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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-10

SIIIP 7.1/47ENITS.

The Hannah, arrived in the Dowr►s from Bom-
bay, sailed the sth Dec. ; from the Cape the Ist
Feb., and from St. Helena the if Feb. ; left
the Thomas Contts at the Cape, and the Buck-
inghamshire and Orwell at St. Helena.
On Friday motoing, Muria;; a fog, a brig ran
on the Goodwin North Sand Head, whet e she re-
mains, supposed to be a collier, and should the
weather prove moderate, will be got off the next
flood-1 irle

DRAL, APLUL 9.—Arrived, and remain' in the
Downs. the Hannah, II EATHORN, frnn► BAnnl-ty.
FALMOUTH, APEIL the Diamond,
IIuxTABLE, for London, and a fleet of coasters.

From the Bona at the New E.:4.land Ciffee-Thmse.

A vessel, laden with wood, was on short 9th of
March, near Salem, and was likely to go to
pieces—her name is unknown.
Arriced.—At Malaga, the Wanderer, KEMPTON,
from Cadiz ;—at Trieste, the Dispatch, from
Boston ;—at liavannalt, the —, FttifilEß, from
Cape .de Verds ;—at ditto, the Palimire, CHAD-
DOCK, from Rio Janeiro, in 44 days ;—at New
Orleans, the Edward, ALIZE, from Bourdeanx ;
at ditto, the Treasurer, YOUNG, from LiverpOol.
London, England, 1819-04-10

[PRICI SEVENPENCF,

FOR THE SUN.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS AND SWINDLERS.

ALL EDITOR-It bas bpen of late too much
the piactice to identify the unfortunate Debtor
with the ;fraudulent Swindler. Suffice it to say;
that if the Debtor has been fraudulent as well as
unfortunate, he Legislature hai provided certain,
Exemptions .14;r preventing his discharge, and he
is moreover indictable for any specific crime.com;
milted in:the mode of obtaining credit or goOdi,
&c As to the Sthindler, we have daily insatieei

of commitment, prosecutions, and conviction's ti
But as a better protection to Trade against de;.,
ceptionjrautl, nr imposiaon, it is. reCommended.
to the Trading Ptirt 'Of the Community to direct
some portion of their confidence, to that admir-
able Institittion," The Society for. Protection of
Trade against Swindlers' and Sharpersi" and
would at the same time caution Creditors against
the interested Advice off Loiv Attornies, who re-
commend Actions for Debt purely for the sake
.of putting Costs into their own pockets ; and it
may be truly,assetted, that when Attornies do
this, they art equally guilty of Fraud as the
Debtors whom they
March 30, Essex-street, A HINT.

FOR THE SIJN.
London, England, 1819-04-10

POF,TR Y.

CATITLI,IIS.—(No. XVI.)

Pwdicabo ex, ros clique inruniaba—
A tlreli pathicu, et einade Funi,

FURltis, AURELms,

it tt *

IF A

* * * *

Think ye, because my verses taste
Ot love, think ye mys:2lf unchaste
When chaste is every Poet—know,

Whose actions, not whose verse, is soL

Those•verses have most point and wit
Which are most frolicsome and fit,
Tot only younkers to inspire,
But rouse e'en 4.7 rey-heards by their fire.
Because 'in me yon read of hisses
By thousand, and of amorous plisses,
You think me wanton— *

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REGISTEit ii.,--kl-110,NT.

Sir Robert Steel arrived in town last night from Paris.
The Duchess of Richmond entertained a select party of
fashionables yesterday evening, at her house in Waterloo-

place.

The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans and family are ex-
pected to leave town this day for their seat in Surrey, during
the holidays.

The Earl of Jersey !cares to-morrow for Newmarket; her
Ladyship is going to pass the holidays with the Earl and
Countess of Essex, at their seat, Cashiobury l'ark.
The Countess of Jersey had a select fashionable party last
night at her house in Berkeley-square.
The Earl Onslow has left town for his seat, Clandon, Guil-

ford, Surrey.
The Earl and Countess of Essex left town yesterday for
their seat; Cashiubury Park.
Lord Castleteagh entertains a large party of distinction on
Saturday the 24th instant, at his house in St.James's-square.
London, England, 1819-04-10

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFoRD; APRIL 9.—On Saturday, April 3, the
last day of Lent Term, the following Degreeti were
conferred

Master of Arts—P.everend Edwin Hallied, Fellow of New
College.
Bachelor in Masic—George Drummond, of Nlagdalen Hall,
Organist of Paddington and Bayswater, Nliddlesex.
Bachelor of Arts—William tterestord, of St. Mary Hall.
The whole number of DegKees in Lent Term
was D. Med. one ; 13. 1). three; B. C. L. two ;
M A. twenty-three ; B. Mtrs. one ; B. A. fifty-
seven.—Matriculations, 113.—Determining
chelors of the year, 225 ; of former `•ears, 40 ;
absentees, 53.
London, England, 1819-04-10

cus•rcais LisT.

Entered Inward*, April 9.—Waterloo,„Blackler, Lisbon
Marthea Secilia, Larssdn, Moss ; Vrow Diolie, Dykstra,
Woreutn ; Agues, Cundy, Leghorn ; Dent Swot's, Gohert,
Havre ; Magdalena, reit, ivalberg.; Holmstrans, Heiss,
Dram; Sophia, Halversen, Christiana.
Entered Outwards, April 9.—Mary, Brown, Calcutta;
Pallas, Beckman, Bremen ; Laura, Trettin, Stettin ;
Baynon, Montreal; -Egham, Peter, Buenos Ayres ; Margaret,
Partridge, Teneriffe ; Vrow Maria, De Beyer, Antwerp; Aid,
Teasdale, Riga; Catherine, Esson, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared Outwards, April 9.—Victoria, Montgomery, To-
bago ; Lingars, Cropton, Montreal ; Lord Castlereagh,
Yonnghushaud, China ; General Wellington, Newton, Buenos
Ayres ; Alert, Leleza, Rouen ; Maria, Pilcher, Bourdeaux ;
Noma, Catelain, do. ; James, Lawson, Riga; Adn, Thatcher,
Bombay ; Canadian Packet, Robson, Quebec ; Luna, Harri-
son, Montreal ; Argo, Sosby, Bergen ; Alliance, Steward,
Prince Edward's Island; Ann, Munroe, Sierra Leone; Lydia,
Gelston, Philadelphia ; Union, Trutt, Cadiz ; Mentor, Daw-
son, Miramichi ; Enterprize, Paton, do. ; Royal Oak, Darley,
Prince Edward's island ; Doncaster, Marshall, Quebec;
Briton, Dobson, do. ; Europe, Armstrong, Pictou ; Roberts,
111‘Douald, Houdin-as ; Perseverance, Marton, Naroa.
London, England, 1819-04-10

FOR THE SUN.

MR. EDITOR—It has come to my knolige,
that a poor woman, whose maintenance et rely
depends on her labour, is employed by some Jews
in cleaning their houses. These persons take
especial care to employ her, on Surictiys alone ;
making for her as much worlt-as possible; following
her, and standing over le'r at her labour ; and
taunting her for the employment which poverty
forces upon her. It is, I understand, a main.
pastime with these charitable people, to embitter
this sad necessity by asking her, in a jibing
tone—if she woul4(.*Qt rather lie at Church
Thee poor crekitire'Oannot get. ‘tork enough to
support her thrOugb the week thet elm e,

" Her poverty, and not her will, consents."
She had expressed much sorrow at being oblied to
this slavery upon Easter Sunday ; and a person had
offered to.give her as much as she would earn on
that day, to enable her to go to church. But she
is compelled to decline the Offer ; since, if she
staid away one Sundt-y front these Jaws, they
would never employ her again.
You know, Mr. Editor, that I would not
lightly advance any assertion. I shall be most
happy in furthering any tneasrtre whirl) may
rescue one victim, at least, from this Anti-Chris-
tian oppression, that seems levelled against our
holy religion in general, rather than the poor and
bumble instrument of Judaic malignity.
While on this subject, let me observe, Mr. Edi-
tor, that in those quarters of the Metropolis which
the Jews inhabit, a studied insult is exhibited to
the Christian Sabbath, by their displaying every
possible sign of work, as openly as ever the laws
permit, at their doors and in the streets. Perhaps,
however, the fashionable notion of Emancipation
is to be extended ; and, when it once begins
.--WnY Nor ? Of what consequence is the pu-
rity of the Christian Religion, compared with the
cant -of modern liberality ?
I.3ut, Sir, I hope•that some Christians, posses•
sing alike power and feeling, will think upon the
poor woman whose case 1 have stated. A very
little would save her front this bondage of the soul,
which her tyrants cast over her. The affluent'
Christian will pity the poor belieer, whose ne-
cessity subdues her conscience, without silencing
its repinings.

CLEM IiNS.

The Duke of YORK returwed to tows from
Windsor on Thursday night. .
London, England, 1819-06-22

TUESDAY, JUNE

in favour of the appnintment of a Committee to
co•operate with the Trustees and the Select Com-
mittee already appointed.
Sir T. TuaToN folly coincided in the coarse
proposed to he adopted, feeling th.,t unless great
sacrifices were made, no hope could be reasonably
entertained of the 'new, renters, &c. receiving any
return for the advances they had already made.
Mr. ilostett congratulated the Alerting on
their prelent problieetS, parti-taatly on the un-
expected rapidity of the fot _lOl.lllllOll, and the om-
nificent donation of his lloyal li ig. I
iricto3 the
Prince Regent, in additiOn to the large sum al-
trady snitsrritien among themselves.
The'resolotion for the appointment of the Com-
mittee was then put and carried. it'od the to;low -
ing (;entlemen named to compose it eland
Scott, Mr. Stiodgra4s, Mr. Church, Mr. A'Siiit!
Mr, BAreitati, Mr. Bell, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Fos•
brdolie, and Mr. Fraser.
lln'Afix said, that the numbrr of nit-tlits oil
wiikh the Th,atre would be optii was calcul.ned
al 200 ; if WAS kept Teti [Wow, then tile tovet-
Wit, wets to be paid over for the benefit of the new
rettteis. _ _

A resolution was pissed, that it world be for
the benefit of the concern to le► the Thea►re, and
HISO one confjrn►tn; the apin►inttnen' o!' the Coln-
tuittee before nan►ed, who are to confer wI h the
Trueaces, &c. and to report, on Mi!nday next, t he
result of their it►tluirirS ; to' which day the nieet-
ing was adjourned.

LAW INI ELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 21. •
IRON COFFINS.

THE KING V. THE ACTING CHURCHWARDENS OP
ST. ANDRE‘Y'3, HuLBORN.

Mr. CHITTY renewed his application for a rule
to skew cause why a mandant►ts should not be di-
rected to the delandants, orileling ilium to bury
the corpse of the wife of a min natned-Jenkins,
which they had refused to do, because .was en-
closed in an iron cnliin. _

The CHIRF JUSTICE said, lie was still of opi-
nion that this suhicct was more proper for the
decision of the Ecclesiastical Court, than of the
Court of King's Bench. However, that the'
subject might be properly argued, the Court would
grant the rule.
London, England, 1819-06-22

‘rntild furnish the C.mtrions tvitii
Copy (4f the evidence tAen before them 'during
the last S:-ssion of Parliament, respectim: the em-
ployment of Children in the Cotton Alanulacto.
deg.

After some conversation, the motion was agreed
to, and a -MeSCH47e i‘rdeled to he sent to the
Hon,e of Lords to that effect.
London, England, 1819-06-22

NEW STAMMNG ORDER'.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE:, after some observa-
tions upon the neccgsity of having information re-
necting the numerous Bilis that came to that
House, for the regulation of particular trades or
branches of manuracture, gave notice,of his inten-
Con to move a new Standing Order on Monday,
to the effect, that previous to the second reading
of any Bill for the regulation of any trade or ma-
nufacture, fur the stamping or marking of any
manufactured articles, for the extension 'of the
terra of any patent, &c., there should be laid upon
the tai);t a Report on the subject from the Board
of Trade, stating the reasons which had induced
that Board to recommend the measure. It was
olso his intention to move an Address to the
Prince Regent, praying his Royal Highness to
give directions to the Board of Trade, to make
such reports as above.
London, England, 1819-08-14

INSOLVENT DEI1011,S) COUIIT, AUG. 13.

Baron Louis dellozer, Counsellor of Legs.
lion to the Emperor of Russia, was brought tyro
be discharged under the Act. Ile was opposed
upon the ground that be had contracted debts
which be had no.rneatis of paying. In the sche-
4nle it was stated, that be-had no property, and
the principal evidence against him Was a letter
written to his wite in French, in which he
had said "je ne puis toucher ma pension."—Be-
ing asked to explain this, circumstance, the .in.
solvent stated, ,that up to the peace of Aix-la-
Chapelle, he was entitled to a pension, and that
atter it had ceased, be had been induced to ex-.
pect sonic place under Government, or some re.
muneration, for certain works translated by him
fur Mr. Ilamilf oil, of the Foreign-office. This bad
been promked by Mr. Hamilton, and he.was
to expect it in consequence.

Mr. PoLt.ocK, tor the detaining. creditor, Was
aboot. call Lady tviko had. been induced to
advaneeinoney to the Baron, ooder the ideaditat
he had liven nosßessed of a pensioo,- ivhen
. Mr 11F,YioLns (he Coottnissiootr) eywresied
his opinion that it woold'be.stri.ining tile matter
too tar, and the inioivent was tbscharged.
London, England, 1819-08-14

FOR THE SUN.

Allt• EDITOR—Avery modest Letter, pnrport-
te be front Mr. NaLsoN, the late Bailiff of this
Inugh, having obtained publicity by appearing in
e collitnns of your respectable Paper, I think it
one 't° my own character to reply to it
,
.Igli the same channel, trusting to your
141)tittialitv . for the insertion of it. In do-
ll;
g this, Sir, I am not actuated by any ``hosti/1"
whatsoever; and to cnn‘ince you that I
1,4 ttzpillly above " servile insinuations," I will
3 11111 Y assert, thit the Corresrmdence between
itr ll'gh Steward of this Borough and Mr. NEL-
r• ociti
WI it appeared in the Public Prints, was
.11:17.1 bled and incorrect,—garbled, because some part
it "5 —and incorrect, because it was
Itn
."7"t it processed to be, the whole of the
ti
tr"Polidence—for such was most ambiguously

13
th, "I lest yOl.l should think that I am driven to
e necessity of appealing to my own " character
ttitr veraeit,Y," I wilt produce other proofs to coon-
-riance mv assertion. In naming our truly re-
"11/1"4111e RECORDER, I feel both pride and plea-
taure iu referring to an individual whose official
PacilY renders him too well known to need
• "logium of mine to add weight to his
tefit
Utlit3ritY in this affdir :—The' following Let-
-8(e•, *addressed
,to me, shortly after my
eetinii to . the Chief Magistracy of this place,
is
the one alluded to, I believe, by Mr. NELSON,
t f°"l,l an essential part of `4 the Correspond-
nee"--Why the sentiments it contained were sup-
pressed by Mr. NELSON (since . they were com-
b-Innicated to him), or why the litigation was re-
ezbea after having laid dormant for months, is best
k
n"rl to himself :
London, England, 1819-08-14

When his position on the island of Achaguas would
be no longer tenable, bad compelled Morillo
to retire on San Cellos, and towards Valencia and
Caracas, his rear being pressed by P.tez. Gene-
ral Bolivar, it appears, had gone in the direction
of Varinas, Ito doubt to watch the movements of
La Torre. General Sa'otander had proceeded to-
wards TottjA, Where the inhabitants had-c‘dlected
a consPerable soot in specie, possibly to be given
in payment for those sopplies.which the Atti.los-
tura Goveloment I d furnished towards the libe-
ration of New Grenath.-----(Mid.)
London, England, 1819-08-14

STATE PROSECUTIONS.

trarther Particulars.]—The true hill found at
the Warwick- Assizes, is against Geo. EAmon,fs
(of Birmingham, schoolmaster), C. Maddot..ks
(of Birmingham, schoolums:et ), John Cart wright
(commonly called MAjor Cetwright), Thomas
Jonathan.Wooler (Editor of the Black Dwarf),
and Mr. Greathead Leais (of Coventry, school-.
master), for seditiously nieeti!:g to elect a Repre-
sentative for Birmingt►ain, in Parliament, and
electing at that Meeting Sir Charles 'WolSeley.
as Legislati‘..e Attorney and Representative. A
Certiorari has been applied for by the prosecutors,
to remove the proceedings into the Court of
King's Bench,' in consequence of which the de-
'fendants will be stilled upon to plead in that
Court on the first day of next term, and the pro-
secutors will be enabled to take down the record
for the trial of the defendants at the ❑ext Warwick
44417•'•
London, England, 1819-08-14

THE SAME. V. THB SAMR.

The Report of the Master on another, part of
this case was confirmed, there being no.opposi-
tion made to it.

WYNN V. LADY NENV,EOROVOR.

Mr. liont.ELL stated that this was a Petition
-from Lady Dowager Newborough, praying. that
the two ckildren.might not be removed out of the
country by the guardians, and that she might be
put in possession of the estate.called the Abbey,
on her payisng such a reasonable rent as the Mas-
ter 'shall appoint. The late Lord Newborough
died in 1807, and recommended in his will that
she should have this privilege. There was no in-
tention of pressing the former part of the prayer,
as a letter had been received last night from the
Solicitor of the guardians, stating, that all inten-
tion of taking the children out of the country had
been totally abandoned. The Lady had in 1810
been married to a Russian Nobleman, whom
she had goitied the country, but she had since
left him and cone hack to England, where there
was no doubt site would remain permanently. lie
therefore could anticipate no objection to her be-
ing pill in possession of this estate, at such a rent
as the Master should think proper.
Sir A. PieGo7 was against the motion. The
lady had formed a new connexion by her marrialie
with this Russia!' Nobleman, and had a family by
him. It could not, therefore, be very henetirial
to the children of the first martiage to have her
and this second family introduced into the man-
sion. -It was not al:eged that the Russia() hoe-
baud was dead, but solely that a separation had
taken place. Now it was obvious, that the bus-
bind might at any ii.oe come to this country
also ought to be observed, that the lair Lord
New borough had no right to make any settlement
of his property, he hei-g only a tenant for. life,
while therefore, lie could, not use such a right.
After a long discu,siou, it was finally resolved
to refer the case to the .11a:ter, to inquire what
was a reasonable rent, and to put her-Ladyship
in possession ; the rent, in the mean time, to be
secured out of her annual income of 1,7001. which
she enjoyed, by having 1.4001. a-year as a settle-
ment, and 3001. a-year by the wid. The Master
was also directed to report any special circum-
stances.
London, England, 1819-08-14

DREADFUL SUICIDE, &c.

Yesterday morning, about. half-past six o'clock,
a man of genteel 'appearante went into the shop
of Mr. Jeremiah Ash, hairdresser, Landon-street,
St. George's-market, Borough, and requested the
use of a razor for a moment, to cut off some dis-
agreeable hairs that were growing on his upper
lip, Mr. Ash having frequently seen the man in
his shop, had no hesitation in lending the insiroa
ment ; but, at the same time, offered the stranger
Isis own services gratuitously, which, 'however,
ne declined. - He then took the r for in his hapd,
and .approached the looking-glass, whilst Mr.
Ash turned round to get him the shaving-box,
Lut, instead of shaving, he pulled off his cravat,
and inflicted a-desperate worrnd in his neck. Mr.
Ash, on advancing with the shaving-box, forma
the unfortunate nian standing against the wall,
bleeding profusely, and the razor in his hand,
covered with gore. He immediately grasped hire
by the shoulder, and sueeeded in throa log Irina
into a chair, and shaking the razor from his
hand ; he then endeavoured to stop the blood
with a napkin, upon which the wounded man,
aware of his intention, with a sudden and des-
perate exertion, sprung from the chair, and seized.
the razor, which he was again about to apply
to his throat, when Mr. Ash seized his uplifted
arm, and, for the moment, prevented him. A
',desperate struggle ensued, in the course of which
he made several attempts to cut Mr.. Ash, who,
at length overcome, was obliged to save himself
by running into the back•room and locking the
door. The unfortunate stranger then drew the
razor several times across his throat, -and cut the
jugular vein, when the effasion of blood was so
great as to suffocate him, and he dropped down
dead. Mrs. Ash, who was in bed, was alatmrd
by the scunng ; she came down stairs, and be-
holding the shop like a slaughter-house, thought
somebody had been murdered, and called for help,
when a great mob assembled. The cause of Ilia
disturbance being made known, - a sulgeon
procured, but be could cm.er no service. Ile
advised me body to be taken to the Wellington
Arms public-house, which was done; aoil, in
the course of the day, it was discovered that the
unfortunate man was a ruler in the King's Bench,
named James Long. He had carried on the [rosi-
ness of a master-carpenter in Londoti for a length
of time, and the whole of his debts did not ex-
ceed 300/. It is supposed that some disagree-
ment with his creditors has driven him to the
perpetration of this act. Ile hasaleft a wife and
five children, and site is pregnant with the sixth.—
An inquisition was taken in the-afternoon before R.
(..4vratr, Esti'. at the sign of the Wellington
I London-street, Sont h wet k, on the body of J es
Long, he person mentioned above. •Ile, diet—
" That time deceased cut his throat whilst labouring;
under mental derangement,, occasioned by de-
ptession of spirits." •

Last Saturday a write sparrow was shot at
Black-bali, near Carlisle.
London, England, 1819-08-14

rMorning Post ]

It was yesteldly reported that numbers nt the
Loudon Police Officers hid set out for iNlauches-
fer to assist in preserving the public peace in that
too It. On inquiry, however, we s,.iti:.factori'o,-
as(ertaioed that there was no foundation tor this
Itlloll.
London, England, 1819-02-25

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

STATE OF THE POLL AT ONE O'CLOCK THIS DAY.
The Hon G. L.lmn - 2,837
J. C. HOEHOUST, ESQ. - - 2,402
Major CARTWRIGHT - 37

STATE OF THE POLL AT ITS CLOSE THIS DAY.

LAMB - - - -

- 2950

Hoßnousg - - 2545
CARTWRIGHT 37
London, England, 1819-02-25

STEAM VESSELS.

Mr. UUSHINGTON brought in a Bill to ascertain the ton-
nage of vessels propelled by steam.—•head a first time, and
ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.

REWARDS TO EXCISE OFFICERS.

Mr. LUSIUNGTON brought in a Bill to enable the Com-
missioners of Excise to grant certain rewards to their Officers
for meritorious exertions.—head a first time, and ordered to
be read a second time to-►sorrow.
CAPTAIN PELLEW.

11 Sir J. YORKE moved,that the Honourable Captain Pellew
hould hare leave of absence for a mouth on Urgent business.
eh, The CHANCELLOR the EXCHEQUER. wished that
the nature of the busin ould be expla tied.
Sir J. YORKE was u b to state precisely the nature of
the Honourable Captain's. business, but observed that it. was
very natural the Commander of a tremendous three-decker
with fifteen men on board—the flag ship at Plymouth—should
have very nrgent business. . . . . .

Mr. VVYNIN' remarked. that the command of a three-decker
was not private business.
Sir J. YORKE denied having used the word " private."—
He had said •• business," He now understood that it was
punlic.basiness.
Lord CASTLEREAGH said that it was highly desirable to
secure the Mtendauce hi as many Honourable Members as
possible, in ortler to insure the appuintm.ait of the Election
Committees, and he therefore recommended his Homottrabie
Friend to withdraw his, motion until he was able to ascertain
the grounds on which the Gallant Officer in question required
leave of absence.

Sir J. YORKE acquiesced, and withdrew his motion-..

Mr. DICKINSON reported from the Committee appointed
to take into consitteration the Petition complaining- of an un-
due return for the County of Leitrim, that the Sitting. Mem-
ber, Luke White, Esq. had been duly elected, and that the
Petition did nut appear to them to he frivolnus or vexatious.
London, England, 1819-02-25

REGISTER OF FASHION.

The Duke of Wellington will give a grand entertainment,
to-morrow, to most of the Foreign Ambassadors, and a large
party of distinguished personages, at Apsley House.
Lord and Lady Holland had a select party to dinner, yes-
terday, at their house in St. James's square.
T. T. Egerton, Esq. M.P. entertained a select party to
dinner, yesterday, at his house in St. James's-square.
London, England, 1819-02-25

NOTICE TO ARTISTS.

ALL WORKS intended for the ensiling EX-
HIBITION at the ROYAL ACADEMY, most be sent
to Somerset-House, on MONDAY- the sth, or TUESDAY,
the 6th of April next, after which time none can be rec,ivell.
Further particulars will he given in a future Advertisement.
HENR,Y HOWARD, R.A. Secretary.

GAS LIGHT AND COKE. COMPANY'S OFFICE,
Bridge.street,"Blackfriars, Feb. 19, 1819.
THE COURT of. DIR ECTORS, pursuant to
the 9th Bye-Liw, hereby give Notice, that the BAL-
LOT for the ELECTION of AUDITORS, which will take
place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the 'Strand, in
The County of Middlesex, on MONDAY, the Ist day of
March next, will commence at One o'Clock, and remain
open until Five o'Clock in the Afternoon of that Day.
By Order of the Court of Directors,
J. PEDDER, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-02-25

HASLG\ILRF.

The SPEAKER acquainted the Rouse, that the sureties
in behalf of the Petition from Richard Clark, compinin-
lig of an undue return from the Borough of klasleniere, had
o t entered into the recognizances prescribed by Act oPar-
lianient.

The Order for taking the Petition into consideration on
Tuesday the qd of March was consequently discharged.

DROGHEDA.

Sir H. PARNELL was commencing some observations
preparatory to his motion fur deterring the consideration of
the Drogheda Election, when
The SPEAKER interfered, and observed, that there was
among tbe Orders of the Day a question directly affecting the
privileges of that Hnnsci, which of course must have the pre-
cedence of other husiness.
London, England, 1819-08-13

mAtutrEn.

On the 10th inst. at Quidenham. Norfolk, by the Lora
.Bishop of ;I‘.l..rwich,,James. Macdonald. . E:q. only son
of the Right liono,rable Sir Arithibald ‘l4cdonald, Bart, to
the Right Hortoitrable Lady. Sophie K,ppel, eldest daughter
of tilt! Earl of Albemarle.
On the 19. th install:, at St. Paul's, Covent-garden, Mr.
George Perram,' of Piccadilly, to Sarah, daughter of Mr.
Samuel Brewer.
London, England, 1819-08-13

airy ; the bulk of the petantit assembled had jtIA
dispersed, but thee succeeded in taking five per-
sons, identified to have acted as drill-sojeants,
who are now in custody,
" Training to A very Sel•lous extent is prac-
tised iti this neighbourhood. On Sunday last,
from two to three thousand persons assem-
bled on a hill in the neighbottrhood of Mid-
dleton, being a-4 im! of muster-day from dif-
ferent places round that town no arms were
used, but they were chiefly exercised in march-
, ing, Ooe of the parties had a bugle; which
sounded as they passed through Middleton, home-
wards, on their return from drill. At present no
information has been given In a shape to allow
the Magistrates •to act, and indeed there will al-
ways be a difficulty in their way, from the facili,y
of dispersing on the alarm being given from the
scouts.

" Tr is expected the Watch and Ward Act,
which comes into operation on Monday next, will
be a means of checking, if not of entirety pre-
venting, these practices which are only carried on
in the country, and .:too remote front the Magi-
ctrates or military to enable them to receive the
infornwion, and act upon it, before. the trainers
are dispersed."
London, England, 1819-08-13

BIRTHS.

• •
•
Yesterday, in Upper Brook-street, the Lady of R. Prime,
Esq. of a soil.
At Greenridge, parl•Th of Lesmahagow, Scotland. Mrs.
Sohn Semple, of a sim;heing her eighteenah child--nine SOOs
and nine daughters, who are all alive and in good health.
London, England, 1819-08-13

DIE().

On Wednesday, the tith instant, of a typhus fever, in the
21/th year of her age, Miss Leonard,dattehter of Mr. William
Leonard, surveyor of Parson's Green, Fulham.
On Wednesday, the Mb instant, at Worthinit, suddenly,
by the rupture of a bloofl-ressel, in the head, Mr Joseph
aensley, of Bolt•court, Fleet.street, itt the Bath year of his

age.
On the 11th instant, at Hackney, Samuel Charles Willis,
Esq. late ot the Military Fund Office, East India House.
At the Hope Estate, Parish of St. Andrew's, Jamaica, nn
the asst May, Roger Hope Ellitson, a negro man, aged ap•
wards of 140 years.
At Freshford, counts, Kilkenny, at the advanced age of 105
years, Miss Catherine Graves.
At Stranraer, Scotlan,:, on the Iltb ult. Mr. Kelly,farmer,
in Stillock. He was a inemberof Sir William Maxwell, Cart.
of Monreith's troop of cavalry, which was then on duty at
Stranraer, and having been warm and much fatbrued with
drill the day before, when be came in from the field he had
taken a &aught of o'er rather hastily, upon which he was
seized with a violent cold and inflammation in the bowels, of
which he died next day.
Yesterday sc'nnight, Mr. Robert Todd, of Southwold, near,
Cottingham, while lifting a sack of vegetables in Hull marker,
dropped dOstii dead. He had been in a poor state of health
for some little time before, and was about 42 years of age.
London, England, 1819-08-13

LETTER FROM MANCHESTER. AUGUST 10

"A large Meeting was held very early on Sun-
day morning upon the hills about nine miles from
Manchester, in the. neighbourhood of Itoyton dtat4
;‘,liddleton. What the object was 1 cannot ascer-
tain, The accounts differ as to the numbers pre-
sent; some saying about 1500, and some several
thousands. They all agree that the islet, were cal-
led together bef,re sun-rise by a bogie, sounded
from 11;e tOp of a bid near Iloyton, and that mall
of them'marched to and from the Meeting in re-
gular nithaitty order. In fact, the training men
'to march in large bodes in that neighb urbood
is quite notorious. The training with weapons is
not done so openly ; hut pikes, which resemble
considerably the ancient battle-axe formerly used
by our English infantry, but are much smaller,
are sketched an she walls trequently, and spew
that the sight of them is very familiar to some of
the inhabitants.

" You will observe, from the Manchester Pa-
pers, that Hoot made his public entry here yes-
terday : report says, be had previously been some
time in the neighbourhood it is certain, letters
have arrived several days since, directed to him
at Manchester. His entry caused a great bustle
in the town ; several of the shops in the streets
where be and his mob passed were closed for a
short time. The special constables were imn:e•
diately summoned, and the troops in the different
barracks prepared to act immediately, it wanted..
The Manchester YeatnanFy Cavalry were tinder
arms in the town all the afternoon, These pre-
parations were made under the
.expectation that
Hunt would return in the evening trout Johnsirp's
house at.Smedley, to address tile mob, But at 7
o'clock the special constables, then assembled in
St. James's-square, were informed that their ser-
Om would not be wanted for the evening, as
Hunt bad left Manchester on a tour to some of
the neighbouring towns. Int,. evening passed very
quietly, though the streets were. remarkably full,
and at the New Cross a great mob was assembled
as usual.

" Where lint is gime to is uncertain. Some
reports say to. Leigh ; others to Middleton, Roy-
ton, &c. Most probAiiy he will pay a visit this
week to all the to,vns in the neighbourhood, to
prepare their mobs for attendilig the gr: at Man-
clrestcr
.Meeting of next Monday It is understood
that large bodies will conic in procession from
the to to Manchester. It thi, shOuld be the fact,
e numbers attending the ,Meeting %.011 be im-
mense.—Manchrster is almost encircled by popu-
lous towns, at a shorn distance (Ift ; Mid some of
the inhabitants of se%eral are the m .st violent
Radical Reformers in the kingdom. For the in-
formation of your friends in the South, I add the
sketch below, which will sties how we are siir-
rounded. The figures state the number of miles
from Manchester. The country bet ween Man-
chester, and several of the towns is so populous,
as to make the roads leading to them bear the
appearance oh street's fur a considerable part of-
the way.
London, England, 1819-08-13

THE BEDFORD CHARITY.

At the request of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL,
this case was ordered to stand in his Lordship's
paper for next Tuesday ; not for the purpose of
further argun►ent, but in order to have the judg-
ment of the Court for 'the satisfaction of the

parties.
The Court was occupied during the day in at-
tending to the arguments of Conri•ei on Bankrupt
Petitions, which were nor of general interest.
London, England, 1819-08-13

[Morning, Post.]

At a late hour last night, a mail from Flanders
readied Gift. office. The Duke of Wellington
reached Brussels on Saturday last. On the fol.
low?ng day his Grace dined at Court, at the Pa-
lace of Locken ; and on Monday be set out for
.'pa and Cologne, whence he will continue his
journey into Germany. There is reason to sup-
pose (says an at tide from Brussels) that his
Grace will be present at the Congress which is
shortly to be opened at Carlsbad. It appears
that all the diplomatic characters, who were
lately at Vienna, have set out for the same des-
tination, and that the whole of the German
Powers, as well as Great Britain and Russia,
will have Ministers at the Congress. We have
already stated that France is not expected to send
any Envoy to this important assemblage; and it
is now understood th,tt the German Powers in-
tend to determine by common consent the Con-
stitutions to be given to those Steites, in order
to pt.t au end ti) the discussions which influence
some heads at this moment. It is the Wivarian
Constitution which is generally considered as
calcillated to serve as a model.

Frankfurt, Aug,. l.—Saud,, though still very
weak, tiegins to ,walk about his room; yet his
medical. attendants think that be hap nut long
to live,

THE ItADICAL REFORMERS.

NE NT TI7ECETAY TETE LorTERV DRAW`.—TWO
PRIZES OFk3G,oOO CONSOLS—ONLY 0,000 'r

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Per.tonmed La,' Nig-ht.
THEATRE ROYAL. flavmattErr.—A Core for the Heart-Ache:
• Young Raliid, Mr.. dunes: Niiss Vortex, Mrs. Gibbs. After.
which, Ladies. .-2,t Home. To which was added, \Vet Wea-
ther.
T,'EATRE ItiGYA ENGLISH OPEItA —The Hypocrite:
IT,ettir Cantwell, ITr DOWt011; Chadotte, Mis Keiiv•
After which, Belles Wititiott'Beatrc. To which was added,
Om, Two, TLiee, Four, Five, by'Adrertiseinetit.

PRICE OF STOCK‘
Tills DAY AT TWELVE it% LtiCK.

3. per Cent. Red. 72U
5' per Cent. Cons. 71iLtAi
4 per ( its
Cent. N. Anri..lo4iili
B;Ank Long Ann 19 3-16ths

India 13s. las. pr.
Exch. Bills, 2d,.... is. 2s. pr.
.140 pr.
Cons. for Accouni,.... 7

MAMS.

ARRIVED-2 D•ablin, 1 Waterford, I Holland•, I Flanders,

New Yolk.

Dtrl;-1 Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey, 1 Gottenburglt,
kiamburgh.

RIGA WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORROW.
Morning, 13 minutes alter 3. I Er,ening, 33 mututes after S.
London, England, 1819-11-09

lED.
On Sunday last, of a nervous fever, John, 'aged 21' ocollj
son of Mr. Joseph Tringham, of Holborn-bill. Tr.,3g5
On Sunday, the ith instant, at Stockwell-place, ,"
Sculthorp, of the Poultry, aged a. L.. tiotise c
ears
Died, on the 3d instant, in the Charity Wor- kie r
ng
Edinburgh, John Barclay, aged upwards of 80 Y:du
sided in this establishment for more than 73 Year': Wbe.:
which time he never ilept a night out of the bouseideat la
he was admitted, there were only twelveirimates "3
the house. - • •
London, England, 1819-11-09

• P'ue Irma viri—this is a dilemma which COBBETT has
made for himself. I should like to see how the OLD TIMES,
too, will get out'of it.

t CARLI I.E is not in this scrape, as he utterlyabjures Chris,
tiantty. But he turned infidel, perhaps, for the sake of his
shop ; ire like poor Apothecary WxrsoN, he could not
get the GO Vri n en tto support him. I see no difference be-
tween tie two Blasphemers, PAINE and CARLILE, except that
the f,.rmer wrote his impieties in a dungeon, and that the
latter got into a dungeon by publishing them. Long may he
remain there!
London, England, 1819-11-09

NiumaEß .8490.]

CONTRACT FOR FLOUR.
.110YAL HOSIITAL. FOR, SEAMEN AT GREENWICH,

-

November 4, 1819.
SUCH Persons as tnny-be willing to Contract
• for Supplying this Hospital- with Five Hundred Sachs
PLOUR, ,may deliver in their Proposals to the Directors
‘!f the said Hospital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, the
tith Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon; and in
the mean time be' ftirnished with•Forths of Proposals, and
744tuattliect 'With •farthor Tarticulars,, -by inquiring at the
Steward's Officelere. • . •
No Proposals will be received after, the hour afore-
, kid, nor will 'any he attended to that are not agreeable to the
ltd Forms ; nor unless the Parties personally attend.

—PRINTS and COPPERPLATES, with I.IIPRESSIONS.
TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SOTHEBY,
At his New and more Extensive Preinises, No. 3, IVEL-
. 4LINGTON-STRBET, Strands on THURADNY, -the .11th
of November, i6t9, anti Seven following.Dafs. (Sunday ex-
-s• Inteci) at Twelve o'Clnck; • ,
ENTIRE• Raid 'GENUINE COLLEC,—
,;, 'PION of PRINTS, the Propt-rty of Mr. RUDD,
.rsolokseller; consisting prinCinally of British and Foreign
*he nttraits, of every Class and Description, most of which will
is and rery useful for the purl use of illustration,and several
4f them scarce ; a Numerous Assemblage of Theatrical Por-
traits, among which are Original Drawings of the most cele-
!silted Comedians of the Garrick School, hy Stothard, Dodd,
•Uaylor. Edwards, &c Pine Prints to incising,: Lord Byron's
..ttglish Bards. Valuable Copper Plates (with Impressions)
ZEtninent Characters during. the Time of the Civil .Wars,
Le • Also, Sets of Plates to the Reprints of Mier-aft% Eng-
4d's 'Champions, and Vicars's England's Worthies, • Excel-
qt Portfolios, &c. &c.

tfZoo be viewed Three Days preceding' the Sale, and Cata.
"tttes (price 2s. 6d.'; had at the Place-of Sale.
London, England, 1819-02-22

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, FEB. 21.—Arrived and remain in the Downs, the
Atlas,•• ShOrt, from Bengal, Madras, &c. ; Wooton, Rayner,
from Africa and Madeira.
Pours:non-Ili, FEB. 21.—Arrived the Matilda, Cummins,
from Oporto. The whole of the Out Wald-bound appear to
ride in safety.
Rio .laNtetto, s.—Arrired the Lord Sidmouth con-
vict ship, for Botany Bay--Bth, his Majesty's ship Creole,
and sailed on the 15th--I 1 th, the Surrey convict-ship, for
Botany Bay-14th, the Grace packet-17th, his Majesty's ship
Icarus.

Ltrearoot,, Fru. 19.—Arrived the Alexander, Surfleu,
from the Isle of France ; sailed the ioth December. On the
sth February, in Lat. 29. 50. N. Long. 25. 3:5. W. passed a
convoy of seven sail, under Portuguese colours, standing to
the north-east.
London, England, 1819-02-22

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.

PHIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION' nml
R. SALE of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, i,
OPEN every Day front Ten in the Morning until Five in the
Afternoon. _ _

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

NOTICE TO ARTISTS.

LL WORKS intended for the ensuing EX-
HIBITION ut 4ie ROYAL ACADEMY, must be sent
to Somerset. House, on MONDAY the .sth, or TUESDAY,
the 60) of April next, after which time none can he recriVed.
Further particulars will he aiven in a fntnrc Adverisement.
HENRY HOWARD, •R.A. Secretary.
London, England, 1819-02-22

CUSTOMS LIST.

Entered Inwards, Feb. 20.—Enterprize, Paton, Constan-
tinople; Matilda, Whitey, Antwerp; Freundscliaft, Peterson,
'fonningen.

E:dered Outwards, Feb. 20.—Lord Castlereagh, Young-
husband, China; Argo, Sashy, Bergen ; Grantham, Food,
Demerara; Castor, Somersall, do.; Isabella and, Margaret,
Hunter, Elsinore ; Argo, Jackson, Quebec.
Cleared Outwards, Feb. 20.--Salus, Crickmay, Smyrna;
Nancy, Trigear, Sierra Leone; Vriendschap, liaverhult,
Amsterdam ; Parfaite Union, Mascall, Dunkirk ; Edward,
Creedse, Bilboa ; Charles, Agasse, Havannah ; Mary, Du-
rant, Bahia; Peace, Barker, Rotterdam; Earl-of Clancarty,
Laming, do. ; Riga, Forster, Havannah ; Scipio, Drummond,
Virginia ; Generous Friends, Baldry, Bremen; Sally, James,
St. Michael's ; Resolution, Reed, Davis' Straits; Newcastle,
Benson, Odessa.

A private letter from Paris mentions, that the
Ministry have resolved to keep no_ further mea-
sures with the Ultra-Royalists, anti that the ma-
jority, small as it was, which enabled Govern-
ment to pais the law on the-financial year, was
the conaequence of a declaration to the above ef-
fect, announced by the Keeper of the Seals in
his speech ;• the left side, or party of the Lite-
ramp, immediately uniting-themselves to i\l ui-
M. Laine was reckoned amongst the
minority on that question.

sters.
London, England, 1819-02-22

Lon don : Printed for J. Rumpus, 6, Holborn-bars.

ripo COUNTERACT the many attempts that
are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious
composition -instead of the Oenaine Blacking, prepared by
DAY and MARTIN, they haveadopted a new label, in which
their address, 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed
in the. centre, that they trust An attenti,!n to this, and the
difference 4f the typ, which is unlike all letter-press; will
enable purchasers at. once to'detect the imposition.
The Real 'lapin BLACKING, made and said Wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Hollinrn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Drucgists, Bdoksellers, Ironmongers, Per-
fumers; Boot-makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles
at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Nlr. SOTHEBY,

At his New Lod more Exteusiveyremises, No. 3, Wellington-

Street, Strand,

On WEDNESDAY, March 3, and Seven following Days
(Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'Clock,
THE verY: 'Extensive, Choice, and Valuable
COLLECTION of MEDALS, in Gold, Silver,- and.
Bronze; a few choice Patterns for Gold and SilVer Coin; the
Mahogany Cabinets for Medal's and Prints ; likewise a small
Select Collection of Marbles, Bronzes, Abbey Seals, and other
Curiosities, the Property of the late JAMES BINDLEY, Esq.
M. A. and F. S. A. removed from his Residence in Somerset-
place.
In this Collection will be found Specimens of the,Works of
all the most celebrated Artists in Europe, particularly some
of the best of T. Simon, kledlinger, Varin, Corsioi,
the Roethiers, Rawlins, Bower, Karlstein, Ferrhman, St.
Urban, G. Mole, the Hamerani, Manger, Roussel, Mosier,
Coker, Merconditta, Droz A (Wrier), Wyon, Webb, &c. &c.
Among the Marbles is a most masterly Bost"of Alexander
Pope, by Roubiliac a very fine Model in Terra Cotta of
Hogarth's Dog, by Roubiliac; the curious Scotch Broach
mentioned and engraved in Pennant's Tour; a large and file
Specimen of the ancient Mosaic, &c.
To be viewed on Monday, March I to the time of Sale, and
Catalogues (price 2s. Gel.) to be now had at the Place of Sale.
London, England, 1819-02-22

F. L. It. a fine of a Hackney Coachman -

Discharged and relieved from various Prisons,
100 Debtors, for the Sum of - 4..309 4 1
Considered the Cases of 80 Petitioners;

proved 47 ' • Referred for Characters 11 Pe-
titions; and Rejected 22.
Benefactions are received by John Camden Nield, Esq. the
Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries,
Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-
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Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, Ridge, and Biddulph, Charing-Cross ;
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mersleys, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Veres and Co. 77, Lombard-
street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand,
where the Books may be seen by those who are inclinedlo
support this Charity, and where the heciety utert on the
first Wednesday in every Month.

London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and .Toy;Pater-
nosten-row ; to whom communications (post-paid) are to be
addressri. •

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ABEILLARD AND FIELOISA. •
This Day was published,
an Elegant Volume, Octavo, with Ten large Plates, from
Thurston's Designs, Etched ,by Thomas Landseer, Aqua-
tinted by Lewis, and printed on a salmorptinted paper,
price 11. Is. in hoards, or with the Plates Coloured, price.
I. ss. in boards, _ _

poEm. in Twelve Cantos, called A NINE-
TEENTH CENTURY, and FAMILIAR HISTORY
of the LIVES, LOVES, and MISFORTUNES of ABEL-
LARD and HELOISA, a Matchless Pair, who flourished in
the Twelfth Century. •
By BOBERT RABELAIS, the Younger.
" Honi suit qui ma! y pense."

The Work is Historical, but the various elucidations may
he deemed •amatorial, matrimonial, comical, satirical, farci-
cal, tragical, anecdotical, clerical, nautical,, regimental,
ethical, metaphysical, theological, philosophical, critical, po-
liticah all the terminative factilty'of—als ! it. may be pe,
rused without a cambric handkerchief in the hand, or creat-
ing a blush upon the cheek ; and yet the author has disdain-
ed the travestie and the burlesque—the pathetic, sentimental,
and the romantic—the gross and the indelicate—the. heroic
and epic—the Byronian—the: Lakian—and the compound
jargon of the minstrels, in prose' and verse—Nature is the
model.
London, England, 1819-02-22

[New Times.]

According to'advices-of the- latter end of De-
cember front jatnaica, the piratical vessels in that
quarter had begun to treat the ships they -fell in
with under British colonrs with more civilit than
tormetly, hat yet could not desist from occasion-
ally cola/Milting depredations„ cconn!s IPA
been received, stating that'CointilodoreAnry still
maintained possession of Old E'rovidence. Many of
his followers were.mnch disgustid, and anxiously
awaiting an opportunity to quit his service,

[Morning Chronicle.]

ANT ALIgN DlPoaTen-.2--Friday last an Mien,
of tie name of Set ingy,, was arreNted, by virtue
of a warrant from the Home Departmenr, and
immediately conveyed to Gravesend, to be em-
barked for the Continent. _

It was not till the evening of Friday the 12th-
inst. that it was decided on proposing a Whig.
Candidate the following thy, at the nomination of

Candidates for Wesiminver, in opposition to Mr.•
Hobbouse, in consequence of his speech on the
Tuesday 'preceding, and of Mr. Place's . report,.
and it was actually past twelve on the same night,
before Mr. Lamb finally decided to stand.—(Mid,)

Died at Ashton Hall, Lancashire, on Tuesda.y
last, in the 80th year of his age, the Most Noble,
Archibald Duke Hamilton, Brandon, and Cbaiel-
herault. He is succeeded by his eldest sun,,
Alexander Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale,.
now Duke Hamilton,-&c.—(Mid,)
London, England, 1819-08-25

I have the hommr, &c.

(Signed)
To the Earl of DEnny, &c. &c. &c. Know:ley.
N.B. A similar Ictter was addressed to Lord STAMFORD,
respecting the Cheshire Magistrates and Yeomanry.

SIDMOUTII.