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The National Register.
London, England, 1820-09-17

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FROM TUESDAY :NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

DOWNING STREET, SEPT. it.
The King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant General the
lion. Sir E. Paget, G.C.8., to be Governor and Commander iu
Chief of the Island of Ceylon.
itASKRUPTS.
G. Gadsby, Snareston, Leicestershire, multaer. Solicitor, Mr.
Price, New Square, Lincoln's Inn.
T. Wunl, Towcttster, Northamptonshire, lace dealer. Sol.
Mr. Clarke, Bishopsgute Church Yard.
D. Truernan, Goldsmith Street, lace dealer. Sal. Mr. Clarke,
Bistiop.zitte Church Yard.
E. .11itymon. Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer.
Sol. Mr. Blakeluek, Sergeants' lain.
W. F. Page, High Holborn, linen draper. So s. Messrs.
Willts and Co., Warnford Court, Throginurton Street.
DIVIDENDS.
Sept. 23, J. 1.. Cope, Kingston upon Hull. merchard—Oct. 4,
J. Racine and T. Mortat, Liverpool, merchants-1, W. Flinders,
Boston, Limolushirc, ironniorger—t, W. llowdke, Cheapside,
Manchester waichousentaii-5, G. Wrightson, see., Maryport,
Cumberland, herring merchant—ti, E. Marsden, Bolton lc Moori,
Lancashire, cabinet maker-1, P. M. Taylor and .1. T. Smedley,
Liverpool, merchants—.d, W. Sainhill, siewkley, Bucks, blitcaa.
Lawrinson, Murcliester, fustian manufacturer-4, Al.
Trukes, Liverpool, merchant-5, Mottley, Portsmoutii,
dealer-5, G. Wrightton, jun., Maryiuirt, Cumberland, herring
merchant—Sept. 23, J. Barfoot, Arundel Street, Strand, sto-
at/11M

CERTIFICATES to be granted Oct. 3.
J. Steel, Sheffield, grocer—C. N.:APl:tin, junior, Liverpool,
tnerehaw—W. Toll, St. German's, Cornwall, milk —J. Wu:4w,
Woolwich, baker—W. S. !leatty, Sculc.Ettes, York, apothecary
—W. Crook, tLanacre, Wilts, farmer—S. Hargreaves, Liverpoal,
woollen draper.

Since the unfortunate Etc of the old man, who
was killed by the bear in the menagerie of the King
of Fraucc, the ferocious animal has been confined
within the gratings of his den, and has not been
suffered to walk about his spacious pit, in which he
has stilled three men. A parapet is to he erected
round the pit, to prevzin similar accidents.
On Thursday next, being S. Matthew's day,
according to annual custom, the Lord Mayor, Al-
dermen, Sheriffs, and Governors of the several
Royal Hospitals, will attend divine service at
Christ's Church. After u sermon by the Rev. Edw.
Rice, A.M. they will repair to the Great I lall,
Christ's Hospital, where two orations will be deli-
vered; in Latin by Joseph Yates Cookson :
English by Charles Stephens Mathews, the two
senior scholars of the Grananar
London, England, 1820-09-17

TUE NATIONAL REGISTER.

We are authorized to state, that Sir Franeisl
Columbine Daniels, M. D. has accepted the appoint
meat of Treasurer to the Medical Board, establish"
cd by Messrs. COOPER and Co. at Charlotte-House'
Surrey.
Messrs, Con,En and Co. have frequently inserted
Letters from various individuals who have been
radically cured, nut only of Ruptures, but of other
dangerous diselses, too often deemed incurable by
Professional Man, whose practice is confined.
The late Duke of Bedfird unfortunately
lost his life in a few hours, by a strangulated
Hernia; Mr. Mills. of the Kent Road, also lost
his life in a few hours ; Mr. Searmau, of Mile
Lila, was also afflicted for many years, and many ;
many others whose names will never appear without
their request.
Mr. Joh son of the Borough, who had been 17
months under the care of severs i eminent Surgeons,
with a most dangerous disease, and whose life was
given over, as appeared by his affidavit before Mr.
Alderman Wood, then Lord Mayor, and whose case
has been seen by more than 100 Surgeons, was in
a few weeks restored to perfect. health.
Such are the proceedings at the Medical Board,
Charlotte House, Charlotte Street, Blackfriar's
Road ; and Woodstock House, near Bond Street,
und-r the immediate direction of Messrs. COOPER
and Co., who are consulted daily from eight in the
morning until eight in the evening.
Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from
six to eight, and on Sunday mornings until twelve
o'clock.
London, England, 1820-09-17

PRICE
sank Stock shut
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent. Consols 661
31 per Cent. shut
4 per Cent. ►hut
3 per Cent. Navy 1021
Lone Attu. shut

STOCKS.
(Minium 21.
Imp. S per Cent. G.
India Bonds 20.
India Stock 2:4
Exchequer Bins 4:. di..
Cons. for Ac. 67
Litters• Tickets £2l 18s.

Zo Corrtopnotnto.

•1! We are pleased with J. P.'s idea; and if he will call at our
Office any morning between 10 and 11 o'clock, will take '
means to meet his wishes.
London, England, 1820-09-10

lON T 111.: HEMAHAAIIII: CI till:MS*l %NCI:S ATTEsmx,i.
CASE.

When GIFFORD commence,: his attack on the QUEr.N.
loud rattled the thunder, red lightnings were seen;
When Comr.Er summed up all he'd proved had been done,
'Twos almost a total eclipse of the sun;
In the whole of the case we may clearly remark,
Aeriaation in thunder, and prod in the dark I
[At the moment the Attorwt. General commenced his opening
spceelt there was a molt vivid flash of lightning and a trentendom,
vial. at thunder ; the Solicdor Cencral suumwd up the case doting
an altuaat total solar eclipse.-1 D.

We are authorized to state, that Sir Francis
Columbine Daniels, M. D. has accepted the appoint-
ment of Treasurer to the Medical Board, establish-
ed by Messrs. CooPEn.and Co. at Charlotte-House,
Surrey.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. have frequently inserted
Letters from various individuals who have been
radically cured, not only of Ruptures, but of other
dangerous diseases, too (den deemed incurable by
Professional Men, whose practice is confined.
The late Duke of 13edf:rd unfortunately
ost his life in a few hours, by a s►rangultaed
hernia ; Mr. Mills, of the Kent Road, also lost
his in a few hours; Mr. Seaman, of Mile
End, was also afflicted for many years, and many ;
many others whose names will never appear without
their request.
Mr. Johnson of the Borough, who had been 17
months under the care of severai eminent Surgeons,
with a most dangerous disease, and whose life Has
given over, as appeared by his affidavit before Mr.
Alderman Wooti, then Lord Mayor, and whose case
has been seen by more than 100 Surgeons, was in
a f w weeks restored to perfect health.
Such are the proceedings at the Medical Board,
Charlotte House, Charlotte Street, Blackfr:ar's
Riad; and Womistock House, near Bond Street,
under the immediate direction of Messrs. COOPER
and Co., who are consulted daily from eight in the
morning until eight in the evening.
Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from
six to eight, and on Sunday mornings until twelve
o'clock.
London, England, 1820-09-10

•rnoT EST,

On the motion of the Duke of Leinster, that the Order of ti ,c
Day for the Second lt:aditig of tit.: Bill of Pains and Petiabis
spina the Queen be reicind.A.
Dissentient. August 11., i 5.20.
Ist, Bccauie we fully conch-, in the opinion which has been
exprcs.ed by the house of Commons, that the proposed inquiry
would be "tlisappinting to the hopes of Parliament. derogatory
from the dignity of the Clown, unditijurious to the best illtClez,LS
of the Empire.
Bzcaose the institution of proceedings which arc allowed
to be anomalous to the viirit of the British Constitution, and
which do not appear to be warranted by considerations of State
ntces- ity,ll, in our jqtl:pnent, inexpedient, and may be viewed
with much cuspicit4i Ly the peoi.le.
3d, Because it does not appcar to us that any object which
be attr.incl by the propu.Axt inquiry, whatever may be its
rosidt. is of arch importance. as to be commensurate with the
evils which, under all the dream:Aeneas of the ease, may be ex-
pected to arize from it.

(SETetl)
STA Nttnrr.,.. KENYON,•
II A ..I'il.'i':;:sl & BRANDON, For the Ist and 3d reasons;
IF T ....V. Eli. ALPENIARLII,
E:'...r.:+11, COV,TIIII,
11",,:iiitHID, ' DACIIK,
PUNCAN,• HILLSBOROUGH,
FOLEY, . KING.
Those marked thus (') generally vote with Ministers. The
oCici-s we qposision Peers.
London, England, 1820-04-02

AMERIC.IN INTELLIGENCE.

NEW-I'ORY, MARett I.
The foilowing is the account transmitted by Lord
Cr,clirane of his unsuccessful attack on Callan :
Admiral's S;iip O'Higgins. Bay of Ctillao. Oct. 6, IWO.
" Stk,—Oti the night of the 3d hash. toe cum)/ un-
bent the sails of their refs,. Is of war—without dottio,
with the intention of dectivoig la, as they roomed to
bend them again as soon as it grew dark o:i the aught of
the 4th ; hut our boats being upon the eastern stun?
alarmed the enemy, attd they deststed front their purpose,
London, England, 1820-04-02

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[PiticE 90.

True bills for feloniously shooting with intent to
kill, found against J. logs, R. Till, J. W. Wasci,
A. Thistlewood.

The Chief Justice then informed the : Fore.-77an
that it was not intended to prefer any other
before them at present, anil that they might col-
eider themselves as discharged from the trouble of
attending there at .present, unless they shoghl re-
ceive a special mileage to that effect. By direo:ixz
of the Chief Justice, the Court was then adjournA
till Saturday the 15th of April next, at half.pat:
nine o'clock in the morning.

REWARDS FOR RESCUING PERSONS IN
DANGER AT SEA.

The subscribers to Lloyd's lia‘e lateiy voted, up.nt
the recommendation of their committee, the followi:i
sums from their funds, to reward parties for saving the
crews of ves3els, at the hazard of their own lives, VIA:-

801.—to boatmen at Yarmouth and Gorlesion, for
saving the crew of the Litona,Stobie, from DundaLe
Lon:!im, wrecked on Corson Sand, 3d March.
501.—t0 Linemen at Deal, and 501. to. latiatmco at
Ranisgate, for saving the crews of the Friendship, of
Hastings, and the Flora of North Shields, which ves-
sels were wrecked on the Goodwin Sands, 3d ult.
301.—t0 boatmen, for saving the crew of the Ruby,
of Newcastle, Hung, from Cardiff to London, sunk
near the Reculvers, 3d alt.
301.—m the crew of dye John anti Mary of S.mdt r-
land, I'm saving the crew of the Thistle, of Dundee,
upset in Sutton Wash,id ult.
301.—t0 Ramsgate, and 101. to Margate boatmen,
for saving the crews of the Hope, of Wevinowh, and
Vigilant, of Sunderland, wrecked on the Guudw in
Sands in December. _ _ _

51. 5.3.—t0 boatmen of Wivenhoe, for assistance ren-
dered to the crew and passengers of a vessel wrecked to
January.
It will be seen, by the followin;, votes, that the :Atli-
scribers do not confine their liberality, on such occa-
sions to the reward of their own countrymen, nor For
the saving of the lives of British sui.j4cts only
25i.—to the Deux Scrag, M NaIIICS, for taking of t
the crew anJ a passenger of the Friends, of Lancaster,
Bragg, mister: which ship they fell in with at sea in
the .gleatest distress.
2Ul.—to -ix Frenchmen, who went from Dieppe on
the 3d ult., and, with the assistance of the Captains of
two Brighton packets, and the master of an English
merchant brig, saved the crew of the John and Do-
rothy, of Shields, wrecked off Dieppe.
141. sonic Guernsey boatmen, for saving the
crew of the sloop Ruse Victone, of Ilonlleur, in Ja-
nuary.

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London, England, 1820-04-02

HAZARD & Co. the Contractors,

Having, by permiWon of Government,
ADDED FORTY THOUS.IND POUNDS
To the Prise Money of the present Lottery, arc enabled to
present to the Public an
UNPTIECEDNNTED LIST OF CAPITAL PRIZES,

FOUR
TWO
TWO
London, England, 1820-04-02

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

which W3A probably to escape. Every thing indicated a
desire of escaping if the rockets hail placed their sectui-
tity in danger, or if they had set fire to the merchant
vessels, which were united or made fast to windward of
their hue of defence, formed by the V enganza, Esme-
ralda, Sebastiana, Resolution and Cleopatra, Truzillmo,
Panel°, and Maipo. The Resolution and Cleopatra,
as also the Castles, threw continually hot shot at us, fol-
lowing the advice of the Archbishop of Lima. The
new preparations being completed yesterday evening, I
ordered that the brigs of war should conduct the rafts
(rockets and mortars) to their position, and that the
tire-ship commanded by lieutenant Morgell should pro-
ceed to her destination, immediately there commencing
to dischar4e the rockets, at which time. I directed in line
the squadron towards the eastern shove, with a view to
prev ht the escape of the enemy. The brigs had scarce
advanced within gunshot of the enemy's vessels and
batteries, when they commenctql upon us a very brisk
fire, which greatly imrea3cd on the approach of the fire-
ship Victoria. Being already %vithin the reach of grape-
shot flow the batteries, and n.7ar the chain which sur-
rounds the enemy's vessels, and the water entering her
hold in torrents, Lieut. Moraell set fire to her (all her
rigging being cut away) and in ten minutes she blew up;
which would have annihilated the naval force of Callao
if there had been more wind, so that the Victory could
have passed the battery with greater velocity.
" Waiting the explosion of the Victory, I had re-
ta'ned the Gorgana ; but being nearly calm, 1 believed
it useless to make a new attempt, seeing that the rock-
ets bad no better effect this night than the first. The
cause of this is already too palpable; some burst in con-
sequence of the tubes or cylinders being badly soldered,
situ others broke al the tail, having unfortunately been
made of a very knotty and blink wood.
" I cannot refrain from manifesting to you my regret
at these unfortunate circumstances, aggravated by the
calms which continually prevail in Callao. I have de-
termined to operate on a diffcrent plan, which I hope
will pro luce a better effect,
" Captains Spry and Crosbie, and UentenantPrunier,
of the brigs Galvarino, Arancano, and Poeyrredon, hate
conducted themselves with the greatest bravery. The
damages which these vessels recened in their spars were
of little consideration, and are already repaired.
" Lieut. Morgell, and two seamen that acenarpani a
in the Victory, deserve for their valour a reward.
zeal and co-operation of Admiral Blanco a:e worthy ot
! every praise. 'fife captains, ollicerz, marines, tn;l;tary,
and marine troops, have all behaved with the gre:zWit.
distinvion. I have the honour of assuring you that
1 am, with the highest consideration of ra.inect,
vws. •' COCHRANE.
Cal. Don Jose Ignacio Zantenn,
Minister of the Marine of the State of
London, England, 1820-11-13

CO` ENT GARDEN.

Joy at the result of the proceedings against the Queen
was manifested MI Friday Main at this Iheatre in the
stron?est and most marked manlier. The Play, which
Wl5 TweYith Isigid, with the recent alterations, had no
rimier concluded, than a general cry arose f every
part of the House fur God save the Queen. This call
was fierhiviiily repeated, and couthl‘ rely drowned the
sound of the twine in the orchestra when a symphony
was played between the acts. The curtain at last drew
hit for the Farce of !lowland Jor an Oliver, and
the performers in the firsil svelte came forward, hut
they endeavoured it, v tin to stake themselves he ird.--
Toe crii.s of " (1, rff," and " Queers," were loud
and incessaut i.erlormers tilivjed the order If)
sense, and Abbot came oil the slater, and addressed
tile audience. !tale Brill:hare was played, but this did
tint satisfy the audience. The air was received with
plaudits, but the orchestra was no sooner silent than the
cill ler God `ace are Queen recommenced. The at-
tempt 10 pow) ed with tile Faree teas renewed, but it
teas redueed ut a c. 'I he air (.1 God save the
King" was then sung by the musical pun of the corn-
p.my," but every stanza concluded with God suet Mc
Queen. Tire return of these words were eagerly watebed,
and replied with enthusiastic cheers. The whole of the
audience stood tip—Gentlemen svavint their hats, and
ladies their handkerchiefs. The house in which this
sinking ',roof of public interest in the cause of the
Queen, awl of gladness at her triumph over her anal*.
limit, but now defeated stud humiliated enemies, was
displayed, was exceedingly cmwded. 'l'he company its
some of the pr;vare bos,:s took an active part in the c.l!
for this tribute of resin:et to her Majesty, and in the
unbounded applause which accompanied it.
London, England, 1820-11-13

FRENCH PAPERS.

PAniii, Nov. B.—The Ed'il of Charlemont has
arrived at Paris, from England, with his family and
suite.

M. Beaufort advocate, author of a pamphlet
entitled Ikspoti.vin in a Mule qf Siege; or. Royalty
without Prejudice, in which he was charged with an
attack on the succession to the throne, with using
offensive language towards the King, and with at.
outrage on morality andreligion, was tried on Tues-
day before the Court of Assizes. Thu defendant
ut first allowed judgment to go by default on the
19th of October last, and was sentenced v.,, five
years imprisonment, and a line of 10,000 franc.,—
laving. appealed agaln,t the sentence, his case was
again tried betitre the Court of Assizes of Paris on
the 7th inst. when he was condemned tip tilir years
imprisomnctat, :oohs foie of 8,000 francs.
The health of the Duke of Munk...lux, who has
been vaccinated, has experienced no alteration.
The Monitent contains the following letter relat-
ing to the conduct of the Envoy from %Yuri:mita:4;
at Carlsculte, as stated in the t;vi,Loce of Barhara
Krantz:

" ruble paper., in ;;;ving an account of the trhil
of the Queen of I aiglsintl, have published the depositions of a
female servant of Cads:ike, Lamed Ilarbara krainta, awl the
erosswitathiliation which she underwent by ttit
Several speakers, and particularly Alt. Isrough,an elide:wonted
hi deduce Inlln this crt)ss..o,:toon,oion a proot that the Kim,' of
NVurtemberg to hitt Corot ut !helot hail co.iip.:l:aeil in au in •
trigue, for the purpose of procuring secret ititelygenee respecting
Ow private eontitiot of toat Irritieoi during her resid •rfee at
Ca11...111:e in the near 1817 ; kn 4 they stated that this Envoy
had reNitle4 at the llotel it; P,41e... at Carliruhe. tor the sure
purrise of watching the Queen's coialitet ; that he hail even
given up hi.; own apartments to the Queen. the better to effect
this object. Nothing can be attire talse, and the following tacos
wilt prove it.
" I we- at that time Nlinister front Wurtemberg at Carlsruhe.
I mailed at the /N. I Ss: rows r. ioog time before the arrival
of the Princess of Willea, and it was at the rI:4UCSL ut
tie innkccik.r, and after the arrival of the Pritoicei, Cott out
of rf.peet to her I give ty the clamber No. 12. This comnber
bring hems:airs for me, tt was reelaixl to inc whets t was era.
taw.' by the Shut iteigaibi. 11. v.i.t thargtal by
th innkeeper with this rtutitutwo tit 4 twt show herself *poise;
London, England, 1820-11-13

Guildhall, where the superb banquet was given,
exhibited a display of heavy grandeur and city taste. It
was laid out as on former occasion, but the glare of the
innumerable gas lights rather fatigued than gratified the
eye, while the heat was very oppressive. Every thing
was in accordance to hotness the company with an idea
of city wealth and English hospitality. The arrange-
ment of the tables was excellent to show off the dinner to
advantage, and to give full eticet to the appropriate de-
vices represented in confectionary. The prole of the
feast, the baroa of beef and a stupendous plum pudding,
were neither forgotten nor neglected. The eastern sec-
tion of the tables, which was eleLated above the rest,
was appoiuted for the accommodation of the most dis.
tinguished visitors, hut neither the Ministers nor foreie.as
Ambassadors were present. Political feeling probably
prevented the former front partaking of the festivities of
the day, and iiisittelk occasioned the absence of s•veral
adiers.—The other tables were placed lengthways front
east to west, decorated with temples, triumphal arches,
allegories of et)111111LECC, Inc. military and naval trophies,
anti the inspiring 113111eS of British heroes. At the cast
end over the Lord IVlayor's chair was a magnificent
crown, which had a spiendid effect. Tin: pailbeli ni
the hutting' were coserea with crimson ClOlll, 41111 the
moulding along the flail was hung w th rieb drawly.
a the Hall, the Court of King's Bench awl Coun-
cil Chamber were fitted tip in a corresponillog manlier.
I.llc herald and itutsoivani, in their cost' 111111 l staa:l on
um: side of the Hall, and the men in 111111011 r at the
extreme end, About six o'clock, between six and seven
hundred of both sexes at down to a most vxcelleat va-
teriantinew. A military band was stationed in the
music gallery, which played severs! nulnAry and usher
tunes dorio4 cliworr, Ttle twists alter dnider welt, an-
tionnced froth the chair by :mood of trumpet.
The cint It !king removed, social oasts were raflk •••-•
Oh the health of the ijdeen Irvin'.; given, the liab
rewtvaltal ss itit acelawailLins. Ott the lwaltu of 0.4.
/Xsrd Mayor being draiik, he reimitA tbanks in a goal
anti apptoprtate speech. Oilier genii:An it woroed
thanks on treat health being drank, and Me glass parsed
Wel Illy fon I
Intlepeinktitly of the grand festival at GuilJhall,
Ilse give thirst Iripreli‘t
114114 i the day, nn the v. htds., 1,11.0101(1,3 the
tostwindt., gas tie% 0.111 in good calm. , ibio!sa);;;.,
ILLU4lll.Ncil'iatvg- FiTti tut QUEEN.

On Ittitlat wetting, CM/Sttilleltee Of the *":exult of
the QWWII.6 CIAS was a •er) gettetal oettiottnw-
nott of popular leelisoli.
At ti:e approech, of (lurk, twin.; or .he inital,itatits of
the %%I'4 end of .tte town, a:tight:4l the onolows with
(nouns, cinstlles, end elm. this a:sit toot Ate':
is: the nvigi.t,. te,h;:thl of Tei.tkivt,4,4:.4.-.1.0,..nd At toe
bide P ims latutiteei emtbe.i his bou-e to be coin.
kittntly t•t•b.. tart Will. tietatio.ato., and niil.lU%Vi tt Ili&

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London, England, 1820-11-13

13irtbe.
Mrs. Renson, of Artillery plare, of a daughter.
Mts. R. Llopl, of 1101boru hill, of a daughter.
At Limerick, the lady of Li:tit...colonel Douglas, 794 regiment, of
daughter.
At II ighton, the lady of Lletit..eol. W. Sudth, of a son.
At Margate house, llama, the lady of J. 0. eq. of a
daughter.
Mrs. 'l'. Bugler, of Walarorth, of a daughter.
At sittlbreol.r I lolme, Lincolnshire, the lady of Sir It. Sutton, bait.
of a lOU and heir.
At tntery st, Miry, the lady of the Rev. J. Warren, of a daughter.
At Ilanshargli, Lorthunsetlaud, the lady ut the Rev. Erskine,
ALA. of <sou.
London, England, 1820-04-03

*THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

which was probably to escape. Every thing indicated a
desire of escaping if the rockets had placed their wcuri-
rity in danger, or if they had set fire to the merchant
vessels, which were united or made fast to windward of
their line of defence, formed by the Vetigatiza. Esau.
ralda, Sehastiana, Resolution and Cleopatra, Trio:Maim,
Pezuelo. and Maipo. The Resolution and Cleopatra, .
as also the Castles, threw continually hot shot at us, fol-
lowing the advice of the Archbishop of Limo. The
new preparations being completed yesterday evening. 1
ordered that the brigs of war should conduct the rafts
1 (rockets aiid mortars) to their position, and that the
fire-ship commanded by Lieutenant Morgell should pro-
ceed to her destination, immediately there commencing
to discharge the rockets, at which time I directed in line
the squadron towards the eastern shore, witli a view to
prevent the escape of the enemy. The brigs had rearce
advanced within gun-shot of the enemy's vessels and
batteries, when they commenced upon us a eery brisk
fire, which greatly increased on the approach of the fire.
ship Victoria. Being already within the reach of grape
shot hum the batteries, and near the chain which sur-
rounds the enemy's vessels, and the water entering her
hold in torrents, Lieut. Nlorgell set fire to her (all her
rigging being cut away) and in tea minutes she blew up;
which would have annihilated the naval force of Callao
if there had been inure wind, so that the Victory could
have passed the battery with greater velocity.
1' Waiting the explosion of the Victory, I had re-
tained the Gorgana ; but being nearly calm, I believed
it useless to make a new attempt, seeing that the rock-
ets had no better effect this night than the first. The
cause of this is already too palpable • some burst in con-
sequence of the tubes or cylinders being badly soldered.
and others broke at the tail, having ottfortunately been
made of a very knotty and brittle wood.
0 I cannot refrain from manifesting to you my regret
at these unfortunate circumstances, aggravated by the
4alims which continually prevail in Callao. 1 have de-
-4 fined tel operate onowsdifferent plan, which I hope
wt' produce a better effects,
Captains Spry and Cnisbie, and LieutenantPrunier,
of the brigs Galvarino, Artneano, and Pueyrredon, have
conducted themselves with the greatest bravery. The
damages which these vessels received in their spars were
of little consideration, and are already repaired.
" Lieut. Morgell, and two seamen that accompanied
in the Victory, deserve for their valour a reward. The
zeal and co-operation of Admiral Blanco are worthy of
every praise. The captains, officers. marines, military,
and marine troops, have all behaved with the greatest
distinction. I have the honour of assuring you that
I am, with the highest consideration of respect, &c.
yours. " COCHRANE.
" Col. Don Jose Ignacio Zenteno,
Minister of the Marine of the State of Chili."
London, England, 1820-04-03

7‘
atonal rgiOttr+

Our ding, ft on4titution anti labni.

[Paws 9441.

True bills for feloniously shooting with intent to
kill, found against J. Ingo, It. Tidd, J. W. Wilson.
A. Thistlewood.
The Chief Justice then informed the 'Foreman
that it was not intended to prefer any other bills
before them at present, and that they might con-
sider themselves as discharged from the trouble of
attending there at present, unless they should re-
ceive a special message to that effect. By direction
of the Chief Justice, the Court was then adjourned
till Saturday the 15th of April next, at half.part
nine o'clock in the morning.
London, England, 1820-04-03

witnesses, after clerks, who had robbed their mas-
ters, deserters, and dealers in forged notes, had con-
tributed their evidence to establish the facts stated
by the Manchester Magistrates to- Ministers, anti by
ihem to the House of Commons, what became of
the three readings of the Riot Act, where were the
remains of the magistrate interred who was trampled
to death, where were the two cart loads of stones
which were hurled at the Yeomanry—Why the latter
was the only fact attempted to be proved, and that
by the Chairman of the magistrates, whose evidence
on oath " was contradicted by a host of as respect-
able witnesses as were ever examined on a defence,"
so we believe said Mr.Justiceßayley, of whose manly
and correct conduct during the trial, too much in
praise cannot be said. The Grand Jury of Lancaster
have again thrown out the bills against the Man-
chester Yeomanry, appearing to hold the order given
to them, as a sufficient justification of their conduct
on the fatal 16th August.

CLOSE OF THE MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

_
THURSDAY, MARCH 30.
This day, at three o'clock, Mr. Mellish finding
the tide irresistibly strong against him declined.—
He was 512 behind Mr. Whitbread, and very pro-
perly gave up the contest. Mr. Byng, Mr. Whit-
bread, and Mr. Mellish severally addressed the
Electors; the two former gentlemen returned
thanks—the latter stated, that convinced he could
not succeed he had given it up; this declaration was
received with great applause. The final poll stood
as follows :
Byng, 4004. I Whitbread, 3,585 Mellish, 3073.

A considerable alteration in the manner of loiny
business at the Stock Exchange is in contemp'ation.
It has been the practice lately to give small sums of
money for the option of either taking Sok•li on a
particular day, or fiirfeiting the money so advanced.
The option of belling stock at a particular price has
been also usual. This business, lately, has been
done on the most extensive scale, denominated, in
the language of the Alley, Puts and Calls. A Peti.
lion is before the Committee to put an end to thcs
bargains, which, it is stated, preveut the usual
fluctuations in the Funds.
The following circumstance took place at the
Liverpool meeting to address his Maj..siy :—Whi:c
Mr. Holliushead was speaking, 'Air. Rushton ad-
dressed the Mayor, and stated, that u Quaker Gen-
tleman, whose religious opinions had prompted hiin
to remain coveted in the meeting, had just been in
soltc.l by an individual there, who wished to take nir
his in a rude and unauthorised manner, and he
trikucil the Mayor would protect the gentleman and
the meeting trout suchln outrage. it was not to
he borne that a min's principles should be insulted.
[Here much violent hissing anti applause eumieti,
dnring ‘v:tich the Quaker stood covered.) The
Mayor was rising to interfere, when a gentleman on
the bench (Mr. Lodge) exclaimed, " Ifpcup?e will
London, England, 1820-04-03

}Ti
Goner !knot. Bedford Square, builder-20. A. Anderson. Phil-
pot Laos, merchant—W. J. Grant. Coleman Street. merchant-
-24. J. Ward, Liverpool. grocer-22, J. and .1. Coombes, Shad
well Dock. coopers-22. W. Prot. and J. Woolner, Lawrence
Ponvitney Lane, corn factors-22. T. Ray. Bath, auctioneer—W.
W. Kirk and W . Broughton. York. merchants-24. E. Thornley,
!Hinkley, Leicester, money scrivener—May 6.8. Johnson. Skin
ncr Street, Finsbury Square. cabinet maker-4. H. Ogbun,
Crown Street, Finsbury Square, fringe maker-2, R. Ellis.
Dean Street, Borough, provision broker.
CERTIFICATES to be granted April 12.
J. Riehartleon, Liverpool, merchant—W. Swann, New Street,
Commercial Road, master mariner—J. Maund, New Street,
Covent Garden, mercer. W. P. Whitfield. Commercial Road,
porter merchant—J. Gunton. Belgrave Cottage. Pimlico. picture
dealer—T. Buchan. Charlotte Street, St. l'ancras, piano forte
maker—J. Pritchard, Bristol, grocer—W. Grice, Frodsham,
Chester, farmar—J. Hemming. Long Acre. linen draper—J.
Hudson, Birchin Lane, merchant—W. Farrauds, King Street,
Bermondsey New Road, lace man.

IPticc of Mocks..

Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Cube. 681
31 pet Cent.
4 per Cent.
5 per Cent. Navy 101
Lung Ann.

rlmuni 1111 l 0.
Imp. 3 per Cent.
India Booth l4a. dia.
1 India Stock
Exchequer Rills 34. die.
Cons. for Ac. riSi
Lottery Ticket% £23 2i.
London, England, 1820-04-03

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AGRICULTUR.II, REPORT FOR MARCH.

Bean plairting being interrupted by the frost, has
been backward this season, and much remained to be
done, as late as the second week of the present month,
in the howardest districts. Sowing the Lent corn hies
c ... mowed in the north, atid fuss been in operation
from the eatly part of the month, in the south with
considerable success and expedition, from the good and
fertile state of the lands; the soil, from the effects of
the frost, requiring but intulerate labour and !timing op
in garden moulds. The latter sown wheats appear
and sonic thinly planted ; their Improvement will iii-
pend on the general nature of the spring,. The early
wheats are stout and healthy, but all have been affect,
in a degree by the sharp north-east winds, which have
retarded vegetation, particularly of the grass, the urea-
(lows being quite bare and adorning no limn for shot p.
The elint.rs of all green crops intended for spit:tit fetid
have suffered severely. Swedes, the only remaining
roots, are said to he half rotten, and the feeders of stock
are tenni:en to the necessity of :Mowing hay and curt.
Ttie invariable cue :Invitee of this is, cattle and shelf
IV tttt ail quarters sent to market half tat. Fortunatvly,
the great quantity of fodder helps I.) spate hay. Cattle
and horses seem tit 113%e the quickest sale in the north,
and in the Midland comities; and io the 3011111, they
are reported cheaper amid not very ready of sale. Tit
season has lint beet very favourable for lambiug ; malty
lambs, and even t... Yes lost limn want of doe thilirt•h-
anent ; the ewes in general are not overflowing with
milk. la most parts or semhud, Iht beams are Said 141
hate been excellently well got tit, t in. thee s..to
of the heat y lands. Fat hogs in great demand and pias
near. Wool a dull trade. What with threshing It
fodder and necessary supplies of money. the homers
stock of wheat reported to be greatly reduced. Mai Lets
Itave of late expertenctd sevCial sudden vanattims, Old
there seems huh. putout' for OW SiVeCtilatputt that Lae
ports will be ulieitetl sit

Fr;day morning, at an early hour, Itome tbieveo
entered the bleaching ground of Mr. Edwards, ca-
lico printer, in Westham, and robbed it of several
pieces of printed calico, and cheek muAlin to 3
eimt•idcrable amount, all of which they curried ctr
unperceived,
London, England, 1820-04-03

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

We this day give the conclusion of the trial of
Mr. Hunt and others at York, by which it will be
seen that the Jury found him and several others
Guilty, under which verdict he will be brought up
for judgment on the fourth day of next Term (the
24th April,) unless an arrest ofJudgment be allowed
which he means to move fur on the following
grounds-
1. the resolutions passed at the Smithfield meeting
were not evidence, and ought slot have been admitted as
such.
2. That the fact of the Yeomanry having killed 14 persons
and wounded 618, was evidence, and ought to have been
admitted.
3. That the verdict is contrary to law.
4. That the verdict is contrary to the direction of the
Jude.
5. That the verdict is contrary to evidence.
6. That one of the Jury wa., not a freeholder t
7. That the Jury confided of magistrates procured and
parked by the Matter of the Crown•ofcc.
What may be the result is not material, but in
the progress of the trial most important points were
established, and the lie direct given to all the Tory
assertions on the Manchester Meeting. The visions
of brickbats have now vanished into air, and there
is nothing left but " a dagger of the mind—a false
creation proceeding from the heat-oppressed brain."
" Equal Representation, or Death," has been di-
vested of all its terrors, and we shall not be sur-
prised if in the end, Mr. Hunt shall prove his
meetings to be as loyal as certain other associations,
which exclusively arrogate that title. After
every polluted source had been ransacked for
London, England, 1820-02-06

HERALD'S COLLEGF., FEB. 1.

In pursuance of an order of his Majesty in Council, the 31st
of January. IMO, these are to give public notice, that it is ex-
.mud, that all persons, upon the present occasion of the death of
• late Majesty, of blessed memory, do put thiunselves into the
est no ag, the said mourning to begin on Thursday, the
of February instant.
110WARDMOLYNEUX HOWARD,
. .

Deputy Earl Marshal.
London, England, 1820-11-12

COVENT GARDEN.

Joy at the result of the proceedings against the (peen
was iminifested on Friday night at tlus 'Theatre In tha
stroniar,t and most marked manner. The Play, wh•clt
was Tree?/at IVOt, with the recent alterations, had 110
sooner concluded, than a gei:eral cry aro,c fro:p (eery
Dart of the House liar God save the Queen. This call
was frerpiently repeated, and co:nphtely drowned the
sound of the music in the nrchesira when a symphony
was played between the acts. The curtain at last drew
up tor the Farce of a Itezvland fir an Ofir..-r, and
the performers in the first scene came forward, but
they endeavoured in vain to make themselves heard.—
cries of " Off, df," and " %he Queen," were loud
and incessant. Die performers tibe)ed the order to
retire, and Mr. Abbot came on the stage, and addressed
the audience. Rule Britannia was played, but this did
not
.satisfy the audience. The air was received with
plaudits, but the orchestra was no sooner silent than the
ern for God ieee the Queen recommenced. The at-
tempt to proceed with the Farce was renewed, but it
was reduced to a Pantomime. The air of God save the.
King" was then sun¢ by the musiral part of the coin.
p my," hut every stanza concluded with God save the
Queen. The return of these words were eagerly watched,
and replied with enthusiastic cheers. The whole of the
audience stood up—Gentlemen waving their hats, and
ladies their handkerchiefs. The house in which this
striking proof of 'mirk interest in the cause of the
Queen, and of gladness at her triumph over her analig.
uant, but now defeated and humiliated enemies, was
displayed, was exceedingly crowded. The company in
some of the prir.oc boxes took all active part in the cell
for this tribute of respect to her Majegy, and iu the
untounded applause which accompanied it.

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London, England, 1820-11-12

CONCLUSION OF BISH'S CONTRACT.

Scheme of the New Lottery containins Two Prizes of 220,000
Consols, and Two Prizes of 118,000 Consols, added to Two
of £2,010 Money, making together
FOUR Prizes of £20,000, Consols & Money, I
TWO Prizes of £20,000 !
Sure to be drawn the First Day
TWO
May be gained by Purchasing ONE Tic's's'
(4 Every Prize above .4:40 First Day, will be entitled to s New
Ticket for the se and Day.
ALL THE TICKETS NOW ON SALE,
Sure to be drawn the First Day,
NEXT WEDNESDAY 15th NOVEMBER.
.....

ONLY 6.b00-TICKETS.

Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stock Broker.
Sole Contractor, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chating Cross, who Shared
and Sold in the Lottery just ended,
3,6.15, 1.:10,000...9.,365, £l,OOO.
RESIDES VARIOCS OTHER CSPIITALS.
AND BY 1115 AGENTS IN THE COUNTRY.
It Selieilitz, with full Particulaas, may be had gratis.

AS the cold chilly' season advances, warm
Clothing becomes a necessary as well as a fashionable acquisition.
—Mrs. INGIRAJI respectfully invites Ladies to inspect her tare
A,sortinent of CLOTH CLOAKS and CHILDREN% PL-
LISSES of all sizes, which she has just got up in the most ta.
shippable style, in variety of colour, and at very low prices, at
her CIIII.D.BED LINEN and '3III,LINEIIY IVARP...
HOUSE, No. 3U, City Road, near Finsbury Square, where a
very handsome and meil selected large assortment of Child Berl
Lion, Dretses, Pelisses, and Millinery of every description, is
always kept ready, particularly a choice collect.on of Turbans,
Lace, Dress, and all other Caps, Frills, Ilandkerelliels, Spencer
Bodies, Dresses, and of the most fashionable and neat
patterns, i:i great variety..—Observe, it is next dnor to the Rustic
House. Japanned, Windsor, Dyed and Mahogany Chaic,COUCII.
Sofa, and- Bedstead Manufactory, and tseneral Furniture
%Vachon:4.
London, England, 1820-08-06

AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JULY:

From the extreme variations of the weather in the
course of the mouth, the Wheat and all other kinds of
grain have greatly suffered, particularly in those diets km
where they are heavy on she ground. Tee tabs in many
parts fell in such torrents as to lay all the growing crops,
except the Beans, as the as if the heaviest roller had
passed over them. Such of these as had not been kept
clean from weeds will suffer much in their quality, al-
though the fine weather recently set in may be expected
to prove beneficial by bringing the Wheats early to the
sickle. Barley and Oats being heaviest on the ground,
and must therefore suffer most in their samples. The
Peas are generally abundant—but the Beans lost their
bloom by the night.frosts and will prove defective.—
Should the tine warm weather continue, the general har-
vest will commence earlier than was looked for. Potatoes
are likely to prove very productive. The Hay, where
they fed late, in many of the gracing comities, has been
ill got up, and in some low lands, totally spoiled. The
'Eurnips are a snore general and plumbing plant than has
been known for several seasons past—but from their
defective produce last year, fewer Swedes have been
I sown in the Eastern District. The latter math Grass is
' abundant. The Hop plantations, though somewhat
cleansed by the late thunder storms, ate nut expected to
average a third of a crop. The Wool market is better
fur most kinds, particularly for the cross fleeces between
the Southdown and Leicester. Smithfield, notwithsiaud.
ing its full supplies, has Vela up goo.' priers for prime
Beef and Mutton. Lamb and Veal are rather lo aer. le
Lean Stock but little business 1144 been done through the
month, except for good conditioned store Lambs and
Wedders, for which there is a brisk demand and honey
Cart Cults are worth more money.
London, England, 1820-08-06

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

J. Bolt and G. Jones, Bath, grocers.
BANKRUPTS.

J. Barrow, Braman,. Cheshire, denier. Solicitors, Messrs.
Appleby and Sergeant. Gray's Inn.
J. Housman. Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, wool dealer. Sol.
Mr. Wheeler, Castle Street, Holborn.
D. Thornton, Kidreaton, Yorkshire, victualler. Sols. Messrs.
Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's Inn.
.1. Hall, North Shields, master mariner. Sc.b Messrs. Mit-
chell and Francis, Sun Court, Cornhill.
DIVIDENDS.
_ .

....
Aug. 25, B. Smith and N. Redhead, Penrith, bankers-22, 1.
and R. Convey, East India Chambers, merchants-12. J. L.
Cope, Kingston upon Hull, merchant-12, J. Woodroof, Gun
Street, Liberty of the Old Artillery Ground. turner-25, J. Barnes.
Foam, builder-26, J. S. Reins, Wapping Wall, merchant
24, J. Bragg, Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, mercer-12, H,
Waddington. Bridge Street, Ulackfriart. merchant-26. T. R.
Smith, Ostiird, linen draper-26. J. Swainson, Manor How.
East Smithfield, merchant-25, T. Freame. Worcester, cabinet
maker—Sept. 7, W. Farmer, Walsall, Staffordshire. innhoklee
—7,, J. Wood, Walsall. Staffordshire, factor.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Aug. 22.
G. Stock, Bristol, cabinet maker—T. E. I lenshaw, Derby
currier—E. Steven., Aintree. Lancashire. sail maker—ll. and W.
Carpenter, Alresford, Southampton, brewers—C. Willis, Hatton.
Garden, scrivener—A. Holmes and H. White, Chesterfield, and
T. 'Tindall, Chester Le Street, Durham, hat manufacturers.
London, England, 1820-08-06

THUNDER STORM.

Abont eleven o'clock on Sunday night, the Metropolis
was visited by one of the most tremendous thunder storms
that have occurred for some time. The peals of thunder
were very hied, the lightniug was awfully vivid, and the rain
poured down in torrents. This storm lasted nearly two
hours. The effect generally was much the same as in Lon-
don, except on the Bath road, where it woe 044 accom-
panied by rain. Such was the ungovernable state of ide
horses is many of the mists, that the coachmen were obliged
to put up, deeming it imps toletit to proceed.
Part of the electric fluid fell on two houses, Nos. 12 and
13, in 'Polhill Street, Liquorpool Street, and shivered the
chimney pots to pieces, and broke in the serried flour of so.
12, shivered the cupboard dour to pieces, nod set several
parts of the shattered wood on fire. The houses art small,
being only the two floors, with one room on a dorw. There
were two beds in the room, and the family were in bed,
who tieing terribly alarmed, got up, and fortunately extin-
guished the ftre. and they sat up the retwainder of the night
in fear nod trembling. At the alijoining house, No. IS, the
electric fluid broke through the roof and ceilings, caught the
beli-wire, which was iron, and descended by it to the street
door, destroyed the wire and cranks, leaving it black mark
of smoke along the wall, as if from gun-powder ; an ozier
cradle that was on the first floor was scorched all over, and
some of the clothes caught foe; fortunately the child was in
bed with Us mother at the time. An old man who slept in
the room, and a ho was enable to walk for six wet Its before
from rheumatic pains, received such sin electric shock, that
he
,lumped out of bed, ran down stairs, and recovered the
Use of his limbs, so he is now as well as ever he was in his life.
'fhc hair on his wife's head was very much singed, but she
received no other injury. The fluid, after tte,cending as far
as the street dour, shivered Open the parlour dour, and took
a 4ifection along the passage wail, which it tore along to
the back door, caught the lock nod hingt s, all of which it
wrenched °frond threw the door into pieces into the yard,
leaving a strong smell all ever the house, its if caused by gun-
powder. However, their losses were well recompensed, ha
for during the whole of Tuesday the street was crowded, and
two persons, nt the door of No. IS, had mamas:li loth) as tbry
could to receive the pence of hundreds of gentlemen and
others, who were admitted to seethe effects produced by the
lightmog.

New BARRACKS AT STOCKPORIC:-TIIC fixindia-
tions of a very large barracks have been laid, tola
the erection is now carrying on with great rapidity,
oa the road to Marple, about half a mile from Stock•
poll.
London, England, 1820-08-06

.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTR.
=•111•••••••
This Gazette notifies, that the King has been pleased to ap-
point Henry Revell Reynolds. Esq. Barrister at Law, to be las
Chief Commissioner; and T. B. Bowen and J. G. Harris, Esqrs.
Barristers at Law, to be his two other Commissioners for the
Relief of Insolvent Debtors.
This Gazette also notifies the appointment of J. 11. Lardner,
of Rye, in the county of Sussex, Gent. to he a Master Extraor-
dinary in the High Court of Chancery.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
J. Bugden and J. W. Mitchell, Dorking, Surrey, carriers.
BANKRUPT'.

G. King, Norwich, brandy merchant. Solicitors, Messrs.
Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn Square.
R. Stevens, lianstead, Surrey, shopkeeper. Sol. Mr. Reed,
Mark Lane.
E. Williams, Edmonton, Middlesex, grater. Sol. Mr. Gan.
brand, Austin Friars.
W. H. Brawne, Bristol, broker. Sols. Messrs. Price and Co.,
Lincoln's Inn.
T. Redhead, Ulverston, Lancashire, mercer. Sots. Messrs.
Baxter and Bowker, Gray's Inn Place.
W. Edwards, Battle, Sussex, teyman. Sol. Mr. Benton,
Union Street, Southwark.
J. Greases, Birmingham, victualler. Sol. Mr. Smith, Basing.
hall Street.
B. Moule, Stone, Staffordshire, innkeeper. Sol. Mr. Wheeler,
Castle Street, Holborn.
J. F. Hoyle, Pall Mall, fancy paper manufacturer. Sols.
Messrs. Tottie and Co., Poultry.
11. Bird, Bristol, cheese factor. Sol. Mr. Dix, Symoorl's Inn.
H. Harrison and B. Cowvan, Lawrence Pountney Lane, mer-
chants. Sole. Messrs. Tilson and Preston, Coleman Suers.
C. Hilton, Blackburn, Lancashire, whitster. Solc. Messrs.
Clarke, Richards, and Medealf. Chancery Lane.
DIVIDENDS.

August 29, E. Davis and 11.. Phillips, Church Street, I.am-
beth, brewers-26, P. Morgan and A. Strotluer, inories. mer-
chants-26, 11. Richards, Beaconsfield, Buckingham, carpenter
—l2, S. Goddard, Cornhill, map seller.-29, A. Bendy, Gower
Street, Bedford Square, builder-30, E. Shore, Coaden
Dorset, miller-29, M. and J. Gray, Bridport, Dorset, twine
manufacturer-29, J. H. Forster, and C. Dobson, Norwich.
nrahufacturers-19, J. Prebble, jun. St. Mary, Bow, miller—
September 16, J. Hart, Loampit Hill, Kent, builder-9, R.
Trenarn, Nawton, York, machine maker-2, M. Lintbot, Leeds,
tea dealer-6. W. Bowdler, Madeley, Salop, maltster.
• CERTIFICATES to be granted Aug. 28.
J. Dickinson, Church Passage. near Guildhall, warehouseman
—G. Wood, Gloucester, marble mason—T. Marfleet, Broad
se Street, Ratcliffe, oilman—E. Tucker, St. Nicholas, Deptford,
tallow chandler—H. Dowsland, juil. and T. R. Davison, Old
Broad Street, ship brokers—J. Middlthurst, Blackburn, Lan-
caster, grocer—J. Perring, Chalford, Gloucester, clothier.