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London, England, 1819-05-15

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, MAY 14.—.—0 n Monday last Etlwar
Wickham was admitted Scholar ntNew.Colluge.

On Tuesday lust the ,following Deplees were
conferied

MASTERS OF ARTS.
Robert Fitzberbeit Fulter, of Brascnose College.
Rev. David Young, of Bathos College.

. HJSCHRLoRS. OF ARTS.
John Strange Dandridge, Scholar of Worcester College.
George Ingram Fisher
/of Worcester College.
Benjamin Saunders Clawson,
Jatut.6 Wentworth-Buller, of Oriel College.
On Thursday last the following Degrees were
conferred :

IS44STHRS OF ARTS.
Rev. Ja.mesJolliffe, of Exeter College.
Rev. William Norris, of Trinity College.

RACAIELCIRS OF ARTS.
Samuel Davies, of St. Alban-Hall.
John Goothicii, of Corpus Christi College.
Richard Hai vey, Yellow of ,St. John's College.
Henry John Hopkins, of Magdalen-Hall.
John Jeane Loney, of Oriel College.

kire hear that the Lord Bist►op of GLOUCESTER
will hold h's visitation and confirmation this yea?
as Inflows :—At Gloucester Mav 24, Cirencester
25, Stow 26; Chipping Campden 27, Tewkesbury
28, Cheltenham June 3, Strand 7, Tetbury 8,
,Bitton' 9, Chipping Sodbury 10, T bortibury 12
Newnbmii 14, -
PREACIA ERS.—Rev. Mr. Morgan, of Trinity College, 13amp-
ton Lecture, on Sunday morning at St. Mary's.—Rev. Mr.
Crowe, of New College, in the afternoon.—Rec. Mr. Rad-
cliffe, Ascencion Day, at Ch. Ch.

CAMBRIDGE, ANY 13.--The following Gen.:
Herne) were on Monday last admitted to the un-
dermentioned Degrqes

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY,

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The Rer. John Banks Collingwort Li, of Set.•Peter.s College.
Rector of the united Parishes of St. Margaret, Lothbury, and
St. Christopher in Stocks, and Minister of St. Botulph, Ald-
gate, London,

•MASTER OF ARTS.
Owen Reynolds, of ,Jesus College.

. BACHELORS OF ARTS.
William Mansfield Stone, 1
Wiliiani Blackstone Retina, •
login I Harding, Fellows of ' '
George John Dupuis, :>. Bulb's College.
John Abraham Hobert', I .
Edward Wilkins, J •
F. A: Jackson, of St John's College.
George.yrulock, of iltri!,t College. i
J. 'l. Bennett, of St. Peter's College.
The following No an.l Gentlemen were
on Wednesday admitted io\ the untleitnentioried
Degrees : •
.. .

HONORARY MASTERS Of ARTS. ,
The Marquess Grahaw, Trinity College, eldest son of the
Duhe of Montrose.
Lord John Thynne, of St. John's College, son of tht Mar-
guess of Bath.

MASTER OF ARTS.
George Sowerby, of Trinity College.

BACHELORS (IF ARTS.
John Buckle Cruller, of St ..lohn's College.
H. S. Beresfurd, of Chive-Hall.
There will be a 'CongregatiOn on Wednesday
next, the 19!b inst.
'1 he first stone of King's College new Bridge
was Lid on Tuesday last, without any particular
ceremony. It is expeeted.that the Bridge will be
completed iu the course of the ensulog spring:
London, England, 1819-05-15

PAk Li A ikill,Nlk

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 14.
The Reventte Payments 11111, and several (iris
vale Bills, were bronght in) ftocn 'tie House of
Commons by Mr. Stuart• Wortley, Mr. llogdale,
Mr. Kmnetsley., Mr: Webb, and other Members,
and read a first time.

Petitions were presented by the Doite of Nor-
thutpberlood from St. Martin's•
against the Insolvent Debtors' Act ; and by Lord
Dynevor and Lord Visconot Melville, from the
Clergy of the Deanery of Meiletbeth, Radnor'shirF,
and ag4i:ist the Homan Catholic
Claints.—Ordered to lie upon the table.

Ou the motion of the feiRD CHANCELLOR. the
hearing of Appeals was postponed bout Monday
till Wednesday, in consequence of the debate nu
the lioruah Catholic Claims standing for the for-
mer day. •
, The further consideration of ._.the Chimney
Sweepers' Regulation Bill was .postponed till
Tuesday.—Adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1819-05-15

FOItEIGN SERVICE BILL.

Sir R. WILsoN, seeing the Attorney General
in his place, wished to a4c him when it was his
intention to introduce the Bill, leave to Aning in
which •he had last Hight obtained ? b was his
(sir. Wilson's) ,intention to exert his hothhle
efforts in opposition to the measure iii every stage.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said a tevw words in
reply, not one of which-Arias audible. in the Gal-
lery.
London, England, 1819-05-15

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Clarkson presented a: Return of the num-
ber of Debtors discharged in the Insolvent Debt-
ors' Court, with the gross amount of their debts'.
Ordered to he priUttd.
The further cousideration of the Bankrupt Acts
Amendment Bill, and the • Bankrupt Regulation
Bill, was postponed until Wednesday.
'f he e Suits Removal Bi'l went through a Corn-
Mittee. The It4porr was ordered to be received
on Monday.
• On the motion of Mr. COOPER, and after a few
words from V. Blake, the-order for" printing
the petition'of Mr. Flaunighan; of Sligo, was
discharged.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CHEQUER, it was ordered, that the House at its
rising should adjourn'to Monday.
In a Committee •con the Churches, in Scotland
Memorial, the Chancellor of the txchetitter moved
a Resolution that a sum not exceeding 100,0001.
he granted to. his Majesty for the erection of
Churches in. Scotland; which; ,ther a-fetw ob-
servations from Mr. M. A. Taylor, Lord Archd.
Hamilton, and Sir M. W. Ridley, was ogsreed
to, and the Report was ordered to be received on
Monday.

The Scotch Lunatic Asylum Bill went through
a Committee, the Report of which was received,
and ordered to be taken into further cOnsiderariou
on Monday se'n►4igkt, and the Bill, as amended,
was ordered to be printed.
The third reading of the Clandestine Marriage
Bill was postponed to Wednesday next: •
London, England, 1819-03-17

SLAVE TRADE.

Mr. LUIHINOTON bt might in a Bill to enable
British Commis9ioners to carry into effect -he sti•
nnlations of certain Powers, with r:'svect ti the
Slave Trade —Read the first, to be read t6e
cowl time on Monday.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed' of,
and the House adjourned at One o'gock.
London, England, 1819-03-17

TREATY WITH AMERICA.

Lord CASTLEREAGH laid on !be table a Copy of
a Treaty concluded between thin country and. the
United States of Am►terica, dated October last. He
observed, that it was not intended to take the
opinion of the House on.the ',creasy itself, as a
Right -Honourable Frienkrof his would have to
submit a Bill, arising out of that Treaty, to the
consideration of Parliament.
London, England, 1819-03-17

TO CO RRESPON D ENTs.

%%Gm Flag received with much pleasure •the Communication
of ALBERT. Sincerely he concurs in ALBERT'S feelings ;
and would rejoice in co-operating. with hint for the satia-
tion of that Constitution, welch alike emiatigert:d by
criminal supineness and mistaken liberality on the one
hand, and by covered malice and avowed hatied on the
other.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Laat
THEATRE ROYAL, ;)RUBY-LANE.—(3d time), The Dwarf of
Naples: Malvesi, Mr: Knit Imina, Mr,. W. %Vest. After
which (6th time), The Castle of %Vonders.
TisEATIM PLOY.A t., CO-,'ENT-GARDEV.—(! 4th time), Evadne:
Principal Characters by Mr. Young and Miss O'Neill. Af-
ter which, The Barber of Seville.

pitluE Of STOCKS
Tills DAY AT ewt..t.v:: (A:L.(c.
3 oeT Cent. Red
S ~er Cent. C0n5..... .7,1e1h India ......595. pr.
51 per Cent shut I Exch. 8i115,2d..... is. 33. dis.
4 per Cents . .sbut I Cons. for Account .... 74iiii
6 per Cent. N. Ann.
• EYTON, :,tuck-Tirolier, Old State Lottery-
.
Onice, 2, Cotiihill, and Lombard-street.
London, England, 1819-03-17

PENRYN.

Si: C. BURRPLL brooglit in a Mil to prevent
Bribery Hnd Corruption in the Borough ofPen-
'yr), in Cornwall.
The Bill was read a first tirn,!, and n►dered to
be read a second time on Friday, the 2d of April
next.

Sir C. Buttarm. then moved, that the Bill be
printed--Ordered.
The SPEAKER submitted to the House, that the
practice formerly, though not followed in later
cases, was to give notice to the parties affected
by the . operation of the proposed measure. In
the Ilindon case, notices were served iudi'villoally.
I; would be for the House to consider the expe-
diency of having notices, in the. present instance,
posted on the'church doors; and at the market
cross.

Mr. W. WYNN had no objection to the form
being adoptp.d, al: hough it was not supported by
precedent in later instances.
Sir A. PIGGOTT, considering the measure pro-
posed, thought the more expedient course wag to
give the parties the fullest notice, as the Votes of
the Honse could be viewed only constructively in
that light.

Sir U. BURRELL ob,erved, that the postpone-
ment of the second reading was for the purpose
of allowing the parties the Most ample notice.
That day was fixed inure pailictilarly, as the As.-
foi the County would precede the discos-
lion. •lie then moved than notices he affixed
on the church gates, and at .the market cross.—
Ordered.
London, England, 1819-03-17

MAILS.

Aitittven—lWaterford. DnE-2 Waterford, 1 Guernsey and
Jersey, 1 Sweden, 3, flauthurgb, 2 Lisbon.

HIGH wATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning, 22 minutes after 6. I Evening, 47 unroutes after 6.

TUE -SUN.

QUZS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT

LONI)ON,
WEDNESDAY, 111.411C11 17, 1819.

The Paris Papers of Sunday last, which were

glue this morning, have not arrived.

We have recrived New Yolk Papers to the 12th

February this morning.
. (Front The Neu• York Evening Post of the 10th.)

• - A private Letter, dated Blakely (Alabama),
January 15, states, that news had just arrived
there of the surrender of Pensacola to the Spanish
London, England, 1819-01-25

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

On the Sittig;; of the Court, the Chief Justice
intimated to Mi. Serjeant Pell and Mr. Serjeant
Copley, that the Ptinee Regent had been gra-
e!ously pleased to appoint them King's Serieautq,
end they were as such directed to take 'belt
places within the Bar. The Chief Justice also
coionthuicated to Messrs. Wilson, Nolan, Ga4e-
4nd-Cashird, that his Royal Highness having
been pleased to appoint them of his Majest's
Counscl Learned iu the Law, they also would
tie their places within the Bar.—The usual
R,iport of the state of the Convicts at the several
stations Was also read. It represented the con-
victs as all well.
London, England, 1819-01-25

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.]

EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM ST. HELENA, DATED
20TH NOV. 1818.

-" Great preparations are making here for con-
structing the new house for Blionaparte, the
foundation of which has been laid down directly
opposite to the house in which Bertrand now re-
sirks. There- is to be a viranda of 60 feet in
length in the front, and the house is to be stir-
rounded with a stone wall and encircled with iron
pallisadoes 10 feet high. The labour required in
order to bring up the materials is almost incre-
dible. The wood for the joists, &c. is sawed in
the town, and partly carried up by sailors upon
their shoulders as far as the Alarm-house, from
whence it is taken by the 66th to Deadwood,
partly by fatigue parties of soldiers sent down at
four o'clock in the morning. The troops are
greatly harassed, being obliged to go on fatigue
immediately after being relieved from guard or
piequet, and have only one night in bed out of
three. The sickness amongst them and the sailors
is very alarming, and the mortality very great. It
is supposed to be partly caused by the excessive
humidity of the climate. Those who are compe-
tent judges say that the house ►will not be finished
before three or four years, although the Governor
pretends that he ►will accomplish it in nine or ten
months. lie repairs daily to superintend the
workmen, and has been frequently seen at Long-
wood, although he has never been able to obtain
an interview ►with Boonaparte, and is not upon
speaking terms ►with any of the French. It is
said that Buonaparte wished that the house should
not have been built in tie spot ►which was selected
by Sir Hudson Lowe, and that he has declared
iotentions of not occupying it. The Governor,
it is said, intends, in that case, to allow the house
that he at present resides in to tumble down for
want of repairs, and thus compel him to enter
into his cage. Nothing can be more wretched
than the situation of poor Madam Bertrand.—
The Officers have been formally 'prohibited
speaking to her husband, and .admittance has
been refused to her and her faMily at the
houses of some of the Officers where she
.pre-
sented herself in consequence of the prohibition
of intercourse. Persons who a seen to speak
to the French are subsequently interrogated
upon oath, and obliged to make a formal deposi-
tion of the conversation they have had with
them ; in consequence of this, every body avoids
them. Count Balmaine left this aboot four weeks
back with Captain Gore, Aid-de-Camp to the
French Commissioner, and has proceeded to the
lrazils., It is thought that he will not return.—
The Inquisition in Spain does not adopt more
prohibitory measures towards the introduction ,
London, England, 1819-01-25

PRIVATE A\li CORRESPaN-I)I7.NCE.

I PA e Is. JAN. 18 —The Conser!:dleur ie so well
supplied uith Materials, that it does ritiz !,:nry.v
where to choose : it does choose. bov'eeVer ; and
if we may judge of whit it leaves b whir if rakes,
we do not think that M MARTAINYL,La ban have
ally very precious materials for his Drapeatt Blouc,
composed, as he conteises, of the refute of l'heCon-
seretiteisr ! ! He declares t hat ell " tine French-
men" mill subscribe to ►t, so that in a feW days
we shall be able to ascertain how Many true
Fretichmert there are in a population of 29 mil•
lions. IVe shall be Much astonished to find them
reach 300, but even that number will be sufficient
fot the daily bread of the poetico-politico-critico
tamelion, M. MARTA IN VILLE.
Great dissatisfaction prevails, we hear, in the
Gaide Royale. The Officers can no longer enjoy
double pay for single service ; that is, as they
cannot serve at the same time in the Garde
Royale and the Line, they cannot receive the pay
as Officers of both. Many of them have there;;
fore been sent to command in fortified towns, far
from Paris, that dear scene of their insolence anti,
debauchery. But if the Garde Royale have to
complain, the Gardes du Corps have to rejoice ;
an Ordonnance is going to appear, in which a
private, at the end of four year's service in the
Gurdes du Corps, shall have the rank of Captain,
and after witnessing for that period the bloody
campaigns of their Princes in the forests of St.
Germains, Compeigne, and Fontainbleau, where
often those preux chevaliers slay two or three
hundred each per diem. The Duke of GLOUCES-
TER the other day mixed in the bloody fray, and
killed 500 enemies with his own gun.—The young
men, we say, witnessing these high exploits dur-
ing four campaigns, will be admirably adapted to
be Captains of Companies ; they will, indeed, be
all their enemies can wish them.

The Baron Lours has just been delivered of a
very fine project, that of establishing at Lyons,
Boudeaux, Rouen, &c. &c. Stock Exchanges. The
plan is admirable ; it will teach all France to
gamble away their fortunes ; but we much doubt
whether the Bank, i. e. the Government, will
find its account in it. Of this we are sure, that it
will be ruin to the nation.

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Jan. 95.

The supply of English Wheat being but mo-
derate this morning, fine runs from Essex, Kent,
and Suffolk, sold rather freely at the prices of this
(lay week, but there was little or no demand for
any other description. Fine Barley also supports
last Monday's prices, but the sales were far front
brisk, the principal consumers holding off buying
in expectation of large arrivals in the course of
this week. Oats are tali Is. per quarter cheaper,
and go off slowly at that decline. Beans are con-
aiderahly cheaper in consequence of the large ar-
tivals front the Mediterranean. In Pease and
other articles there is do alteration.
London, England, 1819-01-25

TO corm EsPONDENTS.

We are much obliged to A MERCHANT Of BRISTOL, fur his
candid Letter, and for the information which it contains.
He will see,how•erer, by our forn►erNotes to Correspondents,
that an Action has been actually brought against us on ac-
count of his first Letter.—We shall refer to him again if
necessary.

For an Answer to the Remarks on Saturday last on the Pro-
testant Petition (in Ireland), see PROVINCIAL JouRNALs,
in our first page this day.

CONYERS/6N or ST. PAUL —Holiday at the Bank. Exchequet,
East India and South Sea Houses, this day.

MAILS.
Aantviu.-4 Dublin, ,1 Waterford,
nd Jersey,
1 Guernsey
2 Holland, 1 Flanders, 1 France, 1 Lisbon.
a
DUK-IWatcrfurd, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, 2Sweden, 3 Ham-
burgh, 1 Holland.
.',HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
''''rning, 2 minutes after, 1. I Evening, 27 minutes after 1.

THE SUN.

SOLEM 4QUIS DICERE FALSVM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 181 g.

- We received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Thursday last, and this morning The Moniteur of
Friday, that being the only .Tournal published on
Friday, on account of the solemnity of the pre-
ced:pg day, namely, the Anniversary Service in
memory of Loris XVl.—The Chamber of De-
!jiffies bad a Public Sitting on Wednesday, but
nothing of importance occurred. Several peti-
tions were disposed of, and a grand deputation
was appointed to attend the Anniversary Service
at Saint. Denis on Thursday.

The King held a Council of Ministers on Wed-
nesday, which sat from one till four.

F
The accounts froM Madrid of the 7th ins►ant,
`mention the remarkable fact of the first Lady of
,Honour to the late Queen having died of a dis-
order with which she was seized on her return
'from the Escurial, after attending thither the re-
:mains of ber late Royal Mistress. The patrolling
of the police still continued in the Spanish ca-
pital, and the reason assigned is the increaiie of
the armed bands in the Sierra Morena,which seem
to be continually augmentink:. The Royal Vales
are at from 80 to 88 per cent. discount.
One of the Journals mentions a report (hut it
does not: appear disposed to give credit to the
rumour), that the publication of a Constitution
for Prussia was to take. place on Monday last.
The following are extracts from The Moniteur
of Friday :

" ROYAL ORDONNANCES.
" Louis, &c.
"The list of our Councillors of State, and Mas-

ters iu Request in Oidinary, is male out as fit•
lows :—,

CONIMITTEB OF LEGISLATION•

COUNCILLORS OF STATE.
MM. The Count Simeon; Royer Collard; the Count 17°r-

tails ; the Baron Meunier ; Camille Jordan.

MASTERS Or REQUESTS. or
MM. The Baron Dun over; De Malarlic ; Jacquinot ParOr
lune; Pichou ; De Porte.
London, England, 1819-01-25

MR. MORIER'S NEW,:ptAVELS IN PERSIA.
This Day wis Trtiblished,
In Royal 4to. with Maps and Plates, prise 31. 13s. 6cl. boards,
A SECOND JOURNEY tlit'ough PERSIA to
I—IL CONSTANTINOPLE, betmeen the Years 1810 and

By JAMES MORIER, Esq;
Late his Majesty's Secretary of Embassy, and Minister Nett
potentiary to the Court of Persia.'

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Johnson's Journey from India to England in 1317, 21. 2s.
boards.
Marco Polo's Travels in the Thirtetitth Century, 21. 12s. Gd.
boards.
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1816.

This Day was published,

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Edition of

MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF QUEEN
ELIZABETH.

BY LUCY AIKIN.

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with the personal History of a celebrated female Sovereign,
and a connected narration of the Domestic Events of her
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TO LINEN DRAPERS AND OTHERS.

ANTED for the USE of the HOUSE of
CORRECTION, COLD-BATH FIELDS,
•
Six pieces of Grey Cloth-8 pieces of Check, for Shirts,-
4 pieces of Dowlas-4 pieces of Sh,eting---1 piece of Irish, for
Chif► —ti :!,.zen of Handkerchiefs-2 pieces of Flannel—
yars of Canwas-121b. of Whitey-brown Thread, No. 22
121 h. of Blue Thread-12 dozen of Yellow Hose-6 dozen of
Blue dial-121h. of Yellow Yarn-61h. of Blue ditto—l piece
of Blue Baize.

Any person wiling to contract, may see Samples at the
House of Correction, and semi their Proposal:., sealed op;
here they are to attend the Committee personally, on
Thursday, the 28th instant, at Om; o'Clock preciselv. Ready
money. T. !*IIRIANG.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Sat,trdait Niff ht
fiIEATRE ROYAL, DfIURY.LANE.—(2Bth time), Brutus: Lu-
cius Junius, Mr. Kean : Tarquinia, Mrs. W. West. Alter
which, The Innkeeper's Daughter.
T:fEATItEROYAL,COvENT-GARDEN.—Guylkiannerine Henry
Bertram, Mr. Minna ; Me;; 11Ierrilies, Mrs. Yates. After
which, Harlequin Nlunchansen.
London, England, 1819-01-25

FOR THE SUN

MR. EDITOR,—.I regret to find that your zeal
in defence of the regular part of the legal pro-
fession has brought you into trouble. In the
first instance, it is certainly the duty of your Cor-
respondent, the MERCHANT OF BRISTOL, In come
forward, and take upon himself the borthen which
be cast upon your shoulders. And, should he
not have so much honour, the associated Attornies,
whose cause you have so strenuously fought, and
to whose interests you have devoted so much of
your Journal, are, I think, bound in honour to
carry you through the business without trouble or
eftpence.

Not being a Lawyer, Sir, 1 cannot say whether
the BRISTOL MERCHANT has written a libel or no.
To my plain understanding, it seems only a plain
statement ; which, if true, ought to be told ;. and
if false, can do nobody any harm. But this has
nothing to say to the present question ; which is,
that, between them, the BRISTOL MERCHANT and
the REGULAR SOLICITORS should take care of you.
I am, Sir,
Your bumble Servant, unknown,
CONSCIENCE.
*** We certainly agree with our Correspond-
ent, that the REGULAR SouciToßs ought reso-
Intely to take up the Cause of THE SUN, as the im-
puted libel was inserted in the course of a corres-
pondence instituted for the purpose of clearing
their Profession from all irregular Practitioners.
The Bristol Merchant has afforded us all time in-
formation necessary in the present stage of the
business.
London, England, 1819-12-31

tioit Ti-irs SUS'.

Ala. tDITOR—The Cony!intents of the Season
to you, and Confusion to all Radicals. 1 glory
in T E SUN Newspaper for letting the World

know what they are, and putting honest men on
their guard against them.
Isle of Wight. HEART OF OAK.
London, England, 1819-12-31

SNIITIIFIELD MARKET, Dec. 31.

This morning the Market was very shortly supplied with
Cattle, in consequence of which the prices have advanced,
and all kinds of Cattle are dearer than last Monday's Mar-
ket ; Veal, Pork, and Mutton, have also got up in price.—
The Hay Market remains the same as per last Monday's
Market; Straw and Clover as per our last quotation.

T E A 'l* R I CA. I. It E S E It.
Peqarmed Last' Nizht.
Ftsr.i, tar TlnyAr„ nv- LAvE.,--.Wild Oats Prover, Mr.
Eliiston ; Lady Amaranth, Mrs. W. We-t. 'After which,
Jack and the than Stalk.
TVEATRE RoYAL, CoVEN7 GA rtnEv.—The Comedy of Errors ;
Monti() of Ephesus, %%7:Fat-vett ; Adrismt. Nliss'Ste-
• phens.::4fter which.Harlegnitt a d Don gigte. '
4"„1, For PEMBERToN, and 'fauns, see the First Page; and
for PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEmNat, tee the Fourth Page.

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SOLF:AII QUIS DICICHE FA I,SILY M Al' lI)EAT ?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday and Tuesday last. The Chamber of Peers
assembled on Monday, when the priijet respecting
the provisional collection of six-twelfths of the

Taxes was communicated to them by the

ter Of Finance; it was referred to a special Com-
mittee of five, who were to report on Tuesday.
The trial of SAVARY, Duke of Rovigo, came on
before the first permanent Co7incil of War of the
First Military Division, on Monday. The rt auk
was that be was unanimously acquitted and or-
dered to be discharged.—The following are II
London, England, 1819-12-31

POETRY.

A CHARACTER.
Lo !—the BLACK Dwaur !—how broadly rise to view,
His flattened ViSati,T and his swarthy hue !
While from those Ethiop lips regardless fly
The low-bOrn slander, and the vulgar lie.
In Radical accord how closely fit
His BLACK resentment and his Dwarfish wit !

FLINT.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES:

ta:ly narapier welcomes in the New Year in the best style;
a large party assemblus at her Ladyship's house in WeDyck-
street, this evening.

The Princess Sophia of Gloucester entertains the poor, dur-
ing the present inclement season, in the neighbourhood of
Blackheath.

Lord Teiimmnotk, in Portmanisquare, has had sevei al par-
ties during the Holidays.
Arbuthnot had a party last evening., in Harley-street.
London, England, 1819-12-31

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE:, DEc. 30.—The Hulseau prize for
the present year is adjfidged to the Nev. Edward
White, B. A. of Corpus Christi College, for his
Essay on " The fitness of the time when Christ
Came into the world."

At mn ordination holden by the Fiord Bishop of
Lincoln, at Bocitdeo palaee. obi Sood.,y the 19111
inst. the following Gvotlenten were admitted in o
holy orders :

DFACONS.
Henry Samuel ILA. Trinity College, Cambridge.
Ja?M.'S Cooper. B.:1. Scholar of ditto.
Thomas Walker, ILA:Jesus College, CairibridL,e.
-Hobert Burnaby, B.A. St..lolin's Cambridge.
Edmond R. IVilliamson, B.A. Clare !tall, Cambridge.
Charles Semple, M.A. Clare Cambridge.
Charles John Way, B.A. Trinity Colle,,'e, Cambridge.
Thomas Williams, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford.
Geo. Srevenson, NI.A. Fellow of 'Trinity College, Cambridge.

PRIPSTS.
Whitworth Russell, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Nicholas 'John Temple, B.A. Sidney Sussex College, Curb.
John Mossendine Holt, Catharine I.lall, Cambrid4e.
Edward Peacopp, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
Jellison Davies, B.A. Clare Hall, Cambridge.
Samuel Lambert Noble, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
Morley, Literate.
Thomas Wilkinson, B.A. Christ College, Cambridge.
John Goodaere, Literate.
•
IVillam Drury, Harrow School.
The Rev. Jettison Davies, B A. of Clare-hall,
has been collated to the living of Evington, Lvi-
cesttishire, vacated by the death of the Rev. Nlr.
Allinson ; patron, the Lord Bishop of Lincoln.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROM
DEU

‘.l, DECEMBER 30.
!MY.

11 to 1 agst. Mr. l'ierse's c.
15 to 1 ag•st Buiseis
15 to 1 agit Blucher
15 to 1 apt Pindaree
The COIIIUS colt and Brother to Whisker are gone too far
back to be named.

18 to 1 agst Kestrel
20 to 1 agst Luck
25 to 1 agst Sailor
London, England, 1819-12-31

tracts :

" Dac. 28.—Sunday morning the King
gave a private audience to the Marquess de Ma-
tialva, the Portuguese Ambassador, who delivered
to his Majesty a private letter from his So-
vereign.

" 11. M. At nault, Felix Desportes, and Hard,
included in the Ordonnance of the 24th July have
arrived at Paris, their return to France having
been authorized by his Majesty.

" The Chamber (91 Deputies did not eßemble

yesterday.

" The King gave audience yesterday to the
Cardinal de Perigord, and afterwards transacted
business with the Minister of Marine. His Ma-
jesty also gave a private audience testerday
morning to Nem -General Rarnont-Dotaillis.—
On Sunday the King transacted bu,incss with the
Minister fur Foreign Affairs.

‘• Aldrbhal the Duke of aintzic is seriously in-

disposed.
Jr is reported in the salons of the Capital,
that a part of the business of the Ministry of the
Royal Household,such as theTheatres, Mlseum9,
Manufactures, objects of Art, &c. &c., is to be
transferred to the Ministry of the Interior.
" Strange rumours are in circulation at Paris,
but which we purposely abstain from circulating.
We are, however, assured, that otdeis were is.,
surd to place at the disposal of each post of the
National Guards 500 ball cartridges. It is also
said that the individual arrested at Amsterdam
with so much mystery is. Merlin de Douay.—( Ga-
zette de France.)
FIVE PER CENTS.

Monday ..

71 f. 34 c.
DP.FRRIISD STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817, 93 1. 64c.
22d Sept. 1817, 9l f. 60c.
22d March, 1818, B9 f. 60 e.
22d Sept. IRI 8,
22d March, 1819, YS f. 60 c.

22d Sept. 1319, 831.. 60c.

" BRESLAU, Dec. 15.—1 t is said that the Mtg..

sian Cabinet is using every means to augment it
influence in Asia. A permanent Ambassador from
the Court of St. Petersburg is henceforth to le-
London, England, 1819-12-31

SHIP NEWS.

YARXOUTH, DEC. 30.—The Julia, Townsend,
of Hall, trom Newcastle for Plymcaoth, is totally
lost on the Cross Sand ; crew landed at Lowe-
st.fre.

WeymouTH, Dec. 30.—The schooner Echo,
Jones, from the river Gambia, has been brought
into the Lowcr tiole, hawing lost four of her
crew on her passage, and the Caw ain, Mate, and
one man are now sickly ; she is put under qua-
rantine.

DEAL, DEC. 30.—Sailed the Pioneer schooner
to the Northward, and the Argus Deal pilot cut-
ter on a cruise to the Westward.

Pop. rsmou'rn, DEC. 30.—Arrived hit Majesty's
ship Conway from Plymouth, and Klazina and
Di►hje, Schilperoort, from Dordt. Camc into
harbour his Majesty's ship Egeria, to be paid off.
Sailed the Isabella, Friend, for Demerara, and
Ocean transport for Bristol.

LIMERICK, DEC. 25.—ArrivCd the Bon Fin,
Oliveira, from St. Übe's, With loss oftowsprit,
ligging,, &C.

NORTH SHIELDS, DEC. 29.—The Lady Sher-
brook, Ladter, in coming into this harbour, got
upon the Herd Saml ; the crew are saved, and
part of the cargo and materials will he Paved, but
-the vessel is expected to become a wreck.

FALMOUTH, DEC. 28.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Lee from Plymouth. with a detachment of
the Royal Veteran Batalion for Pendennis Gar-
rison ; also the Triumph, Street, from Calcutta ;
sailed the Ist August, from the Cape the 29th
October, and from off St. Helena the 12111 No-
vember ; and the Montagne, Hancock, front
Newfoundland. Sailed the Dart, Cope, for Ba-
hia ; Britannia, Evans, for St. Kitt's ; Provi-
dence, Wessel ; Mayflower, Preston ; and Sally,
Lorry, for Lisbon.

Dec. 29 —Arrived the Ann, Brice,
from Loudon for St. Kitt's ; Christian, Goss,
from London for Terceira ) and Sir Sidney
Lefevte, for Naples.
London, England, 1819-12-31

LITERARY REVIEW.

REPORT of the ACTION, WRIGHT v. CLEMENT, for
Certain Libels published in ‘yjoiibett's Register;"
tried in the Court of King's Bench at Westminster, on Fri-
day, the 10th of December, 1519, before Lord Chief Justice
ABBOTT. and a Special Jury. Taken in Short-Ilan' by
Mr. GEORGE FARQUIIARSON. To which are prefixed, a
Preface, the Docranents referred to, and Notes.

We.gave a brief report of this trial on the day
after it occurred, but we have here a comprehen-
sive and faithful account of it taken by an eminent'
Short. hand Writer. The plaintiff, Mr. WRIGHT,
has presented a well written Preface; supported
by indisputable facts and solid arguments, more
temperately urged than was naturally to he ex-
pected, after the infamous treatment which he
had received front COBBETT. In this Preface
Mr. WRIGHT has telly established the fact of the
offer which COBBETT made to Governm nt to
drop his Register, on the condition that he should
not be brought up tor Judgment, and refers to
the following persons in support of the fact, viz.
—JOHN 11.F.Pvvs: Esq., the Hon. CHARLES YORKE,
Dr. MITFORD of Readmg, Mr. FIANsARD the
Printer, GEORGE Cnoss and Louis LIBER, ap-
prentices to Mr HANSARD, and to Mr. HAL-
-I.ETT. Mr. V%. RIGHT also appeals to Messrs.
WHITE and FIN NE ETV in support' of the fact,
and gives at length a Coi< of the Register
which had been printed, and w i ich announced COB-
BETTS intention to drop his Register.for ever, and
never to resume his pen on political subjects.---
COBBETT solemnly and repeatedly denied the whole
story, the truth of which is
,here so irretragably
demonstrated. The Preface also demonstrates
the authenticity of the letter, which was read on
the Hustings in Covent-garden, in which lie re-
viles HUNT in the grossest terms. This letter
Comi.TT solemnly and repeatedly declared to he
a forgery, but its authenticity was proved on the

Trial by many respectable witnesses. Upon the
whole, we consider this Publication as a valuable

New Year's Gift to the People at LArge,
I as it so fnUy exposes the man who has so often

reviled them, and _so often attempted to delude
them, as his temporary interests required, and we
reeommvod it to the partieolAr attention of

1 the' ftrforrners, as it will convince them of
►th egfeoous folly of putting any trust in such

a luau Such a publication as this would cover

any oti“-.r man with shame and confusion, and in-
(ince hint even to bury his name in silence and
ra,curity, but CoEBETT is " made of sterner
stuff," and we should not wonder if he again came
forward, and in spite of such glaring proofs against
him solemnly denied them all.

;I.** The Preface also contains COBBETT'3 New
Way to Pay Old Debts, and the Letter of Sir
FRANcis BU RDETT, in whirl] the Baronet so ably
refutes his sophistry, and so justly stigmatizes his
conduct.
London, England, 1819-10-04

THEATRICAL 'REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Night. ,
TII EATRE ROY.% L, COVENT-GAR GEN.—The Rivals: Sir An-
thony Absolute, Mr. W. Farrell; Julia, Mts. Davison. Af-
ter which, Forty Thieves.
Tit EAT7II; ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA • 1-101/ SE. —Belles Without
Beaux Principal Characters by Miss Kelly and Mrs. W. S.
Chat terley. After which, The Rendezvous. To which was
added, The Woodman's Hut.

*** For TENAX, and FLINT, see the First Page.

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vao were sent 'by a Jury of thtir fellow-citizens
to represeut their native -land in the stesarts of
New South Wales ; and you cats have little rt a-
son to hope that the new system of division would
etimately be more successful.
I. is true, that by the plans now proposed, the
Rich tvould be forced to part with much; but would
the Poor gain that much which the, others lost
Suppose all the manufacturers, the extensive far-
mers, the opulent merchants, the men of fortune,
reduced to your present level, where would you
loot; for employment for JpIINNY or the children?
Of•.what avail would it„he for you to possess the
hundredth part of a cotton-mill, even if so much
were to come to your share Who would give
you credit for the cotton to work it !_Nay, if you
were to get tupply of cotton, still you must la-
bour,or, starve ! for even it the land too were di-
vided, you renst-either till the one, or manufac-
ture in the other, according as Messrs. HUNT,
JOHNSON, HARRISON, WATSON, &C. &C. anti the
rest of the Directory, .or Consuls, or Emperors,
or what not, might choose to direct !
.Weed, my clear Mrs. BuLt., you would soon
find yourself in a dikmma, which not even those
industrious Solicitors, AICS;IS. HARMER or 13,EAR'
SON, would be able to extricate you from; not
even though Alderman Wool) were Lord Mayor,
and Alderman \VAITHMAN Treasurer of the Coon-
try! What then is left for you, but to enjoy
quietly what little you now possess, to persuade
JOHNNY to preserve peace anti tranquillity, lest
even the employinent be has at present fur his
industry should slip through his fingers, when
property shall be rendered so insecure by'popular
Meetings, that no one will risk the putting it into
activity. It will serve yon little, then, to manu-
facture flags, or wear red ribbands, and JOHNNY
himself may toss his white hat at Guildhall for a
week of forenoons, without being able to bring
you home a leg of mutton for Sunday's dinner !
But your own good sense must point out to
you more clearly than I have done, the inevitable
consequences of any attempt at change. You only
require a hint to give to your reflect ions that pecu-
liar bias which must lead to truth. On you the
happiness of nay of the World, depends.
You will then, in spite of revolutionary folly,'
train up your little ones in contented industry,
and you will make JOHNNY feel his home to he
more comfortable than the crowded Meeting, the

Crown and Anchor squeeze, or the dermocratic
pot-Douse,—And so, good night, Mrs. BULL..

Yonrs,

IGNOTUS.
London, England, 1819-01-22

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BANK FORGERIES.

Sir JAMES MACINTOSH wished to ask the Right Hon.
G ntlemati, übether there was any report made by the com-
mission api °hued last Session to inquire into the means of
for.zi•ries on Bank-notes ?
H The CANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that
they bad made a report, t hat it had been laid before Ins
Royal Hizlmess, and that it would be laid, so soon as the
course of business wonlil allow, before the House...

Sir JAM ES ALACINTOSH asked if ally idea could be given
of the time ?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that it
would be in a kw days.

NNIND‘:OR ESTABLISHMENT.

Mr. TIERNEY said, he understood something was to he
brought before the House respecting the care of the Royal
Pet son ; but whether the custody of his Majesty's person was
to he the only consideration, or whether the Establishment
al Windsor was to be considered, he did not know.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that
bsdh the custody of his Alajesty's person and the regulations
of the Household would he brought tinder the consideration
of the House, and on Tuesday next his Noble Friend was to
more a resolution on the subject.
NI r. TIERNEY said, that he had asked whether the Wind-
sor Establishment was to be the subject of consideration;
and to this the Right Honourable Gentleman bad given no
answer.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that the
,Windsor Establishment lie considered to he that part of the
Household F.stablishrnent which was at Windsor.

Nlr. TIERNEY asked whether the whole of the Establish.
merit at Windsor was then to he submitted to the House?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he was
not prepared to say whether it was or not; but Ins Noble
Friend was to wake a proposition on the subject.
The House adjourned at 7 o'clock.

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Post.] •
WESTNII NSTE E LEMON.

MR. EDITOR,—Sir SycJoey Smith, the glorious
Defender of Acre !—the only Briton who ever
fought Buonaparte hand to hand, Aud beat him!
fi-rst taught Europe that Buonaparte was
not invincible to bravery and skill !—wl:o showed
bimsclf, by his negociation for the evacuation of
Egypt by the French, equally great as a Statesman
and a Warrior ! Where can we find ,:y-,t.her man
so well qualified to repre6ent the City of West-
minster ?

AN ELECrOIt.

rlfen-ning Herald.]

Yesterday forenoon, Lord Castlereagh, in order
to pass a few days in tranquillity, as essential to
his restoration, left his house in St. James's-
square, for his seat, North Cray, where his Lord-
ship will continue until Tuesday next.

[The Times.]

COURT or Excuectutta.—A novel occurrence,
says a Correspondent, took place yesterday morn-
ing in Gray's•lnn Hall. When the Lord Chief
Boron ordered the next cause to be called on,
the Registrar answered there was no other cause.
For this the public are indebted to the Lord Chief
Baron, who, since he has presided in that Court,
has applied himself with so much assiduity, that
be has heard every cause that stood in the paper
for hearing, of which, for many years past, there
has beta so great an arrear.
London, England, 1819-01-22

arms.

" The Prince Regent has the greatest pleasure in being
able t 6 inform you, that the Trade, Commerce, and Ivfaint-
factures of the Country, are in a most flourishing condition.

" The favourable change which has so rapidly taken place
in the internal circumstances of the United Kingdom affords
the strongest proof of the solidity of its resources.
" To cultivate and improve the advantages of our present
situation will he the object of your deliberations ; and his
Royal Highness has commanded us to assure you of his dispo-
sition to concur and co-operate in whatever may be best cal-
culated to secure to his Majesty's Subjects the full benefits,of
that state of Peace which, by the blessing of Providence, has
been so happily re-established throughout Europe."

After the delivery of the Speech, the Commons
withdrew to their own House, and an adjourn-
ment, during pleasure, of their Lordships, was
ordered. About five o'clock the House resumed.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL, previous to their Lord-
ships' proceeding to any other business, moved the
first reading of a Bill for the better regulation of
Select Vestries; which accordingly took place.
London, England, 1819-01-22

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, JAN. 21.—Arrived, and remains in tr
Downs, wind-bound, the Briton, CREIGHT(//1'
from Bengal; sailed the 23d Aug., and from the
Cape the 19th Nov. The Ciar, TAvI-0130 and
the Hebe, PORTER, sailed at the same time I°l
Bengal.
BELFAST, JAN. 15.—1 t is reported that tijr:
Marygold, HODGSON, coal laden, has elle°
shore at Bullywalter, and all the crew lost.
The Venerable, from Africa to Liverpo°l' Was
wrecked in Cardigan Bay on Monday event"/
crew and part of the cargo saved.
London, England, 1819-01-22

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We earnestly request 'that the Author of a Letter, signed A
MERCHANT Ot BRISTOL, inserted on the 18th ult. relative
to a Young Man under Articles to an Attorney, hut with-
out due service, will communicate all the information in
his power, and will avow hinuelfto us, as an Action has
been commenced against ns on account of the hasty inser-
tion of his Letter. We conceive that a sense of justice will
induce him to comply with this request.

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