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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-21

THE THEATRES.

DRURY*LANE.—Brutits had another bumper last
night, and went oti with as much energy, and
niche es forcible an impression on the audience as
at &at. KEAN, and the rest of the Performers,
far from tiaeging,by repetition, seem to act with
an alilln,slion increased by SUCCESS,

COvENT-GARDZN --Miss STEPHENS returned
to this theatre last night as Didna Vernon, in the
comic opera of Rub Roy, and never did we witness
a more flattering reception than she experienced
from an audience that completely filled the Thea-
tre. She looked very %veil ; but she was so much
agita'ed by the zealous and repeated acclamations
of welcome, that it was some time before he
could recover from the effect upon her feelings.—
She then exerted herself with all her power, and
delighted the audience by admirable skill and
taste in her musical efforts, as well as in tic sim-
plicity, and unaffected grace of her acting. The
whole went off with eclat.
London, England, 1819-01-21

[B;ll.ish Press 1

nnderstand t!u Miiiiiers have it in con-
templation to repeal ell the present exioing Acts
I'diliameni atfecting the Customs and Excise,
for the purpose of consolidating them into one
general Act. This plan has been sng,desterl by
the great loss and injury su.taineil in the com-
mercial world, from the doubts and difficulties
arising front contradictory clauses in lie several
i,incprted Acts own, the various articles in these
two great branches of ;he public revenue. The
plan, when carried into effect, will alfoicl great
relief to merchants.

[Morning llef aid.]

Lord Castlereagh, we are sorry to state, ex-
perienced yesterday forenoon a severe relapse of
tie goin, which confined his Lordship to his
room His Lordship 114 d invited between 30 and
40 Nobk men and, Gentlemen to dine with him
yesterday, and not being able to meet them, Lord
Stewart did the honours of the table in his Lord-
ship's absence. Among the company invited
there kete pre:enr Earl of Limerick, Earl of
Aherdeeo. Lord Binning, Sir William Scott, Sir
William Grant, Mr. littskisson, Mr. Arbuthnot,
Mr. Hamilton, Mr. I,,,,hington, &c.

[Morning Post.]
EARL PAL/LET, K.T.—By the lamented and
unexpected demise of this excellent Nobleman
(though his countenance and fignre indicated the
most excellent health) the Lord Lieutenancy of
Somerset shire, as also a green ribbon of the Or-
der of the Thistle, and a Lordship of the King's
Bedchamber, become vacant. 'the late Earl, in
1782, married first, Mary, the only daughter of
Admiral Sir George Pococke, K. 8., by %Thom be
bad several children. The eldest son, Lord Hin-
ton (uow Earl Paolet) was bOT I) in 1783, and
was a Member of the last Parliament. His Lord-
ship married econdiy, not lontr since, Lady Smith.
Burgess, relict Of Sir John Smith Btirgess, Bart.
London, England, 1819-01-21

LONDON JOURNALS.

TR.0:11 THE MORNING PAPERS OP THIS DAY.

LiVorning Chronicle.]

The last letters front Bombay bring afflicting
accounts of the, mortality arising from the cholera
inorbus, which raged in the Deran during the
months of July and August, and had not been en-
tirely overcome, though greatly decreased, in
Sepr•iuber. Tire general symptoms are vi•alent
vomiting and purging, cramp in the extremities,
extending to the abilomen and muscles of the
chest, great thirst and , burning beat in the
bowels ; the eye becomes covered with a thick
film, sinks into its socket, and becomes fixed.—
The most successful remedies have been large
doses of calomel and opium, with warm bathing,
&c. It has been chiefly mortal among the nal i►es ;
Europeans have suffered. About 2000 of the
natives died at a religious place called Ponder-
pore. Of the Europeans who have fallen a sa-
crifice to the malady we have to lament the loss of
Lientenant-Col. Lyall, who was carried off in six
hours, and of Lienrenatit Indtc—both on the
Bombay Establishment.
London, England, 1819-01-21

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Jim 20. ,ask
The LORD CHANCELLOR this day again Prella,
in his Private Chamber at Lincoln's Jon
His Lordship came at eleven o'clock, anti -06'
occupied till two in the hearing of motions, 0°.e.,,
of which exhibited any feature in the least it'
resting, save to the parties concerned.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, JAN. 20.
The VLCE•CHANCELLOR came into Court at
set
o'clock, and proceeded to hear the causes Ili
down for hearing this day. , They were
devod of interest to a general reaaer, eonsistir.
principally rat cases that have been aired)? ;le
gued, and now came before the Court utic'l‘c-'
Guns and demurrers.
London, England, 1819-01-21

P 0 3 T ft

THE ti-lOICE.
you ask, Were I to change my Wei
What sort o girl 11,1 take to wife t
Nat one who coy oi easy gems;
I hate alike the two exti vows i
The girt must nvti I'd call au'
Say No too oft, nor YES tout soon.
THE OLD PCSEtt

FUR THE SUN.

GATIALUS.

MIL Et yrtin,-aPrOvitied thy plan itieett
your approbation, it is itiy interition to present
to the Public; itirdtigh the thediurri of yorit raper,
a. comph:re li4lish Version of the Poem's of
CATULLUs—treinsldting sometimes literally, some-
time., imitatively, Ns my vein May incline, or us
it ni.ty be ekpedient, froth the necessity of soften-
ing down some of the innelicacirs with, which his
beauties are but too much disfigured. I begin
with the first.
" Quoi dorm tepid= novena liT.ctinan
Arridu mudo pumice txpolitum ?"
Touch'd, and retoneled, to What kind friend
Shall I toy simple volume send?
Trri.F.;,, to thee—it is thy doe—
For titon with some regard didst vie*
111 y trifles...nor e'en then disown,
When thou of Scotland's suns alone
Didst dare all facts, by time enrull'd,
In two small Volumes to unfold,
With learning great and labour too I.
Take then this book—it is thy dur—
And may, 0 friendly Muse: its pages,
By thy hind favour, live fur ages.

*,* We shall he happy hi availing ourselves
of this offer from an old and valuable Correspon-
dent.

REGISTER OF 14ASIIION.

AnareAt.s.—Earl and Countess of Galloway, in Hanover-
square, from Galloway House, North Britain ; Marquis and
Marchioness of Tavistoels, in Arlington-street, from Woburn
Abbey; Marquis and Marchioness of Bute, from Luton Parh :
Lord and Lady James Stuart, from the North ; Earl of Essex,
in Hill-street, from Cashiohury Park ; Lord and Lady Holland,
in St. James's-square, front Ainpthill ; Lady Owen, at her
house in Portman-square; Lord Dundas, in Arlington-street,
from Yorkshile ; Lord Boyne, from Ludlow; Lord Melbourne,
at Whitehall, from Px.sanger ; Marquis and Marchioness of
Lansdowne, from Bow:aid, at Lansdowne House ; Lady
Mnk, from Bognor; the Earl of Alierg.ivenny, Lady Har-
t-err, and Miss Neville, from their seat, Sussex ; the Earl and
Countess of Warwick, from a tour; Marchioness of Donegall,
from a tour.

DErAartmEs.—The Dolie of Bedford, for Woburn Abbey,
from Hamill on-place ; Earl and Countess of Waldeg.rave, fur
No; vi4roelt ; Earl of Btlainghamshire, for (iunhy Paris;
Lord Ebrington, for Wesibrook, from Grosvemm -square; J.
R. Cuthbert, Esri. for Broadstaits ; Sir G. Robinauu, Bart.
fur Cranford; Sir E. flarropp, Bart. for Clirion.•
London, England, 1819-01-21

CONTRACT FOR FLOUR.

ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN, AT GREENWICH,
January 14, 1818.
SUCFI PERSONS as may be willing to Con-
tract for Supplying this Hospital with Five Hundred
Sacks of FLOUR, may deliver in their Proposals to the Di-
rectors of the said Hospital at this Place, on Saturday,
the 23q Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon ; and in
the mean time he furnished with Forms of Proposals, and
acquainted with further particulars, by eacfuiring at the
Steward's Office here.

N. B. No Proposal will be received after the hour aforesaid,
nor will any be attended to that are not agreeable to the said
Forms, nor unless the Parties personally appear.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jan. 20, 1819.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
ED-a- COMPANY of _ MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,

That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be
held at.their 'House in•Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY,
the Od February acid:, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
for the special purpose of laying before the Proprietors, OFFI-
CIAL DOCLINIENTS respecting the late MILITARY OPERA-
TIONS in INDIA; and Resolutions of Thanks adopted in
consequence by the Court of Direc►ors.
The above-mentioned Papers are now open for the Inspec-
tion of Abe Proprietors at this. House.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

FSSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and superior
1 SAUCE fur FISH, equal in strength to Essence of
Anchovies, hut far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad-
vantage of not turning rancid. The immense demand for it
is a convincing proof of the estimation it is held in by those
who have tried it. The Propuktors natter themselves, that
wherever it is once used, it will °Wain a pee-eminence ever
all other Sauces for Fish.

Made by C. Di nmore and Son ; and sold by T. Powell and Son
111, Holborn-hill, Corner of Hatton-garden. The Public
are respectfully requested to observe, that each bottle has
the signature of C. Ditnuore and Son ; none other is ge-
nuine ; this caution is necessary, as there is a spurious arti-
cle now on sale.
London, England, 1819-01-21

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

ADUE Atter tion to Children's Hair is of the
greatest importance, both as to utility and elegance.
A more acceptable present to youth of both sexes cannot be
granted, than a supply of ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL.
It eradicates the scurf, &c. extremely easy, and residers the
!lair 6rm—increases its growth—renders it soft, curly, and
glossy ; in short, produces a beautiful head of Hair. Price
3s. 6d. 105.6 d. and one guinea per bottle, with a Treatise
enclosed.

Sold wholesale and retail bythe sole Proprietors, A. ROW.-
LAND and SON, Nu,l, Corner of Kirby-street, first turn-
ing on the rights Hatton-garden, Holborn, London; and, by
appointment, Loy all Perftnuers and Medicine Venders.
* CaurtoN.—To avoid COunterfeits, ask for ROW-
LAND'S Nlaiassar Oil ; and observe that each genuine bottle
is signed on tire outside label in red ink, "A. Rowland and
Son." Also Rowland's interesting Essay on the curious
Structure and Preservation of the Huinau Hair; Second
Edition, 3s.
London, England, 1819-09-22

RESOLUTION OF THE lONIAN SENATR, SEPT. 30, 1813.
. . . . .

In a speech to the Senate, the President. after having ex-
tolled in the highest terms the viruses of Sir T. Maitland, and
his numerous claims upon the gratitude of the people of the
lonian Islands, for his unrennitted and paternal care in rais-
ing them to the highest degree of glory, power, and opulence,
of which their country is susceraible, proceeds to say—
"-It is only its this single point of view (for I reserve in
my own breast the respectful sentiments which unalterably
attach me, as an individual, to General Maitland), that I
propose fur your sanction the project of resolution which I
sl►all now order to be read to you.
" From motives of the profoundest gratitude on five part
of the lonian People,
" Resolved, t. That the Grand Cross of St. Michael and
St. George, which is to decorate Sir Thomas Maitland, Lord
Commissioner of his Majesty the Sovereign Protector
of these States, in his quality of Grand Master of the said
very distinguished Order, shall be set with brilliants; and
the 'accessory decorations, as well as the clasp, shall have the
same en►tbellishments, the first in the form of a radiant star,
and the Tatterin that of two bees.

" 3. That a Deputation of the Executive Power of awe
States shall, on the arrival of his Excellency, be charger/ to
request that he will be graciously pleased to accept of this
slight pledge of the gratitude of the lonian People.
" 3. That the Secretary for the General Department, and
the General Treasurer, Mewer, Esq. or Mr. John
Cartwright, his delegate) shall he charged with the execution
of this resolution, each in so far as concerns his department.
"Approved, " FREDERICK ADAM,
Lord High Commissioner pro temport.
" FREDERICK HANKEY,
" Baron Theotoky. Private Secretary.
s, Sidney G. Osborne, Secretary of the
•
Senate for the Ganeral Department."
London, England, 1819-09-22

THE MARKEL'S.

CORN•EXCHANGE, SEPT. 22.—Our Wheat trade
was exceedingly heavy this morning, and, in ad-
dition to a considerable quantity that remained
over from Monday's arrivals, we had a fresh sup-
ply from Suffolk, and although a few picked sam-
ples obJained Monday's prices, to effect sales of a
larger quantity, a reduction of full is. per quar-
ter was obliged to be submitted to. What little
New Barley appeared to-day was so interior its
quality that the Maltsters could not buy it, but
prime samples sold on full as good terms us ors
Monday. In other articles there is no alteration.
London, England, 1819-01-26

EAST INDIA AFFAIRS.

Mr. IlumE rose to move for certain Papers re-
lative to the Administration of Justice under the
Government of the. East India Company in India.
While on his legs, he would beg to put a question
to the President of the hoard of Control. When
the Itight Hon. Gentleman came to lay those
Papers before the House, which were to be given
on the subject of its military affairs, he wished
to know if be proposed to offer any in explana-
tion of the conduct of General Sir Thomas Hislop,
in hanging the Governor of u Fort after lie had
surrendered ? He was proceeding to animadvert
on this action, when
The SPEAKER said he was sure the Hon. Gen-
tleman would excuse him tot reminding him that
when (luestiou a were asked, it was not convenient
to enter into a discussion of the subject to which
they referred. •

Mr. Hume begged pardon ; be had no wi,l) to
take a cons se that was inconvenient to the House.
Ile merely wished to know if an explanation of
that extraordinary transaction tvuild be given ?
Mr. CANNING had no disposition to refuse an
answer to the question, though he thought it had
been put in rather an invidious iight. Uudouht-
edly among the pa pets the Hon. Gentleman would
find all the information he could desire on the
proceeding to which he had alluded. Whether or
not that information would be satisfactory to him.
he could not say, and this was not the time when,
in fairness to the subject, to the individual whose
conduct was called in question, or to the lion.
Gentleman himself, he could offer an opinion
on it.-Ihe papers were orderer?.
London, England, 1819-01-26

HUNT AND GOD SAVE TIIE

Letter
We yesterday received the. following 0
from an authority on whi. h we depend 5 but tO,
late for insertion then. It is, however' s° b
be
nourable to the town of Manchester, and in°st
'
orle
so gratifying to the feelings of a loyal Pe 3'
throughout the Empire, with, we trust, COnero
tively few exception's, that we readily admit if IiI
day :

here
`` M --TheANCHESTER, JAN. 23 --The Thee
was last night honoured by Mister FitiNT exhi 011,
ing his Adonis-like person in the Stage 13";
companied by 'rho/11MS Ch apm nn,lf and or
seller ; Nich 0133 WI, if worth, corn-dealer; fin" ed
seph Johnson, brush-maker —The brY n'isrits
over quietly, with the of a few
iron' the Gallery of and
!{Uhe,;rY'
ghts of Mau,'---' No Corn La WI; &C' ie
Of
After the Play was over, ;he inilionto'rtn
, rt„
the respectable part of the aoilience horst I°,l'l,
in an universal cry for G6d save the
which was snug by the whole of the prn,:liare
Persona, joined in full chorus by the dnejolt
standing uncovered, with the exception °' ale
and his three followers, notwithstanding e,
repeated cries from every part of the 11°',,
tre
take off your hats,' stand np," for sbameibis
On their obstinate refusal to comply with
call, the cry became general, tutu therwOok
' turn 'em out 1' And a few loyal souls then 1° of
the trouble of turning Hunt atit! his gang. 00"
the Box. pt
" But now comes the cream of the joke'
nearly the close of the first act of the r
Hunt and his party again entered the 13 '
few
faint attempts were made from some °'
, • the
party who bad been previously stationeti
Gallery to cheer them, but they were inetiln of
drowned by hisses and groans from every Pirif re
the House. At the conclusion of the act p—jellie
was again an universal cry for God sait.v
Anb
King,' and the Performers came forward, snare"s
it with greater energy, if possible, than beie.o
During the second singing, Hunt and his, to. f
not liking the sample they had already felt " alt
MAnchester audience, actually stood up and
to
ilia c.
g,
off their bats. The audience which
together this night by the appearance of 19 uLI
Booth in the Honey Moon, was respectable lit-et
numerous, and never was a performaoce be!
received, nor God save the King' called lot
1 ad
more unanimous manner. Thus has Mr, flitnrobe
a true specimen of the feelings towards bit" "100,
respectable and loyal inhabit 4nts of this PoPorry
town, and we suspect he will not be in I'
again to pollute ow' streets with his presence'
London, England, 1819-01-26

BANK RESTRICTION.

The CHANCELLOR Of the EN CH ECIATR said, that
it had been his intention to have at 'au early period
brought before the House a propositivo for coati-

. .
the Bank Restriction for a iongei tiMe. , Tie
had afterwards postponed his proposition till th'e
Right Hon. -Gentleman's motion should he dis-
posed of. He was now to take, a different Cottr:se.
ln consequence of A coninitthicat ion he had had
with the Committee of Bank Directors, be thotight
that imp-dry should precede any definite measure
for extendinf; the period of restrietion.. He shma,
therefore, upon the Right Honotirable Gentle-
man's bringing forward his motion, move for a
Committee of Secrecy, to int-little into the neee-s-,
city of the measure.

Mr, TIEUNEY said, tha.t he would certainly per-
severe and bring forward his motion, not‘Vith•
4tandifig the chang,e of course announced by
the Right lion. Gentknian. The course nokv
proposed was, all a trick it bad been extorted
from a Nveak4Adminittratiriii by those who, frit
themselves their n►asters. 'k
London, England, 1819-01-26

42 tOYAL BURGHS.

Lord A. [Lortt,Ton gave notice, that he 'should
in the eoutse of the present Session bring forward
a bill to regulate the Royal BurghS in Scotland
before fixing the day on which he sboOld bring it
forward, he wished to know when it Would be
convenient tor the Lord Advocate to attend.

Mr. fiu.tvotsß BATHURsT'eohid not at present say
whether any opposition was intended against the
motion of the Noble Lord or .no,. The Lord Ad-
vocate would he detained by his professional du-
ties in Scotlandiill the eatf of February, and was
not expected to arrive in England • before the be-
ginning of March. - OiLa question of general im-
portance to the Country, it might pernaps be re-
quisite that the Lord Advocate should attend be-
fore that period ; but as this was not a question
of that nature, he requested the Noble Lord to
postpone his motion till 11. e [JONI Advocate should
be able to appear in his place without inconve-
nience to his other duties.
Lot d Aticti. HAMILTON replied, that he should
have been glad to have accominodated the Learned
Lord, had such accommodation been coasi:teot
with his sense of duty ;- unfortunately, it was
not. He should, therefore, fix his motion for to-
mot row fortnight.
Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST said, that the Noble
Lord had completely misunderstood him ; he did
not mean to ask for any indulgence fot the Lord
Advocate; that Learned Gentleman would always
he found in the
,House, whenever his public duty
demanded that he should be there.

• The m,,tion was then, after a short convelsa-
tion, defitsitively fixed for to-morrow fortnight.
Mr. litroGoEN brought up the Report of the
Committee on Expiring Laws.—lt was receistd,
and ordered to be printed.
Mr. CLIvE presented the Fifth Report of the
Commissioners for inquiring info the duties, fees,
and emolnments of the different Officers of the
Courts of Justice in Scotland ; and the Fifth and
Sixth Reports of the same Commissonets, for Ile.
land.—Ordered to lie on the table, and be ptintcd.
On the further .consideration of the Speech of
the Lords Commissioners,
The CH ANC Et.t.oß of the EXCHEau en Moved ;kit
the passage in the said speech addresz•ed to the
Fltmse of Commons be referrer) to a Committee
of Supply.
_ _

It ‘.t.iisordered that this motion should he taken
into consideration to-mnrrow.

HOLYHEAD IWAD.

On the motion or Sir HENRY PARNELL, a Select
Committee was appointed to iognire and report as
to certain improvements on the roads troth Lund Oil
to Elotyllead.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1819-01-26

to be entrw,terl with that high Charge his Royal
'Highness the Duke of York. This Illustrious
Person was, he considered, from his high station,
his near relationship to the King, and his de..
servediy eminent character, peculiarly fit to be
entrusted with the care and custody of the King's
sacred Person ; and it any additional argument
were wanting to prove the propriety of this.
choice, he could say,hcho no doubt that, could
the King now ex press a wish as to who should
have the care of him, his Majesty wouhkccrtainly
desire that it might he the Duke of York. His
Royal Highness would of course administer this
charge, as in the case of her late Majesty, with
the assistance of a Council. Ile now, therefore,
presen ed a. Bill for the purpose. of confiding the
Care aril Custody of his Majesty's sacred Person
to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. Se-
veral of the Clauses in the former Act were re•
enacted in it, in order to avoid the ambiguity
al ;slug from merely referring to them, and blanks
were left for the names of the Connell. One new
appontment became necessary, in consequence of
the tlea!lb of a 'Noble and-Learned Friend of his
Ellenborongb). WA) regard to the pTo•
'press of the Bill, he thon,ht it would be ad-
visAle to proceed upon it de die in diem Ihe
should therefore now move the first readiog, and
that the 13111 he jr, inter! ; and he proposed to move
the second reading to-morrow (this day) ; if the
p, huts were then upon the table.
'Dip Bill was read a first time, and ordered to
be printed. _ .

Adjo,tired till to-tnorrow ((his day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SFr NKER Took the Chair about four o'clock,
erd ni.mher of Menii)ers, who had not }nevi-
Dock., bez•ft sworn, took the tonal oaths.
Mr. Fi..;LAY presynted a petition from the Sub-
Isrrihets to the Cranstoutt Water Works, praying
for leave to amend their former Act.—Ordered to
lie on the table.

General GASCOIGNE brought n(► the Report of
the Committee on the Liverpool Marl.ets.—Or-
tiered to lie on the table.

The Hon. B. LYGON tnoyed, that an Ae-
entity of the Doty on Hops, for the year ISIS,
distingoishing the old from the new, be laic) before
the House.—Ordered. _

i\lr. WEOTTESLEY moved for an Account of the
Rents and Profits of all Lands .appropriated to
Chi it Purposes, and claiming to be exempt
from Taxes.—Ordered.

'Petitions ngainst Abe return of the Members for
Evesham, Nottingham, and Be'verley, in York-
shire, were presented, and ordered lo be taken
into consideration on the 7th of February, and
the 2d and 4th of March.
London, England, 1819-01-26

FOR THE SUN.

MISS O'NEILL.
Mll. Eprroa,—ln consequence of a .malicious represeflitr;
tion, industriously sent to some of the Public Paperst3ssert
that a Performer of Covent-Garden Theatre had resig,ed io
Articles in consequence of my refusing to play with ber
think it a duty to that Public who accept my humble eff4..e'r
with so much indulgence, to state that I never had an 'll4c
Con to appear with any Performer in the Theatre, ~Pt 11
1 in any instance presumed to interfere in the cast of piece4'
which belongs to the Proprietors and Managers, and not td

myself.
I beg leave to declare, that I never decline a character tAi
with reluctance, and from a conviction that I cannot so re'
present it as to deserve that favour I uniformly experience'
In furtherance of this assertion, I subjoin my refuol f
Mary Streart, addressed to Mr. Harris, in answer t° 111°
earnest application on the subject, which refusal was writteidit
at a time when I could have no idea that any statement w°ll
come before the Public.

I am, Sir, your's, &c.

E. O'NEI

Clarges-street, January 15, 1319'
MY DEAR MR. HARRIS,—YOII must be convinced of my re 3•
diners to oblige you, and my great repugnance to refuse all
character in which I con:d appear without destroying theret;
putation I have gained ; I therefore trust that you will 37;01" A
my wishes of not performing the part of Mary Stuart. I l!aci''
again read it with the greatest attention, and %iish if
to accept it ; but I find that it is out of my power to
lmake
single eject in it. With this impression, you wi °fit'

trust, any further press it upon me.
Believe me, it ever was, and still is, my earliest 10511 f°
do all in my power to forward the interests of Covent-Gar
den, but I cannot entirely sacrifice my feelings by aPPealjrt6.
nightly before a Public, to whom I owe so much, an"
wards whom I feel so grateful, in characters in which the.;
is not a single opportunity fur discharging what I think
bu
my duty. In the meantime,

Believe me your's, &c.

To H. Harris, Esq.
London, England, 1819-01-19

DARING BURGLARIES, ROBBERIES, &c.

UNTION-HALL.-Yesterday Collingbourne and
Hall, the Police Officers, arrived in town with a
daring and most notorious character, named
James Derail, whom they brought from Hertford
Gaol, charged with being concerned, with a gang
of five others, in committing numerous burgla-
ries, highway robberies, &c. in the counties of
Hertford, Essex, and Surrey. It is also stated,
that two of the gang are suspected of being con-

10
eerned a murder which was •perpetrated e % s
two years and a half ago, at Beardon, D'scs;
by shooting a tradesman named Trigg. The trap
action is undergoing an investigation, andnntuTbe
further is suffered to transpire at present•
prisoner is a young man, and was formerly cod for
tiered as very respectable. He was committe
re-examination this day week'.

A .singular and interesting circumstance °e;
curred in Dumfries, on the first day of the Pregelto
year. The father of a family had the haPP.`ll,eo
of ne;ng surrounded at dinner with no less 10
1;0,
thirty-six , children and grated-children, %/bl
with nine that died in infancy, make it Pr°get
of forty-five persons.
London, England, 1819-01-19

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPF,IO; OF TIM DAY.

[Morning Post.)

Both Houses of Parliament continue to be oc-
cupied with swearing in their Members. Of the.
Lords not more than 80 have yet taken the oaths ;
in the Commons the number already sworn in
upwards of 330. This necessary preliminary kill
probably occupy. the whole of this (lay and to-
mortow_and On Thursday, it is expected, tl‘e
Session will be opened by Commission: The Speech
to be. deli,cred. by .the Lords Commissiooers has
probably by this time received the sanction ..of his
Royal Highness thi,Prinee Regent.

[New Times]

As this is the settling day at ase Stork Ex-
chat ge, prior to the opening of the account ,most of
the individuals yesterday were engaged in making
up their accounts, and consequently but little bu-
siness was done; nor did any fluctuatinn,wbat,
sorver take place. Consols were 78i without the
Dividend, and for the Account 791 to The
Funds were considered at the 'close or the market
to be. looking up • and the. complaint of the
scarcity of money appeared to be, as anticipated,
weiciy temporary.
London, England, 1819-01-19

-

110LY'REAb, JAN. 1-7.—A vessel 41roire Oil Shore
this Morning in Carnarvon Bav, about 12 miles
from this Ilead ; she is gone to piee'es, and 811
on hoard have perished. A niece of her log-book
has been fohnti, by which she appears to be the
Jane, of Liverpool, FORD, Master, from Domi•
nice. Nothing is ace(' of her cargo but some
empty sugar hogsheads.
DEAL, JAN. 18 --Remain the whole of tht
outward and homeward-bound ships, all well.
RAMSGATE. JAN. 18.—Came in the Edward,
RumDAN, from Penzance to Lodon, with loss of
an anchor and cable. No itileiligence yet of the
James and'So?Ahia.

I'ottTSMo►UTH, JAN. 18.—The whole of this
day it has blown very strong flout) NV. N.W.; but
at present it is more moderate fron► N.V.
WHITEHAVEN, JAN. 15.--The Auglam, from
Troer to Ireland, on entering this harlinnr, was
drove by a heavy sea against the North Pier,
stove in her larboard bow, and in nediately stink
within the entrance ; cargo discharging in hopes
of getting her into saf,ty next' title.
LIYERPOOL, JAN. 17 —Arrived the Richard,
M'CLuNe, from Calcutta ; stilled the 24th A.tg ,
and from the Sand Heads the lOth Sept. in COM!'
pang with the Hindost an, for Liverpool. The
Bombay Castle, MANN, from Bombay, last from
Ireland, was driven against the Prince's Dock
-Wall, but was got off by the excitions of the
pilot without damage. There is a htig its Bootle
Bay, said to be from the Mediterianvan, with a
signal of distress flying, and `without a single
sail.
London, England, 1819-01-19

CUSTOM ti LP; r.

Extered Inward, Jan. 18.—Margaret, Thomas, Leghorn.;
Ridley, Ridley, Malta ; London, Hudson, Cadiz ; John,Wills,
Leghorn.
Entered Outwards, Jan.• vi Wrens, lia vre ;
London Packet, Tracey, Boston ; Sehootman, Rotter-
dam; Emperor Alexander, Davison, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared Outwards, .lan. 18.—Aleft, Mann, Hamburg!):
Lovely Ann, Burghes, Smyrna; Stockton, Linglry,Calcutta;
True Blue, Baker, Rotterdam; Neptune, Sliogsberg, Alicant.
London, England, 1819-01-19

[The Tinzes,]

We have received the Bombay Courier of the
12ib of September—the following is the only
extract of any interest. We understand that
Dburtnajee Purtub Row, and his brother, who
were taken by t-he party.of reformed horse ender
the. command of the gallant. Lieutenant Suthei-
land,-•have been -executed at Aurunga6d, by or•
tier of the:NizarrOir GtSvernment. We cannot as-
certain with anYtertuinty the truth of the report,
that it was by the orders or Dhurmajee tha(,-Cap-
tain
Vaughan and his brother wece.9o basely put
to death at Tuili auiu ; brit however this may be,
the crimes of this wretch anti his brother were
sufficiently am* to justify_ the severe measures
which have been Adopted against them.
London, England, 1819-01-19

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JAN. 18.

,The Lord Cloiet Baron took the %Vonlsack soon
after two
_o'clock, when prayers having been
read, the Lords present, namely, the Duke of
Bedford, the Marquis of Lowdown, and Lord
Glastonbury, were sworn. The oaths were ad-
ministered to the other Lords who came in till
tour o'clock, when an adjournment took place
till to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1819-09-25

" PARIS, Scrr. 22.

" Extract [lf the Registers De l'Etat Civil De la
Maisou Royale.

" The Year of. Grace 1819, Tuesday, Septem-
ber 21, six in the morning :
" Chat I.±s Henry Dambray, Chevalier,
Chancellor of France, &c. &c. accompanied byi
&c. went, in pursuance of the King's orders, to
ihe rdace of l'E!y•ke linnil;on, where lye found
in the pains of 'hour the M-s, High and Puissant
Princess Caroline Ferdid;and Louisa, Princess of
the Txo Sicilics, Dnchess de Berry, &c.
'' Atrived at the said Palace, and being con•
ducted iwo (Le apartments of tile Duchess de
Berry, tve found assembled the Marquess Dessolles,
&c. &c. &c. Witnesses ordered by the King to
attend.

" Having been introduced with the above-
named witnesses into the Bed-chamber of
the DocheA de Betty, a few minutes before
her delivery, we were prevent at the birth of
a Princess, of whom the Duchess was barpily
deliveted at 35 minutes past six in the morning,
and which Princess was, according to the King's
orders, delivered to us by the Grand Master of
the sio (;I Frincr., end named Louisa
Maria Theresa d'Artois

" In testiumuy %,%liereor, tine 114ve prepared tlie,

present, Prom-verbal, signed by the King,
the 21st Sept._lBl9.

(Signed) " LOUIS,
" CHARLES PHILIPPE, &c. &c. &c.

" Aftei.wardi, we, the Chancellor of France,
accompanied as above, have, by virtue of the
powers confided to us by the Royal Ordonnance
of the 23d March, 1816, proceeded to the recep-
tion of the subjoißed Act of Birth, Tuestlay;q2lst
September, 1819.
pct of Birth of the Most High and Puissant
-PrinceSs Louisa Maria Theresa d'Artois, Madentoi-
tielle; Grand Daughter of France, born this day at
the
,Palace of d'Elys4e Bourbon, Daughter of the
Most High and Puissant Prince Charles Feldinand
d'A tois,Duke de Berry,Sun of France,and the Most
High and Puissant Princess Caroline F'erdinanda
Louisa, Princess of the Two Sicilies, Duchess
de Berry, his Wife, both residing at the said Palace
of l'Elysee, at Paris :
" The present Act received by us, Charles
henry Darnbray, Chancellor of France, &c.
In the presence of the Most High, Most
Puissant, and MosLExcellent Prince, Louis, by
the Gtace of God, King of France and Navarre,
&f% '&6:: &c.

." presence also of witnesses appointed by
the King, namely, the Duke de Duras, &d. &c. &c.
" And also in the. presence of the Marvess
Dessolles, &C. &c. &C.

" ()It the Declaration of the Most High and

Most Puissant Prince Charles Ferdinand d'Artois,
Duke de Berry, Son of France, Father of the new
born Princess.

(Sipied)

" LOUIN,

" CHARLES PHILIPPE; &c. &c. &c.
" Yesterday the Ambassadors and Foreign Mi-
nisters paid their respects to the King.

‘.4 Immediately on the King's being informed
of the.:Accouchement of the Duchess de Belly., his
Majesty proceeded in a carriage to i'llys6e
Bourbon.
h" First Bulletin of the Health of Her Royal. Hig-
London, England, 1819-03-22

[Piucr SEVENPENCF,

FOli THE SUN.

M. EDITOR,-40 answer to your Correspond-
ent W. M.,' it is whispered among the Attornies
of the Marsha!sea Court, that a person has
purchased a seat, in it, vacant 'by tif:yb, who
gave, the Stevirt;rd 12001. premi►►m, but held it
only one year and a half; and that person paid
20001: for it.

There are only six.practisers in the Court, each
of whom must be on the rolls of one in Westmin-
ster Ball; consequently the business of it is con-
fined to them, and as it comes from the lower
order of the people, it is abundant, and very pro-
ductive;
.but if it were thrown open to the At•
comics in general, it would not afford thetas in a
oyster a-piece. They receive their fees
in advance, and it is immaterial to them whether
their clients be right- or wrung, well knowing
they must be one
,or , the other, which they leave
to the decision of the Judge and Jury. The Court
is of great advantage in the dispatch and cheap-
ness of inferior litigations, which it disposes of
once a month, from a sum of 40s. to any larger
amount.; but if 51—or upwards, the cause may be
removed to the Cowls above. I- know of no
abuses in it, one only excepted, and he was not
one of the six Attornies, hut executed the office of
Prothonotary of the Court.
'Anciently the Marshalsea Court was confined
to the Royal liontehold ; but CHARLES I. ex-
tended its jurisdiction to within 12 miles round
his Palace of Whiteludl, and thence it is calk('
the Palace Court.

AN OLD BARRISTER.

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.]

The Agents of the Spanish Government have
purchased in French ports, principally Bordeaux,
a light squadron, consisting of tivo corvettes, two
brigs, and four schotmers, which, it is under-
stood, are not to form part of the Buenos Ayres
Expedition.

Colonel Harvey, Military. Secretary to the Duke
of Wellington in his several campaigns, has suc-
ceeded Lieut.-Colonel Chapman .as Secret'aty to
the-Mister-Grueral..of the C!.iitiance. The latter,
it is said, retires on a pension.---(lbid.)

[Morning Herald.]

A ship arrived at Leghorn, in 28 days from
Alexandria, in Egypt, has brought intelligence
that 'lbrahim the younger son of the Vice-
roy of Egypt, had returned to Cairo, and had been
received there with all the honours due to the
Conqueror of the IVech.bites ; so that all that,
has been said as to the,violent death of this Chief-
tain may he regarded as wholly void, of founda-
tion. The Viceroy of Egypt appears determined
to establish a rigorous
_system of quarantine, ac-
cording to the principles adopted in Europe. He
has already made a Lazaretto► to be built at Alex-
andria. • The Viceroy has also begun to construct
a Grand Canal, to conduct the waters of the Nile
to Alexandria.
London, England, 1819-03-22

[British Priss.]

I. On Wednesday last the Alfred transport arrived
at Plymouth, with timber for the Duck-yard there,
which was cut in the forests around' Sierra Leone.
She had a tedious passage of ten weeks. The
Echo, Rowe, with a number of Missionaries on
hoard, had arived out in the short space of nine-
teen days, froth the Downs. Lieutenant Benson,
and part of the crew of the Cherub, who were left
on the coast in a detained slave-trading ship, are
come home. The nefarious trader, thought most
evidently engaged in this contraband commerce,
could not he condemned. , Many of the principal
clauses in the several Treaties on this subject are
so confused and evasively worded, that, combined
with the want of judicial authority in the, Admi-
ralty Coot t, at Sierra Leone, the cause of slave-
prevention is almosj hopeless. The Tartar, Com-
modore Sir George Collier, K. C. B. was cruising
to leeward ; but the coast s warmed with schooners
taking in slaves, thousands of whom were shipped
every month for the Havannah and the Brazils.
The three expeait ions in , progress for the disco-
very of the source of the Niger had all united at
Gdem, where they were waiting for fresh sup-
plies of presents and stock from Gambia, their
original supply having been exhausted. The
French part of' the expedition includes men of
very considerable literary and scientific talents.
London, England, 1819-03-22

From the LONDON GAzm-rE of March 20.

[This Gazette contain!: ()Ters fur the Court g.0in...; into
Mourning yesterday for his Nlajesty Charles IV. of Spain, to
chalige on the ‘2.Bth instant, and to go out on the Ist of ripril.
I also notifies, that on the 18th instant the Russian and
Spanish Ambassadors had audiences of the Prince Regent, to
deliver letters from their respective Sovereigns; and an-
nounces.a.um Commission of the Treasury, including the
name of E. A. M•Nagliten, Esq.]

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
!Par-Office, March 19.
69th Regiment of Foot —Li"e'utenatit-tieneral William tarr

Lord Beresford, G.C.B. from the 88th Foot, to be Colonel,
vice Sir Cornelius Cuyler, deceased.
98th- Regiment of Foot—Lientenant-General Sir Gordon
Drummond, G.C.B. to be Colonel, vice Lord Beresford,
appointed to the command of the 69th Foot.
Gaionsm.'..:.—General Sir David Baird, hart. and G.C.B. to he
Governor of Kiusale. vice Sir Cornelius Cuyler, deceased.

Commissions in the Clumber Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham.
The Most l-lotionrable the MarquesG Titelifield to be Cap-
tain. The Right Honourable the Ea: Isof Surrey to be Lieu-
tenant. JolittEvelyn Denison, Gent. to be Cornet.

Crovn-Cyt,ce, Mardi 20.
Members returned to serve in Parliament.

Borough of Yarmouth—Sir Peter Pole, Bart. of Woolverton-
Park, in the County of Southampton, in the room of John
Taylor, Esq. n•ho has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
John Wilson Crol,er, of the Admiralty, in the City of West-
minster, Esq. in the room of William Mount, Esq. who
has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
Shire of Edinburgh—Sir George Clerk, of Penieuik,l3art.
London, England, 1819-03-22

WAGGONS.

To HEMEL HENIPSTEAD, Watford and Stamore,Three
Times a Week.

DISS, Pieceles, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk,
every:%londay.

CIRENCE.STER, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glou-
cester, Three Times a Week.

SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Itumsey, Lyndhurst, Ly-
mington, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wimborn,
Poole, Isle of Wight, .Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons (Daily).
SUNKRY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week.
GREENWICH and Woolwich, every Day.
TorrENtum and Edmonton, ever y Day.
B, W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable fur
any Parcels, Passenger's Luggage,: Writings, Plate, &c. for
imu-e than Five Pounds Value, if stolen, lost, or damaged, un-
less eiticred as such, and the Insurance paid for accodiugly,
at tin.: Sal actin's Head lan, Suow-hill, London.
London, England, 1819-03-22

[The Times.]

The last letters from Antwerp mention, that
300,000 lb. of coffee hart recently been purchased
there on Dutch and liarnhurgh accounts. The
circumstance, in ordinary tinies, would require
no notice ; but at the present pfflod, when the
operations of commerce appear to be absolutely
suspended, we gladly give publicity to any event
ten-ding to shew that the markets are resuming
their activity.
London, England, 1819-03-22

PETER PI NDAR.

_ .
On April 1 will be published, price Eighteen-pence only,
THE LADVs MAGAZINE for MARCH ;
containing a Biographical Slietell of Dr. Wolcot, alias
Peter Pindar ; an unpublished Poeiu by the late Dr. IVolcot ;
Criticisms un, and Extracts from, Evadne. a Tragedy, and.
The Banquet, a Poem ; an Account of the Pedestrian Car-
riage, or Walking Accelerator, with a Fac W0,,.1 Cut ;
au Account of Matthews's Patent Safe Coach, with Fac-
Similes of the Four Horse and Pair Horse. Coach, and Ex-.
planatory Diagrams,; besides the usual Variety of interesting,
useful, and instructive Airticles; and embellished with an
Original Portrait of the late Peter Pindat , a "few days
previous to his Decease; a Lady in the Fashionable Costume,
and a Pattern for a Child's Cap. . . .
London:
_Printed for Baldwin,' eradock, and Joy, p_ater-
noster-row-3 to Whom CoMmunicatiOns (post-Paid) are to be
addressed. H. . • „ ,
London, England, 1819-03-22

CERTIFICATES—Arnie!O.

NV. Peyton, Lipicoln's-Inn-fields, wine-merchant—J. Ker-
not, C:a‘tle-street, Leicester-fields, druggist--J. Towsuy, jun.
and S. Lloyd, Blandlord Forum, Doisctshire, cu-partmers—
J. C. Jentlyns, Catherine-street, Strand, dealer—J. Home,
Watling-street, warehouseman—J. Eltonllead, Liverpool,
spirit-merchant—W. Dichins, junior, Crown-street, Fins•
hury-square, Phillipps, Upper Eaton-street, Pint-;•
ilea, coal-merchant-4C Phillipps, Exeter, chentist—J. Lax,
Liverpool, soap-boiler--J. E. Hogg, Bread-street, ware-
houseman.
London, England, 1819-12-04

mote averse than he was to abridge the rights of
the people, but the present Bills appeared to him
absolutely necessary, and he should be happy if
they answered the purposes for which they were
iutiodneed. without the addition of still severer
measures.—t Hear, hear, hear !)
The Duke of NuRTHUMBRRLAND had not in-
tended to address the lions:, but having been
appealed to by his Nolde Fsiend, he shimid tiot.
hesitate to declare that Le was fully conscious that
his Nable Friend had kept within the mark in the
stait clients which he had made. The first accounts
which he (the Duke ot Nortlmmberland) had recei v-
cd, tont ed t he number ot cnllietscolleered to amount
to sixteen thousand six hunched. Rut later com-
muoications bad informed him, and the informs.
flan +Nos derived from their own accounts and
estimates, that they bussed of being completely
armed, and that the ni)mheis which they could as-
semble, and on which they could act, %vele one
hundred ihon3and, between the Tyne, the Wear,
and Carlisle. He hegged of the House to keep in
mind, that this estimate was that of the men them-
selves, and not a mere assumption or calculation
on, his part.—(Hear, hear hear 1)
Lord R.RDEsnat.a said, that he had received a
lelter from Newcastle, confirming all that had.
been Slated, even to a greater extent.
The Earl of STRATHMOBE added, -that be had
been informed, that highly respectable Justices
of the Peace bad been obliged to fly from the
country;-end seek shelter at Newcastle. As soon
HS he had received this intelligence, be had order-
ed his Dedinms co be taken out, and he trusted
the country would al,vays find him at Isis post.—
Adjourned till Monday.
[For the Proceedings in the House of Commons, see the
Fourth Page.]
London, England, 1819-12-04

THEATRICAL REGIS-11R.
•
Prrforntrd Last Night.
TREArRE'RorAt.. DRURY-LANE.—The iron Chest : Sir Ed-
ward Niortinier, Mr. Kean; Helen, Mrs. (Aorta. After
which, Lock and Key.
TifeaTat ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—The Rivals; Sir An-
thony Alisolute, Mr. W. Farren ; Julia, Mrs. Davison.
After which, Richard Cur de Lion.
London, England, 1819-12-04

FOIL

'POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE.
1114. tDITOR-The sagacious and fugacious
t
"thEl'T, in his Address to the Manchest/r Re-
'4lbers, talks of their political knowledge and
to Reform the Constitution !
N°llr Sir. suppose Mr. COBBETT were to be
llck*---for the Devil himself was sick once, as the
t
Pigrammutie Proverb tells us—would he permit
:1:10f these adepts to prescribe for the cure of
ta bodily Constitution ,—and if not, on account
4f
their ignorance, are we to trust our Political
t4tistitution to their quackery ?
Yours,
808 SHORT.
London, England, 1819-12-04

TO CORMESPONDENTS.

We are sorry that we hare been obliged to postpone PERTS-
NAX, CLEnicus, and Ituaricus, but we hops to insert
them, with other Articles, on Monday.

'P.* For A BRITON, gee the Fourth Page.

PRICE 0

THIS DAY AT T
3 per Cent. Red O6ll GS
3 per Cent. Cons.
4 per Ceuts.
s rer Ct. Navy Ann. .... shut
Bank Lung Ann. 17i 1-piths

7,s•rocKs
vEtx F. o'CIAICK.
1 India Stock ... shut

India Bowls par 2s. pr. Is. dis.
Exch. Bilk, 2,1 ... 4s. Ss. dis.
Ditto Commercial ... 195. dis.
Cons. for Account....

MAILS.
AARIVED-1 Dublin. 2 Waterford, I Holland, I France.
Dot —1 Waterford,. I..Guerusey and Jersey.

HIGH. WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
llositimg, 47 minutes after 4. I Evening, 10 minutes after 5.

THE SUN.

'OLEN QUIS DI(ER FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
SRTURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1819.
London, England, 1819-09-13

shall t •inserled words at length, or. that shall
.171 at ?le delivered to the Board befocr. One„o'Ct:ack on the
said Tuesday, the 4a, of faustary Aext ; nor unless the Per-
ron whonialsel thsi Tender, or some Person an his behalf,
tOrtnswer Wks s! caPed will any Tender for
• :the Sea Provisions Contract that contains extravagant Prices
,ospon some Articles, and: Prices much -inferior to the real
valise ?span others, Lt cpnsidered as proper to be admitted.

Each render must also be, acconii;anicd hg a 'Letter signed
tern ,espi,nsildePersons, engaging to become hound with
• ?he Party tenth-ring, in the Penal. Sam of 15,0001. for the
due pety:7rmance of the Contract for Sea Provisions, and of
1,0006, fur the Fresh Bey' Contract.
London, England, 1819-09-13

CUSTONIS' LIST.

E:tt red Inwards, September li.—Hebe, Sugden, Calcutta;
Tobago, Fisher, Grenada; Clyde, Trundle, Antigua; Domi-
nica, Holden, Dominica; Thetis, Middleton, Jamaica; Re-
galia, Elliot, Jamaica ; Doane Casle, Herbert, Bilboa ; Agno,
Parker, Archangel; David, Ween 3, Havre; Bayard, Davis,
Virginia.

Cleared Outwards, Septenzr,er I I.—Vine, Price, Newry;
Henry, Richards, Alicaut ; Jenny, Scotland, Copenhagen ;
Fredrick, Sapperd, Elsineur and Riga; Sea Nymph,
ser, Africa ; Jeminia, Slay, Antwerp; Rachel, Chedwick,
Harnburgh; Commercial Packet, Collins, Antwerp ; Prince
Waterloo, Page, Ostend; Favourite, Power, Rotterdam ; Re-
liance, Nicholson, Bremen; Henry, Scott, Hamhurgh ; Drie
Gebroeclers, —, Rotterdam; Nimble, Wrightson, Bil boa ;
William, Byfield, Elsincur.
London, England, 1819-09-13

PRINCE lALOPOLD.

Ills Royal Highness and suite arrived at Gor-
don Castle about five o'clock on Thursday even-
ing, from Inverness, accompanied by the Marquis
of fluntly. The Duke of Gordon seemed anxious
to show how sensible he was of the honour of a
Visit from a personage so nearly connected with
the Royal Family, and how. much pleasute it
would give him to receive so distinguished a guest;
he therefore set out in his carriuge to meet his
Royal Highness on his way from Elgin, and to
escort him to the Castle. In the mean time, the
Friendly Societies of Fochabers, having convened
to welcome the Royal Visitor, walked in proces-
sion, with their colours flying, to the gate ut the
park, and were drawn up in two lines to wait his
arrival. Sonic hogsheads of porter and punch,
ordered by the Duke, were sent to the same place,
that they might drink the Prince's health.
When the carriages arrived at the gate. the
So-
cieties insisted upon taking the horses from the
Prince's carriage, and a party of their number
drew it to the Castle—the rest walking in proces-
sion before it. 'As soon as the Duke had received
his Royal Highness at the entrance of the Castle,
a Royal salute was tired. The Duke bad invited
a large company of Gentlemen in the neighbour-
ing counties to meet the Prince, but we, under-
stand that several of those invited could not
collie—the party however being still numerous.
00 Saturday morning the Ptince set out with the
Marquis of Hourly, to return to Kinrara, pro-
posing to breakfast at Arndilly by the way. When
his Royal Highness was seated in his carriage for
his departure, a Royal salute of the guns was
fired again.—(Edinburgh Couiant, Sept. 9 )