biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-27

treasonable banners—none of these circumstances
alarmed, none of them surprised him—with
the scene—with the actors—with the decorations,
he appeared to be well acquainted, and well
pleased. He took up their text, and preached on
it to their hearts content.—What was he then ?
Was he their dupe ?—(the cunning Mr. Hunt the
dupe of an ignorant Shoemaker, and a cracked
Apothecary !) Was he their tool ?—(the tan-
dem-driving, bunter-keeping Country !Squire, the
tool of these starving Mechanics !) Or was he
their accomplice, their counsellor, their guide ?
Alas ! poor wretches, they have been guided, or
rather goaded, to their ruin, by the infamous, in-
flammatory, diabolical language of this man. If
their first thoughts were blameless, he perverted
them ; if guilty, he confirmed, and strengthened,
and heartened them up in guilt.—Their blood be
upon his head ! 'What was the great aim of his
harangues ? To persuade the distressed that
their benefactors were the authors of their dis-
tress—to persuade the Poor that the Rich were
their enemies—to persuade the Lower Classes that
their superiors in rank were cruel and insolent
oppressors. Good God ! and in what a Country is
this base and wicked attempt made ?—ln Eng-
land."

Times, Dec. 7,1816.—1 t is only when the
different pints of tbis notable system do not go
well together, and the physical force party set up
for leaders themselves, that the explosion takes
place prematurely, and opens our eyes, without
involving us in total ruin."

Now, Sir, all this is from the pure uncorrupted
Times :—but it requires no comment—and I
will not trespass further on your columns, than to
add, that I am one who has to work for his liveli-
hOod, and a Reformist, though one whose life shall
be hazarded, if required, to put down the diabo-
lical villainy, which is now but too rapidly gair.-
ing ground for the eventual overthrow of our Con-
stitution. J.

*** The Public ought to feel much indebted to
the Author of the foregoing Letter for thus de-
tecting and exposing the gross and shameless in-
consistency of The Times, the success of which is
disgraceful to them in point of taste as well as
good sense and loyalty, as that Paper is really as
dull as it is despicable. We do not see how it
can justify itself under so glaring a detection ; but
as its impudence and insolence are upon a par, it
will probably make the hopeless attempt.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Night.
MEATRz ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE:.—The Clamtestine Mar-
riage: Lord Ogleby, Mr. W. Farren ; Miss Sterling, Mrs.
C. Kemble. After which, The Marriage of Figaro.
THEATRE ROYAL, ENG LISli OPERA -HOUSE.—Th e Brown
Man: Bernardo, Mr. Dowtop ; Cecile, Miss Kelly. After
which, The Boarding House. To which was added, Ray-
mond and Agnes.
London, England, 1819-09-27

NOrTINGI-lA.NI, SEPT. 25.

Sut---Tt must he gratifying to the Editor of
,THE Sui to be acquainted, that at a Meeting of
the Subscribers to the News-room at the Flying
Ilorse Inn, in this Town, where seventeen Papers
are taken in, and the Subscribers amount to 132,
that the *__ Newspaper was unanimously
voted to be discontinued, on account of the de-
parture from the Principles formerly espoused by
that Paper ; and, that another SUN Newspaper
Was as unanimously chosen in its place, owing to
the steady adherence of Tug SUN to the Principles
of our glorious and inestimable Constitution in
Church and State.

It is with much pleasure that I make this com-
munication, by desire of the Meetin4, and I am,
Sir, your most obedient Servant,
ALEXANDER MANSON, M.D. Chairman.
To the Editor of ME SvN Newspaper, London.

*** It,is indeed gratifying to the Proprietor of
THE Sun to receive such a tribute from so re-
spectable a source, and he hopes that he shall
not be deemed presumptuous in conceiving he
ought to receive an equal attestation of loyal con-
sistency and constitutional rectitude from the
-community at large. He knows not whether the
,foregoing letter was intended for publication, but
be cannot deny himself the pleasure of in.eriing
What is so honourable to himself and his Journal.
lie hopes, however, to be excused for not speci-
fying the title of the discarded Paper; as be does
not wish
" To form the basis of a rising name
" On the ruins of another's fame."
London, England, 1819-09-27

TO CORMESPONDENTS.

TENIAX, in answer to PRQPOSITI, To-morrow. lONOTUS to
Mrs. &MN BULL, and PitiLADSLPLLU9, on Church. Briefs,
Letter Vii, also.

d'ik* For TENAX, see the First Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
TFitB DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
s per Cent. 2d,....5s 7s. dis.
5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 103i1 I Cons. for Account Oita
India 80nd5......95. 1 Is. pr. I

MAILS.
ARRIVED-2 Dublin, 2 Waterford, I Holland, I France,
I Hamburg!), I Flanders.
DUE-1 Dublin, I-Waterford, i Gottenburgb.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Murnirig, 28 minutes alter 9, 1 Evening, 53 minutes after t.
London, England, 1819-07-29

(No. 4.)

" Buckingham, 13th April, 1819.
"The Bailiff of Buckingham, in reply to the
Alarquess of Buckingham's charge, that be has
stated an untruth, begs leave to explain what he
alluded to '4 as gross end illiberal treatment,"
The Bailiff of Buckingham, presuming that from
being unaccustomed to such conduct, he may have
given it an erroneous construction.

" A body of Gentlemen having joined in sign-
ing a request to the Marquess of Buckingham for
continuing an old servant of that Body in a situa-
tion wherein they had placed him, the Marquess
of Buckingham, forgetting all his professions of
obligation and friendship, positively refused the
trivial favour, and conferred the office on a per-
son generally obnoxious, and reported to be a
CMIIIN WI informer. This the Bailiff of Bucking-
ham begs leave to consider as illiberal.

" A short time afterwards the same Body were
,c•;,,ited on by the Marquess of Buckingham's
Szewasd, not collectively, but individually, and
requioed to state, whether in the event of the
death of Mr. Miller (a Member of that Body,
then in the list stage of illness), they would vote
for Air. Newman to succeed him, an instant an-
swer tvas peremptorily demanded, no time,for de-
libration or consultation given, and thosu who
would not comply wi;h the extraordinary man-
d4te, wcre, by the M4rquess of Buckingham's
ostler, called upon to relinquish their gowns, and
on refsisal, stigmatized by the sante authority, as
" luq" Gentlemen or " Men of Honour," 'Phis
the Baili:1 of Buckingham, with deference to the
Marquess of Buckingham's superior judgment in
such matters, considers " Gross."
Tth- Marquess of Buckingham."
London, England, 1819-07-29

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day were published,
In Papvo, price 19s, fid. boards, • •
AsEcoND COURSE of PRACTICAL SER-
MONS, expressly adapted to be READ in FAMI-
LIES.
By the Rev. HARVEY MARRIOTT,
Rector of Claverton, and Chaplain to the Right Honourable
Lord Kenyon.
Printed for Taylor and Ilessey, 93, Fleet-street.

_ .
Of chow may be bad, by the same Author,
HOMILIES for the YOUNG; and more especiailylor the
Children of the National Schools, in the Ness.

An EASY and PRACTICAL EXPLANATION of die
CHURCH CATECHISM; fur the Use of. Schools, Sd. or
is. 6d. per dozen.
The FIRST COURSE of "r 'AMILY•SERMONS, 2d Edi-
tion, Svo. 9s. boards. .
London, England, 1819-05-24

THE THEATRES,

ICING'S THIPATRE.---,•One of the most numerous
and brilliant assenthlages of the higher orders at-
tended this Theatte on Saturday, that we have
ever witnessed. The house was literally crowded,
those who left their Seats in the pit were un-
able to recover them. The ALGERINE AmaAs,A-
Don added to the interest of the scene. .The Opera
was 11 Barbiere di Siuig(ia, which is so well sus-
tained that it would most probably be attractive
ihrough the season, it the curiosity excited by
the triumpil of Aldiaar's genius, 11 Flout() Mo-
gico, had not been announced for prepara-
tion on so grand a scale, that it will be
likely wholly to absorb the attention of the
musical and fashionable world. The beau-
tiful trio of " Zito, Zitfi," &c. was so :Fell given
by GAactA. PLACCI, and MA-LOCI-11, that it wa,
loudly encored. The powers oh DUPORT Wire
exerted wirb great effect, and his wife improves
in public opinion every night. The whole excited
much applause, and concluded at the exact period
of toleration.

DRURY-LANs.—The new Tragedy of The Garth
Chief continues to be very attractive a; this Thea-
tre, and was numerously attended on Siturday.

COVENT-GARDEN.—A Dramatic Sketch. &c.,
entitled Cozening, or • Half-an-Hour in France,
was brought forward on Saturday at this Theatre,
It was purposely written to give scope to the mi-
mitic powers of Mr. YATES, in the following or-
der :—" a French Chamberlain"—" a great
Tragic Actor"---(YOUNG)—" an Actor of All-
Work—(rEttav)-4 a noted Mimic'—(MATHEws)
"a celebrated FrcuchActor"—(TALmA)—and "a'
well-known Comic Actor"—(EMERY.) It is none-
cessary for us to enter farther into the plot than to
say, that in a character called Young Mutable, Mr.
YATES assumes various • disguises, in order to see
his mistress, Julia. nil imitative powers are
certainly extraordinary, and very well represents
the peculiarities of the original Performers, and
consequently it ;nay be considered as a strong
implication of the liberality of their dispositions,
that, without being offended, they can have those
peculiarities rendered prominent to the Public.
In addition to the other imitations which we have
noticed, Mr. YATES. as the French Actor, gives,
in a passage frum Macbeth, a specimen of the re•
spective manners of KEMBLE and KEAN, as well
as of TALMA. The whole was certainly very
amusidg, and was very warmly received by a nu-
merous audience, insomuch that the disgusting
practice of Mr. Ksates tdmirers, who will not
suffer any body but himself to announce the per-
formances of the following day, on the nights
when he plays, was transferred to Covent-Garden,
and YATES was obliged to discharge that cere-
mony, though another Actor had come forward
for the purpose.
London, England, 1819-05-24

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGR, MAY 24.—Having but a
small supply of Whew this morning, ..Ind that
principally of land-cnrhage Samples. front Essex
and Kent,•and more buyers appearing than was
expected, that of fine quality from the above
Counties sold on full as good- terms as on this
day week ; Barley is 2s. per quarter cheaper, and
dull sale at that decline ; the artivals of Oats far
exceeding the demand, has caused a further re-
duction in the price of that article from Is. to 2s-.
per quarter, and only fine fresh Corn. could be dis-
posed of.—ln Beaus and Pease there continues to
be but little doing, and prices are nominal.

SMITTIFIELII, MAY 24.—The continuance of fine weather
has, Within these last three weeks, materially altered the
trade in our Market, and the prices of all descriptions of
meat has materially fallen. This day's Market was well sup-
plied with prime beasts, the trade very dull, and prices cheaper
than last week; Muttofi was the same in price as per last,
but Lamb was cheaper, and the trade in general brisk ; Veal
has again fallen in price; Pork remains nominal. The busi-
ness in the Hay Market is little or none, and scarcely any
buyers appearing, purchasers waiting for the New Crops,
which are shortly expected at Market. and if the weather
continues fine, will be at 51. per load ; Clover has again ex-
perienced a fall, and few sales made; Straw was dull sale,
and what few sales were made this morning, were at a de-
cline on last week's prices.

141 r. LANE, of Stour•hilt Farm, in the parish
of West Stour, in the county of Dorset, has of-
fered for a bet of 20 guineas, to chew 36 acres
of wheat, now growing upon the said farm,
against an equal number of acres that may be
growing upon any other farm in the county of
Dorset.
London, England, 1819-05-24

Sill' NEWS.

DV-L, MAY `23.—Fare p. m. Came down from
the River the Pt incess Charlotte of Wales, GIIII3-
sr.s, and Marquess IVellington, WooD, fur Ben-
gal ; Centurion, MEAD, from Newcastle for St.
Helena,

Half-past Five.—The Indintrien are lying-to,
but will proceed immediately—the passengers are

on board.

PORT:SMOUTIt. MAY .23.—54i1e4 bi.s Majesty's
ship Rosario on a cruise ; Emperor Alexander,
DAVIDSON, for Buenos Ayres ; and a few coasters

and collie's.

PENZANCE, MAY 20.--Arrived his Majesty's
brig Helicon, Capt. PlTT:44.trt, from a cruise.
MAY 21. --Arrived the Dolphin cutter, and a
few vessels bound round land.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 22.—Came in his Majesty's
ship Belleisle from Milford.

The Wolfscove, STEPHENSON; Creole, ;
Jason, BRIGGS ; Bole, COUSSADE ; Jenne Ferdi-
nande, -; Wellington, Ls DET ; Petite Ma-
rie, --; and Vrow Agatha, were driven on
shore at Port Louis, Mauritius, during a violent
.gale, on the 25th January.
The Dturnhuck, CAMERON, of and from Gree-
nock, sailed tram Sligo the 24th March, and has
not-since been heard of.

The Ayrshire, MTHERSON, arrived in the Clyde
from Demerara, passed, on the 3d inst., in lat.
35. long. 46., a small vessel, 1)ottom up ; spoke,
on the 10th inst., in lat. 48. long. 26., the Bol-
den, of Sunderland•
London, England, 1819-05-24

MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION.

THE GREAT PICTURE
DEATH on the
PALE HORSE, corisT REJECTED, •ST PETER'S
FIRST SERMoN, PAUL. and 11ARNABAS RECEIVING
the GI.:N-rn.Es, the BRAZEN
~SERPENT, the CRUCI-
FIXION of ounb SAVIOUR, with other PICTURES and
SKETCHES, are now EXHIBITING, under the immediate
Patronage of his Royal HighneSs the Prince ,Regent, at
,N0.t25, PA'.f.-MALL, near Carlton-House, every day from
Ten-till Five.
By order, CH.V4LES SMART, Sec.
London, England, 1819-05-24

THE LOTTERY.

•
rrHE GAZETTE contnini the " Hearty Com-
AL mendations" of the Lords Commissioners of his_Ma-
j.sty's Tre,i,or.., of the Scheme of the New Small, but
Splendid, STATE LO !TELLY, and which the Contractors
trust will equally receive the Hearty Commendations of the
PUblie.• There are only 3,975 Numbers (Tao Tickets of each
Number), being .
The Smallest Lottery ever known with
TWO Prizes of [30.000
BESIDES TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. IN GOLD !
And the usual Proportion of other Prizes. .
ALLAN STERLING MONEY !
• ALL IN ONE DAY !
THURSDAY, 24th JUNE.

Schemes, with full Particulars, and Tickets and Shares,
may now be had at all the Lottery Otlices in fuwn and
Cot utrt.
London, England, 1819-05-24

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturdan Ni g ht.
THkATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—The Carib Chief: Om-
reah, Mr. Kean; Claudine, Mrs. W. West. After which,
• Abudah.
THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.—The Heart of Mid-Lo-
thian : George Robertson, Mr. Macready ; Made Wildfire,
Mrs. C. Kecalile. Aires which (Ist time), Cozening. To
which was added, S•xed,sh Patriotism.

4.101 FOr LITERARY REVIEW, see the First Page.—For Mr.
FITZ.GERALD'S ADDRESS, see the Last Page.

PRICE 01
`THIS DAT AT T
Bank Stock 221 222 220
3 pet Cent. Red.
S per Cent. C0ng..... 67i:M
4 per Cents....B3 844- 84 83
6 per Ct. Navy Ann...1024M

F STOCKS
'WELVE O'CLOCK.

Bank Long Ann.. 17i
India Stock
India Bonds 20s. ISs. pr.
Exch. Is. 2s. dis.
Cons. for Account..-678fil

MAILS.
AKRIVED-2 Dublin, 2 Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey,
1 Hainbuigli, I Holland, Flanders, I France.
DUE-1 Dublin, I Waterford, 1 Sweden, 1 Lisbon.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW.
ning, 38 minutes after 3. I Evening-, 3 minutes after 4.
London, England, 1819-05-24

CUSTOMS' LIST.

Entered Inwards, 'Way 2-2.—Creana, Hutchinson, St. Vin-
cent's; Lord Exmouth, Mills, Dort; Martha, Bull, Dram;
Jane, M'Craker, Saint Lucia ; Bee, Wishart, Alexandria ;
Duke of York, Frazer, Rotterdam ; Charles Forbes, Choad,
Jamaica; Fly, Guthrie, Randers; Hope, Newman, Jamaica;
Matilda. Galbraith, Jamaica; Latona, Stobie, Dunkirk;
Grand Sacham, Luke, South Sea; Bonne Heurette, Fontif,
Rouen.

Cleared Outwards, May 22.—Malta, Allen, Antwerp ;
Margaret, Smith, Boston ; Aimie, Talvey, Havannah ; Drie
Vriende, Hamb, Antwerp ; Washington, Allen, Baltimore ;
Resolution, Prince, Antwerp ; Three Sisters, Marchant, Rot-
terdam ; Etoile du Nord, Smith, Havre ; Hazard,. Howard,
Newfoundland; Neptune, Stranack, Ostend ; Lord Liverpool,
Norter, 'Rotterdam Prince Cobourg, Ladd, Rotterdam;
Fame, Rinimington, India ; Venus, Thompson, Haniburgh ;
Symmetry, Moore, Geneva and Leghorn ; Antelope, Cole,
Lubeck ; Olive Branch, Patterson, Gottenburgh.

The Active, 46, Captain Sir JAMES GORDON,
K. C. B. went out of Portsmouth Harbour on
Thursday, and waits the arrival of the Bishop of
QUEBEC and Commissioner BARRIE, who go! out
passengers in her.
On Friday, the Albion, 74, Captain Coonc,
C. B. lately returned from the Mediterranean,
was paid off. The crew received three years'
wages, in the whole about 15,0001. A body of
them, more provident than the rest, instantly re-
mitted about 3,0001. to their friends, and set
off soon afterward on their return home. We
regret to hear that two of the crew were killed by
accident, whilst employed in upriggiw! the %hilt,
and several were severely bruised. The Albion
was re-commissioned this morning by Cape. RAG-
GETT, as the third gnard•ship at thi, port. Mr.
WARDEN is appointed Surgeon —(Portsmouth
Paper.)
London, England, 1819-05-24

to compensation on account of those (lime years, it I:as
assumed the very lowest scale by which the quantum could
l►e• estimated; mid were I, as art individual. standing in 11.0,
sum, relation towards M r.Wilk bison in which thv Compaw,
is now I►laced'with respect to him, i alight, as a Gentleman
be disposed to admit the claim. Eat ate/trig as Ido in (1w
capacity of steward or others, I hardly consider myself war-
ranted to follow that impulse. The ground on which I prin-
cipally hesitate is this: through I ad►oit that during the two
first years circumstances might render it impracticable fm.
Air. Wilkinson to divert iris attentio❑ and his capital to
souse other channel, and to speculate in a different quarter,
that consideration cantos( Ire held (I think) to apply to the
latter years of the period in question, and I am therefore
not prepared to concur in that respect with the Committee;
yet I must add, that it is not without a considerable degree
of diffidence
.and hesitation that I dissent from the sagges-
tiou, the mann/moos suggestiou of so many able, honoura.
ble, ittlelligent, and experienced G utienteo, whohare care-
fully considered the subject, and can hate nu possible brie.
rest in the result. Under this impression, it is gratifyiug to
me to reflect,that should my view of the case be too narrow,
the misconception will be corrected by the liberality of those
with whom I have the honour to be associated, or by the
authorities in Europe.
(Signed) ARCH D. SETON.
London, England, 1819-07-16

MRS.'BECKFORD.

-A fancy Spanish dress of rich white satin, with rantlykes
richly trimmed in silver, and a prol.ssion of silver tufts, body
ot rich white saint richly laced lAnd, braided with silver ;.silver
epatilets.to corn' spondi ilead-dreis, pearls and diamonds,
the veil triurtr►ed with silver.
MRS. BARING.

. .
.Costurue of a Pavan Lady; a white satin dress, finished
`with a supelh fringe ; a net petticoat. embroidered in gold;
'body and sleeves covered with diamonds and amethysts. licad-
drese, garland of diamonds ; at the hack of the head'a Kittle
'bat. This dress was most rich And elegant.
London, England, 1819-07-16

MRS. OTIVAN CAVE.

And old English tiress of black velvet, pink satin, and
point ; a tilach-velvet and pink hat in coAitale, with a plume
of white leatheri.

MRS. GWYN.

. A blue silk Spanish dress, trimmed with silver and a profu-
sipn df Maltese buttons. Head-dress, a❑ Andalusian cap of
rich blond lace and diamonds,

MRS. J: MILDMAY.

A Roman costume; a cherry colour' petticoat, trimmed
with 'silver; a blue.. body, trimmed with silver. A gauze
vet' ti lamed with gold.

. , MRS. RIGUY.. , • .
A Spanish d'ress of rich' black satin, magnificently trimmed
witli is superb :Itaitislt :gold trimming, black sal in body tiro-
ftp,iy triiumeti with gold, and ornamented with a brilliant
gold stomacher, gold epaulets, &c. to correspond; mantua in
net, richly embroidered tiead-dress,,ostrich feathers
gold.
and diamonds.
London, England, 1819-07-16

Life, joining
with sincertly in an :IYrext.
to the Legislature to correct the Abuses xviiich
have crew into the Representation of the' Coun•
try, a.pd which the Votes and the Reports of the
last Session of Parliament too unfortunately, and
oo lamentably, exhibit ! If you favour me with
an insertion of this Communication, I shall ven-
ture again to intrude on your attention,

NUMA PONIPILIUS.

Dick's Coffee-bons?, .Tuls, 15, 1519.

.LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM Tlis moIiNING I'APERI OF THIS DAY.

[New Tim 6 3 • .
We have received Surinam Papers to the 3d of
:how, hut. they contain nothing of peculiar in-
.:crest troth that Colony. These Papers are
piiuciparly filled with Eoiopettn news, which of
coure is at r ITS(' t (IttiLe OW (It date. We
have also received Ne‘v York Pepers to the
150, Of Jerne. T!,oy rimtinue to complain eery
heavily of the deprestated'e4ue of. produce.
Both flour and cotton: have been sold Much
helow the- priee.s u. inch were Some time ago con
sidered the Minimum titst they would reach.
" TheF.e, hotvever," adds the American Editor,
"ate not conSia(4ed'asS fair and e.itabliSlied pt ices "
The New York Banks are considered as firm, they
having on llie.'l2th of June; paid not, less than
'half. a million of dollars in discharge of notes
to 'that amount 'given at a large sale of Indian
camutudities. in that -city,: The accounts from
the expedition op the Missouri
.afford, every pr?-
spect that the United States will be able to (las-
possess-the aboriginal inhabitants of. their hods
whenever' such a measure may. snit, the ,views of
the Cabinet' 'of ‘Vashington:. 'Troops had been
conveyed to a great distance up the rider in steam-
boats.; and it teas understood that a post would he
estttblishetl and garrisoned at. the Falls or St. An;..
, . .
London, England, 1819-07-16

MRS. MONDAY.

Costume of Ann Barns a lone satin dregs, trimmed with
blond and pearl.. Head-dress of pink lust, ing, ornamentitd
With pearls and diamonds.

MRS. MEADE.

A Grecian dress of pink awl silver, magiliiieently em-
broidered on net ; rube of rich pink and silver tissue,linishefi
with a superb silver trimming.. Head dress, dianthtids, Sce.
an the Checian style.

dMost of the Gentlemen wore regimental uniforms, and
some few fanry dresses. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes.
of York, Kent; and Sussex, Field-Marshal's dresses ; . his
Royal Highness Pi ince Leopold; a Field-Marshal's dress.

SVORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING RI

10M, JULY IS.

The only. Race that a bet

is made upon this day, was the
F.GRR.
Ic2 to 1 agst Minos
13 to 1 Lisette
20 to I Butterfly
40 to I Tom Tit
25 to 1 -7 any other.

ST. 1.

5 to I aizst Sultan 1
sto I Pocociiranto
8 to The Laird
I P tot -- Pa!marine
to 1 Cardinal Wolsey
2to 1 Sir Walter
Fr nil' Ocrotsea NNETtmn.-
ic matched against Lord Fol
i les.-5 to 4 on Allegro.

-Lord G. Carendish's
Bouiface, for eoug.i. • TIN3o

GREAT FOOI%RAOE .FOR TWO I-WM-MED GUINEAS.'
The Derbyshire runner. Shaw, started against Ti
Warwielishirenian. on Wednesday, near Stilton; to do 14
miles over a two-mile piece of ground, to start at opposite
ends. which excited much iotertit. 'flit: two wiles wet u done
as follow!

SHAW. TRAY.
The first two miles in l 0 min. '2 sec. 10 min. t gee.
Sec.,i4 in
Third in lO 4. 10— 3--
Fttin-th iU
Fifth in lo— 7 10 5
Sixth ite - IS-- 10--- 10
Seventh in - 10. ---- 80.

70 AR 70 55
The ground was measured 450 yards short, in consequence
Hof wi►icb the race is void.
London, England, 1819-07-16

MRS. MANNERS SUIT 3N.

White satin pettieoat; full trinimcd- with broad British
blond.; robe of grey satin, full trimmed with broad Britigh
blond.

MRS. BLOMBERG.

A magnificent dress of tulle and silver, elegantly trimmed
"With 'Hell amber sill, with silver tulips intermixed; bodice of
silver embroidery, confined with antique silver clasps. Head-
dress, a beautiful turban, with a-profusion of rich ostrich
feathers.
London, England, 1819-07-16

and sold to 11;n1 a larze quantity of those good,.
This was the group(' of the ittiormasion, atter..
wards filed in Op- Excli,quer Court by the King's
iVtorney•Gencral, v%hich was followed by O.
art., st of Mr. IVliialtek and:'Mr. Laitigs.
This intotmation was protium! and proved, in
Court, as also ate circumstanies of the, capias 0114
arrest. •

It Was sworn posithfly by Mr. Laing, that he
never had ;Old such articles, or any other, at 'HI,
time, to the defendant, and 'bar be never was AL
home at his town residence etr er 'Change 441'114
on any eveni: gi in thi. months of June, .loly,iko"
gust, or Srptemher
.that he always went. Mime'
diately 'after 'Change to Whitechlit.l, %owe he
took .a choke, and went out to his house at. West
and that the whole of the affidavit
had jitst heard read was utterly false and un°
founded. •

His testimony was corroborated by his mphe'r,i
/atnes Lying, jun. who constantly resides in btu
uncle's► town-house.

Mr. Whalley also proved, that he never in hi.
life saw the defendant until the middle of Oct'v'
ber, 1815,. when_ he found hint living in a roods
in the Rules of the Fleet, in company With 111
man named Wickham ; th:tt he never purchogul
any goons, or had any dealings with him ;
that he was nut from his home at Gloucester
to June, July, August, or September, 1815 ;
nor until the mouth of October, when he csalo
to London.

testimony was corroborated by his wire,
his apprentice, his shopman, and two iespecrable
inhabit,ints of Gloucester, who swore they 504
him at Gloucester on the 10th and 12th of inner
1815 ; and it was proved that he Was dilly at--
tending b's business at his house here, and mad
ing entries in his books, and in, his own htind"
writing, the whole of the months ut. June tintl
July, 1815.
Two letters, written and addres;ed !by the de'
fentlant to Mr. Laing, and dated from the Fleet:
Piison, in April, 1819, were produced anti rem!,
and in these tie confessed his crime, professe4
deep, contrition, implored the lenity of Mr. 1,61)0
and intreated his interfetence with the Commis'
sioner3 of Customs-on hi's behalf.

The defendant, being now can-et! on for his de"
fence, shortly ad,lressed the Court and July, prat
testing his innocence, and added, that the Wan!

of money precluded him from obtaining the sti*
fentlanc, of two witnesses in 1„ his deo
fence, as one of them was at !',iris and the ether
in Clasgnw.

The CHM' JosTics shortly summed up ft/
the Jut y, who found the dotendant Guilty, I"'
he WAS rerminded a'
to the Prison from ,% bol
he came, to be brought up for judgmeut nes4
'Fero).
London, England, 1819-07-16

BETTING'ON OI.IVER AND DONNE

. There
,was very considrrahle betting in the sporting circles
yesterday hetween Oliver aria 'Donnelly, who light on Wed-
nifdtty next, at tS to 4 on Donnelly. There arc various reports
As: to the state of the concOti.oti of the men for the purpose of
bCttiog, but they are well up, to use a sportsman's phrase,
London, England, 1819-05-12

Moors.
D. Dorning, Worsley, Lancashire, innkeeper, May 22, at one,
31, at four, and June 22, at ten, at the Swan Bolton-
le-Moors. Solicitors, Messrs. Adliugton and (o. Bedford-
row; and Messrs. Cross and Co. BOlton-le-Moors.
J. Gelding, Colchester, tanner, May 25, at six, 2S, and June
22, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Ipswich. Solicitors,
Messrs. Brame and Co. Ipswich ; and Mr. 'Nelson, Bar-
nard's Inn, Holborn.
E. Holder, Whyle, Herefordshire, auctioneer, May 19, 20,
and June 22, at eleven, at the Oak and Unicorn Inn, Leo-
minster. Solicitor, Mr. Bach, Furnival's Inn-court, Hol-
born, and Leominster, Herefordshire.
J. Higton and J. Brewer, Broadway, Blackfriars, warehouse-
men, .May Id, 25,And June 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Soli-
citors, Messrs Swain and Co. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry.
J. Austin, Anlersgate-street, corn-dealer, May 22, 25, and
June 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Barber,
Chancery-lane.
DI VI D ENDS.

June 7, W. Braxg, Whitehaven, grocer—June 5, W; 3.
Auckland, Doncaster, sadler-I—Joile 3, R. Bankes, Liverpool,
sail-maker—June 2, T. Gower, Wethersfield, Essex, inalsirr—
May 25, W. Ford; Beckiugton, Somerset, mallster—June 1,
C. Coles, Flect-street, stationer--June 3, M. Cummins, F.-al-
mond), innkeeper—June 2, H. Mullion, Liverpool, mer-
chant—June 3, rWV. Stephenson, Preston, Lancaster, linen-
draper.
CERTIFICATES—JUNE 1.

R. M. Bacon, Taverhaio, Norfolk, paper-manufacturer—
W. Watson and W. Elgic, Lore-lane, merchants—H..J.
Sawyer, B. Tobler, and J. Cumberlege, Leadenhall-street,
werchants—M. Salt, Lane-end, Stafford, flour-dealer--R. H.
Say, Torii, Maidstone, seed•crusher,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •
W. and J. Leigh, and J. Williamson, Lirerpool—G. Scou-
gall. jun. and H. Gompertz, Old City-chambers, merchants--
T. Dickson and, .1. Eastey, Craven-Place, Drury-lane, coach-
masters—R. Jaffray, H. K. Toler, and .1. It. Jaffray, Old
Broathstreet, merchants—S. and L. Solomon, Berkeley-street,
paper-stainers--W. and T. Hoskins, Helston,
Cornwall, plumbers—J. Jennings and J. Naylor, Livetpoo:,
coach-makers—J. Dawson and J. Harker, Penrith, Cumber-
land, coach-makers—R. E. Bowler and E. G. Triquet, White
Lion-court, Birchin-lane, engravers—J. Wheatley and T.
Badger, jnn. Rotherham, York, attornics—S. Jones and :1.
M`hauchlaii, Cooke's-court, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields,
carvers and gilders—W. Moore and J. Banks, jun.. Liverpool,
piaters—E. Pet her and T. Thornton, Tavistoek-street, co.
rent-garden, blacklead-pencil manufactitrers—B. Bennett
and'T. H. Pearce, Birmingham, gold-beaters-.
London, England, 1819-05-12

REGISTER. OF-FASHION.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVESING. '
Earl Derby's Grand Entertainment to the. Directors of the
Ancient Music in Grosvenor-square.
Mr. Bathurst's Grand Cabinet Dinner.
Lady Langford's'Grand Assembly in Berkeley-square.
Aimack's Grand Ball.

SPOttTiNti INT Ij..,ILALIUP,NCE.

NEWNIARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, ISO.

TtIF,IDAY,. MAY l I.
Seventy Guineas for three-yr-old colts; Est. 71b. fillies,
sst.4lh. It.M.
Mr Vansittart's gr. c. by Treasurer
Mr. Wyudlialu's gr. c. hey Octavius, out of Sltitu's dam
Ld Stawell's ch. c. Magtri)t a
Six started—The Judge placed but three.
• 5 t 0.2 on Treasurer c.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY I*Z.-1---4 tJrge propor-
tion:of Monday's supply of Wheat from the borne
Counties of Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, remained
over for this morning's Market, but there being
but few buyers, sales were very heavy, nor could
the finest samples be disposed of without sub-
mitting to a reduction of full Is. per quarter ; as
for the- inferior descriptions, they were
; Barlay is from Is. to 2s. per quarter 10%.er;
the malting season being nearly over, and a large
quantity of Foreign is exposed for sale, for which
there are no buyers, except at very low prices;
Oats were also very heavy, and .oulv fine fresh
Corn could be got off. lu Beans and
,Pease no
alteration,

1) A R I, I A Al ENT.

HOUSE ()l LORDS, MAY 11.

The claim ►st Levis Dvotoke, 'Esti. to the 11a.
tonv of MArtni.m vcs4s further considered in the
Con 01 Attorney-GenerAl
\vas heard oillietirtl 'of the Reties-

tirgrd tiwiroporialice ut the question, as in-.
Volying the principle of 13Aronies .by tennre,
aghilist which • tt.e House trtuierotts. in-
stances decided.---Further consideration post •
poe.ed „
Lord l P,NYiiN re.porfed from the Committee on
Cot ton n!etories.•
The Earl of.SI3AFTIISBURY rt ported from the
Cotkinittee tf-Privileges.oti the ngleses Peetlige.,l
respecting the former-proceedings on the subject.
Petitions were Rresehted by the Nlareptess of
LANspow N front Londonderry,- in favour of -the
Roman Catholic Claiti).4.and train Newry against
the IViottowl'ax.—()rtiered to He upon the table.-
London, England, 1819-07-20

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE RoYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.--Hamlet; Hamlet, Mt,
Young; Ophelia, Dfliss Matthews. titter which, Mother
Goose.

TatEAMF, ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.—(Ist time), Self-
Sacritice Count Ira'wore, Mr. Pearinan; Ida, Miss Kelly.
After which, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Advertise-
ment. To which was added, Raymond and Agues.

PRICE 01
THIS DAY AT t
Bank Stock 228
3 per Ceiit. Red....
per Cent.Cona. G9Lii 70t/4
091
31 per Ceut 79i 80h 79i
per Cent. Navy Ann.. ,04 ft
)03 1044
E. EYTON, St,
(Mice, 2, Co

STOCKS

'ELVE O'CIAICK.

4 per Cents figt-i 89 901
Bank Long Ann.......... IBi
India Bonds...—. .9s. F is. pr.
Excli. Bills, 4s. pr.
ii; 3 2# pr.
Consuls. for August.— G9Li I
7oli 691
,ek-lirolier, Old State Lottery-
and Lowbard-street.

MAILS.
ARntvED-1 D bliu, e Waterford, 1 Lisbon, 1 France,
I Hainburgh.
DUE-1 Gottenburgh, 1 Lisbon, 1 Hamburgb.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
11nrnitig,56 initiates after 1. Evening,. Si minutes after 2.
London, England, 1819-07-20

THE THEATRES.'

COVENT• GARDEN.—The season closed last night
at -this Theatre, with the Tragedy of hamlet,
and the Pantomime of Mother Goose. The part
of Hamlet was throughout admirably performed, by
YOUNG, and was marked by critical precision, as
well animation and dignity. He received the
warm applause of a very numerous audience.
The-Duke and Duchess of KENT were present.
and received every testimony of popular respect,
" God save the King" was given by the Vocal
Performers.—At the end of the play, Mr. Fikw...
CETT came forward and delivered the following
Address to the audience, which excited warm and
reiterated applause

" LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—Again the Proprietors of this
Theatre have to express their grateful thanks for a most pro-
sperous and successful season.

" Aided by your liberal patronage, the National Drama has
been sustained in all its various branches, in a manner (the
Proprietors hope) worthy of this great and enlightened Me-
tropolis.
" If we look back to the performances of the season, we
shall find that 7:ragedy has been supported by a combination
of rare and distinguished histrionic talent; and Authors,
both ancient and modern,, have had their Tragedies acted
With a strength of company perhaps never excelled. Comedy
has kept even pace with her sister Muse, and your plaudits
have greeted the performance of most of our Classical Comic
Writ ers.

"In Opera great advance has been made. The execution
of the most beautiful of Mozairr's Music, with the utmost
precision and effect, is a proof that what has hitherto been
the sole pride and boast of foreign talent, is likewise attain-
able to English musical genius and capacity.
" The lighter pieces have also had their full share of your
favour, and have successfully answered the purposeof exciting
hilarity and good humour.
" The Proprietors, therefore, hope they have only to pursue
the same steps to merit the same encouragement; and rely-
ing confidently on the continuance of your favours, they most
respectfully bid you farewell, Ladies and Gentlemen, until
the day of re-opening, Monday, the 6th of September.
" The Performers beg leave to add their heartfelt acknow-
ledgments for your unvaried kindness and indulgence; and
until our next merry meeting, we wish you all health and
happiness."

ENGLISII OPERA HOUSE.—The new Melo-
Drama which was represented for the first time
last night at this Theatre, under the title of Self-
Sacrefice, or The Maid of the Cottage, is one of
the most interesting pieces of the kind that has
yet been submitted to the Public.—The following
is an outline of the
London, England, 1819-07-20

DEWSBURY.

We have been surprised to read in the Leeds
Newsapers of Monday and Thursday last, that the
principal houses in the woollen-manufacture at
Dewsbury had acceded to the regulations of ad-
vance of price and limitation in quantity of work,
which have been the objects sought for by the la-
bouring classes in entering into the " Union," and
that all is now harmony and peace. These repre-
sentations, we have the best authority for saying,
are at variance with the fact. So far from the diffe-
rences having been adjusted, the combination is
in full operation at Dewsbury, and has extended
to the neighbouring district of Lleckmondwyke,
Batley, &c., where the men have all struck for an
advance of wages. The whole of the blanket
trade is in consequence in a state of stagnation,
and " it remains to be seen,!' says our Corre-
spondent, '' whether the prices demanded can
be afforded to be given, or whether this advance
will drive the trade to places where the combina-
tion does not exist." " The sum demanded," he
adds, " is an advance of about 10 per cent. on
the manufactured goods ; and at the former rate
of wages, the workmen earned from 161. to 2(is.
per week, for eleven hours' work daily. In con-
sequence of this state of things, and the depressed
situation of trade, Messrs. Hallilcy, Son, and
Brook, of Dewsbury, the largest blanket-manu-
facturers in England, have resolved to shut up
their mill ; and at the close of the present week
they will finally suspend their operations."
We learn that the object of die above.mea-

•
. „ „
cionctl " tlnion" lit, to atrvante the place of
labour; an:, 2dly, to ensure constant employ-
ment. And the means proposed for effecting
these object 3 are, Ist, to diminish the hours of
labour and, bily, to restrict the weekly earnings
of the workmen to a sum not exceeding from a
guinea to 245. a week. This sum, it is supposed,
Would, at the advanced prices, be obtained by
eight hours' labour in a clay ; and the 4upply of
goods, the projectors imagine, would, in consg-
quince. be reduced to a level with the demand,
whereby bette": prices would be obtained both at
home and in the foreign markets.—(Leeds Mer-
cury.)
London, England, 1819-07-20

NEcoND F larriON.
!41-

SUN-OFFICE, Two o'CLocK.
//7' e stop the Press to state, that we have since
heard •
there is reason to believe that the report
Alkentlonecl in our first impression is too well-
-3e
tinded. The following Account we have since

itceived from another channel :
II it is stated that the Rioters presbnted
cer-
"in Papers to Earl FiTzwiLLIAN, requiring his

,s.lgriatare, which his Lordship refusing to give,
4° Was instantly Shot dead."

We still dO not vouch for the truth of this
~ta•
ternent, taut we deem it our duty to publish it,
tat the People at large may know what the Re-
16nlers are, and what their characters and conduct

4%ler too probable.

SHIPNEWS .

The East India Company's ships Regent and
Castle Huntly, from C4:na, arrived at St. Ile-
Ittla the 24th May last.
The Dunira and Moffatt were expected to be
‘lBl)4tched from China the latter end of March.

11ENZANCR, JULY 17. —The Lord Hobart
‘ll4eket, from this place for Scilly, struck on a
llek near the Land's End last night, and sunk ;
erew
and passengers saved:
I):DEAL, JULY 19.—Arrived, and sailed for the
"er. the Mariner, WH (TAXER, from Jamaica.
\j'itTSMOUTH, JULY 19.—Arrived the Regret,
4:81-1-BANK, from Manilla. Arrived off this port
e Moira, from Bengal. Sailed the Maria Dutch
tigllte for the 'rex.el.

CUSTOMS' LIST.
4tereet Inwards. , July 19.--Jane and Mary, Steel, Riga;
t~ew Union, Rose, Calais; DrieVriende, Havetrott,Brussels ;
t 4 'lll°llY, Harrison, Si. Pectersburgh ; Atlantic, Pain, Ham.
1111; Netherlande le Prince, Jelsman, Vercum ; Mary, An-
-4ii-.t3"; Riga Betsey, Phillip, Jersey ; Oronoco, Beach-
DeMerara Vrow Illina, Portman, Antwerp ; Dove,
South seas; Albion, Hall, St. Petersburgh ; William,
ebt..uls", •St. Petershurgh; Flying Fish, Smith, Ostend;
• Istlina, Klell, Rotterdam.
E t,„ 'erect Outwards, July I9.—Dorset, Hart, Antwerp ;
k—ikraerce,BarroW,Gibraltal ; Salus, Thompson, Hamburgh;
te's Augusta, --, Rotterdam; Prince of Orange,
44's, Rotterdam.
tit:4°w/ Outwards, July 19.—Lonely Ann, Gibson, Hayti ;
ill, Rotterdam; London Packet, Aspill, Ostend;
Crusthwait, Mirarnichi ; Ann, Cuthbert, Miramichi.
London, England, 1819-07-20

NOTTINGILINI.

During the present week, a paper was zealous-
ly banded about for signatures, requesting the
Mayor to call a public meeting, to take into
consideration the question of Reform. On its be-
ing presented to the Mayor, he deemed it ad-
visable to consult with his brother Magistrates
upon the subject, and in ;the end be 'dosed to
comply with the requisition. We understand that
the requisitiGnists have, in consequence, deter-
mined to convene a meeting themselves ; and
an advertisement, announcing the same, was ac-
cordingly brought to our Office last night, but for
reasons which, under existing circumstances, must
be sufficiently obvious:to every one, we decline in-
serting it.—(Nottingham Journal.)
London, England, 1819-07-20

WAKEFIELD.

Monday evening some Radical Reformers met
at the Elephant and Castle, Wakefield, for
the professed object of deciding upon the
propriety of holding a Public Meeting in that
place. The number of those assembled was con-
temptible, to say nothing of their eharacters and
situaticia in life. Mr. Metre appeared amongst
them, but a violent disqgreement of opinion
taking place between him and some others
of these Reformers, the Meeting broke up
after a warm altercation, without settling
any of the objects for which it had been called.—
A vote of censure was passed up )u several per-
sons, as tinsel-faced cowards, for not making their
appearance amongst them. As far as the evidence
of this Meeting may be relied upon, the cause of
these Radical Reformers has yet made but little
progress in Wakefield.
London, England, 1819-07-20

SIR ROBERT KER PORTER.

'lll.
svii
ti's Gentleman has so much distinguished him-
oy his talents and acquisitions, and possesses
itiiii.estimable qualities in private lite, that we
iiisysil'"ch pleasure in the opportunity of stating
tiPresent pnrsuits and the expected consequences.
e
" also otherwise interesting, in being the bro-
se! °f two Ladies, whose literary powers are de-
i)el,.%:"Y in high repute with the public, and whose
of "'le
Qiar.
f ,'"" merits endear them to a numerous circle
nds.
11.1t.I.11Ac'i hi A LETTER FROM ST. PETERSBUROII.
Sot:LI courier., just arrived from Tefiis, has brought
130-le. interesting accounts of Sir ROBERT KER
to 4TER, Who is again at Tabriz, but 1 am happy
say, on his return to us, from one of the most
txt
-htive tours in that part of the world that has
tpaßyer been completed by an European. He has
e'eretSed the ancient empire of the Mules and
‘vbletlitans. in every direction ; exploring ruins
in t have baffled all former research, and visit-
tler tracks famed in antiquity, on which no e
tan Traveller, till then, had set his foot. hasH
ken views of the most celebrated places,—lspa-
ee:;Ecbatana, Persepolis, for instance (not ex-
res'tt•itig the plains of Babylon, with all its inte-
pt. tog oblects), and made new and useful geo-
,.aphic • 0
to b: "1 observations, which, and the views, are
tea c, transferred to the Engraver, when the whole
Ivealt of his labours is committed to the press.--
4,., ,are told here, that this is to be done in Eng-
where an eminent Bookseller has engaged
irk Publish these Asiatic Travels ; and, of course,
t.ttp.style due to the pen and pencil of Sir R.
to 4 which have already done so much honour
ts OWU country, and to ours."

111114 ARTS.--It is with much pleasure we state
tw
ibe\ eaththY Mr. IargWARD, e ALLEGO
oilßthe subjICAL PICTURE
ect of the Dow
BATTLE
paint-
be
„"
"tATERLOO, is very forward, and promises to
as honourable to the talents of the Artist,
sith,• well as to the heroic character and
kis'vernents of our Country on that me-
it le occasion. The Duke of \VELLINGTUN
thlrenl9, accompanied by the Right Honourable
theAaL4s LONG, recently visited the Artist, for
hitPurPuse of inspecting the Picture, and both
Ified high aprobation of the manner in which
!übject hasp been treated. The Picture is to
cetera Placed in Chelsea Hospital, among those gallant
n
l)so„ ,8 WllO, having served their country, are now
still supported by it ; and to tender the piece
of vi rore interesting, it is said that the Duke
Arti:LiaNcTorr has condescended to give the
Prib-: a" opportunity of presenting him as the
elPal figure.

At the .
UPI, e Winchester Sessions last week, General
444,44.-
ii al NEVILLE
,CAMERON, of Leigh-House,
i
'Vert. - 'VI:" JOLLIFFE, Esq. M.Y. tor Petershe c ,
444.- (I"alifietl to act as Magistrates !—(HainP-
le.iPc4Per.)
tJrde're LiAbt received
Horse Volunteers have
rtJlr -4
t 0 assemble at their head-quatters to-mor-
lbotning, at ten o'clock.
London, England, 1819-07-20

GENERAL DEVEREUX'S EXPEDITION.

The Laforey transport, having part of General
Devereux's Legion on board, put into \Vatertord
on Sonday se'onight, in consequence of a muti-
nous disposition which manifested i(if on board.
In the following account of this event.:N discon-
tent is attributed to the want of proviWin.; but
this part of the statement is contradicted by. the
Dublin Papers, in which it is• asstrted that the
Laforey has, by the express order of General De-
vereux, nearly double the quantity allowed in the
British transport service, for the same number of
men for a voyage of three months, thou4ll the
voyage to the Laforey's place of destination is
usually performed in less than six weeks. Some
of these men evinced a turbulent spirit at Liver-
pool, and were about to be dismissed the service,
but on a solemn promise of future good conduct
they were taken on board:—
" WATERFORD, JULY 13.—The ship Laforey,
having on board a division of Colonel Mead's Re-
giment, attached to General Devereux's Legion,
under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Young,
which sailed from Liverpool about five days ago,
put into this harbour on Sunday evening, in con-
sequence of a mutinous disposition having mani-
fested itself among the men. About 50 of them,
whose appzarauce is truly wretched. have been put
on shore, and lett to provide for themselves as
f hey can. We have not been able to ascertain to
our satisfaction the true cause of this measure ;
the Officers anew?, . we underatand,• that they
found it necessary to disinctonber themselves of
these people, in consequence of some of them be-
ing dis'eased, and others having evinced such a
refractory spirit as was likely to put an end to all
subordination among the remainder—while the
men, it is sail, concur in declaring, that thete
was not an ad. (pate supply of provisions on board,
that they were of the worst description, and that,
they were served out to them in vet y scanty por-
tions. ‘Ve are not sufficiently informed on the
subject to be able to pronottoce an opinion as to
the truth of either statement." .

WHITEHALL, JUNE 29, 1819.-1119 Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT bath been pleased
to grant unto SUSANNAH HOUELON, the widow of
Jacob Viotti)ion, laic of Hallingbury Place, Essex,
Esq. eldest and now- only surviving daughter
and heir of John Archer, of Coopersale House,
in the Parish of Thoydon Girnon, in the County
of Essex Welford, in the County of Berks ;
and Highlow, in the County of Derby, Eq. by
Mary his wife, third daughter of John, sycotol
Ertl Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton, or the Cottnty
of Tyrone, deceased, and grand-daughter of ‘lrtn.
Ar,cher, of Coopersale House, aforesaid, E q. by
Susannah, only daughter of Sir John demon, of
Culverthorpe, i.• the County of Lincoln, Bart.
his Majesty's Royal License to take and use the sur-
name of Newton, in addition to that of Houblon,
and hear the arms of New ton quarterly %vitli those
of Alcher;