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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-06

NAUTICAL ETYMOLOGY.

A Sailor with a well-claw'd nose,
Once reeling thro' the street;
" You've been mal-treated I suppose,"
Said one he chanc'd to meet.

" Treated !" says JACK, and rather stiff,
"She put her marks that's plain,
" But shiver all my timbers. if
"Molt, treats me so again!"

THE REFORMING FROG.
(To the popular Air of 4'. The Love Sick Frog.")
A Frog irk wou'd a Reforming go,
says Rowley,
To emulate Thistlewoud, Hunt, and. Co.
• With si.Rowley, Fowler,
Gammon and Spinach 0,
Heigh, said Anthony Rowley. .
• Off be set with his Radical Hat,
Heiglio, says Rowley,
,And provided as bail a Republican Rat, •
%Vith•l}is Rowley, &c.
Having taken the Chair he. commenc'd its a.trice,
Heigh°, says Rowley,
To consider the hardships of Manchester Mice,
With his Rowley, &c.
He hop'd that no Mouse on occ,sions like these,
Heigh°, says Rowley,
Wou'd be mute, no not even it Mouse in a cheese,
With his Rowley, &c.

He trusted their vengeance wou'd "quickly be hurl'd
Heighu, says Rowley,
- On each Sinecure Per.sioner Pus:, in the.woOd,
With her Rowley, &c.

As the-tide of his Eloquence seeni'd to prevail,
Height), &c. •
An old blouse cut hill) short with the following tale,
With his Rowley &c.

By the side of the Marsh as old rEsop avows,
Height), says Rowley,
Liv'd your ancestor Croker. with Alice his spouse,
With his Rowley, &c.

In the dog days, by chance," Ally Cmher," cried be,
• Heigh°, says Rowley,
" I feel that this air with my lungs won't agree,
With my Rowley, &c.

" Why the gromnd's crack'd with heat! and how dry are
the springs ! ti
Height), says Rowley,
" I declare there's a total stag,itation of things,
With my itowley, &c.

" Then since I feel bilious and faint with the smell,
Height), says Rowley,
" We'll take lodigiuBs with Truth in some neighbouring
well,"

With my Rowley, &c.

Ally Croaker replied, "well, my dear, this is strange,
Heigh°, says Rowley,
" One wou'd think you a Tadpole, so auxionsfor change,
With your Howley, tttc,

" If the seasons are dry, let us wait for the rain,
Heigho, says Rowley,
" Then things will go .ru'rin ningly forward again,
With soy Rowley, &c.

" If the well should dry, too, 'twill be worse than the
springs,

- 7 Height), says Rowley,
" And your watering places arc ruinous things,
With their Rowley, &c.

" Aud then we shall be, if so sad be our fate,
Height), says Rowley,
" Like some others, acquainted veil-: truth when too late,
With my ltowiey, &c.

Though I blush for my pun, thus the moral is shewk,
Heigho, says Rowley,
Both agreed it were visor to leave Wei alone,
With their Rowley, &c.

" Mr. Mouse," replied Frog, without taking offence,
Heighu, says Rowley,
" I conid wish Mr. Hunt had iny ancestor's sense,
With a Rowley, &c.

" So, convined by your reasons, l'll readily sing,
Heigho, says Rowley,
" can join in the bass) with you, God Save the King,
With a Rowley, &c.
London, England, 1819-11-06

[The Times.]

The Earl of Albemarle has written to Lord
Sidmouth, requesting to be informed at what
time it will be most convenient to the Prince
Regent to grant him a closet audience, for the
purpose of receiving the Address of the County of
Norfolk. •

Carlife, the slanderer of Christianity. has, con-
sistently enough, proceeded to slander some of
the Jury by whom he was convicted : he has
particularly charged Mr. Coutts with having de-
clared, during the trial, that he was determined
to return a verdict of guilty. Mr. Coutts has
sent us a most positive and satisfactory contra-
diction of this calumnious assertion. —(lbid.)
London, England, 1819-11-06

REGISTER OF FASHION,

FASHIONABLE CHANOBS.—Lady Viscount Granville, from
Whorstead Lodge, to Sandon Hall, the seat of the Earl of
Harrowby ; General Pigot, for the Manor House, near Great
Marlow, in
,Buckingliamshire ; Lord Murpeth, from Castle
Howard, the seat of the Earl of Carlisle, on a visit to the
Duke of DevOnshire, at Chatsworth, in Derbyshire:
ARRlvAts.j—The Dowager Marchioness of Lansdown, and
the, Mi,ses G4fard, from the Continent; Lord and Lady Ri-
versdale and family, from the Continent ; Lady Petre, in
Grosvenor-square, from a tour; Lady R. Manners, in Grosve-
nor-square, from the Manor• House, Surrey; R. Knight, Esq.
and family, in Grosvenor-scoare, from their seat in War-
wickshire ; Col. Murray, at the Prince of Saxe Cohourg
Hoiel, from a tour ; the Earl of Jersey, from Newmarket.

BATH ARRIVALS.—Prince Sapiha, Lord Gwydir, Hon Col.
Browne, Gen. Sir W. and Lady Cockburne, Sir %V. and Lady
Watson, Sir H. W. Wilson, Lady Gladstanes, Lady Leslie,
Lady %Valker,—Adm. Holloway aad family, Lieut.-Colonel
Kaye, Major Baynes, Capt. and Mrs. Dobartz, Capt. and
Mrs. Fisher, Capt. Barnes, Capt. Dpherty, Capt. Donning,
Captain Christie, Capt. Davies, Copt. Mangin, Capt. Scobal,
Capt. Schultz.

Lord and Lady CAsTLEREAGH, accompanied by
Lord ANCRIAI, passed through Chelmsford on
Wednesday, from Sudbourn-hall, Suffolk, the scat
of the Marquet.s of HERTFORD, where their Lord-
ships had joined the PRINCE REGENT Ott a shoot-
ing excursion. The party dined at the Spread
E4gle, Ingatestone, about half past five, and im-
mediately afterwards proceeded to town.

Lady 'HESTER STANHOPE (sister of the late
Earl STANHOPE), now resides at Abra, in Syria,
about six miles from Sidon, where she is styled
" Princess..". She enjoys good health in advanced
life'. Lady HESTER has great influence there,
possesses a fine stud of horses, and has uo inten-
tion of returning to her native count) y.
London, England, 1819-11-06

LORD LASCULES.

The appointment :of tlik 'Nobleman,' .we leern,
has been so much approved in Yr> k- shire, that the
•
foliowiog. Extract Iraqi .The Leeds- Incieptindent, of
Thursday last, may fairly he cuosidered as ex.
ptessiveofthe geueral.seutiments of the Uointty
" The friends of genuine patriotism and Ipyalty have had
the high gratdcation of learning the appointment of our lati
excellent and wathy Mentbei'„'Lortu I...4SCLLES, to the im.
portant .;)five ,of-,Lard,tieutenant of the IVeit of
Yorkshire. Per ,this, the Ministers of the' Pritiee Regent
meta, and will obtain, the warmest thanks, not-only of. the
County, but' of the nation at large; for we, believe that. a
Nobleman More truly rr;spected for his virtues as a man, his
loyalty as a subject,. and his valuable services asa Legislator,
Cannot, any, where,,he feand-; and it will beaeirnowledged,
that all these qualifications furnish a most satisfactory pledge
for the -upright and conscientious discharge of the duties of
that highstallati, which has just been bestowed upon him.
In the present critical circumstances-of the country, we stand
in need of a man of energy and firmness, determined to resist
the encroachments of a restless and daring faction; to c0m1..,
teract the promulgatioda their licentious and sangetinartt
principles; and who, while he is too well acquainted with the
laws and institutions of his country; to exercise any vigilui;
beyond the law, or to be guilty of any - unnecessary tniii-
tary interference—Which none but those that are determined
to endanger the publie peace need to dread—we are well as,
sured that his Lordship will-not be seduced by a fond, foolish
desire of popular applause on the one hand, or deterred by ai
dastardly fear of. popular ciarnsw:-ou the other, frosts the
strict- and faithful discharge of hieduty,- in the resolute sup.,
pression of every distm hence of the public tranquillity by..
a lawless mob. Neither will his Lordship, we ate au..
roughly persuaded, be-so negligent of what his situation
rewires of him, as. to rive delusive "representations of the
actual condition of the district over which he is called to pre- •
side. His Lordship's penetration and vigilance are too well
known to leave room for any apprehension on this head; and
we are Well convinced, timt if this welcome appointment had
taken place at an earlier period, the state of this part of the
country would have been very much the reverse of its present
situation. We are farther convinced that Lord Lascelleg will- -;
not yield any credit to the hollow professions pf meowito.flari :
it convenient, for flue present, to recommend a pacific depoet-.
meat to their deluded adherents; but ivill estimate such pro-
fessions as they really deserve,and regard them equally as sin.
erre as if lie should hear a person, after leading another to
the verge of a precipice, and while lie was preparing to hurl
him from it, advise him to take special care not to break any
of his limbs."
London, England, 1819-08-24

HUDDERSFIELD, Aua. 20.

I write to inform you, says one of our Corre.
spondents, that aemeeting of •the Reformers and
others took place last oigbt,,in
,consenuence of a
very short acid indefinite notice, at seven o'clock,
when several thousands were addressed by a per-
son unknown, supposed to Lave come from. Lan.
cashire. His ohiect apparently was, to, iodneeihe
populace to acts of t int,.and to obtain by. physical
force what they could not by entreaty. He desir-
•ed those who vvished'to assist their brethren -in
Lancashire, to signify, the same by holding up the
rigbt hand ;• and concluded by informing them,
that another meeting would take place this even-
ing, to which he hoped they would come pre-
pared. for any emergency. At this the molutude
cried .out, " W.hat, with fire-arms ?" but the ora-
tor
left his,tneaning to be understood.; It is ex-
pected that another meeting will' take- place in
Fixby Pastures, and the most serious apprchen•
sion is cocci tained. This wining, a piaci:o.l;as
been stuck on our- walls, calling on the inhubi-
(anti to come forward as special constables, and
to be sworn into office, at twelve o'clock. The
soldiers were and are pow in readiness. The perp•
ph are all in great anxiety—ilie Magistrates are
assembled and on the alert.
Another of our Correspondents says—". •The.
Meeting of Thursday evening was
,held in the
field between Huddersfield and Almondb,nry,
Where the Reform Meeting assembled some-weeks
ago. Huddersfield seems to have taken the alarm,
and the two troops of the ,4th Dragoon.s,„,under
the command of Captain Sibtliorpe, with the
Yeomanry Cavalry, under Sir aoseph Radcliffe;
are ordered to he in readiness."—(Leeds Paper.)
• We have with pain. observed argequisition
posted up, calling 11,1cetiog, for similar purposes
to those, under pretence of which tlie one at
Manchester was convened, at Wakefield, to be
held on Monday neat.—(Wakefield Journal.)

MAC( I,ESFIELD, SATURDAY EVENING.

-Dtring-Thursd3y and -Friday .otir town conti•
!med wholly intdiStni bed, but this being public
market •d3y, the „disntiegted.seent to haye.chosen
ie.as a.fit opium-thinly for it new. manitest al ion- of
their wicked designs. The markel.place was
crowded by persons of the lower °tilers, who had
evidently no business there, and wito‘did nothing
but go about in
.graupes, uttering the kir
tinnimatory expressions, and abusing
.cv.ety_ decent
and respectable persont they encountered. Severa),
regret to Say, . were. attacked and
nitwit hurt.

At length the
.confosinn and.atarin in, the war-
ket,beeatue so great, that the Niaglstrates, sup-
ported by a large body of illy spe'cial ecttistriLki,
Were obliged to make their appearance, whyo.,be-
veral ‘,l the m4)st. fictive of the niischiet,makers
wy re taken into custody .and ,order, rest orgd. The
prisoners_ have been eannOtted loprisou, aud
be brought op for examination on 111ontlay.,
A person,of the ii the of a hotter,
was held to bad yesierday far usilq.: senifiuusv,
pressions, 2.0Q1, qqt, tyKo suri:tuiiu
1001. tacit.
London, England, 1819-11-01

nn TUE,s;DAY, the If of NOVEMBER.

Those Nora-Commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, and Drum-
mers, as above, referred to at is. per day, fr.im the Ist Foot,
with all the remaining Regiments and Corps, including the
Militia.

HIS ROYAL. HIGHNESS is at the same time graciously
pleased.to Declare, that all the sail Non-Commissioned Offi-
cers, Trumpeters, Drummers, and Private Men, found fit for
Service, shall be considered as entitled to Pay from the re-
7,pective days of their appearance in pur4suanee of this Order,
and that none shall be required to Serve in any other Corps
than a Veteran or Garrison Battalion : and that every Man
found fit for that Duty shall, on his joining the Battalion to
which he shall he appointed, receive a Bounty of One Pound
Five Shillings, or so much thereof as shall remain after sup-
plying him with proper Necessaries ; and that those who, on
Examinaiion, are found unfit fur Duty, shall be dismissed with
proportirAtte Subsistence to carry them hack to their homes,
estimating the same front the time oftheir leaving their Places
of Residence. -

AND IT IS HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS'S farther Plea-
sure, that if any Out-Pensioners who are exempted from the
present. Call under the Terms of this Proclamation,'shail ne-
vertheless he desirous of Volunteering their Services, and
shall present themselves fur Eitaminption on the days of.
Asemhling, they shall, if found fit to serve, be received
into a Royal Veteran or Garrison Battalion, with the same
Bounty, Pay, and Allowances as the Men who are included in
the Call.

AND IT IS FURTHER NOTIFIED, That all the Out-
Pensioners hereby called upon to attend, who shall not appear
on any of the Days above mentioned, will be struck otf the
Books of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital, according
to the Regulations under which such Pension is granted,
without any prospect of being restored thereto.
By Order of the Bight Hononral)le the Lords and Others,
the Commissioners for. the Affairs of the said Royal Hospital.
RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar.
London, England, 1819-11-01

TH g LOTTERY.

NEXT TUESDAY WEEK
LOTTERY BEGINS.
•
G. WEBB, Stock Broker, 9, CORNHILL,
and 17, LUDGATE-STREET, requests the Public to
observe, that TWO of the EIGHT 20,0001. PRIZES will be
decided in the FIRST FIVE MINUTES. The Scheme also
contains many other inducements to Early Adventurers, as
the First drawn Blank, and its co; responding number, will
each have Sixteen Whole Undrawn Tickets. ,The Lowest
Prizes are 161.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at WEBB'S Fortu-
nate Offices, 9, CORNHILL, or 17, LVDGATE-STREET,-
where the following Capitals were Shared and Sold :-
3,569, in II Shares, 30,0001.
8,539, in 13 Shares, 30,0001. •
19,690, in 13 Shares, 30,0901.
Besides many :20,0001. 10,0001. &c.

T. and J. SIVEIVIUGIIT, Sole Contractors
09 for the present Popular LOWERY. The demand has
increased, and is increasing. More than
FOUR-FIFTHS of the TICKETS are already SOLD!
and an immediate application is necessary-to prevent disap.
pointnient to those who wish to have a Chance for the
EIGHT OF TWENTY THOUSAND!

And OTHER CAPITALS, in the LOTTERY to begin on
the

NINTH OF NOVEMBER.
*,,* The Contractors Sold on tae 22d August last, No. 3,710,
a Prize of 56,0001., and many other Capitals, at

37, Coro11'01; I 11, Holborn;
38, Haymarket; I 141, Oxford Si reet

UNPRECEDENTED nYI THE ANNALS or LOTTERIES!!!
grbNLY 5000 Tickets to be drawn on Lord
Mayor's Day (9th November) and the grand chance of
obtaining EIGFIT Prizes of 20,0001. Money and Consols.—
the riuk lessened considerably—THE SMALLEST PRIZES
BEING 161. and Tickets only 191. 18s. therefore, the hiss can
only be SI. 18s. and the gain may be the enormous sum of
ONE HUNDRED ANn TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
And for ONE SIXTEENTH, SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE'
London, England, 1819-11-01

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1819.

ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, October 290819.

THESE are by Order of the Right Honourable
the Lords and Others Commissioners for managing
the Affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice,
that HIS ROYAL' HIGHNESS- the PRINCE REGENT has
been-pleased, in the Name and on.the Behalf of his Majesty,
to command, That- all the Out-Pensioners belonging to the
said Hospital, and all those Men who are Registered in
the Hospital Books, with a view. to prospective Pension ;
and also all Out-Pensioners and Registered Men of Kilmein-
ham Hospital, resident in London, or within Twenty-five
Miles thereof, veto) have been discharged from their respec-
tive Regiments or Corps,
.as Non-Commissioned Officers,
Drummers, Trumpeters, or Privates, whether from the Re-
gular Cavalry, Foot Guards, or Infantry of the Line, or from
the
,Feneibles or Militia,. do personally and Regimentally ap-
pear with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission at •
the BiAti-d. Room in the said Hospital on the respective days
hereafter mentioned, according to their several rates of Pen-
sion, when and where attendance will be given front Nine
o'Clock in the morning till Three in the afternoon, in order
that such of them as on Examination` shall be found fit, may '
be attached to a ROyal Veteran or Garrison Battalion.

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS is, however, pleased to direct,
that the present Order shall not be considered as extending,'
to the Out-Pensioners from tiro late Horse Guards, -and
Horse Grenadier Guards, the Life Guards, and Regimitnt
of Horse Guards, nor to such Men as by the Hospital
Books are now more than Fifty-five Years of Age, or had
served Twenty-four Years in the Cavalry, or Twenty-one
Years in the Infantry, previously to their Discharges; nor to
any Men discharged as Privates, whose Pensions are above
Ten Pence per Diem each ; nor to those who have lost a
Limb, or their Eye-sight, or are Cripples, or who re-
ceived a Certificate of their total Unfitness for further Ser-
vice, from any of the Officers employed at the last General
Examination of Out-Pensioners in the year 1815; nor to
such Out-Pensioners as are now serving in the Regular Mi-
litia, as Non-Commissioned Officers; bat it must be ob-
served, that all Men discharged as Non-Commissioned Of-
ficers, Trumpeters, and Drummers, are required to atteq,
whatever the Rates of their Pensions may be, unless they
have completed their third period of Service, or are disabled
as stated above.
London, England, 1819-11-01

/Par-Office, Oct. 29.

.•
6th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet W. H. Williamson
the 22d Light Draoons, to be Cornet, vice H. D. Ciiri
.r 12P37
• who retires upon half-pay 22d Light Dragoons.
Sth Regiment of Foot—Serjeant-Niajor W. Only, late of tiff
,
3d Battalion Rifle Brigade, to he Quartermaster, viceita,
nan, removeo from the service.
to b‘ GA rt nisoss.— Major-General Sir O. Cooke, K. C. 8., --
• Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth, vice Maj„or-Gepe
Sir J. Kempt.
HOSPITAL. STA rE.—ASSiStant•SUrgeoll W. H. Hume, •••,- Af . aco
front half-pay, to V Assistant Surgeon to the Forces,
J. Woodrotfe, M.D., who exchanges.
EmottnsnA. The promotion of Major P. Watt', A
half-pny as an unattached officer, to be Lieut.-C:OW'
by brevet, has been antedated to Ist Jan. 1812.
Second Lieut. J. Bligh, of the Rifle Brigade, has been soar
seded, being absent without leave.
half'
The appointment of Assistant Surgeon Brown, front -
pay 4i h Dragoon Guards, to be Assistant-Surgeon to tt►b
forces, on the 23d Sept. has not taken place.
The appointment of the under-mentioned Assistant-Stsrh
Surgeons at full-pay, has been antedated to 25th "4"
1819, front which period they are to reee•ve pay.
Assistant-Surgeon James French, from half-pay ch r°49
vice E.Alitlett.
Assistant-Sargeon J. Simpson, from half-pay 36th Foot, ri°
E. Maher.
•Att
Assistant-Surgeon D. O. Davies, from half-pay 14th 14
Dragoons, vice M'Donough.
Assistant-Surgeon 'l'. Brisbane, from half-pay 52d Foot, V
Kehoc.
Assistant-Surgeon David Rees, from half-pay 99th Foot, Ord
G. Lloyd.
oe
Assistant-Surgvon .J. Lingertwood, from half-pay Oth -r,
vice John Stewart.
London, England, 1819-11-01

MEETING OF THE RADICALS.

About one o'clock tliiy day, Watson, Thisar
wood, and Blundford made their appearance
at Finsbury Marketplace in a hackney-coact"
anti soon afterwards a miserable looking
came with a drum and We. The leaders ("ail
ntoun!ed a waggon, and WaTsoN was rote
into the Chair. The proceedings bad thus 04
just commenced when our Reporter left the I)l3ci°
We are glad to learn, however, that so for liv°l
there being a numerous Alerting, there are nag
more than 1,500 persons present. •

A Harnburgh Mail arrived last night. lb°
following is the only article worthy of notice
" HANOVER, i
OCT.CT. 23 —11) consequence
the Resolutions of the Gelman plc( IPa,
;
Sitting of 30th September, an Ordinance l''"4
been issued by command of his Royal Higlo)°‘
the Ptiuce Regent, enforcing anew the 'F'd'c,
respecting the Censorsliip of the Press, isstlea
the 6th May, 1705, by the Elector George
Duke of Brunswick (afterwards King George ',V
and removed by a decree of King George l's
dated 31st May, 1731. By this Edict, no title'''.
verian subject shall print any thing either idf
Or Out of the country; and no bookseller, eidiel
native or foreigner, shall take upon himself to pr'
any thing in the Hanoverian dominions, onlegg it
has been previously siibmi ted to the Censorsidli!
and it is ordered, that no writing shall be print
nor, if printed in any other part,f Germany, sb,°,:j
be put into circulation, which is not proci",:e
with the name of the publisher, and if it is oft" 0
clAss of Newspapers or Periodical Journals, als
with that of the Edit.r Ordacleur), tinder 0 li:e;
',dry of 50 rix holl.;rs. Publications in whied
this regulation is not observed are to be seized -01
soon as they appear, and the disttibutors
of tybl
to be punished. according to circumstances,
fine or imprisonment."

,
Mr. LITTLEWOOD, the King's Alessencrer,°rrligf
et the Foreign ()fnee on Saturday, w Irdislultioi
from Petersburgh ; no!vvitlistauding tale N
''Ors
snow so generally experienced in this country ors
last Thursday week, the Alesse;.;:cr
his Keay house, even in the more northern latito''

rviel
'rile Vigo, of 74 guns, is prepriog for se-A
to
wat l'ortsmoh for the St. ticlena station, 111)"
Leer the flag of Admiral I'LAmPiri.
The Coioptroller Of the Navy,
TIN, and a Deptliation from that 1303rit
ed, a few lAys since. the improvements c31:;'.0
on at Sheerne.,s Thre.e new Dorks for b`l"illir
and lepairing ships arc in a. ptuv cssl`'e 51'4-c oil/
c-mrirt ion. The bottoms ore of stone, 819 e os'
also the sides by, and' totaling steps for "-Joe/
cent mild descent of the sl,ip„righ;s, A 1:110 r.
the conveyance of ships' masts fro"' ihi•ile
Cher port of the dock-yard to the K,Ntrt
completed, which, for y and dt;rlV"he`4l
surpasses any thing of the t,ind that hos Y:tedlor`
done; the inside is tntirr!), of stone, aud `ir

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to the OVFIOERS of the NAVY.

When the Revenue of the State is not adequate
to •
its necessities, and the wants of many ineapa-
vitate them from increasing their con!rib,,tbms,
it surely behoves the Nobles and the Opulent of the
r
.442nd, and every true Patriot who can spnre some-
thing from his Income, to come forward with ala-
crity and relieve, to the utmost of their ability,
their less wealthy neighbours from additional bur-

To you, my dear Brothers, I particularly, ad.
dress' myself. I appeal to you as lovers of th:,l
peace which you have won by your prowess, awl,
41deePly participating, not only in the happiness,
oUt in the distressei of your Fellow countrymen,
Vet us hasten, lest the Sister Service, which is
tver alive to the call of duty anti patriotism,
%holtld take the lead), and offer a part of the re-
Ithineration we receive for our long and various
Services, to the use of that Cottony tar which we
Lave fougia and bled ; and prove our devotion to
'lt, and our sincere regard for the real happiness of
these Realms, by giving a Fiftieth-part of our
114
-pay as a Mite to the Nation; and although
Many of us can but ill affold to make this seed-
ce, yet it will add hut little to tl,e many priva.
lions we have already suffered nor shall we, I
km persuaded, when our Country calls, refuse
Mill In suffyr sinuilm• wivations to secure the be-
nefits ts•e have obtaitietl, after a convulsion that
114'. agitated Europe for upwards of a quarter of
a etnituy, and has been felt by none more severely
thin by
A NAVAL OFFICER.
London, England, 1819-11-01

HUNDRED POUNDS.

• EYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and Lombard. Street,
cannot help congratulating the Public on the above Grand
Scheme and New System, the chance being considet ably in-
creased and the risk lessened; hopes he shall come in for his
share of the Public patronage, he being one of the oldest
Office-keepers in the Kingdinp.
To Noblemen and Merchants, E. EYTON begs leave to in-
form them that he has on Sale several duplicate Tickets that
will be entitled to the same produce, that is to say, if No. 339
should be drawn a 20,0001. 5339 will be entitled to another
20,0001. AS USUAL, all business in the Public Funds
transacted with honour and dispatch at the above office, No.
Cornhill, by tho Public's very bumble Servant,
E. EYTON.
London, England, 1819-11-01

On MONDAY, the Bth of NOVEMBER.

All the Pencionera at sa. per day, those at Grl. per D3y,
from the Ist .)ratzoott Guards, with all the remaining Regi-
ments of Cavalry.
On TUESDAY. the 9th of NOVEMBER.

Those at 6d. per day, from, the Three Regiments of Foot
Guards.

On WEDNESDAY, tht• 10th of NOVEMBER.

Those at Gd per day, from the Ist Foot, to the end of
the numbered Regiments.
On THURSDAY, the ith of NOVEMBER.

Thos, 0, per day, from the King's German Lezion,
nici the rtruaining Regiments, or Corps, iikeludin4 those
from the Rjilitia. Also those Pensioner's at 7J. and ad. per
day.
- • ON FRIDAY. the 13th of NOVEMBER. •

Those at N. 'Der day, from the Ist Dragoon Guards, with
those from the several Regiments of Cavalry, as also those
from the Three Regiments of Vout Gnarls.
On SATURDAY, the 13th of NOVEMBER.

- -
Those at Pd. per day, from the Ist Foot, with all the re-
maining Regiments and Corps, including those from the M
lit ia ; also those Pensioners at lad. per day. •
On MONDAY, the 15th of NOVENMER.

Those Non-Commissioned Oflicers,Trumpet,7rs, acid Drum-
mers, above referred to, at is. per day, from the First Dra-
goon Guards, with rhos' from the several Regiments of Ca-
valry, also those from the Three Regiments of Foot Guards,
who have, not completed their third period of Service.
London, England, 1819-02-15

To the PIIOI9IIIF.TORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES ANT, tiENTLENItg,
ENCOURAGED by flattering promises ot
Soproit from many most re4pectalite Priilirietors, I
venture to ammance my Intention of stztmling fOrward, un
an early occasion, as a Candidate fur a Seat in you Direc-
tion.

Originally brought up in A house i" business, and since
connected, during a period of sixteen years, with an esta-
hlishnnent intimately allied, in its various branches, to the
commerce of the country, I entertain a hope that yon may
deem me worthy of your notice and consideration. should
it he my good fortune to succeed in this ol;ject of Ambition,
I pledge myself to an honest and constant zeal fur your ser-
vice, and to an active and conscientious discharge of the du-
ties attached to the extended and important concerns of the
Company• It is toy anxious will to pay personal respect by
calling on each Proprietor, but should I unfortunately, either
front the inaccuracy of the Lists, or any unforeseen circum-
stance, be prevented doing so, I trust to your candour for an

indulgent interpretatif.n of the ()mission.
I have the honour to be,
Lathes and Gentlemen,

Your very obedient and humble Servant,
WILLIAM CURTIS, Jun.

61, Portland•place, 28th Jan. 1819.

CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION,

St. John's Wood, Mary-le-Bone, ne.ar the Regency Park.
President, the Hight !fun. and 1:i ht Reverend the Ll/..:1)

MISIIOI' of LONbON.
Vice-President, the night lion. Lot.d KENYON.

THE ANNIVERSARY* MEETING of the
SOCIETY for CLOTHING, MAINTAINING, and
EDUCATING POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGY-
MEN of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH of ENGLAND, un-
til of age to be put Apprentice, will be holden at FREE-
MASONS' TAVERN, Great Queen-street,
fields, on TUESDAY, the 23d Instant, when a number of
Children, nit exceeding Twenty, nosy be elected into the
Schools of this Corporation. The Chair wUI he taken by the
Right Rev. the President, at Two o'Ciock, precisely, for the
general Business of the Day. Dinner to be on Table at Half-
past Four o'Clock.

STEWARDS.

His Royal Highness the Duke
of Kent,
Right Rey. Herbert Lord Bi-
shop of Liu:daft*,
Rev. Frodstrun flodcon,
Vice-Clineellor of the Uni-
versity of Oxford,
Hon. and Rev. G. Neville,
M.A.Vice-Chancellor of the
University of Cambrid4e,
Rev. Richard Yates, D.D.

Rev. Robert Verney, M.A
Rev. Charles Edrid:re, D.ll.
Chaplain in Ordinary to his
Nlajesty,
Right lion. Eail of Abingdon,
Hon. Sir Jaw Richardson,
Knt. one of the .Tudy:es of
the Court of Common
Sir C.Edmonstone, Bart. M.P.
George W. Taylor, Esq. M:P.
Peter Dalrymple, Esq.

Dinner Tickets, 151. each, to he taken at the Bar. Dona-
tions and Subscriptions will in the mean time he thankfully
received by the Treasurer, the Rev. Archdeacon Camhridge,
and Joshua Watson, Esq. at their Bankers, Messrs. Sikes.
Snaith, HMI Co. Mansion-house-street; or at Messrs. Drum-
[pond's, Charing-Cross; and by the Secretary, at No. 20,
Great Knight Ryder-street, Doctors' Commons.
J. B. MORGAN, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-02-15

BURGESS' NEW SAUCE. •

THE high encomiums bestowed by the Nobi-
lity and Gentry upon the above NEW SAUCE, induces
the Proprietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer
to the Public at large a Caution against imitations, by men-
tioning none can be relied upon as Genuine without each
bottle being sealed under their Firm and Address, and also
each Label having their Signature.
The utility and convenience of this-Sauce, being adapted
for all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, and its in-
crease of circulation bids fair to equal their much and long
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; they respectfully so-
licit a trial from those who have not used it, being confident
it will give satisfaetion to the nicest palate.
Warehouse, No. 107 (corner of the Saroy-steps),
STRAND, London.
London, England, 1819-02-15

, .
•-• )7nrbirtce of the whole Ilouse.—(See our Last
Page.)

sa.nrday.
I 1; another arrival front Trinidad nn
't7e received arcatints to the 19in December.--
Advice% had btu') receit'ed trout the Main, sta'hig
hat Getierai Motiaps tome,' the Spanibh
lute, at Chu roes and Kirin', and was moving on
li‘ircelon4. Clarifies is a small 10W11 to the west-
ward 01 ilaretlona, and a strong position. Picirn
is a small village on the sett coast. Morino, by
the last accomus, was at Sr Carlos. He ItA.l
Naile a geottai gitiister of 1113•11 and boys. hut the
buttiber fit his army was not known.—(Mid.)

[3l,)riling Post. r
CRA!cGES AT WINDS,)II.—The rumour that his
Al,,itsty will b,:! ternov,d to the New Palace at
islet; again prevails.
Pos The Princess Atigusta takes
session of the Villa at Frocinore, and the
.Pritiress Sop
wh hia the one called the Lower L0d,,..e.
t'v Queen's Lodge will he entirely shut uh ; and
ets the improveme;itA commence at iVindsor
it will be wholly pulled down. 'Die latter
*as a tavuorite idea of the King ; and, at the pe•
rind of his Majesty's liniented indisposition, the
Plans for the disposition of the groom! were Oleo
lYi',g on the table. The Queen's Lodge was al-
Nays nsive to the eve of !hat excellent Archi-
tetr. J.:Ews Wealt—and indeed to any judge of
Pronprt ion and effect ; it totally obstructs the view
two the Litile Park :roni the Terrace. Time Kit.
thens awl other offices will also he pulled down to
T"i"len
ie !lie view from the Castle. It has been much
° mnied, since periiiissioit was granted to per-
4'ls about the Castle to erect out-buildings and
Ijrtollar piles of chim' eys ; these innovations
"e destroyed the beautiful eff,et of that inimit-
ab'
, Gothic
epile. It aym he some satisfaction to
of the Arts to learn that all these in.
Irillgenients will be eradicated. These judicious
illcrations will add considerably to the beautiful
140sPect.

[Morning Herald.]
MR. HUNT —A Correspondent desires to know
.*lty the High B 614 permits Mr. Hunt to address
te Electors of We%tniinsttr Irons the Hustings ?
AQt r• Hunt is not a c4ndid4ts, he certainly is
lan elector of Westminster, and therefore has
T title whatever to appear as a speaker at the
lii'stings. Our Cott espondt-nt thinks that the
01Bailiff tvill set a very disastrous example to
public bodies, if he neglect his duty in this
148t4nce.
London, England, 1819-02-15

NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 12.—Arriveti the Lord Col-
!inf.:wood, 111( LACHL AN, ft om Bahia ; sailed the
19th Dec. ; on the 28th, in lat. 9. 27. S. long.
35. 17. West, spoke the Sandwich packet, from
Pernambuco for Bahia ; Providence, AItaeLLAN,
from Nassau, N. P., sailed thOd Jan.; on the
7th January. in lat. 28. long. 74. was boarded
by the Buenos Ayres armed brig Puyrredon,
bound on a cruise, off the Havanna!):

FEE 13.—Arrived the Hindostan, STEWART,
from Calcutta ; l%lary Jane, from Quebec and

DEAL, FEB. 14.—Arrived ye- terday the Cornet,
WlLcocKsotr, from the Cape of Good Hone, and
remains wind-hound. Came down from the River,
several vessels, and sailed with the whole of the
outward-bound, except the six East lndiamen.—
To-day, at one P.M., sailed the Hon. Company's
ships Atlas, Bombay, General Kyd, Hereford-
shire, Streatham, and Windsor, for India, Ar-
rived the Juliana, OGiottg, from Batavia.
PORTSMOUTH, PEE. 14.—Two or three of the
Outward-bound sailed last evening ; the rest are
preparing, and will sail in the morning, should
the wind continue.

SWANSEA, Fan. 13.--The brig Dido, DAVISON,
of Sunderland, from Cardiff to London with iron,
ha% put in here in. a. leaky stale, and will be
obliged to discharge before she can proceed on
her voyage.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 12,--Arrived a packet with
mails from the Leeward Islands. in .24 days.
London, England, 1819-02-15

TO JOURNEYMEN SAIL-MAKERS.
WANTED, a NUMBER of HANDS, to
whom the following Wages will he given, viz.:—
For Day-work, Os. 5Ad. for each Hour employed ;
For Piece-work, 3s. Od. for each Hundred Yards of Work, if
of common Canvas, and extra in proportion fur other
Canvas.
Apply to the different Master Sail-makers of the Port of
London.
King's Head Tavern, Poultry, 12th Feb. 1819.
London, England, 1819-02-15

f
POETRY.

CATITLI.CS.—(No. IX.)

reramti omnl3lts Inds andris

.eintistgla mihi miNhys trecentis,
of friends belor'd the most,
Tito' friends by thousands T could boast,
And art thou come, thy home to bless?
To eire thy father happiness ?

And glad thy anxious nrothei's sight ?
Oh ! tirt thou come ? dear, dear delight !
And shRII I see thee safe and well ?

And shall I bear thee, C—L—TT, tell
Of all by thee done, heard, or seen,
Since thou in Spain hast warrinz been ?
clasp'd in thy embrace,
With heart to heart, and face to face,
I then may all the world defy
Tu find another bless'd as I.
London, England, 1819-02-15

NOTICE TJ ARTISTS.

ALL WORKS intended for the enltlint! EX
HIBITIOS at the ROYAL ACADEMY, must be sent
to Somerset-House, on MONDAY the sth, or TUESDAY
the tith of April next, after which time none can he roccived,
Further particulars will he given in a future Advertisement.
HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary
London, England, 1819-02-15

CUSTOMS LISt

' Entered Inwards, Feb. 13.—Twee Gebroeders, Janssen,
Carolinenziel ; Lord Cathcart, Brown, Calcutta; Bce, Adams,
liitothurgh ; Aid, Kirkham, Leghorn ; Freundschap, Visser'
Worcum ; James and Theresa, Coppin, Mogadore.
Entered Outwards, Feb. 13.—M a rga ret, Glassham, To-
bago; Jane, Bleasdalc, Fayal ; harmony, Dedwith, Ant-
werp ; Ocean,'Smith, Rotterdam.

Cleared Outwards, Fe% 13.—Unge Johannes, Ring„Arun-
,dahl ; Mars, Heppe'', Buenos-Ayres; siklers, Bishop, .Tene.
riffelConcordia, Berc, Barcelona; Golden Grove, Steel,
Cape of Good Hop, ; Ranger, Bevis; ton, Dominica; Alhion,
Hurst, Antwerp; Flying Fish, Bales, Lisbon; Elizabeth and
Sarab, Summer, St. ,Michael's.

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FM 15.

Our Market was well supplied with all kinds of
Grain this morning ; and although the arrival of
Foreign Wheat since this day week has been very
small, yet that of our own growth from Essex,
Kent, and Suffolk, was considerable to-day, for
which the demand was very trifling, and conse-
quently sales were exceedingly heavy at a reduc-
tion of 3s. per quarter from last Monday's prices.
Barley is 4s. per quarter ci►esper, having large
arrivals of that article, and but•ftw buyers. Oats
ar•e full 2s. per quarter lower, and dull sale at
that reduction. Beans and Pease are 2s. per
quarter cheaper.
POKTATIOMS LAST WEEK.

Englisb. Foreign,
Wheat
Barley
Oats . 10,979 1,355

SMITHFIELD, FEE. 15.
Our Market this morning was but thinly supplied with
prime Beasts, and prices were in conseq,lence rather higher.
The show of Sheep was bege, and sales were brisk, but
the prices of this day weir lower than on last Monday. Veal
was brisker sale, and rat her cheaper. Pork remains no-
minally Ms our last quotations—The business in .the lay
Market was pretty brisk this morning, and the prices of that
article were rather higher; Clover remains steady at our last
quotations; the business in Straw was very small, and prices
were in consequence rather higher.—The annexed is a correct
statement of the Numbers and Prices at Market

(To sink the Offal ; per Stoue of Slbs.)
Beef 4s. Od. to ss. 9(1. Veal ss. ud. to 7s. od.
I
Mutton ..st. Od. to Cs. 4d. Pork ss. Od. to Gs. Sd.

CATTLE AT MARKET.
Bents 2570 I Sheep and Lambs ....16,210
Calves

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD,
Hay.... ,C 5 0 0 t 0.1,7 7 0 Ctuver..,C6 u 0 to,C9 0 0
Straw k,-2 10 o to ou

Efiects of ungoverned Passion.—Last week If t-
liam Brown was committed to Coventry gaol, to
be tried for the wilful murder of Eliza Brown, his
own child, by throwing scalding water over her
while in her mother's arms. 'I he brutal act was
done inn fit of passion, and wi!hout any provo-
cation. Tiae mother is in a da,Teivtit state.
London, England, 1819-02-15

REFUGE FOR THE DrSTITUTE.

THE TWELFTH ANNIVE!I q.AItY
NER will be at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN
HISHOPSGATE-STREET, on TUESDAY, the 16th of Fc•
hruary, 1819.

rnEstnr.NT.
His Royal Higltness the DUKE of YORK, in the Chair,

TREASURER.
Edward Forster, Esq.

STEW?. RIM
Earl of Mount Norris IVilliam Kent, Esq.
Hon. General Leslie Cuming Alexander Niaeleay, Eat.
Sir Charles Flower, Bart. T. G. Ravenshaw, Esq.
Samuel Birch, Esq. Alderman G. E. H. Sehweiger, Esq.
Frac. M. Ommaney, Esq. M.P. William Vaughan, Esq.
Samuel Fenning, jun. Esq. Fredelich Webh, Esq.
Benjamin Hawes, Esq. John Woolley, Esq.
Samuel Joseph, Esq.

Dinner at Six o'Clock precisely.
Tickets Fourteen ~billings each ; to he had of the Trea-
surer, Stewards, and Secretary ; at the Refuge, in Hackney-
road and Hoxton; of the Collectors, and at the Bar of the
Tavern.

No Servants admitted but those of the President, Vice-Pre.
sidents, Treasurer, and Stewards.
ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-02-15

PUBLICATIONS.

MR. OWEN'S wort Ks.

This Day were published,
ANEW VIEW OF SOCIETY ; in Four Es-
says on the Formations of the Human Character, pre-
paratory to the Developement of a Plan for gradually ame-
liorating the Condition of Mankind. Third Edition, Bvo.
price 6s.
2. TRACTS relative to the NEW VIEW of SOCIETY ; viz.
oposals for raising a College of Industry of all useful Trades
and Husbandry. By JOHN BELLERS. (Reprinted from
the original, published in 1898.)—Itr port to the Committee
of the Association for the Relief of the Manufacturing and
Labouring Puor.—A Brief Sketch of the Religions Society of
People called Shakers.—An Account of the Public Proceed-
ings which took place in London, in July and August, 1817.
Price ss. 6d. sewed.

3. An ADDRESS delivered to the Inhabitants of NEW

LANAI{K, at the t)liening of the Institution estithlkhed
.e Formation of Character. The Third Edition. Price es. 6a.

4. OBSERVATIONS on the EFFECT' of the MANUFAC
'rum Nt.; SYSTENI. The Third Edition —To which are
added, Two Letters on the Employment ..f Children in Manu-
factories, and a Letter on the Union of Churchei and Schools.
Price 2s. Gil.

5. Two MEMORIALS on Behalf of] the WORKING
CLASSES: the first presented to the Uovernments of Europe
and Americo, the second to thr Allied Powers aSSetUbled iu
Congt ess at Aix-la• Chapelle. Price Is.
Printed for Longman, Ihmt, Rees, Orme. and Orme, PA-
rnuatcr-ruw aid to b« La 42 of all vtli: 1 Bv‘dssrlleir.
London, England, 1819-11-08

Sijj) NEWS.

DARTMOUTH', Nov. G.—Arrived off this port
the Texel, Thackston, from Boston, in 35 days,
for Amsterdam : at the time she sailed a great
number of the inhabitants were ill of the fever, at
the lower part of the city.

Idyll:trout., Nov. 6.—The Endeavour, Grif-
fiths, from Newry, is sunk in the Old Dock Ba-
sin, having struck against the Pier.
DEAL, Nov. 7.—Pot back the Sarah, for Bom-
bay, and Dale, for Jamaica. Arrived, and re-
mains, the Lady Kennaway, from Bengal ; sailed
the 24th May, and from St. Helena the Ist Sept.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 7.—Arrived yesterday the
Glattan, Henry, from Honduras, and Alfred,
NVilkinson, from Madras. Arrived to•day the
Perseverance, Levering, from London for Bahia,
and Archimedes, Pratt, from London for Spain.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 6 —Arrived the Two Bro-
thers, Tingecombe, from St. John's, Newfound-
land, and Papillion, Ris, from Blurdeanx. The
Two Brother 3 spoke, on the Ist Nov., in
47. 56. long. 10. the James Fitzpatrick, in nine
weeks, from Philadelphia ; the wind being strong
from the westward, and being short of provisions,
she bore up for Commie.

FALMOUTH, Nov. s.—Arrived off this port the
Wilily, Bradfield, from Rio Janeiro ; sailed the
18th Aug. Arrived the Prince Ernest packet
from Lisbon, in 15 days, and Duke of , Kent
packer front Lisbon, in 12 days—hoth with mails.
STORNAwAY, SRPT. 26. —The Duchess of Hue-
cleugh, Nunhead, fron► Gottenhurgit for
sprung a leak on the 22d inst. off Cape Wrath,
and next morning went on shore, nine miles
S.W. of this place, and it is doubtful if she can be
got nfl.

NOIITH SHIPLDS, NOV. G.--Thc Provide►►ce,
(4,11, that %vas on shore upon the tlerd, has been
got oft; and brought in ►ere damaged.
London, England, 1819-11-08

This Day were published, •
In royal Bvo, Price tis. Vol. 1. Part 11..0f
EP(3RTS of CASES areord and flefermined
the (TWAT of COMMON PLEAS and other -COut tsu
•ByW. J. BRODERI P, Of Linc'oln'i and"). BINGHAM,
of the Middle Temple, Esqrs. Barristers at Law.
*,,* These kleports are in continuation of Mr. Taunton's,
the remainder of who,e Reports wilt speedily be published.
London : Printed 'for Jost ph Butterworth and Sun, 43,
Fleet-street, and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin.

This Day was published,
In Bco, price 10i..6ti. iii boards,

"I"AY'ini 'MARINE EVIOENCE in the
cOgirrs of LAW and EQUITY, in which is considered
the:cOmpett•ncy of a Marine.Witnest,•the legal title to British
Shipii, the Proof and Construction of a Ship's Policy, and the
Etidence necessary to establish a variety/of nautical subjects.
To which is added, a Glossary of Sea Terms which frequently
occur in Marine Pleadings.
By F. M. VAN 'FIEMIUTSEN, Esq. Baril§ter at Law.
London : Printed by Jost:ph. Butterworth and Sou; 43,
Fleet-street, and J. Cooke, Oinnind-quay,

This Day were published,
Rlli royal /Ivo. price Gs. Vol.!. Part I, of EpoicKs cAsEs ,arOedßod rifled. ak'
NISI PI:R7S, in lt.: C'OUR'T of COMMON PLEAS,
by Lord Chief Justice Dallas, front the Sittings 'after Michael-
mas T,r4i, 18 t 8, to the Sdtiqgs after Easter Term, sth Geo;
111, 1819; and on the Oxford Circuit, Lent Assizes, 1818.—
To which are aderd, Copious Notes upon the most important
subjects of Comatercial Law, viz. Insurance, Shipping, Bank-
ruptcy, Bills of /Cxchange., &c.

By NIEL VOW, of Lincoln's lun, Esq.
Barrister at Law.
40.' These Reports are iit,Confletuatian of Mr. Hole's, and
"will be published- regularly.
London: Printed for Joseph BOtterworth and Son, No. 43,
Pleet•*treei; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin.

This' Day was published,
In 6 vols. royal octavo, price 51. 12s. in hoards. the Second
Edition, 'with very considerable alterations and improve-
ments (dedicated by permission to the Right- Hon. the
ALoid Chancellor), of
DIGEST of, the LAWS .of ENGLAND
RESPECTING REAL PROPERTY.
By WH.LIANI CRUISE,
Of Lincoln's, Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law.

London: Printed for 'Joseph Butterworth and Son 43
Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin. , ,
London, England, 1819-08-12

Noranwicii MEEFING.

The following is a copy of a L<•tter from Lord
Viscount SIDMOUTH, to H. C. COTTON. E,q. the
Chairman of the Loyal Meeting lately held at
Northw•ich, in answer 16 the Address moved at
the Assembly to his Royal Highness the Piltxca
REGENT, and traliSlliitted to his Lordship for
presentation :

" \Vhit~ htill, 301.1► Jnlv, 1819.

" have lost no time in layin.; before his Royal
Highntss the Prince Regent, the lintnble,, dutiful, and 10)al
Addres; of the Inhabitants of the 'Fowls aod neighboarhoon
of Northwielt, which was transmitted to me in your letter of
the 27th instant: and I have the satistactiun to inform you,
that his Royal Ifighness was plea,eil to receive the same in
the 'nog gracious manner, and to command me to sig;tit'to
You, his Royal Ilighness's confidence in the loyalty and zeal
yet ,
the great body of the population of the Cou.nty Palatine
of Chester. " I have the honour to be, Sir,

" Your 1110. it Obedient 111111110 V S,rvalit.
4, SID IOU
(‘ To H. C. Cotton; Esq. Davtultam, North wit;ii."
London, England, 1819-08-12

General) English sailed from this country to Mar-
garetta, to join the Patriot Cause in Venezuela,
two Gentlemen of well-known abilities for the
nndertakiug, at the suggestion of some British
merchants, were attached w the expedition, who
‘veteinstructed to make application to the Con-
gress of Venezuela, for a grant of rand somewhere
on the banks of the Oronoco, and not too dis-
tant from the sea, to be appropriated to the recep-
tion of an infant colony. We understand that
dispatches were yesterday received from Aegnstora
relating to this subject : the Congress of Venezuela
have freely consented to the desired grant, anti
permission is given to the applicants to select any
spot that may be desired for the purpose, engag-
ing at the same time to the persons emigrating
the free enjoyment at civil and religions liberty,
and no other connexion between them and the
Government and Province, of Venezuela, than
may be required for their mutual security. They
are to be specially exempt from any species of mi-
litary service, but that which may become neces-
sary to their own protection against the natives.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, HA YMARKET.—The Jealous Wife: Oakly,
Mr. Warde ; Mrs. Oakly, Mrs. Edwin. After which, Ladies
At Home. To which was added, Tom Thumb.
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA.HoUSE,--The Bull's Head.
After which, Belles Without Beaux. To which was added,
One, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Advertisement; with
Walk for a Wager.

*** For PHILADELP4II7S, see the First Page.

PRINCE or ,WALES (IttorsT) BORY.—A Holiday at the Bank,
Exchequer, East India and South Sea Flouses.

ARRIVED-1 Waterford, 1 France.
Dnr.-1 Dublin, I Waterford, 1 Gottenburgb, I Hamburgh.

HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning, SO minutes after 7. Evening, 45 imitates after 7.