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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-28

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We have the Orilla iiil4 alincionce—a
confirMation of t..i tieWS of the :,•tnti4loti.of
the mortal cal eei- Of the Yerer.iti and gl riots hr •Id
MeAltai Pr Mee ';Phis di~iiti~ united
hero did not depart this life Until he liarlyenticted
the Miiit irtinortane seiVir•es ri Europe, t 3 Oil con-
ferred great god lasting beneti s to the houtari
race, in the lit iltiatit success of his exertions oinst
the common enerily fit imial order and ektiii,'d
man. He died in the fullness of years atot
glory, on the 10t1► instant, -at his Seat in
_Silesia,
in the 77th year of his age. The King Of
PRUSSIA visited the illustrious I-1,2r0 on his
death-bed, and was naturally match affected. Ott
receiving the melancholy tie As of his death, his
MAJESTY issued orders that the Whole arty shotild
go into mouruing-for eight days, and dispatched
BLUUUaft, lila gi'cill:lSOO of the departed
Hero, with a kind letter of condolence to the wi-
dowed Princess. The Hanilmrgh Cbriespondent
gives the tollowidg interesting pst:ienigr of the
last days of this great man, of Whom it is justly
said, that " his martial glory fills the world."
't 0.0 the sth his Majesty sent from Breslaw his
Aide-de-Canin, Major-General Von tVitzlanctr, tcs
hint. The Prince was very weak, hut in' full pos.,-
session of his mental facnltios. He desired Ge-
neral Witzleben to thank his Majesty for ell the
favours he had conferred on hint, to recommend
his wife to his Majesty's kindness, and to bee that
be might he tihried with-Oust ostentation, iu e. th
open country, in a fi,lll liie Vi'et!lt
Kriblowitz and Kant!), on a spot which. he de.
scribed, 'older three lime trees. A)a the
servation of the General, that lie nerd tot
think his death so near, as the physicians
by no means considered his case as desperate,
he said, ' I know that I shall die, for I feel it
better than the physiei,ns can judge of my sit
lion. Id e without reluctance, for I ant now of
no further use; tell the King that I have lived
and shall die faithful to hint.' He gave the Ge-
neral his band to take leave. The next day his
Majesty, accompanied by Prince Charles, paid
bias a visit. At fit st he was in a kind of le-
thargy, and did not notice what was passing,
but afterwards he knew the King. His Majesty,
among other expressions of regard, said to hint,
You may be assured that nobody takes mote
interest in your welfare than I do. I know what
the (-nuttily and my,elf owe to you. Do not give
up the hope of recovery; follow the ad,ice of
your physicians, and take the remedies that are
offered you.' (The Pt ince had latterly omitted to
do ibis.)--He thanked his Majesty, and recom-
mended the PI lI,CtSS to him. In the last few days
he was for the most part without pain ; but his
strength greatly declined, and he was quite unable
to speak. The body is embalmed, and 1d for
the present in the Church of Kriblow az. Lie was
born, as far as we can learn from former accounts,
-on the Mt kof December, 1742, and has thereore
lived 76 years, eight months, and 25 days. He •
had been 45 years in the at my. His martial glut y
fills the world."
London, England, 1819-09-28

A CARD.

MRS JAM ES begs most respectfidly to in-
form thus... Ladies who hare so long honoured her
with their Commands, that she will REMOVE to N 0.9,
REGENT.STREF,T, PALL-MALL, on the LAST DAY of
the PREsENT MONTH, and that she will he prepared im-
mediately to EXECUTE, in the best. manner, all i:RDERS
which may he addressed to her new Residence as above.
89, Pall.lllall, Sept. 24, 1819.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c.
Blenheim-street, Great Marlborough-street.

THEAUUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES
T
at this SCHOOL will begin on the following days :
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, by Mr.
BROOKES, daily, at TO, on Friday, October I.—Dissec-
tions as usual.
CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDICA, &c. daily, at Eight
in the Morning; THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC,
at Nine, with Examinations, by Dr. AGER, en Monday,
October 4.
Three Courses are given every year, each occupying nearly
four Months.
Further particulars may be known of Mr. Brookes, at
the Theatre; or of Dr. Alter, 69, Margaret-street, Caven-
dish-square.
London, England, 1819-09-28

MANCHESTER, Sunclay.

I semi the forther runceedings before the Co-
roner at Milian). 1 wive already sent you the
account up to seven o'clock on tint ord4y evening ;
herewith yon hi!ve the remainder up to nine
o'clock, when the examluatinn c!osed for the night,
and wets adjourned till Illunday morning.
London, England, 1819-09-28

FOIL 'kin,: S tIN.f.

liorroti-,—Pray tell me, are the Writiriji of
TENAX, and SomEtts sent to you by
Governmetit ? I'or it it has such able supporteri
in its service, it Must be aciplowledged that Al i-
histeri4 patrubage is must jodiciously employed;
and on the other band, if they are Volunteer
Contributors to your Paper, there is more disin•
terested virtue in the world than people will ge-
nerally i;iitipose. lint iF they are of the latter
tlescription, and Ministers have made no efforts to
discover and eucourage Stich able writers, who
are severally charabterized by learning, wit; hu-
mour, and sound principles, r Shall think our
Rulers are wanting to themselves attol the Public,
in not availing themselves of sub puwelful Ad-
vocates.

XX.

*4 We dad :Mitre XX that the valuable Cor.
respondents whom he mentions write from pore
PUBLIC SPIRIT, and that, admirable as they are,
they have not been deemed worth enrjuir#, even
in times when there are such formidable attacks
on tlae Titßose and the AL'T'AR
London, England, 1819-03-26

ROYAL A: AD

The conclusion of the Series of Lectures ott
Architecture, delivered by Mr. SOAVE, took place
last night. Every- chair 0 ..' every bench in the
room was tilled, and many auditors, unal;le to ob-
tain a seat, were present. The Learned Pro.
tessor, glancing at the meridian excellence of
Architecture; in Greece, its decline and revival in
the lathe century, prOceeded to the subject Of
Arches; the discovery of which he pronounced to
be equal to that of gravitation by iNgwroN, the
circulaticin of the blood by HARVuT, and all the
astronomical reicarchei of GaLit.F.o. After oh-
,erving- that- the :Ancients possessed but obscure
it any notion ,of. this valuable part of •Architec-
tare, he illustrated their nature and utility, pro-
ceeditig naturally to the construction of Br,inGes.
Fie then advepeu to the nature.. and character
Of !SPIELS, interspersing many incidental remarks
On the front of Buildings, Ste. &c. It is, how-
Over, impossible for tis to trace the Merits of this
miscellaneOus treasury of information On a subject
of the most interesting importance to chilized
Society, Whether considered on the ground of
shelter, habitation, convenience., elegance, or
luxury.—The- L.:atned Proleistir received very
warm 'applause, not only from the audience its
geweral, bu .he .more gratifying ttibute of ap-
probation trop the numerous 'Members of the
Acathinic Body present, who may of course be
cooct-ived to be snore conversant with the subject.
-FUS.EL.I wits in the Chair.
London, England, 1819-03-26

DEFAULTERS ON THE LAST 'BALLOT.

The Older of the Day being read tor the names
of Members absent from Tuesday's Ballot, the
said Order was discharged.

CA MELFORD ELECTION,

Mr. LAY, at the Bar, presented the reiteed
List of the Committee chosen by Ballot, on the
Petition relative to the above Election, and the
following Members were sworn :
William Manning, George Pocock, nutlet St. Sohn Mild-
may, Melvin Arclidall, Hobert %I'm. Newman, SirZ,,;;;,
Lut,bock, Geor~►e Lon,rwo, Sir W. W .7 • 1
f•AS•tit 10‘ . ,
Tl►e Committee, atter being sworn, then with-
drew.
London, England, 1819-03-26

SMITHFIELu, MARCH 26.

Our Market was this morning pretty well supplied with
prime Beasts, the Fullest sort of which fully maintained
MonilPy's prices. The chew of Sheep was not large, but the
Helves of Monday were steadily supported. Veal was not so
plentiful, and prices nominal. Pock remains as per last quota-
t itms—The business in the Hay Market was brisk this morn-
ing, but the prices of last Monday were with difficulty. sup-
ported. Clover remains the same as on Monday; but Straw
is very dull in sale, and rather cheaper,

Yesterday Prince ESTERHAZY, the Austrian
Ambassador, had an audience at the Par N Cl 3 Rs-
GENT, at Carlton-house. The Duke of WELLING-
TONAL! Nialquess *JAI.ISBURY, and the Marquess
Of ANGLiSEA, yesterday paid their respects to the
REGF.NT.

Yesterday morning, sotin after eleven o'clock,
the Duke of Yottx left town for Witibor.

Last evening the Duke and Duchess of GLOU-
CESTEtt bottomed the English Opera House with
their presence, to see Air. MATHEwS" Al Home."
ebterday morning a nuunetous assemblage of
Nonlemen and Gentlemen, engaged hi carrying
into effect Inc Act for the Abolition.ot the slave
Trade, a3sembled with the Duke of GLOUCESTER,
at Gloucester-house.

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held a Court of
Common Council, which Was lolly intruded. The
Court came to the Resolution to petition Parlia-
ment iu respect of the Duty on Coals.

iIuNSTKOUS JAVA :'ERPENT.—Vestertlay, during
the time the Court Lett were taking their MOW
observations at the Menagerie, Exeter 'Change,
Mr. 11unGe,s, the foreman, and some other Gen-
tlemen of the July, bad a ;teat desire of witness-
ing the powers of swallowing, so often noticed, of
the great Serpent now exhibiting in this truly
grand Assemblage. Mr. Ceoss, the Proprietor,
in order to gratify their curint.ity, immediately
procured a hue fowl, which it soon swallowed,
undismayed at their presence; after which it was
given several fowls' heads, by way nt dessert. It
has now in its utosuacii two woole fowls and 21
t0%,1-4* heads:
London, England, 1819-03-26

REGISTER OF FASHION.

Yesterday, his Royal Highness the Duke of 'YORK gave a
Grand Dinner, at . his house, Stable-yard, St. James's.—
A along the distinguished guests invited on the occasion, the
following personages were present—the Duke of Wellington.
Earl.of Shaftesbury, Earl of Harrowby, Lord Palmerston, Sir
Geor;ze Murray, Mr. C. Long, Mr. Culling Smith, &c.
Yesterday the Marquess and Marchioness of CIIOI.3IONDE-
LEY Aare a magnificent entertainment to his Royal High-
ness the PRINCE REGENT; the preparations on the occasion
were of the grandest description. Covers were laid for IE4
in the principal dining-parlour; in the centre of the table
was a Magnificent or-molu plateau, on which were or-mop►
I,randies, bearing numerous lights; the whole service of
pl,ite was silver gilt and silver; the dessert and wines were
of the choicest description. Among other distinguished per-
sonages invited to meet his Royal .ki ighness were—Th'c Mar-
quess and Marchioness of Hertford, the Marquess of Head-
fort, Lord and Lady Robert Seymour, Lord Saint Helen's,
Sir Benjamin Bioutufield, Sir A. Barnard, Colonel Thorn-

ton, &c.
The Earl of Winchilsea gives an elegant entertainment,
on Wednesday next, to a large party of distinguished per-
sonages, at his house in South-street, Grosvenor-square.
Lord Castlereagh has issued cards of invitation for a large
dinner party, on `oaturday, the 3d of April, at his house in St.
James's-square.
Lord and Lady Grenville will give a grand entertainment
to a large party of distinction, on Sunday next, at their resi,
Bence in Hamilton-pace.
The Earl and Countess of Arran and family are expected to
leave loan on Monthly next, for Paris.
Viscount Alt but p, M. P. is at rived at his house in Wey-
mouth-street, from his seat,_Wisetoil !NH, Bawtry, Notts.
Sir Alexander I)un, Bart. is arrived at the Pußeney Hotel,
frton Brighton. The Earl of Fife is expected at ditto, on
Thursday next, front his seat in Scotianil.
Departures from the St. Petersburg Hotel, Dover-street:—
Captain Swann, of the Guards, to Paris ; Captain dackson,
to Jersey; and Mr. and Mrs. Howard and family, to their
seat ih Shropshire.
London, England, 1819-03-26

LONDON CLERGY BILL.

Sir J GRAHAM brought in a 'Bill to amend au
Act passed in the 44;h year or his present Ma-
jesty, entitled, •° An Act for the Relief of certain
Incumbents of Church Livings i►► the City of
London." He bad no doubt the Bill would now
be read a fit st time without opposition, as forme
opportunities would be given of resisting it, if
such resistance was judged necessary. The Bill
was then read a first time, and ordered to be read
a second time on an-early day; but trout the
noise at that time in the flouse, it was impossible
to hear what the day wa!•
London, England, 1819-03-26

[New Times.]

We have received the Cape Town Gazelle of
January 2, 1819, which contains a curious and in-
teresting account of an expedition from the Cape
at Good Hope into the Cafire Country, in order
to support a faithful Calfre Chief, mimed Gaika,
arid to punish a rebellions Chief, named 'fSam-
hie. This expedition was completely successful,
reinstating Gaika in posses ion Of his kmis and
property, and taking from 'TSarnbic near 11,000
head of cattle.--A still more important piece of
intelligence, however, conveyed by this Paper, is
that of the capture of the two Rebel Leaders in
Ceylon, named Kuppetapola and Peleme Telawe.
This event, winch tnay be considered as the death
blow to the rebellion, is ofliciany. notified by the
Commander of the Forces, in General Orders is-
sued from the Head-quarters, Kandy, the 31st of
October, 1818. Madugalle, the third of ihe Re-
bel Leaders, escaped with difficulty, and %VAS ex-
pected soon to surrender, or to be made prisoner.—
Thus may we congratulate our countrymen on the
terminatiQn of all danger from an insurrection,
but lately rcpresented as likely to put an end to
the British Authority in Ceylon.
London, England, 1819-03-26

PAPISTS.

The following Excommunication was pro-
nounced by PHILIP DUN?, a Popish Bishir iu
Ireland, against a person named FnANcts
MAN, who had embraced the Protesoaut
Lest this precious specimen of Popish Toler-
ance should he thought to belong to the darker
ages, our readers are informed, that the offend-
ing convert quitted Popery in the year 1763. The
original was found among the papers of the pious
Bishop :

" liv the authority of God the Father Almighty,
and the blessed Virgin Mary, and of St. Peter
and St. Paul, and ail the holy Saints, we excommu-
nicate Francis Freeman, late of the Comity of
Dublin, but now of Judi Mill, in the County of
Wicklow; who, in spite of God and St. Peter,
and in spite of all the holy Saints, and in spite
of our lili/St holy Father the Pope, God's Vicar
on earth, and in spite of our ltight.Rev. Father
in God, Philip Dunn, our Diocesan, and wor-
shipful Canons who serve God d ulv, bath
apostarized .to n most damnable religion,
.full
of heresy and blasphemy. Exc ommoui ea ted
let hint he, and delivered over to the Devil,
us a perpetual malefactor and schismatic ; ac-
cursed let him he in all cities to td in all
tOvini, in fields, in ways, in yards, in houses,
and in all other places, whether lying or
rising, walking or running, leaning or standing,
evoking or sleeping, or whatsoever thing he ,1 ,es
Ih' ides, we separaie him from the threshold and
all good prayers of the Church ; trim the parti-
cipation of the holy Jesus ; from all sacraments,
chapels, and altars; from the holy bread and
holy water ; from all the merit of Gnu's holy
priests and religious men ; and front their
eloysters, and all pardons, privileges, giants, and
immunities, which all the holy Popes have gr.int-
ed them ; and we gire him over utterly to the Fiend;
and let him peneh his soul, when decal, in the pins
of hellfire, us ihis candle is quenched and put out
and let us pray to God, our Lady, Saint Peter,
an,l Saint Paul, that all the senses of his body
may tail, as now the light of this candle is gone ;
except he come on sight he!eol, and openly con-
fess his damnable heresy and blasphemy, and by
repentance make amends, as much as to him lies,
to God, our Lady, Saint Peter, and the Worship-
ful Company of this Church .1 Arid, as the staff
of this holy cross now falls down, so may Ire,
except he re cans and repents I
6 (Signed) PUILIP DUNN."
London, England, 1819-03-26

CIVIC FIONOITRS TO GENERAL JACKSON.

NEW YORK, FEB. 23.—Yesterday, agreeably to
resolution of the Corporation, the Freedom of
the City of New York was conferred upon Major-
General Jackson, io a gold box. The handsome
Address of the Mayor on the occasion, and the
appropriate Answer of the General, we were not
able to procure tor this morning's paper. The
ceremony ended will' three cheers from the ale-
sembled crowd at the City Hall.
London, England, 1819-03-26

SPORTING INT ELLIG ENCE.

BE"T"TING ROONI,:NIAucti 1819.
• Othls on Races to come:—
r:II)I)LEsWoRTit STAKES.
8 to 1 agst Trcisnrer 7to 1 agst `oot.l)snyer c.
to 1 Jisst Blue Stockings 112 to 1 asst Dodotut.

61 to 1 agst Euphrates
11 to l 'asst Pledge

DERBY.
13 to 1 agst his

OARS.

G",! to I aest Bine Stocliings I Bto 1 aest Barossa
S to 1 agst Doduna. 11 to 1 agst f.

ST. LBGER.
8A to 1 agst Laird of Mark- I fiA to agst Lisette
house 11 to 1 agst Mandane.

ELELTION FOR FOWEY.
FIRST DAY.

Mr. AITTWOOD

SECOND DAY.
Mr. ATTWOOD GO I Lord VALLETORT 4B
Tile Eh:CI!On WB3 expeocd to dos:: the
.24(11...

TIPPERARY ELECTION.—SIIJOIIN CRAVEN CAR..
DEN inIS addrtssed the Comay ut Tipperary as at
Candidate for the kulfrage.

MARINE SOCIriTY. Yesterdoy evening the
Annivetsary Meeting of this sociefy was held at
the Louth)» Tavern, Bishupsgate-street, Sir
PtJLTENEY MALCoLM in the Clair, supported
!”; Lo&ds Exmouth, Bolton, Romney, Radnor,
(3:airliner, Rear-Admiral Sir T. Byain Martin,
K. C. li. with a number of other distinguished
Naval Gentlemen, Merchants, &c. At !bout six
o.einek, neatly three hundred persons sat down
to dinner. Atter the cloth was removed Non
nolns Domine was sting by Messrs. Charles Taylor,
'Taylor, J. smith, and others, in fine style. The
usual toasts Of " The King,"—" The Ps ince Re-
gent," and the rest of the Royal Family, being.
drank, Sir Pulteney Malcolm rose, and after a
neat speech gave " The Marine Society,'' trona
which he said most of our best sailors had sptoug.
Lwds Exmouth, Bolton, &c. made elognetit
speeches, pressing the interests of the .cutoity,
and a handsome collection was usakia.

A M E Et I C A.

CESSION- OF THE FLORIDAS.
[From the New Kirk Daily Advertiser of the 27th•]

This highly imp.otaut measure is annonoced in
lie National Intelligencer of the 234 ~ittst., and
cannot fail to meet with the most cordial satis-
faction of the comotuity. In our opinion, very
few events have occurred in our political history
which are more deeply interesting to the United
States. Our Southern border is now fairly round-
ed off; we have no foreign' territory enclosed
within our hnaptlorieg, and of course we shall
probably have very little occasion hereafter to en-
gage in any serious wranglings with European
Powers. Whether it was a sense of weakness, or
the condition of her more important South Ame-
rican Provinces, that may have induced Spain at
length to come- into this measure, is of little.itn-
portance. The cession gives us the Floridas, and
the consideration of the cession will probably rea-
liie to our merchants some remuneration for their
losses by Spanish aggressions and depredations.
if now a.system of just, mild, and friendly mea-
sures towards the ludian Tribes, which by this
transfer of territory will fall under our jurisdic-
tion, shall be adopted and faithfully pursued by
our Governmen:; we cannot but hope that the
scenes of miscry and blood that have so often
been displayed in that region will be closed, and
the miserable remnants of these Tribes be rep-
• dered as secure and as comfortable as the nature
of things will permit.
London, England, 1819-03-26

UNIVERSI IN I'ELL!GENCE.

Caatr.nlr GE, MAnott 25.—Their Royal High.
nests the Duke and Duchess of GtMUCESTER ve,
tveiii to the Lord Bishop of Bris-
tol,. their intention of being present at the.
erisoin4 Commencement, and of honouring- his
Lordship and family with their company at Tri-
nity Lodge, doting their stay.
It itppears by the University C.,lendar for the
present year, that the total number of mem-
bers of this University, w hose mimes are on the
boards, is 3698, being 254 more than the pre-
ceding year, and an increase of one thousand fire
hundred and serenty-sias since 1804, %viten the
number was 2,122 —ln order to admit more
members of the University at Saint Mary's
Church, the pulpit liAs been removed, and ia
placed nearer the organ ; alterations have also
been made in some of the college chapels for the
accommodation of a greater Humber of stuttents.
[The Remainder To-merrow.]
London, England, 1819-03-26

DARLINGTON RAILWAY.

Mr. Homy. SumNER presented a Report from,
the Committee on the Bill. stating thattlie Stand-
ing Orders of the House had not been Complied
with, in so far as that the plans had not been laid
before the Committee: at least plans to a satisfac-
tory nature.

After a tew words from Mr. SUMNER,

Mr. LAMBTON preseoted ri Petition from a
number of persons intetested in the concern;pray-
ing that they might be at liberty yet to lay cer-
tain plans before a Committee of the House. In
the piano now to be submitted no alteration bad
taken place.
On the question that the Avhoie be referred to
a Committee to inquire and report, after some
observations from Messrs. WYNN, LAMBTON,
WHARTON, &C,
The SPEAKER stated, that two Committees had
already sat on this case, one of which bad reported
that the Standing Orders had been complied with,
while the other Committee reported that this was
not the case.- He would therefore suggest, with
all due deference to the House, that the only di-
gible plan now would be, to order the Reports of
both the Committees, and the Minutes of the Evi-
dence taken on such Reports to be printed.
The suggestion of the SPEAKER was agreed to,
and the Minutes and Reports ordered to be printed
accordingly.
The Bill for better Lighting and Paving Long-
lane, in the Borough) of Southwark and County of
Surrey, was read a third time and passed.
Mr. LEY aPpvared at the Bar with the reduced
List of the Bossiney Election Committee, which
contained the following names :

Hon. Jocelyn Percy, Marquess of Tichfield, Hon. H. B.
Lygon, J. Carroll, T. P. M4Queen, A. Allan, It. H. Brad-
shaw, Hon. H. It. Westenra, Viscount Lowther, H. Wil.
loughby, W. T. Peel, Hon. W. It. Manic, Lord K. Manners,
Pascoe Grenfell, Huskisson.

The Survey of the Roads in Ireland, under the
direction of the Postmaster-General, was laid ors
the table.

Sir O. EIEATHCOTE presented a Petition troth
Uppingham, for a partial repeal of the Insolvent
Law.—Ordered to be referred to the Select Com-
mittee.

Mr. BOSWELL gave notice for Wednesday next
of a motion for the repeal of certain Acts of the
Parliament of Scotland.

Petitions from Stoke Davering, Biddeford, and
Ilfracombe, were presented, in favour of an al-

ltialion in the Dutic3 on Coal.—Ordered
mss the table

BOROT7GH OF BARNSTAPLE.

Tiie Report of, the
Select Commit. et on the B4rtistap:i Election was
p‘,stponed till Fi.iday (ibis day) seinniglit.
London, England, 1819-03-26

SIM' NEWS.

ABERDEEN, MARca 21.—The El;za, DAVIDSON,
from Sundeiland to this port, xvich lime, took
fire at sea th►e inst. Three of the crew suffo-
cated—the Master only alive, who got the vessel
into Holy bland, being burnt down to the water's

edge.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 24.--The Mary, WGROU-
GHY, from Port Ballentine to Liverpool, is totally
lost ; crew and hotter saved.—Arrived the Atlan-
tic, MATLOCK, front New York ; sailed the 28th
February ; on the Gib inst., in lat. 33. long. 60.
spoke the Ann, CaocKett, from hence for New
Yotk—she had been struck by lightning the day
before. The Lady Banks, front" Calcutta for
London, sailed the 23d Nov. iu company with the
George Canning. The Hyperion, of Whitby,
passed up the River the same day, under jut y
tore Hlld Ittain-top masts.
DEAL, MARCH 25.—Arrived this morning, and
sailed for the River, the Weitedoo, JUNES, from
Charleston. with loss of anchor and cable, having
been on shore on the French coast, but got off by
the assistance of some French fishermen, and
brought into the Downs. Also arrived the En-
deavour, BOYD, trout Belfast, and several others,
mimes unkiamvit.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 25.—Arrived the Sir S.
Liishington, iNI.KELLAR, from the Downs tur
liolllb4y.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 23.—Sailed the Nocton
packet with mails tor the LeewArd Islands, but
has pit hack again. The Neptune, BROWNEUGG,
from Charleston for Liverpool, with China clay,
which put in here leaky a few days siuce, is dis-
charging tier cargo to repair.
London, England, 1819-03-19

[Veto Ti !nes.]

Accounts from Surinam furnish proof of the
sincerity with which the Netherland Government
is proceeding to carry into effect the Treaty tor
the abiditiou of the Slave Tiade. An Ordinance
of the King of the Netherlands, prohibiting that
trade, under severe penalties, has been published
at Surinam ; but- we regret to observe, that one
measure is tolerated, which may, perhaps, even-
tually he Made a cloak for the introduction of
oew .74as..eS. The transfer of Slaves from a Dutch
or toteign Colony to another Dutch Colony in the
West Indies is permitted. Thus, for instance,
from the Havanna)) into Surinam, Slaves, however
recently stosigled into the former place, may be
conveyed. This it surely a point on which it be-
hoves the Netherland Authorities to be' remark-
ably vigilant.

I.Ve are informed that the Spanish Commis-
sioner has made up all the chatters for ship
wanted for the Cadiz expedition. Those obtain-
ed iii Liverpool, we understand, are hired at 203.
per
London, England, 1819-03-19

[The Times.]

The Baring convict ship, which was so fre-
qnntly referred to in. the debates in the House
n! Commons, arrived at Madeira 00 the 10th of
it.irt4nry, its thirteen days from the Downs, with
all the convicts, passengers, troops, and crew,
in the highet-state of health and order, and in►-
ttmediately continued her voyage to New South
Wdle‘.

TITEA'r RICAL REGISTER.
PertOrmed Last Night.
TztrATrtz Itrwat., DRURY-LANE.--(4th lir.;e), The Dwarf 'of
Naples: Malresi, Mr. Kean; /mina, Mts. W. West. After
which (7th time), The Castle of Wonders.
Titekraz CovENT-GARDES7.--("mtb time), Evadoe
Principal Cbaracttrs by Mr. l'(iting and Miss O'Neill. Af-
ter which, The Barber of Seville.

PRICE Of
THIS DAY AT r%
S pet Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent. Cons 74,11
34. per Cent . .. shut I
4 per Cents ....shut
per Cent. N. Ann..... IO4R I

('~ tCKC

t..Cf,tICK.

Bank Long Annuities....slint
India 80nd5......a65. 31. pr.
Exch. Bills R. 425. dis.
Cons. for ACc0unt........744i

hIA:I.S.
Ankiven-1 Dublin, 2 Waterford. Due-1 Waterford,
I Guernsey and Jersey, I Sweden, 3 Hamburg!), 1
Hcl-
land, l Flanders, I France, 1 Lisbon.

WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.Ntottn.ow.
rti.rnbiz, 2.9 I)itvites,after 8. f Evening-, 54 minutes after 8.

THE SUN.

50LEM QUI% TUCERE FALSUM ACIDEAT ?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, MARC!! 19, 1819.
London, England, 1819-03-19

SMITHFIELD, MArtcu 19.

Onr Market was pretty' well supplied with prime Beasts this
morning,which net ready sale at Monday's prices. The show
of Sheep was also large, hut the prices of Monday were fully
supported for the prime qualities. Veal remains steady at
onr last quotations ; and Pork remains nominally as per last.
The business in the Flay Market was pretty brisk, the price
of that article belt]: fully supported. Clover is brisk in sale,
and the price seems to decline. Straw is brisk, and that
article was 3s. per load dearer.
London, England, 1819-03-19

TO THE EDITOR. OF THE SUN.

SlR,—Observing a letter in your Paper of this day, signed
" EDMUND KEAN," I beg leave to state, that I shall wait a
short time, in order to see whether that letter was written by
bins or not. I have still too good .an opinion of Mr. KEAN to
suppose that it was. It is impossible that such language can
have proceeded from the first Tragedian of the day. If,
after the expiration of two or three days, Mr. KEAN does not
disown it, I shall naturally conclude that he did write it;
anti answer it in a manner, at least, I hope, becoming a Gen-:
tleumn to write, and a Gentleman to read.
I am, Sir, &c. &c.
THE AUTHOR OF THE PHILOSOPHY
Thursday. OP NATURE.

'ROYAL ACADEMY.—WE may fairly say of Mr.
SbANE, " kires acquirit eundo," as' his Lectures
have improved in interest on every suceeding
night. Fur proof we may refer to the increasing
audience which attendi them. The fifth of these
instructive Discourses last night briefly stated the
decay of Architecture from the time of CoNSTAN-
TINE, who' defaced the admirable remains of
_Greece, with all the zeal of a new proselyte to
Christianity, and introduced a motley 'species,
highly ornamental, but deficient in the chief
beauty of art, siniplicity. The learned Professor
then descended tO later times, and traced the pro-
gress of what is styled GOTHIC ARCHITECTUWE,
trom the introduction of the Saxon mode, and
that of the Norman, which chiefly merged in the
former, He dwelt upon the peculiar fitness of
this style for sacred edifices, illustrating its origin
from the bending tops of parallel trees, exhibited
in beautiful drawings of groves and the interior
of Cathedrals, &c. Etc. „ At length he came to the
Architects of this country, on whose works he
dilated with taste, judgment, candour, and ener-
gy, presenting a rich scientific treat to his
Auditors. Mr. SURE was in the Chair, and many
of the Academicians were present.

Tis morning, about three o'clock, an alarming
fire broke out in the Star and Garter public-house,
kept by Nlr. ItoswELL, at Putney, which in a
short time consumed the interior of the house,
and did some damage to the adjoining one. On
the arrival of the engines from town the further
progress of the flames was prevented. No lives
were lust ; neither do we hear how it originated.
If you do not put yourself in the way of For-
tune, it is impossible for Fortune to find you.
Seek her in her favourite resorts at the Offices of
G. CARROLL, No. 19, (3011111 W, and 26, Oxford-
street, and the 3 Prizes of .te20,000 may reward
your atte ttion. The thawing will commence
NEXT Tuesday, and no time should be lost;if yon
wish to participate in her favours.—CAncoLL bas
lately sold 3 ['rites of 30.000/. 3 of 20,000, Bce.
including a 30,0001. a 5,0001. and others of 1,000/.
and 5001. in the last Contract.
London, England, 1819-03-19

IRELAND..--\4I\Do TAX.

Mr. C. H. HurciArNsoN pleseuted a Petition
from the Inhabitants of the Ciiy of Cork, ',rely-
ing for the total repeal or the Tax on Windwas.
The petition • %yds most respectably signed, not
partially, but universally, and by persons of every
perstiA,ion. The prevalence of typhus fever, so
long raging in that city, was in a great measure,
he imagined, o‘siug to the exclusion of air, by
shutting up the Windows, in order to avoid so
odious and oppressive a Tax. As a particular tidy
had been already fixed for the purpose of taking
the general question into consideration, lie shonld
not then further trespass ou the attention of the
House.

The petition was then read, and ordered to lie
on the table.

A Petition was presented from the Town and
Borough Ipswich,against the Insolvent Deb:ors'
Act.—Ordered to be referred to :he Committee on
the Act.
London, England, 1819-03-19

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 18.-The Chancellor's
gold medals for the best proficients in classical
learning among the commencing Bachelors of
Arts were Yesterday adjudged to Mr. Thomas
Thorp, of Trinity College, and Mr. Alexander
Malcolm Wale, of St. John's College. '
‘Ve are informed that the Lord Bishop of
Landaff is to be translated to the See of Peter-
borough.
The Hon, and Rev. Genrge Pellew has been
presented to the Vicarage of Nasing, Essex.
The Rev. Thomas Thorp, M. A. of Emmanuel
College, has been instituted to the Rectory of
Wilford, Nottinghamshire, vacated by the death
of the Rev. Owen Diusdale.
The Rev. T. B. Syer has been instituted to the
Rectory of Little IVratting, Suffolk, on the pre-
sewation of the Rev. B. Syer. .
London, England, 1819-03-19

SHIP NEWS.

WHITSY, MARCH 17.—Last night, about 10
o'clock, in a thick snow storm, the Ann, TAYLOR,
of Sunderland, got on the rocks near :Stai,bs, to
the Northward of this port, Rod sunk ; the vessel
will be lust, but part of the materials is expected
to he saved.

DEAL, MARCH IB.—Came down from the Ri-
cer the Elizabeth, Su INBURN, for Malta, and
salledovith the whole of the Outward-hound East
and West Indiatneu, on their respective voyages,
with a gentle breeze from the Northward.
Five m.—The ships are just bearing up, the
wind having shifted to S. W.
Cowes, MARCH 18.—Nearly all the brandy and
wine has been landed from the French brig 'Jupi-
ter, which is on shore at th'e Isle of Wight, and
no doubt but every cask will be saved. There are
several casks of sugar in the ground tier, which
will be damaged, as the vessel is bilged. It will
be difficult to get the vessel off.
NORTH SHIELDS, MARCH 16.—Sailed the Cove,
PALMER, for Davis's Straits.

MARcit 17,—Sailed the Alfred, Moms,
for Davis's Straits.

THE NIARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 19.

Although the supply of English Wheat continues small,
yet even what little appeared this mor►iing met heavy sale at
Monday's prices. Barley is also exceedingly dull, and from
Is. to 2s. per quarter lower, having very little demand for it,
owing to the stagnation in the malt trade, and the recent de-
cline in the price of that article. • Beans are unsaleable.—
Peas and Oats support Monday's prices.
London, England, 1819-03-19

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Co,rit.it presented a Petition from Moo-
te:ter against the Gas Light Bill.
Mr. KENNEDY presented a Petition from
the MAL:lsrtal es and Town Council of tire Bo-
rough of Irvine, in the County of Ayr, against
any extension of the attics on Coals.—Read, and
ordered to be printt-d.
Mr. BENNET presented a Petition from Shrews-
bury against the Coal Duty.
A similar Petition was presented from GniWord.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR I)l'i...elite(' a Petition from
the Vestry of the parish of Mary-le-bone, pray-
in., that leave might be given to them to bring in
a Bill for establishing a Water Company, or that
some rev,tdations might he adopted as would se-
cure them a better supply of water.--Read, and
referred to a Committee.

Sir ROBERT WiLsoN presented a Petition from
the Nlarshalsea Prison, praying that the pre-
sent Insolvent Act might not be rtpealed.—Or-
tiered to be referred to the Committee on that
subject.
Sir Wm. CURTIS presented a Petition from the
inhabitants of Tower Ward, in the City of Lon-
don, against the continuance of the Insolvent
Act hilts present state. The petitioners had no
wish to have the principle of the Act 'abolished,
for, on the contrary, all they prayed for was that
the Legislature would adopt such measures as
would secure the public against frauds.
London, England, 1819-03-19

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE NIORNING PAPEP,f; OF -Tms DAY.

(-Morning Chionicle.]

an arrival at Liv,.rnool, letters were yes-
- leceivedfrom Buenos Ayres to the 17th of
Decemher; hot they contain Ito material news.
The d hove date is only one week later than our
former accounts. On the strength of the above
arrival, it was reported at Lloyd's that Lord
C.,,chrar.ce had arrival at Valparaiso about the
2:5•11 of November ; but we were unable to learn
that any post had arrived at Buenos Ayres from
Santiago later than the 21st. His Lordship would
chnibt arrive about the end of November, as the
Ann, which left Europe only a fete days before
hint, and hound to the same quarter, had already
performed her voyage..
London, England, 1819-03-19

MORAVIAN MISSIONS.

TWO SERMONS will he preached in behalf
of " THE- LONDON ASSOCIATION', in Aid of the
Missions of the United brethren (commonly called Mori-
vim's)," as follows
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 23, at the EPISCOPAL
,CHAPEL, Long-acre,, by. the Rev. JOHN BULL, B. A.,
Morning Preacher at St.. Margaret's Chapel, Broadway,
Westminster; Sunday Evening Lecturer of St. Ann's, Black-
friars ; Domestic Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Earl
of Malmesbury ; and one of the Secretaries of the above In-
stitution.

And on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 24, at ST.
SAVIOUR'S CHURCH, Southwark, by the Rev: T. S.
GRIMSHAWE, M. A. Rector of Burton Latimer, Noah-
amptonshire ; and Vicar of Biddenham, Bedfordshire.
Service to begin on each occasion at Half-past Six o'Clock.
Owing to the ruinous effects of the war upon their Settle-
ments in Gerniany and at Moscow, the Missions of the United
Brethren among the Heathen, which consist of Thirty-two
Stations, supplied by upwards of One Hundred and Fifty
Missionaries, have become almost entirely dependent upon
this Country for their very existence. The well-known cha-
racter, and the eminent success of those Missions, as well as
the esteem in which they are held by all classes of Christians,
encourage the Committee to give notice, that Subscriptions
to the-London Association, which has been formed for the
purpose of waking the Public further acquainted with the
labours of the Brethren, and of replenishing their exhausted
Resources, will be thankfully received by Messrs. Morlund
and Co. 57, Pall Mall; Sir Mer, Pole, Thornton and Co.
1, Bartholomew-lane; Messrs. Ransom and Co. 34, Pall-
Mall; and Messrs. Stephensons and Co. 69, Lombard-street.
London, England, 1819-03-19

MARRI.A.GE ACT.

Dr. PutwmoßE brought in a Bill to amend the
Act of the 26th of Geo. 11., commonly called
the Matriage Act. Certain provisions in that Act
were necessary to he amended, and feeling, as he
did, the very great importance of the s►tbject, he
should move that the Bill be read now a first
time and printed.
Motion agreed to. The Bill was ordered to be
read a second time on Monday next.
QT,ALIFICATION OF MEMBERS.

Sir G. -WAttiteNDER brought in a Bill for regu.
lacing the Qualification of Members serving in the
United Parliament. He observed, that since the
Union with Ireland, property in that country was
taken as a qualification for Members in the same
way as property in England, but that Scotland
was the only place in which this was not admitted
ss a qualification for English boroughs or coun-
ties. 'the abiect of this Bill therefore was to
correct dim, and to place Scotland on the Same
footing with England and Ireland.
Tie Bill wa.; read a first time, and ordered to he
read a second time on Monday next.
Mr. ABGRCR9mBy presented a Petition front the
parish of St. Clement i)ancs, praying for the re-
peal of the present Insolvent Art.-11e also pre-
sented a Petition from Gloucester in favour of the
Bill.—l(ead and ordered to be referred to the
Committee.
London, England, 1819-03-19

coNvEN rom ivrrti AMERICA.

The of DAP NLEY whetter it was the
of,thp Noble Earl (Liverpool) to bring
forward any motion respecting the Convention
with the United States of America ?
The Eli! of LivEarnot. said, it was not his in-
tention to m.lke any substantive motion respecting
the Convene ion ; but as Bills must lie brought in
to carry some of the provisions of that Treaty in-
to effect, as opportunity would be afforded, when
those Bills came before their Lordships, to discuss
the subject.
The Earl of DARNLEY thought it would he a
more proper and respectful course, and more con-
sistent with the importance of the interests af-
fected by that 'crew y, to bring its consideration
be`ote the House by means of a specific motion.—
Adjourned till to-mot row (this day.) -
London, England, 1819-09-17

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL. SEPT. 16.--Tu►e Dublin Packet, which
was on shore on the Goodwin Saud, got off last
night without damage, and proceeded for Dublin.

Five •p. in.—A boat from the South End has
just slipped her cable, and gone off to a large ship
running down at the back of the Goodwin Sand,
with her fore-topmast gone and a signal at the
main, supposed to be a Dutch ship outward
bound.

FALMOUTH, SEPT 14.—Arrived off this port the
Neva, FARQUHARSON, from Jamaica, in 49 days;
spoke off the Lizard the Resolution, from Ja-
Malec'. The Constantia, ALLEN, from Jamaica
for London, was driven on shore, and completely
bilged, on the Grand Caymans. on the night of
the 20th July. A passenger in the Neva was in-
formed by the pilot that only bet weer '2 and 300
casks of coffee were saved, but her mastc and
yards were ail standing. The ship Thetis, MID..
DLSTON, WH, itl company,
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 16.—Arrived the Ann
Alexander, HowLAND, from New Bedford.—
Sailed the Integrity, CLIFTON, for Ostend.
London, England, 1819-09-17

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. 17.—We have bad
several Arrivals from the Suffolk toast, but there
appearing many buyers at Market this morning,
the `Trade was exceedingly brisk at Monday's
pri,es, owing to the rain we had- yesteidAy, the
Millers expecting that they will too. he able to
work with a good stock of water ; Barley tally
maintains Monday's prices; and Whit. fens also
sopport that day's quotation; Oats are very heavy
side, owing to the great quantity that remains on
band.—ln Beans and other articles there. is no
alteration. •

SMITHFIELD, SEPT.I7.---The Market this morning was wel
supplied with all kinds of prime tattle, which maintained
Monday's prices, hut the inferior sorts were lower : Mutton,
Veal, Lamb, and Pork, remain as per our last quotation.—
In the Hay Market, good Old Hay remains as per last Mar-
ket, awl in the New there is no alteration ; Straw the same
as per our last.
London, England, 1819-09-17

UNIVERSITY INTELLI6ENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. 16.—The Rev. Edward
Peacock, M. A. late Fellow of Trinity College,
has been presented, by the Lord Bishop of Bris-
tol, to the Vicarage of Fifehesd Magdalen, in the
county of Dorset.

His Royal Highness the Dnlte of Sussex has ap-
pointed the Rev. John Thomas, B. A. of Grave-
ley, in this county (late of Trinity College), to
be one of his Royal Highness's Domestic Chap-
lains.

The'Rev. Henry Wilson Salmon, M. A. of St.
John's College, Vicar of Sproxton cum Saltby, in
the county 01 Leicester, has been presented by his
Grace the Duke of Rutland to the Rectory of
Redmile, near Belvoir Castle, in the county of
Leicester and Diocese of Lincoln.

The Rev. Edward Hull, M. A. of St. John's
College, has, by the Comr.►ittee appointed for that
purpose, been elected 'Minister of the Church of
the School for the Blind," in the town of Li-
verpool.
The Rev. a J. Davies, M. A., Head Master of
the Grammar School, Hull, has been nominated,
by Henry Broadley, Esq., of Ferriby, to the Per-
petual Curacy of Sutto•u, in the county of Yolk,
vacant by the death of the Rev. John lover.
London, England, 1819-09-17

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

WoRCEsTER, SEPT. 13.—The nutut)er of poel(ets weighed
in our market on Saturday last was, New 28;, Old G.—Prices
from 31. to 41. per cwt. A great supply is expected at the
Fair on Monday next:
London, England, 1819-09-17

I'llE ri-lEm'llt.Eg.

COVENT-GARDEN.,--The new, or rather the re-
moulded Comedy of The Steward ; or, Fashion
and Feeling, was repeated last night at this
'Theatre, before a numerous audienre, and as
warmly received as on the precutling night. There
is, however, still too much of lioecnovr's crude
philosophy, and misanthropic gloom, in the cha-
racter of Mordent, who is cot:stantly blending with
the expression of his individual griefs, an hostili y
against tl:e order of Nature and the dispensations
of Providence, which is not .only revolting in
itself, but is, a, we before observed, tediously
monotonous, and which interunpis the interest of
the Piot. Messrs. MACIIBADY, WARREN, and indeed
all the Performers, exerted themselves most
ably. Atter the first Act, Mr. ABBOTT came
forward to state that Miss FooTE, though
she had attended the rehearsal in the morn-
ing, had been suddenly taken sp alarmingly
ill • that she could not perform her part in the
Play, and requesting that Miss BRUNToN might be
permitted to read it. The plea was of course
readily admitted, and Miss littuNToN, occasionally
looking at the book, sustained the part With great
feeling and ability, and tvas much applauded.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.-The amusing Opera
of Up All Night drew a large audience to this
Theatre yesterday evening, and afforded ample
scope for the talents of DowToN and Miss KELLY,
who fully availed themselves of the opportunity,
and both highly diverted and strongly interest-
ed the audience. Captain Cooke followed, with
green picturesque beauty, and a powerful im-
pression from the iicting.

COBOURG RATH e.--The new Piece of Philip
recently produced fit this Thestre, went
off last night with the utmost success. The story
ys So Well k;:own, and so interesting in itself, that
it is surptizing it never before excited the at►ention
of Theatrical Managers ; hut if it bad, it is hut
justice to the Manager of this Theatre to say that
it could hardly have been dramatized with more
ability, and certainly could or have been brought
forward with more picturesque beauty.

Drury-lane Theatre will, it is said, open with
an oecassional address to be spoken by Mr. EL-
usToN and the comedy of Wild Oats.
YOUNG is engaged to perform four nights at
Cambridge. He commences to-morrow with
Hamlet, and proceeds with King Lear, Macbeth,
anti Zaaga. The approbation of that seat of
Learning, which his merits well deserve, will, no
doubt, be gratifying to him indeed.—lt is said that
this sound, legitimate Performer, who has not
suffered himself to be betrayed into an imitation
of the frantic and familiar quackery of modern
acting, has enlisted under the banner of ELLISTON,
for the opening campaign at Old Drury.
Miss O'NEILL returns to Ireland after finishing
her-engagements in the North, to perform at the
Cork Theatre.

Mr. NOBLE, late of Covent-Garden Theatre,
has lett London for Bourdeanx, where he is engag-
ed as principal dancer at the Theatre of that city.

SPORTING IN I'ELLIGLNCE.

BETTING ROOM, SEPT. I.
London, England, 1819-09-17

ST LEGER

The alterations in the betting this day are of the highest
importance to the sportinz world, front Sultan, the fist fa-
vourite, having gone hack. The reasons did not come out ;
but a Gentleman from the Stock Exchange, who dabbles as
well Upon the turf, took the odds about some horses which
stood after Sultan, and then laid the odds against Sultan to
the tune of some thousands. Four to one was the first bet-
ting against. Sultan, and the odds afterwards got up so high
that no one would take them.—Betting on the other was as
folltfus :-
5 to 2 agst Lisette

7 to-2 Walter
Bto L Agricola

18 to 1 agst Harrnoalus
20 to 1 LAird
20 to 1 'Mortimer.
to 4 Walter beats Sultan

10 to 1 dreiiibuld

CURRAGI-I SEPTEMBER MEETING.

WEDNESDAY, sEPT. 8.
These Races, the first in the sister country, commenced
this day, on a Course which was thronged with an immense
assemblage of persons.; among whom were a great many of
the Irish IN4,bility. The racing afforded excellent sport.
The King's Plate of 100 gs for any horse, &c. carrying ITst.
Four-mile Heats.
Mr. Hunter's ch. h. Rolla, 5 yrs .. 1 1
Colonel Bruen's h. h. Whalebone, 6 yrs
Mr. Battersby's ch. m. Anna, aged
Even betting. A capital race.
Handicap Plate of 50p.—One-mile Heats.
Mr. Daly's ch. h. Narcissus, aged ... 2 1
Marquess of Sligo's Noble. 3 yrs
Mr. Prendergast's Sir Benjamin,.3 yrs old
Mr. Gore's sister to Oak stick, 3•yrs
• Noble the faveurite.—A good race.
London, England, 1819-01-13

rerenecs

" The Expedition at Cadiz is said to be nearli
ready. The' COnnt d'Abisbal, the Commander'.
in-Chief, is charged to employ every means of
Conciliation on his'arrival in America, and, the'o

oiling, to pntilv the war with the gteatest
up! perseverance.

• "At the Custom-honses in the- Pyrennees, be"
ween Pampelima iamd Saint Jean Pied' Elel
Port, there have been seized within these)
few days a tintnbu of foreign Journals 9nd
Brochmes liroserthed by the Inquisition. TbeY
have all been sent to Madrid, and will probably
be made an auto dale of by the litgnisition.
" MaDttp),-Dec. 27.-7--lt is said that the GO
vernMent intends to re-organize the Police,
and
to make it in Net, a Military Body."

Chin-leston Papers to the 12th Dec. arrived this

morning.

(From The Charleston Courier of the 10th.)
FROM ST. DO M I NGo.—By the schooner Martha.
KiELEN, arrived yesterdiy in .10 days flop ?Cap;