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London, England, 1819-06-18

PUBL!CATIONS.

In a few Days will be published, in 3 rots.
THE HERMIT in LONDON ; or, Sketches
of English Manners.
Chaque age a sts plaisirs, son esprit et ses merurs.
Boi LEAL%
Printed for Henry Colborn, Condnit-street.
Of whom may also shortly be had,
1. Harold the Exile, 3 ruts.
2. The Irishwoman, a Comedy. By Lady Clarke.

This Day was published,
In 4 Vols. 245. ditto French 3 Vols. 18s.
THE NEW iERA, or Adventures of Julien
Delmour, a French National Tale.
By MADAME DE GENUS.
This interesting fiction exhibits a complete view of Society
and Manners in France for the iast thirty years. Like the
ingenious Author of Gil Bliss, the Author has described per-
sonages of all ranks, and criticised every thing which in
manners appeared to her reprehensible or ridiculous.
Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street.
Of whom may be had, the sth edition, in four vols. 283. of
Florel4ce Maearthy. An Irish Tale.—l3y Lady Morgan,
Author of " France," " O'Donnel," &c.

This Day was published,
In Royal Svo. price 7s. Gd. sewed, Vol. I. Part 11. (to be con-
tinued) of
REPORT of CASES piinciplly on PRAC-
TICE arid PLEADING, and rotating to the Office of
MAGISTRATES, determined in the Court of King's Bench,
in Easter Term, 69th Geo. 111. 1919.
By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law.
London: Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller,
7, Fleet-street, between the Temple Gates.
Of whom may be had,
The First Part of ,Alr_ Cltitty's Reports; ennta;ninic the
Cases in Hilary Tenni last, price 7s. 6d.

This Day were published,
In Octaro, price 12s. boards,
VIEWS of SOCIE FY and MANNERS in the
NORTH of IRELAND, in a Scriesuf Letters, written
in the Year POS.
By JOHN GAMBLE, Esq.
Author of Irish Sketches, Sarsfield, Nurtlitrn Irish Tales,&e.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Oriue, and Brown,
London.
Of whom may he had.,
Ni.rtliern Irish Tales, founded on Facts. 2 Vols. I2mo.
12s. hoards.

MORRISON'S COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC.
This Day was published, in 12mo. price 6s. bound,
AKEY to MORRISON'S COMMERCIAL
ARITEIME nc, in which are given the Mode of Ar-
rangement, and Solution of every Question and Exercise pro-
posed in that \\ ork, comprising a System of Mercantile Calcu-
lation, according; to Modern Practice.
By JAMES MORRISON, Accountant,
Master of the Mercantile Academy, Wakefield ; Author of the
Commercial Arithmetic, Elements of Book-keeping, &c.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London.
Of whom may he had,
A Concise System of Commercial Arithmetic, adapted to
Modern Practice. 12mo. 4s. 6d. bound.
The Elements of Book-keeping. Bvo. es. half bound.
London, England, 1819-04-12

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

J. Sharp, O. Sharp, T, Sharp, J. Sharp, and W. Sharp;
Brered-street; London—N. Berritigton, P. IWwley, and J.
Flamson, Drayton, Derbyshire, manufacturers of lace thread
—G. Skeene arida. Chiller, Bishopsgate-Within;merchanis
Smith and G. De. la Cour, • Chatham, wateliniakers—.l.
Price and J. Gregory, Orchard-street, Portman-square, ha-
berdashers--G. Robinson, sen. and G. Robinson, jun. Hast-
ings, drapers—lt. Dodge arsd J. Dodge, Sheffield, cutlers—
H. Abrahams and J. Alexander, Sheerdeis, navy agents—l).
Long:worth arid .\V. Suirren, Lever Bank, Lancaster, bleachers
—J. Poulson arid .1. Dale Stoke-opon-T
--rent, china-mann-
facturers-E, Bishopand 171- Bishop, Sheerness, grocers—is.
Matterson antr'T. Youil, Leeds, manufacturers of small beer
Watts, sen. a Watts, Stratton, Con nwall,--W. G.
Gowing, surgeon,. and J. Miller, Norwich, druggist—T.•
Hildit eh and J. Davies, Oswestry, Salop, mCrecri—L.Th`yant.
and J. Jennings, Hounslow, •postmaster,:—S. (sec and S.
Cooke, Cambridge, tin• plate-worker—lL Llfggins, T. Cooper.
M. Ratlcl3:ffe, and J. Ni. Radclytle, Birmingham, platers—J.
Prattman and,J. Smith; Tokenhouse.yard, wine and brandy.
merchants—T, Bagshaw and G.. Ilagshaw, Bryilges-street,
Covent-garden,priblishers—J. Brownhilf and It. Calderbank,
Liverpool, watch motion wheel makers—\4. Wakeman and
G. Wrilsensan; Stone,. Staffordshire, common carriers-3..
Steadman and J. Buckman, Spafis Ids, Middlesex--W 'Dauber
and 3. Rowsoi, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, slaters—li Harris
and C. Burden,-Flagley, Worcestershire, drapery—J. Bet-
tridge and C. Da:laston, Staffordshire, millers—A.
Payoc and E. Dum, Cllisweli.sttect, Finsbury-squAte, flour-
fqct ors. •
London, England, 1819-04-12

DIED.

On Saturday last, at Hampton-court, Henry M'illiarn, only.
son of Lieutenant-Colonel ‘Vbeatley.
On Wednesday last, Mr. William East, Wouburn, Bucks,
aged 6.1.
On Tuesday last, at his house, No.,ta, Upper Gower street,
John Spooner, Esq. jun. tat, of the island of flarlytdoes.
On the !Ali inst. in !he Poor house of St. Matthew, Bethnal-
green, James Verneh, grAndfather ofjaines 'Yemen, of Fm 1-
street, Old Artillery-ground, at the advanced age of 89.

PROVINCIAL Burnis, MARRIAGES, AN►D DEATHS.

Si !VMS.

Thursday last, at Bath, tAie Lady of Lieut.-Colonel Ro.
bioson, C. B. 134th It.eg.ment, of Ft dauglitor.
L ely, at the Rectors, Compton, Greenfield, Somerset, the
L:6) of the Rev. John Ward, 1 a son.

AT

Lately, Ralph Ricardo, Esq. of Cliinkford Hatch, Essex, to
Miss Lobt), of Sontharopt,::.
On the both ny Edward Woolnough, Esq. of Chit Col-
lege., and of Whitton, nea, 7 psw:cl), to Rebecca, only daughter
of Samuel Gross, Esq. of Ai :et 10.1, Suffolk.
London, England, 1819-04-12

LONDON JOURNALS.

TitOM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[The Times.]

Palm, APRIL s.—The arrival of Lord Whit-
worth at Paris has caused a great sensation.. • It is
very natural, front his former situatiou here, that a
object should he connected -with hi, pre-
sent visit ; though, among sensible people,
-none
is supposed.
London, England, 1819-04-12

[Morning Post.]

A Mail from Hamborgh reached our Office at a
late hour last night.—Au article front Vienna of
the 24th nit. states (we hope erroneously) that a
Palace has been purchased io the sobtobs of that
city for 70001. sterling, which is to be fitted -.op
for Prince Leopold of Saxe Cohourg. who pur-
poses leaving England, and residing there. We
trust there is no foundation for this statement ;
but if any such intention exist on the part of his
Highness, we may reasonably expect that he will
bave no hesitation in relinquishing at least one
half of the immense income he derives from this
severely burdened country. A Prince, in whom
we can no looker have any interest, continning to
receive front our reduced coffers between 50 and
60.000/. per tuition:, and spending the whole in a
foreign land, woold he a monstrosity unexampled.
in the history of well-governed nations, or the
usages of generous and civilized man.—We are
.happy to find by a letter front Hanover of the 3d,
that the Duchess of Clateuce is considerably reco-
vered. The loyal Duke, her husband, has at
once received the congratulations of the State on
this happy event and the et:pressions of their
condolence on the loss of his it:tant dauglotn-.
The Russian Government are fitting mit two ex-
veditions for scientific tcseArelies in remote seas.
-1-7;ach will consist of two ships one of them is
(7esioned to make discoveries to arts the North
The Commanders sire not yet appointed ;
hot such on eagerness to partake in filen, prevails
in the Navy, that above CO U.' ceps of the Impe-
rial fleet have applied to the Minister of Marine
,to he employed in these expeditions.

Likrninq- Chronicle.]

The following is an extract of .1 letter from a
Captain in one of his Majesty's regiments of foot,
at Calcutta, dated Nov. 1, 1818: _ _

" Every species of European produce is selling
here for one half the cost of bare labour in Et,g,-
land. I bought at an auction, a few days sioct.,
a dozen large muslin shawls, which cost in Lon-
don l ts. and Its. a piece; and 1 only „paid for
them Is. each. No article of European produce
saves its importer; Calcutta is glutted with it, as
are also 11.0pab4y and Madras."

Fm- LATEnAxv ittavew, see the Last Pago.

Eitsrea SiONDAV.—HoIi6.-y at all the Public Offices.

M AILS.

D4blin, 9 Waterford, i He.mburgh, I Holland,
I Flatidrs-E, t France, t Malta.

But:--t Waterford, t Guernsey and Jersey, 2 Svredeo.

HRit.f WATER AT LONIkiN BRMGE I.I).MORILOW.
;firming, I alter 4. Evening, 39 nu:utiles atttr

TUE SUN.

1101,E0 QUIS i►[(;ERE FAI.SUM AUDEAT ?

LON DON,
MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1819.
London, England, 1819-04-12

MARRIED.

- On Wednesday, the 31st March, Captain Josiah Nisbet,
Royal Navy, to Frances Herbert, fourth dam:lite, of Herbert
Esaus, Esq. of Eagles Bush and Kilvey Moot, Glamorgan-

•Lim

Yesterday, at St. James's Church, Captain A. C. H. Lamy,
of the Bth Regiment of Itunhay Native Infantry, to Augusta,
daughter of C. G. Gray, Esq. of Stratton on the F 0.5,,, So-
merset.
London, England, 1819-04-12

TONIKINS'S PICTURE LOITERY.

TICKFIS, Price L. 3 2s. each, are row on Sale at No. 54,
New Rood-street, where the prizes arc exhibiting Gratis.;
also by Torniijs,No. sa, New Bond-street; Longman min
Ca. Paternoster-row; 'Carlat.a-tid °ivies, Strand; Hurst.,
, Robinson, • and Co; 90, Cheapside ; P. Colnaglii and (:o.
Coekspar-+h and. at the Lottery Offices, principal Book-
sel L'ers and Printsellers, where Prospectus may be had, of
..•
TOM K INS'S PICTURE LorrEity of the
BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURE-S, Sec. comprising-
' 16,550 Prizes; valued•at 162,2151.tri-be decided by the Draw-
ing of ,the State Lottery. ~.

1,t," This Lottery consists of highly-finished Paintings from
the most valuable Pictures of the old Masters, in the Collec-
tions of Ndblenien and GedfleMen ; it Set of Paintings faith-
fully representing the Marquess of Stafford's splendid Gal-
lery;, Fitteenexquisite Oil Paintings, by Hamilton, illustra-
tive of s Seasons ; Beautiful' Water Colour Paint-
inzs from the old• Masters ; several Thousand Impressions of
Selection from the: 014 Masters,' exquisitely coloure.: ; the
sante its black, Print!, and Proofs; the Lease of the Premises,
54, Ne\t'Bouil-street, where the abOve Pictures are now ex-
hibitinc Gratis, •&e. &c. The whole forming a complete
Chet d'tEua re of the Arts.
-SCHEDULE OF THE PRIZES.

1 First Grand Prize , valued at L. 7,500 0
I Second Grand Prize
1 'Phi. d Grand Prize 939 10
40 Capital Prizes...—. each L. 171 14 0 6,868 0
150 Ditto.
I,OOQ Ditto 35 14 0 ;.,5 7OO 0
40 Ditto l5l 4 0 6,048 0
100 Ditto 25 4" 0 - 4,540 0
399 Ditto .
350 Ditto 8 8 0 2,940 0
1,000 Prizes
4,00 Ditto
9,466 Ditto
1 Grand Capital Prize 165 0
1 'Last Grand Capital Prize - 9,000 0

16,550 Prizes. . Grand T0ta1..L.152,225 12
A PERFECTLY NOVEL SCHEME.

• One half of the 'Debuts are priated in Black, and the other
half in Red Ink ; and the Drawing- is so arranged, that one
ciiournrut be all Prizes, and the other colour all Blanks,
so that the Purchaser of tilted Ticket anJ a Illack,Ticket is
surelo'gain a Prize.
London, England, 1819-04-12

FERMANAGH.

The only trial tnat exceed much of the public
attention at these Assizes was that of Patrick
Durnin, who stood int'icted that he, on the 27th
or July lost, did kill and murder Andrew Somer-
ville. This trial acquired much interest trom a
very extrani,Joary circumstance, namely, a most
atrocious effort to deprive the prisoner nt his right
to a fair and impartial trial by his J>>lee and Jury-
To sustain the indictMent the prosecutor had en-
tirely tailed to make out a case amounting even to
manslaughter. I t point of law, it was cleat ly
case of justifiable homicide, and when the Conosel
for the Crown were about to close, a person nam-
ed Alexander Aikin, who described himself as a
disinterested witness, stepped upon th table to
offer testimony of whir he was pleased to call the
prisoner's confession, when the Learned Jtelge
(Mr. Serjeant Jot) interposed. lie firs• com-
manded the witness to he silent : he then rose
from his seat on the Bench, and warmly address-
ed Mr. Aikin to the following elf:ct :
" Sir-.-In the .evidence you have given on this
trial, you have solemnly sworn that you were a
perfectly disinterested witness ; whereas, to my
knowledge, both your words and actions have
evinced the contrary. On my coming into Court
this morning, you, well knowing that the pia
stoner was to take his trial at its sitting for a ca-
pital offence, and that the penalty of his convic-
tion e:ould he the forfeiture of his life; you, Sir,
fully apprised of this, in a manner pertect le intel-
ligible to me, and for an object which I could not
misunderstand, endeavoured to prejudice my mind
against an unfortunate prisoner, whom the be-
nignity of our laws required me to bold guiltless,
till the contrary appeared. In language evi-
dently intended for my ear, I heard you then de-
clare, "Ilia! the prisoner ought to he banged
without Judge or Jut y I then felt it my duty
to suppress my indignation at your foul attempt
to iufl• once the ack,inistration of justice, but I
cannot now- sufficiently 'Tim my abhorrence of
conduct so Lignly teprehensible, because I con-
sider it as a base effort to poisot► the very source
of justice onl I trust in God I have the appro-
bation of the Jure, of the Counsel, and to every
one that hears me, for now ordering you off the
table."

It is impossible to describe die effect that 64
a►ltnir.tble address bad on ati present.
The Counsel for the prosecution closed their
case —Counsel for the prisoner declined calling
any witnesses.
The Learned Judge then recapitulattd the evi•
device with great ()recision, and explained law
to the jury, who, without hesitation, returned a
veriiici of—Not Guilty.

BIRTH.
Thii morning, the btdy of F. M. Ommanney, Esq. M. P.
Norfolk-street, of a son.
London, England, 1819-04-24

OLD BAILEY.

MANSLACQHTER.—X7esterday George Giddons
arid Thomas nwnsencl were indicted tor hating,
on the 1901 of-March last, at the parish of tild-
ley, feloniously driven a certain chaise, with two
horse's-, over and Upon- theho'dy of l'homas
thews, an infant chit 1, which caused its inc
diate death. The prisoners called 'lwo respect-
able witnesses, who had known them for two
'years, and who gave them' a mast t eSpeeiahle cha -
Taiter for steallitiefis- and hfimatfity; The pri-
soners were instantly acquitted.

Joseph Solomons a young man, stood indicted
for feloniously breAting and. entrying the dwell-
ing-house"of 'Henry Brown, in the day time, on
the '27lh of December, 1818, no perion being
;herein, aml stealing thereout At Bank Note for
the payment of 2001. and other monies', his pro-
perty.—The prisoner proved an alibi. and the
Jury de, laved themselves satisfied of his inno-
cence.—Verdict, NO
IN T 1413 MATIER OF CIiABLES RENNETT.—At ihe
termination of this ilia', Goodwin, 0ne,..0t the
patiole belonging to Bow-street Office, got into
the witnesses.' box, and begged the. their Lord
ships vt °old be pleased to take on the trial, No., 9,
ati,ainst a gitfnamed Patterson, iii whose ca3e he
was 'a witness, and his application "as grounded'
upon this circumstance held 'a warrant
againtt Charles Bennett,. who was chare,;:d
Having stolen a child froin Mr. Horsley. •Intor-
ination had been received that Rennett was hooriy
expected at Harwich, and it was the auxions•wish
of Mr. Horsley that he (Goodwin) should go to
Harwich to e)cort him to town.

Mr..ADOLPIIUS said there was no necessary for
Goodwin to go to liarwich, as there were plenty
of officers Harwich equally capable of ccilducf.:
ing Itennett to town..
Mr. justice PARK condemned applications from
officeis to put ntf RIO
sobset vrd, th;,t it siten
practices wetesuffeiedio pass unnOticed, theof-
,
of-
ficers of everyoolice-office would be making si-
milar alihiicaflnns whenever they.thonght
Barnif:Woco refused to grant the applica•
t ion ; but aftkx a consultation bet ween the Judges
aocl 3erCrAl oC. the. Gentlemen of the Bar,' Good.

t
wit):(who It as the th:in vrlip Or,
thefConlineut),-was again P 74 I 1 t; d:4lp, and told
the trial of Patterson would be post Toned on"'
Thursday morning,,and that be might have r
I"ve
of ab-ence froth the Court, on giving the privffie
and her witnesses, and the witnesses for the pr();
seeution, notice at thesasame;'The witness" tf
the v. oser,nt inu were in Court, and heard. I°4
order .—(Morning Paper.)
London, England, 1819-04-24

CLAIMANTS ON FRANCE.

CU R wßti moved, thwt there be laid before
the House an Account• of Claims allowed and the
Stuns awarded thereon, as well as of the Claims
rejected, by the Commissioners appointed to
Investigate the Claims of Britibb Subjects ou
Ft ance.—Ordered:
London, England, 1819-04-24

REGISTER OF FASHION.

Lady Louisa Manners gave a grand ball on Thursday even-
ing at her noble mansion in Pall-mall.

The Hon. Mrs. Robinson gave a ball on Thursday evening,
at her house in Privy-gardens, which was attended by nearly
20V fashi,nables.

The Earl of 'March left town yesterday, for his seat Mal-
colm, Sussex.

Lord George Lenox is arrived in town, from his seat in
Sussex.

The Marchioness of Salisbury arrived yesterday at her
house, in Arlington-street, from her seat, Hatfield.
The Earl of CharLemont is arrived at his house, in Great
Cumberland•place.
London, England, 1819-04-24

PATENT
_GASSED; LAC E.

r1•11-1E above beantifol, clear, and Iransparepf
IL article, in every description of LACE, both figured and:
plain, froth the attest Bobbin Nets, Quillings, &c.. to .rate'
lowest and coarsest article of British manufacture, may he.
bad of every respectable Dealer in the Kingdorn. • '
The rough and fihrotts properties of every kind of British
Lace, mod its tender cy to run up and tlicktli in washing,
ticesubject of, universal comi.laiot of. every. Lady ;
it hiss the' efore been a great tjeideratum to render. it equal
ip.dearness and transpareiterto:thc,itiost valnahlo Foreign:
Liner( Thread Lace. The PATENT -CiASED, LACE is
easily disti'plolsW,from any'Other;at thetiine.of pnrclnising
it, by
~dirping; the smallest piece in water,. and perfectly.
Arvin;; it : il3genuine, it on holding it up to the-light,
appear as c)ear,as pefore ; but. if-mit, it wiil thicken and he
come full of him, for common Lace has a partial and arti-,
ficial oleiriess.gien.it by stardiiitg;whiels it losei in washing.

. ,•
iIF CORDIAL TIAPI of GILEAD,Is de.
cidediy the most'elegant and efficaions" medicine ever
_yet discovered . for nervous;: diseases and Shattered constitu-
tions,
consumptions, ‘,....ikness 'of sight or memory, hypo-
chondeia,. tketriblings of the mind, sexual debility,' stunraell
and bowel compliiints, and all oilier diseases arising, from a
'relaxed state of 'the' nereotiS system; which are too often
brought on by dissipation 10 youth, and the,gross violation of
those rules which prudenee dictates for the preservation of
,health, and the laying a foundation for, a long andihappy
life, with a firm and strong constitution.

Sold by Bacon-and CO. 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324, Hol-
born; Leigh, 18, Stiautl; and Mr. tie,i!ley; 133, %lkdinories.
SOld also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns
.throngliout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders,
pi ice 1 ts. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 335. by which
bottle is slved, with the 'words " Samuel Solomon,
Liver pinil," Clii:4raycd. on the Staiop.
_ _

*4* Dr. Solomon expects, when, consulted by letter, the
nsual•cor+pli#ne'nt of a one tunpl4 note to •be inclosed, ad-
dressed " Alaney Letter. Dr. Solomon, (iile4d House, near
Liverpool. oiodble postage." • . . •
London, England, 1819-04-24

POOB. LAWS' BILL,

Lori presented a petition from Kirk-
land', adjoining Kendal, against .hat cliulse it the
Poor Settlement HAI which panted a settlement
to persons occasionally wot king in a pdrisb.—
Read a:td,t,rdered to lie on the table.

Lard 3. STUART presented a petition from the,
Grand .lory of GlamOrgan, and ►►nether from the
1 rt,oo, of Swansea, against the Your Sett!Latent
Bill

Mr Mewsu presented two petitions, one from
the Vestry of St. Giles and St. George's, Blooms-
bury, and the other from Paddington, against the
same Bill. He then presented two Petitions, one
from St. Giles and Sr. George's, Bloomsbury,
against the Parish Clerk's Bill, which was or-
dered to be referred to the Comniittee.

O►► the motion of Mr. IVvNti: the Consideration
of the Report on the Madhowie's Bill was post-
poned till Wednesday, the sth of May.
London, England, 1819-04-24

PARISH CLERKS' •BILL.

FinUBLON presented a petition from \Vest
11 nn, against the Parish
.Clerks' Bill:—Laid on
the table.

IRISH DISTILLERIES.

Lord CASTL;;REAGH presented a petition from
the INlinisters and Elders'or a liisttier in the
North of Ireland, complaining, that by the exist-
Dist.illery Laws the persons employed in Dis.'
tilleries Were obliged to work 28 days= -in each
month, the consecinence.of which 'was the viola-
tion of the t;ahbath. Petitioners prayed such an
alteration in those laws as would remedy the evii
coitiplained of.--=The petition was read, and laid
OD the table.
London, England, 1819-04-24

FOR THE SUN.

Enrroa—The following Answer of Lord
FRANKFORT, &c. is So much to the point, and so
opportune, that 1 ant induced to send it to a
Newspaper so highly respected for its zeal for
Protestantism as your patriotic Journal.

A. B.
To JOSEPH THFATORD, Egg.
Sia—l have received, through your communi-
cation, the Besoluttons of Thanks of the Grand
thange L•dge Of the County ot Nlonaghan. I
request yott may convey to that Body these my
respectful sew iments. I have not been in the
halm ot emering into party distinctions, hut the
t,onloct ot the Rotunda Aggregate Meeting, and
the subservient violence ot their abettors, render
union ot all (lasses of Protestants necessary at
the pres•nt crisis; and the judgment and opinion
of Protestants, amongst which are all Orange
LAges, are highly praiseworthy. Whon the
Ca.holics asset t that the Protestants are in favour
of their claims in the extent in which that asser-
-60,1 used, it is positive falsehood and non-
sense. kVould the Protestan's of this realm con-
sent to put them on a perfect equality—the
Throne,_ the Legislature.,, the Patrimony of the
ci,nrch, the Bench, the Army and Navy ?f Could
a Protestant Evablishment exist under such a
levelling system ?

Perseverance unbounded in outrage and intimi-
dation must be met with dignified firmness by
Protestants ; and you may depend on your King
and Parliament (notwithstanding the unfortunate
division in the King's Councils) that Political
Power can never be conceded to the Papibts of
Ireland.
London, England, 1819-04-24

ADJOURNMENT OF TIFF, HOUSE.

It was Ordered, no the motion of Lord CASTLE^
REAG4, that the House on its rising shota
ad-
3oiun to Monday.
Mr. HYNG presented a petition from the parish
of St. Pancras, against the Parish Clerks'
t tSaS read and laid on the. table. _ _ _

Mr. Wormuouse presented a petition from
Norton', against the POOl7 Settlement Bill.—Laid
on the table.

DEFAULTERS.

The names of the Defaulters on Thursday's
134110 t were called over, and the Members ordeted
to attend the Ballot on Tuesday next. • -
Sir C. MONCK wished to ask the Noble. Lord
opposite (Laid Catqlereagl!) whether' any 'nego-
elation had been entered into for the cession of
Varga to the 'forks ?
Lord CASTLEiIEAGII was understood to reply;
that a negociation to that effect was on foot;' but
not yet concluded. . .
The order for taking Mr. O'Neil into custody
was Oisclorged, on an explanation by Mt:Chi-
chester.
London, England, 1819-04-24

deacon of ii.taffurd.

Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, London ; and W.
Blackwood, Edinburgh.

Of whom may also,he had,. by till! same Author,
The CoUnnerce and Navigation of the Ancients 16 the In-
dian ocean; handsomely in iuted in 4 cuts. 4to. with a Por-
trait. Price 41. 4s. in boards.

This Day were puhlished,
In One Volume, Octavo,' priCe 9s. in boards,

- .
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R 7 of BISfIOP I'QRTEUS, 'and 'intended for' the Use of
thr Younger Clergy, and for Fa►nilies, being' chiefly adapted
to the Gospels of serera;.Sngilays int he Year.
• By.,:rtIONJAS - '
Rector of Stormer-cum-I'3lliter, in the County of Sussex, and
Chaplain to the Right 'Hon. the Fart of Chi-
chester.

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BlactiWood,'Edlnlinr,zit, •
Of whom may also he had,
New Editions of it'll ITEtiEIOP PORIEUS's WORKS.

POPULAR 'AND FASHIONABLE W('RKS.
This Day- was pri!ilished,
in Three laegc VOlumes,' price Is.
ri:Ly N G ;• N"0 VE L.
By isles. NATHAN.
hinted for J. J. I;tockdale; 41, Pail-Mall; and White,
Music-seller, Bath. . •
Of whom may be had, a!l_ Mr. Nathan's Songs and Music.
ALSO, " •
The Metropolis; a View of Fashionable Characters, So-
ciety, and Manners; 245. '1 , •
Little-Hydrogen ; the Deeil on Two Sticks in London.
,By,
the same. Twei ye colourtil plates, Third Edition, price Ss. 6di
Lfe. By the Author of the Greeks, &c. Six coloured•plates,
price as.
Dress and Address. By Ditto. Six coloured plates, Second
Edition, price
• Neckch,titania. By one of the Cloth. Fifteen Sketches,
price '2s.
Fitz Florian's Alphabet, or Lyrical Fables for Children
gruirn up. Second Edition, price Ss, 64.
London, England, 1819-04-24

DUTIES ON SALT.

A petition was presented from the Burch of St.
.Audre W's, praying a reduction of the Duties on
Salt.—lt was read and laid on the table.

ASSESSMENT OF LEAD MINES.
The lion. V. l'aut.r,:TT presented four petitions,
.from tlifferent-Towns in the County of Durham.
against the Lead Mines Assessment Bill. - Similar
petitions were presented from different parishes. in
Cumberland, Northumberland, Yorkshire, and
Durham. 'they woe-severally read and laid on
the table.
London, England, 1819-04-24

SCOTS' BURGH REFORM.

Mr: HUME presented a Petition from the Bur
gesses of the Royal Burgh of St. Andrews, in
Scotland. praying for 'a general Reform in The
system at present adopted and carried on in these
Burghs. The Petitioners 'disclaimed any idea of
making such ap-plicatious a cover for Parliamen-
tary Reform, as' such never bad been their wish
not inrenrinu. So reduced were the Buighs, that
no remedy could proveieffectual, except the aboli-
tion of 'the system of self elected Magistrates.—
Read and ordered to he printed.
London, England, 1819-04-24

CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

A petition was presented from Glasgow and
Ayr, praying that no additional Privi-
Jegvi be gr,inted to the Roman 13atholies.—Laid
on tht

Mr FITiGIBBON presented a petition from the
Roman Catholic inhallitants of the Counts, and
City of Limerick, praying for emancipation from
she restrictions under which they at present la-
bonr.—The petition was read and laid on the
table,

Mr. METHUEN presented a petition from Cas-
ton, in the County of Wilts, praying it repeal of
the duties on Salt, Leather, and Soap.—laid un
the table.

IRISH GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT ACT.
Mr. FITZGIBBON presented a petition. from the
Grand Jury the County of Limerick, praying
n• revision of the Irish Grand Jury present Regu-.
lation Act ; which was read and,laid on the table.
London, England, 1819-04-24

CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

"
,• Sir PARNIELL presented a 1-etitirrn from the
Inhabitants of St. Andeon, it) the City of Dublin,
in. firma!' of the 'Cath`olic 'Claims, _ fie trusted,
when the consideratiurt of this great question
came before the House.; the numbers of those now
labouring tinder the disabilities imposed by the
present laws would he duly attended to.-,-Ordered'
to lie on the table.
Return was ordered of the weekly issue, of
oil Notes of the 'link of England, since the last
plipis were laid on the table. •
LustiINGToN presented some Papery rela-
tive to the surcharges on the Assessed Tax.es, and
ako relative to the duties on Liorses.
Adjourned at a quarter to' seven.
London, England, 1819-04-24

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.---A Cure for the Heart-
Ache : Young Rapid, Mr. Penley; Ellen Vortex, Miss
Boyce. After which. The Heroine.
THEATRE ROYAL, CovENr-GAttnetc.—Ecadne: Principal Cha-
racters by Mr. Macteady and Miss O'Neill, After which,
Paul and Virginia. Te which was added, Ban Tou.

*•• For A Ilatrox, and NIALLEsnAmme, see the First Page.
For PARLLOIENTARY PROCEEDINGS, see the Last Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS I)AV AT TWELVE c.f.:LOCK.

Bank Stock —2501 251 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 1041 i
3 per Cent. Red 714 k 72k I Bank Long An 18 1::-117tIrsi
3 per Cent. Cons. 72H4i India Bonds, :30s. 335. pr
31 per Cent BOO Each. Bilis. Sc. pr.'
4 per Cents 9OO, I Cons. for May 72iii

MG El WATER AT LONDON BRIUK;IE TOMORROW.
Morning', 56 minutes after 3.—Evening, et minutes after 4
London, England, 1819-06-16

BURGES'S NEW SAUCE.

rirlHE high encamitims hest,”vetl by the Nobi.
Ality and Gentry upon the ahoy, NF.W SAME, iudnces
the Proprietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer
to the Public at large a Caution against imitations, by men-
tionitur !lime can be relied upon as Gennine without each
bottle being sealed under their Firm and Address, and also
each Label having their Signature.

The utility and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted
for all purposes, has caused a great de.mand for it, and its in-
crease of circnlation bids fair to erynal their much and long.
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; they respeetfully.so-
licit a trial from those who have not used it, being confident
it will give satisfaction to the nicest palate.

Warehouse, No. 107 (corner of the Savoy-steps),
STRAND, LaUdon.

PUBLICATIONS.

CAPTAIN ROSS'S VOYAGE. OCTAVO EDITION.
This Day was published,
The Second Edition, in Two Volumes Octavo, with an entirely
new NIAp and Ether New Plates, price i t. Is. hoards,
Av()YAGE Discovtoy, tinder
the Orders of the Admiralty, in his Majesty's Ships
Isabella and Alexander, fur the purpose ti exploring Betio's
Bay, and inquiring into the Probability of a North-West
Passage.
By .1()HN ROSS, K. S. Captain Royal Navy.
Pruited for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortue, and Brown,
London.
London, England, 1819-06-16

wonld go out of the country. Feeling, there-
fore, that there teas no ground for the present
nifflion, he .i.ottid give it hi, decided negative.
'the &trl of LAUDERDALE replied, and contend•
ed that the information he required was essentially
necessary to he laid before the House; and that
such information could not be obtained from mer-
chants and money-jobbers. He wanted to have
it explained to him how gold coin could be saved
from exportation by the tender .of silver coin be-
ing limited to 40 shillings;
The motion was then rejected without a

division.

Alter a short conversation across the table, P 1
which the Earls of Lauderdale and Liverpool, and
the Marquess' of Lansdowne, took parts, ii was
arrauged'iThit the debate on the Bank Cash Pay-
ments Bill should take place not on the second
reading, hut on thu question for giving into a Coin-
niittee, which was appointed for Monday next.--
. Adjourned.
London, England, 1819-06-16

SIIIP NEWS.

FALUOUrg, JUNE 13.—Arrived the Swiftsure
packet, with mails from New York and Halifax,
16 days from the latter; and the Stanton packet,
with a mail from Jamaica, in 34 days. The Stan•
rater brings official accounts of the taking of Porto
Bello by Sir GREGOR M`GREGOR : she sailed front
Jamaica the 10th, and from Crooked Island
,the
19th May.
‘Vexvottp, JUNE 14.—The Earl Leicester
packer, with a mail and passengers from hence
for Waterford, is on shore on the rocks'near Wa-
terford, and it is supposed will be totally lost ;
crew and passengers saved with tillECtlity.
PORTSMOUTH, Jutie 15.—A vessel towed in
here this morning the main-mast, main-top-mast,
main-yard, main-tiip-sail , main-top-sail, &c.
belonging to the Boxer, FlostrunaYS, which pot.
into Weymouth a few days ago in distress. The
~hove were fallen iu wi:h about 10 le4znes S.S. E.
of Portland.

THE

CORN-EXCHANGE, .TUNE 16.

We have hart hut few srrhals since Monday,
and ehbough the quantity t t Wneot left over Itcof
t ',rat day's supply was small, yet it was fully atle-
(plate for this morn:ng's demand, having but few
buyers at i‘firket, hu: there is no nl!eratiou in
price. Fine fresh thus. met reidy sale, bur the
stale a!!d inferior samples 'Neve offered on lower
t.tms, without being able to affect the sales. In
Bat ley, Beams, awl Pease, there is no alteration .
London, England, 1819-06-16

STATE OF ILLINOIS.

Nut. GILBERT I'ELL and 11R. S. BRA D •
IL FORD BIRKBECK offer their Services to the Public,
as SURVEYORS and LAND AGENTS. For the selection
and purchase of Estates, and making the necessary entries at
the Land Office, their charge is Twenty Dollars !ter Quarter
Section, °r 191 Centt.per acre; the amount of the first. in-
stalment and their Commission being paid to Abraham Bar-
ker, Merchant, Philadelphia. Their terms on common oc-
casions are according to the usage of the Country.—Appli-
cations cannot be attended to unless the Ametican postage
be paid.
English Prairie, Illinois, Feb. 20, 1819.
London, England, 1819-06-16

17BATTENS respectfully auttouncrs ta the
.. Nobility and Gentry, that he is now selliwg, at 28,
.GERRARD-Sf REFX, SOHO, his most splendid COLLEC-
TION of BRONZE'. ai,d OR-M(►LU CLOCKS, CHANDE-
LIERS, LETS—FRES, INKSTANDS, TRIPODS, and great
variety of PAPER PRESSERS; several fine Bronzes, Old
Bahl, a few Lots of Alabaster and China, richly mounted in
Or-Molts ; also, a quantity iof Ornaments for Upholsterers
and Cabinet-maliers, and a quantity of Glass Shades of dif-
ferent Sizes.

The whole of the above Collection is selling 20 per cent.
cheaper than Cost Price, as he is retiring tom business ; and
also the above Trade, which has been established fur 14
years, to be Disposed of.
London, England, 1819-06-29

suicide.

e
This day is a Holiday at the Bank, bat th
Stock Exchange is -open; little or no busin,44;
however, is doinz. Consols, ; thnuitnis'
discount.

Letters received in Town this imornitl; frets
Glasgow mention, that sic lionses stopped ytr
meta there on Sa-oird4y

The extraordinary mews from Spain, whit" sr
Reared eXtittrirte/y is THE SUN of last night,
of course been adopted, and confirmed by 4/16
Morning Papers in general, with some little (1'1„'
feretice. It is also confirmed by the Fred.:
Papers, as will be seen in our extracts.
Mornink Chronicle says, that the Megligs;
Da Casa YIIU.TO '• espoused the daughter °
M‘lican, the Republican Governor- of 17°1°'
sylvania, in every sense opposed to the AP4/1
family," and was not, as we stated, 01'1%4
by marriage to the Ex-President Mr. Aoamq•
presume that The Chronicle is right in this corner
;
Lion. Fur the statement given by The Tim's'°
the events in question, we reter to our usual ES'
tracts from the Morning Papers of the day.

We did not think it at all proper for us to 41°4
the Seditious STOCKPORT Manifesto, issued by die
Miscreants who are endeavouring to excite Rebel‘ '
lion in the Country, but we hope that Mi+tis erg
will seriously reflect on its nature and lentleu`T
The Finial Revolution, as we helot e obso/Ct;,
began in this manner, and unless the 'now° ":
c
glance, caution, and vigour are employed, g
may expect the some consequences. '1 c i
posilium *Tutuilals are sufficiently InisclkicOus

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London, England, 1819-06-29

[Morning Post.]

Mails from Holland and Flanders have arrived.
Important changes, it is said,. are shout to take
place in the Ai!ministration of the Netherlands.
From Madrid we find that nothing is talked of in
that city but c.he great results of the expedition
which► has been so long preparing at Cadiz. There
is also a rumour of an amnesty in favour of those
Spaniards now banished in foreign parts, which,
it is added, will he published on the celebration
of the King's nuptials.—The present naval and
military force of Russia consists of 863.000 men,
of whom 75,000 are seamen, and 788,000 infan-
try, cavalry, artillery, &e.—The plague rages
with unabated fury on the coast of Africa. The
deaths in the city of Morocco are estimated at 400
a day.
London, England, 1819-06-29

[ll?rning Herald.]

The whOle oftth Cabinet Ministers were sum-
moned to meet on Saturday last, at the Foreign
Office in .Dotsning Street, at two o'clock, where
they continued to sit in Council t►ll half-past five.
It is supposed that, from the requited attendance
of all the Members, the object of their meet-
ind'r'vas of..g.reut.iMportance.

[lVew Tbnes

Calcutta Papersslo the 26t1► of January, and
Madras Gazettes to the 6th of February have
come Co They present nothing but the
appearance of returning calm all over India,
scarcely varied by a few taint struggles of the
dispersed and hopeless enemies that we have on
all sides defeated. Appa Saheb, the only one
whose resistance deserves notice, has collected
together a motley force, of Arabs and Goands,
some say to the, amount .of ten thousand, who
Still bold out in
.the hills,,,but who are supposed
to be in want of every thing, and to he incapable
of offering a serious resistance as soon as the
season arrives for the recommencement of field
.operations by our forces. The Reverend Pre-
late wbo has been appointed to the See of Cal-
cutta is pursuing his pastoral duties with great
and laudable zeal. It appears to be his object to
render himself acquainted, with his extensive
Diocese by a perponal visitAtion of its most im-
portant stations. Ile was expected from Bengal
at the Presidency of Madras, and from thence it
was understood that he would proceed to the
Island of Ceylon.
London, England, 1819-06-11

FRIDAY. JUNE U, 1819.

TEH EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACA-
DEMY is NOW OPEN.
Admission (from Eight &Clock till Seven) ONE SHILLING.
Cataiogne, One Shilling.
HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary.

rr BA ET EUS respectfully Rlinmii?C,S 1,1
it. • Nobility and Gentry, that he is now selling, at 23,
GERRARD-STREET, SOEIO, his most snlendid CoELEC-
TION of BRONZE and DR-MOLU CL6CKS, CHANDE-
LIERS, LUSTRES, INKSTANDS, TRIPODS, and great
variety of PAPER PRESSERS; several fine tronzes, Old
Bahl, a few Lots tif Alabaster and China, richly mounted in
Or-Molu ; also, a quantity of Otn.tmeotc for Upholsterers
and Cabinet-makers, and a quantity of Gla,s shades of dif
ferent Sizes. The whole of the above Collection selling 20
per cent. cheaper than Cost Price, as he is retiring from bu-
siness, and the whole of the above Trade, which has been
established for 14 years, to be disposed of.

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE W.

Irish tustices of the Peace Bill was brought
upfrofn the Commons, and read the first time.

04th Were adwinivered at the table by the
Loan CHANCELLOR, to the Earl of POW's 311(1
L .rd FlAttals, resp,f•eting the intended evidence
betore one of the Ow doors' Committees. ,

The Herr, of the Committee on the Colonies'
Ordination Bill, -was received, agreed to by the
House, and the Bill ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow,

The Irish Fever Hospital Bill passed through
a Committee of the whole House, and was re-
ported.

Air. Gable, aJoker, of Barnstaple, presented
at the 114 r certain Extracts from his Books rela-
iive to his dishnrseir:ents with respect to the late
Election for 'that Borough, and in reference to
I Ili! ingoiry on the subject of the BM now be-
tore their Lordships, which were laid upon the
table.
London, England, 1819-06-11

SMITHFIELD, JITNE

Our Market this morning► was well supplied with prime
Beasts, and the prices remain nearly as per last wc4k—the
trade was rather brisk; Mutton and Lamb cheaper: Veal
and Pork remain nominal.—The business in the Hay Market
continues much the same as last weck, there being but few
buyers, who are waiting for the new crop. Clover was some-
thing cheaper, and Straw remains as per last week's market.

Yesterday the Anniversary Meeting of (be Cha-
rity Childrr.n, male and female, educated by vo-
lunzary subscription, within-the Cities. of Londun
and N#estrninster, the BOrough of Southwark,
and parts adjacent, took place at the Cathedral
Church of bt. Paul.
London, England, 1819-06-11

By JOHN HAYGARTH, M.D. F.B.S. ED.

One of the Ntarigers..
This Institution was estaittisned at Bath, in January, i at 5,
on the Principles of Self-support, and executed with complete
success tor 18 mouths, without any aid froar Government.—
Providcut Institutions, on he saioe pr,ciples, were adopt, d
in the Western part of the Metropolis, rt the (tit of London,
Exeter. Liverpoo:, and litany ether tow witti !Re success;
with some alterations, at Southampton and \Vrochester.
picriuus to July, ittiq, when t!:e Act of Patii:imcnt, for the
encourap,-etneut of Protideut Institutions, or Saving Banks,
was passed.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, Brown'
Loudon. -

TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND.
GENTLEM EN,

I-1H ERE no:lkjing so itolispeto.altie to a tzea-
let I appearance as a clean Bout or Shoe. A man's for-
tune or his talents way be of the most shining sort ; bpi un-
luss his Root, have a little of the true quality Iso.
he will meet with hut a conirrirative sm.l'l ,Art of the respect
and admiration that may he liis due. This is the of
Fashion, and sit lutist In. obeyed: The truth of this fact'as
nmleniahlei, and when it is universally allowed that there is
nothing so odious in society, and so much against the laws of
cleanliness and decorum, as foul and Roots or
who would not seek after the proper reint,lv,? It. has
been frequently remarked, and particularly by r Sex,
how beautiful the feet. of those Gentlemen wi)o use
TURN ER's BE. L JAPAN BLACKING, for it is unques-
tionably the hest that is made fur giving a fine and v.boie-
some polish to ft,,ots and Shoes. It is therefore reconni.ended
to Gentlemen and Ladies, as the only article of this kind
which they ought to purchase, as it produces highest po-
lish and jet black ever beheld.
Friends will be land to request their carriers and sorrants
to ask particularly for TURNER's BLACKING, the country
being inundated with a great quantity of trash, what some
please to style Japan Machine:.
N.B. This eleg-ant ComiSnsition may be hail of the Grocers,
Stationers, Perfumers, Ironmongers, bruggists, Boot-makers,
and Shopkeepers itr general in this Town : and all others
throughout this (.01:vary, Scotland. Wales, and Ireland.
i.,-"Zfi" Ask for TURNEIt's BLACKING at 6d. Is. Is, 6d.
each.

BiacLin,lNTanufactpry, Nv. 114, London-road, SuuttiNsark.
London, England, 1819-04-23

pIuNTTNG PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

Sir W. DR CRESFIGN Y. rose, AIA said he was
very dohitous that the papers which, on his mu-
tions%ad been laid before the House relative to
tile misconduct of the Officurs of the A.iessed
Taxes in the Seveuoaks District, should be
printed. But he understood some object io'n had
beets made to their being printed, on account of
the extiNice, which it had been said would amount
to 1,0001. Having made some inquiry on this
snhjvct, he had ascertained that he could procure
a primer ,tho would undertake to print them all
for 2001., and &liver them to the House in 2
days. He had, however, suede a selection of such.
of the papers- as he thought Ought to be printed.
The subject t.vas one of the u:most importance,
and these papers would develop a scene of ini-
quity, of which the House could have no concep-
tion. • He moved, -that the selection of "'tapers
mentioned its a list, which he produced, should be

printed.
Mr. LUSHINGTON said, he hoped the Llon.
Baronet would agree to postpone the morion tin
_Monday, as he had no opportunity of examining.
and might perhaps find it necessary, in fairness to
an parties, to propose that some other of the
papers should he printed besides those selected
by the [fon. Baronet.

Mr. TIERNest said, it was; to say the least of. it,
rather a strange thing, that when in a matte!' of
such importance as this was stated to he, the
(Hikers of the Ts easui y lead undertaken to pro-
duce the papers moved for by his Hon. Friend,
they should have presented such an immense mais
of documents as to pat the printing of the whole
of them out of the gocstion ; and when a seleb
lion of the most important was 'made for printing,
that they should desire the motion to be post-
poned. It was certainly suspicions.
After a few words trom Mr. CALLAGHAN, the
motion was postponed.
London, England, 1819-04-23

COAL DUTIES.

Mr. H. Sumsea prebenteo a petition from the
(haw: Jury-of Surrey, praying tor the equaliza.
tion of the Cod Duties. He thought
,the subject
most important, and trusted that tie prayer Of
the petition would finally he complivd with. con-
sidering its justice.---:The petition was read and
ordered to lie on the table..

Mt; 11. SUMNER presented' similar petitigns
from the Mayor, Corporation, and Inhabitants of
Ktogston, Durk ng, and the par, h -
nig.—They
,were also read and ordered to lie on
the table.

Mr. LYTTELTON presented a petition fr(;in ;ha
At tornies of Dudley, against granting Convey-
ancers' CertifiAtrs to tintrialified persous.-Read,
and oi fkur o on the :ale

Mr. atm' presented a petition from the

Churchwatdens and Inhabitants of St. Michael's.
Wood-stree, and an adiacent Palish, against Ow
London Clergy .Bii.—Read, and ordeied to lie
on tt,e tHbht.

Mr. W. SNIM-1 presented a petition from the
Corporaron of Norwich against the Poor set.
dement and ordered to lie, on the
table.
London, England, 1819-04-23

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, APRIL 22.—The Rev. James Clarke
Franks, M. A. of 7 rinity College, was yesterday
appointed Chaplain of that bociety, in the room-
of the Rev. T. Wallaby.
There will be Congregations on the following
days of the present Tern► : • •
itlay April 23, at eleven.
IVed►iecday. May 19, at eleven.
Wednesday - May 26, at eleven. •
idav June. 11, at ten. (Stat.)
Saturday July 3, at eleven.
Monday July 5, at eleven. '

The, sermons at St. Mary's Church
.on Sunday
afternoons ore int future to commence at two
ri'elock, instead of three.
The Rev. Thomas Horford Siely, M. A. of
Cains College., has been appointed Chaplain to the
British Embassy at Lisbon.

The troops quartered in. Scotland are soon to
change their quarters. The I.st, or loyal Dra-
goons, and the 6th, or Enniskillen, are to be re-
placed by the 7th Hussars (the Marquess of AN-
Gt.kssA, Colonel), and tl►r 10th Hussars (the
PRINCa RkGENT, Colonel). The 88th, at pre-.
sent in the Castle, are to be relieved by, the 80th,
now, at Hull. The 6th .F,,ot, at present at
Tynemouth, &c. march to Glasgow'; and the
40th, now quartered in that City,, go to Tyne-
mouth.
London, England, 1819-04-23

Me Times]

Our Paris Letter asserts, tliat the designs of
the Ultras are carrying on to a dangerous extent,
or are
,approaching to an alarming crisis, and
maintains that the disposition' of the Government
is
,to be at peace with its neighbours; that-there-
pairs of the todresses are rendered necessary by
the naiture Of the rtcent occupation 'to which they
have been subiveted, and that the force of the
leading army is well. known to Europe from the
budget,.and is . not of an amount to create just
uneasiness. LOrd.Whit worth, at which we are
not surprised, is said to have fallen into disesteem
with the Ultras, for not adopting their exclusive
spirit, he hairing-hcen ungracious enough to dine
once or twice with the Ministers.

Extract of a. Letter; dated Port-an-Prince,
Feb. 13 —" President Boyer steadily pursues his
plan for effecting a retorm in the expenditure of
the state, and for introduting greater order iii the
different departments of the Administration, The
Chambers are assembled, but hitherto no new law
has been passed. A large force was put in motion
on the 2d inste tot the purpose of reducing .t he rebel
Gcmar and his associates, who have so long annoy-
ed this neighbourhood by their insurrectionary
movements: The army of Boyer is encamped in
the mountains, and is not to return till the
rebels are reduced to submission. It is expectid
that the campaign- will last three or four Month'.
The number of Gomar's followers does not ex-
ceed 400 men: as soon as-he heard thai an army
was about to march against him, lie set fire to the .
post be had occupied, and retired with his adhe.
tents into the deepest recesses of the forest. A
price has been set on his bead, and on those of
his principal Chiefs. lam of dpinion that when
this affair is ended, and the President feels himself
in tranquil' possession of , the interior, he will
turn his thoughts towards the North,and,extewl
the, limits uf,the Republic in that
kllid,)