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NUMBER 8964.]

PUBLICATION

'.phis Day Was published, Quarto, log. Gd.

HE NORTH GEORGIA GAZETTE and
WINTER CHRONICLE, a •Newspaper that was esta-
blished on board the Skips employed . in- the Discovery of a
North West Passage, edits d
• By Captain EDWARD SABINE. R. A.
printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This Day was published;- price 3s.

A LETTER to the. Right flonourable LORD
BYRON, by JOHN BULL.
' . . . . .

" Some of Bull's friends advised him to take gentle me•
thods with the Young Lord, but John naturally loved rough
play. it is 'impossible to express the surprise of Lord Strutt
on the receipt of this Letter."—autiTHNor.
This Letter is the First of a Series, to be continued occa-
sionally. The Second Letter is .addressed to Mr. T. Camp
hell. The Third to his Majesty the King. Aud the Fourth
is also to Lord Byron.„
London : Printed for W. Wright, 46, Fleet-street.

SECOND EDITION OF MAURICE'S HINDOSTAN.
This 'day was published, in 2 Vols. price 41.45.
71HE HISTQWrof HINDOSTAN, as con-
ucctedwltb that of the other great Empires of Asia,
during the most ancient periods, embellished with nume-
rous illustrative Er,ravings of the Avatars, and the Solar
and Lunar Zutliucs of India, and brought down to the death
of Alexander the Great.
By the Rev. THOMAS MAURICE, A. M.
Author of ,Indian Antiquities, and Honorary Member of the
Asiatic Society.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtou, 61, St. Paul's Church-
Yard, and 3, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall.

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London, England, 1821-05-19

TIMBER DUTIES.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE seeing in his place
the Noble Earl who intended to move the second
reading of the Timber Duties Bill, wished to
suggest to him whether it would not be more con-
venient to take the debate on the Committee,
rather than the present stage of the Bill
Earl BATHURST had no objection to such an
arrangement, and should propose to commit the
Bill on Tuesday next.
The Bill was then read a second time, and or-
dered to be committed next Tuesday. •
The Irish Gaol Fees Abolition Bill' went
through a Committee. Several Amendments
were made in its provisions, and the report was
ordered to be received on Monday—Adjourned
to Monday.
London, England, 1821-05-19

P 0 E T It Y.

TO THE EARL OF COVENTRY
I ANSWEE TO AN INVITATION.

BY JCIIN TAYLOR, Esq.
My Lord-, on Sunday, if I'm abE,,
I'll join you: hospitab:e
Indifrrent to all other fare,
lii sure to find good humour thne;

Bons who in sense and wit abound,
Such as elsewhere are seldom_ found,
Daughters, in manner and in miud,
Accomplish'd, elagant, refin'd ;
A:noble Dame, who, all must say
As courteous, sensible, and gay ;
A Father fond of classic lore,

But fond of worth and genius more;
A Scholar and a Poet toO,
A subject loyal; patriot true ;
With guests in whom they all rejoice,
The polish'ci GII±SLEY; sprightly 80rc7.:;
And others wl:orn the. Muse could name,
high deiext, well,known to fame ;
And last a Chaplain, mild and grave,
An humble friend but not a slave.
Society like this to share
Who would not eagerly repair
A trite old adage many fear;
But all would fain fulfil itlere,
Uniting in the wish with me
Oft to'be " sent to CovEN-Tnr."

IMPROMPTU.
" Get me this Rov'rrign ehang'il," said ..TAC
Shrewd Bon, resolv'd to have a fling,
Cried, " What in loyalty gone back !
" X tfrouglit you'd never cliange your Klieg."
11: S.
London, England, 1821-05-19

THE-KING. V. BEI4BOW.

This defendant, indicted by the same Society
for publishing an obnoxious caricature, came up
for the same purpose,' but took time to imparle
until Monday..
The Court rose about two o'clock, when Mr.
Justice Holroyd sat at Nisi Prius. The other
Judges went to the House of Lords. None of
the cases tried at Nisi Prius were of public in-
terest.
London, England, 1821-05-26

PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

, We wish we could throw a veil over the disas-
trous events which happened at Manchester, on
which the public mind had sunk to rest, satisfied
that it had been disturbed by the falsehoods and
exaggerations of Party. As, however, the pre-
tended friends of humanity, though really the
Apostles of Party, have revived the subject, in
order to excite and to foment the spirit of dis-
content, we extract with pleasure the following
remarks from The Hull Packet of Monday last.
Heartily do we concur with that respectable
Journal in its estimate of the character of the
presegt OPPOSITION, with the exception of a
very few well-meaning persons, who have been
misled by its artifices, and who, conscious of a
regard for the public welfare themselves, give it
a generous credit for the same patriotic feelings
and principles. We, likewise, from all the ac-
counts which we have received of the unfortu-
nate transactions at Manchester, as well from the
most authentic general reports as from the in-
formation of those who were on the spot, and
fully possessed of local knots ledge, conceive that
the brief sketch contained in the subjoined ex-
tract is founded upon truth, and-not influenced by
any partial or interested bias :
_
London, England, 1821-05-26

STATE OF EUROPE.

•Mr. ARBUTHNOT moved that the House should
resolve itself into a Committee of Supply.
On the question that the Speaker should leave
the Chair, Mr. HUTCHINSON, unwilling to throw
any obstacle in the way of public business, though
most anxious to call the attention of the House
to, the present state of Europe, would defer doing
so' for the iiresent. He had looked at the book,
but could find no open day before the 13th June,
and he now gave notice, that on that day he should
call the attention of the House to the present
state of Europe.ri .
he. Marquess of LONDONDERRY felt much
obliged to the lion. Gentleman for the course he
had taken. He should be happy if it were prac-
ticable to afford the Hon. Gentleman an earlier
opportunity of :;ringing under the consideration
of the House die -subject on which he proposed
to address them. On the day named by the
Hon. Gentleman he should consider him in pos-
session of the House, and should be happy to
hear the'observatious be had to.offer..

Mr: Humepostponed.his motion respectingllie
lopiatilslands till the 14th "June.
.The House then resolved itself into a Commit.
tee of Supply, to which it had previously been
refcrred,,relative to the
London, England, 1821-05-26

This day were published. in Oro. price 9s. in boarills,l
WIRE' STATUTES relating to BANK-
RUP ; with Notes; and a LETT.h:- It 1,1 Sir SAMUEL
RO%IILLY on the REVISION of the BAN:CM:PT LA'WS;
iginally published in ISO; and an Appendix, cOnt,tinito;,
the " Report of the Select Committee of the 11,,;;Qe of (!..;;1_
mons on the Operation of the Bankrupt Laws," with Ohser•
rations on the proposed Alterations.of the Law.
By WM. DAVID EVANS, ES:i. Barrister at Law.
The Appendix may be_ had separately, price 9s. fid.
- London.: Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 43;
Fleet-street; and John Covbe, o:mond-xviiy, Dublin.
London, England, 1821-05-26

LAW OF PRINCIPAL AND AGENT.
This Day w•as published,
In Syn. price 12%. in hoards, the Second Edition of

ALEY'S TREATISE the LBW of
AL PRINCIPAL and AGENT; chictly with reference to

ercantile Transaction;; with considerable Additions.
By NIEL GOW, of Lineolu's Inn. Esq. Barrister at Law.
London Printed. for Joseph linitet worth and Law
Booksellets, 43, Met-street ; and John Coniti!, Ormond•
quay, Dublin. . _ _
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day was published, in ro) al Bvo, price 11. 6s. in. boards,
FEARNE'S ESSAY on the LEARNING of
CONTINGENT REMAINDERS and EXECUTORY
DEVISES. The Seventh Edition, with Adilitional Notes.

By CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn,
Barrister at Law•.

London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 43,
Fleet-street ; J. and W. T. Clarke, Portugal-street, Lincoln's
Inn ; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin.,
London, England, 1821-05-26

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

• COURT OF -KING'S BENCH, MAY 25.
CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. .
THE KING V..JOHN LINDSEY TURNER.
• This defendant was brought up yesterday to plead to an in-
diCtment preferred against him by the Constitutional Assoc?:
tion, .fbr.publishing an alleged libel, and having pleaded a mi.,-
flamer, he was des.ffed_to be prepared this rfiernmg with an affi-
davit, • verifying the plea. At, the Sitting of . the Court this
morning, Mr. TINDAL, as Counsel for the Association, moved,
that the defendant be called upon his recognizances. 'He was
called accordingly, and not answering to his name, his recog,
nizances were ordered 'to be Ostreatea into the ExZhequer bsl
the motion of the Learned Counsel.
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day was published, in royal octa`vo, price O. 3s. lwards,
4 TREATISE of the LAW of LANDLORD
. and TENANT.
By ROBERT BUCKLEY COMYN, Itsq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law.

London': Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, OrMond-quay,
Dublin.
..**, It has been endeavoured in this work to reduce the LAW
or LANDLORD and TENANT to a more systematic and
compendions form than it has hitherto assumed. Iu the first
part have been considered the means by which the relation of
Landlord and Tenant may he cleated ; in the second, the du-
ties and liabilities which the parties incur, either by compact,
or by force of Law; in the third, the several means by which
the relation may be diciolved ; and lastly, the several remedies
by which the rights of the parties may be enforced.
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day was published, in royal octavo, price 'js. 6d.
Vol. I. Part H. of

EPORTS of CASES Argued and Deter-
wined-in the High Court of Chancery, during the time
of Lord Chancellor Eldon, commencing in the Sittings after
Trinity Term, sgth Get,. 111. 1820.
By EDWARD JACOB, and JOHN WALKER,
of Lincoln's Inn, Esqrs. Barristers at Law.
_ _

London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Pooksellers, 43, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, Ormond-
quay, Dublin.
1,,,* These Reports are in immediate Continuation of Mr.
Swanstou's, and will be published regularly.
London, England, 1821-05-26

MERCANTILE GUARANTIES.

This Day was published, in Bvo price 12s. boards, the Second
Editi in, with Corrections and, Additions, of

TREATISE on thEt LAW of MERCAN-
TILE. GUARANTIES, and of PRINCIPAL anti
SURETY in general.
By WALTER WILLIAM FELL, Esq.
Of the Middle Trmp'e, Barrister at Law.
Loniloo ; Printed rim Jo4h Bi(iterworth and ion, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet street ; and John Cooke, Ormond-quay,
Dohlin.
London, England, 1821-05-26

CHANCERY REPORTS.
This Day was published, in royal octavo, price 4s.
Vol. I. Part IV. with Indtxes completing the First Volume, of
-DEPORTS of CASES Argued and Deter-
mined in the High Cpurt of Chancery during the time
of Lord Chancellor Eldon.

By C. T. SWANSTON, '
OrLincoln s Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law.
London; Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, Ormond-
quay, Dublin.

• •
***nese Reports, commencing in the Sittings after Hilary
Term, 58th Geo. 111. 1818, are in inonediate Continuation of
Mr. Merivale's, and will shortly be completed. See the Ad-
vertisement prefixed to the Second Volume of Mr. Merivale's
Reports. They are regularly continued by Messrs. Jacob and
Walker.
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day was published, in royal octavo, price 11. Is. in
boards,
A TREATISE on the LAW of INJUNC-
TIONS.

By the Hon. ROBERT HENLEY EDEN,
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law.
London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, Ormond-quay,
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Daywas published, in octavo, price 7s. Gd. boards,
ATREATISE on the PLEADINGS in
SUITS for TITHES in EQUITY; and the Law of
Evidence, Issues, and Costs relating to them
By CHARLES. ELLIS, Esq.
- Of Lincoln's Inn, Banister at Law.
_ -

. _
London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, Ormond-
quay,
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day was published. in Bvo. price ns. in boards,
THE SECOND SUPPLEMENT to the
LAW RELA;rING to the POOR.

By EDMUND WITT and FRANCIS CONST, Esqrs.
Continued from Hilary Term 1814, to Michaelmas Term
1519. ' •
London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street; and Juh❑ Cooke,Ormond- quay,
Dublin.
London, England, 1821-05-26

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

•• • - 31ISCELLANEOLTS.
.; •
`;r.WILLIAMS brought in a 13ill for regulating the votes
of-Vreeholders -atElectitmS.--;-Read a first time, and Ordered to
be'rend a second time on Monday week.
•iw 31- CIIOLMONDELEV -broUght in a.BIII to`-enable
Jtstices of the. Peace, to act in certain eases out -of their own
c...mr.;ies.—Read a first time, 'and ordered to be read a second
time. or; Monday. •
The house went into a Committee on the Irish 'Stamps Act.
011) Mowl4y., „ . .. • .
The limiSe went COMmiitee on the Irish Coal Yards
A cts,.and C.-($11A-tvr-s was directed to bring in a pur.
s. an to the -ReSaliition Oldie Conimittee.
Akr: Alder Man WOOD brOtight .np „the Report of the Com-•
appointed to inquire into the state of London Bridge,—
Ordered to lie on thetable. • • •
Mr. DUGDALE,prescnted a petition from. the Overseers of
the PcOr of •Biriiiiii,6•Yram 'against the Poor Relief Sill.
Sir W. CURTlSbeggepi to take that opportunity to-ask the
Hon. Member-for Surrey, whether he intended to move for • a
ornmittee.on the subject of the Orphans' Fund, of which he
g.iven notice. He (Sir W. Curtis) was extremely anxious
that tnis subject shouki:be brought forward with as little delay
as his character was concerned ; and as he was sure
the rien.• Member would meet with no opposition, he hoped he
irotid not delay his motion. , • .
H. SUMNER 'said, he had already put off his Motion
in tor-us-up:ice of the absence of the Honourabls.Baronet'from
ineisp?.sition. In consequence, it was too late to bring it for-
ward in the presenl Session, but he would not Sail to do so in
t'ene:t.

rilr. OURTE NAY, having obtained leave froth the House,
brezght in a Bill to facilitate the transfer of Trusts, upon
I.mztc becoming Lunatics. '
On the motion of Mr. Husxtssox, •the,Land . Revenue
Bite waa read a third time and pasSed.
LUSHINGTON brought ins Bill to legulate the
of Rum into the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alder-
ney, and Sark.—Read 'a first time, andordered -to' be read a
tec7ad time on Monday next. .
CROWN SLATE QUARRIES.
Mr. H.G.' BENNET presented a Petition from a person of
the name of Trimmer, complaining that the Commissioners of
*4-cods and Forests had manifested undue partiality by
the lease of a Slate Quarry, held under the Crown, in Car-
to a Member of that Hon. House (Mr; Pennant)
zr•
eference to the Petitioner; the Petitioner also urged that
lease was forfeited; because it was made a stipulation there-
that the quarry should be profitably worked. ' He further
s' :ea, as a reason for the Quarry not being worked, that Mr.
:Fennant had another Quarry in the neighbourhood, from which
helierivedgreat advantage, and therefore it was his interest to
i tetard theimprovement of that belongingto the Crown:::
• HUSKISSON said, he had inquired into the facts ad-
-17,371ted by the Petitioner, and •he believed that • the iv-Rs of
he comylained were merely imaginary.
:VIZ. PENNANT admitted, that the quarry was certainly
r.gt yet worked, but he had made great exertions to accomplish
tart object.
After a few words from Mr. Alderman WOOD and Mr.BEN-
N 7.7, the Petition was ordered to be laid on the table. -
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day were published, in one .large vol. Bro. price 11. Is.
hoards,
COMMENTARIES on the LAWS of ENG-
‘,LJ LAND, in the order, and comprising the whole sub-
stance of the.Commeoliuira nt it William. Blackstone.
London : Printed fur Joseph Buturworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet- street ; and John Cooke, Ormond-quay,
Dublin• • .
London, England, 1821-05-26

GRAMPOUND.

A message from the Lords announced their Lordships' con-
cu.-Tenceto several Road Bills, and also that they.hAd passed
the Gram and Disfranchisement Bill, with some amendments,
they desired the concurrence of the House.
Lord MILTON stated, with reference to the Gl:impound
Disfranchisement Bill, that it was his intention to call the at-
te7.lt.io/1- of the 'rouse to the Amendments to that Bill which
their Lordships had made to it. He felt, however; some difli-
cm:lty as to the course he should pursue, being doubtful whe-
ther it would:most suit, the convenience of the House to move
fcat the Amendments be forthwith taken into consideration;
azci then adjourn the debate to give time for the Amendments
tii beininted, or to move that they be printed,. and fix their
co=stderation for.sorhe 'future day.
After some conversation. between the Marquess. of,Lo NDON.
r..nY:Lord MILTON and the SPEAKEn, as to the most con,
ve,:ient day, it was moved by. • •
Lord J. RUSSELL, that the said Amendments be taken into
cemoideration on Wednesday -next.
Mr. WYNNE stated • that it was his intention to
.move
seme Amendments bn the Amendments added by the,House of
Lords.

The Marquess of LONDONDERRY , observed, that they
had in this. Bill got, a retnedy.for a great: evil. it[the Qonstitu-
ticr., 'which it ivas it- great relief to his mind to have obtained ;
and. he. really trtisted.thar Care wouhl be taken nit tti risk" the"
for of that remedy, which perhaps' the Arnenadients;of the
Foil: Member (Mr. Wynne)mjght be thelneans ofdoing.
L.11.1.r. WYNNE- assured `the Noble Marquess and the House'
that his Amendments. wduld not endanger the Bill: •
....Lord J. RUSSELL, .. in: moving that the Amendments be
printed, expressed' his concurrence in the .sentiments of the:
Woble.Marquess on the Subject.
London, England, 1821-05-26

ADMIRALTY REPORTS.
This Day was published, in Royal Octavo, price Its.
Vol. IL Part I. of

REPORTS of CASES ARGUED and DE-
TERMINED in the HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTY,
in the time cif the Right Hon. WILLLAM scorn
By JOHN DODSON, LL.D. Advocate.

London: Printed for Joseph -Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street ;.and John Cooke, Ormond-quay,
London, England, 1821-05-26

• ECCLESIASTICAL REPORTS.
This Day was published, in octavo, price 101. 6d.
Vol. 11. Part I. Of

REPORTS of CASES Argued and Deter-
mined in the Et:CLESIASTICA L COURTS at Doctors'
Cumulous, and in the High Court of Delegates.
By JOSEPH PHILLIMORE, LL. D.
Advocate in Doctors' Commons, &c. &c. &C. ; Containing
Cases from Hilary Term, 18i4, to Hilary Term, 1815, in-
clusive.—Vol. I. complete in boards, 11. is.
London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street ; and John Cooke, Ormond-
quay, Dublin.
London, England, 1821-05-26

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, MAY 25.

Amstetdam
Ditto, at Sight l2 11
Rotterdam l2 15
Antwerp l2 10
Hantburgh 3B 7 li Us
Altona
Paris, 3 Day's sight 25 80 0 Us.
Ditto
flourdeaux, ditto
Frank fdrton the Maio
.. . ..

Madrid

Etrecti;e

'
Cadiz
Bilbua 351 Eilectivt
Barcelona
Seville
.
Gibraltar 3O
Leghorn
Get r,a 3i-Irerliee, Ital. Liv. 27 60
Malta 45 -Naples 391
Palermo

Lisbon
Oporto
Rio Janeiro
Dublin .... 9
BULLION.

Portugal Gold, in Coin 1.0 0 0 per 02
Foreign Gold, in Bars l7 104
New Doubloons
New Dollars 0 4 10
Silver in Bare, Standard 0 0 0

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 25.—The Wheat trade
was heavy this morning, and only fine qualities could be dis-
posed of, which obtained Monday's prices ; but there was no
demand for inferior samples. Barley was very dull sale, and
rather cheaper, having a good supply fresh in from Suffolk.
Oats are a little lower than on 'Wednesday, in consequence of
large arrivals from the Yorkshire coast. White Pease are 2s.
per quarter lower. In Beans and Grey Peas, there is no
alteration.

SMITHFIELD, MAY 25.—There was a hill mar-
ket this morning of Lambs and Sheep, also a good supply of
Beef, but the market appeared rather dull, and with difil?.ulty
Monday's prices were obtained for prime articles.
Beef - 3s fid to 4s 6d Veal - - 4s 6d to 5s 4d
Mutton -, -3s6dto4s 4d I Pork_ _4sGdto 5s 4d

Lamb - - -

5s ed to 6s 6d.

Yesterday (Monday, the 2lst instant), a division of the 19th
Lancers, under the command of Colonel Wyndham, arrived
here from Manchester, for the purpose of embarking for Ire-
land.--(Liverpool Courier.) -
The orchards in Herefordshire and Devonshire
have partially suffered by the late storms, in con-
sequence of which good cyder has advanced to
three guineas and three guineas and a half per
hogshead.
London, England, 1821-05-26

PARMA :VENT,

,H
-OUSE -1.70-11,DS;,,IkLoir-425.

. My. cA4NTroux,iicas heard at the .Bar, on the
Strathmore. Case. Further Proceedings postponed
till Ttie.sda •
: : - STEAM-ENGINES.

Mr. M. A. TAyLon and others brought up a
Message informing the House that the Commons
had agreed fo 'the Amendments made' hi, thizir
Lortlsitips.in the Steam Engine Smoke Consuming

,
The Earl of.SILA FT. ES. _BURY moveld that a Mes-
sage .hitt;ieht'to. thP Commons. to request a Copy
of he ~;,port of their Committee' on the making
auclmle of Bread,--Ordered. •

•
On the motion of the Marquess of LANSDOWN,
-the Teturni lately laid on the table relative to the
Silks and Wines exported ddring the last 21 years,
were ordered to be printed.
The Westminster Improvement Bill went
through Committee.—Report received.—Ad-
journed till 'Monday.
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day was published, in royal tiro. price 15s. in boards,
A TREATISE on LEASES and TERMS for
YE IRS.

By CHARLES HARCOURT CHAMBERS, Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law.

London : Printed for Josepli But:emu:lh and Son, Law
Booksellers 43, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, Ormon.:-
qoay,
London, England, 1821-05-26

This ll,sy was published, in Royal 3vo. price 63. Volume IV.
Patt 11. of -

REPORTS of CASES Argued and Deter-
mined in the COURT of -KING'S BENCH, in Hilasry
Term, Ist and 2d Gen. IV., 1821.
By RICHARD V. BARNEWALL,
Of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Laic; and
EDWARD Ff. AI.,DFASON,
Of the Inner Temple.,Es3. Barrister at Law.
. _ .

London: Printed tor Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Boatellers, 43, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, Ortnond-quay,
Dublin.

*** These Reports are in immediate continuation of Messrs.
Maule and Selwyn's.
London, England, 1821-05-26

NORTHUMBERLAND and NEWCASTLE-UPON,TYNE.
At the Assembly Rooms., in Newcastle.
. THOMAS GIBSON, Esq. Newcastle, President.

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE.
At tbe. Roebuck Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme.
HENRY STEPHENS BELCONIBE, Esq. M.D. in the Chair.

LEEDS.
At the Court Room.
JOHN HARDY. Esq. in the Chair.

LEICESTERSHIRE.
At the Thre, Crowns Inn, Leicester.
JOHN KING, Esq. President.

TAUNTON.and SOMERSETSHIRE.
At the Castle Inn, Taunton.
A. CHICHESTER, Esq. President.

GLASGOW.
At the Assembly Rooms.
GILBERT WATSON, Esq. President.

DEVON an►l EXETER.
At the Enid, Exeter.
Sir WILLIAM TEMPLAR POLE, Bart. President.

NORTH and SOUTH SHIELDS.
At the Northumberland Arms, North Shields.
J. FENWICKE, Esq: of Campri I le, South Preston, President.

READING.
At the Town Hall.
Sir NATHANIEL DUKENFI ELD. Bart. President.

CHELMSFORD:
At the Black Boy Inn.
THOMAS ARCHER, Esq. to t►te Chair.

SCARBOROUGH.
At Morwan's Hotel.
Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. EDWARD PHIPPS, M.P. President.

LOUTH.
At the New King's Head Inn.
Lieutenant-Colonel ELNIHERST, President.

DERBYSHIRE LOYAL TRUE BLUE.
At the King's Arms. Derby.
The Rev. C. S. HOPE, President, in the Chair.

DONCASTER.
.—lit.the.,Mansion House.
J. PEARSON, Esq. Mayor; in the Chair.

LANCASTER.
At Sedeant Canines.
JAMES ATKINSON, Esq. Mayor, President.

CARLISLE.
At the Coffee House, Carlisle.
EDWARD HAZELL, Esq. of Da!main, in the Chair.

WOLVERHAMPTON. - ,
At the Swan Hotel.
EDMUND WIGAN, Esq. in the Chair.

BOLTON.
At Bolton.
JOHN MOORE, Esq. President.

BLACK P URN HUNDRED.
At Blackburn.
W I LLI ASSHETON, Esq. President.

HALIFAX.
At Halifax,
THOMAS HORTON, Esq. Chairman.

NOTTINGHAM.
• At Thurland Hall, Nottingham.
ALEXANDER MANSON, Esq. M.D.-President.

NORFOLK and NORWICH.
In St. Andrew's Hall, Norwich, in June.
EDMOND WODEHOUSE, Esq. M.P. in the Chair.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
On the Ist of August, at Gloucester.
Most Noble the Marquess of WORCESTER, in the Chair.

HEREFORD,
In August next, at Hereford.
Right Hon. Lord SOMERS, President.

BIRMINGHAM.
On the 10th of October, at Birmingham.
GEORGE BARKER, Esq. Sccretary.

YORK.
• Ar. York.
JOHN WOLSTENHOLME; Esq. Secretail.

LIVERPOOL.
At Liverpt.ol.
J. B. STAVERT, Esq. Secretary.

MANCHESTER.
At Manchester.
EDWARD CHESSIIYRE, Esq. Secretary.

BRISTOL.
At Briitot
JOHN GARDINER, Esq. Secretary.

SHEFFIELD.
At slieffirld.
W. BROWNELL, Esq. Secretary.

M FN 4.1
At Carnarvon,
T. CARREG, Esq. of Carreg, President.

HAMPSHIRE.
At 'Winchester.
GEORGE HOLLIS, .E.q. Secretary.

WARRINGTON.
At Warrington.
J. WAGSTAFF. Esq, Secretary.

DUDLEY.
At Dudley..
JAMES BOURNE, Esq. Secretary.

COLCEIESTFt.
At Colch, a' er.
DANIEL SUTTON, Esq. Secretary.

THE PITT CLUB OF SCOTLAND
was held at the Assembly Rooms, George-street, Etlinhurili,
12th Jatqlarc, IR2I.
Most Noble the Slarquesi of HUN; FLY, in the Chair.
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day was published, in 2 vols. royal 12mo. price 18s. bds.,
the 4th Edition, with many material Corrections and Addi-
tional Modern Precedents, of
91:11-1E ATTORNEY's and SOLICITOR's
NEW POCKET BOOK and CONVEYANCER's
ASSISTANT; containing a Collection of the most common
and approved Precedents, with Practical Remarks, the whole
forming a very useful Epitome of Conveyancing.
By ANTHONY HIGHMORE, Esq. Gray's Inn. •
London; Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet-
street ; J. and W. T. Clarke ; R. Pheney ; H. Butterworth
and S. Brooke; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin.
London, England, 1821-05-26

This Day was published, in royal octavo, price 7s.Gd.
No. 11. (to he continued Annually). of
1. ADIGEST of the NEW DECISIONS
in BANKRUPTCY, with Notes and suggestions
relative to the Improvement of the Bankrupt Laws.
By BASIL MONTAGU,
Of Gray's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law.
. London: Printed fur Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 48, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, Orotund-quay,
Dublin. Of whom may be bad,
In 2 vols. royal octavo, price 21. 123.6 d. hoards,
1. A DIGEST of the BANKRUPT LAWS, williCrecedetrts
and Orders of the Chancellors in Bankruptcy.
By BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. of Gray's Inn; Barrister at
LaW, and one of the Commissioners ut Banki opts.
In 2 vols. octavo, price 11.65. boards,
2. A DIGEST of the LAW of PARTNERSHIP, with a
Collection of the Cases decided in the Courts of Law and
Equity upon that Subject.
By BASIL IsIONTAGIT,
Of Gray's Inn. Esq. Barrister at Law.
London, England, 1821-05-26

. . ,
in consequence of the nejiott Of -the Coaltitie of last Session,
to the•Comvnittee of Supp v. . • ' - .•
5. Mr.. Arbuthnot,—Civil Contingencies,;, Miscellaneous
Services ; 'and Barrack Esti:notes. (In Committee of Siipply.)
6. Mr. Thomas Courtenay,--To.refet Poor Rate Returns to
a Select Committee. .
PRIVATE BILLS :—Second
1. Dundalk Conit House (by
Order).., •
2. Maxwell's Slave Removal.
PUBLIC COIII3IErTEE, fc
* • Agriculture,
PUBLIC COMAIITTEES,
1. Welsh Judicature,. at one.,
2. Opthalmic Hospital, at one.
3. Scottish Malt, at One.
4. Clover & lkefoil Seed,at 12.

Readings, for Monday, .'May 211
3. Hinton Walrish Rectory.
4. Lord-Glerawly's Divorce.
5. Gore's Estate.

it Saturday Morning, May 26.
at' twelve.

ror"Monday Alorning, May 28.
5.-Scottish Burghs, .at eleven.
6. Foreign Trade, at one.
7. Prison Laws Consolidation
at one.

THE LOTTERY OFFICES WILL REMAIN OPEN
UNTIL TWELVE THIS NIGHT, AS THE DRAW-
ING BEGINS AT TEN ON MONDAY MORNING.

HEBDOMEDARY..
SUNDAY, May 27—Rogation Sunday—Sun rises at 58 m. after
3 ; sets at 2 in. after B.—Moon rises 47 m. after 1 morning, •
MONDAY 28.-::-Easter4 ret.—Sun rises at- .57 m. after 3 ; sets
: after 3.. Moon rises 2 m. after 2 morning.
TUESDAY 2.9„King.Charles 11. Rest.—Sun rises 56 m. after.
3 ; sets 4 m: after 8..--:Moon rises 18 after 2 morning. •
WiniiEsDAY. 36.--Sun rises 55'm. after-3 ; sets 5 ni. after 8.
Moon first quarter' at 7 h. 22. m. morning. .
TuunSPAY 31:—Aseension Day.—Sun rises 54 m. after 3
sets 6 m.'nfter g.—Lllloon sets afternoon. • •
Fsein June T. d. m.._ Sun rises 53 m. 'after 3 ;
sets 7 in. after 8.--Moonsets
.19 m.: after 11 afternoon.
SAT un:DAY 2:—Sun rises 52 ni.•after 3.3 sets 1 m. after B. .
1119bn sets 6,in.• after .11 afternoon.

• PRICE OF STOCK.a,
THIS DAY AT .TWELYS,9-CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Red 74j 5 pet,Cent. Navy Ann.:— IID2
3 per Cent. Con§ llO
34 per Cent' 44t Exrheqf. tilrU 2 s:pi
4-per Cent:: • 7 • 9211 Cons:fot :Account =7644g
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ds 48s. 5Us.
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HIGH WATER 1T LONDO
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BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Eyening, 48 minutes after 10,
London, England, 1821-05-26

SR IP NEWS.

25.=-LWind' S. W.--,--Came down from tile
River last, night and sailed the Fame, Bastgate, for Madras and
Bengal: Came down .to-day and remain the; Mary; Hardy,
for Mir,amichi ; and Triune, Small, for Trieste. Arrived and
sailed for the ,River the, Dryad, k'ell ;an.ci Charles, Milne, froin
Tobago. ' - • • • • .1
IlanWxcit, MAY 25.—Arrived the Henry Freeing packet;
with a mail, , from Cuxhaven. • ,
PontSmciiitli,'-MAY 25.—Wind W. S. 'W.—Arrived his
Majesty's ship • Iphigenia, • from Plymouth ; and Brisk, from
the eastward; also the Henry Clay, Potts, from-the Downs.
Passed bylor London, after landing her passengers, the Lady
Campbell,-.Mariluis, from China. Sailed the Barbadoes packet,
Garrta, for Bremen ; Agnes; Cundy,•••for London ; and Hero,
James, for Bull. • • -
London, England, 1821-05-26

. LAW OF• SHIPPING. .•
This Day was published,
In 2 Volumes,. royal octavo,
.price 21. 2s. hoards,
A .SISTEM of the SHIPPING and NAVI-
ix GAT?ON LAWS of GREAT BRITAIN; and of the
Laws rulatire to Merchant Ships and Seamen ; and Maritime
Contracts, in Three Parts Of the Shipping and Naviga:.
tion Laws. 2. Of Merchant Ships and Seamen. 3. Of Ma-
ritime Contracts. To which is added, au Appendix oaccts
of Parliament, Forms, &c.

By FRANCIS LUDLOW HOLT.
Of the Middle Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law.
. „.

Lpndon : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and &on, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-strret ; and
.John Cooke, Ormond-
quay, Dublin. .
(If whom may he had, in Royal Octavo, price 11..75. 6d. bds.
1. REPORTS of CASES Arched-and Ruled at Nisi Prins, in
the Court of Common Pleas, by Lord Chief Justice Gibbs,
and on the Northern Circuit, Lent and Slimmer Assizes,
from the Sittings after Trinity Term, 55 Geo. 111. 1813. to
the Sittings alter Michaelmas Term 53 Geo. 111. 1817, both
inclusive ; with copious Notes on Subjects of Commercial
Law. By F. L. Holt, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister
at Law.

lit royal Bvo. pricy. 14s. in boards, a new Edition, with c9n-
siderahle Additions arid Improvements, of

2. 'lhe LAW of LIBEL andl'EltSbNAL DEFAMATION.
By F. L. Holt, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law,
London, England, 1821-05-26

MOORE'S DIGESTED INDEX TO TERM REPORTS.
This day was published,
In Two Volumes, royal octavo, price 11.18 s. in boards, the
Second Edition (with considerable Additions, Alttrations,
and Improvements) of
ADIGESTED INDEX.to the TERM RE,
PORTS, analytically arranged ; containing all the
Points of Law, argued and determined in the Court of King's
Bench, from' Michaelmas Term, 1785, to Michaelmas Term,
1819; in the Court of Common Pleas, from Easier Term,
1788, to Trinity Term, 1819; and in the Court of Exche-
que:', from Easter Term, 1792, to Hilary Term, 1818 ;
with Notes, References, Tables of Tithes and Statutes, and
Names of Cases.

By JOHN BAYLY MOORE,
Of the Inner Temple, Esq.-
London : Printed for Joseph 'Butterworth and Son,- Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay,
Dublin.
London, England, 1821-05-26

BIRTHS.

On the 4th instant, at her mother's hosts ' II•nt-ctrcet,
Bloomsbury, Mrs. Robert Parker, of Hareden, Yorkshiv, ''
safely delivered of
On the 18th instant Southampton, the lady of M. Maddis('
jun., Esq., of a daughter.
• '
On Thursday, the 24th inst., Mrs. Thos. Arnott, of Bril°
rise, of a daughter.
_...--

MARRIED.
On Thursday, the 94th inst., at Crawley, Hants, Jobn,aff4
thane, Esq., Fellow of 'All Souls' College, Oxford, fwi
son of John Latham, M.D., of Harley-street, and of l'lr3"
"Id
hall, in the county of Chester, to Elizabeth Anne, cl
daughter of the late Hon. Mr. Justice Dampier.
On Thursday, the 24th inst., at Brighron, James 'e
Tabois, Esq., to Elizabeth Anna, only daughter b
Chevalier Luppino, of the Steyne, Brigiiton.

. • of
On Thursday, the 24th DIED
inst., Mrs. Hannah e,
York-buildings, New-road, widow of the late John
Esq.
On the 16th, at his seat Bodnod, Denbighshire, John -1...°r-L
Esq., aged 08.
tio,
'hoer.'
On the 22d of November last, at Bombay,
ftlut
Morbus, Elizabeth, s+
the wife of Thomas Norri, E °
Presidency, late of Lower Berkeley-street, Lond°ll'
•

- • -
r~r
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Ormond-street, Queen-square ; and published oubliShcd bv
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Mo.. Iten:street, at los 3:
QFFICE,_ No 112, Strand; where /Inv EitT -4-N, 1
- CmpEns, LETTZIIS, &c. (pest-paid) must be addressed-
London, England, 1821-05-26

PREROGATIVES OF THE CROWN.
This Day was published, in royal Bvo. price 11. Is. in boards.
ATREATISE on the LAW of the PRERO-
GXI'IVES of the CROWN, and the RELATIVE DU-
TIES and RIGHTS of the SUBJECT.
By JOSEPH -CHlrf Y, Jun. Esq.
Of the Middle Temple.
London: Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers,43, Fleet-street; and John Cooke, Ormond-quay,
Dublin.
London, England, 1821-05-26

THE PITT CLUBS.
LONDON.

MHE ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH
OF THE

LATE BIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM PITT
Will be celebrated at the City of London Afavern, on MON•

DAY next, the 2st.b inst.
THOMAS SHERLOCK GOOCH, Esq. M.P., in the Chair.
London, England, 1821-05-26

COMMON PLEAS REPORTS.
This Day was published, in royal tiro. price 6s. sewed,
Vol. 11. Part 111. of

REPORTS of CASES Argued and Deter-
mined in the COURT of COMMON PLEAS, and other
Courts, during Michaelmas and Hilary Terms, Ist and 2d
Get,. IV. 1840 and 1821.

By WILLIAM J. BRODERIP, Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Bitrrister at Law.
And PEREGRINE BINGHAM, Esq.
Of the Middle ['envie, Barrister at Law.

London : Printed fur Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street ; and J. Cooke, Ormond quay,
Dublin.

*** These Reports are in continuation of Mr. Taunton's.
Of whose Reports, Vol. VIII. Part I. price ss. containing
Cases in Michaelmas Term, 58th Geo. 111, 1817, is just pub-
lished, and the remainder will appear shortly.
London, England, 1821-07-14

`iliE Qt.1.1.,N.

COgRESPONDENCE .BETWEI,:NEIt MAJESTY
AND LORD SIDMOUTH.

MADAM, Whitehall, July 13, 1821.
.
I have laid before the Xing your Majesty's letter to me of the
I Ith of this month, iii I;rhiCh it is stated that your Majesty con-
siders it necessary to inftirm me, that it isyour Majesty's inten-
tion to be present at the ceremony of the 19th, the day fixed
for his Majesty's Coronation, and you therefore demand that a
suitable place may be appointed for your Majesty ;. and I am
commanded by the King to refer your Majesty to the Earl of
Liverpool's letter to your Majesty of the 7th of May last, and
to acquaint your Majesty that it is not his Majesty's pleasure
to comply with the application contained in your Niajesty's letter
[Letter alluded to in the foregoing.]
Lord Liverpool has received the King's commands, in conse-
quence of the last communication of the Queen to Lord Liver-
pool-of the sth inst. to inform the Queen, that his Majesty hav-
ing determined that the Queen shall form no part of the zere-
monial of his Coronation, it is therefore his Royal Pleasure,
that the Queen shall not attend the said ceremony. '
Fife House, 7th May, 1821.
Brandenburgh House, July 13, 1821, five o'clock, p.m.
MY LORD-1 have this instant received aletter, dated White-
hall, July 13th, without any signature. I therefore consider it
as anonymous, and shall treat it as such till I hear from your
Lord Ship. CAROLINE R.
To the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Sidmouth.
London, England, 1821-07-14

PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

As certain pseudo-Patriots and shallow Politi-
cians have thought proper to attempt to degrade
and throw ridicule upon that national solemnity
which connects the SOVEREIGN with the PEOPLE,
by the most awful ceremony known to the Con-
stitution, we feel great pleasure in submitting to
the Public the following observations on this
august subject, taken from The Hull Packet of
the 9th instant. As they are written with the true
spirit of Philosophy, and the sagacity resulting
from experience and rellection,they must expose to
still greater contempt those zealots of Party who,
blinded by ignorance or stung by disappointment,
abuse what is really of the highest national im-
portance in the estimation of all wise and honest
men :
London, England, 1821-07-14

HEI3DOMADARY.

SUNDAY, July 15."—Fourth Sunday after Trinity.--St. Swi
thin.—_Sun rises at 56 m. after 3 ; sets at 4 m. after B.
Moon Full at 4 h. 19 m. morn.
MONDAY 16.—Sun rises at 57 m. after 3 ; sets 3 m. after 8.

Moon rises 9 m. after 9 afternoon.
TUESDAY 17.—Sun rises 58 m. after 3; sets 2 m. after 3.

Moon rises 26 m. after 9 afternoon.
WEDNESDAY -Itl.—Sun rises 0 m. after 4 ; sets 0 m. after 8,
Moon rises 39 after 9 afternoon.
THURSDAY 19.—Sun rises 1 In. after 4 ; sets 49,ffi. after 7,
Moon rises 52 in. after 9 night. • • --
FRIDAY 20.—Sun rises 2m. after 4 ; sets 53 m. after 7.
Moon rises 4 m. after. 10 night.
SATURDAY 21.—Sun rises 3 m. after 4 ; sets 57 m. after 7.
Moon rises 20 m. after 10 night.

PRICE 01
THIS DAY AT Tll

V STOCKS
WELV E O'CLO CK.

3 per Cent. Red.... 77 77i 77 Bank Long Ann..... 19 7-IGths
3 per Cent. C0n5....76fi ex div. India Bonds s6s.
4 per Cent 95 Excheq. Bills 3 5 pr.
5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 10818 t- Cons. for Opening...77i 78 77i

HIGH WATER AT LONDO:
Morning, 22 minutes after 2.

N BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Evening, 46 minutes after 2'
London, England, 1821-07-14

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, JULY 13.—WindN. E.—Arrived and sailed for the
River La Belle Alliance, Ralfe, from Calcutta.; and Dove,
Chancellor, from Newcastle for Cadiz. Sailed. the Alfred and
Intrepid transports for the Cape of Good Bone. Arrived the
Defence transport from Hull, with part of the 6th Regiment on
board, for the Cape, and remains. A ship is in sight working
into the Downs, supposed to be the Phoenix from Calcutta.
PLYAIOUTn, JULY 12.—Wind N. E.. Arrived the Samuel
and Julia, Vallack, from Guernsey; Eliza and Jane, Arnold,
from Jersey; and Hunter, Gowland, from London for Sierra
Leone ; the latter has sailed again. Also sailed the Minerva,
Dale, for Quebec. _

PoßTsmuuTit JULY P.—Arrived the Royal Sovereign
yacht from the iastward. Sailed the Rubicon, lVoodberry,
for Amsterdam.

The James Hamilton, Ross, from Gergenti to Greenock,
sprung a-leak at sea, and has put back to Oergenti to be hove
down.

The Arinus Marinus, from Batavia to Rotterdam, foundered
at sea ; only four of the crew saved.

In letters from Rotterdam of the 10th instant, it is stated
that the Baroness Van Capellan, arrived in Helvoet Roads from
Batavia, brings intelligence of the loss of the Arinus Dlarinus
(formerly the Ceylon British East Indianian.) This catastrophe
took place off Christmas Island ; and out of the passengers and
crew, amounting to 100 persons, only four were saved. The
ship and cargo, which chiefly consisted of coffee, are valued at
120,0001.
London, England, 1821-03-13

JAMAICA.

• The fast-sailing SHIP MARY ANN,
~ toppered and copper fastened, Burtben 350
Tons, JAMES FERRIER, Commander, is
i r;.' • now loading at Blackwall for KINGSTON, and
~,.._.L
- -...fr. -.... is intended to sail early in April. Passengers
•,desirons of proceeding toJamaica, or any of the
Windward fs!avids, will find this Ship a s'try eligible convey-
ance, her s-r.ccommorlations being fitted up-in a.very superior
manner.. . .

For Freight or Passage, apply to JOHN NIASSON and Co
48, Lime-street.
London, England, 1821-03-13

JAMAICA.

,ti The fine New' 'BRIG .AAIPITI-
TRVIE, coppered and copper-fastened, Bur-
ly.'- 4 then 150 Tolls, JOHN PHILLIPS, Com-
': man-der, is now loading in the West India
na........
''' Docks, direct for KINGSTON, and will de-
part from Gratesend early in April. The accommodations
for Passengers are fitted up in a very commodious and com-
fortable manner.

Apply to JOHN MASSON and Co. 48, Lime-street.,

JAMAICA.

The fast-sailing regular TRADER
VITTORIA, coppered and copper fastened,
Bnithen, 950 Tons, GEORGE J. FRANK-
. » • LAND, Commander, will proceed direct fur
KINGSTON nod OLD HARBOUR, JA-
MAICA, early next month, and has superior accommodations
for Passengers.
Apply to JOHN MASSON and Co. 48, Lime street.
London, England, 1821-03-13

JAMAICA

THE 11,eij;;—IRADER, MEAN
-
4 . - . WELL, coppered and•copin;r-fastened, JOHN
..e....:‘: , 4, M. MOIIGAN, Commander, Ittittheri 300 'folio;
kik '-i will proceed direct to P RT ANTONIO, JA-
‘---4.r;.:,.• 1 .MAICA, about the 40th Instant; has good ac-
" commodations for Passengers.
, For Freight •or Passage, apply to the Mastrr on .hoard,
in the West India Ducks; or to JOHN MASSON and Cw•
4S, Lime street.

JAMAICA.
r 7,70 THE New BRIG ARETIIUSA,
Burthen.. 200 Tons, GEORGE STEPHENS,
. of Commander, is now nearly loaded, for KING-
. - STON, JAMAICA, and . will proceed from
Gravesend on the 18th Instant. The accom-
modations for l'assengers in this vessel are very
superior, ha ing s poop, and being otherwise fitted up in a
very commodious manner.
- Apply to JOHN MASSON and Co. 48, Lime-street.

. FOR CIIIEBEO,
The fine SHIP, SIR GEORGE.
PREVOST, 564 Tons Register, DONALD
tis*,7l. MORISON, Commander; has excellent ac•
,atigzikrAtk commodations for Cabin and Steerage Pas-
` sengers.—Apply to Mr. DAVIS, Coal Ex-
change, Broad Street, Portsmouth, or to Mr. GEORGE
RICKMAN, Gosport, or on board.—Will sail about tine
middle of April, instant.
N.B. Conveyance-- from Quebec' to the United States, in
Steam Boats every day, Sunday excepted.

Passengers will he taken on mo►lerate terms.—The Ship
may be chartered outward for Passengers.
London, England, 1821-03-13

PRICE OI
THIS DAY AT. TV

F STOCKS
%VELVE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock shut 5 per Cent. Navy Ann....106ii
3 per Cent. Red - shut Irish 5 per Cents.
3 per Cent. Cons 72ge Bank Long Ann: shut
3} per Cent. shut I Exchequer Bills 4 pr.
4 per Cent. shut I Cons. for April 74 73

HIGH WATER ATLONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 11 minutes after 9. I Evening, 49 minutes after 9.
London, England, 1821-03-13

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
L2t77(C, 12° Die Martii, 1821.

RomAN CA-1 ti LictPetitions AGAINST, from the Corporation
CLAIMS. f of Beverley, the U.:lit/Last rY of Ox-
yorto, the Archdeaconry of Chichester,
anti. the Inhabitants•bf Stt Dunstan's•
. . in-tire-West; London.
CHAMBER nr LoNt tIO-N,.—Accottnts presented.
ABSEX_e..—Leave of, to Mr. Wharton, Sir.!. Marjoribants,
and Mr. Barry, for a month ; Mr. Roby, six
weeks; Mr. O. il Ila ins, three weeks; Mr.
ftlacqueen,_ ten tlays: Mr. Scarlett and Mr.
Denman, for the Circuits.
AGRICULTURAt. DISTRESS,—Petition complaining of, from
Arundel.
Corr. DUTMS.—Petitions from Leith and elsewhere against.
NOIVi#AY TlMlSER.—accounts or end of Fir Timber, &c, im-
ported fur 21 years, from 1799 10 1820.
itlid also of .some returns frozn Leith to
the Lords of the Treasury, Bth Octo-

her, 1817. •
GRAMPOUND BlLL.—Petition from London, Wodminster,
and Southwark, respreting it. -
FRENCH BOOTS AND SLlOEs.—Petition from Dover AGAINST
the -importation of.
London, England, 1821-09-22

THE KING'S VISIT TO THE CONTINENT•

Doubts have been expressed as to the propriel
Of his MAJESTY'S visit to the Continent, in Con-
sequence of its having been rumoured that hig'
MAJ EiTY intends to be present at some CongreSs '
of Sovereigns, where the King of ENGLA.N9
might become committed to political views or

ransactions inconsistent with the spirit or Pria"
cipio of the British Constitution, and upeu
which Parliament might subsequently refuse to
legislate. We cannot for a moment suffer
ourselves to apprehend that his MAJESTY has
any such intention as is here supposed. That.
his MAJESTY, in his visits to Foreign Courts,.
will exercise his acknowledged sagacity and,
penetration in informing himself, from personal:
observation, of every important fact-which is cal-
culated to be serviceable in his AftstsTY's Go-
vernment, is very probable ; but that his MAJESTY`
will pledge the Royal assent of England to anY
principles or proceedings, having for their object
any great measures of international policy, we
do not believe. The English Constitution, with'
admirable wisdom and vigilance, views the de"
parture of the SOVEREIGN from the kingdom, for
political purposes, with extreme jealousy. Eve"
the attendance of a Cabinet Minister, atpolitical
conferences abroad, with the Sovereigns or 01E4'
representatives of foreign states, would not
ta
some periods of our history have been permits
ted, and never should be suffered except in
cases of most extraordinary emergency, if indeed
any circumstances should be deemed suflicieutlY
urgent to induce the Legislature to relax the
rigour of its constitutional jealousy and vigilance
so far as to acquiesce in such a measure, or t° e
tertain any subsequent proceedings arising out °f
it.—Amongst the many. wise and important I."'
sons, for this constitutional distrust, it is sufficient
to notice one only, which obviously proves the
necessity for its exercise. If the Sovereign °r
Minister of England should become committed to
arrangements incompatible with the principles
the Constitution, or in other respects obnoxious to
Parliament, the most serious consequences °l;gh
t
ve 0,,
ensue from the dilemma in which the Cot of
ment would he placed by a refusal on the part of
Parliament to recognize or sanction its Pr°cee
a,
ings.—ln visiting the Continent, we are quite 5e
tisfied that the KING is influenced solely bya des'l
to inspect his Hanoverian dominions, as has been
usual with his illustrious Predecessors, and Per'
haps to make observations, for his MAJEsrI
personal satisfaction at some of the
cotitinentaL
;
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Courts.
London, England, 1821-09-22

tion."

[PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.]

" BAYONN'E, SEPT. 10.-It is certain that the events of Sa-
ragossa were connected with the projects of the factious at Ma-
drid. The Proclamation of the Republic was to have been fol-
lowed by the assassination of all persons known for their attach-
ment to the Royal Family. General Morillo was destined to be
the first immolated.

" We have received the following intelligence from Madrid :
7.-‘ Since the 3d inst., the troops have been constantly under
arms. Shall we be able to restrain the factious ? Reasoning
men conceive some hope, especially if it be true, as rumoured,
that Gen. Morillo has yielded to the invitation of the King, that
he would resume the command of the armed force.'

" When the Minister for the Colonies presented himself be-
fore the King, to tender his own and his Colleagues' resigna-
tion, the King received him in the most ungracious manner,
and would not accept it.
" It is manifest that the revolutionary party aim at nothing
less than the expulsion of the Royal Family. The mass of this
brave nation is Royalist, but France has recorded an example of
what may be done by a handful of anarchists whose audacity
inspires terror.

" It is positively stated that all the Spanish Ministers are dis-
missed, and that no person can be found to accept their places.
" The following is the description given of the medal which
was to have been struck to commemorate the execution of Rie_
go's project :,The size that of a piastre, on ore side a column
surmounted by a globe, above which appears a star, the ob-
verse a volcano, above which a crown, encircled with olive and
Laurel branches, and in the middle the word ' Liberty.' "