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London, England, 1821-04-25

CANADA.

PROVINCIAL 'PARLIAMENT OF LOWER CANADA.
QUEBEC LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, MARCH 17.
This day his Excellency the Governor in Chief
made the following speech to both Houses :
" Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, and Gentlemen of the
House of Assembly,
" When' this Parliament met for the dispatch
of public business, I-did entertain a hope that the
experience of the last few years would have led
you to a mature and serious consideration of the
consequences that would inevitably follow, if the
then state of things-should not be remedied ; you
cannot therefore be surprised that I should now
express_ not only my disappointment, but great
concern that the same question of constitutional
principle should have again disturbed the unani-
mity of your legislative proceedings. Upon this
occasion I think it a duty which I owe to you
and. to your country to call upon you to consi-
deroluring this summer, the result of the discus-
sions of the Session in all its bearings. You will
see the administration of the Civil Government
left without any pecuniary means but what I
shall advance upon my own personal responsi-
bility; you will see individuals suffering under
severe and unmerited hardships, caused by the
want of that constitutional authority that is ne-,
cessary for the paythent of the expences of the
civil government. You will see the interior im-
provements of- the country nearly at a stand :
you will see, in short, the executive government
in a manner` palsied and powerless. When I stall
again summon you to meet here in Parliament,
you will come to decide the important question,
whether the government shall. be restored to its
constitutional energy, or whether you are to-de-
plore the prospect of lasting misfortune, by
continuance in the present state of things. Im-
portant as that question is, there can be no diffi-
culty in the decision. When the blessings of the
British Constitution were granted to this province
you received with it the recorded experience of
centuries of practice. There is no question of
doubt or of difficulty that may not find its pre-
cedent in the records of the Imperial Parliament;
and I cannot think that any wiser guide need be
desired."
After which •. the Honourable Speaker of the
Legislative Council said- that it was the pleasure
of his excellency the Governor in Chief that the
Provincial Parliament should be prorogued unt
Thursday, the 2Gth of April next.
London, England, 1821-04-25

THE ARMY.

Last 'cirednesday two troops of the 7th nral
goon Guards arrived 'at Coventry, where they
are to remain for some time.
Four troops of the 6th Dragoon Guards arrived
in Gloucester on Thursday, from Birrningham,
aud on the followino• morning proceeded on their
route to Bristol, there to embark for Ireland..
.Several troops of the 16th Lancers passed through
Gloucester last week, on their .march to Man-
clxester.

. .
. :
Wednesday a number of men belonging to the
6th Royal Yeterai: Battalion arrived at Leith
from Heligoland, for the purpose of being dial
charged.

Major 130uL0p,.. commanding the - S4COTII.
Royal Veteran., Battalion,.: now quartered a.;
Waterford, has received,the necessary (7pirectio.:;ri
for discharging about .1.50 men..of,that corps, v;liq
wish to settle in that country. This.measure, iz
preparatory to the embarkation of the regime
for England the ensuing month. •
A detachment of the Royal Artillery, friar;
Woolwich, marched into this town on Tueselay
(the 17th instant,) and after halting-forthe
they pursued their route, through Mansfle:lcr,Ta.s
Yorkshire.—(Nottingham Mercury.) •
CQRK, APRIL 20.—The Scots Greys have-re-
ceived a route for England. The first.4l,vision:
of this regiment will set.out ou Saturday for,Wa-
terford, where it will erribark, and will be
lowed by the others. 'f hp Carabinw:: are ex-
pected to succeed them. .
London, England, 1821-06-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BUNTINGFORD HUNT RACES; TUESDAY, JUNE 26.
The Hunters' Stakes of lisgs each (10 SUbs.) Heats, two miles.
Major Audley's Firebrand- - - 4 1
?d r. Moss's gr. h; .Tulip - - - - 4 1 2
Mr. Jones's Majocti
Mr. It. Forth's :tiajee - 2 3dr
Mr. Page's Joe - - - 1 A dr
Five paid half forfeit, 6 to 4 agst Tulip ; 2 to 1 agst Ma-
jocci ; and 2 to I„agst -the winner—backed "at even after the
neat.

. , •
The Bucks' Stakes of igs each.. (Eigilt-Subscribers.)
Mr.' rortescues Truth - - - 1
Mr, Dean's Ferdinand . - - - -
Captain Smith's Forgery - - _ _ 3
Six started. 2to 1 agst the winner. Smith, the jockey, whO
rode Forgery, fell, and was much hurt.
Mr. James's 'My Cousin, beat Mr..Hansartl's Eliza, t%°
miles, N guineas,

STAgFORD•RACES,- TUESDAY, JITNE 26.:-..Ftlis;r DAY.
The-Bunghley Stakes of .50gs each, h. ft. for three-yr olds.—
. Q.nce round the Course anti a distance.
1.4 d Qtoto4ror'albrather to Abner . ... - .. - I
ISlarilteS'lott4's b. f. by Woful - - - - fi
Bari Fitzwilliam's ch. 41 Civet - - - - - . 3
Mr. Hunter's H - asselas - - - - 4
Dr. Willis's cli, c. Slouch - - - --- - - 5

3tolonb. I% by Woful. Won cleverly..
. .
A Macaroni Stakes of 25gs each, h. ft. T‘Viee round the Course-
-Mr. Platel's b. m. Ridge, 4 yrs - • 'Walked.aver•
The Town Platd of £5O. The best of three heats.
Mr. Platel's b. m. Fudge, 4 yrs - -
Mr. Villier's ch. c. Tauajs, yrs -
. 2tol, on the winner. A good race.

1 I
bolted.
London, England, 1821-06-28

'I4OP INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHWARK, JUNE 25.—We have very little demand lot
Hops at present, and though the accounts from the plantation
are•far frompromising, we have not any spirit in fee trzide.
MApSTONE, JUNE so
the grounds..are losing
their sap, some' so much so that they have what is allied 01'3
tire blight ; and when the earth is turned up, very few fibre'''
are to be seen, a proof that they will not make a vigorous _Mid
summer shoot. •

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 27.—We bad no 'fresh 'arrivals'
of Wheat to-day, but a considerable quantity remained over
from Monday's supply, which met very heavy sale at that daY4
pricee. Bariey being scared, sold full-as well as on = -Monday;
The Oat trade was brisk, and rather better priceS were bbiainect
.for.fine- Corn, the • supply being sniall. -Iry Pease and I3ailo
there is no alteration.

n
now-STREET.--Yesterday, Shakesiy, ahoy 8p.3 ,-7;
13, .was charged with stealing 20 sovereigns, • the property (1 -3
school-master. The prisoner was the scholar of toe Comula,;/-
ant. In .consequence of misconduct he was:lockedup •in t'
school-room, by himklf; during the period. the other boys w'n"
to dinner. previous to this, the.-111aster had ti.6)osited a })34
containing 20 sovereigns in his desk in the school-i.rooni,',olo
remained unlocked. After he had liberated the boy, he cliScP,'
vered that the bag and the sovereigns were gone. . iron:
(Hatay. had the prisoner apprehended, whtYconfesSeil tbe theft'
and said that he had sold them, to a boy he accidentally ifl
the street, for a penny.—He was fully committed • to •Newg3"."
for trial.

BIRTHS.
AL south Castle-street, Edinburgh, on the 21st inst. the DI
of (r., MaepherSon.Grant, Esq. of liallindalhich and Inveresill"'
M.P. of a daughter.
On the.l4th inst. Mrs. Gordon, Bucclpugimildce, ELliobtlio
of a son.

MARRIED.. • •
Yesterday, at Bow, Middlesex, John :Tulin, Esq. to;11
second (laughter of the late Rev. Dr. Lindsay.' iicler
On the 27th of-February last, at Dacca; Bengal, AleOttoor
Maclean.,
.Esq., son of A. Maclean, Esq., of Ardgower, pte;
of Inverness and nephew. to the arl of Hopetown,:uul 140-1.0-e;t
Countess Melville, to Elizabeth ;Margaret, eldest daug`'
Richard Owen Wynne, Esq., Chief Judge of Deem. ,

- . DIED. n,
On Tuesday last, at his house, Higlibury-place, l'skinner'
aged 35, Hester, wife of . Thomas French,. Esq., uf
street.
,Nlstril33'
-On TueSday last, after a few days illness, aged
the wife of. Ni r. Thomas Wilson, Oddy's-row,
On the 24th inst., at his seat, at.Watergate,4o 4rthe City of-
-73d year, George Thomas, Esq. Representative ~
to,lBle.
Chichester in the successive Parliaments front 17 ilarits,
On . Sunday evening, at his house, at Chawtol?,
Prowting, Esq., aged uu gest dangl-10r
OfiTueSclay last, Miss Emma:Smith Cud; r?.cee.:,
of Mr. John Jackson Cuff, of Great Quecl,--'. ,
inn-fields.

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London, England, 1821-06-28

BRITISH INSTITU !JON, PALL MALL.
THE GALLERY is NOW OPEN, with
a COLLECTION of the -ANCIENT MASTERS, front
Ten in the Morning until Six in the Evening.—Mr. WEST'S
PICTURE of "CHRIST' HEALING the SICK," is :tic()
placed in the Gallery, with a Proof to -spew the advanced
state of the Plate, and which Mr. HEATH has assured the
Directors shall be completed before the Ist of July next.
Admittance Is.—Catalogue Is.
By Order, • JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND and cORNHILL.
IV. STA. BL ISM KD ilt 1799
-11 '1 Houses; Buildings, 'Manufactories, Goods, and Mer-
chandize, Ships, Veisels, and other Property, on the most
equitable terms, and on principles affording solid and per-
manent security to those insured.

DIRECTORS, Stc.
1, ESQ. Chairman.
LIRD, Deputy Chairman.
I William Marsh, Esq.
Thomas Maude, Esq.
Oeuvre G. Mills, Esq.
RichariT C. l'i, olvden, Esq.
John So-,.ne, Esq.
G. H. Sumner, Esq. M.P.
Robert Taylor, Esq.
John Vartibtee Esq.
James West, Esq.
Rd. Williams, Esq. Solicitor.
RICHARD BARNES, Sec.

JOSEPH WARNE

Hon. DOUGLAS KINN.
Rt. Hon. the Vieekhancellor
Si,' JOhn Cux Hippisley,'Bart.
SiF Robert Wigram, Bart.
William Agnew, Esq.
4. P. Anzio!, Esq. ,
John Bebb, Esq. -
'S. P. Cockerel', Esq. • -
James Henry Deacon, Esq.
Charles Freeman, Esq.
Neill Malcolm, Esq.

T"E QUARTZ;
No. Xi
WAS PUBLISHE

RLY REVIEW,
I,IX.

.D THIS DAY.

NEW ITALIAN ROMANCE.
This day was published, in lemO., price Ss. with an Aria and
Accompanimenr, by a Professor,
DIEGO DI VILLAMORA, revisto e cor-
, rettn,da M. SANTAGNELLO.
'rinted for JOHN WARREN, Old Bond Street; of whom

May be had, by the same Author,
1. A NEW SET OF' EXERCISES, illustrated- with Notes
Explanations, and Directions for their Translation. 12mo
4s. 6d. hOond.

2. A KEYto the above, hieing a faithful Translation of therm
n Italian. 12mo. 45.,641:b0und.
London, England, 1821-06-28

THE ARMY.

On Toe.sday se'nnight, the Renfrewshire Yeomanry Cavalry,
under the command of Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart. were
reviewed at Paisley by Sir James Douglas, K.C.B. after haring
been on permanent dnty there for eight days.
The first regiment of Ayrshire yeomanry cavalry, under the
command of Lieutenant-Colonel Boswell, marched into quar-
ters at Ayr, on Monday se':,nnight, forthe usual annual period
of training and e:cercise. This corps consists of five effective
troops, fully equipped, and in general well mounted.
London, England, 1821-06-28

SUM NEWS.

DEAL, JUNE 27.—Wind N. E.—Came down from tie
River and. sailed the Royal George, Ellerhy, for Calcutta
\Marie, llassetwOcid, for 'Trieste ; and Prudent, Hayward, far
the South Seas.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 27.—Wind N. E.--Arrived his
Majesty's ship Active from a cruize. Sailed his Majesty's ship
Hind on a cruiz;?. ; Loyal Briton transport for Malta t and
Lontiofi, ditto, for Cork.

FA L MOUT it, JUNE 25.—;Find E.—Arrived the Commerceo
Hocken, from London ; Norway Rock, Attesen, from Loug-
sound ; Brilliant and Loyal Briton transports from Portsmoiith:
The tie) latter are to take on board for Halifax the troops whil
werc landed from the William transport on 6th instant.

A pier of suspension, on the same principle as the iron bai
bridge over the river Tweed, is completing from Newhaven,
near Edinburgh, which is to extend seven hundred feet ,into the
sea, and will admit of vessels coming along side of it at low
water.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the nest India
House, when the undermentioned Commanders took Leave of
the Court previous to departing for their respective destinations,
viz, :—Capt. T. Pyl‘Taggart, of the Rose ; and Capt. C. Eiden,
of the Princess Charlotte of '►'ales, for Bengal direct.
London, England, 1821-06-21

CAPE OF GOOD HQPE

On the motion of Mr. MONEY, the Annual Return made
by the Collectors of Customs at the Cape of GOod,Hope_of the
Number, Names, &c. of the Negroes, Infranchised in that
Country, in pursuance of certain Orders in Council, was or-
dered to be laidbefore the House.
. - PRIORITY OF PROCEEDINGS. -

A short conversation in which Sir R. Wilson, the Marquess
of .Londonderry, Mr. Scarlett and Mr. llutchinson participated,
took place with respect to the precedence of several of the
Notices, and the probability or improbability that others would
come under discussion in the courseof the evening.. Ultimately
it was determined that Mr. Hutchinson should commence ; and
that the further proceedings should be regulated by the period
at which the discussion on that Hon. Gentleman's motion on
the State of Europe might terminate.
London, England, 1821-06-21

inu'risu INSTITUTION, PALL MALL.

THE GALLERY is NOW OPEN, with
COLLEC'T'ION of the ANCIENT MASTERS, from
Ten in the Morning until Six in the Evening.—Mr. WEST'S
PICTURE of "CHRIST HEALING the SICK," is also
placed in the Gallery, with a Proof to show the advanced
state of the Plate, and which Mr. HEATH has assured the
Directors shall be completed before the Ist of July next.

Admittance Is.—Catalogue. Is.
By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.

CORONATION.

OUSES in PARLIAMENT-STREET,
IL to be held previous and daring the ensuing CORO-
NATION,- may now be had on Liberal Terms. They are hand-
somely Furnished, and will be found, well adapted to Parties
residing at a distance, who would wish to witness all the pre-
vious Preparations for that most August Cerentony.—Letters
(only) addressed to Mr. lIIGG, Bookseller, No. 34, Parlia-
ment-street, Westminster, will be (My attended to; and as
it is desirable to avoid delay, it will he indispensible that Pat-
ties at a distance refer to and confide in soforcompetent per-
sOn in To.wm.

This Day va;
hi 410, with Macs, Charts, Pim e 5, &C. 31. 13s. 6d.,
SECOND EDITION.
TOURNAL of a VOYAGE' fo; the. DISCO-
*IP VEitY of a NORTET-WEST PASSAGE from the AT-
LANTIC If/ the PACIFIC, performed in the years of 1819 and
11320, io his Majesty's ships Ilecla and Griper, under the or-
ders of •-•

WILLIAM PARRY. It. N.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1821-06-21

',.• For the LONDON and Puovulc;AL JOURNALS, Zee the
First Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCIC.

Bank Stork /30 I 5 per Mt. Navy Ann.... shut
-3 per Cent. Red 761 a 1 India Bonds - 455. 4fs.
3 pet Cent. Cons.
34 per Cent - .. ' Baii I Cons. for Opening nag!
4 per Cent - 94 I .

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 38 minutes after 6. 1 Evening, t 3 minutes after 7.
London, England, 1821-06-21

four started.-6 to
_4 on the winner.

TheMillingbear Stakes of 100 gs each.
Mr. lidney's Ibla beat Lord Vertdam'sTarennes, and two
others, easy.-5 to 2on the winner, which filly was second for
the Oaks. _ _ _

The King was not present, and the Course was but thinly at-
tended, in comparison with the first day.

The silver bowl belonging to the Royal Company of Archers,
was shot for in Hope Park, Edinburgh, on Saturday last, and
won by Captain Robert Hay, R.N.
A considerablewager was made, a few days ago, by a Gen-
tleman of Prescot, that he would provide a chaise and pair that
should go thirteen miles and a half within the hour, carrying,
besides the driver, two persons weighing 480 pounds. This
wager was decided last week, and won by one minute. The
horses were the property of Mr. Meredith, of that town.
London, England, 1821-06-21

THE MINORITY

ON MR. HUTCHINSON'S MOTION, REPROBATING THE
PRINCIPLES OF THE HOLY ALLIANCE, JUNE 20.
Abercrombv,lln.J. Haldirnand, W. Moore, Ab. .
Allen, J. fl. Harbord, Hon. E. Ord, Wm.
Bennet, Hon. H. G. Hume, J. - Ossulston, Lord
Bury, Viscount Honeywood, 'W. P. Palmer, C. F.
Birch, J. James; W. . Rice, T. S.
Carter, J. Maberly, John Scarlctt, J. ' .
Calcraft, John Maberly, W. L. Sykes, D. -
Duncannon, Vis;,t. Macdonald, Jas. 'Whitbread, W.
Folkestone, Visct. Martin, John Whitbread, S. C.
Griffiths, J. W. Monck, J. B.
TELLEILS—Hon. C. H. Hutchinson and Sir R. Wilson.

_
FASHIONABLE Sift IV ALS.—The kali of Portarlington,
at Hodgson's Hotel, from Ireland • •Viscount Bulkeley, from
Englefield,Green, Berks • Honourable Geo.. Pelham, from his
father's, Lord Varborough's seat, in Lincolnshire ; Captain and
Mr: Coghlan and family, at Bates Hotel, Dover-street ;
and Mrs. Sarsden, at ditto ; Gage, Esq. at ditto ; Hon.
Bertie, at ditto.
DE PA friu s.—The Earl and Countess Spencer, for the
Isle of Wight; Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, from the Clarendon Ho-
tel, to their seat near Liverpool ; Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs,
from the St. James's Hotel, to their seat in Norfolk.

The Archbishop of CANTERBURY has postpork
ed bringinc in the Bill for the Prevention of fu-
ture Dilapidations in the Ecclesiastical Property,
until the next Session of Parliament.

, The Marquis of BuCKINGHAM, it is understood,
will, before the rising of Parliament, propose a
measure for making the Militia force more effec-
tive for the national defence ; and, in come-
(pence, to render unnecessary the continuance of
so large an establishment, composed of regular
Regiments of the Line.

Earl MANTERS, at the late rent clay at Hag-
worthingham, reduced the rents of his Lincoln-
shire tenants W per cent.--(Hull Packet.).

Dr. WILLIS, at his rent day, held on Satur-
day, the Bth inst. for the payment of the rent due
last .Michaelmas, returned 15 per cent. to his
tenants—who, it is worthy of remark, were pre-
viously low rented.—(ldern.)
It appears that the pressure of agricultural
distress is felt much less in this county, than in
most other parts of the country, from the singular
and gratifying fact, that at the last general half-
yearly rent day of Lord Derby's tenantry, there
was only one defaulter.--(lllanchester• Paper.)

LAW INTM,LICIENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCI-I;julgE 20.

DUNKIN V. THE GRAND JUNCTION CANAL COMPANY.

This was an action of trover for certain barges and other pro=
perty deposited in the hands of the defendants, who were merely
nominal parties to the suit. The case involved an intricate
question of partnership between the brother of the plaintiff,'Mr.
Christopher Dunkin, a respectable wharfinger, now a bankrupt,
and Mr. Edward Whittaker Hensell, who had served his 07
prenticeship with the bankrupt. In the course of the plainti 's
case a proposition was made to refer the cause, which the plain-
tiff declined; but at length the Jury suggested the,propriety of
it, and the plaintiff's Counsel yielding to the suggestion, it was
agreed to refer all matters in difference to Mr. Starkie.
London, England, 1821-06-21

PICTILILLING- OFFICE, May 1, 1821.
THE
COMMISSIONERS
,for VICTUAL-
LING HisMAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give No-
Ece, That on &Way, the 31st of August next, they will be
reaCt.V to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat
fer the Supply of all such quantities of SEA PROVISIONS
ntay be required for the use of His Majesty's Ships and
1174 sets at Jamaica and New Providence, during the space
te ?twelve Calendar Months certain, from the Ist of Novem-
ber "ell, and further until six months warning shall be given
fir the termination of the Contract, the Conditions of which
snag Le seen at the Secretary's Office.
2ro regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
44atd not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de-
livered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the. said Fri-
(lay, the 81st of August next, nor unless the Person who
snakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to
aniver when called for; nor will any Tender that contains
ertraeagant prices upon some articles, and prier's much infe-
rior to the real value upon others, be considered as proper to
be artaiitted. •

Eaclz Ten:Ter must also 'Be aecompasird-ky a Letter signed
Sy r4O re-Tonsible Persons,wreciging to become bound with
Party tendering, in the Penal. SUM of if.,000/.., for the•
ane 12,--rformance tif the ContriaO.'
London, England, 1821-06-21

THE ARMY.

The party of the 79th at .Nenagh, Ireland, have been relieved
by a detachment of the 40th from Templemore.,
The 91st have reached Scotland from Ireland.
The Chsth have moved from. Athlone, to occupy the stations
of the 91st.
The 52d have marched from Null for Ireland.
The 4th Veteran Battalion has been disbanded at Ayr, in
Scotland.

. .
The sth Royal Veteran Battalion has . been disbanded at
Shrewsbury. , • . •
Two troops of the:.7th. Dragooniluards have Marched into
Derby; to remain' till further orders_
The 7th Royal Fusileers are to march from Edinburgh to
Hull they will be replaced by the 91st. '
The Is Somerset Regiment of Militia have completed their
21 days training and exercise at Taunton. .
The 77th are arrived at Chatham, from Canterbury.
The Royal Horse Guards'are arrived in town from. Win-
d

'The 2d Reginient of Life Guards has .rnarch&l into Wind-
sor.

Colonel Burgoyne, of the Royal Engineers, is appointed to
the command of the Ordnance at Chatham.
The Greenock and Port Glasgow troop of Yeomanry Ca-
valry marched on Wednesday week for Paisley, where they
are to .be stationed, along with the other troops of the Refrew-
shire Cavalry, during the allotted annual period for drilling,
training, &g.
Thelhunfries-shire militia, commanded by the Marquis of
Queensberry, assembled at Dumfries on Saturday last, for three
weeks' training and exercise..
London, England, 1821-06-21

81IIP NEWS.

DEAL, Jtlr:t 20.--Wind N. E.--Came down from the
River and Milcif the Triraty,,- Mather, for Quebec. Sailed the
Venus, C...uuller, for London ; and. Dispatch, S. W. for Sheer-
ness.. Arrived and sailed for the River the John, Walker, from
New South Shetland.

.31EVAGISSEY, •.Jtr I9.—The Three Sisters, Richardsbn,
of South Shields, from Swansea for Plymouth, struck on a
sinking rock about three miles to the eastward of the Dodman,
and made so much water that it was necessary to run her on
shore at Gonan Haven; cargo landing.
DovER, JUNE 20.—The Hannah, Harris, from Charlston
for Bremen, lost an anchor and cable in these roach, and has
been supplied with another. •
JuNE2o.—Sailed the Lord Nelson packet for
Cuxhaven ; and Vansittart, ditto, for Holland, each with a
mail.

I~oIiTSMouTrT, JUNE 20.—Wind N.:E.—Sailed the Lydia
and Viper cutters, on a cruize.
FA T. MO U T 11, JUNE 18.—Wind E. S. E.—Sailed the Mon-
tague packet, with mails, fel-America. Passed up Channel the
Heart of Oak, from Antigua.

The Latona frigate went off the stocks at Chatham on Satur-
day last, in a very handsome manner. Lady Gore approached
the head of the ship just before she went off, and performed the
office of naming her- by throwing a bottle of wine against the,
stem, and wishing her success ; three times three cheers followed
this process, front the company around, and her Ladyship and
friends then retired to the booth to see the launch.

The Bustard and Argus are ordered to be brought forward
for commission in Chatham Dock-yard. Ten gun-brigs are
now lying in ordinary at the same yard, in good condition.—
(Kentish Gazette.)
London, England, 1821-06-21

WOOD V. SILE.

This was an action to recover the sum of 3471. the amount of
hops, under the following circumstances , -
The hops were .purchased by the plaintiff, near Andover, the
seller imagining at the time, that he was disposing of them to
the firm of Alderman 'Wood and Co. they were sent by the
plaintiff, to the defendants, who were wharfingers, and they re-
fusing under the circumstances to give them up, the present
action was brought to recover the amount.
It appeared from the evidence, that they.were not purchased
by Wood, but by an individual who frequently personated him,
and whose cross-examination on the trial by Mr. SCARLETT,
proved highly amusing..
Mr. GURNEY contended with his accustomed 'ability for the
legality of the original sale, but he at length declared, that he
must submit to be'called.—Plaintiff nonsuited.
London, England, 1821-04-13

COMMON COUNCIL:

A Court of Common. Council was held yester-
day at Guildhall, princip4lly for the purpose of
considering a Report of the best measure to be
pursued in respect to London Bridge. 'Mr. Fa-
vell, the Chairman 'of the Bridge-house Com-
.
!mace, having brought up the Report, in which
a new Bridge was recommended, concluded a
speech of considerable length by moving that the
Report be agreed with ; which being seconded,
'll4r; old haurnex t addressed the, Court against the
proposed new Bridge,. and moved, as an Arnett&
roent, that the Court agree with a Report from the
Select Bridge-house Committee, annexed, to the
above Report, for widening and improving the Wa-
terway, Itgreenbly..to.,an opinion of .Mr. Dance
and -other Surveyors, in the year 1814. Mr:
Dixon, Mr.-Brown, Mr. Drinkahl,-.Mr, Griffiths,
and Mr. Jupp, .supported 'the -.Amendment, and
'Mr. Favell-Jurving replied,. the- shew of hands
was taken, -.which •was greatly in favour Of the
Amendment...LA division .being demanded and
granted, the. numbers. appeared—

For theAinewhnent-72.C0-nirnoncrsi It. Tellers - '4
For agreeing with the Repolt—Ll4COrntnnteri, 2 Tcnevi:l6
Majority ' - -
The CoMmittee were -thereupon. ins.tructed to
'proceil ngreeahly to- tile Report of•-the Select'
Committee,-and to report their.'proceedings from
time. to time.
London, England, 1821-04-13

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEED/NGS.

'HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Jovis,.l2°. die Aprilts, 1821.
GENERAL INCLOSURE AM FINEihkENT ACT.—Passed.
toltts 11.Fots t Petition complaining of the improPer,inlluence
Bono') . f of a Peer therein.
WOOL TAX.—Petition from Kendal anatrstsT.
MALT TAX (ScoTLANU).7.fieferred to a Colniittee.,
TistnEtt DUTIES BILL.-Committee for MONDAY NEXT.
SfAbIT DOTES ACT.—Resolutions reported ;
1. .‘ That upon Leases for terms less than a year the fal-
lowing Duties shall be granted (that is to say)
Where the letting is by the week ornionth, or fora 'period
less than a yeat,

If at a rent not _exceeding the rate 51. per. annual, exempt
(rum all Stamp Duty.
For a term not exceeding one calendar mentb,
London, England, 1821-04-13

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Cl, i)Urtlanti-plare, April 14, 1821.

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SIT I P `NEWS

DitAiL,. APRIL 12:—Wind W. S. W.—Came down from
the River last night the Newcastle, Benson, for Trieste ; Lady
"Juliana, Sruith, for St. John's; Grenada, Donald, for New
South Wales; Ann, Whitmore, for St. Lucia; llarmonie,
Currie, for Barbadoec -;
-Hannah, Wake ; and Henry, Fife, for
Quebec ; Cores, Dawson, for Jamaica; New Frederick, Run.
tire' for Cadiz; and Alonzo, Perkins, for Bourdeaux. Put
back the -Asia -of... Scarborough. Arrived and sailed for the
River
the Fortitude Increased, Ma:ming, from St. Kitt's ; Cale-
Mozella, front St. Domingo ; and Coldstream; Dormer,
`' ; sailed 11th of December in company .with the
IFL'_ros, and parted company next day; left St. Helena 22d
/,„`""4l_, ry; on the sth February spoke the Lord Hungerford for
well. - •
• 4-01tTsittOUTH, APRIL I2.—Wind W. S. W.—Put back
the Marv, Reid. Arrived ihe Peace, Bruce, from Havre, with
loss of foremast and bowsprit. - •
PLYSIOUTiI, APRIL IL—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived the
Z'aters Douth*ait Latona, Robinson ; and Laura,- Willins,
`l°lll_, 'fir,
for St. John's, N. B. Baltic Merchant, Storey ;
'lll4', Canlsbell ; and Triton, Marshall, from London for
„Quebec ; .amr.Barbadoeg,.. Henzeil, from London for Pictou.
faded the Forte frigate for the West Indies, with a new schooner,'
intended to water the shipping on the station ; and the Marquis
nastings for Bengal.
ScILLY, Arta'. 10.—Part of the stern of a boat has been
picked up here, marked William of Poole, Adams master.
raLuou-nr., 10.--Wind S. W.—Arrived the Mary,
Warren, frOm Teignmouth for Newfoundland.
PaDS.row,- APRIL a—Three pipes and one hogshead of
ne have been picked up on this coast ; the three pipes marked
j • R., and the hogsheaci marked I. E. G. V. A. C. B. G.
ttaxiscA2 z,2A Pan. 12.—The Galliot Jenny, Foppes, that
l'as on shore on the Goodwin Sands, lias been got oir, and is
.now coining into this Harbour.
London, England, 1821-04-13

CASII PAYMENTS.

Mr. TitsitixOttilsr- brought tilYthe.lieport of
the c.9mmittee.,•pu.the..Banlc Cash Payments Bill,
Mr. J...g.i.trit,,liti;*that as the supposedinten-
flan of-thelTank se
-1 Eq-land not to issue one
poundm9.tps,..aft.er.,4v -next, had Created. much
anxiety among the country bankers, frorw:au•ap..
.prehe'rthi'aiiihat the Bank might -not issue more
Specie'ilian the atnint.: of their one .pound. notes,
he wished-to:ltnOw whats. the intention was
ihafrespecti' • - • •
The CH.,6-.CELLOR of the ..r;:cIir.QUER could not
conceive the nattite of. the danger to beappre-:
hended.. 'Phi! one:pound -,notes 'being replaced
would,;
he wolte thought, leave the' country
bankers inthe_sathe situation as before with 're-
.gard tothe.payMentatheir own mites. It was,
however, the intention to have notes-in readi.pess,
in case any inconvenience should arise, but the
object was to 45, without them it possible.-
• Mr.-,J.• SNrrn admitted,-that the explanation
was p,.rfe6t.ly. satisfactory; -Mr. RICARDO
pressed himself to the same.. effect.--,After a feW
words froni'Mr. Brakes, Abe Chancellor of-the
. .Exchequer, and. Mr. 'Mon*, the Resolutions
Iv( re agreed to, .and the Bill ordered to be, read
the third time this day.

The Timfier.Duties' Bill was read a second
time, and ordered to be committed on Monday.
some Petitions, from Clerks in the Irish Courts
of Justice; praying for compensation in conse-
quence of their loss of fees, through certain new
arrangements, were, presented, and )►dying been
assented to by the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
they weredarclered to lie on the table.—,Adjourned
at ILALF-4.IFTEn. •ON C f_!'CLQSIc•

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCETrY, Aram 12.

DAVIS V. HIS GRACE 1-11-tjDli3lE. OF •NAII.LI3OIIOII7DII.

Mr. 'Timm' statetHris was an application ou the
part of the plain tifithat the .service• of.the order of
•
sequestration against the lioble,defendant, direct-
ed to ,certain commissioners, to levy on-the goods
of the noble defendant the sum of 1931. declared
by the Master' report-to be due to the plaintiff,
on Mr. Penneger, his Grace's. Solicitor, might be
considered „good 'service. Ile had an affidavit
that the order of sequestration was served on Mr.
Penneger, and that he undertook to show cause
why the orde;.Should not be made absolute.

The LORD CRANCELLOR.—That service v.. 1.11
not, do j there is nothing attached to the rank of
a Peer that ought to-deprive hiin of the right of
personal service.
••

Mr. Ilium—Then we must endeaVOur to find
the Noble Duke, and serve him per.sonally.---
Motion refused.
London, England, 1821-04-13

"NAPLES, AtARCIj 24.

" The following are the terms in which General Caravosa
gives an account of the defection of his corps General rilan-
gieri informed me that his brigade was in a stitteof complete
disunion ; that the soldiers fired on thier officers, and more par-
ticularly on himself. At the same time 1 received a report
from -General Costa, who had experienced a si:nilar occurrence
at Sessn. While I was lamenting these events, I heard at a
short distance a brisk fire of musketry, and kamed that it pro-
ceeded from five battalions of the first division, who were firing
on their officers. Lninediattly after, my head-quarters, and
those of Gen. Ambrosio; were attacked by these ruffians: Gin.
'Ambrosio was saved by s company- of faithful sappers. I was
protected by gendarmes ; they • fircd on the soldiers, who, as
cowardly as perfidious; immediately dispersed through the
country. I beg that patroles• of cavalry may be established onl
the road from Naples to Averse. I shall make•the same =-
arrangement from Averse to Capua. The rest is in the hands
of G OD.' ' This report is dated Capau,. March 18, and was pub.
lished at Naples on the 19th, by the Minister at War.
" A decree of the Prince Regent,dated the 19th, orders the
raising of the embargo on the Austrian vessels, and the restitu-
tion of the merchandise which had been sci2ed.
London, England, 1821-04-13

" PARIS, Apzu 10.

" Letters from Boston, of the 7th of 2,larcli, contain the f3l-
-
lowin4 kntaligcnce Kycle Neuville iz at IVachlzig°;on.
There will, tkerefore, as you may imagine, soon be same.ar-
rangetnett ; but it will only be provisional.: AcCording to a
bill which has passed the Senate, the President is authorized tb
Fo.239tnd :the bill of the last Session qt the right ,of tonnage,
,of the Congress, an arri should lie
tgroed oeTl'ia measure pr.ssecl on the 2d of k1ar,..11, without

opposition, and-tike, rcstittition, of the duties imposed was th,
result of the tlisetis3iOn; ' '

"M. Scipio Perrier, ish—se i 3 so just asubje<A of grief
to his farnilv 'and an riericis, was as much
kuilied by 'Ma talent. arld t;litue, as by his candid and cul-
.
tivated mind E.id extensiye r: as simple in all
the habits of his lift-, and !ti3inodesiy was the More remarkable
as his great information tr,ado,.him be generally courted. Solid
piety added a lustr.Ls to all his amiable qualities.... To seek out.
and console the unfortunate afforded him the highest enjoy-
...
inept.
.His favours were al waysconferred without ostentation ;
„and ttr render: all who surrounded him happy was tie chief
, business of his life. .

Price of the Flands--s,ptr -cent. Consols, 82 1. 15 c. Bank
actions, 1;542 1. c. -

TRIESTE, MAncrt 27.

" Prince Ypsilanti has advanced on the Morea and Epirus.
The Turks are everywhere rntssacred. Ali Pacla and Ypsil.
anti are ready to support each other.

"Yesterday news arrived elan insurrection in Constantinople.
in consequence of the insurrection in Walachia being known.
The Greek Patriarch, it is said, was massacred. The letters
received 'this. day danot,however, confirm the news. •
" We are quite at ease here respecting the affairs of Pied-
mont. 'The attempt at revolution there has proved aborthe.—
Several Carbonari have been arrested at-Brescia, and among
others the comic actor Canova. Other comedians have fled to
Switzerland.
London, England, 1821-04-14

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES.

To he viewed at the Tobacco Grotind, Rotberhithe ;
and the Kines Warehouse and Cellars, Custom-House ; on
\V ednesday the 18th, Thursday the 19th, Saturday the 21st,
and Tuesday the 24th Instant, from Ten &Clock in the
alorninv to Three in the Afternoon.

N. R:Goods bought at this Sale most he paid :or at the
Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custom-House, on
°l' before Saturday, the lath May, 1821. or the Deposits
rnade thereon will absolutely become forfeited.
(''atalognes to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom-
-1 1`1"e, on Tuesday, the ((Alt instant, price One Shilling
each.
London, England, 1821-04-14

CAVALRY.

Spahis paid regularly . .
141.ildap,is (cavalry, that follow the Spahis and Seg.
Asa s, kmpers of baggage) . . . .
Rl= and Timariots (feudal cavalry) . .
" (light horse volunteers) . . .
.Serrtdgis and Gebedgis (the train and the armourers,
in case of need, forma corps of reserve) • 19,000

10,000

10,000
132,000
10,000

Total Cavalry
Total Infantry

.

101,000
225,400

• Grand Total . . . . 406,400
- uc Though, on account of the various fixed ser-
vices in which a part of the Ottoman army is
constantly employed, only the half of this mass
• bf force can be considered as disposable, it
• is,iiowever, evident that, with some energy in
its Councils—some order in the Administration,
there stilt remain to the Sublime Porte more than
sufficient means to resist both the shocks with
which the Empire is troubled, and the attacks
with which it is threatened or assailed on all
sides."

A. letter from Morlaix, Brittany, dated April
4, says :—" I would have answered your letter
sooner, had I not been on a tour through Brit-
tany. On my return yesterday, I lost no time
to communicate to you the situation of that part
of France, which, I can assure you, is exceeding-
ly agitated, and the disposition of the people,
through the whole of the country, is ripe for a
Revolution."
London, England, 1821-04-14

SHIP /s.IM;WS.

PLYMOUTH APRIL 12:.---Winel W..-4'he Stockton, Lang-
ley; from London for• •• jOhn!s, • N.P. ;• Kate, Smith, from
do. for Naples ; Rock, Whiterong, from do. ,for Antigua
Eurotta, Stoddart, from do. for Quebec ; and the Franklin,
Schwan, from Amsterdam for Batavia. An outward-bound
• East Indiaman has just brought up on the Sound.
• FALMOUTH, APRIL 11,--Wind S. W.—Arrived a frigate,
supposed the Forte, from the eastward; the Thetis, Reis-
back, from Hull for Rio Janeiro ' • •the Elizabeth, Swin-
burn, from Newcastle for Buenos Ayres ; and the follow-
ing vessels from London Bryan, Urquhart, for
Jamaica; Tobago, Westmorland, :Or Demerara ; Warre, Flint,
for Honduras ; Pilchard, WoolcOck' for Africa ; Lord Cath-
cart, Banks, for Quebec; Sceptre,. Pearson, for Prince Ed-
, ward's Island; Vittoria, Southern, for Genoa; and Rochester,
Spittal, for Oporto. • .
PEAL APRIL 12.—Wind W—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Raikes, Gardner, from Jamaica • Perseverance,
Licke, from the South Seas; George Home, Telfar, from Ma-
dras and Bengal ; Wilberforce; Tucker, for Messina; and the
Nancy of Glasgoa." Arrived. and-remain, the Ann,-Waller,
from Newcastle, for Legtiprn ; and Benson, Smith, from ditto,
for Quebec ; the Cervantes, White, froth Antwerp, for Balti-
more, was spoken with off Dover._Came down from the River
and remains, the Tropic, Bradford, for Barbadoes.
DOVER. APRIL 13.—Passed this
:port the Royal George,
Buckle, from South Shields for London.
KirticarALL, APRIL 3.—The Familia Lucken, Dahm,
from G'iristiansand for Cadiz, has got on shore on the Island
of Stmsay—crew saved, and the. cargo •expected to be saved;
but the vessel will become a wreck.
London, England, 1821-04-14

cellent County Representative for Leicestershire
r. LEGII KECK), "' submit' in silence and in
, •
sorrow,;" but until that melancholy period ar-

rive,. we trust that eTery constitutional exertion
which can be made will be resorted to. No
Representative ought to give up his own private
and sincere convictions to any persons—not even
to his constituents; and he would be blameable
were :he to do it. Parliament, however, in its
collective sense, Ought to know the sentiments of
the people conveyed by PETITION according to
the BILL OF RIGHTS, and we trust that English-
men will not be remiss in laying before it their

sentiments at the present alarming crisis.

Letters from Angostura, dated the 26th Ja-
nuary, were received yesterday. The following
Proclamation, issued by Gene l BouvAn, after
the conclusion of the Armistice of Truxillo, bad
just been received. It strengthens the impres-
sion which previously existed, that this Treaty
was the prelude to an adjustment of the differ-
ences between Spain and Columbia :--
London, England, 1821-06-26

POLITICAL EVILS,

MR. Eamon—Pray inform the Whigs, that
there is an Orange Association on the north side
of Leicester Fields—an Orange Lodge in Lin-
coln's-inn New-square Passage—an Orange
Court, at the back of the Mews—some Orange
marmalade, just arrived from Scotland, at the
confectioner's in St. James's-street---Orange
flower-water, at the perfumers'—and that, pass.
ing Bincn's a few days ago, I saw a calf's heal,
with an Orange in his month which he could no:
swallow !

Your's. sincerely,
Limon-street, April 1, 1638. BITTER
,CIRANOE.

FOR THE SUN.

MODERATE REFORM.
Mr. Envron—The Morning Chronicle, in its
observations on Lord Jonx RUSSELL'S essay on
the English Government and Constitution, boasts
that there " will be seen how truly rational, mo.
derate, practicable, and safe the opinions of the
Whigs are tor the reform and preservation of the
System !"

- No doubt, Sir, for all the Essap of the Whigs
shew us that they would willingly be content
with the Moderate Reform of stepping over to
the Treasury Bench

• Your's, I. G. N.
P. S. Pray when do the Whigs intend to et:-
franchise all their Aristocratic Boroughs ? That
would be one step towards Reform ; but they
know full well—" C'est •is premier pas
coute"--HinERNIA.--They don't stand Drell enough
at Coutts's to afford it !

On Wednesday last, JOHN POIVELL•Powri.E.,
Esc}. landed at Southampton, from his yacht,"the
Briton, and paid the ringers a visjt ; after r;tle-
ing several touche's of grandsire trebles with thm.,
at nolyrood4 Church, he made them a hnn:l,or:i.:
preent. This Gentleman is an admired :Irri-IteLir
in that art ; he
.has erected a tower in his Park,
in the- Isle of Thanet, where he has a !int•
twelve belle, and has engage'd a coinfzuir
ringers, who•are constantly in-practice,.nnti :±4
tuition of Mr. SHIPWAY.

PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 25.

The following Bills were brought up from the
Commons and read each the first time :—the
New Churches Bill, the Irish Stock Transfer Bill,
the Scotch Malt Bill, the Irish Gaol Fees Bill,
and the Sandwich Regulation Bill.
Mr. Johnson, from the office of the Chief Se-
cretary for Ireland, presented the Report of the
Commissioners of Irish Fisheries.
London, England, 1821-06-26

ROYAL ACADEMY, SDMERSET PLACE.
THE EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACA
DEM' IS NOW OPEN.
Admission (from Eight o'Clock till Seven), One Shilling.

Catalogue, One Shilling.

H. HOWARD, R.A. Sec.

pREEH OLD ESTATE of 900 Acres,
t MANOR and MANSION, in the County of Stafford,
_Thems from London, to be SOLD together or in Lots.—.
e House is of stone, heautifully i situaten a rich lawn, em
'cromed in wood and consists of an entrance hall, dining and
% ra..ving rooms 24 feet by 18, and library, IEI feet by 14, eight
h roontl, and four dressing rooms, With suitable offices and
""t btiildinz in excellent repair. '1 he Estate is in a ringtythe free, and divided into convenient farms, let by
year, The latior is extensive ; there is plenty of game,
:4;_ld several packs of hounds within reach. - The House and
Nanor may he bad with any quantity of land.—Apply by
Postpaid, tu Messrs, Franklin, Howe, and ileptinstail,

DII. JAMES'S POWDER
IS Prepared and Sold by Messrs. NEWBERY,
St the original, Warehouse, Ni. 45,' St. Paul's Church-
tard. London, with full.Threetions for its use, It is sold also
Y their Agents throughout the Kingdont.
The Genuine has the name, " F.'Ne-Wbery," engraved in
lhe Black Stamp on each Bottle and Packet.
London, England, 1821-06-26

FOR. THE SUN.

MR. EDITOR,--I perceive by THE SUN of a re-
cent date, that at the christening of the infant son
of Lady VANE STEWART, Prince METTERNICH re-
presented his Britannic MAJESTY as the one
sponsor, and Lord STEWART, in the absence of
his brother, the Marquis of LONDONDERRY, the
other.: Lord LoNnoNbEnur did vote in favour
of the Papists—what are Lord STEWA,RT'S senti-
ments upon the Catholic Claims ? Perhaps a
Durham Correspondent will reply to the interro-
gatory ?—A decisive and well-founded answer
would have great effect in the County of Dur-
ham : it is well known that there is a rich Ca-
tholic College near the venerable City of Durham,
but also, it is well known that the Protestants
in that County are exceedingly numerous.
0----R•
London, England, 1821-06-26

LONDON 'WHARFS.

On the motion of the Earl of LimEnicK, the
Report of the• Seiect Committee-on the London
Wharfs' 13111
.was received, and the Bill was or-
dered to be corrimitted to a Committee of the whole
House--rte► Wednesday.

The following Bills were read each a third time
and passed :—The Bank of Ireland Bill, the
Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the Sinking Fund Loan
Bill, the Ordnance Lands Bill, and the Exche-
quer Bills Bill.
The Coal Mines Bill and the Last India Trade
Bill went throngh the Committees.' •
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE.

The Earl of DARNLEY said, he thought it right
to state to the House, that the nature of his mo=
tion of which he had given notice for to-morrow,
would he to recommend a system of economy and
retrenchment ,rin the different departments of the
Navy.
After a short conversation, in which Lord Sid-
mouth, the Earl of Limerick and the Marquess
of Lansdown took parts, the Committee on the
Irish Court of Chancery Bill was Postponed till
Friday.
London, England, 1821-06-26

SHIP -NEWS:

PORTSMOUTH', JUNE
.his Majesty's
ship Tyns from a cruizc. •
FAL ,T,z) IT I'm, Ju N.--Sailed the Prince
Ernest packet with mails for the islands; and the Success,
Hicks, for London.. • •

•
I!.&izwicri' JUNE 25.-Arrived the Henry Freeling packet
with mails from 'Cuxhaven. - Several vessels bound to the
Baltic, :as well as several colliers, have put in herefor shelter;
strong E. by N.
DOVER, Juxt 25.—An anchor, between 15 and 10 cwt.,.
"has been picked up, bearing S. B. distance • about three miles
from this place, and landed here ; T the upper part of the shank
rather bent, and only the bare clink of the cable to
-it.
DEAL,. JUNE 25. L-Wind N. E.—Arrived last night and
sailed the Borodino transport, from Hull for St. 1-lAena.
Arrived and sailed-for the River the Oporto packet, Cotes-
worth, from Marseilles; Magnet, Grant, from Africa; and. Prince Leopoldz Jackson, from 'Cork for Rotterdam—the two
latter remain.

The tielenn, RO2 of Berg6n,. tonne to Petej:ibuigh, wag
lost on the 26th ult. at Pattie Port. ,-
The Union Allison, from Riga for London, is totally lost on
Swarkcross Reef; crew saved.