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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-23

S-I:RAN6E REPORT.

Bridge-Town, Barbadocs, Dee. B.—A report is
said to have reached Dominica, by the way of
Martinique, that St. Helena had been attacked,
for the purpose of rescuing litionaparte from his
captivity, and that the force thus employed had
succeeded in its attempt. Now, although we do
not consider this to be entitled to any belief, it
may not be amiss to notice the rumour, corre-
sponding as it does with a projet of this kind that
was supposed to be in the contemplation of some
of the Ex-Emperor's family, aided by the exiled
officers who had served tinder his command. At
any rate, we can state with certainty, that Boone-
pat to was at St. Helena on the 17th of August,
accounts of which had reached England in the
month of October last.--(lbid.)
London, England, 1819-01-23

A CONCISE SYSTEM of COMMERCIAL ARITHME-
TIC, adapted to imldern Practice. With an Apvcridix ; con-
taining the Snhstance of the Mercantile Law and Practice,
with regard to the Nature and Negociatiun of Drafts, and Fo-
reign Bills of Exchange, By James Morrison. 12mo. price
4s: ed. hound.

The ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE and BUSINESS, in,
eluding a complete Reformation of all the Tables o
Weights and Measures; the Calculation of Annuities Leases
Estates, Lives, Stocks, liAcchanges, Ste. By the. Rev. J
Joyce. Price 3s. 6d. hound.

A KEY to Ditto, for the Use of Teachers ; to which is sub-
joined, a System of-Mental Arithmetic. Price 3s. Gd. bound.
•The FIRST ELEMENTS of ARITHMETIC. arranged in
Lessons, and expressly designed for Classes; comprisiog, the
Four Simple Rules, combined into one Suns, and taught in
one Operation, in Twelve Series. By George Reynolds,
Writing Master, Christ's Hospital. In Nino. price 4s. Gd.
bqamd.
London, England, 1819-01-23

LLOYD'S, JANVARY 23.

The Meridian, Budd, from New Orleans, bound for Liver-
'pool, arrived at Stu&Vell Roads,. I Bth inst. with the loss of

her sails.

The Jane, Rogers, from Charleston, is arrived in the Clyde.
The Jason, Cox, from New York, bound to Belfast, was olf
the Ortushead on Thursday.
London, England, 1819-01-23

SHIP NEWS.

RANISGAi.E. JAN. 22.—Came in the Janus
transport, with her hull damaged ; Richard,
NOLATER, alSo With hey hull damaged ; and se- ,

veral others for shelter.

MandATE, .parr. l.—Arrived yesterday the
Unit WENtMOI2E, iron' Batavia) and sailed this
morning for London.

I,o,tintroot, 'JAN. 21.—The Sarah, SMITH,
from hence and New Yolk, was stranded the 12th
Nov. at Rio Janeiro, with part of her outward.
bound cargo on board.
CORK, JAN. 18.---=Sailed the Albina transport
for St. Helena, with troops.
LIMERICK, JAN. IS.—The Minerva, JEFFREY'S,
from Newfoundland, which was driven on shore
in Niulbay on Thursday last, has since gone to
pieces; part of the cargo saved.
London, England, 1819-01-23

BANK REsmicTios—FUNDED DEBT.

Mr. HART Davis ruse for the purpose of potting
►ines!ion to flit! Right Hon. the Chancellor of the
Excitetrier. He had had lately transmitted to bin,
terrain Resolutions of the Bankers and ;Merchants
of Blistol, expressing great apprehensions Ora:
the continuance of the Bank Rts Etc.-lion Act would
produce serious inconvenience. He ti►rrr tr)re took
this tl►e earliest opportunity of retplesting to know
the in'en•ions of the Right Hon. Gentleman`on
this must itnportant subject ? There w►►s one
other question which he wished to pot on another
subject of peat importance. Y,e Right Hon.
Gentleman in the last Session stated, that he had
at that time funded a large (plantiry of I;xehequer
B Its to prevent the necessity of a Loan ; and the!,
also stated, that he did not think it probable that
there was any probability Of resorting to a Loan,
or fur►her funding in this ye•,r. He begged to he
informed what wr re now the intentions of the
Right Hon. Gentleman ?
The CHANcitt.imit of the EXCHFQIIER.—To tl►e
first q testion he had no difficulty in distinctly sw-
ine, his intentions. He had intended, on an early
day in the next week, to have brought the ques-
tion of continuing the Bank Restriction. Act Wi-
der the consideration of the House ; hut in-con-
sequence of the no:ice given by a Right Hon.
Gentleman opposite (Mr. Tierney), of a 11101i011
on rite 4th of February, connected with that sub-
ject, he would nowt postpone his own motion till
the other was discussed. As to the second ques-
tion of. the• Hon. Gentleman, he was sore tl►e
House would feel how extremely improper it
worthi be for him to give any answer •-, it, which
could preclude him from taking any course which
he might think most advisable to meet tl►e sup-
plies of the year.—(Hear, hear, hear !)—At the
same time he must say, that he did not now, any
more than in the last Session, foresee that it
would he necessary to raise any sttttz in this year.
Butt the propriety or discretion of any measure
which I.►e might deem necessary must of course
be left open.—(Hear,lfear,hear, !)
London, England, 1819-01-23

CUSTOMS LIST.

Entered Inwards, Jan.22.—lndustry, M'Donald, St. Mi-
chael's; Friends, Brown, do. ; Dispatch, Ross, do.; Lavinia,
Hazel!, Lisbon ; Argo, Sosbe, do.; Argo, Wilkinson, Malta;
Nautilus, Walker, John's, N. 8.; Tads, M‘Pherson„Mar-
seilles ; Swan, Lyon, Naples.
Entered Outwards, Jan. 22.—New Frederick, Rundle,
Bremen; Kingston, Harncastle, Bay,of liondnras; Star, Bar-
rett, Hamborgh ; Active, Nazer, Jamaica; Sprightly, Baker,
Libun ; Ville de Cadiz, Paquel, Marseilles.
C/Hired Outwards, Jan. 22.--John Dougan, Leggett,
Trieste; Ceres, Mackie, Rio Janeiro; Anna Maria, Ommen,
Hamburgh ; Vrow Maria, Tacksort, Brussels ; Classina Mar-
garetta, Schippers, Antwerp; Stockton, Langley, Calcutta;
Thames, Letson, Madeira.

LAW INTELLWENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JAN. 22.

The LORD CHANCELLOR, who is not sufffciently
recovered to sit in the Hall, entered his private
room in Lincoln's Inn at I 1 o'clock, where he
was occupied for a considerable time in attending
to the arguments of Counsel in the case of " Moro
v. De la Torre," which stands' over for further
discussion on Tuesday next. During the remain-
der of the day his Lordship was engaged in de-
ciding on petitions in lunatic cases, of which his
Lordship went through a considerable number.
London, England, 1819-01-23

POOR L.

Mr. CURwEN observed, that whatever other in-
dications there might be of national prosperity,
it was an a/arming Biel that druirig the last year
the ['tun' Rates tad Cont i n tied to increase. He
wished to know whether Ministers intended it)
submit to the House any measure for the remedy
of this evil?

The CHANCELLOft of the EXCHEQUER admitted
the t'xtreme importance of the subject, and said
be liad no doubt an early opportunity would be
taken of calling ihe atteliii,,n of the House to it.
London, England, 1819-10-05

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKKf FIRST OCTOBER MEETING,
MONDAY, OCT. 4.
The Trial Stakes, a Subscription of logs each, for three-yr-
olds, 7st. 91b. four, est. 91b. five, Vit. 21b. six and aged,
9st. till). P.M.—(lI Subscribers).
Ld Exeter's br. I. Advance, 4 yrs
Mr. Vansittart's hr, c. Slim, 4 yrs
Mr. Terrett's b. h. Sovereign, 6 yrs ~
The Judge placed but three.
3 to 1 a'it Advance-5 to 4 on Slim.

The Stocken-Mill Stakes of 40Ogs each, h. ft. for the pro•
duet of wares covered in I ; cults, est. 71b. fillies, 6st. itlh.
Ab.M. Untried mares or stallions allowed tih. if both, 51b.
Sir J. Shelley'e c. Antar, by Ilitpliasard, out of Cresida
Gen. Grusrenoi's b. f. Blue Stockings, by Popinjay, out of
13rizels
. Six to 4 Up Blue Stockings.

Post Sweepsiakes of IGOcs each, h. ft. for colts and fillies
that had not had a sweat at th• ti►ur of nrunitic (April
tsith, iste) ; cults, est. 71b. fillies, est. 31b. A.F. To bring
one to the post.
I.d Exster's c. Soak*, by Haphazard, out of Stingtail .... I
Gan. Urosrsuur's hr. f. Blue Stockins, sister to Discord . 2
Six pd —7 to 4 on Snake.

SPRING AND billATll.—There is likely to be
much contention for the stakes of 501. a•side de-
posited between these heroes of the fist, which
was to ha►e been made 1001. a-side, snd to tight
next IVednesday. Neste having broken his arm,
the forfeit of 50/. is due to Spring i but Mr.
Lockley, on Neste's side, refuses to forfeit.
and the stakeholder has been set veil with a nolice
from an attorney nut to give'the stakes to Spring.
The attorney's letter, and one trout the stake.-
holder to Spring he has recr-iverl, but it will Le
defended, and Spring will attend on the day at
Speenhandand, the place named for fighting.
A few days ago, a grey mate, 17 lth& high,
the property of Mr. ii,htt Richardson, of Es-
comb, tarmer, effected her escape horn a black-
smith's shop at Bishop Auckland, where she
had been taken to be shod, by leaping through a
window only two , feet wide, and three reel
two iodise high. The lower hoer: of the window
if totes list Ain iacties !rum the grouod.
London, England, 1819-09-20

BANKRUPTS.

W. Harrison, late of Yeldersley, Derbyshire, dealer,-Sept. 29,
SO, and Oct. 30, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Derby. Soli-
citors, Mr. Barber, Fetter-lane, to,nti Mr. Simpson, Derby.
R. Brain,.Briton, Gloucestershire, dealer, Sept. 20, 30, and
Oct. 30, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. So-
licitors. Mr. U. Davis, Bristol, -and Messrs. Poole and Co.

Gray's Inn-square.
.T. Andrews, St. Cieorge'iLodze, Mancitestir, dealer, Oct. 4,
5. and 30, at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester.. Solicitors,
lllr.Edge, Manchester, and Messrs.' Milne and Co. Temple.
E. Langston, Manchester, eottynaperchaut„Oct. 1,4„ and 30,
at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. F.
It.. Atkinson, Bridge&ld, Manchester, and Mr. Makinson,

huddle Temple.
S. A'slttan, J. Il4.rginstin, and J. Ward, Agecroft, Manche,-
,ter., ca9o.-printers. Oct. I, 2, and 80, at the Dto,,,,Tvern,
Manche ter. Solicitors, Mr. H. T: Shaw, Ely-place, Hnl-

- -
born,. and Mr..l. Baron, Nl3nchester. _ -
G. Bolt, Birmingham, linen-draper, Oct. 7,8, and 84, at
Iwrlve,-at the WnolpaCk Inn, 13irtningliam. -Solicitors,
Mr. G. Edmunds, Lincoln's-Inn, and Mr. fklolc, 13irrning-
ham. •
J. Coates, Worcester, woollen-draper, Oct. t t, 12,,and SO, at
at elei-en,• at the Saracen's Head Inn, Tything-Of WhtS-
tonc,. Solicitors, Gray's-Inn-square, and

. _
Itlr. De Courcy, Worcester.
T. Nlondns, jun:Globt-street, cabinet-maker, Sept.
45, Oct. 9, and 0, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr.
Chatilttneys:Glotteester-street, Qbeen-square.
D. Hoeliley, Brook-street, Holborn, and Western Exchange,
Bond-street, goldsmith, Sept. 25, Oct. 2, and 30; at twelve,
it
~SAicitor, Mr. C. Barber, Cbancery-lane.

. .
J. Jowitt, fluyton, Lancashire, farmer, Oct. I4,at six, 5, at
ten,-and 30, at one, at the Buck th' Vine Inn, Rican.
Solicitors, Mr. Norris, John-street, Bedford-ro,w; and Mr.
Batteishy, Wigan.
(I)iritleadi, Sze. To-storrow.)
London, England, 1819-09-20

BIRTHS.
the 17th net. at Bryanstone-square, the Lady of G. H.
Freeling, Esq. of the General Post Office, of a sou.
On Friday, the 17th inst., at the house of Thomas Street,
Esq., Woodford, Essex, Mrs. H. mating-ton, of a son.
On Sunday the 12th inst., the wife of a poor ►abourer,
named William Ham:mil, who luttiies near the Swan Inn, in
the Old Flesbniaritet, Dumfries, was safdy delivered of three
daughters, who, with their mother, are all doing well.

M MUU Ln.
On Monday, the 6th inst., at Gocforth, Mr. Young, to
Mist Waldron, both of the Theatre Royal, Newcastle,
London, England, 1819-12-08

‘Not,l,l douhtle6s be happy to and that his poli-
tical character and conduct were equally %veil cal-
culacd to excite the approbation of a People
heartily attached to the 'prosperity of the illus-
trious House of BRUNSWICK, as Ile best Safe-
vuard of their Laws, their Liberties, and their

We observe with regret the sort of controversy
which took pl,ce last night in the House of Com-
mons between Mr. WonEHOUSE and Mr. COKE,
as at this alarming crisis the utmost unanimity
ought to prevail among those to whom the
wt bare of the Country is entrusted. The Let-
ters tr,ni Lord SuFrlctn, and the Loan CHAN-
CELLoR, introduced by Mr. WoDEHOUSE, hilly
vindicated the conduct of both of those Noble
Lords.—lt is much to be regretted that Mr.
COKE thought proper, in adverting to the venera-
ble Head of the Law, to say, that " if his Lord-
ship's memory was bad, it was the worse for the
Court over which he presided."—We believe it
will be admitted by all best capable of judging,
that his Lordship's faculties are in full vigour, and
are ~exercised with conscientious rectitude, nor
can it be wonderful, if his Lordship, amidst his
numerous and important duties, had not accurate-
ly recollected all that occurred years ago upon a
matter of inferior consideration.
London, England, 1819-12-08

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Royal Highness the PRINCM
.111;C: ENT held a Court at Carlton House, fur the purpose of
receiving the Cambridge University Address, His Royal
flightless the Duke of Gloucester, who arrived in !Amnon on
evening, to Me in readiness to head the Deptvation,
went to Carlton House at a quarter past three o'clock to
meet them: they arrivt d in grand procession two-and-two
from Rooms, Ring-street, St. James's; they were re-
ceived by the Guard of Honour with presented arms, the
hand playing an appropriate air; they mustered between
9.60 and TM. The Vice-Chancellor carried the Address. The
Deputation appointed by the University to attend Lpon the
occasion consisted of the Heads of Colleges, &c., the Proc-
tors, the young Noblemen of the University, Doctors of Law,
e.:c% Thee were met at Carlton [louse, in addition to his
Royal Highue,s the Dirhe of Gloucester, by Lord Calthurpe,
the Bishops of Chester, Peterborough, Lincoln, Bangor, M-
liyhnry, Ely, and Exeter, the Dulie of Northumberland, Vis-
count Palmerston, and Mr. Smyth. Soon aftei the arrival of
the procession, tie Prince Regent took his seat on his
Throne, surrounded by several of his Cabinet Ministers, the
Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the Groom of the
Mole, the Master of the Horse, and the other great Of icers
of state and of the Household. Every thing tieing arranged
to receive the Address, the Lord Chamberlain received the
Pi ince Ztegenr:. Collllll,llltIS to introduce the Members of the
University, who wine acctudingly conducted through the
Grand Hall into the State Apartments, and proceeded to the
Grand (.'onneil-climinher. The I)alie of Gloucester, and the
whole of the littnivnolli 143,Ctlibly, baring made their ohei-
sonces, the Royal Dul.e proceeded to read the Address, to
which the Regent returned an approtniate answer. They
wer, all most graciously received. Tile Regent then ga‘e
audienct:J o the Unlit: cf Glcuccstct and the Earl of I/ar-
my/sy.
London, England, 1819-12-08

.)e

NpivrEEß 8515.1

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commissariat Department, Treasury
Chambers, Dec. 3, 1819.
NOTICE is bereby given to all Persons desirous
of Contracting. to supply the following Articles for
!I' Use of the ARMY, viz.
t..tiREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments,
""ers, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties :-
14'ex (exclusive of Tilbury Fort). Hants.
i/REF and murrox, to his Majesty's Land Forces in
t ntonments, Quarters,-and Barracks, in the under- men-
mc'ned Counties :
P.tb
ester, Cumbtrland, Derby, Durham (including Holy
Vatild), Emex (exclusive Of Tilbury Fort), Kent linchuling
1:14417 Fort), Leicester Nottingham, Suffolk, Sussex,
1
am

OATS, to his Majesty's Cayalry in Cantonments hnd,Quar,
in the under- inets4ele nun eS
'I3FORAGE, viz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW, to his Ma-
e4trt Cavalry in Barracks, and OATS in Cantonments and
"Ikteters, in the under-mentioned County :
')ifiddlesex.
chat the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25tb
.41 of January next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up
;V marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," will he received at
n2l (Mice on or before Tuesday, the 4th Day of January)
"it hone will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day),
444, if sent by Post, the Postage must-be paid.
Proposals must be made separately for each County, and
b Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the
ender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property
Ftelaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the
:41t'llat stated in the printed Particulars, for the due
erformanee of the Contract ; and no Proposal will he
kat
tcetl unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices
Itu
dressed in Words at length; and should it so happen
during the continuance of the Contract no Troop
Zutlhl be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the
111,s for the Contract altd Bond, paid in the first instance
t 4 Contractor, shall he r-funded to him.
particulars of the Contracts may he had upon application
these Chambers, between the flours of Eleven and Five,
kitti
at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young,
tdi
p. B.—Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the
Ol4e between the hours of Twelve and,Two.
London, England, 1819-12-08

MALLIsON'S LIFE PRESERVER.

Mr. XV. Smt-rn presented a Petition from Mr.
the Inventor of the Life Pre,,erver,
%vbieli he intmdliced, by stating that he consider-
d Ihe.iiiyetltion these; yin g of more Attention tlidti
it li.rl hitherto met with. The Petiiion, which
w.is lead, prayed for aid to enable Mr. Mallison
oirry his invention into effeetl.—Ordered to lie
on I.IIC table.

Mr. if ottln.gave notice, that he would to-mor-
row move for certain Papers relative to the Royal
Navy. •-•
The Papers moved for on• a former night, re-
-14114 tO the -Pensions, Allowances, &c. by way
of.enmpensation to persons belonging to.the Civil
'Department of the Army, were laid before the
Tlonse front the Army Pay Office.
Mr. LusniNG•roN brought in a Bill for con-
-tinning certain Dillies ow Malt, which was read
a first time, and ordered for a second reading to-
',morrow. "
London, England, 1819-12-08

P A it I, 1 A Al E N T.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, Dec. 7.

INDICTMENI"FRAVERSE BILL.

The Order of the Day firing read for their Los d-
tibipssgains isito a'Corotnitiee.oo this Bill, the Earl
of SHAFTESBURY took the Chair.

(ie or, two Atn,ndmeots, apparently verbal,
were agreed to, on the sugtestion of the LORD
CB A Ncet.Loa.; and the Bill being gone through,
the resumed, and olderrd the Report to be
•,• • . •
tectived •on I ttursda v.

Lord HOLLAND presented a Petition from the.
Lot tt M.,y*►r. Aldermen, and Common Council of
the City of London, it: Cuntntt►n Council assem-
bled, against the Bills now pending, which, as
the petitioners termed it, went to infringe the
rights Nod liberties of the sul►ject.--The lieti-
rit,rt being read, it was ordered to lie on the

SEIZURE OF ARMS, AN!)
_TRAINING PREVENTION

BILLS.

I.7i9couto StDmouTH moved the Order of the
Do; for the third reeding of the fist of these
!Wk.

Tile Earl of DARNLEY said, he did not mean
to oppo,e the motion, as lie thought sonic degree
of necessity existed tor a measure of the kind
hut he thought that such a Bill should he tempo-
raly. and as lenien, in its provisions as the object
woolil admit of.

Viset,tllll SADNIOITTiI obset veil, it was his own
desire that the li it ShOtilii, as tar as %vas consist-
ent wi.-h the object, procetti on such
and attention was paid to the training it accord-

A slight amendment was then introduced on the
uf- he Noble Secroasy State, aml being
egteed ;0, the Bill was read a third time, and

pa!sed.
The Training Prevention Bill was then read the
tlri►d tine. 01,41 passed.
London, England, 1819-12-08

We received this morning. the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. The Chamber-of Deputies on Saturday
proceeded to hear the further Reports of the Bu-
reaux, respecting the validity of the new Elections.
The only remarkable circumstance was that the
Chamber divided on a question as to the irregula-
rity of the return of Gen. TARAYRK tor the Depart-
molt of Charente inferieure, when the number ap•
peAred for annulling the Election 117, and for
jaamitting the General 95. M. BIXQUHY reported
from the fifth Bureau, that they were unable to
ro4ke a [(rpm( respecting the election of M. Cue-
till Monday. An attempt was in conse-
quence made to prevent the Chamber from proceed-
it,g to elect Candidates for the President's Chair, on
London, England, 1819-12-08

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, November 21, 1819.

PPE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His ,1141-
tt JESTY'S ortmv..-INcE do hereby give Notieci
44' they trill Sell by PUBLIC .-lUCT lON, at the To.wer,
71reedny, the 14th day of December next, at Eleven
loNh in the Forenoon precisely, Auirdry Lots of NEU'',
41)1andUNSERr ICEriBLE STORES; consisting. of
4
etintrements, Tarpaulins, Hides, Saddlery and Har-
-414'. Clothiog and Bedding, Empty Barrels, and Charcoal,
ether with various other Articles; .

• The whole of which may he viewed upon application at the
V4ciPal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, until the day of
Cte, ea-rept the Ram is and Charcoal, which are to be seen,
etiorrner at the Rcyal Laboratory, Woolwich, and the lot-
:41 the Royat Powder Works, Faversham; at all which
4,l*ce* printed Lists of the Luts will be delivered to those
1.4,0 is who may apply for that purpose.
By Order qf the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, September 15, 1813.

E COURT of DIRECTORS of the
ITNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND

.ADING ;o the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
Ihnt the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Cl/IPANYappointed to he held at their House,in Leadenhal 1-
ti,et, on WEDNESDAY, the 32d December next, is made
for the purpose of laying before the Proprietoi s,
'their approbation, a Resolution of the Court of Dina-
Ps of his Da ranting to Sir GEORGE HILARO BAR-
-143 y, g
t 11 ,rt. G.C.B. a Pension of 1,5001. per Annum, on
grounds therein stated.
The Report required by the Bye-Laws, Cap. G, Sect. 19,
I,,lher with the Documents upon which the said Re501u-
'1.1,4,4 has been formed are open for the inspection of the Pro-
"(4'9 at this House.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

DOUGLAS' LIBRARY.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. SOTHEBY,
At k, •
"" Rouse, No. 3, WELLINGTON-STREET, Strand,
PRI!) XY D n,
• ber lo and Ten following Days (Sun-
, tee
.11 excepted), at Twelve o Clock,
IIE very Extensive and Valuable LIBRARY
Iv, of the Late Rev. W. DOUGLAS, M.A. Prebendary of
41:totinster, and Charcellor of the Diocese of Salisbury ;
tif .tVtd from his Residence, the Close, Strum; consisting
~iP'Cry sne Collection of Delphin, Vat Elzevir, and
V,),T)t Classics, Antiquities, General and Countyl-listory,
Kt's, Travels, Divinity, tte.4sm.
ufgiiv,s viewed, and Catalogues (price es.) had at the Place
London, England, 1819-12-08

AIF,ETING IN COVENT-GATIDEN.

A i&ur;:•3ition having been presented to the
ilion-BAntr:, of Westminster, tequesting hint
to (7,11 a Meeting to con!,ider of the proceed.
itto now pending in Patliament, he appointed
it to take place this day. At an early hour
the old Wes,minster Platform was removed from
PALsce-yrd, and erected opposite RicnAapsos's
Hotel. At one o'clock the High Bailiff rook the
Chair, and proceeded to read the Requisition,
requesting, at the same time, that every one should
have a patient hearing. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT,
who had arrived, accompanied by Mr. HOBHOUSE,
commenced the business of the day by a long Ad.
dress, which took up nearly en hour, in which he
attempted to justify the votes he had given in Par-
liament, and he trusted that the Resolutions and
Petition which would be adopted this day, would
receive that attention which the serious subject
requited. Mr. Lams then proceeded to address
the Meeting with considerable vehemence, and tat
a quarter past two there were about 3000 persons
assembled ; their conduct at this time appeared
orderly. When our Reporter left, Mr. LAMB W3S
addressing the Meeting.
London, England, 1819-12-08

SEDITIOUS AND 111..-ISPEIENIOUS LIBELS.

Their Lordships having resolved hut) a Com-
ini•tee on the Bill for the prevewioo of thole,
A levv Anictithnents weie introduced on the [no-
tion of Viscount SIDMOLITH, of which the protni-
nent one appeared to he, !hat in cases of search
for hooka, after the conviction for libel, tea pre-
Dikes should be en'ered except those of the person
named in the order.

The Amendments were agreed to by the Com-
*nil tee, trod the Report was ordered to be received
on Thursday, to which day their Lordships ad-
journed.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MR. OWEN'S PLAN.

Sir W. CRBSPIGSY gave notice that he would,
on Thursday, the 16,h, suhn►it to the liouse,
1110, ion nit the suhje,ct of the l'ian I►rul►osed by
Mt. Ox‘ en. of Lanark.
London, England, 1819-12-08

From the LONDON GAZETTE of Dec. 7.

Crown-.olfice, Dec. 7.
Member returned to serve in thi4 present PArliament.
Berough of Cambrike—Lieutenant-Coliiiiel F. W. Trench,
Assistant•Quarter-blaster-General in his Majesty's Army,
in the room of the Honourable E. Finch, who has accept-
ed the Chiltern Hundreds.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
C. Buck, Sun-yard, East Smithfield, victualler, from Dec.
4 to Jan. '22.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

W. 1.. Clithero, Liverpool, cotton-oianufactra er,

BANKRUPTS.

J. Fletcher, Ripley, Derbyshire, dealer, to surrender Dec.. 2,1,
27, Jan. 14, at the King's Arsw Tavern, Derby. Sisiicitors,
Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta-street,
Covent-garden.
R. Elislmes, Northamptonshire, grocer, Dec. 15, 16, Jan. 18,
at the Cross Keys Inn, Northampton. Solicitor, Mr. Jeyes,
Chancery-lane.
A. Aslat, Church-street, Lambeth, victualler, Dec. 11, 18,
Jan. 18, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Henson, Bouverie-
street, Fleet-street.
W. Smith New-road, St. Pancras, builder, Dec. 11, t a, .Jai. 19,
at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Saunders, Charlotte-street,
Fitzroy-square.
J. Janeey, Liverpool, goldsmith, Dec. 29, 30, Jan. 18, at the
George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Blackstock and

Butic'e, King's Bench-walk, Temple.
J. Bate, Hiniley, Staffordshire, millwright, Dec. 29, 30, Jan.
18, at the Jerningham Arms bin, Shifnal. Solicitors,
Messrs. Price, Williams, and White, Old-square, Lincoln's
J. Langdon, Plymouth-dock, victualler, Dec. 27, 28, Jan. IS,
at the Pope's Llead hint Plymouth. Solicitor, Blake,
Great Surrey-street, BlackfriarF.
A. Bruce, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, Dec. 17, 99,
Jan. IS, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Soli-
citors, Messrs. Marriott, Brookstsank, and Farn, Glay's
J. Woodroof, Gun-street, Old Artillery-ground, turner, Dec.
14, 21, Jan. 18, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Mcssrs. Collins
and Waller, Spiral-square.
R. Cullen, Russia-row, Milk-street, facitir, Dec. 18, Jan. 8,
18, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr, Pollen, Fore-street, Culp-
plegate.
London, England, 1819-10-02

TO THE PUBLIC.-

011 E t:iflinetypovaphteal errors having been
KY made in a fewof the Counter Scheme: first printed, I
think it proper to advertise the Determinable Prizes as they
were inserted in the Gazette of Saturday last, (as the error
was in that part of the Scheme,) and I have to request that
anv,persti who obtained a Scheme pee ions to the 28th ult.,
will he kind enough to call at either of my Otlices,-Or on
any of my Agents, where corrected Schemes may be obtained
gratis.
DETERMINABLE PRIZES. •
_ •

First-drawn Prize, in each . Class, to hare in addition,
16,0001. Consols, and 4,0001. Money, waking Two of the
Eight 20,0091.

16th. 17th, and 18111 drawn Prizes, in each• Class, to have
2001. Money.
19th-drawn Prire, in each Class, above 20). Os. 6d. to hare
20,0001.. Consols, making Two more of the Eigl".. 20,0001.
Prizes.

45th-drawn Prile, in each Class, ahoVe 201. Os. ed, to have,
in addition, .20,0e01. Money, making Two more of the Eight
20,0001. Prizes.

First-drawn Pr'2e, each Class, Second Day, to have,
in addition, 13,0001. Consols. nod '2',0001. Money, making
Two more of the Eight 20,0001.. Prizes, and which com-
pletes the whole.
I have the honour to be,
The Public's devoted Servant,
Oct. 2.. 1819; • T. BISH, Stock-Broker, -

,4, Cornbill, and 9,-Charing-crols.
*** LOTTERY' BEGINS LORD MAYOR'S DAY (9th of
Next Month.)
London, England, 1819-10-02

CO B 0 Ell'.

MR. EDlTOR—Observing with much satisfac-
tion the honourable part you have taken in en-
deavouring to unmask Sedition, Anarchy, and
hatred of the Laws of the Land, disguised in the
sheep's-clothing of a patriotic desire of Reforma-
tion, 1 have obtained permission to send to you a
specimen of the tergiversation and desertion of
principle, so notorious in that mischievous Agitator
COBBaTT, and of which ynu may make such use as
may appear advantageous to the cause of good or-
der, and the spirit of loyalty so desirable to be
upheld in these times of turbulence: The letter is
a genuine copy of the original. COEBETT, as all
the world must now well know, is loyal or jaco-
binical just as it suits his purpose.

AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.

September 30.

" Pall-Mall, May 15, 1801.

" have sent, this day, according to your
directions, a set of !'Food's Exchequer Cases, 4
vols. royal octavo, price 31. 84. in Law-binding.

Your custom alone is a favour that would
demand the grateful acknowledgments of my
partner and myself; but the motile from which
you have beitowed it, adds greatly to its value,
and requites from me an explicit a4urance that
your encouragement shall not he given in vain.—
Like every other man who has a family to provide
for, I wish to get money'; hut, weighed in the
scale against my desire to defend the King and
the Church against the assaults of their enemies,
this wish is very light. I have but a short span
to,lise in this world, and my children can labour
as their father has done; but if the Throne and
the Church fall, we all perish in disgrace. Those
Who knOw the world ~111 'randy conceive ;hat I
have not chosen the road to riches. I have not
sought it. Competence is all I want, besides that
petite which riches can neither give nor take away.
In this state of mind I can calmly meet with the
tubs that must and will attend my course.
" I am, Sir,
" Your most obliged and most
" Obedient Serrant,
WM. COBBETT."

(Signed)

The great Attraction of our New Systein is,
that only 5000 Numbers will be put into the
Wheel, anti ALL Drawn 9th NOVEMBRR, which
5000 Tickets are all that are now on Sale ; and
they are nut only sure of dividing 40,0001. be-
tween the First Ptizes in each Class, viz. an
extra 20,0001. each (which is the utmost the old
System, e)en with its paltry Prizt's, could have
produced), but these 5000 Tickets may obtain the
whale Eight Twenty Thousands ! and many other
Capitals, ',bling]) the lowest Prize is Sixteen
Pounds.---The Two First Blanks have Sixteen
Tickets cacti, as Extra Chancts for these Great
Ptizes—Two Tickets may be had of the same
Fate, Sufis of 40,0001. Extra—ln Fact, Four
Tickets, and 1.1 ir corresponding Numbers, must
produce above One Uundred and Sixty Thousand
Pounds I—and as we reSar.ve no. Tickets, the Pur-
chase's mutt get' ALL the‘Prizes (IA Scheme) at
J. & J. SIVEWRIGHTS, So:e Contractors.
37, corubill, &c. Ist October, 1819.
London, England, 1819-10-02

OLD BA I LEY, OCT..

Robert Hawley and James. .4she were put to the bar, en aa.
indictment charging them with stealing two gold seals Juni,
ring, the property of Christian Tofort, on the stsf of July
last, in Ratcliffe highway. The prosecutor when at4te..1.4.
made a stout resistance, and knocked Ashe down, who imrne•
diately seized the prosecutor's watch; and Hansler coming I 1
in aid of his companion, also str4ck him. Hansler wassecUr•
ed and taken to the watch-house, Where .Ashe came to la
him, and was also taken into custody. A number of witnessl
were called in support of the prosecution, who fully proil
the fact—Guitiri.
•
At half• past two o'clock, the Sessions being closed, thilte•
corder proceeded to pass the following sentences:— -'
Death—James Ellis, William Bisley,Jane Moggridge,Joh.tl
Stone, John Britton, W. Henry•Botid, Ambrose Fitzgerald;
James Pennington' .Martha Kerr, William Lowndes
Richard Grifiths, for stealing in dwelling-houses; ftenil
Stern, for maiicionsly cutting and stabbing his wife; Santr4
Burr, William Burke, Matthew Barkman, and John Dalton,
for burglaries; Thomas Rinsed), for forging a seaman'siwilli
Matthias Maht.r, for forging a receipt for 121. On the Navy
Office ; John Jones, for house-breaking ; Joseph :Ands B*
John Powell, Elizabeth Donkey, John Mayo, Thomas
Saun-
rters, Peter Fagan, Ebenezer Bowen, and Timothy Leary, for
like offences Win. Fletcher, John Henley, Thomas Atkin
son, Henry Lovell, Edward Cassidy, William Peterson, and
John Andrews, for highway robberies.
TillMsportation fur .Lffe—Dan. M'Carthy, Allan Davis,
Fras. Goodhill, Samuel Allen, Josh. Burn, It. Hansler, J. J.
Bankes, B. Berry, J. Davis, and G. Henry.
Transpnriation for Seven Years—S. Taylor, J.. Harris,
Knipe, Win 17 obinson, Ann Newton, Ann Martin, S. Mark-.
ham, J. Freeman, Ann cox, C. Fell, R. Bartlett, J. Duntotio
W. Burn, C. Rowley, .1. Shannon,,J. Anthony, .i. Wood, C.
Young, S. Ilogiies, J. Bennet, J. Bellamy, J. Desmond, 1.
Lawrence, W. LoA, -3.. Murphy, A. Wilson, A. Colbert, To
Brak, nhirry,T. Harley,C. Greenwood, J Clark, T. Williams,
S. Richards, S. flap ris; I, Ferguson, G. Crow, T. Clark, W.
Craw', v, C. ()Jiver, W. But ess, S. Knight, J. Proudley,
Stomberg, G. Thompson, S. Maher, M. A. Brown, W. Cox,
W. Walker, T. King, and J. Taffrey.
„ •
A great number were sentenced to various terms of 1131'
prisunroent, and others to be whipped.
London, England, 1819-10-02

SALE OF ESTATES, etc.

GREAT FOREST OF BRECKNOCK.
•
TO BE SOLD BY TENDER, •
On the 12th Day of October next, at Two o'Clock in the Af-
ternoon, before his Majesty's Commissioners of Woods,
Forests, and Land. Revenues, at their Office, in Whitehall-
place,

ALL- rhnt ALLOTMENT of OPEN and UN-
ENCLOSED PASTURE LAND, situate on the GREAT
FOREST oft BRECKNOCK, in the County of Brecknock,
being the Allotment to the King's Most Excellent Majesty in
Right of his (;rown, containing about )4,000 Acees.
Printed Particulars, with a Map, may be had at his Ma-
jesty's Office of Woods, &c. in Whitehall-place; of Mr. Tho-
mas Bold, Brecon ; and of Mr. De Bruyn,v2l, Southampton-
street, Bloomsbury-square, after thertith day of September
inst.
London, England, 1819-10-02

LONDON JOURNALS.

rapm ruE MORNING PAPERS, OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chrorade.]

Aceonnts from Washing'on have been received
in the City, under date of 25111 August, of a most
impottant nature. The deliberations on the dis-
'patches relating to the Florida affairs, and receiv-
ed by the Hornet, had produced in the American
Cabinet, sensations of the strongest kind against
Spain. and, as a preliminary measure, they had
-determined to withdraw their Minister from Ma-
drid. The Hornet and another vessel of war were
held in readiness to sail for Cadiz with this noti-
fication to Mr. Forsyth, and on board were the
naval officers intended to replace those belonging
to the Mediterranean squadron, who. bad been dis-
missed by Cornt»Odore Stuart. Of course it was
not possible for the American Executive to take
any decisive measure, for the present, on the
question at issue between the United Stags and
slain, but n Report of all the negociations, and
their result, was preparing for Congress.
London, England, 1819-10-02

No best Coals at Market.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Ocr. 1.
Anistetdain
Ditto, it Sight ' 11 19
Rotterdam l2 3 2 Us.
"
Antwerp 12 sEx.Monei
Hanifiurgh 3rl 9 2i Lis.
•Altona
Paris,•3 Day's sight 25 55 0 US.
DM()
Bourdeaux, ditto
-Frankforton the Main
Madrid
Cadiz 36 Effective
Bilhoa 3si Effective
•
Seville
Gibraltar
Barcelona
. .

... ,
Leghorn
Genoa... 43i-Venice, Ital. Lir 27 30
•
Malta . ..46 -Naples 3Bi
Palermo
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio Janeiro
Dublin...: ..... 121-- Cork-..... 12f per Cent.
Agio ulthe Bank on Holland.... 2 per Cent.
BULLION.

..-...-,14.•-••,-,•‘•
Portugal Gold, in Coin /.0 0 $ per 0b
Foreign Geld, in Bars 3 17 lot
Nt DOIIi3IOOIIS
New Dollars 0 5 0
4ilver in Bars, Standard 0 5 2

BIRTH.
At the Vicarage, Walthamstow, the Lady of the Ref'
George Hughes, of is son.

MARRIED.
On the Ist, at St. John's, Hackney, L. C. Miles, E5q.4117
of Old-street, to Caroline, only daughter of the late 1% •
Player, Esq., of Maze-hill, Greenwich.

DIED.
On Tuesday morning last, of a rapid mortification 0f the
bowels, at his house at Hendon. Mr. James Jenkins, FriAnit;
seller, of the Strand. His exertions in producing a srolo—,..
Series of Engravings, conamem,,rating the " Martial Achier-
merits" of the late War, in which he spared neither 14" u tog.
nor expence, as well as other Works, fully entitled biln -
rank amongst the Benefactors of the Arts in this Country.
On Thursday, the 30th nit. at Clapton Middlesex, jo t
bo
46th year of his age, the Rev. Thornhill Kidd.

LONDON: Printed hy J. B. CARSTAIRS,'of No. 29?.„Grt!S
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Ormond-street, Queen-square; and published by tv,.'.o
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at THE
Office, No. 112, Strand ; where Adrettisementst Ord
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London, England, 1819-10-02

[PRICE SEVENPENCE.-

BRITISH PAINT M
Queen-Street,

per cwt
Genuine White Lead,)
of the finest qua- 466.
city.

UFACTORY, 62,
Cheapside,

per gallon.
Turpentine
Linseed Oil 4%

UPTON and Co: in addressing the Public, most respect-
ully inform them, that their White Lead is of the hii!.-st
finality. in this article it may justly be said, " the best i 4
the cheapest." The genuine is the most durable as well 34
the most ornamental; while the inferior kinds, haring had
their metallic powers reduced, soon become discoloured, and
arennequal to constant exposure to the atmosphere.—Uptori
and Co. sell White Lead at prices from 40s, per cwt. to 44a.,
although for the reasons before named, they only _recommend
the First Quality ; these will be found superior to many kinds
that are offered to the Public as the best, at :with higher
prices.

The undermentioned Anti-Corrosire Paints are very neat
in appearance, are very preserving, and are easily applied,
requiring only to be thinned wilt Oil ; they are suited for
Park Tailings and al! out-door work.
ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS

per cwt. - per cwt.
invisible Green...—. 405. Bright Red
Olive ditto ..
Elright Green
Lill Colour.. 4SS. I Yellow
Stone ditto . 430. 1 .W4iii e e. , 445.
ClioCulatv 4ot. 1 Pre?ared Oil 4,. Gd.• pet K4li.
Refined CoAl Tar Brown :20s. per cwt..

N. 13-. Merchants and Dealers supplied with every descrip•
Lion of Gainers un very aribantageous terois,
London, England, 1819-10-02

PEMBROKESHIRE, AND CARMARTHENSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD,

Pursuant to a Decree'of the Court of Chancery of the Great
Sessions for the several Counties of Carmarthen; Pembroke..
and Cardigan, the County of the Borough of Carmarthen,
• and. Town and County of Haverfordwest, in a Cause " Voyle
v.'Philipps," Kith the approbation of the Beg:ster of the
• said Court, at the sign of the White Hart, in the Town of
Narberth, in the County of Pembroke, on Monday the lath
day of October 1819, between the hours of three and four
o'clock in the afternoon ; in 12 lots:
A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in
Th:•the several Parishes of Lampeter-Velfrey, Crnnwear,
and Narberth, in the County of Pembroke, and Kitlig, in the
County of Carmarthen; consisting of a Mansion• House, Or-
chards, and Gardens, capital and other Farms' Lands, Mea-
d),,,s, Fields, and Premises, of good quality, and mostly free
of lease, of which immediate possession will be given. The
Mansion-House is situate in the village of Lampeter-Velfrey
aforesaid, and a great part of the Estate nearly adjoining';
is within three wiles of the market and post-town of Nar•
berth, (through which the London mail passes daily), ten
miles of that fashionable watering place Tenby, and twelve of
the assize-town of Haverfordwest, and within an easy distance
of coal and culm.

The Lands are, for the most part, of very excellent quality,
well-sheltered, and generally well watered; the neighbour-
hood abounds with Game, and River Fish: there are also
Limestone Quarries near to the Mansion-House, and Planta-
tions of Young Timber and other Timber growing on a great
part of the Estate.—The whole of the Property is capable of
great improvement, at an easy expence, and is well worth the
.attention of the Gentleman, Farmer, and Grazier.
Particulars whereof may he lied7of Mr. Evan Davies" and
Mr. Lewis Evans, Solicitors, Cardigan Mr..l. Willy, •Solici-
tor, Haverfordwest ;
,and Mr, Bicknell, No. 1. Staple Inn,.
London.
London, England, 1819-10-02

THE LOTTERY.

RICHARDSON*, GOODLUCK, and. CO. -re-
spectfully acquaint the Public, that the STATE,LOT-
TERI' of 10,000 'fiches, with the Chance of Eight Prizes
of L. 20,000 Monevand Consols, hesides tither Capitals, and
the lowest Prizes LIE:, in the united Scheme, -containing. all
the Prizes belongng to two distinct Lotteries of 10,000
Tickets each, will fegin Drawing she 9th NOVEMBER—Se-
cond Day, 9th DECEMBER, 1819.. "
'I S and SHARES are , by RICHARDSO,N,
GOODLUCK, ant Co, at their Mires, Bank-bnildings,
Cornhill, and faeisg the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-
Cross, who sold, last Lottery, N. 710, a Prize t 1 L 38,000
Consols.-7'3a emea.gratis.
London, England, 1819-10-02

tO TUG EDITOR OF THE SUN.

'Sliackteford, near Ashton, Kent,, Sept. 30.
8111--Thoth;h our heading Society cannot
. boast of two of your Parrs, "we think it but jug-
lite to inform. you, that oc) Wednesday, at a Cc-
teral 'Meeting, we aKreed to substitute, your
loyal and consistent Journal for the Evening
Newspaper before taken by us. Though we had
this measure in contemplation before. your Not-.
%Ingham Correspondent's letter appeared, we are
far from being ashamed to be reputed followers
'of an example which we, in our turn, should
have been proud to set the rest of our Fellow-
Countrymen.
Your obedient Servant,
JAMES FIELD, Secretary to the Society.
London, England, 1819-10-02

THE DUKE OP WELLINGTON.

PLYMOUTH, Thurid4 =Yesterday the Free.
dom of our Borough, which bad been voted to
hint some years before, was presented to thu Duke
of WELLINGTON, in a highly polished box, corn-
posed of the granite of the Breakwater, from the
quarries round about us. The ceremony was pre-
faced with an appropriate and tomplimental
speech, on the eminent Services of this distin-
guished Captain, to which he was Most graciously
pleased to make a suitable and neat reply. Not-
withstanding the wetness of the weather, for it
rained without inter Mission, his Grace, who is all
activity, was busily Frigaged the whole day in view-
ing every thing Worthy the Attention of a stranger.
His notice was particularly directed to, and at-
tracted by, the Naval Reservoir and Breakwater,
with which vast national and important under-
takings he expressed himself much delighted. Sir
Dennis Pack bad the honroir of entertaining bins
at dinner in the Citadel, by ‘tilloin he was attend-
ed to the 11»11 given at the Royal , Hord in the
evening. . On entering the Assembly-room, about
10 o'clock, the Band of the 55th regiment struck
up " See the conquering Hero conies,'' on which
the company rose immediately from their seats
whit one accord to receive him. NVi!it this mark
of respect the Noble Doke appeared to. be much
nattered, and several times bowed most gracefully
in return. The Mince of Waterloo was speedily
foll Owed by the Earl of Mount Edgeoinbe, singl
the Hero of Alg;ers ; the latter of a hose arrival
was announced by the popular air of " Rnle Bri-
tannia " Dancing soon arterwatds commenced,
and the first couple was led off by Lord Exmouth
and Lady Elizabeth Pack. His Grace, who had
undergone much fatigue in the course of the day,
retired at 12 o'clock. He was dressed in blue,
wore the Order of the Garter, and was affable in
the extreme. The assemblage was highly re-
spectable ; and considering that the Ball Wiii
suddenly got up for the occasion, it far exeeedtd
in number the most sanguine expectation. Most
of the Officers of the Garrison were present, with
the whole of the Staff, aud several of the Marines
from Stonehonse Barracks. At an early hour
this morning the illustrious Doke went over to
Dock, where he viewed the AtsenAl and the Div-
ing Bell, but he declined to make a descent,
To-day he dines with the Viscount Exmouth,
and to-morrow takes his &petiole, having to at-
tend the forgers' of Col. Harvey, his late Aide-de
Camp, whose retuains ate to he interred on Sa-
torday next. He has pledged his word to the
Corporation that he will take a dinner with its
Members next year, when he certainly means to
renew his visit to this place.

FOR THE SUN.
London, England, 1819-10-02

ATTACK ON THB BECOFDPR.

.Imoss • was put to the bar with two others, and re-
ceived sentence of imprisonment for six months,• and to he
well whipped. This young villain leaving the bar, turned
round quickly, and with the most savage barbarity, attempt.
ed to thrown piece of iron at his Lordship. Had bis
cal int entiuns been attended with success, the consequence*
might have proved fatal; but fortunately, the intended in•
sti utnent of destruction struck the looking7glass placed over
the prisoners, whiCh it broke to atoms: "lie %ca. brought
back., and received t must impressive lecture .1-1111 toe Recur"
der, who forbore taking auy farther notice of the atrociou*
attempt.

DEATH AY MAJOR BROW NE, B.(,YAL MARINES.."'
This Officer, in a fit of mental derdngetnent, pat
a period to his existence, at his house, Charlton
Gravel-pits, near IVooldich, Kent. ExtreeTe.
anxiety and Oejection of mind was the ca,..se of
this melancholy catastrophe. He inflicted four
different wounds with a dirk on his hotly. Har'•
jug for some time meditated his own destruction,
every thing was removed from his room with
which it was (bought possible for him to courtnit
the act ;/but, unfortunately, an old dirk rem :fired,
Which supported a picture, and was not observed.
AltbOugh his intellects are stated to be much de*
ranged prior to that act, it is said, that whets
assistance was brought, he expressed a determi-
nation to renew the attempt, if those alreatif
made should fail ; and although really in 4 state
of derangement of mind, he seems to have very
coolly made up his resolution to quit life by his
own hand. A great pecuniary loss is the alleged
cause of his insanity. He died on Thursday night,
after'suflering severely for many "lours,--(Morning
Chronicle)

METEOROLOWCAL JOURNAL, • '
BY R. BANKS.
PHILOSOPHICAL INsTRUMENT MAKRR.

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Thermometer.
Weather. •- :
- Il
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'' lt. ,73- x c ..-,2, I " , , •
4
.0
Dept. ' 4- , inches
22 52 53 61 46 80.49 . Fir Fair
23 53 56 62 53 .26 Do. Cloud/
24 57 56 .6•1 5.s 29.9.5 . Do. I. Air
25 56 56 62 52 .70 .33 Rain , Rain
26 54' 54 59 E 2 .56 .10 DO. Cloud/
27 57 60 62 i 53 .57 .51 Do: . • Haiti •
28 60 6u 63 57 .61 .5;), Do. Do.

1.29
rain have
London, England, 1819-10-02

MEDICINE.

. .
DISEASES OF CHILDREN.
Blackburn, 23d April, 1819.
the following Case will tend at all to
bring your much esteemed ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS
into more general use, you are at perfect liberty to make it
as public as possible.' •
When my sort was abort three months old, art eruption
broke out on the top of his head, which gradually spread
until his whole body was. coyerett ;, he remained in this de-
plorable state nearly six years, although I had the advice of
several medical men in. Blackburn and Presto ; we also tried
sea bathing, and the ose of the Harrogate waters, hut with-
out effect. When I had nearly despaired of obtaining relief
for him, a Mr. Livesey (who was several years ago cured of an
inveterate Scorbutic Eruption by-your drops) strongly recom-
men,ded a trial, and as we were willing t o do any thing which
afforded the least prospect of success, a bottle was purchased,
ais,d it is with heartfelt gratitude I inform you, that by a due
perseverance he is completely restored to health, and has now
remained free from disease upwards of two years.—Any per-
son who may wish; fcc further- particulars, will receive every
necessary information, by applying personally, or by. letter
(post' paid) to, • '
Sir; yours respectfully, •
GEORGE HAYHURST.

Witness Ricittinn HAYHURST.
To. Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, Manchester.
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I Is.

ttt Just published by Mr. Lignuni. a Practical Treatise
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