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GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN.

Mr. SINCLAIR said, that he was desirous on this occasion
to put a question to the Noble Lord, which he had been pre-
vented, by want of a proper opportunity, from asking at an
earlier period. It related to a transaction which had excited
considerable interest, nut only in, this country, but through-
out the whole of Europe. A Treaty had been entered into
between the Gsurts, of Munich and Vienna, for
,effecting, in
behalf of the for Mer, au eventual diimemberment of the
Grand Duchy of Baden ; and it was understood that this ar-
rangement had received the sanction of several other Powers.
In order to, avert this calamity _from his subjects, the late
Grand Duke of Baden executed a formal deed of settlement,
by which he declared his dominions to be indivisible,
and called .to the succession a regisiar series of lll's.
He (Mr. S.)
,therefore Wished to know from the Noble Lord,
whether this solemn act had been considered and recognised
by the Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle, and whether the Courts,
which had entered into a conspiracy for despoiling a defence-
less Ally had been induced to renounce this unjustifiable
design

-Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that if the. Hon.l\jember
would wait until the Treaties connected with the territorial

hiLrang2ments of Europe were laid iiefore the Liouie, he would
then he enabled to form his opinion upon this subject. In
the mean time, be emild assure the non. Member, that no
communication oft-the nature he 'had mentioned r:•r.s
to the Congress of 'Aix-la-Chapelle.,
London, England, 1819-05-08

VOCAL CONCERT.

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been honoured with.

FORTY THOUSAND PO,I7NDS ON THE ELEVENTH

THIS MONTH: '
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must be drawn (and all of them may be drawn) on-the 11th
inst. This mall Lottery, of only 10,000 Tickets, contains 32
CAPITAL PRIZES, besides others of 601. 5201. &c. &c.---Tste
Tickets and Shares are Selling at No. 11, Poultry ; 12, Char-
ing-Cross; and 31, Aldgate High-street, the old and fortu-
nate Offices of SWIFT and Co.

NEXT TUESDAY, the 11th of THIS MONTH (MAY),
• The STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,,
On which Day
The 'FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE will feceive,C2o,ooo nwre in
London, England, 1819-05-08

POSTPONEMENT OF THE CATHOLIC (auEs-noN.

The Earl GLIFY expressed hiS deep regret at
having to communicate to the • House, that the
Noble Lord whirl) uI given notice of bringing tor-
ward,, this day, the ques,tion respecting the Ro-
man Catholics, was so .cx.trentely ill that he was
t!tiable tu, attend the Boise. lie regretted olio b
tlie.disapnolutntemt, not only on account of the
great importance of the question, but also font
the great public intetes_t_witich it had excited. To
f_rt'eni, t:t► tar as possible, Humber disappoint meat,
he,proposeel to name 'Monday seionight ,for the
discussi;rn.—Ttle Lords were efirtkied to be sum-
Molted tot Mont;ay se'tinight.
London, England, 1819-05-08

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HOP INTELLIGENCE.

INToacasTatt, JUNE 30.—0 n Saturday, fifty-
seven poi krt., were weighed ; average prices 51.
to 61. 15s. No- material alteration. has taken
place in our last plantation ; an account hom
Maidstone, dated on Thursday, sAys, " the
late rainy weather has increased the fly in the
flops in many ..parts, and the accounts, generally,
from the late/plantations are not so favourable as
lust week." The duty remains as beforei 105,0001.
London, England, 1819-07-02

ST. PANCRAS CHURCH.

[Further Particulars ]—Yesterday an immense
number of personatassembied near Enston-square,
to witness the laying of the foundation...stone of
a new Unruh fot the Parish'of St. Pancras. The
seats prepared for public accommodation . were
filled with individuals of the first rank and fa-
shion, at an early hour, none, being
,ad-
mitted without a ticket. The band of the
First Guards attended on dia. occasion, and.per.
formed several celebrated airs. The Royal Stan-
dar& was hoisted at 25 minutes after one, on its
bring announced that his Royal Highness the
Duke of YORK had arrived. Soon afterwards 'his
Royal Highness came to the spit., aiteoded by
his Grace the Duke of. Bedford, Sir H. Cal-
yert, a numerous hotly of Clergynien, Mr. Al-
derman Birch, and a tespecfaMe number of the
principal inhabitants of rite parish. Thetbii-
dren in the palish schools end in the national
school then sung the 100th psalm in a very ph-as-
lug manner, accompanied by the band. The usual
preparations for lowering the voile being Made,
two glans bottles, coniaioing the different coins of
the realm, and a plate, wkh a siti:able insetiptioa,
were deposited in it, after which it:was let down
frith the 'lanai formality. The Rev. Dr. AloOre,
Vicar of the Parish, then delivered a most
simpressivc. prayer, after which his Royal High-.
hers withdrew, while the children song the popu-
lar anihem of " God save the King," accompa,
nie4, as formerly, by the bind. The apraiatiCe
of so many children receiving the means Of in:
structiou, and.nearly onethOusand fi) number, was
pecoliatly gratifying to the Aleering: The fol-
lowing is the 'inscription Whicif'.vv-as ou the
London, England, 1819-07-02

CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS BILL.

Their Lordship's resolved into a Committee ors
this Will, when, in the cotirse.rot a discussion of
sops length, a' variety of amendments were,mailm
to the Bill 5 and.the LORD CHANORLLOR adverted
to certain amendments tie should have to prepare
for afuture stage of the BM.
The House:then resumed.-

_ .
The Noble Chairman ,reported, that several
anteninicats were nimie to the Bill, and witicil
were ordered to he taken into consideration.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL.

for
AUCKLAND, introductory to hit motions
for the Commitment of this Bill, Observed, that
their Lordships Must be aware that the great
difficulties attending the discussion of this mes•
sure were not in the least diminished by the late
period of the Session at which the ilittrwas its ought
into the House. The only hope ref-mining to get
out of this embarrassment was in the idea a
Noble Friend suggested on a former 'night, that
it would he better. to sanction the present Act,
till the beginning Of next Session ; but, from all,
the information he had received, he was led 'to
think such an expedient was not likely to succeed
in both nooses of Parliament. He therefore
begged their Lordships to consider, nit only that
they could not return to the old syStem or low
_upon the subject, but what the injurious conge.
treoces of impeding the progress of the present
Measure might be. The existing Act was about
to expire, and from %that lie was informed, the
consequences would be, that the-property of twenty.
thousand, persons would be left in an unsettled
state, and without any control whatever, and at
the same time their perstins would be liable to
erreat. Uoder such circumstances, he saw no
other mode than the passing of this 13111, from
which, however, he was most anxious to remove
all the objectionable parts. The constitution of
the Court he was desirous to retain, anti also the
leading provisions, that persons should submit to
tt'previons exaniination, and that such as made an
honest disclosure of their etNets should be entitled
'-to an early discharge. Beyond these, mush of
,the Bill may be altered. What he meant to sub.
mit to their Lordships was, that various Amend.
,merits should be now made to the Bld, which
being printed, could lie over for considenstioti;
and that a re-commitment of the 'Bill should take
place on Monday.
LOrd.REDWALI3, in a speech of SODie length,
stated_ a Variety (fl objections, to which he
thought 'the Bill, in. its present siiar, clearly.
liable, Ili concluding, the Noble and Leiarne*
Lord stated his oirinion, that if these .toj,c,ious
‘vere not removed, it would b'e less irj,itto•ui
the country US amain for sometime „it tour tiny
lose: Vent Act, alien thought the uteetaiti of
London, England, 1819-07-02

PETITION FROM LIVERPOOL.

The-Marquess of TAvisTocx presented A petition
from certain Housekeepers of Liverpool, in favour
of a Patliamentary Reform. On the subject of
Reform, he would say, that he was of opinion
that some Reform was necessary,, though of the
success of any particular plan that had as yet been►
suggested, he had no very sanguine expectations,
as the manner in which opinions had been taken
up and laid down, and the course taken against
those who differed from them, were, in his opinion,
injurious to the cause. He hoped the friends of
Reform within doors would• not be separated by.
the inconsistencies of some of its advocates out of
doors, but that they would pursue a steady course,
without ►egard to the wild and visionary schemes
of theorists on the one hand, or the representa-
tio.tts of powerful corruption on the other.
Mr. lirrouGuAm bore testimony to the respecta-
bil:tv 'of- the petitioners.
The petition was read, and ordered to be
printed.
London, England, 1819-07-02

soine Avell regulated Act on the subject would be
el. ally felt.
i.-)rd AUCKLAND expressed his satisfaction at a
peat part of what tell from the Noble and Learn-
ed Lord, as a great part of the Amendments he
iidt-nded to propuse were .calculated to meet the
objections referred to.
The lionse then resolved into a Committee on
the Bill, when the Amendments proposed by Lord
AUCKLAND were agreed to sub silentio, and subse-
quently ordered to be printed.
The Bill, it was understood,,would be reeam-
t tti tea mr-Aionday. - •
The remaining Bills upon the table were then
respectively forwarded, aud the House adjourned
tilt to-morrow.
London, England, 1819-07-02

THE MARKEL'S.

Coßiv-EkcHioirGE, JuLr4,----11a0!ig a gout
supply of Wheat from Suffolk this tubrning, and
the weather being fine; the trade was heavy at
Wednesday'S prices. Barley sold oti fall as gond
terms as on Monday, haVing bat little at Marker
except Foxeign,.. which was taken off in small
quantities, for grinding,-at low prices, We have
had several arrivals of Oats since Wedneidair, for
which the demand was not so brisk tts On Ilidi
day, but prices continue the same.
smirarm,n, Juts 4.--'Tae Market during the last. month
has beet well supplied with fine Cattle : [lief continues dear
Mottton, Veal, and Pork have declined in price. This Day's
Market was rather brisk, there li;2ing a.good trade in Mutton
and Lamb.---The lnisiness in the nay Market was rather
dn:.l t his morning, as The purchasers were expecting soon tile
New Crops, and the prices remain nearly as per. last Market ;
in Clover and Straw nu alteration, and the purchases were
made as per last Market. '
London, England, 1819-07-02

GRAMPOUND ELECTION.

On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the
House went into a Committee on the Grampound
Bribery Bill.
Joseph Child having been called in and examin-
ed, and the Messenger not having yet been able
to serve the order to attend on the other witness,
Ni. MEDDnicoTe, the Chairman, reported pro-
gress, and asked leave to sit again on Monday
next, which was granted.
London, England, 1819-07-02

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A new Writ was ordered for the Borough of
Eye, in the room of T. D. LAME, Esq. deceased.
Mr. TIERNEY. from the Tax-office, presented
Accounts of the expences incurred under the
Land-tax Redemption Act.---Ordered to lie on
the table.
The Sinking Fah Loan Bill was read a third
time and passed.
The General Sessions of the Peace in Ireland,
the Customs, Foreign Wares, the Penitentiary,
tlie Spirit Intercourse, the Inland Coals, and the
Pilchard Bounty Bills, were read a third tune and
passed.
London, England, 1819-05-06

DANCT.

GREAT EQUESTRI-AN MATCH.-- Mr. HARRISON,
of Canterbury, this morning, accomplished a most
arduous undertaking. He laid a wager of 300 gui-
neas, that he could ride from Canterbury to Lon-
don in 3 hours; hestarted this morning at 3 o'clock,
and arrived at the ;appointed place in two hours
and .57 minutes, winning by three minutes. He
rode eleven horses, and did not appear much fa-
tigued. The distatice is 56
Yesterday Baron BoLow, Charge d'Affaires of
his Majesty the King of Paussra, iointly with Mr.
N. M. RoTnapkw" accompanied by Mr• BON-
NET, Notary Public, cancelled, and deposited in
the Batik of England, the amount of Seventy-five
Thousand Pounds Sterling, in special bonds of
the Prussian Loan negociated in London, being
hale the sum fixed for the redemption of bonds
,fur the first yea -I

LAW INTELLIGENCE;

---
COURT OF K;NG'S BENCH, MAY G.

MAYOR OF PETERSFIELD.to
This day Mr. WAUREN moved foe a rule tet
strew cause why an information in the natureqi r
Quo Warranto should, not be filed againet M.
JOHN MEBRES, the Mayor of Petersfield• i
• t :era
pears that the Mayor of this Borough is elec—
ll
be e
by the Jury of the Court Leet, and that
ercises no public duty whatsoever, except that of
presiding and making the return at Elections
Members to serve in Parliament for the Borong";
The application was founded on two objection*l
the late Election. The first was, that the Jon
was illegally nominated and appoint
sed by e
Steward of the Court-Leet, who is he Jut;
and as such presides there ; and secontliY,
there was serving on the Jury so illegally
n•ated, a person not duly cpuilified by being a
sll
slant within the Manor, and that thaet ore
the acts of that Jury were void. The Court seem'
ed to think the matter of great importance, le
granted the application, without regniring the
Counsel to go fully into the arguments On
subject.
London, England, 1819-05-06

REMOVAL OF SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

ADZES nre respectfully informed, TRENT'S
DEPILATORY, in a few minutes, actually REMOVES
SUPER ELLIOUS HAIR, from the Face, Neck, Arms, &c.,
and- leaves the skin soft and fair.

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opposite Little Dean-street), where Ladies may have ocular,
evidence of its efficacy and innocence. Country Perions
closing -ct 11. Bank-note to B. Perrin, a, above, will hare their
orders and i..".4,inge returned agreeable to their directions; sold
also by.Vaoriot and Co., 45, Oxford,strect Bayley and Blew,
17, Cochspur-street ; Davisons, Perfumers, 59, Fleet-street ;
Butlers'. 4, and Rig e, 65, Cheapside ; Scarlet, se, Red Lion-
street, riollnirti ; and every Proprietor, Medicine Vender, and
PerfUmer, in the United Kingdom.

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LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.]

Letters received from St. Helena, dated the sth
of March, mention the arrival of the Redwing
sloop 'of war there a short time before. They
are wholly silent about any passengers having ar-
rived in her, so that we may infer, ;hat the re-
port of the mission of Mr. Arbuthnot, or some
other individual to that island, is without founda-
tion. The squadron, especially the Conqueror,
continued very unhealthy. The Redwing had
sailed for Ascension on the 2d. The family of the
late Member of Council, Mr. Leech, had left the
island in the Orwell, and several others were pre-
paring to quit the Colony.

Letters from Margarita,. dated 12th Feb. men-
tion the arrival there of the ships Melanthe, Du-
chess of Bedford, Suffolk, ,and Blenheim, with
600 British volunteers. They had been extremely
healthy, and were encamped on shore, waiting
for the Independent squadron under Admiral
Brion, on board of which they were to embark
for an attack against Omani+, for which exten-
sive preparations had long been making, and un-
der every hope of success.—(lbid.)
London, England, 1819-05-01

RAPE SEED.

Lord lItt.ToN presented a Petition from the
Woollen Mlnufacturers of the Ikrest I idiog of
York, prayin;.: for the repeal of the duty on the
importation Of Itmpe Seed. Ile hoped that his
Majesty's Government would take Some Steps ou
the subject. If nothing were done, he should
sulnnit some proposition to the I otise , tending to
relieve Woollen Manufacturers front the pres,ure
of that duty.

Sir C. Iluatittu, %vas understood to say, that it
%Vali unreasonable in those manufacturers t►► mAke
such applications HS the present, after What had
been done fur them last year.

LOrd LASCELL Es contended that the woollen
maitutacturers were deeply effected by the ditty
On the Rape Seed, and tie was sorry to think
that it was not likely that Any attempt should be
made to repeal it until 1821.
Atter a few words from Air. CuttwEsi, the l'eti-
(ion was read, and ordered to lie on tLe
and to be printed.
London, England, 1819-05-01

Glt A M POUN D ELECTION.

Lord PALmits-ros brought up the Report of the
Committee on the Grampound Election, declaring
the Sitting Members to be duly elected, and the
peti!ion not to have been vexatious.
Mr. WILLIAms hoped that some notice would
be taken of the condition of the Gramponnd
Electors, agisiuNt whom many charges of bribery
had been proved. It no other Member could be
found to undritake this duly, he would take it
himse.,ll.
L td PALMERSTON stated, that nothing had
conic out b.tore the Committee to warrant their
tr,kint: any other step than what they had done.
The Cooniel of the Petitioners had declared, that
betoie ihe petition had been presented, they
thought some cases of bribery could he proved
They had since, however, ascertained that ihat
Was not the vise, mud had thought it fair to de-
clare it, And not put the other party at ally unne-
cessary expellee. There was not in such
conduct that seemed to call for the interference of
the House.

Lord J. lltissELL was understood to hope that
no tuft►.our,.ble impression %stook! reinAin ot► the
mind of the !loose.

'Die Grand Jfinilion NVaterwoiks Bill was read
serood time, and ordered to he committed.
Nabob of the Carnatic Bill was read a third
time and passed.
London, England, 1819-05-01

LIVERPOOL PETITION.

Mr. CANNING presented a petition, which, he
regretted to say, expressed sentiments contrary to
the •iew which he had always take. of the Catho-
lic Question. It was signed by 10,000
tants of Liverpool, who, he was bound to ac—
knowledge, belonged to the most respectable and
important classes of that city; many of them were
connected with hint by ties of personal leitilship.
They played in an implessive manner, that the
Catholics 'night not be admitted to all the immu-
nities and offices of the State, It tray unitecessat y
for him to say that he tinny of concur in these sen-
timents. It was understood from the tiro , bet weett
his Consti.ttetits ahtl hitti.srlf, that although in all •
local matters he 5110111(1 consider it his duty,
their Representative, to enforce their opi-
nions ; on every question which affected the
interests of the Etopite, he should always act not
his own conscientious cotivioion.—(llear, hear !)
Gen. GASCOIGN6 said, the signatures to the pe-
tition were not the result of a ineetin,, but oftwt,
bills posted upoind autitomeing that such a petition
was lying for signatures till the ensuing night.—,
In only two dais 10 700 names had been affixed
to it ; and he haul no doubt, hoot I.iA Intil:1 e
acquaintance and cotioexion with that city for 21
yews, that two-thirds of its inhabitants sharuti
the sentiments of the pr,itioners—sentinients
%video were also his, and which he vottlil al.vavy
support, by oppo•iiig the admission of Itoaialt
Catholics to political potver.--"I he petition teas
then read, and laid on the table.
The CIIANCELLOS of the EXCHNQUER presented.
a petitition trout against the Catholii.:
Claims.—Laid on the table.

Lord CLivE plesented the Report of the Fi-
nance Committee rt'spectitig the Navy.—Laid ou
the table, and ordered to be prit,ted.
tl Message from th l'etrs retine•tted the at-
tendance of Nathaniel Twetd, EN. to give t vi-
dence before. the Bink Conimittee ; and ako
Copy of a Report concerning CClAtiiii transactions
at Madras.

The Mrtsengers were called in, and informed
he SPRAKFAI, that the House would send all
ral)swer by messvogeri of its owl,.
Lord ElitilNaTnN premented petitions from cer-
tain l'arinlies in the County 01 Devon in favour of
the Catholic Chian —Laid on Fie table.
Yr. Hum. presented,apelition from the Burgh
of hive? miss, praying- tor a relorm. lie took oc-
casion to start!, that front the iitforma, ton lie hail
received of the disposition ofilte'itiliabitants ot tht:
Scotch 1311rglis, eight or nine tenths of 711C111 were;
hostile tO the present systent.—Tht! petition was
ordered to lie on titbit!.

On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, an order
was n►ade for the nt;endance GI Metnberson Tues•
tlav's

it was ordered, !hat ihe House at
shonld adjourn till iNlonday.
'lie Scotch Churches' Benefice Bill, on Otte
mot ion of The Luba AnvocA re., er 'rl shut-,
versation bet wee') the Learned Lord aod Xtr.
Plunkei t, was tn &red to be read it stcond Cunt:
ou that day ‘ix months.

he Report ot the iloivhetulltoad 1;*1
hi ought up and agtecil to, ilud.the 1;i1
to be read ei third time uu TorNdly.
London, England, 1819-10-20

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Herd and W. Roylance, Liverpool—W. Johnston and J.
Shepherd, Frith-street, Soho, goldsmiths and jewellers-_DI.
A. Hill, J. Davenport, and J. Tapson, Old Jewry, hosiers—
W. Sanderson and J. Hutchin, Oxford-street, stage-coach
masters—lt. Weeks and J. l'aylor, Newport, Soutlnnopton,
millers—J. Roe and It. Keene, Coventry, ribbon manufac-
turers—J. W. Hedderwick and A. Henderson, Hutcheston,
Glasgow, brewers—J. Pooley and It. Ranson, Ipswich, mer-
chants--J. Noble, T. Dogdale, and M. Noble, C'hippin,r,
Lancashire, chemists—J. Samson and C. Boden, Deninarl ..
street, Sohn, jewellers—J. Rayner, A.Roberts, and J. Roberts,
Shipley, Yorkshire, worsted spinners—E. Eagleton and J.
Eagleton, Newgate• street, tea-dealers—M. Agar and J. A.
Brown, Walbrook, oilmen—W. Twycross and W. Harrison,
Godahning. Surrey. paper-makers—C. Trim and E. Towner,
Southampton, bankers.
London, England, 1819-10-20

BANKRUPTS.

H. Dover and A. De Froger, Bread-street-mews, merchants,
Oct. 26, 30, and Nov. 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors,
Messrs. Bourdilloci and Co. Bread-street, Cheapside.
T. Glover, Northend, Fulham, victualler, Oct. 2.^., Nov. 2,
and SO, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Ri-
chardson, Walltrooli.

G. Ettershank, Dorking, Surrey, nurseryman, Oct. 26, Nov.
2, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Noye
and Cu. Mincing-lane.

R. Meanley, Bloxwich, Staffordshire, butcher, Oct. 99, at
three, 30, at eleven, and Nov. 30, at ten, at the Littleton
Arms Inn, Penkridge, Staffordshire. Solicitors, Mr.
Hunt, Surrey-street, Strand; and Mr. Alarklew, Walsall,
Staffordshire.

I'. Riley, Wee.neshury, Staffordshire, carpenter, Oct. 2S, at
three, 30, at eleven, and Nov. 30, at ten, at the Littleton
Arias Inn, Penkridge, Staffordshire. Solicitors, Mr. Hunt,
Surrey-street, Strand; and "sir. Alarklew, Walsall, Staf
fords li ire. •

J. Merrett, Arlingham. Gloucestershire, cattle-dealer, Nor,
2, at five, 3, anti 30, at eleven, at the Ship, Newnhani,
Gloucestershire. Solicitors, Messrs. Tovey and Co. Newt'.
barn, Gleacestersbire; and Messrs. Vizard and Co. Lin-
coln's Inn-fields.

R. Armstrong, Worcester-street, Southwark, hat-manu-
facturer, Oct. 23, Nov. 2, and SC, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Solicitor, Mr. Mott, Essex-street, Strand.
R. 'Wilson, Bow-lane, theapsinc, warehouseman, Oct. 26,
Nov. 6, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs.
Evit and Co. lia;.don-square, Minories.
J. Beadle, Stourl)iidge, lVorcestershire, mercer, Oct. 28, at
two, 29, and Nov. 30, at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms
Shiffdall, Shropshire. Solicitors, Messrs. Price and
Co. Lincoln's hin; and Mr. W. Smith, Wolverhampton.
H. Falhner, Liverpool, grocer, Oct. 13, 16, and Nov. 30, at
eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs.
Morecrolt and Co. Liverpool ; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
H. Wilson, jun. Nottingham, lace-mann fact over, Nov. I,
2, and 30, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham.
Solicitors, Mr. Knowles, New Ion; and Mr. Hurd, Not-
tingham.

DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 12, G. Loft, Woodbridge, Suffolk, corn and coal mer-
chant—Nov. 16, S. S. Robinson, J. Clarkson, and G. J. Par-
ker, Change-alley; merchants—Nov. 13, C. Mackenzie, Caro-
line-street, Bedford-square, merchant—Nov. 13, M. Harlv
Mitre-court, Fleet-street, tavern-keeper—Nov. 16, it. Bray,
Gosport, haberdasher—Nov.2, N. Davis, Gloucester Terrace,
New-road, merchant—Nov. 90, W. Thomas, Cheapside,
tailor—Nov. 16, S. Leigh, Strand, bookseller—Nov. 18, W.
Street, New-court, Tbroginorton-street, wine-merchant.

CERTIFICATES, Nov. 9.
W. Gilpin, Villiers-street, Strand, army clothier —J.
Churcher, Bristol, hair preparcr—R. I'ewters, Bristol, hoe-
maker—J. Frost, Grange-rood, victualler—J. Lewis,Mincing-
lane, merchant.
London, England, 1819-10-20

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. 20.—We have had
very few arrivals of any Grain since Monday ; but
a large quantity of Wheat and Barley remains
over from that day's supply ; the former article
was dull sale this Morning, having no demand
except for that of the finest quality, which ob-
tained Monday's prices. Fine Barley sold rather
more freely, but not on better terms than on
Monday, but there are sarcely any buyers for the
middling descriptions. Fine fresh Oats and Beans
support Monday's prices.---In other articles there
is no alteration•
London, England, 1819-10-20

THE YORK MEXIING.

Mr.'EDlToß—Wtitther. the Radicals sail to the
Whigs, or the 'Whip said to the Radicals—
" York, you're wented"---4 shall net stop to cal-
culate.—Each 'party., 'however, reckoned on the
support of ihe biller; and the result has been as
-might be expected-;—the Whigs were offended at
the attempt to roar them dawn, end the Radicals
were enraged at the refusal to roar them up. This
precisely as'ii shotad be. The Blackguard Re-
formers and the Gentlemen Reformers are mu-
_Nally disgusted. Annuals and Triennials cannot
be bound 'in the same noser,sy. The chapeau
blanc, andite chapeau bras, will not fit the same
block.

I assure you, Sir, that the loyal declaration of
a whole County, could not have given me half
the pleasure which I received in seeing the Pre-
mier Duke of England, whose veins are.filled with

" All the blood of all the !Towards,"
indebted for an audience to the interposition of
Friend WILLAN, the Radical Quaker.—l wish his
Grace joy of the illustrious Patron under whose
auspices he was indulged with the liberty of
speech. And, whenever an high-blooded English-
man stands capping their High Mightinesses the
Mob, I sincerely wish he may incur the disgrace
of the same patronage.

FLINT.

LONDON JOURNAL 3.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

A private letter from Rome states, that Mr.
Canning had an interview with the Princess of
Vales at Milan on the 21st of last month. It is be-
lieved that her Royal Highness is now proceeding
to London for the purpose of prosecuting her
claim to the payment of certain bonds, which it
is alleged were executed in her favour by her bro•
ther, the late Duke of Brunswick. Our readers
are already aware that the Earl of Liverpool and
Count Munster, executors of the will of the late
Duke, do not recognise the authenticity of these
instruments, and the matter is now submitted to
the judicial tribunals of this country.

[Morning Chronicle.]

Letters from Buenos Ayres dated 24th July,
and from Chili of 4th June, were yesterday re-
ceived, but they contain nothing materially new.
Die Buenos Ayres Government, anxious to make
every preparation of effective strength against the
long-threatened Cadiz Expedition, had sent a
Commissioner to General Attigas, in order to ob-
tain his co-operation, by the establishment of a
more cordial understanding between them, but
it was feared he would insist on the former in-
cluding the Portuguese in their plans of hostility,
which by no means suited the present policy of
the Buenos Ayres Government.-(ibid.)
London, England, 1819-10-20

expectation Las also been disapprointecl. On the
otitr hand; it is confidently affirmed that the or-
gani'Vation of the Courts of Justice in Rhenish
t'russia still -subsist on the same footing as
hitherto.

litt'autit. Ocr. s.—Our Representative Consti-
tution will soon be determined upon. The King
'had at an early period appointed a Committee of
the Connell of State, to accomplish the important
work. Three of the Ministers of State afterwards
travelled through all the Provinces of the king-
dom, to consult the most enlightened inhabitants,
and to acquire local knowledge. Now that theob-
stades are removed, or on the point of being so, the
King has named a Committee of a few Members,
of which Prince Hardenberg is President, to draw
wip a complete project of a Constitution. They
*ill proceed without delay, and submit the result
of their labours to the above-mentioned Committee
of the Council of State. The 13th article of the
Act of Confederation, and the well-known Edict
of 23d May 1815, are tilt basis on which this
work will be founded ; and there is no doubt
that it will be calcalated, without exception,
on the true welfare and wants of the na-
tion, and of all classes composing it. The
Prussian Stare has been often most unjustly le.
proached with not fulfilling the word of its King;
nay, the evidence of foreign Journals has gone
so tar as to assert that treasonable intrigues had
been falsely alleged to exist, to have a pretext for
not fulfilling the Royal promise. The Tribunals
may decide on those intrigues according to the
laws, but the accusation is too miserable to merit
any thing but contempt. The above unjust re-
proach is wholly unfounded. The writer then
proceeds to spew the reasons which have hitherto
prevented the introduction of a general Constitu-
tion into Prussia, for almost all the provinces had
tepresct►tative Constitutions of their own, and the
great difference between them was one of the
main difficulties in drawing up a Constitution
forth e whole kingdom, which should be agree-
able to all. The King issued his Edict of 23d
May 1815, quite voluutarily and before the
Act of Confederation was concluded, the new
war increased the difficulties already subsist-
ing, and it was certainly better not to be too pre-
cipitate, but to proceed coolly, and upon fixei
principles, to tl►e object in view, rather than raise
in haste an imperfect and unsolirl edifice to gratify
the thoughtless clamour of ill-judged impatience.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THICATRZ R<IYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—Lort in a :
Young Meadow", Mr. Philipps; Rosetta, Miss M. Tree.
After which, Thr Gnosne-King.
TkiltAiltl ROYAL, Dituae-LaNtr.—No Performance.
London, England, 1819-10-20

NUMBER 8473.]

It

ICHARDSON, GOODUUCK, and CO. re-
- spect fully acquant he Pubi, tat the TATE LO-
TERT of 10,000 Tickei t
ts, with thelc Chabnce ofS Eight PrizeTs
'L .20,000 Money and Consuls, besides other Capitals, and
the lowest Prizes L.l G, in the united Scheme, containing all
!?ii Prizes belonging to two distinct Lotteries of 10,000
:riches each, will begin Drawing the 9th NOVEMBER—Se-
cond Day, 9th DECEMBER, 1819.
.\s the Lottery will he drawn in Classes, Purchasers may
'titre the choice of any Two Tickets of the same fate, by
*bleb, if fortunate, they may obtain upwards of 40,001.
honer and C 011501.5.
TICKETS and SHARES are selling by RICHARDsON,
gOODLUCK, and Co. at their Offices, Banli-buildings,
Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing--
Cross, who sold, last Lottery, No. 710, a Prize of L 3,3,000
Consols.—Schemes gratis.

pRODIGIOUS ! !---Eight £20,000 Prizes,
(Money and Consols)—Schemes of Two Lotteries
baited.—First begins 9th of Next Month, contains only
10,000 Tickets, and may gain ALL THE CAPITALS.—The
bomber of Small Prizes is not diminished, although their
Paine is increased, there being none lower than 161.—TWO
of the 20,0001. Prizes will be decided in the FIRST FIVE MI-
AUTES, and the First Blank in each Class, will receive
Sixteen Whole Undrawn Tickets. Great inducements to
411 v immediately at either of WEBB'S Fortunate Offices,
►.CORNHILL, or 17, LUDGATE-STREET, where Tickets
'Lad Shares are now on Sale, and Schemes of the Lottery
y be had gratis.
London, England, 1819-10-20

LAW INTELLIGENCE,

COURT OF KING'S BENEIT, OCT. 11.
London -Idjoyencd .Sittings after Trinity Term, before the
Chief Justice anti Special Juries.

ROBINSON AND OTHEVS, ASSIGNEES OF PRINCE AND

COMPANY, V. FAITH AND OTHERS.

This was an action of covenant upon a charter
party for the ship Magnet on a voyage front Hon-
duras to England.
The plaintiffs' case was conducted by Mr. GUR-
NEY and Mr. ABRAW AM ; and the defendants' by
Mr. SCARLETT and Mr. CoMYN.
The case was this :—The Bankrupts being bro.
ers in London, were employed in 1814 by their
correspondents at Honduras to charter a vessel
trout Pottsmouth to the latter place, to return
with a cargo of mahogany. They accordingly
entered into a charter party with the defendants
for the ship Magnet, with the usual covenants for
the performance of the voyage, and the accom-
plishinent of its objects, The ship arrived at
Honduras in ballast, but after she had taken in
her cargo, she was found to be unseaworthy, for
which teason the Captain and crew refused to sail
in her. In the result she was condemned and
sold in lots by auction. Under these circum-
stances the present action was brought on behalf
of the bankrupts, to recover the amount of corn-
mission and brokerage to which they would have
been entitled on the sale of the cargo for the ship-
pers, in the event of its arrival, the breach of co-
venant relied upon being the unseawor(hiness of
the vessel. The single question in the case was,
whether in po;nt of fact the ship was seaworthy.
-,scveral witnesses were examined on both sides—
those for the plaintiffs being persons employed in
the survey at Honduras, and those for :he defend-
persons who had examined the ship before
she set out on ts'te voyage, and who proved that
she was then sound and tit for the voyage.
The case went to the; Jury under the Learned
Judge's directions, and they found a verdict for
the defendants.

There Were no other cases of any public interest
tried to-day.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1819-10-20

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

J. Meek, Vine-street, St. Martin-in-the-fields, victualler,
from Sept. 25 to Oct. 30.
G. A. Wigney and G. Seymour, Chichester, grocers, from
Oct. 19 to Nov. 2.
London, England, 1819-01-06

BANKRUPTS.

W. Bryant, Greenwich, coachmaster, to surrender Jan. 12'
19, and Feb. 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medealf, Qhancerr •
lane.
J. Flinders, Not' Ingham, hosier, Jana 19, 23, and Feb. 10, at
one, at Guildhall, London. Attoroq, Mr. Farrel),
needle-street, London.
W. Smith, Hounslow, corn-dealer, Jan. 9, 23, and. Feb. 16, at
one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. T. Dobibn,
jun. Chancery-lane, •
W. Blornerlev, Bolton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer.
Jan. 16, Feb. 2, and 16, at eleven,' at the Bridge inn,
Bolton. Attornies, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-ht,- London ,
thd Messrs. Boardman and Merry, Bolton. •
R. Gilson, Bawtry, Yorkshire, victualler, Jan. IS, at four,
' 19, and Feb,. IG. at ten, at the Scrooby Inn, NottingtJam.
Attorney, Mr. Knowles, New Inn, London; and Mr. Gil-
bert Hill, Bawtry.
' Dronfield, Derbyshire, timber-merchant, Jan. 16,
Is, and Feb. 1,6, at twelve, at the Tonfine Inn, Met-held",
At tornies, Mr. B. J. Wake, Sheffield ; and Messrs. Bla-
grave and Walter, SynnurS-Inn, London. • • •
11. Johnson. Plygionth, grocer, Jan. 20, 21, and Feb. (,6, at
clever), at the King's Arms, Plymouth. Attornies, Mr.
• .Sam. Kelly; Plymouth ; and Mr. J. S. Bowden, Alderman-
bury, London.
W. Peyton, Lincoln's-inn-fields, wine-merchant, Tan. 16, .23,
and Feb. t 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hartley,
New Bridge-street, Blackfriarfi.
DIVIDENDS. •

Jan. 30, F. Gilding, Aldersgate-street, cabinet-maker--
J:111.26, H. Vus and J. C. Essers, Ne.w-court,Cratched-friars,
merchants—Fib. Houltivooke, Hightlothorn, linei-dra-
p..r.L-Feb. 9, W.Ritchie, I. Ritchie, and J. Ritchie, jun. Fins-
bun -sqnare, merchants—Feb. 6, J. Walker, Shoreditch, fur-
niture-broker--Jan. 19, .1. Bewley, Kingsiand-road, and
Norgate-market, salesman—Jan. 93, S. Smith, Coventry.
watchmaker—Jan. 28, S. Dalton, Coventry, grocer—Jan.'23,
J. Ladbrook, Drayciite, Warwickshire, farmer—Jan. 98, 'l'.
_Wale, Liitterwo-vtir, Leicestershire, draper--Jan. 12, J. Da-
vidson, Ktit India Chambers, Leaden hall-st reet, merchant—
, Jan. 12, W. Smith, Oxford-street,' ironmonger--Jan. 26,'
H. Standish, Bishops Late-street Without, straw-hat mann-
' fact nrer—Jan. '26, .1. Mac Knight, Parliament-Ft rect,
draper— Frh. 2, T. P. Smith, rlionias-street, gristol, whale-
bone brush IllnlitibletllreT-3an. 26,' J. Tucker, Long-Acre,
linen draper—Fels. 6, S. Shaw. Brunswick-square, under-
writei —Feb. 2, W. Nl'Kenzie, St. Paul's, Covent-garden,
merchant—Jan. Q 7, C. Clay, Aston, Warwickshire, cow:h-
andier.

CERTIFICATES—JAN. 26.
C. Fowler. Senionatrs, Yurlishire, merchant—J. Tailbrook,
Draycnie, Warwicksbire,faimer-3. W. Middlewood, White-
cliapelHigh-Street , perlinuer—S..Brown, ClbeSterfichli Der.
bysliire, grocer-3. Willson, itailibone place, bookseller—W.
Torning,ton, Pefnileton, Lancashire, joiner—S, Williams,
Lilyiiot- Line, straw bat-manufacturer—J. Barker, Sl.ettieltl,
cortlwainer—A, Hai-,ltuaity-tioltvn, Lancashire, cuusitn-cua-'
rinfactiii
London, England, 1819-01-06

1311t111.

On the 4th inst. at .t he Lodge, South Lambeth, the Lady*
W. %V. Grettoo, Esq. of a son.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, at St. George's Church, Hanorer•snnare. the
Rer. G. B. GoAliold, A.M. Rector of Great ham Hams, to
Ellen Clara, darwhter of the Rev. Thomas Cooke. and niece
to the Bishop of Durham aftd Lord Viscount Bat riogtun.
London, England, 1819-01-06

it hereafter occur to me, that additional obtterva
tions of my individual pen may promote the fur
therance of the public we fare, with reference t(
this subject, I shall rely on your accustomed can
dour, and impartiality, and remain,
Very respectfully, Mr. editor,
Your's as heretofore,
SC:ROTATOR.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Per Armed Last Aright.
THEATRE ItaYAt., nuttßY-LANE.—(SII) time), Flodden Field:
Principal Characters by Mr. H. Kemble and Mrs. W. West.
After which, Amoroso. To which was added, The Prisoner
at Large.
THEATRE ROYAL, CoYENT-GARDEN.—She Stoops to Con-
quer : Young Marlow, Mr. C. Kemble ; Miss Hardcastle,
Miss Brunton. After which (9th time), Harlequin Nlunc-
hausen.

IV FOP LITERARY :REVIEW, see the Last Page.

EPIPHANY.—HoIiday at the Bank, Exchequer, East India,
and South Sea Houses, this day.

MAILS.
AttatvtD-1 Waterford, I Lisbon, 1 New York,
DuE—l Waterford, 3 Sweden, S Hamburgh.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW.
Morning, C minutes after 11. I Evening, 31 niinutes after 11.
London, England, 1819-01-06

By JAMES 111:1E, Collectorpf Excise.

Printed for Archibald Constable. and Co. Edinlittrgh
Longman,' Hurst. Rees; Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, ,Ku•
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This Day were published,
Handsomely printc d in 4to. with a Frontispiece, price IL
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NATEMOUIALS ; or, The Memorable Thine;
EL, that fell out within this Island of Britain, from Its3B
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By the Rev. Mr. ROBERT LAW.
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•
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_Sharp, by James 'Russell,. an actor therein.—
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SHIP NEWS:

PORTSMOUTH, JAN-. s.—Arrived the Importer
from Cork, with troops. Passed by the Busiris,
BALSTON, from Bengal for London. The Wil-
liam Pitt, GRAHAM, for St. Helena, &c., brought
up last night, at 10 o'clock, at St. Helen's, and
got under weigh this morning, and is now in the
Offing, the wind being too light for her to make
much way.

DEAL, JAN. s.—Arrived, And sailed for the Ri-
ver, the Ocean, REMMINGTON, from. Bengal.—
Came down from the River, and remains, the
Queen, GRAHAM, for the Cape of Good Hope,
With several others. _ _

FALMOUTH, JAN. 3.—Arrived the Lady Mary
Pelham packet with a mail from New York, in 27
days ; Duke of Kent packet, with ditto from Lis-
bon, in eight days his Majesty's ship Lee from
a cruise, and brought in the French lugger Theo 7
dore, with 268 tubs of spirits, which site cap-
tured, about eight leagues to the southward of the
Lizard, last evening.

CUSTOM LIST.
Entered Inwards, Jan. s.—Levant, Rennie, Prince Ed-
ward's Island ; Neptune, Skogsberry, Santander; Active,
Nazer, Jamaica ; Christian, Gudie, Genoa ; Sirene, Pr eager,
Calais ; London, Canning, do. ; Susan, Williams, Leghorn ;
Gainsborough, Aysthorpe, Galipole.
Entered Outwards, Jan. s.—Jupiter, Leary, Cnragoa ;
Amity, Gray, Calcutta; Julius, Wilkenden, St. Kitt's.
Cleared Outwards, Jan. s.—Blucher, Douglass, Sierra
Leone ; Mary, Bisset, Cape Coast ; Hero, Lamb, Rio Ja-
neiro; Henry, Cowd, Lisbon; Flora, ('lark, do. ; Garland,
Warhill, Leghorn ; John, Callan, Malta ; Europa, Snip,
Hawburgh.
London, England, 1819-01-06

PUBLICATIONS.

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LETTERS front the N 011TH of IT A LY, re-
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- •
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At least excuse a trial too severe;
Receive the triumph, and forget the war."
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NEW VIEW OF SOCIETY.
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ORDINATIONS.

The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Bangor held an Ordi-
nation in that Cathe Oral, on Sunday se'nnight, when the
Rev. G. Wyatt, L.L.B. of St. John's College, Cambridge,
was ordained Priest ; and David Williams, A.B. of Jesus
College, Cambridge. John :Tones, A.B. of the same College,
and Rice Hughes, of Jesus College, Oxford, were admitted
to the Order of Deacons.

At an Ordination, holden on Sunday the 3d inst. by the
Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, at the Cathe-
dral, the following Gentlemen were ordained :
PRIESTS—DanieI Hughes, B. A. All Souls College, Oxford,
Edward Oldfield, B. A. tit. John's College, Cambridge.

DEA coNs—Thomas Lewis Hughes, B. A. Brazenose Col-
lege, Oxford, James Donne, B. A. St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, George .Matthews, 13. A. St. John's College, Cam-

bridge.
London, England, 1819-01-06

This Day was published,
In Three Volumes, price 11. Is. boards,
Co Q U'E
'l' It Y. A Novel.
" And then cau►e one, the Lovelace of the dat."
CRA RUE.
Printed for the Author, and cold by Archibald Constable
and Co. Edinburgh ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urn►e. and
Brown, and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. Chnpside, London.