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London, England, 1819-05-04

violent to hr reli4ted, And 'lle Gallery WAS dear-
ed.—The then divided—

Foribe NlOtit.n •

Against it
Mnjority against the Motion -2

The originAl numbers stood thus-248 Noes
end 242 Ave.s The votes of five of the fotmer
lnd of one of the latter IL4Ning been, an WA3 on-
der4tood, mistothingly given, were afterwards ex-
punged, leAving the !dative strength of both
harries Hlreinly suited.
Mr. Cnotczt; nod Lord NUGENT wc.,-re the Tel-
ler% in flivoor of the Catholics, tind Mr. LESLIE
wt;h 14 Member i.vilose name could no!
be lent nefd, on :he opposite Ride.

Ac!joorned at 'ltiro &Clock thi 3 morning.

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THr, MORNING PAPER` OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Herald j
\V tioderstand the Committee of the Commons on the
affairs <tf the continued to examine witnesses 3es-
terday. lit that ca^e, there would he a delay of some days
more hefort. the Report could be ',resented. If any credit he
cute in the socressive rtimunrs telative to the rtro4ress lif in-
qoiry hr ther,Cotootittees, they goon in a very vacillatine, way.
We choulfrattgor the better at the cottelosion at which they
chotilti arrive, if they reached it by a direct, steady, and de-
cisirte Cak2V3C. The public is so anxiously and justly impa-
tient to !mote the hest or the worst upon the subject, that
we hope the iteitort will nut be delayed._

[The Times.]
Pants, At''! r, 73.—Prinec Paul of Wortemberz, who leas
resioe.l in Paris for the 1a,,1 two years, has addressed a letter
to Ihe GrnAtiotie Diet. cot-141)1:61611g ot the arbitrary acts
the ini< his hi other s he has a tight to exerci-e
towards him, ire virlne of. family la' which the King stiecved-
ed in. compelling Prince Paul to sitissei Ihe ahoot z rear ago.
Accorditig to an article of this kw, a Prineeof t he Royal Family
cannot absent himself fiorn the kilighom without the consent
•of thel inr,. The Ring his lately ordered Prince Paul 110111 C,
at confiscating his appcptafc. The Prince, who
thinks that in returning he would expose himself to
ts of violence on the part of his brother, declares
that lie, wilt not remit to the tin dons till his Majesty
has 1111614 d the 131 h Article of the Act of the Clernisoic
ConfederAtion, which stipulates for the estalilishment of
con.titwitiiis in the I;ernianic States, anti till the relations
between him ;end the State, and between him and his brother,
be constitutionally regulated. The Prince is now the first
presomplive heir to N. Crown who demands the establishment
of a constitution. Let ou 11071 C that his intentions are as pure
and wise as his demands are just, and conformable to the
interests of his country.
London, England, 1819-05-04

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The very general interest excited by the expect-
ed discussion ot thr Catholic Claims was evinced
by an sinusoid influx ot strangers towards the
this day. At an early hour in the fore-
nor,o the passage and staircase leading to the
gallery door were` completely bkcked up with
claimants for admission. The doors were opened
at 12 o'clock ; and in a few minutes after, the
gallery was filled in every part ; anti even then,
to the exclusion ot more than treble the number
ot those who were admitted. The gallery door
(the !owe' one) was then locked, and continued
so till a very late hour at night.—At a little be-
fore four o'clock the Speaker took the chair.
London, England, 1819-05-04

BOROUGH OF PENRYN.

A petition was presewed trout the Electors of
the Borough of Penryn, praying that the elective
franchise might not be taken from them, or ex-
tended to the neighbouring hundreds ; and that
tbey might be heard by Counsel against any Bill
for that purpose.
COAL DUTIES.

On the motion of Mr. Flourta SUMNER, there
scuts ordered to be laid before the House an ac-
count of the quantity of coals used in All she
departments, in the years 1813, 1814, 1815,
and the years 1818 and 1819 ; and also an ac-
count showing the quantity exported for the use
of Government in the same years. -
On the motion of Mr. CoURTENAY, a new
writ was ordered for the Borough of Oakbampton,
in the room of Christopher Saville, Esq. deceased,

A petirioD, presented by Lord NIILTON, from
Chat Piti, complaining ot an undue election
for the Borough of Camelford, wls ordered to
be taken into consideratiou on the 125th instant.
CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

Mr. C. DUNDAS preseuted a petition from
certain not tion of the Clergy of Berkshire against
the Catholic Claims. Whilst he bore his testi-
mony to the respectability of the petitioners, it
was due to himself to state, that he did not con-.
cur with them in their apprehensions for the se-
curity of our establishments from concessions to
the Catholics.

General WALPOLE wished to know, whether
that petition proceeded from the body who called
upon the convocation to overawe the Legislature?
What was the Attorney-General doing when such
an attempt was made against the freedom of dis-
cussio►n in that House

The petition was ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. BAsraan presentee! peti►ions from the
Country of Devon and the City of Exeter against
the Catholic Claims. He fully agreed iu the

praytt of the peti,loners.
Mr. NEIVI4‘I4 kt to Member for Exeter), said,
the petition how that City was given to the Ho-
nourable Member, as the son of the man who
had been the uniform advocate of Protestant
Ascendancy.
Lord EBSIWGTON said, due notice had not been
given of the meeting at which this petition was
voted. but two dear days bad intervened between
the time at which the notice was given, and that
at which the meeting was held. He meant no re-
flection on the High Sheriff, -or on the persons
who had signed the petition, but he telt that he
*med it to the great body of the Nouility, Gentry,
And inhatbitants, to Witt alit remark. 11 he thought
London, England, 1819-07-09

ALL the LOTTERY will be Draili2Et JULY.

Schemes, with full particulara, and a:List of the Capital
Prizes of L. 30.000, L. 20,000, &c. &c. sold by CARROLL,
may be had, gratis, at hisOtfices, No. It, cORNHJI,L, op.
posite• the Royal Exchange, and 26, OXFORD-STREET,
London ;. and at all CARROLL's Ap,•ersts in the Couutiy,
where Tickets and Shares are now on Sate.

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London, England, 1819-07-09

Auctions
Beer
Bricks and Tiles
Candles
Coffee and Cocoa
Cider. Perry, &Verjuice
Glaqs
Hides and Skins
Hops
Licenses
:Malt
Paper .... ........ .........
Printed Goods
Salt
Soap
Starch
IF3:irteisiglin •P
Stone Bottles •
Sweets
Tea
Tobacco and Snuff'
Vinegar . .
\Vine
Wire

Deduct Decrease

Increase on the Year,
London, England, 1819-07-09

REVENUE,

' the Customs)
and'Excise.

Total Produce of Customs, as
particularized above
Ditto of Excise, as ditto
Ditto of Stamps, Post Office,
Assessed, Property and Land
Taxes. Miscellaneous andj

Unappropriated Duties and
Pensions, as ditto .
London, England, 1819-07-09

[Morning Herald.]

THE SPEAKER.—A report has been for some
days in circulation, -which we notice, under the
hope that it may be contradicted on proper autho-
rity, and which states, that the Speaker of the
House of Commons has been proposed a Member
of the Military Club, and that he has been reject-
ed. That the. Speaker of the House of Commons
should be anxious to become a Member of a
Body, whose existence is (in a political point of
view) of such questionable propriety, will be
matter of astonishment to all Englishmen who re-
tain any sense of the principles of their Constitu-
tion; whilst to the ROA Honourable Gentle-
man's 0-lends and admirers it must be matter of
deep regret that be should have exposed himself
to be the stibject of such a debate, and to the
chances of rejection from so constituted a body.
It will give us pleasure to find that there is no
foundation for this report ; and it certainly needs
contradiction, as, from the name being given of
the Proposer, as well as of many of the Sup-
porters and Opposers of the measure, it is gene-
rally believed. The Right Hon. Gentleman is
moreover stated to have been proposed in a gene-
ral tind extraordinary Meeting of the Club, acid
to have been rejecte4 by 'open vote in lieu of by
ballot, ari is the common custom.
London, England, 1819-07-09

NEW-INVENTED ANCHOVY SAUCE.

Um UNDER the above Nae, E. LAZENBY and
SON respectfully solicit. the Attention of the Nobility
and Gentry to their new 'utile .of preparing ANCHOVIES as
a FISH SAUCE. It will be found to possess a Richness and
Flavour, superior to that prepared in the old way, and one
trial will prove its superiority, as it is nut so liable to turn
rancid when opened, but keeps fresh and sweet in the hottest
weather.
E. L. and Son presume the above will prove a very desir-
able Article for the Past and West Indies, as it is warranted
to keep any length of that.; Is prepared only at their of re-
house, No. 6. Edward:street, Portman-square, the Walabel
each bottle being signed kAizabetli Lazenby.
London, England, 1819-07-09

SHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 7 —Arrived the Ceylon,
GILMAN, from New Orleans ; sailed the 27th
May, in company with the Eliza, YATES, for this
port ; on the 3d ins'. off Cape Clear, spoke the
Traveller, from St. John's, N. 8., for this port,
out 17 days. The Alexander, from New Orleans
for this port, struck on some drift wood in coming
down the Mississippi ; she had. eight feet water
in her hold, and must discharge.
DEAL, JULY S.—Arrived the Brisk sloop of
war from a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY B.—Sailed the Sisters and
Defence transports to the Eastward.
BrzisTot., JULY 8 —Arrived the St. Elizabeth,
LEWIS, and Ann, GARDEN', tram Jamaica-
London, England, 1819-07-09

REVENUE,

distinguishing the Customs
and. Excise.
Total Produce of Customs, as
particularized above •
Ditto of Excise, as ditto
Ditto of Stamps, Post Office,
Assessed, Property and Laud
Taxes, Miscellaneous and
tnapprOpriated Duties and
Pensions, Its ditto
London, England, 1819-07-09

SEDMOUS MEE I ING.

BLACKBURN, JULY s.—About one -o'clock on
Monday the people began fo assemble, on an
open space of ground, and at two Mr. Knight (a
well known character in, Manchester) was called
to the Chair. After a number of very violent
and inflan►rnatory Resolutions we:e passed, the
Meeting broke up, and the parties peaceably dis-
persed. There were about 2000 assembled ;
bmongst them were a 'timber of women and
children. Several accidents happened by the people
flying in all di!ections, owing to a fake report that
the soldiers were coming A paltry boatel and
flag were hoisted, and upon the top of the latter
there was a red cap, which the party called '' the
cap of liberty." The principal speakers were
Knight (author of Hiutsto Emigrants, &c.), Wroe
(publisher of The Malichester Observer), Saxon.
Fitton, and Mitchell (I know not what), trout
Manchester, and Parson Harrison (of Stockpor),
also Latus, (a chair-maker), Dewltursr, (a reed-
maker), and Austin, a shoe-maker of Blackburn.

One of the speakers said, they h:id petitioned in
vain for their just rights, but their petitions were
treated with contempt, and all the resource they
now had was to approach the Throne and demand.
them —The Parson observed, he could not say
any thing in favour of the people carrying arms ;
he ,thog:ght they were sufficiently strong to resist
all attacks without them, for what had they to
contend against ! a phantom—a mere phantom.
The soldiers, he was well aware, from the highest
General, to the lowest private, were in favour of
their rights ; and he had no doubt but, if it were
,brought to issue, that nine out of ten would join
then). Another speaker said, that nothing but
physical force and the strong arm of the people
would do.

LEEDS, JULY 6.---Yesterday evening the Re-
quisitionists for Reform waited upon the Mayor
of this town, pursuant to previous appointment,
for his Worship's answer to their application;
when he gave them some most wholesome ad.
vice, and pointed out the inutility of the proposed
meeting, and the impossibility that it could tend
to any good purpose; that it was, in
,fact, more
likely to prove highly injurious to them, and dan
gerous to the community at large. He said he
bad given their request the most attentive consi-
deration, and should be most happy if it were in
his power to afford relief and assistance to the
numerous unemployed workmen ; but after the
most mature deliberation with his brother Magis-
trates, his duty to the public at large forced him
to refuse calling the required Meeting.--In,con-
equeoce of the above refusal, the Requisitionists,
it is said, intend calling the Meeting tberAelves ;
but no day is yet fixed. Rumour says it will not
be until the Parliamentary recess.
London, England, 1819-07-09

Total Revenue, distinguishing!
the Customs and Excise
Deduct receipt upon Property
War Duty on Malt, and
Unappropriated Duties

Revenue, exclusive of Pro-
perty, War Duty on Malt,
and Unappropriated Duties

REVENUE;

Distinguishing the Consolidat•
ed Fund. the Annual Duties,
and the W:tr Taxes
London, England, 1819-07-09

ME MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY• 9.—The supply of
Wheat was very large from Suffolk this morning,
for which higher prices were asked, but could nut
be obtained, and towards noon some sales were
made at Wednesday's prices. Fine flesh Oats met
ready sale, beat not on better terms than on Wed-
nesday ; Beans and Peas fully support Monday's
prices ; in Barley there is but little doing.

SMITHFIELD, JULY 9.—Our Market to-day was well sup-
plied with all kind of prime Cattle, and Beef rather dearer.
In Mutton, Lamb, and Veal, the trade was rather brisk, and
the prices were cheaper than last Market. Pork remains as
per last Nlarket. The business in the Hay Market was by nu
means brisk, but fine Old Hay retains its price, and inferior
qualities are lower. Straw remains as per our last quotation.

FOR THE SUN.
London, England, 1819-07-09

CUSTOM S' LIST.

Entered Inwards, Ju,'y B.—Esther, Butterfield, Leghorn;
Mary boy, St.►ngate Creek; Lively, Bayes, Harlingen; Mi-
nerva, Grinner, Fretterickstadt ; Vrow Maria, De Doer, Brus-
sels; Quatre Sceurs, Sagint, Rouen; George, Houghton,
Jersey.
Entered Outwards, July B.—Agnes, Spain, New York'
Lord Liverpool, Nurfurs, Rotterdam; New Union, Peter-
son, Calais.

Cleared Outwards, July 7.—Diligence, Edwards, Dublin;
Ambler, Mitchel, Harlingen; Princess Charlotte, Vaughan,
India; Herus, Vailiant, Calais; Industrie, Duyvenboder,
Rotterdam; Dorothy, Edmonds, Harnburgh; John, Smith,
Quebec; Jean, Brown, Quebeck ; May, Reau, Moranchi.
London, England, 1819-07-09

Total Revenue, distinguish-I
ing the Customs and Excise
Deduct receipt upon Property,
War Duty on. Malt, and
Unappropriated Duties.....

Revenue, exclusive of Pro-
perty, War Duty on Malt,
and Unappropriated Dutiesi

11,060,592'

12,181 . '2s',

Ai Account, ot the Produce ot cue •
(exclusive of any Arrears received of the War Doty
in the Years ended 4th July, 1818 and 1819, showinz I
crease or Decrease on each Head thereof.

'ears en
1818.

sth Ju
1819.

Increase.
London, England, 1819-07-09

tOgicE

THE 11 EVENUE.
istrtict 4. the Ni, Produce if the RetenUe rge Great
Britain, in the Year:s and quarters ended 51h July,
1817, sth.lulu, .1818, and
,sth J , 1819,. d;stiiquislt-
ing the Consjlidated Fund, the AnnUal Duties, and the
Ta[res, and also distinguishing the CUstoms aid
:EreiSe.

REVEN UE ;
distinguishi t lie Consolidated!
Fund, the An'Aual Dutie:s,!
and the War faxes.

Year:

ended sth July.

1818.

Custonis .l
Excise
Stainps • •
Post Office •
Assessced Taxes . '
Land TaXes •
'Miscellaneous .•
Unappropriuted Wax Duties

7.898,556
17,6'27,854
6,445,768
1.57,5, MOO
6,1ta009
1,163,6'21
517,6(39

Total CbnsOlidateA Fund...

Annual I)utis to pay off Bills:
Customs '
EZeise
Pension's, &c.

Total Annual Duties

Permanent & Annual Duties

War Taxes:

Customs
Excise
Property

Total War Taxes ......

Total Revenue, disV.nguish-
ing, the Consolidated Fund,
the Annual Duties, and the
War Taxes...
London, England, 1819-07-09

1 Hanibiugh.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.molutosirs4
mornin, 31 minutes after 4.. J Evening, SIS minutes after

THE SUN.

SOLL'3I QUIS RICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1819.

of
We r‘ecei.ved this morning the Paris Papers
Tuesday last.—The discussion on the Budget oi
Ways and Means was still lingering in the Cheat'
ber of Deputies ; hut, according to report, it W..
at length to close on 'Tuesday.- Tue followi"

are extracts :

" Pants, JULY 6.—Yesterday the King WO"
acted bosinel; with the Minister for Foreign I4a.
His Majesty afterwards took an airing g.

fairs.
Vincennes.

" The Ecole de Droit continues closed;
tt
piquet of Gendarmerie occupy the hotel, °-
a
prevent the entrance of strangers.
" The number of births.in the Department of
pas -fie- Calais was, in 1818, ]8,578, death"
14,169, giving an increase.of population of 4.409‘
Amongst the deaths were two persons of 100 year,
of age. The number of marriages in 1818 V 1
4,316.
" There was a violent thunder storm at pars;
on Sunday night. The lightning struck in sever°
parts of the city, but happily no lives were 104

FIVE PER CENTS.

'Monday" .. 69 f. 85 c.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817, .... 89f. 90e.
22d Sept. 1817, .. .87f. 90c.

22d March, 1811, .83 f. 90 c.
54(1 Sept. 1813, .. 83 f. 90 C.
22d March,1819,......82f. — c.

" BAMBERG, JUNE 28.—The GAzette of this
town of to-day states, that Professor Oken received
from the Goyernmant of I'Veymar an injon, do" et.
ther to reaigo his office, or to ceaseediting the Jolly'
London, England, 1819-07-09

OLb BAILEY.

Yesterday ,John thitchinsiou and William Jarrord
were indicted for burglariously breaking and en-
tering the dwelling-house of William Charles Al-
vey, Ott the 27th of Suite last, with intent felo-
niously to veal his goods and chattels.
The prosecutor deposed that he resided in Han-
,eity-court, Mary-le-bone. Ott the night of the
;'ay mentioned in the indictment, he wAs awoke
front his bed by a noise front an adjoining empty
house, which, upon his stirring about, however,
ceased. About two ri'clock the noise was renew-
ed, and upon gong to one of his windows, he
saw two men, one of whom had a part of his
body in the s:nop, forcing himsell in through an
ioPerture w'elch had been made in the wall. He
immediively gave an alarm, anti the watchman
lAortfri arrived.
J.tnes Parsons, the watchman, said, that pre-
v.ous to the alarm given by Mr. Alvey, he had
ish•eatly been drawn to the place, from the noise
that had been heard in the empty house adjoin-
ing. Hete he and his companions found the two
prisoners, and secured theist, with two crow-bars,
some pick-lock Veys, matches, phosphorus, and
other articles used in housebreaking.
Upon a question front Mr. Justice HOLROYD,
the witncss said the alarm was given just as he
railed half past two o'clock.' It was then day•
break. There was light sufficient to discover a
man's features if he had been a little closer to the
spur where the hut glary was committed.
• Mr. Justice HoLaoYn imtnediately directed an
acquittal, the indictment charging the offence to
be a " burglary in the night-time.-"
They were acquitted accordingly, but received
a warning from the Court, as also au intimation
that they were still liable to punishment.
Sarah Lyon and Esther Levy were capitally con-
victed for stealing eleven cotton handkerchicfs,
the properly of Joseph Thomas Martin, privately
in his shop.
Henry Phillips was capitally convicted for steal•
.2.2 yards ot muslin, and 15 yards of printed
c.ittoo, value 6!. and upwards, in the dwelling-
house of John Norris.
London, England, 1819-07-09

BIRTHS.

On the 7th inst. in York-street, Portman-square, the Lad!
of William Benett, Esq. of a son.
On Tuesday, the 6th inst. the Lady of Henry Earle, Est?'
of 13erner3-street, of a daughter.

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London, England, 1819-05-03

His Grace the DUKE of ATHOLL in the CHAIR.

His Grace having st;ited generally' the object of tlit Meet-
ing, the following Resolutions were proposed, and unani
mously adopted:—

Morel ay the Right Hon the Earl of Breadalbane, and se-

conded by Lord Saltoun.

1. Resolved, That the unparalleled victories with which
the Great Disposer of Events was pleased to bless the British
anus by Sea and Land in. the Late Glorious and Eventful
War, in which tut- valour of Scotchint,n was,so conspicuously
displayed in eve, y quarter of the Globe, justly deserve to be
cc,raeinor'ated in tine -Metropolis of Scotland ty some apko-
priate Memorial of National Gratitude.
Moved by the Right Hon. the Earl of Roseberry, and second-
, ed by Kin kman Finlay, Esq. M.P.

2. Resolved, That a Monumental Edifice, comprehending
a Church destined to the.purpose of Divine Worship, and or-
namented in such a manner as may perpetuate the Memory
of the Great Naval and Military Achievements of the late
War, will afford a lasting proof, not only of National Grati-
tude t' thi' Alinigllty for his protection, hut of the affectionate
realembrance of Scotland of those Gallant Officers and Men
who fought and bled in the service of their country.

Moved by the Right Hon. the_Earl of Northesk, and second-
ed by General Ross.
•

3. Resolved, That the glorious and important services of
o army in Asia, in the war recently and successfully ter-
inii.aed, in which British valour was so eminently mani-
fes cal, shall be commemorated in the proposed rational Mo-
nom rut.

%Moved by the night Hon. the Earl of Rogeberry, and se-

Anded by Lord Saltoun.

4. Resolved, That, for the'purpose of accomplishing this
desirable object, a General Subscription shall immediately
be" Opened, and the most effectual measures adopted to raise
a fund for completing an Edifice worthy of Scotland.
Mowed by the Right Hon. the Earl of. Roseberry, and se-

conded by Lord Saltoun.

5. Resolved, That Subscriptions of any amount, net being
less than tl. is. bi- received. ,
Moved by the Right Hon. the Earl of Roseberry, and se-
conded by the Right Hon. Wm. Dundas,

6. Resolved, That due provision shall he made that no
Subscriber shall be responsible, or called upon for more
than his individual subscription, on any account whatever..
Moved by Sir John Sinclair, and seconded byJohu Maxwell,
London, England, 1819-05-03

PUBLICATIONS.

TRAVELS IN NORTH AMERICA.
In a' few Days will be published, •
Irr Octiyo, the Second ,Edition, of
TRAVELS in,CANADA, and the UNITED
STAPES of AMERICA, in lsid and• 1817.
• By P. HALL, ken,
Late Military Secretary to-General Wilson, Governor in
Canada. - •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reds, Orme, and Brown,
London.
Mr. Haft ih a clever, lively man, very much above the
common Lace of writer.;; with very iibeial and reasonable
opinions, which he expresses with, great holdmess. •
Edinburgh I_teview, No. 61.,
London, England, 1819-05-03

Esq. M.P.

7. Resolved, That the following Noblemen and• Gentlemen
he appointed a Committee in London,' to carry the objects of
these Resolutions into effect, to correspond with the Coro'-
rnittie in Scotland, to assemble General Meetings, and with
powers to 'appoint Sub-Committees, when necessary.
8. Resolved, that Archibald Campbell, Esil he appointed
Secretary to the London Committee; and that Subscriptions
be received at tine following flanking Houses :
Barclay, Tritton, Bevan,"and C r. Lombard-street ;
COutts and• Co. ;
Drummond and Co. Charing-cross ;
Hgrries Farquhar, and Co, St. James's-street ;
Hodsolcand Stirling, Strout'. ;
}'erring, Shaw, Barber and Co. Cornhill.•'
Also at the Office of Archibald Cambell,Esq. the Seere-
tory, Suliolk-street, Charing-cross. '
(siOH) ATHOLL.
The Doke of Athol! having leftithe Chair, and the Earl of
Rnseherry having taken it, the-Earl of .Breadalbane Moved,
that the thanks of this Meeting by given to his Grace the
Duke of Atholl, for his able c..ocluct• el,. Chair, and fur
his unremitting- attention to whatever concerns the honour
and prosperity of Scotland; which was seconded by George
Sinclair, Esq. M.P. and unanimously agreed to. • .
Secretary to, the Corniuittee in Scotland, M. LINIIII'4O, Esq.
Secretary to the Commit tee in LOndon, A. CAMPBELL, Esq•
NAMES OF THE COMMITTEE IN LONDON.
His Grace sue I)..ilienf A e4yll, .Sir George Cterke, Bart.
!liii,GroklbeDake of Atjurii, Sir 'John Marjoribanks, of
His Grace the Mkt. of Moo- Lees, Bart. M.P.
ttose, &'l. E. Lockhart, M.P.
His Grace the Duke of Roc-•I Sir Charles Edmitiistone,
-burgh, The Hon. A. M'Dooald,
The Most Nobletlie Marquess Admiral Sir William John-
of Stafford. stone Hope, K.C.B. M.P.
The lot Noble the Marquess James-Drummond, Esq. M.P.
-of Lothian, I Archibald Campbell, Esq. of
The Most Noble the Marquess Blythewoot!, NI.P.
of Tweeddale, Charles Forbes, Esq M.P.
The Most Noble. the Marquess Sir Georg:: Warrender,
pf Himtly, Sir James Shaw, Bart.
The Earl of Morton, The Hon W. Elphinstone,
The Earl of Lauderdale, John Maxwell, Esq. M.P.
The Earl a nr,atkohane, C, Marjori banks, Esq. Chair-
The Earl of Aberdeen, man of the East India Corn-
The Earliof Roseberry, PauF,
The Earl of Rosslyn, , J.lngl is, Esq. Director of ditto
The Earl of Northosk, .Coutts Trotter, Esq. Banker,
The Earl of Fife, Mr. Ebenezer Maitland, Bank
Lord Keith, Director,
Lord Erskine, Mr. Spottiswood, Solicitor,
Lord Viscount Melville, Archibald Campbell, Esq. of
Viscount Arbuthnot, Cadogan-place,
Viscount Duncan, Dr. John Herdman,
Lord Belhaven, A. C. Grant, Esq. M.P. Pall-
Lord Montague, Mall,
Lord Lyndoch, Edward Ellis, Esq. M.P.
Lord Archibald Hamilton, ' Sir Walter Stirling,
Lord Binning, Watson Taylor, Esq. M.P.
The Right Honourable Win. Lord Saltoun,
Dundas, M.P. Lord Corville,
The Right Honourable Sir 'Sir Thomas Bell,
John Sinclair; George Sinclair, Esq. M.P:
London, England, 1819-05-03

FOR TEi E SON.

MR. EdITGR—The following is a Form of
Lion for the preient anxious -period, which has
been circulated by a most respectable Society of
Protestants united in defence Of the Established
Religion

" To the Right Honounible the Lorda Spiritual and Teat-
- poral in l'arliament assembled; •

" Or to, &c.

" The htimble fiWtion of the underigned Lhabitanti

" SHEWETH, That it is with unfeigned satisfaction your
PetitionetS see their Fellow-eountrymed •of the Rowish
Chuieb freed from all Pains and penalties on account ortheir
Religion, and iu the full enjoynient of the blessings of to-
leration; but your Petitioners feel it their bounden duty, not
Only to theinselveS but to posterity, to resist theirerideavours
(notwithstanding the nnnierous concessions already made to
them) to get possession of Political Potier and Legislitivo
Authoriiy, and thereby to destroy that Protestant Ascend-
ancy to vi•hich the People of tliii Country are indebted, under'

Providence, for the establiShuient of their Libet•ties on a firm
and Solid haiis. For they consider it to he a fixed and unal—
terable principle of Our Gioridus Constitution, as settled at
the Revolution, that the Legislative and Executive Authori—
ties of this Protestant Ctitnitry ,can be administertd only by
Protestanti. •

.44 That your.Petitirniers regard the Laws, by ,which that
principle is established, as no less sacred and inyiolable than
IttAnSLA 63ARTA and the BILL (if RIGHTS; and they implore
your Lordships [or, &c.] steadily to reject all applications fur
the tepee! thrise Laws."
London, England, 1819-05-03

an the (oth May will he published,
• The First Part of

DIGESTED INDEX of the CRIMINAL
STATUTE LAW of ENGLAND, alplialietically and
analytically .arranged ; - sheaving, at one View, the Present
State of those Laws; the several Statutes at length; creat-
ing, continuing, reviving, or mAking perpetual the same,
and how-far "they severally hear upon, and are "affected by
each other.

By H. NUTTALL TOM TINS; Esq.
Of the Inner Temple.
. _

London : Priuted for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller,
7, Fleet-street; between the Temple Gates.
London, England, 1819-05-03

WAGGONS.

• To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stamnore,Three
Times a Week. • ,

DISS, Beecles, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk,
every Monday. . -
CIRENCESTER., Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glen-
cast er,. Three Times a Week.
SOUTH AWION, Wia.cirester, Rumsey, Lyndhurst, Ly-
mington ristehnrch , Ring-wood, FOrdinghridge, Wim horn,
Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Cinernsey Waggons (Daily).
SUNBURY, Hampton, anti Twickenham,.Twice a Week.
GREENWICH and Woolwich,- every Day.
TOT VENIIAM and Edmonton, ever y Day. •'
• B. W. MOUNTAIN and respectfully acquaint their,
Friends and the Public, that they will not lie-accountable for
any Parcels, Passenger's Luggage, Writiugs,'Plate, &c. for
mitre than Fire Pounds Value, if stolen. lost, or damaged, tin•
ess entered as 'such, and theinsuratee paid for accordingly;
It the Sal acen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, Labdon . •

*** We •arc 'requested to inform .iour •Re'aders,
that •Messrs. Coopea and Co. Surgeons, of Cioar;-
lotte- House, Great Charlotte•street, Blaekfriars-
road, have, in consequence of their extensive
practice, and for the accommodation of patients
at the West-cnd of the Town, established a Me-.
&cal -Board in Woodltock-street, Oxfor&street, a
few doors from Bond-street, where a ehysician of
40 years' experience, and a Surgeon of great emi-
nence, reside, and where all the Board alternately
attend, the Whole of whom are Members of the
Royal Colleges—that thousands have been restor-
ed to perfect health by their united talents is 'mi,
vernally acknowledged, many of whom bad' been
discharged trom Hospitals, and otherikise imnro.
perly treated. They are consulted at Woodstock-
House, Woodstock-street, from Eight in the
morning until Eight at night ; and at the Medical
Board, Charlotte-Honse, Blacktriars-road, from
Twelve till Eight in the Evening.—Mechanics
have advice gratis every evening from Six till
Eight, at both houses, and: on Sunday-mornings
until TwOvc o'clock.
London, England, 1819-05-03

Tug MAttkors.

cotil;7-rACtiANG6, MAY 3.—Although the sup.
ply of Wheat was tallier small this triornittg, yet
the sites were heavy ; fine samples from E.sex,
Kent, and Suffolk, obtained last Monday's prices,
but. all other descriptions are_ 2s. per quarter
cheaper. The arrivals of Foreign Barley in the
course of last week were very considerable, yet
the major part being of inferior qualities, prime
samples, as well English as Foreign, sold rather
freely at a reduction of 2s. per qUarer from the
currency of this day week. The Oat trade was
rather brisk for fine fresh Coin at a deduction of
Is. per quarter. lu Beans, Pease, and other er.6
tides, there is no alteration.

SMITHFIELD, MAY 3.—This day's market was well supplied
with all kinds of prime Cattle; Beef was cheaper, and much
business doing. In Mutton and Lamb there was a briskness
in the trade, and the sales in the latter article were cheaper
than last week, although many buyers at market ; Veal was
clearer; Pork cheaper. The busines, in the Hay Market was
by no means brisk this morning, and very few purchases
made, and those at last week's prices; Clover fully maintained
our last quotations; in Straw there was little or no" business
doing, and prices nominal as per last.
London, England, 1819-05-03

VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOKS,

Lately published by J. CALLOW, Medical Bookseller,
Prince's street, Corner of Gerrard-street, . Soho, in One

large Octavo Volume, illustiated by Twelve Cojiper-plate
Engravings, price I I. Is.,
1.
LECTURES on PHYSIOLOGY. ZOO-
LOGY, and the NATURAL HISTORY of MAN.
London, England, 1819-07-31

BO W-STREET.

DARING OUTRAGES AT WEST END FAIR.-Yes•
geniis y the men who were examined before Mr.
Portal P. on Tuesday were re•examined before the
same Magistrate. Riclord Harris and Samuel
Dickenson were adniitted to bail, they giving a
satisfactory account of themselves, and respectable
bail being offered for them ; their being found in
the company of Walter Ellis, who was one of the
principals in the outrages, was, it appeared, by
accident, they all being on their return to Lon-
don at the same time. On Walter Ellis was found,
the skirts of two goOd blue coats. He was com-
mitted for trial on a charge of stealing the two
skirts, the property of some person -or persons
unknown. He will be brought to the Office again,
to give those persons who have been robbed and
ill-treated in the fair, or in the neighbourhood of
it, as opportunity of seeing hiui.
London, England, 1819-07-31

SCUITIOUS MEETINGS.

e"TR.ct the foilowioc from The Chester
Chronicle of Friday, 3tily 30
A movement is anticipated among the disaf-
-1„,
NI the ensuing %Tea ; every civil and military
11:eca"ti(ni is taken thwart their designs. A
tisitlernble (plant it y of ammunition bas just been
''''tittletl from the Castle for the distuibed dis-
tt."3; it Was escorted by a guard of the 71st
egintent.

11e ()° Mnutlisy last 1000 stand of arms, under
"r°ll of an Officer's party, was forwarded
dep6t at Cheater Castle to Mauclester,
or ~
'''e artnei association of that populous town.
`1 The latest accounts from Stockport, yester-
tqi three o'clock, describe the case of Birch
;:cirelY hopeless ; the ball has lodged in the
It and all idea of extracting it is abandoned.
entered a little below the pit of the stomach,
rack the breast-bone, and took a direction to
tae left.
" The Magistrates have come to a determine-
-444 to het with decision, and suppress all sediti-
-11" "clings immediately as they assemble, and
11e civil power be not sufficient, then to read
the
iticn Act, and call in the aid of the military.
4t'
43
as it should be. An indiscribable state of
44""iness ptevails at Stockport and the environs.
ti"`"r from a most respectable gentleman in that
the
to a ftiend in this ci•y, says, in allusion to
e "sassination of Birch, " God only knows
to
tr`e turn cotiicS am teatlul the matter
*tll not end here."
London, England, 1819-07-31

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WILTSHIRE ASSIZEc.

SALISBURY, JULY 29.—The Assizes closed to-
day, when, in addition to Robert Watkins 'the
murderer, twelve persons received sentence of
death ; but none, of the twelve were ordered for
execution. One person was sentenced to be trans-
ported for life, and two fur 14 years. Mary
Tilley, who was charged with the murder of (I, r
bastard child, was acquitted of the murder, but
found guilty of concealment, and was sentenced
to I we've months' imprisonmen►. Several others
were sentenced to short imprisonment, and six
were acquitted. The case of John Webb, whose
trial for forgery is fully reported in our Paper of
Thursday, was, upon further consideration on the
part of the Learned Judge, reserved for the opi-
nion of the twelve Judges.

DARING ROBERRIES.—Hai:kney and Kingsland
still continue to be infested with darin!, gangs of
robbers. On Wednesday morning, about eleven
o'clock, as a youth was going down King's-
toad (commonly called Dirty•lane), Kingsland-
road, he was knocked down by a short thick-
set man ; a fart ier, who lived close by (which
the villain did not seem to be aware of), hear-
ing the boy cry out, went to his assistqnce,
but unfortunately the robber escaped.—On
IVednesday night following, about half-past
ten o'clock, as a gentleman was crossing Ilack-
ney-fields rather intoxicated, he was knocked down
by a gang of right or ten villains, who rice:l(ll.'lly
hint by beatin4 him with bludgeons, Btc.
The Gentleman had a large cut over the eye-with
one of the sticks : they robbed him of his watch,
and about five pounds in notes, and some silver.
—Yesterday morning between two and three
o'clock! the house of Mr. Whittingham, grocer,
opposi/e St. James's Church, was broke open
and robbed to 'a great amount. The family
retired to rest at a late hour, after having care-
fully fastened all the doors and windows. On
the robbery being discovered, Pepper, the con-
stable of St. James's was sent for, who, on exa-
mination, found that the thieves had made a pas-
sage for the admission of a boy, near the kit•
chen-window, and who must have entered and
admitted the thieves by unbolting the (loots,
which were all found open. They robbed the till
of all the money, and attempted to break open a
safe containing property to the amount of 500/ ,
but fortunately failed in thvir attempt ; they,
however, made their escape with a handsome
booty. A watchman's box is exactly opposite
the house,
London, England, 1819-07-31

POE T It Y.

Al ANECDOII4; VERSIFIED.
FROM AMERICAN PAPER.)
A Pat—an odd joker—and Yankee, more Sly—
Once riding together, a gallows pass'd by;
Said the Yankee to Pat, " If I don't make ton fre•,
Give that gallows its due, and where would yon ?"
Why, honey," said Pat, " faith that's easily known,
I'd be riding to town by myself all alone."

REGIS'T'ER OF FASHION.

FESTIVITIES AT STONE, BUCKINGIIANISHITIF,.

The grand festivities given by the Marquess of
BuctuNgu.sza, iii honour of the marriage of his
son, were resumed on Weilnesday evening last.
l'he whole of the splendid suite of rooms ,were
thrown open and brilliantly illuminated. At six
o'clock about one hundred persons of great dis•
tinction sat down to a graod.dinner, served up on
the superb family plate. Among the many per-
sons of rank present were, the 'Marquess and
Marchioness of Buckingham, Lord and Lady
Temple, Lord and Lady Nugent,. Lord and Lady
Arundel, Lord Westmeath and his infant son and
daughter, Sir George and Lady Nugent, Judges
Dallas and Burroughs, &c. At the conclusion
of the dinner, ri most grand and superb display of
fire-works were exhibited on tire lawn by Signora,
liengler. A grand temple was erected, supported
by transparent crests of the Buckingham, Tem-
ple, and Grenville families. The concourse of
people • was immense, and they testified their
gratification by repeated cheers, after which they
dispersed, highly delighted with the condescen-
sion and affability of the Noble host and hostess.
On Thursday, and the whole of yesterday; all the
coaches and vehicles of every description were put
in requisition, to convey away the luggage of the
different families, most of whom have departed.
Lord Westmeath, with his infant children, left
Stowe yesterday, fur his seat in Ireland. Judge
Dallas and Judge Burroughs left on Thursday,
1 anti the remainder of the company, it is expected,
will leave oh this day.
London, England, 1819-07-07

province in 'NIA' tl, Ulster, as well as he could
recollect, the number of children added within
the.sel \co yeart rti those who were instructed in
the public shotils, amounted to 98,000.
The Bill theU passed the Committee—the Re-
port was brought up, and the Bill was ordered to
be read to-morrow (this day), if then engrossed.
Mr. I3ROGDEN brought up the report of the
Pauper Lunatics Bill, and the Bill was ordered to
be read the third time to-morrow (this day).

The Charitable Foundations Bill was then
broogl►t up, after having been engrossed, read the
third time and passed.
Mr. Alderman WooD stated, that be bad not
s.nd that Tomkins's Lottery was all rubbish, as
some newspaper, of which he did not know the
name, had reported, but there was some trash in
He had now a certificate from Mr. West,
Sir William Beecl►ey, and others, stating that, a
very large number of the pictures were very valu-
able, and he believed it.

The House Adjourned at Half-past Eight.

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[New Times.)

The Circular, which we were fortunately enabled to ex-
pose to public animadversion, contains the important infor-
mation, that there exists in the Metropolis a Secret Commit-
tee of Two Modred, who have it in their power to direct the
movements of the discontented and turbulent, and of whom
some we know have already been active in most disgraceful
mad most alarming riots. Sure'y this fact merits deep and
s.vi,ns attention, more especially if it should be found that,
likr the old London Correyponding Society in England, and
th" orijnal Jacobin Club in FL-mice, THIS COMMITTEE, Or
LEADEES, are in constiknt communication with all the
Movzns of SEDITIOUS. MEETINGS throughout the kingdom.
This organization of incipient treason tuut.t be crushed, or
we shall all hold our lives at the mercy of the COMMITTEE or
Two HUNDRED !
London, England, 1819-07-07

[The Times.)

The variety of matters involved in the question relating to
our criminal laws, and the great difficulty of speedily ascer•
tainin; the several investigations necessary to elucidate them,
will most satisfactorily account for the late period'of the Ses•
sion at which the Report of the'Committee is presented to
the Commons. Last night, Sir James Mackintosh brought
up the Report, and expressed his wish, in con•`ormity with
the sentiments of the Gimmittee, that they Might be per-
mitted to sit again in the ensuing Session. To 'a subject so
multifarious, we can only now just advert; but with refer-
ence to this, as well as other important Parliamentary in-
qiiiritqi, the Reports of which, from the diffiulties attendant
upon them, hare not been produced till this time, we join
with the Hon. Member in hoping, that the magnitude of the
questions and the facts bromzlit forward will lose none
their importance by being delayed till the next Session.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perfornted Lew Niel:.
TFte*Tßt:ltovi L, COVENI-GA RUEN.—The School for Seardal :
Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. W. Farreu ; Lady Teazle, Miss
O'Neill. After which, The Marriage of Figaro. -
THEATRF: RoYAG, HAYMARKET, DRURY-LANE COMPANY.—
The Child of Nature; Count Valeutia, Mr. Russell;
Aman-
this, IMO S. Booth. After which„Lock and Key. To which
was added, Past Ten o'Clock, ands Rainy Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.—Predel ick the
Great Brandt, Mr. Dowton ; Matilda, Miss Kelly. After
which, Raymond and Agnes.

PRICE OF STOCKS
TH 18 DAY AT TWELVE D'ELOCK.
$ pet Cent. Imperial 3 per Ct. Ann....oi
3 per Ct. Cons—. 67 GGi 67iii India Bonds, 2s. pr. par
$ per Ccnt. ..75i 76i Exch. Bills, 2d, is dis. Is. pr.
4. per Cents. .. 84i 31 par
3 per Ct. Navy Ann. 101,;411 ....dis.
Ban;:Long Ann. 17i-,1, I Cons. for Accuunt...Gai-lij,

MAILS.
ARXIVEU-1 Waterford.
Duz-1 Waterford, 1 Gottenburgh, 2 Hamburgh.

" HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
Morn*, JJ minutes after 2. Evening, 20 minutes after 3.
London, England, 1819-07-07

SIIIP NEWS.

PLYMOUTn, JULY s.—Arrived the Fox and Crown to°
ports from Jersey, with` part of the 55th regiment; an
d
Fame, Robinson, from Miramiehi. Sailed the NymPlh
for Prince Edward's Island.
PotrrTount, JULY 6.—Arrived the Briton, Rea,A "roP
- f
;,od
Fiume ; and .the Integrity transport, from Deptford. SC"
the Langley, Middleton, for Memel.
Garland°
FALMOUTH, JULY 4.—Arrived off this port the
--
from London, for Baltimore.
COWES, JULY 6.—One of our pilot-boats spoke on theiiii
inst., near Portland,,the Andrew Jackson, Richardson, fvj,
New Orleans. for Antwerp, out 50 days. The Andrs4Jaci
rs
son spoke on the 23d June in lat. 46. long. 36. the Pbee
Nelson, Nixson, from Dublin for New Brunswick, °it .17
days, with loss of foremast and maintop mast.
DEAL, JULY 6.—Came down from the River, the.P3"
Thorn, for Barbadoes; Arab, Allen, for the South
Asia, Mortice, for Bombay; and the American ship 21.4960,14
Giles, for China. The above vessels (with the exception
the Asia) had sailed with the whole of the outward-bound'

CUSTOMS' LIST.
Entered Inwards, July G.—Medusa, Watson, St. Don'inir
Lord Liverpool, Wright, Rotterdam; Perceval, Livingst°°°
Grenada; Baroness Longelul, Coffin, Sokth Seas; facildf
Williams, Sierra Leone; Flora, Harris, Christiana. -"
Entered Outwards, July 6.—Forttax, Foster, AntWerfs
Hibernia, Masser, Elsineur and Riga; Ambler, Mitebei,l43lm
Bogen; Earl Clancarty, Gibbs, Rotterdam; Zectnecuw,. rho
Rotterdam; Sarah, Hodgson, Seville.
Cleared Outwards, July 6.—Sicily, Cupper, Gibraltar t>"4
Genoa; Saxony, Bergh, Hamburgh ; Shamrock, Pille, Cot"
Fredrick Wil beim, Moritz, Stettin ; Lord Normanby,
son, Archangel; Carmarthen, Smith, Archangel.
London, England, 1819-07-07

Decrease.

Custom 4
Excise

Stamps.
Pust-Otrice
Assessed 'faxes
Land 'faxes
:Miscellaneous

65,091

7,G43
49,497

Tutal....,C

545,124

122,231

;Deduct Dtcrease

122,231

Increase on Quin ter..

422,59:3

TilE FUNDS,
Stock! have b
ant: from the i

.--The fluctuations in the price of
een considerable during the week,
immense quantity of Stock thrown

upon the ;Market, a fall of 11 per cent. has taken
place since Friday last. This morning Consols
opened at 6Si, and Omnium at 11- discount, but
at twelve o'doch they had risen per cent., Con-
sols bein;:; done at 681, and Otnnium at 1-4-: dis-
count. The Commissioners this day laid out
17,000/. in Money, and in addition 90,600/, for the
London, England, 1819-09-01

cusTom s' LIST.

Entered Inwarth, drigust 31 .—Thalii, Hubert, Calcutta:
Cato, Morton, Antigua; Garland, Brown, Cape of Good
Hope; Eagle, Herley, Quebec; Aid, Leslie, Gottenburgb ;
Mercury, Rogers, Riga; Alert, Tr a gat e , Liverpool ; Scar-
thingate, Charante; William, Cole, Waterford ; Unity,

Wihninser, Bayonne; Singleton and Speedwell boys, Stan-
gate C:reeh ; I3enser, Hunter, Quebec.
Entered Outwards, August 31.—Bee, Adams, Haniburgh ;
Oakes, Alder:ion, Madeira and St. Vincent's; Star, Deer,
St. Pete' slizir4ll ; Ilut buck, Laing, St. Maki, Cape de Verd
Islands; Perceral, Livingstone, Grenada; Lovely, Mitchel,
New Providence ; Lord Liverpool, Norfers, Rotterdam ; Hen-
'y, Richards, Marseilles. •
cleared OW wards, August 31.—Louisa, Creare, Bremen;
George, l)ciper, St. John's; Ceres, Parker, Cork;
Trle-
wayue, Hayane, Havre.
London, England, 1819-09-01

ranged.

HULL, AUG, 30 —Artived the Fame, CLARK,
from Greenland, 7 fish, 254 butts, ond Cicero,
PARKIN, from ditto, 6 fish, 70 butts.
PORTSMOUTH, Anc... 31.—Arrived the Mary
Ann, NORRIs. from Lood,,n for 'Malaga, with
I,ss of 1216 in-boom. Pat 14,1:1c his :Majesty's ship
Hyperion.

PLY M,)111-1, AuG. 30 —Arrived the Sarah,
CORNISH, frotn Poole for Lk crpool ; the carried
away her mast-head this morning in a synall
London, England, 1819-09-01

THE MARKETS, &c.

CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. I.—We have bad no
arrivals of any grain since Monday, and what
Wheat was left over from that day's supply met
very heavy sale this morning, bgt the same prices
were obtained ; Floe Braley is scarce and en-
quired after, but there is no demand fur the in-
ferior qualities; Oats went off on full as good
terms as on Monday ; in'Beans and Peas there is
no alteration.
London, England, 1819-09-01

SHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, ,At. w. 2L.--Arrived tho
LEA, Isom Jamaica. The Sterling, frnrn thii post
for New York, was on Bantam ltseks the 1114
July, but, was got off Wi;li loss of rat o! het
keel, and leaky; she arrived in Wiscasset the 12th
July, and discharged her c srgo. The Lorenzo,
3t0,-AGa, front Nev Orleans Ist this • port,
into New York in distress, the Captain being de.
London, England, 1819-09-01

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.—Pigeons and Crows : Prin-
cipal Characters by Mr. Terry and Miss E. Blanchard.
After which, Barataria. To which was added, The Mayor
of Garra'tt.
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OreaA-1-lonsm.—A Cure for Ro-
mance : Principal Characters by Mr. Wrench and Miss I.
Stevenson. fter which, Belles Without Beaux. To which
was added, Ile Tailors.

•,,r* For HOME MISSIONARY SoCIETY, and A PITTITE, see
the First Page; and for G. on BAPTISM, see the Fourth
Page.

PRICE 0

STOCKS

TRIM nAv AT T
3 per Cent. Red-71/ 72 714 i
3 per Cent. Cons. "i4iiii
3i per Cent RI
4.per Cents ....90P
s per Cent. Navy Ann. . tOtii
Bank L. Ann..... I9i 3-16ths
Imp. 3 per Cent. Ann..... 704_

'EINE o'cimcv.

India Bonds, 15s. I3s. 159. pr.
South Sea Stock.... 791
Old Annuities .. 71i
Bills,2d, Is. dis. is. pr.
Omniun►
Cons. for Account,... 71i iiif

MAILS.
- ARRIVED-4 Vilatvriord, I Lisbon.
DUE—I Gottenburgh, 1 Lisbon, I Hamburgb.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•UORROW.
Morning, 9 minutes after 12. Evening, 34 minutes after 12.