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ever to adhere to the Constitution in Church
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st4le, and to maintain the Ascendancy of the
present Royal Family,

Pet;.'d•
ons for the Repeal of the Duties on Coals
"1.6" coastwise are now preparing in the stye-
-731"t-ports and principal places in the Mari-
11nie Districts. If no immediate reliee can be
we trust that an inquiry on the subject will
without delay, instituted, that the real merits
of this important question may be fairly brought
he"re the Legislature. A great deal of in-
ItrelVd clamour has been created in the Inland
Northarn riets, but we understand that a
tl.4"ge of opinion on this subject now prevails
10 the latter, and that some of the Grandees begin
t° think they were too premature in their Coalition
the Staffordshire Coal Owners.

''OIITUNATE ACCIDENT rn ins ROYAL HIGHNESS
THE DUKE OF YORK.
It 15 with extreme concern we have to an-
"n
ee, that on Monday afternoon, at the time
it ike of YORK was in attendance upon his
ildiesty at Windsor, as bib Royal Highness was
n the act of opening a door of a room iuWindsor
t
altle, to enter it, one of his spurs caught the
,'"D at the bottom of his pantaloons, or trowsers,
*hic't is
caused him to tall, when be unfortunately
:4'114 right arm. An alarm was
.instantly
11Pread through the Castle, when the Duke and
queliess of Gloucester, the Princess Augusta and
Princess Sophia, the Members of the Duke's
4:!"), and the Physicians in attendance on his
ksttstY, hastened to the spot, When it was
aster
rtdined by the Medical Gentlemen that his
"n HtAhness's arm was broke, a messenger
te' '
tto procure surgeon with all possible
itt' and Mr. O'Reilly, of Windsor, soon after
ft,' 1
"cd npon his Royal Highness, and set the
nied limb, which gave his Royal Highness
"IdLte ease, and he ate his dinner with his
()oil good appetite. lAn express- was sent off to
ii4ilotliers
k.t.4l'ds to inform the aichess of the lamentable
1,;,,r ant. All the branches of the Royal Family
ere so much engaged in their atten-
tl4; t" the Royal Duke, that several hours
141. C". hefore an express was sent off to the
ktli:e Regent, &e. in London, which did not
tt," half-pa,a eleven o'clock ; and in con-
-441 ell'-'e Mr. Macgregor, his Royal Highness's
e n
lost no time in leaving London to st-
y 'is Royal Highness.
ittli:"Prchtv morning:Mr. Macgregor issued the
• i/jug hulletin

44 Windsor Castle, April 13, 1519.
Rtit
"444 t i 4. 'gal Hizhness the Mike of York has, by a fall,
'our n. •

.tight - o'clock yesterday afternoon, broken the hone of
-ktl,l-4aru ah,no three inches above the elbow joint. The
Vititt*. Basset very soon after t he accident, hy Mr. O'Reilly,
His Rial Highness has passed 4 quiet ui.4llt,
14flitorning free from few, and doing in all respects
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under the circumstances Can be expected.

" P. mAcGREGOR." ta ~
tteeict"lition to the above, the Prince,
tip e td an express yesterday afternoon
the state of
hist l'''clock.. giving an account of
sogitmt.agfetnert
We
11E),1(.-‘, (la' Brother durlog
the
morning.to one o'clock
)4( Itabd his Royal Highness, uP.
ood spirits.
erdaY, was free from fever, and in g
. tok
Ilktri._ ESCHANGE,ARIL 14.—Although the
tt aurvl3 Blnee Monday have been hot trifling, yet
fur alket is abundantly supplied with all;Grait,
ll
A *mhicti the demand is very inadequate,' yett
ti: knglish Wheat and prime Barley supports
4144:14Y's prices ; bot Oats, Beans and Peas, are
' cheaper, and vt.ry dull sale.
Ate Ski 1
—..........—.
ih'".• DEETS.,—The necessity of the esttia,e-
:teat of e NEW Jtltltion for
Ice,
111ti,..4,1Y of small Debts at a trifling expentiore
kr,ii nithout delay, becomes every day it ~....
4144r.re11t, especially in ail the p"P "i::
triebl's of the Country. It is
really
a seirnall,
lib,;4llce, that to recover any sum, however svvest.
Itii„, I'‘ORTI" SHILLINGS, in the Coil'," at
thirty
DOttr)S-P'9 that an expellee of upwards of,trie,d
611,1,:s tnltst be incurred, in case the cause is
44 1)-(ik,t,ution is issued ; that is, for the taxed costs
Idlotc{l sies. Now if a minor jurisdiction were
4hrttl -;
in Which debts of ten or fifteen pounds,
riletillit-er, Could be recovered at a moderate ex
Vent e.'-t would rove beneficial to the Public, pre-
itillittitt:),i
tirrni
op, 1:10! Per credit being given, and render the
)sigh necessitouQ, labourer or
ci
Lis ,hei more eatitions in incurring debts b”on
ItttNe-ans of dischargilig them, We do not pre-
lis t° s,iggest the course to be pursued opoan,
teri.tteeasion, namely, whether. there should be kit,'4l nteastire to extend throUgliout the whole
tvet4itioni, or separate local jurisdictions ; though,
llite Intll,l thik, front all we have }Pali!, that the
‘114; 11'01 be the most preferable : but rather
,hiti , that the Country should remain any longer
.t
liqs tt.:u t a remedy for this grievance, for such i
„.11(!nbt„.,°rne• we shall be glad to see the former
rt, -., are at
AL'. `(' in the course,of the present Session.—
present thirteen or fourteen Bills he-
le bare
for the establishment of Courts of
tilttillests, and for extending others, hut whether
144.Y,.*i1l receive the sanction of b
utantent is, wboth Houses ofe believe,' doubtful.
here
"Ai AND DUCHESS op CLARENCH.—Letters
INerle"taY received from the Duke of CLA•
11'6'
.)itsriviti4 very ""Givourable accounts of the
t)tott„i: I""ver, as far as relates to domestic
%tilts .t• House rent his Royal Highness repre-
lie„ces" !tinnily high as in London ; and the ex;
treuter.lo food and raiment in some respects still
is no longer.
mover,"H his Royal Highness a'ids'
el'te t ~ 4same Hanover it was before the
e"T'clnz' nt
r'reneli troo is " His Royal Highness
hi% . "es by deo
.. 1 .
ielUtb t, 0 alln, that nothing shall prevent
Id Lnland.
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