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The National Register.
London, England, 1818-11-23

DI ED.

Anne, wif• of Capt. A. Campbell, of the Hon. East India Com-
pany's naval service.—At Kensington, W. Mitton, Esq. late of Doe.
tore Commons, aged 73.—Mrs. Sarah Davis, wife of Mr. J. Davis,
Holborn Hill, aged 39.—Mrs. Lydia Cohen, aged il7, relict of the
late L. B. Cohen: Esq. of Angel.court, Throgmorton-street.--J. Ash.
feild„ Esq. aged 95, the surviving male heir to very considerable free.
hold estates in Worcestershire.—Lady Pole, widow of the late Sir
C. Pole, Hart. aged 76.

LOS DON MARKETS.

COB N-F.NC HANG E.
FRIDAY. NOV. ?O.

We had a few arrival.; itiWi;e;;inintiuflblk this morning, whirl)
sold on full as good terms as Monday, and tine Foreign also sup•
ports its price, though it is now ascertained the ports are again open
for the importation of Foreign Wheat-31alting Batley is about is.
per quarter dearer, but Grinding parcels have nut improved in value.

DM'Mar, NOV. 23.
There was a liberal supply of English Wheat this morning
which added to upwards of 17.000 quarters of Foreign arrived
since this day week ; which caused the fine samples to experience very
dull tales, at a reduction offs. per quarter on last Monday's prices.—
Fine English Barley maintained its price. The supply of Foreign
Barley and Beans being considerable, has caused a reduction of two
shillings per qr. in their ericet—Hoiling l'ez tt. were cheaper. The
Oats trade was brisk Mr hue samples ; in othert;rain little variations
Rapeseed and Linseed but little doing.-
s. s. S. S.
Wheat GS a 73 WhitePease74 a ';rs
Fine klittu. 71 a 82 Grey Pease IA a 72
Ily a So a 51 1 Beaus GO a I'2
Fine llarleySti a 7•.: j Ticks 65 a 71)
Malt 7b a 9U Oats

Poland Oats 36 a 41.1
Potatoe ditto 36 a 42
fine Ilour 65 a 70
rirtond ditto Go a ts
nape Seed 441. sul.

11111CIL OF 1311F.A11.
The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the me-
tmpoli,. is stated by tile Baker► to be 12.1 u. the Qaarteru Loaf.
Sonic Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from Id. to ?d. lower.

AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER,
IN ENGLAND AND WALES FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 14.
Wheat. I Hy, I Barley Oats I Beam I Priv.
82 9 59 3 64 0 55 11 76 4 12

PRICE OF MEAT, MONDAY,
NEWIZATF:

a. d. L d. Beads if Cattle di
Reef...— 3 8 a 5 6 SmilVed
Mutton —4 4a G 4 &Wu, about.... 2970
Veal 7 0 IShcep l6BOO
Pork 4 ti a 6 4 Calves 340
Lanib...-0 uafl o Pigs

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
X. a. d. .1:_ a. d.Aver.X. a. d.
f Hay 4 00a700-5100
SmsTiliriELD -, Clover 4100 a 9 0 0 .... 615 0
( Straw 1 16 06 2 14 0 —... 2 8 0
1 flay 6100•800 —. 7 .1 0
Sr JaMrs'S Clover 0 0 0a 0 0 0— 0 0 0
Straw 2 ft 0 a 3 0 11 2 13 0
Hay 7 0 0 a 14 K O— 7 14 0
WiIiTECITAPEL 1 Clover S 8 oao 9 0 .—81 a
(Straw 2 it 0 a 2 16 0— 2 14 0
London, England, 1818-11-23

BIRTHS.

The holy of A. W. Itcharts. Esq. Nl. P. of a dau.--The lady et
Sir H. 1). Hues, of a dau.

MARRIED.
J. Cunningham, Esq. of Montego-bay, Jamaica, to Mrs. Smart,
relict of R. tintart, Esq. of Kingston, in that island, and eldest dau.
ofJ. Willis, Esq. of Nlecklenhurgh aquarc.—The Rev. G. Pickard,
jun. of Code Castle. Dorset, to F. Amelia, third dau. of M. Wllish.
Esq. Commissioner of Excise.—M. Robinson, Esq. of the Ordnance.
Tower, to Alms Murrell, of Perry street, Kent.—A. I.sge, Esq. son
of Gen. I.age, of Newcastle.upomTyne, to Nils U. Gibson, dau. of
J. Gibson. lisq. Comptroller of the Customs there.—G. John, eldest
son oft:. L. Jackson, Esq. of Camberwell. to Margaret, eldest data.
of 11. Nlaudslay, Esq. of I:ambeth.
London, England, 1818-11-23

QUEEN SQUARE.

C. Smith, of Bennett's-eourt, Drur3-lane, appeared to an
information, charging him with having sold a quantity of tire.
works un the .tit nit. which desbjrcted him to a penalty of 51.
nn cros,examinatiouuf the iut'orsner's witness, it turned ott!
that he was persuaded to go to the defendant's shop solely for
the purpose of purchasing three equibs on the day mentioned.
for which he was to receive Ws. The Magistrate ua this
(litufaeil the inturtitation.
W. Born was 'emended, on a charge of embezzling 181.
with which lie had been sent by his employer, Mr. Kemp, a
baker, at Chelsea, in older to give change to a neighbouring
pawnbroker. He was taken near Bath; wawa he said be
had lust the money.
London, England, 1818-02-08

FINANCE commirrm.

. .
Lord CARTLEREAGII said, the House were not nnwilling,
he should have no objection to go on with the motion respect-
ing the revival of the Finance Committee, which stood for
yesterday. In calling the attention of the House to this sub-
ject, be trusted they would feel that whatever difference of
opinion might have existed upon any particular measures
proposed by the Committee of Income and Expenditure last
year, no.Cominittee could have executed the trnst reposed in
them by the House, with more industry and more fidelity.—
After recapitulating the labikirs of the Committee, the Noble
Cord concluded by moving, that a Committee be appointed
to Inquire into the Income and Expenditure of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the year ending
The 6th ofJannary, 1817 ; and also to state the !probable in-
come and expenditure for the sears 1818 and 4819, so far as
they could be estimated.; and to consider of what means might
be devised for the relief of the country, without detriment to
the public interest.
The motion being agreed to, his Lordship proposed the
same Members who constituted the Finance Committee last
year, to which the House assented.
London, England, 1818-02-08

DRURY-LANE.

A Tragic piece, called the Bride qj Abydo: (taken
from Lord Byron's I'oem of the same title, and arranged
for the stage by Mr.Dimond,) was performed for the first
time Thursday night—Theplav (fitters in some respects
from the Poem, it does mote poetic justice, but it is not
so interesting. The scenery and decorations are very
splendid, the acting throughout very effective. lican's
was the chief character.—The piece was received with
the highest applause.—The Duke and Duchess of Gluu.
cestet were present.
London, England, 1818-02-08

TILE NATIONAL EEC t snit.

IMPORTANT SAVING.
NEW Invented Lied, Superfine, Double Coweretl,
Intitroved Oval-shape BEA V lIATS, at only tOs. The fre-
quens eamphints made by Genileine», in nut bein, able to obtain, of
:s gusel 9uallty, at a moderate price. a Ststverrtne !Cover Hat, has in-
duced t.ROlail': FRAN:O and Co. of V I.: 111 NGTON HOUSE
Corner of illittennba STREET, sAttIIICAN. to aoquaint the Public,
that in coiarequence of the very great reduction that has taken place
at the hurt bide ut Beaver. they 'wave added an additional covering of
Beaver to their Plats. which readers them curable of wearing eon-
sideritlily longer, and bi the ttma.s ut their always retaining the most
beautiful Black, added to which, they are on their new itn-
provtd Blocks, made in the exact Shape of the head,
therefore rain or damp will nut in the 'emit affect the shape. The un-
bounded patrol: Age (1)..14):.(l all parallel) given to these new Invented
is el wonderful iartanee of their new excellence over every other
Iliac ever atf:red t..) public notice.—Merchants autl the Trade sup-
, Ora.
ett Ite particular as to Address, as G. F. and Co. are not in any
way concerucd with a retail house in Itcech-streei, mune of Franks.—
No unpaid lettent received.
London, England, 1818-02-08

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

powers *s the Honourable Gentleman alluded to, had not been
gOntrrell ou such occasions.

Mr. Ilitotwak?t.—Does the Noble Lord then reply in the
negative? Am I entitled so to understand him?
Lord Carmanuactt was understood to bay, that he had
replied in the negative.
London, England, 1818-08-23

BANGOR CATHEDRAL.

There were two questions in this ease. They were,whether a
certain estate, and what part @fit, bad been kit by a testator
for the repair of the choir of Bangor Cathedral, and what per-
sons belonging to the choir were entitled to the benefit of cer-
tain donations directed to be made out of it. His Lordship on a
previous occasion intimated a strong opinion upon the subject,
or at least that the prosecutor ((wpm cantor. as the etymology
was stated) was a member of the choir, and was entitled to
a part of the charity.
The Lord Chancellor this day gave his final judgment, that
the estate was given partly fur the muititainance and repair
of the choir of the cathedral of Bangor, and partly for dis-
t' ihutions of sums among the members of the choir. As to
the question whether the presenter was a member, it was
to ne that the taut person filling that office fur 3U years bad
never done any duty in the choir, but be might bad he Aosen
it. His Lordship, therefore, confirmed the repots of the
Master, visit:lt directed the proportions of the distributions,
one of which was ordered to be given to the precantor, pro.
vided lie did his ditty as a member of the choir.
London, England, 1818-08-23

ITAVCON GARDEN.

Wednesday Fliz. Iteardou was charged by a merchant in
the city, and who has a I.edsqe in l'eutonville, with breaking
six panes of glass in his vaunting house window, tenoning
him in the streets, and (-sneering a molt round him; also WWI
emoting to .Isis house at Pen tonville, and collecting a mon and
pitting him in fear of his life. The prisoner some years ago
lived servant in the complainant's family, whet e site because
pregnant by him, and was delivered of a daughter, which she
swore to him. He then gave her 291. to go to ',reload and
nurse the child, allowing her 251. a year there; promising her
when the child was of a tit age, to take it under Ins own rare;
butt still to allow the pri.uoe r her annuity tOsdife. Wiles the
child was six years old, the 'slimmer returned to E.sg:4
• and delivered it to the euloplaillaot ; when lie gave her 201.
to take her hack, where she was to receive ber annuity, an
condition of her 'email:dig there, and never seeing ILI, child.
'1.1.e complainant vent the child to boarding school, and she
is now 14 years at age ; the emnplalnasit (now abort AO yea's
of age) Misting never married, the child is given to Guilt
stand that she is the complainant's dastahter, by a wife who
lieu in Ireland. Aboot twelve nioneas ago, the pri,oner came
again to London, and repaired 10 the comolainant's house in
l'e titan ville, insisting on seeing her child. This the complain.
alit, flow prudential rea•ains, refs:sett. 'flie lii cm-
scqm•oce, kept following the complail-.‘111; litsl :titan lug lion,
coaecting mobs ruLtad his house awls he ilwradoie
her Ilint brought to this other, u nen she consented to
retort, to Ifelaml. The complainant then gave lie; 101. to
beau her expellees, and one of the officers money to pay tier
tare to Liverpool. l'i am Livers I, however, she returned,
and I ep.kik ed. la the complainant's counting lionise, edict e she
reoPss ed her entreaty, but to 110 effect. tier supplications
collerted a snob, and she was taken before the Lund Mayor,
where matters were again rota:lprd, by giving her 2)l. on a
promise of schussing to lite ensile, Where Ali,: was to screi%
her annuity ; and as tarwer was Aral with her to Liverpool,
to s.'e her an host .1 the paohet. This was accordingly stone,
and the expellees to the f•oitiplitiocint was near 401; but she
again returned. and again 4iitioyed Inm. In defence, she said
she only waisted one sight oilier child, and she a mild re's urn
and die contented. This request the complainant pet seded
in refusing. The prisoner, in the most frantic mautuv, ex.
claimed, " She is my.einld i and you ate out tier lathcr

2n

31a;:istrate. " Hare 11,4 you sworn the child to him
sit, is not his daughter ;..he repeated); she is mine !"
Tlic pi i-nunr was thCU committed to ilie llouse of Correction,
for %%an; of hail.
London, England, 1818-08-23

l'utsuAY.

LT.-PARTE RICHARD HART DAVIS, IN as lIAARDI AND
PRICE, BA NERUPTIi.
This was a petition in bankruptcy, which stated the follow-
ing facts : Harris and Price, previous to 17!13, were
indebted to Davis and Son, hankers, of Bristol, in the stun t.f
5311, ts. Oil. A commission was issued against Harsh' and
Price on the 9th of April, 1793, and three dividends were
declared, amounting in the whole to 84. in the pound, so that
the claim of Davis and Son, under the proof of their debt,
was 2101. 13s. 2.1. After, how ever, the debt h.td been proved,
no demand of the dividend was ever made to the assignees
until the end of 1815 or the beginning of 1516, when Mr.
R. Hart Davis, the present membe • for Bristol, put in his de-
mand as sin vivant; represetela area the banking. :souse of Davis
and Son. Mr. Collett, the, sup %riving miresentative of the
assignees, objected on account of the lapse of tine, and on
time ground that a certain Mil of esrbange, accepted by the
house of Glaser and Co. placed by Liars is and Price in the
hands of Dam is and Son as a collateral security, had not been
produced by Mr. It. Hart Davis, alleging that hail it beets
brought forward, Harris and Price, or their assignees, 'night
have obtaitted a dividend mailer the estate of Glover bud Cu.
Sod, being the farts, the goicstion for the decision of the
Lord Chancellor was, whether she petitioner, Me. R. H.
Davis, was entitled to the dividend upon his debt us' 4211.
4x.01.

The Lord Chancellor, in giving jridgment, observed upon
the rireimustance that the re,,ictiees of Harris /11111 Pt ice 11413
never come forward to require that the proof of a debt by
Dacia and Sett thou:Labe e 41,111 gt d. on tile ground that uu di-
vidend had been claimed from 1793.t0 Iditi. His Lord,hip,
Imo everourt withstanding, eras quits clear, that the surviving
atutienee land a right to demand that the sectirity pieced in the
hands ol Davis anti Suit by thitliankrupt should be given up
belbie the dividend were paid. larlostrions search had no
doubt been made for the bill of Glover and Co. but in vain :
it might have got into the hands of the assignees of liartis
anti Price; but that seemed improbable. His Lordship re.
tided that a reference slinald, in the first instance, he
made to the assiotive.lllloll the subject. lie dismissed the pe-
tition, but without
London, England, 1818-08-23

WORSHIP STRP,I7.T.

!%lonrhy Tl. Nash wn bronght np 4)11 the Coranee,, aeßrrant,
(or manslaughter, in Win!! and sla int: his %%ire. lie was
inrartned by the llagisteate,thA as he It:141 exhibit, d
ar malicious intent, undeniable bail %%1,111.1 be accepted far
111111 Not being proiicied nith that, he %3.4 in the nic.in

J. natth-ws, a baker in Shorediteli, was convicted in the
penalty of 504. fur selling four loaves doticient in weight 10
ounces.

John committed to the Hong of Correction for
7 days for a breach of contract in not reaping a field of %%heat
helotzinT, in a fainter at Ilavkitey. The greatest 'winch:tient
is n11(.1101011.

Amos 'Mangler, a Russian seaman, complained of a baker
hi that in ISI I, lie had eon-mord him, when he
(complainant) aas about to sail for Russia, with .121. to be
plarrd for him in the stocks. On his reopen to niebiod
few months since, he found the baker had inn invested his
tummy in the fends, had become a bankiiipt, and could pay
him neither principal nor interest. The magistrate recom-
mended all amicable adjustment ; anti put of the finthee
hearing
London, England, 1818-08-23

CFAITIFICATES.—Strrraisra 12.

.
R. P. Suer, Clarence Row, Cam'oerwel, money scrivener. dealer.
T. Ashincall, Bristol, baberdasher—T. Boutrell. Bury St. Edanunds.
Suffolk. tallow chandler—T. Cooke and M. E. Brennan, Strard,
inn.ie dealer—E. Pull°la, .1. Springett and W. M. Pcnfold, Maid
crone, bankers—J.Sonstleld, Stockport, Chester, buither—.l. Perry,
Nantwich, Cheater, linendraper.

To•mon
Cook.

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

FOR TUX E!R(!KO IVSEX.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
.Jea'ous on all Sides—The Blind Boy—Death of Capt.

Ttses:l4.—The same as above.
Wedneseay—The Privatcer—La Femme,

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON:

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1813.

Ws yesterday received Paris Papers of Wednesday
last. The following are the only articles worth extract-

PARIS, Ann. 18.—A rumourt~is circulated, that the
negociations which are carrying on in Paris between
Spain and Portugal, are on the eve of concluding, and
that the Spaniards will be put in possession of Monte
Video as soon as possible.
llis Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester left
Bordeaux on the 12th inst. for Agen, from whence he
will proceed to the baths of Bareges and those of Bag.
nen, ; from thence his Royal Highness will proceed to
Lyons, and make an excursion to Geneva. It is reported
that this Prince will return to France towards the end
of October, on a visit to our capital
The King has recently itsued an ordinance which
enjoins a new kind of playing cards, the figures on
which arc taken from our history. Those cards arc
the invention of the S:eur lloubizan, and may be menu.
London, England, 1818-08-23

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

slionl.l require it, you may follow him, observing. how.
ever, that !moment to the wiglnal arrangement made by
Real Admiral Sir George Cock holm, your a.tendsuce upon
him cannot IY.. considered as supply ing the place of a British
otliver, should. lie pass beyond the limits.
Voter immediate attendance upon the Naval Conintander In
Chief, should he at any lime require it, is 1460 tin exception
to time above role.
In ease of your feeling it necessary, er desiring to rail in
or cons.' It with ether medical aid, yon will apply forthwith In
Mr. Baxter (or teeny nearer medical person, if the suddenness
of case should require it), making known the sante to the
Orderly Officer, who has orders to place a dragoon ut your
disposition for the above or any other purpose you may want
one,couuected with your medical ditty.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed) T. HEADE, Lieut. Cul. D. A.-G.
Barry O'Meara, Esq. Longwood.
London, England, 1818-08-24

TUESDAY.

CX•P IRTE RICHARD HART DAVIS, IN AE DARIUS AND
PRICE, lIANKRUPTC.

'fhis %CRP a petition in bankruptcy, which stated the follow-
ing facts : Harris and fries, previous to 1792, were
Indebted to Davis end Son, haulers, of Bristol, in the stint of
5311.45. lid. A commission was issued against Barris and
Price on the 9th of April, 1793, and three dividends were
declared, amoonliug in the whole to be, in the pound, so that
the ciaim of Davis and Son, under the proof of their sisbt,
was 2101. 13a. 2il. After, however, the debt hail been proved,
no demand of the dividend was ever made to Ike assignees
until the end of 1815 or the beginning of BIG, when Mr.
R. Ifert Davis, the present member for Bristol, put in his de-
?ts ifs:. viving repreicutatireof the hanking• house of Dash;
acid Sou. Mr. Collett, die WU-thing representative of Ilse
assignees, objected on ace f the lapse of time, and on
the ground that a certain bill of esellange, nrceloed by the
house of Glover and Co. placed by Harris end Price in ilie
hands of Davis acid Son as a collateral .rectrity, had not been
prodiseed by 31r. IC. Hart Davis, aileging that had it been
brought la. was d, Durk and Price, or tlu•ir assignees, might
have oblisiiied a dividend under the estate of Glover and Co.
Such being the farts, the ipiesibm fur the derision of Ile
Lord Ciianeellor wat. whether the petitioner, It. 11.
Davis, was entitled to the dividend upon his debt of 3211.
4s.t•l. •

The Lord Chancellor, in givin;indgment, n'oserved upon
the cirenn•stance :hot the assiguees ul 11,arris and Price 11441
never collie lomat .1 to require that tit: proof of a debt by
i).►vis and Sou should be expunged, on the ground that too th-
videmi hid been chimed trout 1793 to Nil'. Hi<Lrrd•bin,
host ever, now ititsteediwz, ‘I;14 quite clear, tl►.'t the *tart v ing
eis;iaue•e• had a right to demand that the security plated iii the
hoods ot Davis and Son by lae bankrupt should be given op
:refute the divicknol were pt►id. Imlustrism4 search had no
doubt bred made for the bill of Glover and Co. but in vain :
it might have got into ihe hand+ of the alAi4ne" Of Harris
and Price; but that seemed improbable. Ilis LordMip •e-
-•noleol Ih.►l a rylerrore SIIOHIII, in the first In.4ure•e, he
mad'. or Cie ioisißnre% upon the ill'uret. He dismissed the pe-
tition, but uttliout coils,
London, England, 1818-08-24

QUEEN SQUARE.

Wednesday-Sarah Lem, Ss alley Williams, and Mary Mnr•
pin, wer- charged before the Magistialco with 'savior robbed
several children. Mrs. Hartley, who washes for some of the
antiliern at Knightsbridge barracks. sent her .1/tighter. a child
iir ehnut 10 years of of for sonic linen.: On her return the
child vas stopped by the prisoner.. who asked her to fetch
them a loaf, and to itireet the baker to mend change for a note.
Ha•ina prevailed upon the child, the prisoner• decamped
with the linen. A tiny, named Lambert, afloat seven years
idil, had a hamlet of linen taken from I • the Lime day. The
articles have been owned, and traced to the prisoners, whO
were remanded.
London, England, 1818-08-24

li pon the subject of America, the seizure of the
Floridas by the ambitious Republic did not appear to
us so fraught with war by any means as the appar, nt
murder of Mr. Arbuthnott, and of our allies the Se-
mincle Indians. It is very probable that the Floridas
have been sold, bat that a little left-handed policy act
the part of Spain has been thought necessary to clis-
glib::: the transaction. If this has not best► the case,
Spain is so little able to resent the insalt, and a pecu-
niary indemnity would be so convenient to her, that
tbif result, in all probability, will be the same. But the
conduct of the Ame:ican authorities towards a British
subject has every appearance of being so outrageous,
that we doubted what:ter that mild ba loaked over by
England, even in her present breathless situation
Front the foregoing ❑rticle in the Miniszerial paper, it
should appear, either that the information as yet received
by Minis:ers does not warrant so unfavourable a con-
elusion, or that our 6:wenn:tent has re: rived assurances
from the American Minister, that either the act will
be ',roved to have been justifiable, or that satisfaction
will be given. The article (Inez not in any way hint
even at Arbuthnott's case, and is thus reserved, proba-
bly, in order not- to compromise Administration, in the
resent stage of the business, either with the country,
er with the Ameri.•an negociator. Its peaceable cha-
racter is, tlieretbre, rather negative, and ought not to
mate us too sqnguine in our conclusions that nothing
hostile will arise out of the affair of Arbuthnott. As
to the C:mgross, it is not at all probable that that
lead to war; but the evacuation attic French territory
is a circumstance of a much more questionable charac-
ter.

A private letter from Rio Janeiro of ale Qd of June
s .vs, tlt:tt among the cortairs whien they are arming at
Citiii, there is an En". 14.11 vesse":. the ‘l'indham. fler
crew is composed of ofTivers and seamen of all nations,
:mil she has just left l'illibtruiso. They expect every
ni.waent the arrival of Lind Cochrane, either at Chili
fly ea Buenos Ayi es.

The Ltal Feen lionniroonslv elczice Pri!-
sirli:ot of fit. 'lln,non.s I I 4pital in the r^ctu t i L.
1,,;t N7r ('. Pi i, r, r:at.
London, England, 1818-08-24

WORSHIP STREET.

Monday H Nash ow' !iron:lst up on the Coroner's warrant.
for soatislntightrr, in I, aline and aiming his wife 1-1 P was
infbriuril by the T%logistrate, thkt as he had exhilittril nn w irked
nr nialirinua intent, unileu.oble bail would he nrrepte.l 1.4'
hint. Not bring provided with that, ho woo is the meat'
time committed.

J. Matthews, a baker in Shore(!itch, was enuvicti•.l in this
penalty of 604. fur selling four loaves doli:ient in weigh: IQ
winces.

john Ilurge% was committed to the Ilcome of Correction for
7 days foe a breach of contract in not reaping a field of wheat
helot:chi:: to n fat mer at Hackney. The greatest isenieauten;
is one month.

Amos Mangler, a Russian seaman, complained of a bal:ce
in Wappint:, that in 1811, he 111(1 entriosted him, vlten he
(complainant) was about to !sail for Rn-71:., with -WI. to be
placed ter him in the stocks. On his refine to England a
few months since, he found the baker had not invested hid
momey in the funds, had become a bankrupt, and could pay
him eie;tlter principal nor interest. The mm:istrate recom
mended au amicable adjustment ; and put otY the further
hearing
London, England, 1818-08-24

BANGOR CATkIEDRAI..

There were two questions in this ease. They were,whether a
certain etate, and what part of It, lia.t been left by a te, tains.
for the t epair ()lilac choir of Bangor Cathedral, and teliat per-
sons belougini:g to the choir were entitled to the benefit of cer-
tain donations directed to he made out of it. Lordship ou a
previous occasion intimated a %truer opinion upon the rubjeet,
or at least that the prosecutor (error cantor, as the etstuology
was stated) was a member of the choir, and was entitled to
a part of the vitality.
The Lind Chancellor this day gave his final judgment, that
the estate was given partly for the Mitilli3lllilliCe and repair
ut the choir el the CitilitAl at of Bangor, and partly for dis-
ot sums among the members of the choir. As to
the qiicsiion whether the presentur was a member, it was
true that the list person filling that other fur ?.0 sears, had
never dom. any duly in the choir, but he might lied he chosen
it. His Lordship, therefore, confirmed the report of the
Master, which directed the proportions of the distributions,
one of which wee ordered to be gi sea to the precautor, plus
vitted lie did his duty as a member of the ciwit.
London, England, 1818-08-24

HATTON 6 VZDLN.

Wed!le.ility Eli. Reardon was charger: by a merchant in
the city, and w Iso lisisrl3.•bersse in l'entenaville, with breaking
six panes of glass it: his counting louse window, following
him in the 'tenets, and c)ltecting a mote round him; also wills
coining to his house at Pentonville, and collecting a mobsand
putting him in tear of his life. The prisoner some years ago
lived servaLt in the eomplAinsent's family, wheic she became
.pregicuit ley hint, and was 44,5 vered -of a daughter, which she
swore to him. lie-thou gave bee.:01...t0 go to Irekind and
anise the child, allowing lit is,;:sl. a year there; promising leer
when the child was Ida lit age, to take itassader hisown ell e ;
kilt s6;11 to allow Ilse prisoner her awned', for lure. sWavis the
chilli was As years old• the prisoner esteemed to England,
.ausl delivered it to the complainant ; when he gave leer VI.
s.to take her •back, win:resins was to receisso her •antsitity, on
cora:talon of her remaining tliere.and nettr seeing the chill
't he complainant V&A, the. child to boarding bengal, mid she
is now 11 years of age ; the complainant (new about s'in years
of age. having Ilerer ana-ricel, the mhild is gives,. to under
stand that she is the complainant's daughter. by a.wite who
died imireland. About twelve months ago, Ilie prisoner came
as-main to London• mid repaired tee the eamipiainantslion se in
Pentonvilke, Insisting on sAseing her child. This the complain-
ant, from prudential seasons, :erased. The prisoner, its eon-
serpusatee, kept follow ing the complainant, sod ilioati3.!iig him,
by collecting mobs round his house ; and. be therefore bad
err Illetli tororglit to this office, when alio, consented to
return :o Ireland. The complainant then gave her 101. to
bear her espenees, and one of the officers money to pay her
fare to Liverpool.. l'reem Liver; I, however, she retained,
and repaired to the conifilainant's curveting house, whine •he
retie O eil her entreaty, Jun to no etit.o. Iler supplication
rummies' a molt, sun! she was taken before the Lord Nlayor,
where sailers were again its ranged, by eititiz her 2111• on 4
itmoilliw.tir rctorsein4 he the country, w lees e she was to revere
leer annuisy ; and au °diem. was Call with her to Liverpool,
to see liar cuss board the packet. This was sweorelicaly done,
and the 'apemen; twilic complainant was near 401 ; hot she
again returned. and again a 00000 )yrii 11111 i. In defence, she said
she only walitP4l our •iglitillies child, and she a nold reuse',
soil she rOliteiltrsl. Tilt% tetitielli Stir e illisiiistill persisted
in rilusiag. The prisoner, in the most ligUlle illstlister. en-
claimed, " She is my child; and you arc not Iscr fatlict," •

211

74,7.401.0 p. 44 Flom not yon sworn the child to hitnil—
" Shue i 4 not his daughter (she repeated); she is mine r-
The pi kotier was then committed to the house of Correction,
for o ant of hail.
London, England, 1818-08-24

'TM NATIONAL lIEGTSTEIT

he should require it, yon may follow him, observing, how-
ever, that pursuant to the original airangeineut made by
Rear Ailiniral Sir George Cockhorts, your attendance upon
him raimot be considered as euppiv Mg the place of a British
ollieer, should lie pass beyond the
Your immediate etieuilmiee upon the Naval Commander in
Chief; at any (hue require it, is also au exceptien
to the above rule.

In rage of your feeling it neressary, or &siring to call in
or consult with otber umbral aid, yoti will apply forthwith in
Mr. ter (or to any nearer medical person, if the suddenness
of the ease should require it), mak ittg known the same to the
Orderly Olicer, who has orders to place a dragoon at your
disposition fur the above or any other purpose you may want
one, connected with your medical ditty.
I um, Sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed) T. RFd'tDE, !Ant. Col. O. A► O.
Barry O'Meara, Esq. Longwood.
London, England, 1818-08-24

" This last assertion, in which we are sure we shall
not be contradicted, might save as a sufficient reply
and refit:P.:ion of the last rumour, that the Congress
about to be la.sunbled is more likely to light up
the flames of war then to confirm mil emu:Aid:de the
biemings Of peace. But we will not discuss this point
so briefly. It is well known that the Congress of Vi-
enna, interrupted and broken up so unexpectedly by tile
irruption of Iluonaprte barn two. many puints un-
settled. The rant:tua events, the trcatits emsse-
&atilt upon the second entrance into Paris. the estahlill.
ra,tnt troops in the French territories, ren-
dered it ine:ipelli,:nt to re-assemble a Congress until the
claims upon France l•ad been liquidated, or stlin..icnt
security given for the liquPation, and until Frawe h
6(x:a restored to such a state of internal tranquillity as
render the military occupation no longer ttecf..snary
That period, it is sail, is deemed by the Allied Powers
to have arrive.l, uml the evacuation 13 to Nix ilace be-
fore the commencement of Noyeather. Ifeure Vraoce,
so imps taut and necessary a party to any orruizgcirlent
end:racing the whole tl.e Een-i•k f.uAily, tviil be.
Ode to assist at the ill :1 in re lice :rid un-
fettered state than she th,• (Hn-

t. 14 I et.ll i.cl3 is Oar iravrvol i,; !nix
sictt,.tt:rc ti the trtaty at ttrt: tr.:: of z
London, England, 1818-11-01

THE NATIONAL lIRGTSTEIt'

' On Wednesday a most shocking accident occurred to
a young man named Edward Dudley, in the employ of
Mr. Jackson, butcher, Bond-stre-t. The young man
was in the slaughter b"use, and was running after a
sheep with a knife in his hand, with the intention of
killing. it. when in passing a railing to which was affixed
a number of hooks, one of them entered one of his eyes,
and cexpietely removed it from the socket. He was
taken to St. George's Hospital in the most excruciating
NOICWiTiI CITY SESSIONS. Mark Woodcock, appel-
lant, and Thomas Philip Bagge, Esq., respondent.—
An appeal to a convi;lion fbr taking toll nt the turn-
pike gate, of soldiers when on duty. The 15th light
dragoons are statiood at Lynn, and the troop had.been
taken out fin no airing, by command of the officer ; and
as they were passing through Gay wood gate, the appel-
lant demanded toll, amounting to 4s. 41d., alleging
that they were not on duty, which was paid by one
of the sergeants after a little altercation. The appellant
contended, that the troop passed through his gate
wantonly and unnecessarily, and in order to give hint
tnmble, and that they were not exempt from toll ; but
the Court held, that the troop was on duty, and there-
fore confirmed the conviction.

The proprietors of the European Magazine (a mis-
cellany which has been before the public nearly forty
years), anxious to preserve in its general contents that
cliaracit%. of vat iety and lasefulness,which it has so long
maintained, earnestly solicit the communications of
ingenious and intelligent persons, in every department
of Literature., Science, and Art—such as Essays,
Moral and Literary—lllustrations of dark Passages of
1-listory—Biographical Anecdotes of Men of. Eminence,
either living or dead—Letters on Criticism—Original
Letters of celebrated Persons—and Accounts of NOV
Inventions, or Remarkable Characters—or any Hint
that may inform the Mind, pilish the Manners, refine
the Taste or amend the He:A.—which will be thank-
folly received, and respcetfoity attended to, by the
Editor ; addressed to the care of Mr. Aspernc,
('ornhill, i.ontion.
London, England, 1818-11-01

nn

At Longhorn Place, the lady of iir J. Longhorn, Dart. of a dau.—
At Woolwich, thz lady of Capt. I). Grant, Royal Artillery. of a dau.
—The lady of T. Denman, E. NEP., of a son.--The lady of A.
Wigan, Esq. St:unfold-hills of a sou.

MARRIED.

The Rev. .1. Arkwright, M. A. of 11. Arkwright, Esq. of Wil •
lershy, Derbyshire, to Antic, duu. of Sir Ili. Wigram, Bat t. of Wal-
thatustow...hotre, Essm—Mr..l. Lorimer, of the Strand, to Nils, 11.
Jury. of Waithamstow.—R. Jones, Esq. of Lambeth, to Ehiz. dan.
of the late J. Ilammond, Esq. of Manchester.—Mr. C. A. Itobberds„
of Nelson-scgtore. to Sarah, youngest dun. of C. Cooper, Esq. of
Gt. St. Itolens.—Mr. J. Greenway. to Ann. only dau. of C. Cooper.
Esq. ofJudd-street, Brunswick-square.—Jal.n, the son of A. Kirk-
man, Esq. of Cloak-lane. to Maria, dam of It. G. Spedding, Esq. of
tlarefield.—Mr. W. We tall, of the Kent-road, to the only duu. of H.
W. duller, Esq. of the same plate.

DIED.
At Minto.house, in the county of Roxburgh. the Right lion. W.
Elliott. of Wells, M.l'.—M. 'l'. Hayitl, of Camberwell, in the 89th
year of kis age.—At Down Hall, Kent, B. Spina. Esq. of Doctors'
Commons.—ln Little Britain, Doctor T. S. Evans. Mathematical
Master of Christ's Hospital.—At Enfield-highway, aged 68, Mrs.
Esther Hacker, relict of D. Hacker, Esq.—G. F. Burnaby, Esq. aged
41, younge,t son of the late venerable Archdeacon of Leicestershire...-.
J. Quitter. Esq. of Hadley. Mithllesee.—At Stockholm, aged 63, Ha-
run Adlerbeth, Counsellor of State. Knight of the Order of the Sera-
phint, and a Member of many Academies. His Sivecti4l translations
of Virgil and Horace, and his own Tragic and Lyric Works are con-
sidered as clussitad.—Lately the Rev. E. Ryan, D.D. Rector of Do-
noughtnore, and one of the Prebendaries of St. Patrick'.; Cathedral,
Dublin.

LOADON ALIRKEI'S.

CORN-EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, OCT. 23

There was a liberal supply of English Wheat this morning, and
upwards of I li,non quarters of Foreign, arrived since this day week.
the fine samples of with were taken °flat last 3fonday's prices ; eve:y
ether description Was very dull in sule.—Fine Malting Barleys being
in demand. advanced about is. per quarter.—Fine fresh Oats main-
tained its former price.—Rye, Beans. and l'ea-e. with little veils.
tion.—Rapeseed sucl Linseed as per last quotation.

PRMAY, OCT. 50.
The supply of Farfish Wheat since Monday has been very me.
der:de, and for fine qualities that day's peices arc realised, and the
trade in general is tolerably brisk. Baileys are much in demand,
and for samples of our own growth. very high prices have been ob-
tained. Grinding parcels also, may be considered at least Qs. per
quarter dearer. Oats arc full tr. per crafter dearer—Beaus meet a
dull sale, but Pease remain without alteration. In other articles no
variation.
s.
Wheat 5a a 711
Fine ditto. 70 a $0
Rye 4B a 60 -
Fine Barley 3.2 a 73
Malt (iii a 60

. S. I. T.
White Pease74 aBO Poland Oats 32 a srl
Grey Pease 66 a7O Potatoeditto3s a 36
Beans 72 •73 Fine Flour 63 a7O
Ticks
Oats . 3l A 34 Rape Seed 461. 481.

PRICE OF BREAD.
London, England, 1818-11-01

LoxiA.c.

Thersdsv. Mobley Hurst *is again the seat of action
bt levee Eales And Tale of IVigilt lIaII, men ir.i.sessing science
superior to most, and equal to any 011 the boxing list. Their
weights are something more than eleven stone. There wt re
.pet above 2000 persons present ; and those of the lowest
order. eseept a few of the high fancy unidtetirs, and the
F!evell Gem. Om gaud. At one o'clock the 111101 tied Bleb
colours to the stakes, and turned to. Seconds, Belcher and
Harmer fur Hail, and Oliver and Jones for Eales. —Average
-betting 7 to 4 uu Eules.
.......
London, England, 1818-11-01

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

distant hoot a dweihne house, that it could only be cousi-
acted as.a separate buildang. Thr prisoner had received a
g..od charActer,but character could t.a:y have its weiglaßv
doubt exu.ts ut the tact.

The jury found the prisoner guilty.

FRIDAY.

This morning the following prisoners were arraigned at the OM
Bailey for forgery, and pleaded Guilty to the minor viience of having
forged notes in their pe5.,,....5i0n, viz.
James Turner, James Close, John Carpenter, John Eagan. Gtorre
Baker. Mary flannel!, John Leonard, Susannah Leonard, David
Crawley, Susan Farouk), and Thoonis Kirby. They a ere sentenced
to 14 years' traasportatiuu.
London, England, 1818-11-01

DIVIDENDS.

R. Sanderson, Achlam on the Wolds, Yorkshire, farmer, Nov. 16.
J. Lewis, Ilirmitmham, grocer. Nov. 25.
A. Granville. Plymouth Dock, china-merchant, N0v.20.
Damon. Liverpool. merchant. Nov. 19.
S. V. Core, Bishopsgare-street, haberdasher, Nov. 17.
.1. Wilkinson and W. !lemurs, New 13ond-street, bankers, Nov. 21.
G.l.yne, Cecil-street, Strand, tailor, Nov. 21.
T. Cooke and M. E. Brennan, Stand, dealers in mnsic, Nov. 24.
B. Hooper, leenchurch-street, stationer, Nov. 28.
T. Holden. Manchester. tailor. Nov. 18.
J. Dry, High Ercall, Shropshire, tailor, Nov. 21.
CPAT'fIFICATES—Nor. i 7.

1.. Hoffman, 1 d erpool common-brewer—J. Todd, Tichbourns-
street, haberdasher—N. Thornbury, and B. Taylor. Bourn, (;10-
eitershire, clothiers—J. Ingram. Wood-street, Cheapaide Blackwell
hall-factor-.-.J. Hoare, Bristol, calenderer—J. Beck, Corahill, watch-
maker.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
London, England, 1818-11-01

POLICE.

MANSION HOUSE..
An Wetly woman, whose name nearly all the duplicates le
her possession, amounting to 47, stated to be Elizabeth Wit.
son, was charged by Mr. Godfrey, owner of the Saracen's-
Aldgale, with having 11 Wen a quantity of feathers,
on Fiiday night. The prisoner, though a weak looking cress
tare, about tin yea., of age, was stated to be capable of
stripping an inn in a very few hours. A large bundle of
keys, souse crooked nails, and other hush animus, by which
drawers can be opened, were found in her pocket.
The waiter who brought the feathers into view, upon ex.
:mining the bed on which the prisoner la), f I that it was
half empty, cud that 111.*Apolster was in n similar condition.—
The holes through which they had been taken were, however,
carefully stitched up. and every thing in the moans appeared,
on the entrance ut the waiter, in complete order.

Un eisterititt the office Mrs. Wilson WAS chewing an apple
she said it was to keep her front fninting.
She was committed for further examination, when many ars
expected to appear against her.
London, England, 1818-02-15

MARLBOROUGH STREE r.

J. W. Parkinson, Riding House-lane, Portland place, ob-
tained a warrant to apprehend I). M‘Vesey, his servant, who
had absconded, after robbing him of 60 Louis d'ors, a quan-
tity of g •as, gold pat.•udas, a large pearl, 100 small ditto, a
diamond ring value 300 guineas, and a number of miter vain
tiles. Mr. Parkinson went out of town on 'Thursday week,
and on that evening Parry, his confidential servant, went
into the city, and on his return, at 10 o'clock, Mr. M'Aesey
told him the house bad been beset by thieves, one • of %shout
passed by him as he was making his bed in the parlour, and
escaped through a window, which is 13 feet from the ground,
that lie tired a pistol at hint in his descent, and followed by the
same way, tint without effect. The next mottling he clandes.
tinely left the house, and has not since been heard of. :scuue
further circumstances of suspicion were adduced by another
party; but as going further in detail might defeat the ends of
justice, we forbear to state them at pruseuL
A case was heard neatest T. Wheatly, a constable, and J
Dawson, on the-complaint of a Mr. Bull, of !Mimi place,
Tottenham► Court Road, who stated that the defendant* kinick-
ad at his door on Wednesday evening, and said they were
come aliont a separation between him and his wife (she halv-
ing left his house without provocation.) They for cod them-
selves into the passage, the wife being present, and insisted
on his taking her back. lie desired 'hen► to leave the house,
when they posited him from out to the other. At this time
there Hasa deuble knock at the door, and a boy banded in a
stunstable's stati, with which Wheat'', struck Bull on the
breast, and turned Magma of the house. He then cadet' the
watchmen who secured them. Three witnesses, who lodged
in the house, proved the facts. Dawson said, that Bull's wife
had applied to him professionally, to prepare articles of sepa-
ration ; he haring ill used her and drawn a knife spun her.
He had written to the complainant, in►for:muq hint that he
shonld call upon hint to settle matters, and lie took W,ieatly
to preserve the peach. He was struck, and also Wheatly.
The only witness he had wan the wife. but she was not a com-
petent one. Wheatly urged the same detimce. Mr. Bull
gave a melancholy statement of the depravity of his w►tc, hr
having dincoveied that frequently in coining home 1.10.111)11,1-
nest to his meals, a paramour was concealed in another room
antilhr was gone, and she had evou received the embraces of
his nearest relative : At length she decamped of her own ac-
cord. The Magistrates ordered the accused parties to hod
bail.
London, England, 1818-02-15

NF PLUS ULTRA LOTTERY.

PIDDING and CI. No. 1, CCItNTIILL, and 296,
itor.ROßN.c.omot let slip the pleasing opportunity afforded them by
the I.ranileur (X the Scheme of the Now Lottery which commences
the 4th of Varlet', to point out to their Friends some PROOFS of
its excellence. _ .

TM: Lot•-ry of only ls,onn Ticket-4, contains ONF HITS-
MED Capital Prizts, which is more than there were in the TWO
lain Love, ic ; of .20,01 Tickets each, for by adding both Schemes
together it will he limnd there wire only 7.t Capitals to the whole
40,000 Tlekets.—Perhaps it may he imagined the •Prizes then con-
sisted of Lange' Sums of Money, alike the reverse, for there was then
no Prize so high as £50,000 Money, whereas there are now 'l' Hlt E E of
that. Anunint.—Now let any one calmly e,timate the differenee be-
tween 100 Capitals in 1i4,n00 Tie7.rtr., at•.d only 74 Capitals in to,non
Tickets, and it mtt_•t be then admitted this is fairly entitled to the
Name of the Nr. CLVs 171. T Ith, V, for that Lottery must
be THE BEST which diffu.-es the greatest Number of Benefits
among the Community.
Tieltets and Shares Arc on S .le by Finn/74n and Co. whose Offices
have been invariably cow:picirtti Mr Good Fortnne at this Season of
tln V. sr. and it must be recollected the Grand Pri7.e of 2.1.000
GUINEAS, in February last. was Sold in 16 Shares at their Offices
No. 1, Cornhill, and 29b, Holborn.

BURGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
WAREHOUSE, 107. FTR4NIt, COINER OF THE SACOY
:ITrys, LONDON.

JOHN BURGE,SS •N;) ON, heir' apprieictl of
the numerons endeavours n lade by many persons to impose a bpuri.
eus article for their make. feel it incumbent on then) to request the
attention of the public, in purchasing a hat they conceive to he the
original, t° observe the name and address corm:Tends wilt the
above;—the general appearance of the r.vtious descriptions will ile.
ceive the unguarded. and for their detection, .1. S. and Snns submit
the followisis Cautions: some are in uppcarance at Brat sight • the
genuine,' but withoutany name or addrcsA—some 'Burgess's Ei/14
of Anchovies'—others • Burgis's,' and many more without addres,%—
JOIIN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured
with such distinguished apprdlct ion. feel every sentiment of respect
towards the public, and earne.itiy solicit theta to inspect the labels
previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of thcirmake,which
they hope will prevent ninny disappointments.—W AIIEMOIYE•
97; ST AN D, CORN ER of thi: SAVOY STE i'S, LONDON.
London, England, 1818-02-15

ROYAL CIRCUS and SURREY THEATRE.

TO-MORROW, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur.
day Evening., will be presented, for the 20th time, a Harlem, taken
from Fielding's Novel, called
'IOM JONES; or, The Fut/swami.
Tom Jones, Mr. lltuttley; Partridge, Mr. Fitzwilliam ; Sophia
Western, Miss Jonas ; and Mrs. Honour, Mrs. brookes.
After which, for the sth time, a grand Melo-Drama. founded on
Mr. Coleridge's favourite dramatic Poem, caned

7APOLYA; Or, The WAR Wom
With new Scenery, Dresses snit Decorations. Bethlen, Mr. Hunt.
ley; Zapolyo. Adis Taylor; The Countess Sarolta, Mrs. Dibdin.
Ti conclude with (not acted these two years) a Burletta, called
:ILA VLS IN BAH ItA ItY ; Or. the liteobardment of Argicrs.
In t:te course of the liece a Naval Irish Parody " Paddy Carey."
I.y Mr. Fitswilliam ; and a Comic Duet by Mr. litzwilliani and
flit: Bence.
Boxes ts. Pit 24. Gallery la--half Pikc, at half-past Fight.—
Doors to be optued et half-least Five, to begin at half-past six.

Mussßs. D. & I'. COOPER, Silk Mercers to her
Majesty, to her late Ito.yai Highness the Prime., Charlotte, his Sc.
rene Highness Prince Leopold, and to his Majesty's Great Ward-
robe, be leave to inform the Nobility, Public, and their Friends
in general, they arr. rep:cred from qs, Pall Mall, to No. 2, Waterloo-
place. epuorite Carlton I tome, Pell Mall.
N.B. Net of their extenAive Stock, not being quite new, will be
sold at reduced Prie.:3.
London, England, 1818-02-15

HOUSE 01.' cOMMUNS.

Ctnitinteifront the Thirsi
EXCIIEUU I:It KILLS.

Mr. Gactircht. übverved, Oat it was id considerable ins-
pJrtiiiice to know sovietising respecting tiro intention of Go-
vernment as to the fowling of Exchequer Hills. It had been
reify generally iiimaured,thut Su she oPeration of feeding,
t.e twupen• ediattpciiny bills would have a prays race. He
1. el heard that a communication had been made on Saturday
t..ruiszli the nvual eliennels to persons of the Stuck Ex.
thane. that no ditch particular preference would prevail;
but that the funding would be from the generallilASG Without
aay di.tioction or discrimination. lie thought it• would be
irproper for him to require information on particulars •f
ren that might no yet be matured. Hut an infest:nee had
been drawn in lilt eily that the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Intended to (owl Io a great :illl.OOllll. He could not press for
vat kola r intOrmatiun which mi ht be inconvenient; lint if
ryerations %%etc fixed un, lie thought there eunld be no harm
in giving them publicity. He wanted to know whether the
liirerence that had been drawn au av correct.

• The Cu vier:tame of the EXCHEQUER observed, that lie
h •Treads said, that he meant to propose no further financial
r.easure iii this early part of the Session. As to opinions
arising out of communications which interested persons made
riespecting distinctions with respect to Exchequer Bills, he
Lail certainly nutterstimil that the opinions alluded to had been
entertained, and hail prevailed ; hat he wished to dispel such
olaoions with respect to the operations of funding, as to
snail preference. Great Mewls rout:nee might, however,
'mom limn making partial and isnperfeci statements of finan-
cial plats, not yet sufficiently derided upon. to a general
view of such matters, uny premature communication was
Ekely to be veay inconvenient. He was sure the House
ria 111 not press ink such information. •
"hr. 1:n VISFELL agreed to the opinion of the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, generally; but he wished to do away the
einpression which had been made in the city, that the Bight
Hon. Gentleman hail finally made up his mind.
The annual 'gall Bid went through the Committee.
Adjourned.