biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-23

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday last. The following are extracts :
" PARIS, SEPT. 20.—The King yesterday re-
ceived the Ministers, Marshals, General Officers,
Public Functionaries, &c.

" The Electoral College of the Department of
Charente-Inferieure has completed its deputation
by the election of Lieutenant-Gcneral Tarayre.

" Marshal the Duke of Dalmatia obtained 400
votes in the Department of Tarn.
" The German Journals state, that Sandt was
still living, but in a state of continual agony.

" HAMBURGH, SEPT. 11.—The last accounts
respecting Prince Blucher state, that great ap-
prehensions are entertained for his life.
" AUGSBURGH, SEPT. 12.—The projected re-
duction of the Bavarian army is again postponed.

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 15.—The Queen of Swe-
len has left this city for Spa.

" The Doke of Bedford has arrived here."

Extract of a Letter front Havannah, July 29.

" Considerable agitation was experienced here a
few days since, owing to accounts being received
from St. Jago de Cuba that serious disturbances
had taken place amongst tl,e Negroes; who de-
manded their freedom, and the restoration of a
certain track of land. It is said some troops are
about to embark for that plaCe. In fact, we can-
.
not obtain any correct information ; but that some
disturbances have taken place in that quarter I

aye no doubt. 13nsiness is almost at a stand wit('

s; the prices of Colonial produce abroad, will
not warrant shipments ; in fact, there is no mode
of remiltance without incurring a considerable
The general commercial distress has, in a
gt eat degree, (lest' oyed all confidence in exchange;
and what few undoubted bills there are in mar-
ket are held at a premium of 5 at. 6 per cent.—

039.

Importations of European goods and manufactures
have been very considerable, and sales made at
heavy losses, of dry goods particularly. If more
care is not taken in selecting cargoes, great losse!
will be experienced by the shippers."

Virginia Papers arrived this morning, to the
th of August.
(From The Virginia Patriot of the 10th.)

THE PRESIDENT.—A letter to the Editor of
The Patriot, dated Yensey's Mills, 7th Aug.,
says, the President of the UNITED STATES. ac-
companied by his nephew, Lieut. MouaoE, and
Mr. 60VERNEUA, arrived at his seat, in this
London, England, 1819-09-23

TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

S/R-I have observed by the Advertisement
this (>,y, that Mr. KRAN'S name is inserted
among the list of the Performers engaged for the
ensuing season at Drury-lane Theatre, I beg
leave to state, through the medium of your
Paper, that Mr. KEAN goes to America as soon as
he has completed his present engagements i❑
Scotland, and that he has directed this announce-
ment to be made by me, as his Solicitor, that he
may prevent any disappointment to a Public, for
whose munificent patronage he ever will be most
grateful.

I have the honour to remain,
Temple, your obedient Servant,
Sept. 2,2, 1819. E. FL PLUMPTRE.

KRAN, after all, goes to America upon mere
Speculation. All Mr. ELLISTON'S eXerriOllS to
induce him to perform at Drury-Lane until the
expiration of his articles, have proved in vain.
From his name being among those of the per-
formers who are "at present under engagement
to the Theatre," it is probable that if the arti-
cles be not duly complied with, the penalty will
be enforced.—(Morning Paper.)
London, England, 1819-09-23

' hold, and as he had not got far from the Church-yard, dragged
his prisoner back and shouted to the other constables for as-
sistance. In the interval before they came up, Batty was
knocked down and severely kicked by Jones, the man in
custody. Whets the other constables came up, the church-
yard was nearly -.full Of Reformers. There were several bun-
drettt present with white hats. The noise was so great as
to.aisturb the service. The Churdbwardens came out, and
storvAs wei'e flung at theta :and motstabtes. They even-
tually succeeded in lodging Jones in the New Bailey, and two
other mctr, named Peter Whitefield ar.d Robert Williams,
who had assaulted the constables. The facts were proved to-
day before M. Norris, who held them all three to bail to an-
swer for the assualt at the Sessions.

Two men were brought pup before Mr. Norris, who had been
apprehended at the Theatre on Saturday night. It was prov-
ed that many things had been flung that night from the gal-
lery, aimed at persons in the 4w:es, by which several of the
chandeliers were broken. The individuals in custody had
been very active in creating a noise and tumult, but as it
could not be proved they had actually flung any thing, they
were discharged upon promising nut to offend again.
.The Reformers are imitating the example set them by
Hunt, of preferring charges against persons employed in the
execution of the laws. Four attended to-day praying for war-
rants to issue against different Constables for assaulting them
on Sunday night. The Constables complained against being in
Court, all the charges were heard. It appeared there were
many disorderly persons and great confusion in Deansgate
about la o'clock, and that the complainants had been struck
by some one. But in three of the cases the persons com-
plaining could not say who had struck them, though they had
previously applied for warrants against particular Constables;
and in the fourth case three or four persons swore directly
contradictory to the complainant. The cases were dis-
missed.
London, England, 1819-09-23

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.

TITEATRE ROYAL, CovENT-GARDEN.---The Maid of the NIII
Lord Aimworth, Mr. Philipps; Patty, Miss M. Tree. After
which, Cozening. To which- was added, Husbands and
Wives.
THEATRE ROYA L, ENGLISH OrEnA-HOUSE.—The Beggar's
Opera : Captain Macheath, Mr. Pearman ; Lucy Lockit,
Miss Kelly. After which, A Cure for Romance. To which
was added, The Deserter of Naples.

Fur PROVINCIAL Jou RNALS, see the First Page.

PRICE OF STOCK 4
TRIM DAY AT TWEINF:O'CLOCK.

3 per Ct.Cons.69k 65169E:R1
5 per Ct. N. Ann. 10'21 103 i
India Bonds ...ss. 7s. pr.
2d....99. 1 Is.

Ditto Small .4s. ss. dis.
Oioniuni
Ditto Payment........lii pr.
Cons. for Account,

MAILS.
ARRIVED—I. Guernsey and Jerry, I Gottenburgli, I France.
DUE—I Dublin, I Waterford, I Hambuigh.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW.
Morning, 34 minutes after 5. Evening, 5D minutes after 5.
London, England, 1819-09-23

SHIP NEWS.

FALMOUTH, SEPT 20.—Arrived the Neptune,
HUNTER, from Gibraltar for London ; she fell in
with, off the Lizard, the slop► True Briton,
Lawrs, from Milford for Prnzance, blown out of
Mount's Bay, on the 16th in a very leaky state,
and in about half an hour after taking out the
crew the sloop sunk. Sailed the Fortitude,
JAMES, for Lisbon.

HULL, SEPT. 21.—Arrived the following ships
from Davis's Straits :—Ariel, 7 fish, 240 butts ;
Everthorpe, 9 fish, 340 butts; Eclipse, 6 fish,
150 hut's ; Brothers, 7 fish, 250 butts ; Tho-
mas, 1U fish, 360 butts ; and Truelove, 7 fish,
212 butts.
HARWICH, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Charlotte
packet with a mail from Gottenburgh ;—she has
brought the crew of the Cherub, of and from
Hull for St. Petersburg!), which was totally lose
upon a sunken rock, about 10 miles South of the
Wino, on the 14th inst. at midnight. The crew
had just time to save themselves in the long-boat.
Sailed the Eclipse packet for Holland, and Auck-
land packet for Cuxhaven, both with mails.

DEAL, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Royal Sovereign
Yacht, from Dunkirk, last from Dover Roads.
Sailed ills Majesty's ships Liffey and Hind, for
Leith, with troops.

KILLIN, SEPT, 16.—This day his Royal High-
ness Prince LcoPoLD and suite arrived in Lord
Breadalbane's barge from Taymouth Castle, ac-
companied by Lord'and Lady Breadalbane, the
Earl of Lauderdale, Lord Glenorchy, and a nt-
memos party of Ladies and Gentlemen. His
Royal Highness partook of a cold collation at
Achmore Cottage, and proceeded on his way to
Callander at two o'clock p. m.—(Edinburgh Cots•
rant, Sept: 20

MEETING OF THE RADICALS.--A Meeting of
Dr. Wut sou , Thistle wood, Preston, and the Coun-
cil of Five Hundred, took place on Tuesday
night, in a large room in Fleet-street, for the two-
fold purpose or censuring the Orator, and " rais-
ing the wind" to pay the expence of his triumphal
entry on Monday week. The Doctor expatiated
on the Orator's ingratitude, and read several do-
cuments to prove his apostacy ; hut could not ob-
tain the majority to agree with hillt in cen-
suring so great a man ; nor was he able to ob-
tain what was still more important to him-
self and his friends—the means of appeasing
the clamorous calls of the stable-keeper• who
furnished the six bays that had the honour of
drawing the Orator to the Crown and Anchor.—
A letter was sent from the Council to the Orator
on ►he subject of the dispute between him and the
Doctor, but he refused to open it, and returned it
with disdain !

Burtenshaw, Stubbs, Swan, Swindles, and Rich-
ards, the persons who were upon the hustings at
the Reform Meeting held at Macclesfield a few
weeks ago, have been arrested, and not being able
to procure bail, each in 1001. for himself, and two
sureties in 501. each, to appear at the ensuing
Sessions at Knutsford, are committed to the coun-
ty jail.---.(Manchester Paper.)
London, England, 1819-09-23

THE Piti&cV, itt,Gtsr,;

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 20.--,,Our hopes are revived
in the prospect of a visit from the PIUNCE REGENT.
The agitated state of the country, with the ad-
vancement of the season, had created an appre-
hension that we should be deprived of this ho-
nour till next summer. It is stared now, how-
ever, that his Royal Highness may be expected
here daily. In confirmation of such a tumour, the
Spartan was suddenly ordered out of the Sound
this morning, for the purpose of proceeding round
to I'ortsmonth, HS a part of the escort. As the
wind is easterly, she may take, perhaps, three or
four days to beat tip to Spithead. Should it con-
tinue in the same quarter, the Prince Regent will
run down the Channel right before it, and per-
form the passage in about 20 hours. His Royal
Highness is looked for with confidence towards
the end of the present week. Great preparations
are making at the Dock-yard for his reception,
and this loyal town is anxious to have an oppor-
tunity of displaying its attachment for the Heir
Apparent to the British Throne, by a manifesta-
tion of those sentiments and feelings which, in
better times, were the true characteristics of Eng-
lishmen.—On Saturday last the Officers of the
Garrison acted a Play at the Public Theatre, The
pieces got up on this occasion were The Rivals,
wits► !lambastes Furioso. The house was crowded
with persons of fashion, and the performances
went off with great eclat. The receipts amounted
to 1401., which are to be appropriated to charita-
ble purposes. A repetition of these amusements
is spoken of, for the benefit of the Lying-in
Hospital. The conflux of company that will pro•
hably flock to the neighbourhood, to witness and
welcome the arrival of the Prince Regent, will aid
materially such an object of humanity. While
the Military, in some of our Districts, are called
on to discharge the most painful of all duties, it
is thus that the brave Defenders of our Country
and our Constitution are endeavouring to lessen
the misery iu others, by their efforts to succour
the unemployed and distressed.
London, England, 1819-05-10

TUE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 10.—The supply of Wheat was ra-
ther large this morning, 'from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk,
which has occasioned a futher, decline of 'CS. per quarter, but
at that reduction, fine runs from the above Counties found
buyers, and the major part of the supply was cleared off;
Fine English Barley supports last Monday's prices, but all
descriptions of Foreign acre 2s. per quarter lower; Oats are
peg quarter cheaper, but fine fresh Corn sold readily at
that abatement; in Beans and Pease no alteration.,
Smitrirtm.n, MAY 10.—Our Market was this day plenti-
fully supplied with prime Beasts, and prices were much
cheaper than last week ; the skew of Sheep and Lambs wes
very large, the continuance of fine weather inducing the
Graziers to send them to Market; the trade was uncommonly
brisk in the early part of this morning, and the latter ar-
ticle was cheaper than last week ; Veal was also•cheaper, and
the trade brisk ; Pork was nominal 'in price, and a small
shew of pigs at Market.--The business kn the Hay Market
still continues dull, and the finest sample sof that article
could not be got off but at from :s. to 4s. per load cheaper;
Clover W4S also cheaper, and heavy sale ; Straw remains no-
minal as our last quotations, and little business doing.
London, England, 1819-05-10

'[PRICE SEVENPENCI

Et)it 11.. 3tiN.

MR: EDITOR—The Readers of your Paper in
this City are Much gratified by your daily extrActs
fro►u the Loudon lournak, but we _think yors

ought to give us the opittiO;ls of the Conductors
as well as the facts Which they nat.rate, for then,
we shall be able to judge of the Pro and Con,
and possesi a comprehensive notion of State
Affairs; • t

Oxford, May 6.

808 SHORT.

*,* We shall endeavour to gratify uur Cot-
rcsponden: as often as we properly can; but there
can he no'necessity for circulating the crafty delu-
sions and svec;ions mischief of, the Jae,,hin Flints,
which are only caletilated to disturb I Ito fllllll9 of
the People, and promote the ends of Faction.

LONDON JOURNALS.

trROM` THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[British Press.]

So satisfactory has been the conduct of the
Marquess of Hastings in India, we underatand it
has been intimated to turn that be may retain his
government as it snits his health and pleasure.

[Morning Herald]
•
Cape of Good Hope letrers, Which were received
on Friday from the Cape of Good Hope, state
that some detachments
.of the British troops star
boned in the interior of that settlement had been
suddenly surprised and slaughtered by the natives,
instigated by some deserters, <lir disbanded pri—
yates,of the late Cape regiment. These adyiee
add, that the 24th Light Dragoons, who hap—
pened to touch at the Cape in (hi it way to India,
had been landed there, arid, immediately marched,
up the country.

Very large sales, we Understand, are now
making oFTpench stock, said to be either with a
view to render the produce, available to the loatl,
or to rake advantage of the improvement iu the
exchanges expected to follow the payments in
bullion by the Bank, and which alone will pro-
bably constitute a handsome profit. It is .snr-
Inked, that a great portion of the produce of these
sales will be remitted to this country in silver.
The fact well is known, that large importations of
that metal have taken plabe Iconi France, andl
more are expected. One eminent house in the
city had consignments last week to the value of
.30,0001.—(Ib4d)

It is reported that the Earl of Pife is to. have
the green, rihhatid %;;acaol by the death of the
of Bueeleugh.--- (Ibid )
London, England, 1819-05-10

RUBENS' GALLERY, No.' 61,
two doors from' 'the British Gallery—lS NM' OPEN
to the -Public, an EXHIBITION of COPIF;S, by R. 11..
lie;nagle. from the tbrce• Magnificent Pictares by
Ittineiss,' in the Museum at Antwerp, 'viz. The Crocisxion of
our Saviour ; The Adoratiiin of the Mairi, on the Same scale
,of magnitude, near 'l5 fret .high; and The Entombment,
&c.—Admittance, One Shilling each Person. Descriptive
Catalogue, with three Engravings, is. Open from Ten till
D u s

UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from the SARA-
C 1 N'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS-
EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of the NORTH.
Four Inside Coaches,the Best Horses, and keep excellent Ti ne.
London, England, 1819-05-10

POETRY.

CONFESING.
A certain Priest in ERIN's West,
With heavy shriving care opprest,
Rssolv'd to ease his work distressing,
13y thus 'arranging all confessing,
On itione!ny, aided by his Friars, '
He purposed hearing all the liars—'
'On Tuesday, done with truth's despisers,
He summon'd all the sordid misers—
On trethiesday; those who dealt in slander—•
Thursday, for libertine and pander.
Priday, for youths of bad repute—
And Saturday, for prostitute ;
Whilst all this prudent plan commended,
He gained his point, for—NONE ATTENI)ELI,
Lfircrd, April 27, 1519.
London, England, 1819-05-10

[The Times.]

itls stated by a Flemish Mail, that a consider.;
able. emigration of Russian vassals having taken
Place,trom she frontier 'of Russia into Poland, it
was 'proposed by the Cabinet to adopt some Ines.:
*ores for getting- the poor emigrants, restored by
the Polish Authorities, when the Emperor with
his usual integrity declared, that as the constith-
lion of Poland held out security to settlers, it
sho'tild never he violated 'in that or fly other arti-
cle, Active negociations, it app!ars, were car-
ried on bet Ween Stockholm, St. Petershurgh, and
Copenhagen. A
.Spanish paragraph speaks with.
high confidence of the discipline, equipment, and
zeal of. the 20,000 soldiers who have been so long
collected at-Cadiz, and *ho bid fair to conAtitat.
there so much longer, before they leave the shores
of Europe. By this writer we are assured that
there are no disturbances, no discqntents; rtia
'banditti, throughgnt ,the, whole of Spain
,; and
that the only misfortune of that, well-governed
and .happy country is the want of a free press, by
the worhl, instead of being made acquaiut-.
.ed with the grievances and sufferings °mkr which
tbe Spaniards have been supposed to labour..
would soon be thoroughly convinced and satisfied
that they have no grievances at all. 'The conspi-
rators against the- life of the Duke of Wellingtpn
are said to have appealed to the Court ot Cassa-
tion against the sentence of the Tribunal which
has condemned them,
London, England, 1819-05-10

[New Times.]

Private letters from Stockholm, of the 23d of
April, state; that the prices of grain there have
declined so suddenly, and to so great a dt!gree,
that many of the farmers, as well as those who
trade in that necessary article, will probably be
ruined, or at least undergo very heavy losses --
The trade in timber*, which has been several
years in a languishing state, is said to he reviving'.
Orders were daily received trout British ports,
particularly from Hull end Bristol ; end a single
merchant of Norw4y has concluded a contract
the delivery of deals to the value 'of 30,0001.
London, England, 1819-05-10

TUE ARMY.

Colonel Sir H. Fratningham, K. C. B. has been
appointed to command the Royal Artillery in Ire.,
land, vice Major-General Trotter, deceased.
Alajor-General Sir Sydney Beckwith, K. C. 8.,
on Thursday last inspected the detachment of the
Slst Foot, quartered in Cavan, under the comma
wand of Lieutenant - Colonel Ferrar.

On Friday, the 6rh (or Enniskillen) Dracoons
were reviewed by Major-General Hope, on Porto.
Bello Sands, Edinburgh,--The Regiment made a
fine appearinec, and went through their various
manoeuvres and evolutions with greet alacrity;
their charges and skirmishing were particularly
admired. The day was fine, and a number of
'spectators, equestrian and pedestrian, as well as
in carriages, were on the sand and heights adja•
cent.

The frosty surveying vessel, at Deptford, is
fitting out for Channel service, and Mr. L. FITZ..
AWRIE is appointed to command her.
G. CARROLL trusts that To-monaow Will again'
afford him the opportunity of returning thanks
to thine Friends who have honoured him with
their commands, at No. 19-, Cornhill, and 26,
Oxford-street. TO•MORROW the First Two
Prizes drawn will be Two of 20,0001. The
Scheme contains' Four of 20;0001., which hsay
yet be obtained at the Offices of G. CARROLL. Who
sold a larger amount of Capitals in the last Lot.
tet•y than any other Office-heeper, including No,
,706, a Prize of 20,000 Guineas 1.
London, England, 1819-05-10

[Morning Post .3

The Report of the Bank CoMmittee has pro..
doced some effect upon the Fonds, chiefly ?torn
its recommendation to Government to repay the
Bank part of their advances—a measure which, if
adopted;: would necessarily increase the magni-
tude of the Loan. The Official copy of this Re-
port fines. not enable us to add any thing to the
correct -statement of all its particulars %thief: we
were enabled to lay before our Readers on Friday
lasL "
London, England, 1819-05-10

T,4 klej DAY, MAY 10, 1819.

'CLERGY OR.PH AN CORPORATION,
Saint John's Wont!, Mary.le-Rune, near-the Regency Park,
The Right Hon. and Right Rer.LORD DISH OP of LONDON,
PI e4.lent. ,-
.
The Right Hon. Lord KEN ON, Vice-Presicllnt.

QUARTET LY GENERAL MEETING of
ill the SOCIETY fur CLOTHING, MAINT4-VNING, and
EPUCATING POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGY-
MEN of the ESTABIASHED CHURCH -of ENGLAND,
until of age to. he put. Apprentice, will be holden at the
FREEMASONS'. TAVERN, Great Queen-street; Lincoln's
Inn-fields, on FRIDAY, • the 21st inst.. at Two o'Clock pre-
cisely, fcr the purpose. of electing Chilitcen'info the Setiool,
nod on other special' afaim. 'A number not exceeding ten
Children may then be elected, nineteen baying been elected
at ',he Quarterly Court holden in Fehrmiry last.
.1. El. MORGAN, Secretary.

The'Flalf-yeprly PITBLIC EXAMINATION of the CHIL-
(MEN win take plaee at the School-house, John's
Wood, on Wednesday, the 14th instant, al Twelve o'Clock.

PUBLICATIONS.

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THURSDAY, JULY '22, 1819.

PUBLICATIONS.

MR. CANNING.
On the First of AnLzust will tie pit!dished, 'price-es. 6d.
.
Embellished with a Fine Portrait of Mr. Canning, the Fitst
Number, enlarged, of a New Volume of
THE NEW 'MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and
LITERARY PANORAMA.
CONTENTS.
Memoiri of the Right Hotionrible George Canning.
11. On the Present State of the British Monarchy, and the
Critical Circumstances of the Royal Family, in regard to the
SUccesSion.
"Present State of Literature and the Arts in Dublin,
IV. The PhilosOphy of Domestic. Economy.
V. On the various Species of Mania.
VI. Mr. Bitchinghani's Travels in Palestine, in 11416.
Vii. Thoughts on the Weather, by Professor Bode.
VIII. Remarks on the Life of the late Dr. Wolcut.
IX. A Frenchman's Account of England in'the Seventeenth
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X. HiStorical and Descriptive Account of Christ's Hos-
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Xi. Clerical Habits.
NAL Who was Junius ? (No.
XIII. On Geology and Mineral Mani.
XIV. Account tit si Tiger and Lion Hunt, in hindostan, by
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XV. The Highlatider.
XVI. Fashionable Phraseology.
XVII. Gothic Architecture.
XVIIL Nitgie Litcrarke. •
XIX. Chinese Cruelty. .
X.X. Vision of Charles
XXI. The Poor Laws.
XXII. The Southwark Briege.
XXIII. The Comet.
XXIV. Observations on Lord Byron's Don Juan and Ma•
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XXV. Tabs of My Landlord, Third Scrici.
XXVI. Mission to Ashantee .
XXVI I. NI r:-Carey's Exposition.
XXVIII. The Royal Academy.
XXIX. Varieties, Literary and Philosophical.
XXX. The Universities, and Learned Societies of Russia.
XXXI. Italian Literary Journals.
XXXII. Rural Economy.
XXXIII. Original Poetry.
XXX IV. Th:Drama.
XXXV. New Inventions and Discoveries.
XXXVI. Public Societies.
XXXVII. Digest of Political Events.
XXXVIII. Review of the late Session of Parliament.
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SEVisli'EN'Cr;

from improper Motives, and that, in consequence,
the defendants were bOund to pay the loss which
the P►laintitf suffered througi► the credit so ob-
tained.
On the pan of the defendants it was contended,
that they were hotliAle, because at the time they
made the
.representation coitil►lained of by the
plaintiff, Ogilvie 'and Co:, although deficient to it
certain extent in a particular instance,, were deemed
on the Continent, as well as in this country, per-
tectly competent to make gOod their payments.
The JUDGB, in sumniing up, observed, that
the law was clear upon this subject, namely, that
it one pa'rty did not-Make- a misrepresentation
ns
to the itolveney of another from any fraudulent
motive, which dui not appear to be the case in
this instance; an action could not be sustained
against the party making such misrepresentation.
"1 be' io\lod :or the delendantS.
London, England, 1819-07-22

Mr NEWS.

E.IsT INDIA SHIPPING.
The East India Company's outward bound 014
the Marquess of Ely, which parted cotnparlY Kittl
the Larkins off the coast of Portugal, was ill lot.
7. 54, N. long. 21. 10. W. on the 23d May, 411

well.
The Kellie Castle, after parting company with
the Laid Castlereagh, as mentioned in former ac'
counts, fell in with the Marquess of Ely, and kePAI
company mitt' her until they arrived off the 1510"
of Madeira.

DEAL, JULY 21,—Cause down from the River/
and sailed, the AJary Ann, TODRIDGB, for Oil
South Seas, and Usk, SMITH, for the Cs
Good Ilope.

HOLYHEAD, JULY 21.—'fbe Content, Dail",
of 1-Yhitehaven, got upon the rocks to leeward t"
this harbour this motning, but was got off again
by assistance from the shore.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 20.—Arrived the Friend'
CLARK, from Prince Edward's Island, in 23 dig"
Minerva, MORGAN, from Montreal—sailed frolli
Quebec the 12th Jane, with the Suffolk and ths
Patriot ; Mary and Susan, Cu RTia, from Charley'
toil ; and Barham Castle, from fle
'ilex.

Mu-Four), JULY 19.—Arrived his
slips Helicon, Captain PHTTNIAN, and Wolf asa
Harpy cutter, Lieutenant PRICE, from a cruizei
also the Joint and Mary, M'DONALD, front Loo'
don ; and at the qnaranti.ie station, the brig tiar-
riet, OLIVER, from Smyrna for Liverpool ; sailed
from thence the 22d of May last, left there
the Sakes, bound to Dublin, the Woodlark 00
Seneca, for London, and the Rosciits, and a
schooner bound to Liverpool, all nearly lade"
except the Woodlark ; in lat. 49. North long. 15'
West, spoke the William, BAETONT, from Sicily
for Liverpool.—Sailed the Freeling packet, 11°‘
BEETS, with the mail and passengers for 11'M°'
ford.—Arrived the Hamoaze lighter, with sta./
for the Dock-yard.

JULY 20.—Arri72d this morning the Gower
Packet, Captain G: v, with a mail and passefe
gets, from Waterford; 8;1(1 the Camden Packo
will sail this evening will: !te.mail thereto, IV°
its arrival here by the coaeh.ft om London.
London, England, 1819-05-28

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

Mr. WARD g•k!ve notice, that lte ,hnuld bring
forward the Ordnance Estimates this day sett-
vight;
Tlie third reading of the ,Irish Pitt nership Re-
,gulation- Bill was postponed to .Inne 7th ; the
third reading of the l'oors' Rates -Misapplication
Bill, to this day s-e•-nnight; and the second read-
ing of the Publicans' License 8,11, to this day
Isennight;
On the motion of Mr. WESTERif, an• account
nas ordered of -the number of -persons tried -in
*England and ;Wales in the last year, distinguish-
iug,Abose ,discharged un proclmation, .or uo
bills
bei,g found ; those acquitted.; and those.found
Mr. CALCRAFT moved for apconn,s nf th Naval
• -
and Military expenditire from 17e3 to 1;93 in-
clusive.

GRENADA. "
-Mr IirNNET pri•sPnt• d a petition from Dr.
Alexander Ltonstlen, of Ole Island of Grenada,
stating, that tooter the chtirter ot that lstan t. the
rpaliticationsinade necessary for the •Metnbt-rs ot
the [loose ot.Assemnly consisted of a certain
plooettv ict land ; that the Assembly had passed
In Act. in 181:2,- deel.tting, that 'tile qualification
of Nienthers yeas an itttetrOce" in law,, and not, a
flatter ot her, 'a.od, on this gronnA, absolved all
ptit sons elected from making oath of their (wall-
fiCAt•Otl ; that by these metinq a number of
son• hail been introduced- into that Assembly-who
possessed no property in the island, but were the
managers ot estates of persons residing
Land. The p.,titioner prayed the Unwise to inquire
into. the injor:es be had stiffeied in p.rson and
property tr,on the illeval acts of this Assembly.
London, England, 1819-05-28

Government and the fund-boldMs will receive any benefit bl
this novel mode of imposing taxes by diminution of curreordy,
with great general pressure, and no pliblic benefit?
" As to the effects of the measure in narrowing the 01°°!,/
market, by annihilating a considerable portion of curreneri
they are too obvious and too disastrous to enlarge upon.
.0
money is power, if production is the natural consequenco
e_
money; if wealth and revenue are the natural comeqiiet
of production; if without money and production the Puud:
can neither he employed nor maintainedi nor reventic 110°1.
nor taxes levied ; those who diminish currency with a ricw 0,.
ot
sustain and increase industry, productions, revenue, god pr
sperity, will act as absurdly as the husbandman, who, f
double his crop, should diminish, by a moiety, the qbautiti-
o
seed.
" Let me attempt a concise statement of the general poled
to he pursued as to prices, taxation, production, and Pr°ol;
rity. I think the argument stands thus :—Decrease'in ,
amount of a currency lowers general prices, but increases t"f
value of taxes : on the other hand, increase of the value'''.
taxes augments general prices. When, therefore, cnrrenr;
and taxation are equal io amount, they con nteract each oilier
~;
but decreasing the quantity of currency has a tendency Hi
produce stagnation ; and increasing its quantity tends
lighten taxation anti increase production. If then, in A
country highly taxed, the reduction of prices is connteraetsec;
by taxation, whenever a decrease of the currency is n'a
and increase of prices is counteracted by the decreased v",'
tf
of taxation whenever an increase of currency is made: and
thus the reduction or increase of prices is reciprocally coat,
teracted by the effects of taxation, whether we increase or db.
crease the currency ; it follows, that a currency ought to 0
gradually increasing, because, cat, ri paribus, such inerli.
tends to augment industry and prosperity; and nut to be
minished, because diminution tends to product non-euarl°l
went and impoverishment."
I.yo be concluded To-mot row.]

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY•

[Morning Chronicle.]
By a Letter from A. Andrade, Esq. Vie!:
Consul for Portugal, Brazil, and Algarves, to "7,
Secretary at Lloyd's, it appears that an Edict ha'
been issued by the Board of Commerce at Lisbon'
dated 411 i inst. stating, that convoy will be give°,
until the commencement of July to all ships that
may need, and be ready to avail themselves of it'
for the ports of Para, Maranham, Pernambuc°'
Bahia, and Rio Janeiro. The period allowed for,
reporting such intention to the Board is to thy`
end of the ptesent month, when a list will be pre'
pared by the said Board, in order that the colt'
voylog ships of war may be regulated accordinglP
London, England, 1819-05-28

Day was publihril,

In three Volume., 12nio. price 11. is. boards,

U D L -E N 0 V E L.
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"Leiiobia. Queen of Palmyra," &c.
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London.

Of ,Thom may be had, lately published,
Traveller's Tale of the last Century. 'By Miss Spence.
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11. Is.
Hesitation or, to • Marry or not to Marry. By the Au-
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London, England, 1819-05-28

ADJOURNMENT.

Lord CMTLEREAGH moved that the House, on
its rising, do Hdjuurn to -Wedutsciay
Mr. S Aw moved for Instructions by the Trek.
stow to the Irish COmmissioners of Excise (in
1,812), relative to tile. Licensing 51 Stnall Stills.
The Court of Icing's Bench Bill, second read-
ing, was postpo9ed to Monday se'tthigl,t.
London, England, 1819-05-28

I:IATHEMATICAL TABLES.

Mr. D.Glisv.ttrrnoved an Attihes, to the Prince
Regeot, praying that he would...direct his Minis-
ter at the Court of France to take such measures
zits might he expedient to procure "th.e.mantiseriprrs
of the hst Logarithmic Calculaie,l in
France, to be printed at the joint expense of the
two coun,ries. •

The Irish Church Rates Bill was read a second
time ; to he„cornmitied o7i NVednesthy.
SMITH presented a petition from
1:310WliC, late of Windsor, now a prisnuer.iu the
ting's against that part of the lianhruptcy,
Bill which gives the Commissioners .the power
of committingitt crtrtitt cases ;—al§o, a petition
iron) this individual, objecting to some parts of,
the same bill.

Alderman THoaP preßented a Petition from
Londonderry hi favour of Catholic Einancipati.in.
Mr. G. LatNll3 obtained leave. to bring in a Bill
to facilitate proceedings iti Vacation 'lime against
the Warden of the Firer Prison for escapes.
London, England, 1819-05-28

THE AiARICEI.

COZIN-EXCHANGE,MAY2B.—Our Market was bare of English
Wheat this morning, not having had any fresh supply since
Wednesday; and the little that was on show met ready sale
at an advance of Is. per quarter for prime samples, but these
was no amendment in the inferior qualities.—Fine fresh Oats
fully support Wednesday's prices.—ln Barley, Beans, and
Peas there is no alteration.

SMITHFIELD, MAY 25.—Our Market was fairly supplied.
this day with prime Beasts, and prices remain the same as
our last quotations.—Mutton and Lamb were rather cheaper,
and husiness, in the early part of the morning, was very
brisk.—Veal remains the same.--fork- was cheaper.—Ti.e
trade in the Hay-Marlict was dull this morning; few sales
were made, and prices nominal.—Clover was ready sale at
last week's prices.—Straw was the same, but little business
doing,
London, England, 1819-05-28

REGISfEtt OF FAIIION.

THE DUCHESS OF KENT.
Yesterday inorniug, "about hdf-past nine o'clock,
Dr. DAVIS visited the Duchess of KENT ; soon
afterwards the followiug• Bulletin was issued :

" Kensington Palace, May 27, 1819.
" Her }loyal Highness the Duchcs: of Kent has had a very
good night, and is now free trout fever. The Royal Infant
cont.inue to du well.

cc J. WILSON."
•" D. D. DAVIS.

FAcHTONAPLE PARTIES; THIS 'EVENING.
Lady Ducit.'s second rout, Dover-street.
The French Play, Argyle Rooms.

The Duke of York- left town yesterday morning for Epsom
Races.

The Duchess of Gloucester visited the Duchess of Kent
yesterday morning for son:e time.
Monday the Princess Sophia of Gloucester arrived at Wind-
tor Castle, on a visit to the Princesses :Nugusta and Sophia.
The Countess Lieven had an elegant assembly yesterday
evening:, at hsr house, 1-1,1117-strect.
Lord and Lady Crewe entertained yesterday. a large party
of distinction at their house, Lower Grosvenor street.
London, England, 1819-05-28

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FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1819.

PUBLICATIONS.

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YOUNG ARTHUR ; or, The, CHILD of
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' 4. Whatis a Revolution ?_(Original.)

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trticed.

LITERARY THIEF.

..... .
Thomas Areett ve;tsindiered forsrealing several
copies of wen the property of 'Messrs. Hensley.
printers and publishers. The prisoner had. been
in the Sei:t,ice of the -proSectftors- for titoie than
seven years ; he was suspected, however, latterly.
and search in conscgaence,being tnade, there were
found. in .a pt:ivate drawer in the w,atthonse, midst
his ihe'propeity in'the indictment.
He was found Guilty, but recernu ended. to merti
by the prosecutor,
London, England, 1819-05-28

cruize.

PLYMOCTIi, Mat, 27.—Arrived the briglsabella, Lawson,
from Gibraltar, for orders, with invalid troops on board, 2.1
days passage, put under quarantine.

DEAL, MAY 27.—Came down from the Rivet and sailed,
the Ali/aurali, Winter, for Bengal.

CUSTOMS' LIST.
;E./tiered Inwards, May 27.—Paris, Ward, St. Petersburg));
Lively, Wolsey, Amsterdam ; New Union, Rose, Calais ; Bri-
tannia, Ogle, Memel; Eliza, Cordiner, Riga; Scandinavian,
Schis er, Gefle; Haabet, Linnae, Porsground ; Bertha, Uchler,
Stettin ; Sperber, Zashou, Stettin ; Elnar, Pauss, Drum;
Supply, Dedds, Memel; Hems, Petre, Gene.
Entered Outwards, May 57.—Union, Carry, Havre; Mar',
Wellington; Gibbs, Amsterdam; Mir. Blucher, Ellis, Rot-
terdam ; Isaac Todd, Smith, Quebec and Madeira; Flora,
Cook, Haniburgh; Hoffnung, Voss, Stettin.

Cleared Outwards, May 27.—Standard, Stephen, Jamaica;
Charming Molly, Farrier, Calais; Hannah, Streatham, Bom-
bay ; Prii yeas Auqua.., Vichris, Ituttcrais.; Piptspti, nen.
derson, Cadiz; Flora, Cook, Hamborgh ; Symmetry, Mere,
Genoa and Leghorn ; Perle, Hoop, Elsineur.

CONSUL-GENERAL FOR PORTUGAL, BRAZIL, AND
ALGARVES.

SIR—I beg leave to communicate to you, for the informa-
tion of the Gentlemen whom it may concern, that a truce for
two years having been signed, on the I 2th April last, between
the liingdcm of Portugal and Regency of Tunis, hostilities
between the two States have ceased, and their former rela-
tions been established fur the above mentioned period,
It is incumbent on me likewise to acquaint you, that in con-
sequence of an edict of the Board of Commerce, dated ListLoa,
the 4th of the present mouth, conv,y will be given until the
commencement of July to such ships as may need, and he
ready to avail themselves of it, for the ports of Para, Marn-
ham, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio Janeiro; the pt rind al-
lowed for reporting an intention to the Board to this effect
being to the end of the present month, when a list of such
ships, stating the ports of their anchorage arid those of
their destination, will be prepared by the said Board, in,
order that the number of coo roying ships of war may be re-
gulated accordingly.
I remain, Sir, your most ObViliellt humble servant,
(Signed) ALEX. ANPRADE, Vice-Consul.
Mr. John Bennett, jun. Lloyd's.
May 26, 1819.

The Melay clearest out on Saturday last at
Greenock, with a valuable cargo for Kingston,
Janiaieri, and was to have sailed next day, but in
the course of the ni.,:ht she took fire. The par-
ticulars are detailed in the following letter from
Greenock :
" GaresocK, M.sy .3.—ft is with vexation that I have to
inform you, that this morning, shortly after daylight, the Ma-
lay was discovered to be un five; great assistance was proinptly
olitainel, and by six ()'elude it was extinguished, but I much
fear not without heavy ilanias,:e to the valuable cargo. Tl+e
vast rpiantity of water poured into her will have dine tho
principal injury, as little but the goods on the top have beck
burned."
London, England, 1819-05-28

JoHN, HARDY FROST, Esq. irl the Chair.

_ Resolved--,That in good old hard times we
always bad plenty of ice ; but that in recent
seasons we have had an overflow of water; atilt
have actually been in hot water, %vhicb has cause&
the ice to melt and flow away with the current.
Resolved—Tnat the New River Company
curtail their issues n: water; so that the spare pipes
may, be filled with the nt:w.Gas which has so en-
lightened the Metropolis.
Resolved—that water, by its natural
has a tendency to fall, and is therefore deprc-_
dated, notwithstanding that the IVaier COmPa-
nies have contrived to raise it by -steam and 'other
processes ; v‘bel'‘ce
,a proper stoppage of supp:y
Will soon raise it to the value of ice in the bottest,

i urnmer.

Resolved—That ice is better-than water, more
portable, and more convenient ; -because it can.
-
be carried in a basket, whilst water must he carried
in a pail.
Resolved—That the New River Company, shalt
.he called upon to supply the Metropolis with •
at a certain price, on Midsummer-day; at a lower
price on the Dogajlays ; and at the price of water,
from the 4th of November to the lat April, when.
Montle's Abnanarkprophecies that ice may be picky
ed op in Golden-square and Silver;-street tor" no..
thing,. and Tbreat:needle• street shall be blocked
up.
Resolved—LThat,, for general,convenience, the
ice shall be supplied at the New Rived
large blocks, just sufficient for each 16 load a coal-
waggon ; but that no issue shall take place in
the snape of ice creams.
'..esolved—That instructions shall be sent to
the North-West Expedition to inquire the price of.
ice-bergs ; note the rate of Exchange with
Greenland and Spitzbergen ; and to ascertain
whether the gal puce of t ale will be in our favoOr
if a joint Stock Company shall be formed for the
importation of Red Suow from Baffin's Bay ; also
to examine if there are any hopes of a South-
East current setting the Ice Isladds upon our
shores.
Resolved—That in order to keep the Ice in-the

'Metropolis, and to make it plentiful and adequate
!o the demand, all carts, waggons, dung-cults,
Jack-asses, dandy-horses, Velocimanirds, Apt-
lenta, stage-coaches, trail-coaches, &c. laden
wholly or in part with Ice, shall be free trout toll
at the Turnpikes ; and, if necessary, a bounty al-
lowed On exportation. . .
(Signed, per
DRINKWATER, Secretary.

*o* As the two. preceiliog Articles did not
ii) the whole of °or impression yv%terti4y,
;1:e .thiok.it proper to reFrint then) 01) isCCO,htlf
the utility of the oar, and the humour of the other.
London, England, 1819-05-28

CAPTAIN ROSS'S VOYAGE, OCTAVO EDITION.
In a few Days will he published,

A Second Edition, in Two Volnines Octavo, with an entirely
new Map and other New Plates,
AVOYAGE of DISCOVERY, made under
the Orders of the' Admiralty, in his Majesty's Ships
and Alexander, f,r the purpose of exploring, Baltio s
Bay, and inquiring into the Probaliiiity of a North-West
Passage.
JAiN ROSS, K.S. Captain Royal Navy.
Printed fi.4 Longman, Hut st,'Rees, Orme, wad Brown,
London. . .
London, England, 1819-05-17

EDINBURGH, MAY 13.

COURT OP SESSION.—Yesterday this Court met
for the smuttier session; twelve of the Judges
were present Lords BANNATYNE and SuccoTn
were absent, Ind there is a'vacanev on the Renck
by the lamented. death of Lord ResToN The
iveo.Lords Ordinary took their seats, for the first
t;me, in the rooms lately built to the Outer
House. Besides being a great improvement to
the appearance of the House, they will be of Ina-
teilal advantage to their Lotdships, who are now
removed from the bustle and noise that unavoid-
ably prevail in the Outer House. Various changes,
it is ~nderstood, will immediately take place in
the law department, and several resignations are
cot:fidently talked of, but nothing certain is yet
itnown as to the alterations.
EDINBURGH UNiVßilsiTy.—Nothing can more
strikiog!y display the rising eminence of the Uni-
versity of Edinburgh than the number oF students
who, during the present S+s,ion, have a;tended
the different branches of instruction which are
taught in this seminary.of learning ; upwmds of
2,150 students Navin, been present a' thv Col-
lege dun the Wittier Session. Such aon tuber
exceeds all oaraild in the annals of the Ed otbaugh.
University, and is not equalled either by Oxford.
or Cambridge.
London, England, 1819-05-17

First Appearance this Season of the Grand EQUESTRIAN
TROOP of VOLTIGEURS and TUMBLERS.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S), WESTMINSTER-
BRIDGE,
Under the Patronage of their Highnesses the PRINCE
REGENT and DUKE of YOP.S.,
THIS PRESUST MONDAY, May 17, 1819.
and during the Week, at Half-past Six o'clock precise-
ly, a New t3racd Historical-Equestrian Melo-Dranot, called
HYPPOLITA, QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS!
Hyppolita, Mrs. ASTLEY.
Triumphal Procession and Pnblic Coronation of Ilyppolita.
Chivalric Combat of Hyppolita and Martia in the surerb War
Chariots. Total Conflagration of the Castle, and Final
Defeat of the Rebel Amazons!
Mr. • DIAMOND, the FLYING HLISSAP, will, without
the aid of any classic apparatus, take several extraordinary
Leaps.
HORSEMANSMP, by Mr. Avery. Equest-rian Clown, Mr
Jenkinsou.—A Comic Song, by Mr. Sloman.
In the Course of the Evening (first time this Season) various
EXTRAORDINARY EXERCISES by the Grand ,FQUES-
TRIAN TROOP of VOLTIGEURS and TUMBLE to
The whole to cdnclude with the interesting Melo-Dramatic
Spectacle, in Two Acts, called
THE SISTERS; or, The HEROINES' of SWITZERLAND.
Boxes 45.; Pit 2s. ; Gallery is. Doors open at Half-past
Five, begin at Half-past Six. Second Price Half-past Eight.
Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Kinleartt, at. the
Theatre, from Ten till Four o'clock, of whom Private Boxes
may be had nightly. Places cannot possibly be kept later
than half-past Seven. No Money returned.