition,
price 10s. boards, accompanied aitb a Map of the (lotted

Slates,
"GRAVELS in the INTERIOR of AME-
R. RICA in the years 1809, 1810, and 1811, including a
Description et Upper Louisiana, together with the Slates tor
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and TEMPIPNIIP, wish she Illinois
and Western Teerimries, and containing Remarks and Oh.
serrations useful to Persons emigrating to those Countries,
By JOHN 71HAUBURY, F.L.S.
London : Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater.
noster.row; and may be had of all Booksellers.

COMMERCIAL FRAUD AND CONSPIRACY.
This day is publisbetlyiu one large volume tiro. price 10s. 6J.
boards,
THE TRIAL OF JOHN KINNEAR.
LEWIS LEVY, and MOZELY WOOLF, indicted
with JOHN MEYER, and others, for a Conspiracy, at
Groildhall, London, before Lord Chief Justice Abbott, and
• Special Jury, on the 20th and 31st days of April, 1819 ;
In which is added, the further Proceedings in She Court of
King's Bench, on the Motion for a New Trial, and the
Sentence; with the Proceedings on the Motion against
Mr. Pearson. Taken in Short band by Mr. Fraser, of
Tbavies Inn.
London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
noster.ruw.
London, England, 1819-02-20

AT it GENERAL COURT of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND,
trading to the EAST INDIES, held at their Ilnime its
Leadeolialhatreet. on FRIDAY, the 19th February, 1819,
at Eleven o'Clock iii she Fore:mon,
Resolved, Nona* Costfmdimette—That this Court hayloft
duly mouldered the Ropers laid before them by the Court of
Director., and by Mr. Robert Campbell, are of op , that
metlinic appears theiein to impeach the honour of Mr.
Cumphell, and that he continues entitled to shut confidence
nixtedi him in she Direction of their Affair.
Re..1111(41 Dnaninuttirly—That she above Resolution be
publi, lied in the Daily Papers.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

REFORM OF PARLIAMENT.
ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER !

TriE contest iti which you are now r Imed is
a more importance to LIBERTY than any of your
former commie.

.—......
The two Aristocratical Factions have again combined to
suppress the voice of the People. 'Fbey bare once more
laid aside Oleic disgraceful squabbles for power and plunder,
and have united to prevent Reform.
The Leaders of the Tories and the Leaders of the Whigs,
with the refuse of all parties, uuw associate at the same
table, and CO operate in She same bad cause. Personal
hatred the must venomous, animosities the t deadly, are
stispeoded to ensure the dtbilliCiioll of your Freedom.
They mistake your inactivity for indifference to the canoe
of Reform, amid hope by its contiunance to triumph ever
you.
They deceive themselves. You will crowd to the Ppll,
and secure your Independence by relitruitig Mr. HUB.
ROUSE with an overwhelming majority.

STATE OF THE POLL, FIFTH DAY.
Total.
Hoanous►
CARTMRIGRT.,
LANS ..
Commiiter, Fi :her's Rooms, Coyest-garden.
February 19, 1819.
ihilvirript are received at the Committle Room, and
by the Tie...usurer, Mr. Brooks, 110, StiNUII.

This day are published, handsomely piloted in 4to. with nu-
merous Engraving. of Views, Maps, &e. price 41 144. 6d.
in hissed.; a few Copies WI large paper, price 51. Ss. in
hoards,
'FRAN-ELS through DENMARK'. SWF.-
DEN, LAPLAND, FINLAND, NORWAY, and
RUSSIA, with a Description of the City of St. Petershurgh,
during the Ivrasmy or she EITII/el,lll. Pant.
Ey E. D. CLARKE, LLD.
Being 11w first Section of the thirst and last Part of the
Arthur's Travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Printed fur T. Cada and W. Ihtvier, Strand.
Of whom may be had,
A few remaining copies to 410. of Part the Second—Section
the Third—Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land. To which
is misled, a Supplement respecting the Author's Journey floe
C1.1101311611011k. 141 Vienna; containing hi. Amount of the
Gold Misses of Transylvania and Hungary. Price 41. 144.6 d.
in boards.
London, England, 1819-04-15

THEATRES.

DRUIY-LAPE.

The tragedy of Romeo and Jttliet was performed
last night—the part of Joliet by Mrs. W. WEST,
who acquitted herself with considerable talent. 'Else
bashful playfulness of her early scenes Ives berrutiw
fully mutual; sod, as the presence of miliforimie
mired' the energies and stimulated the passion% of
Juliet's mind, the change of situation was unirk;-.1
by a corresponding be:tine's and declaims of mons-
per. iler whole performance was larch tschatrert
and applauded. Mr. H. Lastui.:-. siipported the
character of Botam—but lta ditrered essentially
from ti.at almost ethereal bring which the port
dreamt of in Ilis sweeter slumbers, mid to whirl.
he afternai ~Ave •• a local habitation and 4
name." %lr. 11. K SLR'S !lASillOts wit-, it. truth—
" Heavy lightness, serious vanity!"
Ile is not ore of the lovers whom kriar Lawrence
destrilus, when he says—
: " A toyer may Imslride the gossamer
Thal I.ltEs in the wanton asinmer sir,
And }et out fall—so light is vanity "
lie appears not to act from impulse, but from direct
study and premeditation—mid, wheu he apice*
to he most moire the influence of passim', he
merely exerts a greater violence of gesticulatio
and a More powerful vehemence of utterance.
Mien Mr. lit.tri laded to make any impression no
the hart of Romeo, it was given to Mr. RAE, whose
performance, we well recollect, pleased the town
very much. by is the hart now withheld front
? Mrs. SPARKS did ample justice to the
querulousness and garrulity of the old Arirse.

COVENT-GARD'. N.

The charming opera of Figaro was pertained Ism
night, and went off with eclat. Min Srsrearra
ual Mrs. Dtekoltis were in fine %nice, and their
mire were received with upplau*. The house prst
suited a crowded and brilliant audience.
London, England, 1819-04-15

BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE.

high riirutniming lorsionrti l‘e the Nubility
T and Gentry upon the above New SAUCE. inilsiees the
Proprietors, Hews. JON N BURGESS and SON, to offer to
the Public at large a Ceuta bbbb against linitatious, by men-
tiuuiug can be retied upon as mahout earls
bottle being settled unit* their Firm rod Address, And also
earl; Label having their siihhithrv- .

The noddy nail rutureniesice of this Sailer, being adapted
(wall pippusea, has causra a great demand fur it, and iis
in-
eressc of circa's' bids fair to equal their much asid long-
estrewie4 FASENCI7. of ANCHOVIES; they respectfully
sillicii a trial from those who have not used it, betug
evuti-
drnt ii will give sati.factiou to the nicest palate.
Warehouse, No. 107 (corner of the Savoy-steps),
Sir aid, Lasiluu.
London, England, 1819-04-15

PARMA MEN TA lir PAPER.

r 1 Return of the tntal Arnow., of the Effects of the Suitors
us the High Court of Chancery.
lo the par 17:311. the 1..131 Amulet of the
Effects of Us. Suitors to the High Court E d
of Chasictsy, was
In 16
Ist the year 1766, Ilse total amount was.. 4,019,004 19 4
Its the year 1776, the total ansumst was,. 6,60.!,229 6 6
In the year 17116, the total amount was.. 8,1145,535 7 11
1.1 tlst year 1796, the t 1,141 11110.110 was.. 14.550,387 = 0
1n the year 1866, the total amount was.. 21,922,754 12 8
Is; the year 1816, the total a ttttt out was.. 31,963,51 9 5
Its the )ear 1818, the total ansututt was..N. 33,5
M 34,320 0 IA
SITH,
Acconutaut.Getsrral of lb:.
Court of Chancery.

April 5, 1819.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE•

PARIS PAPERS.

PMl's, APRIL it.

Yesterday the King hrsrd MUSS nn his apart.
Meta. Its the afternoon his Majesty trau•.icted
business witl► the Minions Dessoles, and
Portal, Minister of Marine.
The confirmation of the intelligence which has
.1
been announced, of the conspiracy a►taitnst hits Nit!-
jesty the Eruptror of Austria, has been received,;
the plot was to have been carried into r xecutiownt
Rovigo, in Italy, and was only discovered a very
short time previously to the hour appropriated by
the conspirators. Letters front Italy slate, that more',
than two hundred persons have been arrested. It
will be curious to ate how the Uhra-Liheirils will
expla►n this event. We shall soon learn to what
party, to what class of political reasoner', the
Cortonari belong.
Though there is now no important qiiestion
in
discussion its the Parlament of Euglaad, though
bead is cheap, and sgiicrilture and commerce fur-
nish abundant occupation to the working clas.e•, it
is asserted that the Opposition has not been for the
last twenty years siroitr,rr than at the pre►ent mu-
meta ; probably because under the management of
Mr. Tierney, it employs considerable moderation
in its proceedings. It reports may be believed,
which are not Wholly discredited, there exi-ts some
division among the English M►nisters, and it is not
impossible that Mr. Cunning mid the Duke of
Wellington may be soon called to the head of a
new Administration.—(Gone le de framer.)
London, England, 1819-04-15

THE DUKE OF YORK,

It has been erroneously reported that the accia
dent which the Mike of YORK :net with on Mail.
day, happened to the same arm that his Royal liigh•
ness broke some time since, when lie was coining nut
of a bath, whereas it was then Ili., left arm. NVe are
extremely havpy to say, his Royal Highness is
progressively recovering.. Mr. Macciacnoa. the
Surgeon, continnes at Nl'inolsor, iu constind attrod-
:nice upon his Royal flightless.
Mr. Wier:AE.6OR yesterihy sent n foil report of
the state of the Royal Doke to the Paisci. RE-
GENT, and the other branches of the Royal
The following Bulletin was issued :
" Windsor Casde, April 11.
" His Royal Ditchness the Duke of York bait passed a
vary gout night, and iv this mousiest free from fevrr.
0 P. MACGREGOR, Surgeon."
London, England, 1819-06-18

LADY H. BRUDENELL

A white satin petticoat, witb rich gauze draperies ;t•
piuk roses; gust trait'.
LADY ISARELLA THYNNE.

White satin petticoat, trimmed wilt' ruche of :014 ho".
cloyely fastened to the petticoat with sprig"! of holty And. ,
rich draperies of splendid gold lama in a variety of
festoons, marked by luxuriant !pouches of flat I. s.
dower; wreaths of the same were formed, a happy c0nt....:
with the rictuses* of the draperies, pert of wloth u et,
gold striped net., confined with superb gold ropes nod
body and train lilac saint. the form( r 4.roiarntviied
blond, the latter fiaished with a fullnesN of toile ;$.4 14.1'
trimmeing. Heaki•altesiy rich diamonds and plitmeii cf
feathers.

LADY BOSTON.
° Petticoat of rich white satin, trimmed with full PM tr •
linGlePoin4 ....h. edged with pearl.. the d, aprries of
t tarty beautiful net, enibrvi.i....l isidi snow-while
round and oval pearl., the bottlers blrikimm dumb...v.4ot
by terming rich chimers of grapes the whole shaped in the
assist, festoon. fastened with rich sattu bows us wins sirtt
Li with pearls. We cannot sufficiently praise-the brew) ‘.I
truly drone dress. Body and traits of lawcnikr silk, boomed
I with pilot lace aid pearls. Ildead•drcast feathers aed th.-
j moulds.