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London, England, 1819-01-06

tRICE SEVEN

LONDON

!'ROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS-DIVk.,

[The Timei.]
PRIVArkg CMIII.ESPONDE/kE„

PARA, Dtic: 31.—The p mnatte-Hotly heie
very much dissatisfied ►rich the, forn►ation of .the
neW.Mmistry. It is regardict as Contrary to' the
conthinationi which the,Cengrees of AN-la-tha;...,
Belle had iii view; at the meeting of t‘'vhich the-
de-
moctitic spirit of France was Considered as, toil
menacing. M. de itichelien accordingly iettitue.t
front COrigreSs, wit 4 the posit►ve ,intention
changing the Election LAW. Moab ir.►iriosity p;c-
vails as to the manner in which tbeEmpetor. of
Russia will view, this 'change of Adrninistiation,
which has been accomplished without ally foreign:
influence Whatever. It true that, in order to
lessen the displeasure of the Emperor Alexander-
at the dismissal of the Duke of Richelieu, rec.,nrse
has been had to the selection of: Gen. Dessolles,
who was one of the actors in the famous Outtncil
of the night of the sth of April, which was presid...
ed by the Emperor Of Russia, and in consequence
of which the Bourbons were re-established on the
Throne of France. Count Nesselrode, the Ras-
Sian Minister, leaves Paris to-morrow, to•rettuti
to Petershurgh. In the course of a few, days the
system of the new Ministry will be seen, byv the
nature of the law-projects which they will pre-
sent to the Chambers. One thing is certainobat,
they are far from the idea of touching the Eke-
lion Law or that on Retrenchment, which indeed.
would be the greatest fault a
.Ministry could.at.
this moment commit. It is necessary to consoli
date the institutions of France. Unless that by
done, there' is no tranquillity to be hoped for,

[Morning Chronicle.)
The new mission for exploring the interior of
Africa, is undir the direction 'of Mr. Ritchie;
late Private Secretary to our Ambassador at Paris.
His companion and second in the mi9sion is Lieu-
tenant Lyon, late of his Majesty's ship Albion,.
now at Mal'a, who volunteered And was lipoini-
ed at the recommendation of Admiral Sir Charles
Pinrose, as being peculiarly qualified for this it.r.
vice. They are acemnpanied. by Monsieur Du-
ponte, a French naturalist ; also by a sit,roou
and a carpenter. The liashaw and a militaty es-
cort attend them from Tripoli (wheie they now.
are) to Motirzuk, lind they are to have a like es-
cort throughout their progress. Mr. Ritchie is a:
young man of great research, abilities, and pru-
dence.

[Morning Post.]

DEMISti OF SIR JOHN•THROGMOBTON.---TO the
grekt grief of all his friends, the wort.hyllarone,c
departed this life a few cloys since. .The caose
his deoth was .a ()Topsy, which terminal; d ht
apoplexy. Sir John, a bon vivant, was long re.
workable for the hospitality of his table.

From the LONDON GAZETTE of Jan. 5.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

J. Marshall, North-Hall, near Leeds, clothier, from Jan. 5,
to Feb. 23, at ten. at Guildhall, London.
T. mead, Blaelitriar's-road, woollen-draper, from Jan. 2 to
Jan. 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
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London, England, 1819-10-18

VICTUALLING,OFFICB, September 3, 1819.

'91.111,E COMMISSIO N EltS for VICTUALLING
-a- His MAJESTY'S NA fir do hereby give Notice, that
oft Tuesday, the 4th of January next, they will- be. ready to
receive -renders in writing (sealed up), 'ind treat with sgeh
Persons as will:undertake to'supply (on separate
,Contracts)
all such quantities of SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF
as ,nzay be required for the
.use of his Majesty's Ships and
Vessels at Jamaica' and New Providence, disringthe space
of Twelve Months certain,: front the 4th day of March nest,
and farther until six Months' warning shall be given for the
termination of the• Contracts, the Conditions of which may be
seen at the Secretary's Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price
Thal" not be inserted in words ad length, or that shall
not' he deliveied to the Board before One o'clock on the
said Tuesday, the 4th of January next; nor un(ess the Per-
sonw who ,ahrs the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
attends to answer When called for :—Nor will any Tender for
. .
the Sea Provisfonsropetract that contains extravagant Prices
upon some /Mich's, and Prices much inferior to the real
value upon others, Le considered as proper to Le admitted.

Each Tender mast also be accompanied by g Letter signed
6y two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with
the Party tendering, in the Penal Sam of 15,0001./or the
due performance of the Contract for Sea Provisions, and of
I? 0001. for the Fresh Beef Contract. •
London, England, 1819-10-18

AT a METING belil on S4tiirtlay, October
IC, 1819; Sir JANIES BLAND BURGES, Bart. in the

ChAr ;

The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to :
R 7. .That theAiends of ReJed Religiiist cannot,- without
muclkconcerti,' witnev ixn.‘ipsessant efforts of
wicked and designing men, to sulivert the foundations of the
Christian faith, and disturb the peace of religious society, by
a regular system of the most impious falsehoods levelled at
the Holy Scriptures, the only source of true happiness in this
life, and which alone furnish to mankind the well-grounded

hope of a blessed immortality.
2. That the attacks of these men, which are carried on by
the means of publications abounding with the most shocking
blasphemies, and circulated to an extent and with a degree
of industry hitherto unexampled, have, there is but too much
reason to believe, already done great mischief. The vicious
lay hold of these diabolical aids, to justify themselves in the
practice of vice; the inexperienced are led astray, and the
mind., of the rising generation are contaminated.

3. That such being the alarming and real statement of the
fact, it becomes the duty, not only of every mem/er of the
Established Church, but of every good and pious man, to
stand forth in defence of those divine Revelations, on which
all our hopes and interests, loth temporal and eternal, evi-
dently and altogether depend.

4. That, for this end, it is desirable that every possible aid
should be given to the publishing and circulating of plain and
incontrovertible refutations of the blasphemous allegations

now gent forth by Deists kaul At (jests.

5. That, in order to provide the funds for carrying into
elect the above purpose, it is proposed that an appeal he
made to ail sincere and well disposed Christians, to lend their

aid to so nrceiary arid laudable an undertaking.

'l';}at au Association be (tinned for the purpose expressed

itl 1 t preceding resfilution.

7 That those assembled at the present meeting Jo accord-
hig), form themselves into such an Association ; and that all
well disposed persons be invited to become members thereof.
8. That a Com:nittt'e of Management be appointed to su-
perintend the funds belonging to, and the publications cilia.
nat:!L from, this .:\s,ociation.

9. That itichartl Ciark, Esq., Chamberlain of the City of
London, be Treasurer of this Associati.on ; and that books for
receiving, subscriptions in his name, be opened at the Bank-
lug-house of, Messrs tatibroLe and Co., and at such other
Backing-houses as shall be mentioned in the next advertise-
ment.

O. That any communications relative to the object of this
Association may be addressed to Mr John Bird, 52, Hatton-
garden, Secretary to this Askiciation.
(Signed) JAMES BLAND BURGES.
London, England, 1819-10-18

VICTU4LLING-OFFICE, October 15, 1819.

THEtOIOIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
HisIWESTY'SINT.eIYII do hereby give Notice, That
on Friday next, the 24d Instant, Hey will be ready to
receive Temlers in writing (.sealed up),`and treat for One
Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable
to Sappleis (of 'nolt less than Two Pounds weight each) to be
prodw7 1 with the Tenders; and for Five Hundred Quarters
of ENGLiSH PEASE; each article to I,e delivered into his
Majesty's .Pictuadihg Stores at Deptford, in ,the course of
a Mow b, by weekly propvrtions ; and to. be paid for by Bills,
payable, without In,erest, sixty days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the &ere-
tarYs Office.

No regard will be had to any
.Tender in which the Trice

shall not be inserted in wits at length, or that shall not be de-
livered to the Hoard before One o'clock ode the said • Fri-
day next, the 22d Instant, nor unless the Person war) wars
the Tender, vr some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer
when called for:
London, England, 1819-10-18

HUNT AND TUE NEW TIMES.

THE KING 0. SToDDART AND OTHEI:S.

`nit morning on the Cnter JUSTICE taking his
seat, Air. autsrr addressed his Lordship, enquir.
kg what course he was to pursue, and if his
Lordship intended that his trial should come on
or not. The atmainted hint, that
there was no cause of his in the paper, and that
he might have had it tried on Saturd.y, but he
chose to refuse to have it tried in the ordinary

way, in a rude and improper manner. "Ic can-
not," said his Lordship, " he tried these Sittings.
I will take the earliest' opportunity of tiinSulring
my Learned Bl.►thets, and you may also► apply to
the Court of King's Bench it you think pioper,"
Mr. EI UNT said he hoped his Lordship would allow
him to apologize, if he had said any thing pijen-
bive on Saturday; his situation was peculiar, and
claimed some allowance; a libel' had been bang-
ing over his head twelve months, without his
being able to vindicate his character.' The CHIEF"
JUSTICE said he had made allowance, for if he
bad done that which would have been proper, it
etonld (lave occasioned Mr. HUNT SOME 'Penn..
venience:-,-HuNT then took up his papers and
lett the Court,
London, England, 1819-10-18

MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION.

THE pREAT DEATH on the
PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, Si'. PETER'S
-EiRs'r.SFALMON, -PAUL and BARNABAS RECEIVING
the GENTILES, •the BRAZEN SErAPENT, • the CRUCI-
FIXION of. our SAVIOUR with other PIC'T'URES and
SKETCHES, are now EXHIBITING, under the immediate
Patronage of his -Royal- Highness the. Prince. Regent, at
N 0.125, PALL-MALL, near Carlton-House; every day from
Ten till Five.

By Order, CUARLES SMART, Sec.
London, England, 1819-10-18

THE LOTTERY.

. 'and T. SIVEWRIGHT,. Sole Contractors,
•9 have the pleasure of observing that their Scheme on
the New System has received the general approbation of the
Public, which has no doubt arisen from the attraction Of its
Various points, and the great advantage to early-Purchasers,
by uniting in One Scheme the Prizes of Two Lotteries, in-
cluding no,less than
EIGHT OF TWENTY THOUSAND!
And the LOWEST PRIZES are,SIXTEEN POUNDS.--The'
Purchasers of the First 5,000 Tickets (those only now-on
Sale), have the Chancre of gaining the WHOLE of the
EIGHT 20,0001., and ALL THE OTHER CAPITALS.
Two of 2.0,0001. will be decided in the First Five Minutei,
on the

NINTH OF NOVEMBER,
When the Lottery begins Drawing,.
J. and J. SIVEWRIGUT have the pleasure of congratu-.
lating their Friends o►t the continued Success at their Offices,
having Sold in the Last Lottery N 0.3,710, a Prize of 30,0001.
Tickets and Shares are Selling in great variety at the Con-
tractors' Offices, • ' .

37, Cornhill; f 11, Holborn;
33, Haymarket; 1 141, OxfOrd Street.

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published,
A Stereotype Edition, in i2roo. price ss-, 64. bound, of

THE NEW WHOLE DUTY of MAN ; con.
taining the Faith as well 'as Practice of a Christian,
raade easy for the Practice of the present Age, as the Old
Whole Duty of Man was designed for those unhappy Times
in which it was written ; and supplying the. Articles of the
Chiistian which are wanting in that Book, though
esstntially necessary to Salvation. With Devotions proper
for several occasions.

N. B. Tbis genuine tEditionis published by the Sanctiom
of his Majesty's Licence, grunted to W. Bent ; and, to pre-
vent imposition, has his Signature on the back of the Title-
page.—Also may be had, an Edition in Bvo. with a Helito
the Reading of the Holy Scriptures, signed in the same wan-
ner, price 9s. bound, and on Royal Paper, 16s. 6d. calf
lettered. _ ,

Printed for W. Bent, 'at the King's Arms, Paternoster-
row; F. C. and J. Rirington, Scatcheid and Letterman,
Longman, and Co. NV. Baynes, H.'l'. Hodgson, J. Mawman,
,J. Richardson; J. M. Richardson, J. Booth, Baldwin and Co.
•T. Hamilton, Sherwood and Co. T. Hughes, G. and W, B.
Whittaker, and Sinipkin and Marshall.
*** The Octavo ~Edition may be had with a Set of fine
Plates; the common Paper .1 is. 6d.; and the Roptl 19s. 6d.
'bound.
London, England, 1819-10-18

lions:Hs—Orator HUNT never told us that.

FRANK—NI warrant thee, he did not. That
were letting the cat out of the bag with a ven-
geance. But it would ❑ot be as you wish it, or
as lie wishes it neither. It would be all mob-
property, illy lad.
HODGE---What'S that

FRANK—One mob's to-day, and another's to-
morrow. You and HUNT would wish it to be
your own every day. Then the one mob and the
other mob would fight together, till nine parts in
ten would be destroyed.
tit,DG E--- But the. Soldiers.

FRANK—Never talk of the Soldiers, liodge ;
they CMI only protect us while they ate under the
law ;--butt Radical Soldiers world be too busy in
euttinz up the land for themselves ; and if you
grumbled, or even looked awry, I dont fancy they
mould spare you—much less stand to be. Attacked

be they began, as the Yeomen did dt Alan-
cheater.

fluoGE--And how dos't thou think it would
end, Frank ?

FRANK—The ending is as plain as A pikestaff:
some clever fellow, like Bosiev, would mount
upon your shoulders into the Throne, and make
you all his slaves, Radicals and all.

HoDGeSay no More, Franksay no more.—
If Radical Reform is to end in such iyranily as 130-
NRY held over the French Reformers, I'll none of
it. Goodbye, lad—l'll to my work,-and keep my
wife to her's also. Master Hu NT shrill 'lever catch
me at his Meetings again, I promise thee.
London, England, 1819-01-01

CATTLE AT MARKET.

Beasts

-- , .
Calves
HAY ANT) STitAlAr PER LOAD.
Hay.... ,C 5 01) tut.B 0 0 1 (laver. 4, 6 0 0 to,C9 0 0
Straw t 2 10 oto 4,3 00

BRIGHTON, Dec. '2.9..--The dinner parties at
the Pavilion continue 19 be' totally coitfined to the
Royal Suite, nor have ihe'company O. yet been
augmented -by Visitants et the latter part of the
evening:- Lis loyal flightless retires soon and
rises early ; his spirits have niuirh improved of
late. and his health continues .good. The Doke
of YORK atrived at the Pavilion this evening at
half•past five "'o'clock. Dottier, as usual, was
served up soon after six. Lord and Lady R.
Seymoutt are also among the arrivals of this even-
ing. The Marquis of ANGLASEA and his brother,
the Hun. Captain PAGRT, CHUM in last night hi
time to join the Pavilion dinner party.
Sulcfnas.—A Gentleman, recently arrived from
Paris, informs us, that Suicides in that capital are
very frequent ; they are all taken to a place edited
the Morgue, where they are publicly exhibited to
be claimed or owned. On his asking whether, es
in England, they were refused Christian Budd,
his serious question was answered by a smile,
" Christian Burial ! who would be at the expence
of burying them when they can he filmic so
useful ?"—" Useful ! how ?"---" kl.thy,' in feeding
the wild beasts at the Royal Menagerie.- O.ir
friend shuddered at the very idea; the Frea,ehman
quizzed him for a ridiculous. st.sibility, and de-
clared he thought it au excelicut plan.

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London, England, 1819-01-01

UNIVERS! rY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Duc.3l.---Tnonw Le Blanc, Esq.
LL.D. was on Iliednesday last re-elected Master
ot
We understand that there is a scholarship, va-
cant at Clare-hall, to which a young man ot the
greatest classical attainments will be elected.
The following Gentlemen of this University were
ordained on Sunday se'nnight:—

By the Bi.shop of Orford:
PRlEST.—Benjamin George Blacliden, M.A. of Queeu's
College, and Curate of Pyrton and Shirburne.
By the Bishop of Giohees/cr •
•

DEACONS.—Ti. Feudal', li.A. of Eniipanuel College ; R.
tVard, jun. 13:A. and David Williams, h.A. of tit. John's
College.
Pamirs.—Peploe Paget. Mosley, B.A. of Jesus College;
Hugn Kerr, 8.A.0f Trinity College.

the Bishop ofLincoln :
De.icrixi —W. Bussell, B.A. and S. Dewe, B A. of St.
John's Cohege; E. Peacopp, B.A. of Queen's College; J.
Gooducre, Curate of Syston, Leicestershire.
Pat EsTs..—C. Moore, of St. John's College ; S. Crooke, Cu-
Pitt of Wrestlingworth, Bedfordshire; It. Black, Curate of
Baldock ; T. Bowstead, Curate of Huttoft, Lincolnshire.
By the Bishop of Chester :
DEACON3.--R. 11. Formby, B.A. of Jesus College ; J.Theo
bald's, B.A. and J. Newton, B.A. of St. John's College.
London, England, 1819-01-01

Mil' NEWS.

DEAL, Dec. 31.—Came down from the River
last night, the William Pitt, GRAHAM, for Sc.
Helena and India.

Fire o'Cluck.—lt has been •ery foggy great
part of tie day, but is now wore clear, and some
of the outward-bousid are away.
DOVER, DEC. 31 —Anchored in our Roads the
General Washington, from Norfolk for London,
all well ; also a Dutch ship from Smyrna, for
Rotterdam, with several others,—particulars un-
known.

PENZANCE, Dec. 29.—The Lord Wellington,
1-111.1., from India, landed passengers here. There
are three others from India to leeward, but can.
not learn their names. The Dutch ship Delithium,
143 days from Calcutta, was spoke with by a pilot
boat, 21st December. There are several sail in
the oiling.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 31.—Arrived the Eviler,
•JoNes, from Sicily for London—placed under
quarantine : spoke on 25th Dec. in lat. 47. and
long. 9., the Fortitude, lndiaman, all well.
FALMOUTH, Dec: 29.—Arrived the Lord Wet-
-lington, lIrLL, trom.Madrns ; sailed 20th, Aug.,
and ft otu the Cape 27th Oct.

BEHILINGTON, DEC. 30.—The vessel TIM down
near sta ed yesterday, was
the Adventure, STEVEN'S, of Arbroath, from
Leith to Lynn, with oats, &c. The crew had just
time to get into their boat before the ves)el went
tiow6.

RAMSGATE, DEC. 31.—The sloop Union,
HAWKINS, from London, sprung a leak yester-
dav afternoon, when, to prevent her sinking, she
was run on shore on the White Dvke, and ;
cargo, consisting of iron pipes, Ste. (or the vs-
wotks at Brighton, landing here.
London, England, 1819-01-01

FRIDAY; JANUARY 1, !819.

• PUB ;CATIO N.

This Day was- riblished,
n Two VoThincs, Oefavo, price CI. 55..-bords, with n Por-•
trait froi.i the rare licint by Crispin de Passe, the Thivt!
_Edition of .

lITENIOIRS OF THE COURT OF QUEEN
-

BY LUCY. AKIN.

'Elie pre,ent WOrl: is ,cOmPoStd upon the plan of uniting.
with I he.prmnial:llistory of a celebrated female Sovereign,
.n,.; a tiouc*.ed• narration of the Domeo-ic Events of her
Reign, a large portion of Biographial Anecdote, private Me-,
oink, and Trails illustrative-of the Manners. Modes a'
Thinkin,.'aud Litltatur!, of an interesting,- period of English
I4istory. Originall.etters, Speeches, and occasional Poerus,,
are largely imerweiised.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, L'.ees,.Orine, and Brown,
Loudon.
OF whom may be had,
Annals of the Reign of Georg:: the Third. By John Albin,
M.D. 2 vols. aro. 11. ss. boa: ds.

. - .
STEEI.I.S'S
.01)00:1.00C •
S otteemed superior to all ()Niter external A
cations for the Cure of Chilhlains,•Sprains, Bruises,
Rheurnatisms, Cramps, Numbness, and for the Limbs in n
Paralytic State. Conittcrleits 'of 'this admirable Remedy a*e
sold in almost every Town nisei street, and often by' persons
,who would not he simsptcted of an attempt to defraud their
customers: Purchasers ore therefore inform,l, that unleis
the name " F. Newhery" be engraved is
.the Stamps, the
opodeldoc is not genuine.
- • •

Prepared and Sold by R.Newbery and Sons, at the Origi-
nal Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder,prie 2s. 9d. abottle;
but as many persons mistake the house, obsesSi-e that it is the
third- from Cheapside, the Number • ,

Sold also by Sanger,Oxford-street-; Hawkins, Tionfl-street;
Middle-row, Holborn; Stradlingi Itoyal Exchange;
and Harris; Ludgate-street.

FOR 1 HP, SUN.
London, England, 1819-01-01

SMITHFIELD, JA:. ).

Our Market was but thinly supplied with prime Beasts this
morning, but business seas brisk in the early pail., and prices
dearer than on Monday. The show of Sheep was. tolerably

good, but the prices remain nominally as our last quotations.
Veal was dearer; Pork cheaper, but not brisk trade for the
business in the Hay Market was not lively this
morning, although Hay of fine samples went off at full last
week's prices; Clover has drooped in price; in Straw niithintr,
doing, and prices the. same as' per last. The annexed is a
correct-statement-of the .Numbers and Prices at market :
(if, sink the Offal ; per Stone of Sibs.)
Beef 4s. Od. to ss. Ud. I Veal cs. tid. to 7s. Od.
Mutton ss. Od. to 6s. 4d. 1 Pork .... ss. 6d. to 79. Od.
London, England, 1819-01-01

REGISTER OF FASIIION.

ARRIVALS.—The Marquis of Anglesey, from Brighton ; his
Lordship soon after set off for his seat, Beau Desert, Staf-
fordshire ; Sir John Grey and
,Lady *Egerton, from their seat
in Cheshire; the Earl of Powis, from his seat, Walcott,
Salop; Mr. and Mrs. Lushington, at Blake's Hotel, from
Paris; General Dowdeswell, from his seat, Gloucestershire;
Major Wildman, at Steven's Hotel, from Brighton ; General
Sir H. Bunbury, Bart. at Warren's New Hotel, from his seat
in Suffolk.
London, England, 1819-01-01

FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

FANCY MOURNING DINNER DRESS.—White crape frock
with pointed festoons of the same, fastened at each point by,
black rosettes, and folds of black satin placed above and be-
low the festoons. Blatik satin Canezo❑ spenser, elegantly
ornamented with white crape. Fr, derica hat of white crape;
surmounted by a plume of black. feathers.—(la Belle "Is-
semblee.)
WALKING DRESS .—A round dress of figured silk, the
growitt grey, with a small black leaf : the body is made par-
tially high round the shoulders and back; but sloped low in
front-of the bust; it is trimmed with a putting of grey crape,
ornamented between each puff with a jet bead. Short full
sleeve, tastefnlly finished in the Spanish stvla with black satin
slashes. The bottom of the skirt is - trimmed with a deep
fluunee•of !Auk crape, embroidered in grey silk : thill is sur-
mounted by a plain band of black srap,e., richly embroidered
in grey silk; and the whole is finished by a broad band of
bias black satin laid on full. Fichu of white crape, with a
very full white crape ruff. Over this dress is a pelisse corn,
posed of either black OF grey Velvet, lined with white sarsnet.

EVENING Dness.—A White crape round dress- over a white
sarsnet slipx it is cnt very low all round the bust, and the
waist is as short as possible : a full sleeve, which is likewise
very short. The bottom or the skirt is ornamented with a
full rouleau of white crape, which stands out, and a sur-
mounted by a broad and rich trimming composed of jet heads.
A white crape apron is worn with this dress; it is a three-
quarter length, narrow at top, and broad towards the bot-
tom ; it is finished with rich tassels at each end, and has
a slight sin- broidery in black silk all round.—(elckernacien's•
Repository.)

The remains of Sir PHILIP FRANCIS were in-
terred yesterday, at East Sheen. The funeral
was a titivate one, consisting of only the hearse,
two mourniog coaches, with his son, Mr.
FIiAICCIS, and some other mcitibers _of the family,
one itisywo c.ortiage, . .

A I/ AITY Nittve YEAR—the way to make it
real.y Su, wouiti b to buy a Tii:ket, and get a
30.0001. ;—there are T‘so of 30.0001. yet in the
Wheel, arid 60111 utast be drawn III) TUESDAY
‘Vtt k, the bit aid only day, bids
(Mar Capitals ut 5001J1, 10001. etc.
London, England, 1819-01-01

cusToN;t; LIST.

Entered Inwards, Dee. 31.—Jane and Mary,Coats,Bremen;..
Flora, Keyser, Antwerp ; Jonge Beer, Heerun, Aceuruziel ;
Morgenstern, Janusen, du. ; Entannel,- Bolleren, 7 irtrn ;
Neptunus, De I;ries, Harlingen ; Zaanstroom, Nintitenda.a,
Amsterdam ; Verwagting, Van Elnyn, Rotterdam; Bombay
Merchant, Clarkson, Bombay; Petit Charles, Grison, Rouen—

Entered Outwards, Dec. 3 ncinnatus, Gieswaltl, New
York ; Albion, Hurst, Antwrrp ; Minstrel, M'Gregor, Mar-
seilles; Venus, Thumpson, Ha niburgh ; Golden Grove, Steel,
Cape of Good Hope ; Palace, Nickels, Lisbon.

Cleared Oatwardsi Der. 31.—Volharding, Schippen, Antes
werp; Johannes, Matzen, Elsineur ; Faith, Evans, Madeira;
Thomas, Bell, do.; Marquis Camden, Larkins, China;
Borradaile, do.; Calypso, Hutchison, Teneritfc; Harriet,
Tulloch, do.; Lively, Bayes, St. Michael's.

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, JA N. 1, 1819.

Nire have had very few arrivals since Wednes-
day, and what fine Wheat was kit over since
that day, met ready sale on quite tls good terms,
although, by the Market' Returns, our portc re-
main open for Foreign Importation until the I.sth
February, the aggregate average puke of the last
six :weeks being sos, 4d. which is one farthing
above the Import •Ptice. Bark), was dull sale this
day, and only fine sales could be disposed ot, anel
for which Monday's pr ices were With difficulty
obtained, on account of the very stagnant state
of the Malt Trade.—ln Beans, Pease, and Oats
there is no alteration.
London, England, 1819-10-27

THE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANE.—The Comedy of The Way to get
Married was revived at this Theatre last night.
ELLISTON, of course, was Tangent, and the
part exactly suited 165 versatile talents. DowroN,
in Toby Allspice, and MUNDEN, in Caustic, ably
contributed to the success of the revival. Porn
also, in Faulkner, and RUSSELL, in Dashull, were
main props. Mrs. EGERTON, in Clementina All-
spice, displayed talents which were not brought
into action its, the other 'Theatre, and acquitted
herself with great humour. The Farce of The
Prize, inttinsically humorous and entertaining,
was well
,supported by HARLEY, OXBERRY, abd
Miss h.t'LLY.
COVENT-OARDEN.—After The Clandestine Mar-
riage last night, the Mssque of Arthur and Em-
meline, altered by. GARnictc. from DRYDEN, was
revived wilt great plendour; but the 'aisle of the
age is altered, and it was not so favuurahly
rr-
ceived as might be expected. The Emit of Arthur
was to have been represented by Mr—CHARLES
WEMBLE, hut on account of a tide:epee between
.him and the Manager, of ‘,lfich reports are va-
t ions, it was a•sigued to Mr. ABBOTT, ss lino al-
lowing for a hasty study, aequitted..hiniself very
London, England, 1819-10-27

POPERY.

Tilt eternal Mr. O'CorrtsELL, who can never
felt from speaking or writing something or
bther shout the Irish Papists, has now addressed
to those poor, plundered, persecuted, innocents,

'in•ther long letter. In it he boasts of their quiet-
ness; and argues that they ought to obtain all
their demands because—pray mind!—because they
ll° not, like the Eugliah Radicals, seek them by
ffirce! And this be follows up, by one precious
Comment.

" We have taken away all pretexts from our
I' enemies. Let us continue the same line of
" conduct until our fate is decided in this Ses-

$1011.,,

• UNTIL !—We beseech our Readers to mind
the:implied
,menace of this " UNTIL." Should
the next Popish Petition then be rejected—as we
Pray to GOD and trust in GOD it will—Mr. O'Co br •
11 it Lt. says its acceptance cau never again be
. hoped for. Does this smooth Counsellor mean,
that the Irish Papists will be no , longer bound to
quietness ?

AVliot else,does his concluding hint infer ? " 1
-e
shall not",-Says he—'' advise you to 'brow the

sword or the p;ke into the scale of Reform."—
Oh no e merely reminds them chat such arti-
-4" have not been rusted since 1803 and 1798
but I shall urge you—what ?—not to use them?—
"' no again !—to help the Reformers.
'Ware the Jesuit !—Such Emancipation to pro-
thole Reform :—and, it you cannot obtain it, seek
Reform to promote Emancipation.
suCir PEOPLE TO B TRUSTED
London, England, 1819-10-27

BANK It (MTS.

M. Thomas and W. Thomas, Great Surrey-street, Black..
triars•road, linen-drapers, to sun-ender Nor. 2, 16, and
Dec. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs.
• Richardson and Miller, New Inn.
E. Savage, Upper North-riaee, Gray's Inn-lane, grocer, Oct.
zo, at ten, Nov. 13, and Dec. 7, at tikelve. at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. M4Dulf, Castle-street, Holborn.
J. Porter, Frome &hymn', Soniersetsbire, clothier, Nov. 2,
at six, 3, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at the Blaels Bear Inn, De-
wises. Attornies, Mr. Tilby, Devizes ; and Nlessrs. Ns•
thersole and Barron, Essex-street, S! rand, London.
H. White, Warminster, linen-draper, Nov. 2,6,
and Dec. 7, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attornies,
Messrs. Courteen and Robinson, Walbruok, London.
T. Woodhouse, Nottingham, lace manufacturer, Nov. 2,9,
and Dec. 7, at eleven, at the Flying Horse, Nottingham.
Attornies, Messrs. Chippendale and S,n, Great
street, London; and 'Messrs. fr'oxercit and Parsons, Not-
tinihani.
W. 1 aelor, Little George-street, Bermondsey New-road,
bricklayer, Oct. 30, Nov. 6, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at Guild.
hall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Harvey (11111 Wil,on,
C Chown, Mailehester, hosier, Nov. 20, 22, and Dec. 7, at
two, at the Garric.l•7's Head, Maitehe,ter. Atz.otiivs,
Buckley, Itlanebester ; and Messrs. Hurd am! Joht.sou,
London.
J. Backler, Newman-street, Oxford-street, dish r in stained
glass, Nov. 6, 18, and Dec. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Fisher and Sudlow, Tharies Inn, Hol-
born.
D. Pullen, Spread Eagle-court, Finch-lane, bilh broker, Oct.
30, Nov. 6, and Dec. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Spencer, Belvidere-place, Bclro.igh-road.
W. Thurnell, Gouldstone-square, Wt.itechapel. rip,olcerer,
Oct. 10, Nov. 6, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at Goildhall.

torniss, Messrs. Alliston and Hundleby, Freenian's-court,
Cornhill. •
E. Jackson, Uley, Gloucestershire, clothier, Nov. 6, S, • and
Dec. 7, at twelve, at the CommerciAl !looms, Bristol At-
tornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Breed-street,
Chealiside, London; and Messrs. Bevan and Biittan,
Bristol.
London, England, 1819-10-27

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Ocr. tC.

William Turner was tried for a nuisance iu
stopping up a foot-path in a field named the Race
Field, in Kentish Town, near the road leading to
Highgate Tunnel.

A number of nut! persons proved that the path
in question had been open for upwards of 30 years
past.

The defence was, that it bad been a trespass
' path, but the Jury found the defendant guilty of
the nuisance, and the path will consequently be
opened.
Richard James, a labourer, was found Guilty
eif keeping a most disgusting brothel, in Letv7
toner's-lane, in the parish of St. ales's. The de•
tails were nauseous. It appeared chat the hous,e
in question was frequented by the lowest prosti•
tutee and thieves. The viefendent was sentenced
to six months' imprisonment in the House of Cor-
rection. The prosecution was preferred by the
parish Officers.
Edward Brown cram found Guilty of assaulting
John Jones, the servant of Mr. Willis, who keeps
the Thatched- House Tavern in St. James-street.
It appearel that Mr. Willis is the proprietor of
certain inclosed land et Fulham, upon which the
defendant lied trespassed by opening the fence
and turning his horse in to graze. The defendant.,
and others, had a belief that they were entitled
by Custom to turn their cattle upon the ground
in question. Jones, by order of Mr. Willis. took
the defendant's horse to convey it to the pound ;
ti►e defendant met him with the horse, a,nd corn.
menced a violent attack. The sentence was, that
be be imprisoned two months in the House of
Correction. The Court considered it necessary
Lo make an example of the defendant, to convince
many persons at Foillaftl that they were not to
trespass with impunity.

The Gazette of last night contains a free par-
don for any but the principala, who 61)11111 diSCOVer
the person or persons who fired into the houses of
the Jurymen on the late Inqueat at North Shields
in addition to which pardon, there i• a proffered
reward ut 300 guineas.
London, England, 1819-10-27

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. 27.—We have had but
hide Wheat fresh in since Monday, and what ap•
p' cared this morning of flue quality, sold on full as
good terms as- on that but the inferior
samples not being in demand were dull sale, but
not. cheaper than on Monday fine Barley was in
request, and bring very scarce, rather better prices
were obtained for select samples, but there is no
amendment in the ordinary qualities, of which de-
scription a ctinsiderahle quantity hangs upon the
without buyers 1,4 it ; Oats are Is. per
quarter lower, the Art ivals having. been large since
Monday.7-Itt Beans and Pease there is nu alte-
ration.
London, England, 1819-10-27

T UlsrLgwooD,

Yesterday the following impudent Letter was
sent by THISTLEWOOD to Lord SIDMOUTH ; the
bearer of it was the renowned WADDINGTON
MY LORD—It is generally believed that in
consequence of your late (unfortunate to you
think it will prove) directions to the Magistrates
of Manchester, which caused the hilotnian but-
chery and horrible effusion of blood on the 16th
of August, that your Lordship holds the office of
Chief Secretary of the Elaine Department upott
a very precarious tenure. 1 therefore most ur-
gently request your Lordship, while you have the
power to do an act of justice to an injured indi-
vidual, will not let the opportunity pass withont
availing yourself of it. Your f. well
knows that when I was illegally arrested On board
the Alien brig, my loss on that occasion was up.
wards of 180/. 1 :herefore entreat you will send
me, out of the candle-ends and cheese-pariogs of
office (which it is sail yon have partakeu most
plentifully) the sum.of 1801. and ;three years' in-
terest----compouud interest, my Lord, of course.
This is a necessary act of retiihntion, and will
make some amends for your Lordship's past mis-
deeds.

" 1 wrote to your Lordship about a fortnight
ago, the letter miseßtried, 1 have no doubt, for
your Lordship is coo polite to omit answering tx
Correspondent. 1 am. &e.
- " ARTHUR THISTLEWOOD:

P. S. Perhaps your Lortiship %could, to save
further trouble, both to your,elf and tue, sun(' the
money by the bearer, my friend Samuel Wad..
dington."—(Morning Paper.)
London, England, 1819-10-27

SECOND LIGHT.

Josh. Hudson and Sampson, a Birmingham but-
ton•ntaker—the former, a pugiti•t of fine science
and courage (last heat Scroggins,) acid Sampson,
an adventurer for fighting fame, beat Dully Smith
in his first trial.—These men fought for a purse,
and it was so gallant a fight of quite a different
complexion from the other, that it would be neg.
tactful to omit a brief sketch of it. Owen ion'
Purcell seconded Hudson, and Shelton and Har-
mer, Sampson, who appeared to want some hard
food. Hudson's friends were so confident of his
prowess, that they backed him at two and three to
one. It was, perhaps, the most slaughtering
fight of 40 minutes that ever was seen, and for
years our informant has never seen men to miser-
ably punished. Hodson used his left hand with
great dexterity at the head, and executed unmer-
vifully with the right ; but Sampson was always
with him, and if he could not give hit for hit, he
knocked away much of Hudson's science, and
Wed him copiously in return ; he would not he
denied until be was hit senseless. It was all
slashing hitting, without avoiding, and, for ac-
tivity and game, no men could excel them. Hud-
son, at length, won it.—During this fight such
confusion occurred as was never before beheld.
Ths immense multitudes closed in upon the inner
ring in one mass, aided by plunderers of the
most daring description, with whom and some of
the fighting men a desperate affray occurred,
which ended in many broken heads. Such dis-
order was never before seen at a fight, and it is
hoped never will again, or measures must be taken
of a different kind.

ATMOsPORXIC PllENostglaots. About eight
o'clock on the craning of Sunday last, was wit-
nessed it Carlisle a very beautiful appearance in
the beavens—a broad sone of light, which ex-
tended across the whole ♦isible horizon, nearly
west and cast. As it does not appear to have
been visible on the east side of the island (at least
none of the papers in that district which have
come to hand notice it), we way presume that its
altitude was not very considerable. That this
zone, or belt, was of electrical origin, is obvious
from all the phenomena accompanying it, though
all the papers we have seen describing it, do not
particularly notice the appearances that imme-
diately preceded it. A little before eight in the
evening,. a radiant appearance was observsble iu
the heavens, a little above the northern hemi-
sphere, which, so far as we could. calculate With-
out the assistance of instruments, was not many
miles distant. I emitted vivid rays of light, as it
from an immense furnace, from behind a dense
and black cloud, which was successively followed
by others, that expanded acrosS the whole nor!h-
ern part of the firmament until they had neatly
reached the zenith. After having for sonic time
formed most brilliant streamers, the electric mat-
ter was accumulated into one large, beautiful,
and condensed arch o! stationary light ; and cts the
sky was fortunately very clear, it was beheld for
wore then au I:t.ur.—(Carii4/8 Journal.)
London, England, 1819-10-27

From the LONDON GAZETTE of Oct. 26.

This Gazette contains two loyal Addresses,
transmitted to Viscount SidlTlOuth, and ha e bt:ets
presented by Ilk Lordship to his Royal Highness
the Prince Regent, who was plc:ised to rec ive
the same very graciously, viz.:—From th, Nl,l-
- Clergy, Gentry, and whet...lnhabitants
of the timid] of Tynetootifh, County of IVirthion-
berktol ; and from the ?Ministers and PTheis of
the Provincial Synod of Dumfries, in Synod as-
sembled.

Crown-Office, Oct. 2G.
Member returned to serre in this present Parliament.
County of Langford—Sir George Ralph Fethersi on, of Ar.
&igh, in the County of Longford, I•art. in the ruuw of Sir
Ttlollllls Frtherstun, Bart. deceased.
London, England, 1819-12-15

TO CORREFONDENTS.

We hare received a valuable Communication, dated the lath
Instant, and signed J. M, of which a Second Part was
promised on the following day. We are earnestly desinius
of knowing the Author. The Second Letter has not been
received.

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BULLION.

Portugal Gold, in _ -
Coin 1.3 17 10i perOz
Foreign Gold, in Bars 0 0 0
New Doubloons
New Dollars
Silver in Bars, Standard 0 5 2

On Saturday morning, a detachment of flying
artillery, tram Leith Fort, and two troops of the
10th hussars., from Piershill, marched for the west
country.
Last %yea, several waggons, loaded with am-
munition, were dispatched front Edinburgh Ct,stle
for the west country, escorted by dersicboacars et
tie lOtb flussars.
London, England, 1819-12-15

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM I'LIE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS RAY.

[Morning Yost]
INTELLIGENCE FRONI MANCHESTER.

The following is a communication received at a
late hour last night
46 MANCHESTER, 'Dec. 13, 7 o'Clock, P. M.—
The town up to this date remains quiet. Yon
*ill see by the enclosed Notice (posted this morn.
ing) that the arrangements of the Police and Ma-
gistracy have checked the inclination of the Radi-
cals to hold their Meeting, at all events in the
day-time. Persons have been sent to Bolton and
the neighbouring villages to learn the numbers
and appearances of the different Meetings, but
they are not yet returned. To show the eager-
netts to possess arms, the shop of Mr. Conway, a
gunsmith, in Market-street, Manchester, was
broken open last night, and robbed of many braces
of pistols, guns, &c. &c. The whole of the arms
in the shop were in a state for removal, but it is
supposed the parties were disturbed and fled."

POSTPONEMENT OF THE MEETING.

NOTICE.

" We, the Requisitioeists, who called the Meet-
ing to be held in Manchester this day, to address
the Prince Regent, and both Houses of Parlia-
ment, hag leave respectfully to inform the Pub.
lk, that the said Meeting is, for prudential rea-
sons, postponed to a future day, of •which due
notice will he given.
" Monday, Dec. 1;1, 1819."

[Morning Ch, °nick
MR. HOMO:3SE.

The following are the circumstances attending
the arrest of Mr. Hopi-louse :
Mr. HohLouse, with his friend, Mr. Michael Bruce, was
at No. 1, Spring-garden, about six o'clock yesterday evening,
when a Messenger of the House of Commons, acting as De-
puty Serjeant at Arms, made his appearance, and produced
the Speaker's Warrant, as his authority for taking Mr. Hob-
house into custody. Mr. Hobhouse said, he considered the
Warrant to be illegal, and that he refused to obey the iVar-
rant.. The Messenger replied, that he had brought a force
with him to execute the Warrant, and the men were in the
house. Mr. Hobhouse desired him to carry back his refusal
to the Speaker, but the Messenger said he could not quit him.
" Then," replied Mr. Hohhouse, " you must use Your force,
for I will submit to nothing else." Two other .Messengers
soon after made their'appearance; whe❑ the first Messenger,
laying his hand on Mr. Hobhouse, said, " You are my pri-
soner." Mr. Hobhouse then. 'replied, " I must submit to
force; but I protest against this illegal seizure, and desire
you to inform the Speaker thereof."

Mr. floattousa was immediately taken to New-
gate by two of the Messengers, in a hackney-
coach.
London, England, 1819-01-08

DR. STEERS'S OPODILDOC

Is esteemed superior to all otller external Appli-
cations for the Cum of Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Rhetimatisms, Cramps, Numbness, and for the Limbs in a
Paralytic State. Counterfeits of this admirable Remedy are
sold in almost every Town mid Street, and often by persons
who would not he suspected of an attempt to defraud their
customers: Purchasers arc therefore informeil, that unless
the name " F. Newbery" be engraved in the Stauips, the
ttpodeldoe is not genuine.
Prepared and Sold by F. Newhery and Sons, at the Origi-
nal Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, price 2s. 9d. a bottle ;
but as many persons mistake the house, observe that it is the
third from Cheapside, the Number 45. • •
Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Bond-street;
Tags, Middle-row, Holborn; Stradling, Royal Exchange;
and Harris, Ludgate-street.

Recollect ! HAZARD and CO. sold Both the
Thirty Thousands last Lottery. and that Both the
Thirty Thousands must be drawn next Tuesday,
when the Lottery finisties, The Wheel contain's
Two Prizes of 30,000!. 3 per Cent. Consols. with
several others of 5,0001., 1,0001., Ste. &e. Money.
HAZARD and Co.'s Offices, .Royal Exchange Gate,
26, Cornhill, and 324, 01:ford-street, corner of
Swallow-street.

THE DIVIDFNDS due on the Consolidated it. per
Cent. Annuities, and the Navy 51. pe Cents.
which are now paying at the Bank of England,
will enable a numerous and highly respectable
class of the Community, who have hitherto post—
poned their purchases., to obtain pat t of the Two
Prizes of 30001. which, with Nine other Capitals,
must be drawn Next Tuesday..—G. CAREOLL,
Stock-Broker, solicits the aitentioti.of the Public
to his New. Fortnnate Office, No. 19, Cornhill,
and his OM Estahlished One, No. 26,.0xf0rd•
Street,' where No. 2387, the Ticket which
,was
drawn a Prize of 30,0001. in the present Lottery,
was sold.
London, England, 1819-01-08

[New Times.]

The latest accounts from Paris represeut the
price of the renfes as improving. On Monday last
they left off at 67-80. From this circumstance
some people seem inclived to augur well of the
stability of the New Ministry. We are sorry to
say that our impressions are by no means in uni-
son with such an anticipation. The speculators
in the funds at Paris no doubt rejoice at the no-
mination of the Abbe Louis, and hence great ex-
ertions will probably be made to mark his en-
trance into the Ministry with an improvement in
the price of Stocks. The impetus thus given
will bring forward capital in some small degree,
and thus' occasion a temporary demand. So far
the change of Ministers may benefit the Stock-
holders.

0,,* Our Correspondent X. Y. is too hasty in supposing,
that, because we had no:Extracts from the LONDONJOURNALS
yesterday, we have abandoned the plan. The truth is, that
there was no!hing peculiar to any of the Morning Journals
of yesterday. Far from intending to relinquish the plan, the
satisfaction which we find that it affords to our Country
Readers, will induce us to make it a permanent feature in
our Paper.
London, England, 1819-01-08

THE THEATRES.

DRuaY-LANE.--The new Dramatic Romance of
Flodden Field continues to attract by the variety
of its intrinsic qualities. It was followed last
night by the new Pantomime. A feeble attempt
was made to excite a call for BRADBURY, but the
Manager very wisely circulated the following
hand-bill over the house, which fully confirms
our statement of yesterday

" TITUR,DAY, Jan. 7, 11319.

" It may be necessary to inform the public, that Mr. Brad-
bury has no cause for complaint against the Management of
Drury-lane Theatre, he having been informed on Tuesday
last, by a letter from Mr. Stephen Kemble, that although the
late pantomime, for which oN/y he was engaged, had failed,
vet the Gentlemen of the Sub-Committee had empowered
Mr. S. Kemble to ascii] t him (Mr. B.) that his engagement
should he as strictiv fulfilled as if it had been successful.—
And this statement Mr. S. Kemble assures the Public is the
fact."

This placard fully satisfied the audience, and
Faction sunk into insignificance.

COVENT-GARDEN.—The Winter's Tale was re-
vived at this Theatre last night before a very nu-
merous audience. It ..vas altogether well sup-
ported, but particularly by YOUNG in Leontes,
C. hF.MBLE in Florizel, ABBOT in Anti onus, and
EGERTON in Polixenes. There was no watt of
entertainment in LtsToN's Clown, and the Auto-
lycus of FAWCETT. Mrs. YATES was respectable
in Paulina, and Miss SOMERVILLE not less so in
Hernzione. There WAS a very recommendatory
simplicity in Miss REAUMONT'S Perdita.

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JAR. 8.

We had a few fresh Arrirals of English Wheat this morn-
ing from Suffolk, and although the trade. was uncommon
dull, sales were made on full as good terms as on Wednesday;
Barley and Oats were dull sale, and few samples were dis-
posed of but at a reduction of Wednesday's prices; in Pease
and Beans there was little or nothing doing, and prices were
nominal.
London, England, 1819-01-08

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Nitfht.
TifF,ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—(7th time), Flodden Field:
Principal Characters by Mr. H. Kemhle and Mrs. W. West.
After which (2d time), The Silver Arrow.
THEATRIE ROYAL, CeVENT7GARDEN.—The Winter's Tale:
Leontes, Mr. Young; Hermione, Miss som,rvi;ie. After,
which (10th time), Harlequin Nlunchausen.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
LITERARY REVIEW, To-morrow.—Also, AN IRISH LANDLORD,

dated Bristol.

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