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

SHIP NEWS.

YARMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Regent,
Turnbull, from Petersburgh ; in lat. st. 10., 100
,wiles from ;he Naze, fell in with the Nestor, of
›'untlerlend, water-logged, and abandoned by the
crew, Captain 'l'. supposed she would (hive on
sbore on the coast of Jutland.

BANFF, Nnv, 6.—The brig Daphne, in coming
into this hsrbour, struck upon the pier, and in a
few hours became a total wreck ; crew saved with
aifficnlty.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Camelion on a crwise, and Liffey to the
Eastward.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9:—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Spartas on a cruise.

The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, Sir
ROGER GREELEY. Bart., and the Hon. Colonel
EDwARD LYGON, rile expected to leave town On
Sunday, for the Earl of COVENTRY'S Seat, Cloll3e,
;tear Upton, IVorcestersnirc.
The Duke of WELLINGTON IS arrived at Apsley
Fionse, from his Seat, Strathfiddsay, Hants.

THE MARCH OF THE OPPosmoN.—The Earl
of Lauderdale is now on his way to town from
Scotland. Lord Grey leaves Howick next week.
The Mat guess of Lansdowne is•expected from
Italy on the 151 h, and the li;arl of Essex on the
20th. Mr. Tieruey ties been iu town these ten,
days.
London, England, 1819-11-11

,ott the allies of our enemies.

'that even when

the Wel of Ihe country wa4 put to 'the urrlosr
hazard, these unrelenting spirits,have never ceased
(0 impede her exertions, to calumniate her coon-

,els, to depress her hopes by sinister predictions,
to throw what shade they could over her most
glorious successes, and to make the people dis-
contented with the very means which were ne-
cessary for their safety , and with the conduct
which has made them an example to the world.
It has gone even to this ; that, when defections
attiring our military, by land or sea, have become
formid ; or when popular irritation has arisen
almost or quite to insurrection ; nay, when re-
bellion has actually broken out in some part of
our Dependencies, there have been politicians, of
name and credit too, who have not come for-
ward to oppoee, but have, as far as possible,
without personal hazard, encouraged and abetted
these most threatening evils.
Whete else, I would fain ask, have enormities
like these grown into the established practice of
the country; sanctioned by false maxims of party
union, and political tactics ; committed by men
in other respects deemed honourable, and attend-
ed with no infamy, except that which the perpe•
trators never feel, the secret execration of all
who deserve the name of Patriots—the real and
independent Lovers of the Country and it Laws ?
Without recurring, to Religion, ought honour,
conscience, honesty, to permit these things ? Or,
is there, in fact, a crime against social order more
enormous, than that of putting to the hazard the
safely and happiness of millions, for the sake of
prirae and selfish ends ?
These, however, are the customs and the prac-
tices, which have gradually nursed op falsehood
and sed►tion in,o the most prosperous manufac-
tures of the country. These have made intempe-
rate abuse the ladder of ambition, and interested
calumny the lucrative speculation of the despe-
rate. These are the arts which have made un-
distiegeished multitudes in love with defamation,
and ready to regard as their only friends the per-
sons who assure them, that their Governors, be
they who they may, are detestably wicked, and that
the State is going rapidly to destruction by their
counsels. As for the holy precept, of " not
speaking evil of Dignities," it is so completely re-
versed, that the attainment of any high office, is
the signal for a copious discharge of evil speaking,
ridicule, or gross abuse against the person so
advanced.

But is not this a most wretched state of things ?
Can a country have any claim to admiration from
foreigners, or even to a dignified self-esteem,
where such businesses are practised by the highest,
and diligently employed to debauch and poison
the dispositions of the lowest ? Religion certainly
forbids such practices :—and what is the conse-
quence ? Art open war is denounced against Re-
ligion, and they who would complete the de-
pravity, of the multitude are diligent to eradicate
from their minds every idea of religious duty.

HOOKER.
London, England, 1819-11-11

DOCTOR WATSON.

We signified our intention, as often as this
wretched miscreant .should obtrude hiniself upon.
public notice; to repeat the charge originally
brought against him, upon indisputable audio'lll.,
which we are permitted to disclose, of having,
while he was in The Tower, offered " to aban-
don politics for ever, if Goverc.ment would afford
him means to open a shop, or to remove with bit
family to America." We, therefore, in confor-
mity to our pledge, introduce the following Letter,
with a renewal of the charge, and leave the de-
luded followers of this miserable pretender to Pa-
triotism, to reflect whether his totalsilence under
this repeated charge is not a convincing implica-
tion of his guilt :

" OiRCULAR OF DR. WATSON TO THE LONDON RE.

FOUNT UNION SOCIETY.

GRNTLEMEN,-7I aw desired by the Committee
of Management in the Metropolis in furtherance
of Parliamentary Retorm, to apprise you, that I
have, with my trien►la, performed the duty in-
trusted to us by the people assembled on Mon.
day, the Ist of November, in Finsbury Market.
place, namely, its presenting to Lord Sidmouth
the Appeal to the Prince Regent, then passed ;
and having Waited upon his Lordship according
to appointment, that I have received his answer,
which the Committee think advisable to be laid
before the public on the 24th inst. in Smithfield,
a here it is proposed to meet to cdnsult upon the
manifold grievances of the country, instead of
Finsbury Market-place, as intended to have been
held on the 15th instant.

" 1 am, Govlone!), your obedient Servant,
" London CoMmittee Room, " JAMES WATSON.
November 9, t 819."
London, England, 1819-11-11

BIRKETT V. WILLAN AND OTHERS.

This was an action against the defendants as
common carriers, for the ntis-delivery of a parcel
of cochineal, addressed by the plaintiff to " J.
Worthy, Exeter." It will be recollected that this
cage has been tried twice, and that each time the
particulars were fully detailed in this Paper. .On
the first occasion, a verdict was found for the de-
fendants, and on the second and last for the plain-
tiff. which

Mr. SCARCETT now moved to set aside, on the
ground that the defendants had done all that the
law had required of them to do.
The COURT, after hearing the Learned Counsel
at considerable length, affirmed the hit verdict,
on the principle of a carrier's common law liabi-
lity for negligence,. and therefore—Refused the
London, England, 1819-11-11

FOR TIIE SUN.

ril• EDITOR—Much as I admire the Essays of
poet.
ortespoudents TENAX, A Barrom,
FLINT, and STEEL, I cannot help saying
at Ytot- friend Hormea, though I have not
taitied.hiin first, is far from being last. Not one
1:„°1.1 fo,te th..in is necessary does he use to
,I;:l"uunicate unanswerable facts ; nothing turgid,
gverbals purloined from their context
Zit Of playfulness, or for the sake of having the
4141 t; stiltence, which amounts to nothing ; but
's
solid natter, that proves itself in its trans-
kt:,"'t flow. No flumenu verborum with moths
1,4"; ha! with the mind of a LOCKE, his sense
es jo thecompass of a nut-shell.
Justly does he say 4h at Faction renewed and
Lt'
"(I its snaky head in :he reign of King XVIL-
tIgN
"h and has systematically grown throughout
egg segnent reigns to its present size., having
-same objtcts to contend for, l'owtta and
t,utß• The Cavaliers and Roundheads gave way
tta- itue Whigs and Tories, as these had been pre•
P`l• antler, he unhappy CHARLES, by the Pe-
C,'oers and Abhorrers. The favourers of the
i 4," comcared their opponents to the fanatics
„" alleotland, who were called Whiggamores ;
1, the country party compared the Court to a
th e„lsh banditti of robbers in Ireland, who used
word Torrie for ''stand and deliver."
ills tumultuous petitioning was formerly a means
Li. annoying /he Crown, by stirring up those who
itptglo On a civil war, it is now employed to
ititje" the King and
o his Ministers, by an Oppo-
ill "'the rankest of all, which for thirteen years
to 34ceession have struggled, by evety artifice, not
B'rvi their country, but themselves. Their
tlifil:(l.ient is to spread discontent, and to unite
gri. "'ion in a popular clamour. The pretended
ap;„"a°tes of the people are their text, which they
tnr:°"t to the verge of insurrection, and then
re;°,t'tnn the Magistrate for checking them in their
is ,)lotionary career. IVell does HOOKER say, it
i)r‘ue p„isono„, effect of a licentious, not a free
hoe", which gives currency to abuse and calumoy
Hu Opposition. To stop this machine is
° be expected, beca'use, productive of evil as
'.it is profitable; and needy profligates will
14,11!(! every thing for gain. I pity more than
I.lipt" the people who react them, but their con-
t.) eine" 1 condemn and consign to legal punish-
•
tath „e enlightened instructors excite passions
NYC to religion and morality, justice and
Pith, J. Which is not to do' what we wantonly
ttai ' but what we only ought to will ; and of
11444 hereafter flow your humble Servant,
VROPOSITL
London, England, 1819-11-11

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, Dau HY-LANE.—King Richard the Third:
Hichm d, Mr. Kean ; Earl of Richmond, Mr. Elliston ; Lady
Anne, Mrs. W. Wet. Ater which, Modern Antiques.
THEATRE ROYAL, Covt:NT-GARnEN —The Confederacy: Mo-
neytrati, Mr. W. farren ; Clarissa, Mrs. Davison. After
which, Cezening. ; to which was added, Arthur and Em-
meline.

PRICE 0 1
THIS DAY AT r

STOCKS
'EINE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red 661;i1; India Bonds
3 pt.,' Cent. Cons..... 674pil Exch. Bills, 2d . • Is. es. dis.
si per Cent 75; 76 75; Ditto Conintercial2os. 19s. dis.
4 per Cents. B4in Cons. for Account .... 67iii
i per Ci. Nary Ann. ..1C31; 4

MAILS.
Aattivrp-1 Dublin, I Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey,
_ ..

I Holland, I France.
Dui-1 Gottenburgli, 1 Lisbon, 2 Hamburg!).

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning, 35 minute: after 9. Evening, 58 minutes after 9.
London, England, 1819-11-11

~"ro THE

" Stn—Seeing in
,your Paper of Tuesday, 9:lx
November, a letter signed Charles Pearson., de-
clash% he was nut " aware of ever biing in the
reach of the
.bearing" of me, I beg leave to state
the following particulars, which will probably re-
fresh that Gentleman's memory
" A few days previous to the Meetini first held
by the Ilefortners in Smithfield, I warted upon,
Mr. Charles Pearson, in company with Mr. Wins
West, to solicit his subscription in behalf of a
gentleman in deep distress, and after having made
known the circumstances of the case, Mr. Pear-
son inquired the amount required ; on being an-
swered; three or tour pound's, Mr. Pearson imme-
diately, humanely and liberally, gave a check for
51. ; after which, I laid before him a placard an-
nouncing the firs. Smithfield fleeting, and chew-
ed to him a circular authoinsy, given to sue by
the Corltnittee, for the purpose of raising a sub.
scription to defray the expences of the said Meet-
ing, which he havi,:g read, Mr Pe.tson informed
me, that if the Meetinc went off well and peace-
ably, he, perhaps, might subscribe towards it,
and, to the best of my recollection, to the amount
of five pounds ; upon which Mr. West and myself
left his honk'.

" I was in company with Mr. 'Pearson again,
for at least one hoar, in Mr. Hunt's apartments
the day after the said Meeting, but knew nothing
then of his having given to Mr. Hunt the five
pounds, which 1 always considered he intended to
have giiten to the Committee, for defraying tho
expences of the said Meeting, and was fully eon-
firmed in my opinion by the statenient contained
in Mr. Blandford's Letter, which has before ap•
peared in your Paper.
" l am, Sir, your humble servant,
" ARTHUR THISTLEWOOD.
" Stanhope-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, Nov. 10,1819."
London, England, 1819-11-27

METROPOLrrAN LAW SOCIETY.
Ak ADJOURNED MEETING of the MEM-
BERS of this SOCIETY will be held at SERLE'S
/sPEE HOUSE, Carey-street, on TUESDAY NEXT, the
acitiqpstant, at Six o'CloCk in the Evening, where et:try
k
kt"4►ber is earnestly requested to attend. The Rules of this
etY may be had of the Secretary, No. 5, Inner Temple
-4414.
JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-11-27

DR. STEF,M'S OPODELDOC

Is acknowledged stirio o r t all oilier external
r Applications for the Core of Chilblains, Bruises, Sprains,
Cramps, Rheumatism, and Numbness of the Limbs. For
Chilblains it should he dissolved and applied in the first in-
stance, to prevent tlieir breaking.. Counterfeits of this ad-
mirable Remedy are sold in almost every Town and Street,
by persons not suspected of attempting to defraud their
customers : Purchasers ore therefore cautioncrl, that unless
the name " F. Newhery" be engraved in the .Staiups, the
Opodeldoc is not genuine.
Prepared and Sold by F. Newbcry and Sons, at the Origi-
nal Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, price 2s. rld. a bottle;
but as many persons mistake the house, observe that it is
the third from Cheapside, the Numher 45.
Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Bond-street ;
Stradlin, Royal Exchange ; Harris, Ludgate-street; and
Brennand, Bishopsgate-Without.
London, England, 1819-11-27

COBBF,"1"f.

The Hercules arrived at Liverpool on Sunday
la.t, on board of which was the 'motions Col3*
BET?. -As some fears were entertained that the
Lever was on board, Cobbett's landing was not
permitted till yesterday. An immense number
of people met him on the beach, And cheered bias
In the inn, which is a considerable distance fro►►►
the docks. Some partial hisses were heard. This
!limning he underwent the usual examination at '

the Custom-house, which occupied a considerable
time, as he has brought over with hiin a deal of
heavy luggage. The bones of Paine were dep►t-
bited in a wooden box, and lodged in the Cm-
tom-house-yard. When the box was opened,
Cobb•tt ohserved—" There, gentlemen, are the
mortal remains of the immortal Thomas Paine.'••
The citoil was shown, and the coffin-plate accom-
panied it, but all that could be deciphered was,
" --- Pain, 180 aged 74 years."-as
Cobhett was extrcmely.attentive to the box, anti
looked rather serious during the exhibition. In
the evening, accompanied by Mr. Egerton Smith,
he visited several of his friends and well-wishers.
Cobbett looks in good health, and is. chested like
one of our better-sort of country farmers. It is
expected lie will visit Manchester before he sets
off for Batley, whither his family are gone. He
came in for a considerable share ut what the the..
trical gentry term goose, in the neighbourhood of,
the Custom-house.—(Chester, Nov, 24.)
London, England, 1819-11-27

(CTRCUI )

A GENERAL INVITATION to the PEOPLE of ENG-
LAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and WALES, to recom-
mend particularly to their Servants and Carriers to ask for
TURNER'S LIQUID or PASTE BLACKING, as it is to he
had of all the principal Grocers, 13oottnAliers, Stationers,
Ironmongers, Druggists, and Pei fullseTs in even• Town in
the Kingdom, front an improvement lately made, which sur-
passes any Blacking ever brought before the Public.
N.B.—To those who have never yet made a trial, it is most
earnestly recommenr!ed.
I am, with profound respeot,
Yours, very truly,
Blacking Manufactory, RICHARD TURNER.
11, London-road, Sonthwatk.
London, England, 1819-11-27

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 27.

COVENTRY MEE TING.

THE ElNtt ugst. GOODALL, BATEMAN, AND OTHERS,
The SOLICITOR GENRRAL sheaved eause against
a rule obtained'a few days since by Mr. DssaraN,
why a Criminal Information should not be filed
against the defendant, Mr. Goodall, the High
Constable of the City of Coventry, for illegally
dispersing a Meeting by force, and beating and
wounding several persons that had peaceably as-
sembled for the purpose of considering the pro-
ceedings at Manchester on the 16th of August.—
The SOLICITOR GENERAL said, lie would prove,
by the must respectable evidence, that so far front
its bring a respectable Meeting, it was most riot-
ous, and the means taken to call it together the
most inflammatory. This rule, the Leatned Gen-
tleman stated, had been obtained on the affidavit
of a Mr. Lewis, the Editor of the " Coventry Re-
corder,'' which inserted, previous to the Meeting,
an Address, containing language and sentiments
that fully justified the Magistrates in (using every
precaution. (Here the Learned Gentleman read
the Address, which, from its inflammatory ten-
dency, created an extraordinary sensation in
Court), and the conduct displayed at the Meet-
ing was such as to fully warrant the proceedings
of Mr. Goodall and his assistants the special con-
stables. Extracts from the affidavits of several
most respectable persons were here read, com-
pletely falsifying the statement of Lewis, and
proving, that the disposition of the Mcetivg
was most riotous; that on the constables appear-
ing, a shout was given by the persons ou the
Hustiags ; " Now is your time, close Coh.mn ;
" Now or Never !" and a volley of stoncs were
imwdiately thrown at the constables. There
were also banners with the most inflammatory
Inscriptions, and the Speeches of the persons con-
cerned were of the most insulting description.—
Wooler was also present, who, with this Lewis,
on whose oath the Ride was granted, were in tha
habit of travelling about to attend Meetings round
the Country. The SOLICITOR•GBNERAL said, he
had several other affidavits, but as they all went
to prove the same facts, it was not necessary for
him to read them all. Mr, DENMA4I, finding
himself called on, said, " 1 feel it requisite t‘s
say, 1 think your Lordships cannot make the Rule
altsoltite ; the strength of the affidavits just read,
precludes my saying any thing luither ; 1 only
saw them this morning...—The SOLICITott-Gcsia-
HAL said, as the rule must be discharged, he hoped
it would be with costs. This the Court ordered,
0-,;serving that unfounded charges of this sort
were not to be brought against persons, to sub•
ject them to the expense of the costs.—Rule dis-
charged with costs.
London, England, 1819-11-27

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Oxvoitn, Nov. 26.—0 n Tuesday last the ful.
lowing Degrees were conferred

BACHRLoRS 4)F ARTS.
John Egerton, Fellow of New College.
John Harrison, of Jesus College.
Hon. Augustus Frederic Irby, of St. Mary Hall.
&ear!! Horne Holton,
}of Brasenose College.
Thomas Hill,
George Christopher Hayward, of Pembroke College.
Horace George Chohauudely, of Balliol College.

The Rev. William Madan, M. A. Student of
Christ Church, in this Univetsi►y, Las been in-
stituted to the Vicarage of I'olesworth, in the
county of Wsrwiek. Patron, the Lord Chancel-
lor, on the recommendation of the Trustees of
the late Sir Francis Nethersole, Knight.
The Rev. F. C. Blackstone, LL. B. has been
instituted to the Rectory of IVorthing, Hants.
Patron, H. B. Wither, EN of Alaoydown.
The Rev. C. M. Mount, Vicar of Hannington,
has been appointed a Bishop's Surrogate for
the granting of Martiage Licences throughout the
diocese of Salisbury.
PREACHERS.—The Regius Professor of Hebrew.
on Sunday morning, at Christ Church.—Rty.
Mr. Page, Britsenose College, in the afternoon,
at St. Mary's.—Rev. Mr. Brown, of Magdalen
College, St. Andrew.
London, England, 1819-11-27

PARIS PAPERS.

Parts, Nov. 23.—0 n Sunday the Baron Pas-
(pier, tfie New Alinister for Foreign Affairs, and
M. Roy, Minister of Finance, took the oaths it)
the presence of the King. Ins Majesty received
the Princes, the Ministers, and several persons of
di.tinction. Yesterday the King transacted bu-
siness wiiit the Baron Portal, Minister of the Ma-
rine, who also bolds the pinte-tenille of the War
Department until the arrival of the Marquess de
Latour Manbourg.
It is said that the King has authorised the re-
torn of all the Exiles, except the Regicides.—
(rioni:otr. )
The health of the King is nearly re-established.
It is said there are three Projects of Law pre-
paring, one for the Reform of Juries ; a second
respecting the forms of Arrest and Detention ;
and the third relative to the responsibility of Se-
condary Official Agents.
An English Ex-Military Officer was arresredon
Thursday at ts coffee-house in the Patois Royal
for using sedit ions expressions.
The Princess of Wales, under the title of the
Countess Angela Oldi, arrived on the 10.11 inst.
at Marseilles.

It is not true that M.M. Dessolles, Saint Cyr,
and Lonis gave in their resignarions. These three
Ministers were dismissed.—(ConstitutiOnnel.)
The Ministerial Journals now throw off the
mask, they announce that alterations are to be
made in the Charter.—(lbid.)
A numerous assemblage of Constitutional De-
puties took place on Ft iday, it-the house of M.
all of whom pledged their. honour to op-
pose any alteration in the Charter or the Election
1,3 w . It is also stated that. M. 'fernaux and his
friends have adopted a similar resolution. Nu-
merous petitions are to he adth•essed to the Cham-
bers from the inhabitants of Paris, and the De-
partments will doubtless not be beAind baud.—
(Ibid.)

Bets are offered that the new Ministry will not
lAA six works.—(ltid.)

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday 6a f. 5S c.
Monday

DBFPRIIED STOCK.
, Saturday. Monday.
Of the 24if March. )817... .01 f.. 90 c..... 911. —c.

fad Sept. 1817 89 f. 90 c..... 89 f. —c.
22(1 March,lBlB 87 f. 90 c..... 87 f.
Rid Sept. 1818 85 f. 90 f. c.
42(1 March, 1819 83 f. 90 c..... 83 f. —c.
224 Sept. 1819 81 f. 75 c. SO f. 9U c.

FRANKFORT, Nov. IS —The Commission of
Mayence is to agseinhle for the first time on the
20th instant. Its principal object...is to inquire
i►►to the connexion tubsisting Licht/Fit the diffe-
rent secret itssocktions.

ApGsBURG, Nov. 14.—1 t i 3 seid that Prince
Esterhazy, will shortly proceed from Vienna to
Munich, to demand in marriage the eldest of the
Princesses of Bavaria, for the Prince Royal of
Austria.

MADRID, Nov. 14.—Letters from Cadiz, of the
instant, state, that the yellow fever was vi-
sibly antioisbing.

MELANCITOLY OCCURRENCE.--On Thursday an
Inquisition WNS held at St. Thomas's Hospital,
on the body of a poor man who had bern en-
gaged i)1 digging a grace in the church-yard of
St. 13oto11►h Without, Bishopsgate. h appeared
in evidence, that the earth tell in, whilst the de-
ceased was• occupied in the grave removing the
earth the pressure of whit ha and the shock, it
was considered caused his dissolution. Verdict—.
Accidental Death.
London, England, 1819-08-02

This Day was published, price ss.

REPORT of the PROCEEDINGS connected
with the Dispntes between the EARL OF SELKIRK
and the NORTH-WEST COMPANY, at the Assizes, held at
York, in Upper Canada, October 1818. From Minutes taken
in Court.

Montreal, Printed London, Reprinted. Sold by Egerton,
Whitehall • Sherwood.' Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row;
and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, AUGUST e, 18 1 ft.

For SALE. (hy' Order of :the Hononiable 'Commissioners
of His Majesty's Customs), on .TUESDAY, the 10th,
WEI)NESDAY, the 11th, THURSDAY, the nth, and
FRIDAY, the 13th instant, at One 'o'ClOck in the Afrer-
nothi precisely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-
lane,

f
follotYrng GOODS for EXPORTA-
TVION :--4.ast India and other Foreign prohibited
GueilsiPietores, Prints; and Deals. For flume Consumption,
Foreign Spirits, Whisker, Vine, Mangoes, China, rlsea,
Coffee, Chocolate, Sugar and other Grocery, l'arnarinds, Suc-
codes, •Veriligris, Soap', Drugs, Tobacco, Filtering Stones,
Canvas, thirsted Alkali, Muslin, Shawls, Lace, Watches and
other Jewellery, Prints,, Pictures, Rough Amethysts -sod
Topazesi•Deals; 'Mahogany, Rose Woo.l, Boats, St;me, and
sundry other Goods as mentioned in the-Catalogue.—Clear of
all Duties.

The Tobacco and Snuff in Lots 316 to 373, to he 'viewed et
the Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks the Dea►s, Ma•
ilogmlY, Rosewood, Boats, and Stone, at t he Tobaeco Orott,;11
Retherbithe ; and all the other Goods at the Kings Ware-
house, Custom-Honie. and at Globe Yard and Lingham's
Wareho-useS,' Lower ,Thames-street; 'on Thursday, the sth,
Yriday,, the 6th, Saturday, the. 7th; and Monday, the 9th
instant, from Ten ®'Clock in the Morning to Three in.the
Afternoon.

N.B.—GOods hooght at this Sale, must be paid for at the
Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, OS:tom-Hone, on
or before Tuesday the 31st instant, or the Depositssniadc
thereon will absolutely become forfeited. . .
•
Cataleigdes to be had at the• King's Warehouse, Custom;
llouse, on Wednesday, the 4th instant, price One Shilling
each.

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOU-
, SAND, POUNDS, . '

Of which 120,0001. is invested in Government or real Secu-
rities, and the remainder guaranteed under a Deed of,
Settlement.

DARSONS' assuring with this Company, as,
AL. wel.l against Fire as upon Lives, will' periodically par-
ticipate in the surplus Premiums, after a moderate deduction
for the mcpences of Management, and compensation fur the
Guarantee Capital of the Company, viz.
London, England, 1819-08-02

LIFE DEPARTMENT,

On all Policies for 1001. and upwards, made for the whole
term of Life, at the expiration of every seventh year, there
will be assigned a just proportion of the surplus Premiums,
to be then ascertained upon principles of-correct calculation ;
the amount of which may he applied in either of the follow-
ing ways, at the option of the person assured, Viz.-
Ist. By making an addition to the sum specified in the Po-
licy, payable at the death of the Party, as till lately
practised at Me EqUitable Life Assurance Office.
2nd. By applying the amount in reduction of the annual
Pt cesium. • . ,
3rd. By redeeming the future payments of Premium.
• The Tablesof ,Rates of Premium are the sau►e as those in
■se at the Equitable ()dice.
Other Tables arc also framed, according to which, persons
►nay assure a sum certain fur the whole term of life, by pay-
ing an increased Premium- for a fixed number of years only,
and be free from all further. payment,thereafter.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

On all Policies for 3001. and upwards, continuing in force
for fire years '(no claim for loss haying been made thereon)
the Assured will be entitled to part►cipate its the surptus
Premiums, to be ascertained at that. period.
Persons assuring are not liable for the Losses of others, and
they have ample security for their owu Losses by the provi-
sion of the Guaramee.Fund. ,„.

Further lukornation, with printed particulars, will be
given.on -application at the principal (Ace, Cheapside, Lon-
don; or. by. the Agents. in. the several Cities and 'fowls*
throughout the Un'tirci Kingdom. .
HENRY DEStiOROUGH, Juu. Secretary.

TO SOLICITORS, BANKERS, AND OTHERS IN THE

COUNTRY.

The .ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY wishing to In
•rease the number of their Agencies throughout the Country)
the Directors are ready to receive applications from Gentle-
men willing.to undertake the same, either hi the Life or Fire
Department, or- in both, iit those Towns where none are as-yet
established, to act for this Other. Such applications to he
addressed to the Secretary, at the Office in Cheapside, and
accompanied with referruca to persosisAn tond4S‘w,,v.i
. HENRY DESBOROUfiII, Jan. %Secretor/.
London, Chsapside, Itsly ob, talk.
London, England, 1819-11-18

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perforated Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—Guy Mannerin-g ; Henry
Bertram, Mr. Braliam ; Lucy Bertram, Miss Carew; Meg
Merrilies, Mrs. Egerton. After which, Three Weeks after
Marriage.
TH£ATRE•ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—Fazio: Girahli Fazio,
Mr. C. Kemble; Bianca, Mrs. Bunu. After which (first
time), Helpless Animals; to which was added, Richard
Coeur de Lion. •

w,' For A Nottru BRITON, see the Fourth Page.

PRICE 01
THIS DAY AT T

STOCKS
'ELI/ E LOCK.

•
Bank Stnck - 216 1 Bank Long Ann. ..17 9-16ths
a per Cent. Red... 66i 67 661 I Imp. 3 per Cent. Ann... 634
3 I.ei Cent. Cons 67i/f India Bonds 6s. Bs. pr.
3i per Cent 7511 76 75} Exch. Bills, id.... Is. is. dis.
4 per Cents P4iii Cons. for Account .... 67i it
ti per Ct. Navy Ann. 109filit
London, England, 1819-11-18

MURDER.

boven, Nov. ;7 —An Inquest was yesterday
before THOMAS M A NTELL, Esq. Coroner of
aover, on the body of JOHN PATER, when, after
a Lug ai,d minute investigation, which lasted
IThany hours, the Jury unanimously returned a
llrdiet of Wilful Murder against James Pater, the
4rother of the deceased. It appeared in evidence,
"'IR on Sunday last the two brothers were at sea
l'fF Dungeness, in a fishing-smack belonging to
ther4, and having unfortunately fallen in with a
lilluggling lugger, which furnished them, with a
I"PPIy of spirits, they both drank till they were
intoxicated. The deceased retired to bed,
h'it James, tht..! brother, being on deck, quarrelled
ti°lently with one of the crew, and on the de-

"a%ed going up to endeavour to pacify them, un-
happily influenced the brother's passion, who
'mocked him down the cabin, then followed him,
and heat out his brains with a heavy iron maul,
ti'td for unstocking anchors. The unhappy
Wretch who committed the murder is lodged in
41" gaol, and will be removed to take his trial at
Ihe Admiralty Sessions. It appears he has been
subject to occasional fits of phrenzy, from having
bail his skull twice fractured whilst serving on
‘"td a man•of-war. Both men have left wiyes
414(1 families.

• It may be worth while to remark the difference
ettween a Meeting of Gentlemen and a Meeting
°f Itetormers.—At Oxford, on Friday last, there
As one solitary Radical, who loudly expressed
3 dissent from the loyal proceedings of those
tv1)0 were arsetrhled. He was put down by
Me overpowering applause of the Meeting, but
attempt was made to molest hint personally.
1, I even an angry threat was heard.—At the
iletltshite ;Deering on Monday, where Sir F.
e kbir.TT presided, and HALLET spoke, two per-
ventured to testily their disapproval of what
has doing. They were immediately forced to
rscafle with " great rapidity" and a " part of
, Itioh followed them, as it they were going to
t'at them lather rudely." Siich is the blessed
uurt
, liberty these tcforming Gentlemen allow
'4l their opponents
London, England, 1819-11-18

thee something, though thou should'st miss of
the half-million.

Dick—And suppose I should not gain any mo-
ney by it, where would be my prize then ?
Frank—The consciousness of having done thy
duty i—peace witliGod, and goodwill with man :
an honest name for thyself, and honest habits
for thy children.
• •Thck—Thattre4rtiPloo.—B"uf thoti wert going
to instance some lucky honest man, besides Sir
Richard Arkwright.
Frank—Aye—Sir Robert Peel. By taking the
course 1 bare just pointed out to thee, he has
acquired one of the largest properties in the
kingdom :—and it's odds if he don't see his son
PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND.

Dick—Ecotl, 1 should like to see my youngster
in such a places
Frank—Be but as honest and as diligent as he
was, and there's no saying thou can'st not. I tell
thee, Dick, there's not an office in Church or
State which has not been filled, or is not filled,
at this moment by some honest industrious man,
or by one who owes his rise to his forefather's
virtue.

Dick—And this is what you call levelling up?

Frank—Even so.—Raise yourself to the height
of those above you, and you will be higher than
by pulling them down to your lowness.
Dick—That I will, Frank :—and, for a begin-
ning, I'll go to no more Radical Meetings.
Frank—Thou could'st not make a better. They
have attempted to teach thee one falscho(id, which
will make every man who believes it poor and
wicked, that the British Constitution is not equal.
Dick—And is it equal, when some folks are
richer than others ? _ _

Frank—lt is equal :—because it puts no bar in
the way of every man being as rich as the richest.
The bars are of his own putting there—idleness,
and knavery, and disorder.
Dick—Thou shalt teach me to respect a Con-
stitution, which deals so equally by all.
Frank—That's well said. If you don't re-
spect the Constitution, you will not think it worth
protecting : the next step will be, that you will
join in seeking its destruction. And, then, you
will either tall under the law, or become the vic-
tim of that radical villainy which you had helped
in the law's destruction.

Dick—lf 1 do, Frank, may my neck feel the
halter, which 1 think would become Henry Hunt's
neck far more handsomely
London, England, 1819-11-18

FOlt Tilt SIT

MR. EDITOR.--YoUt Paper has been so long dis-
tinguished for its attachment to our Civil and Re-
ligious Constitution, that I shall make no apology
for submitting to you a Plan for diffusing sound
loyalty and rational piety throughout the king-
dom. Let cheap circulating depositories of Books
and Tracts, written on loyal and Christian princi-
ples, be immediately established in every part of
the Island. It is astonishing how much may be
done in this manner at a very small expence. A few
pounds laid out in such a collection will supply
the wants of a whole neighbourhood. if a sound
Newspaper could be added, it would give attrac-
tion to the scheme. I would have the subscrip-
tion not exceed one shilling per annum, and what-
ever were the additional expences, they might be
defrayed by the opulent, who might become be-
nefactors or honorary subscribers.
This project is well worthy the attention of all
who love their country, at a moment when the

licentiousness of the Press threatens to become
the destroyer of its liberties. It is the most ef-
fective remedy which can be offe!td tor counter-
acting the poison of profane and seditious publi-
cations ; and the peculiar form which it assumes
will render it popular and palatable to English-
London, England, 1819-11-18

MAILS.

ARRIVED-1 Dublin, 1 Waterford, 1 France.
Guttenburgli, 2 Lisbon, 1 Hawburgli.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORROW.
Morning, Sef minutes after S. I Evening, 0 minutes after 4.
London, England, 1819-11-18

6111 P NEWS.

ILlrraotrrit, Nov. 16.—Arrived the Courier
thutch man of war from Flushing, to take on
,°ard the valuable merchandize of the Prince
ederick , from Batavia.

YARMOUTH, Nov. 17.—The City of Norwich,
SCOTT, from hence to Newcastle, was totally lost
the 14th inst. near Saltfleet ; crew saved. The
Sedicia, Brown, from hence for Newcastle, got on
shore at Saltcoats the 14th inst. The Hope,
babe, from Ipswich to the North, missed stays,
and came on shore on the beach this morning,
bnt is expected to be got off again if the weather
Proves moderate. The Edward and Ann fishing-
-I)Qati of this port, was run foul of yesterday by
the Henry, of Whitby, whereby her bows were
stove in and two men drowned.
LYNN, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Regent, Clark,
f inro Riga ; on the 9th inst. she passed the wreck
of the Nestor, of Sunderland, front Memel to this
torts on the coast of Norway, having previously
been deserted by the crew.
Haawicu, Nov. I7.—An anchor, of about 10
twt• with buoy and rope, piece of chain, and
111)°ftt 60 fathoms 111-inch cable, were swept
two miles N. E. of the Sunk yesterday. The
St oe k is marked 0. D.—Put in here the Salns,
Iliompson, from London for Hambnrgh, with
loss of anchor and cable; and Anna, Sandells,
troth ditto for Koningsberg, with an anchor
broken.

SHRERNEss, Nov. 17.—Passed by for Chatham
the Lord Duncan transport, from Quebec. The
larY Ann, Salmon, of Dover, has brought in here
4'4 anchors of about l 5 cwt. each, and about 40
fathoms of cable each : the cables were cut from
1 large foreign ship, on Saturday last, near the
l'lt're Light.
l'oaTssrouTtr, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Nassau,
Ireinhyoe, from Faro. Sailed his Majesty's ship
on a cruise.

beAL, Nov. 17.—Carne down from the River,
trld sailed with the whole of the outward-bound,
the
Somersetsbire, Smith, for Jamaica ; Lady
al4ckworth, Capra, for Honduras; Margaret,
1111;hishan, for Trinidad ; Atzeuoria, Day, for
Trieste ; Tartar, Downing, for Seville ; Lucy,
v i dson , for Jamaica.; and several more, parti-
tulars unknown.
London, England, 1819-11-18

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday 69 f. 60 C.
DEFERRED STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817, 92 1. 40c.
22d Sept. 1817, 90 f. 40c.
22,1 March, 1818, BB 1. 40c.
22d *cjit. 1818;
22ti March, 1819, 81 f. 40e.
22d Sept. 1819, ' B2 t. 40 c.
" VIENNA, Nov. 3.—The report that sortie
Professors of our University had been arrested,
is destitute of foundation.
" 'rite Congress here 'will be opened, as already
stated, on the 20th inst."
London, England, 1819-11-20

(CIRCULAR.)

A GENERAL INVITATION to the PEOPLE of ENG-
LAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and WALES, to recom-
mend particularly to their Servants and Carriers to ask for
TURNER'S LIQUID or PASTE BLACKING, as it is to be
had of all the principal Grocers, Bootmakers, Stationers,
Ironmongers, Druggists, and Perfumers in every Town in
the Kingdoiu, from an improvement lately made, which sur-
passes any Blacking ever brought before•the Public.
N.B.—To those who have never yet made a trial, it is most
earnestly recommended.
I am, with profound respect,
Yours, very truly,
Blacking Manufactory, RICHARD TURNER.
14, London-road, Southwark,

LAW INTIELLIGENCg;

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, etTURDAY, Nov. I.

OLDHAM INQUEST.

THE /ONG against TAYLOR.

The little to skew cause why a Criminal infor4
rnation.s,hould not be filed against Joseph Taylor,
on a charge of conspiring with the- Jury sum•
(Honed to hold an luquest on the body of John
Lees, at Oldham, was, on the motion of Mr.
SCARLETT, this morning-, made absolute.

SEDITIOUS PUBLICATIONS.
THE KING V. RUSSELL.

This Defendant, who received Sentence a day
or two since, for publishing a Blasphemous Parody
on the Litany, was this morning brought up to
plead to an Indictment, charging him with pub-
lisiting a cenain Libel in Nu. 2, of a Pamphlet
called " The Republican,"
The defendant, when called on for his plea,
said he had applied for a copy of the Indictment,
for it was so long, and contained so many counts,
that without a copy he could not safely enter on
his defence.

Mr. Jovice HOLROYD !OM the defendant, that
he had not the power to grant him the means of
obtainit;g.a copy.

The Defendant stated to the Court, that the
whole of his property had been assigned for the
benefit of his Creditors, and be wiAied to know if
he might not plea►! in forma pauperis.
Mr. Justice HOLROYD said, he might plead
then if he pleased ; and if he afterwards proved
to the Court, by affidavit, that l►e was not worth
five pounds, the Court would allow him the be-
nefit of defending i►imself in form a pauperis.
The Defendant pleaded Not Guilty, which was
recorded.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19.

JUDGMENTS.
THE KING v. T. G. SKLYRRAN.

Mr. GURNEY prayed the judgment of the Court
Upon this defendant who was convicted of perjury
at the last sittings at Guildhall.

The defendant applied to have the judgment
postponed to enable him to obtain some affidavits,
in mitigation of punishment from a distant part of
the country.
The Court granted him until to-morrow se'n-
night.
London, England, 1819-11-20

LINES TO T- M-, ESQ.

To sweet Melody's child these few lines are address'd,
The Lyrical Bard, in whose verse is express'd
All the genius and ardour of patriot song,
While fair Honesty's pride in thy bosom burns strong,
And to whom the delights of refinement belong ;
By base treach'ry condewn'd now an exile to roam,
Far far from thy country, thy children, and home.

Though we grieve that thy talents were ever display')
Iu perFonalsatire, or ft irolity's trade;
That the darts of thy wrath, wined with venom, hare flown,}
And avenging_ thy ft iend, have assaulted the Throne;
Still thy talents we prize, and thy brilliancy own ;
We admire, with delight, thy soft national lays,
And thy " WAR. AGAINST BABYLON," raptur'd, we praise.

May the birth-ground of Vtrtott, thy genius inspire
With Lief us's truth, but with pen dipt in fire;
CORIOLANUS'S deeds, and his death to relate,
The chaste Scipio's courage, defending the State,
Bold MARIUs's talents, and PomPEy's sad fate,
Or the glories of CiESAR in Poesy's page..
Or the splendour and fame of AUG USTUS'S age.

May the genial warmth of fair Italy's clime,
Which gave birth to those Poets, who triumph o'er Time,
Aazusru, and TAsso, and DANTE sublime, JJJ
Inflame thee, ERIN'S Bard, pith Truth's pride to rehearse,
In thy language so glowing, thy spirited verse,
All the glories of Venice, the Lord of the sea,
Of FlOrenee's Dukes, and their fam'd Chivalry.

Or the Mt:Dices wealth, which for ages had flow'd
Aiid was nobly on Science and Painting btstow'd—
What a field for a soul, or a spirit like thine,
Thus in verses het oie transcendant to shine,
And prove you're the favourite Child of the Nine—
May you quickly return our PENATES to bless,
And may Fortune give all you deserve to possess.
London, England, 1819-08-05

" HORATIO LORD NELSON,

" Whom, as her- bravest Champion, Britain,
whilst he lived, most sedulously honoured, and,
when be fell, bewailed : with triumphs in e%cry
clime distinguished, for the vigour of his designs,
not less than the dauntless warmth of his cou-
rage, the terror of the world—that Nelson, by
birth, lineage, and education ; by mind, by man-
ners, and by disposition, Norfolk proudly boosts
her own : the renown of such a name, thau bras►
and stone more lasting, his Norfolk fellow coun-
trymen have by this Column, erected at their joint
expellee, attempted to record.

" He was born in the year 1758, entered the
Navy 1771, and was in nearri:lso engagemeots.
He gained, amongst other victories, that of Abou-
kir, in August, 1793 ; of Copenhagen, in April,
1801 ; of Trafalgar, in October, 1805, tvtlich last
of his splendid achievements he crowned with his
deatliaa event as distressing to his Country, as
it was honourable and welcome to himself."

By a Bill introduced a lew weeks ago, by
the Treasury, and passed into a law, the Uni-
versity of Glasgow is placed on the same toot-
ing with the Colleges of Surgeons in the three
capitals.
London, England, 1819-08-05

SHIP NEWS.

DovER, AUG. 4 —The French schooner L'Etoile
an Martin, CHARLES no Rot, of and from Hon-
flenr, bound to London, was detained an►l sent in
here by his Majesty's ship Severn, fpr having 10
gallons of spiri►s a►nd some Cologne water Oil
board. The whole of the cargo is landed in the
Custom tionse wirirehouse.

LIVERPOOL, AUG. 3.—Arrived the Neptune,
TirostrsoN, and garnish, MILLER, from Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 4.—Arrived the Wey-,
month sore-ship from Plymouth, and his Majes-
ty's ship Cameleen from a csuise ; and Integrity
transport from Alderney. Sailed the Abeona
transport for Chatham ; Marchioness of Exeter,
GILPIN, and William Sibbaid, BANKS, for Lon-
don; and Wyton, COLLISON, for Quebec.
London, England, 1819-08-05

THE DIsTURRED DISTRICTS.

HUDDERSFIELD PUBLIC MFAING:
MONDAY, AUG. 2.—Th:s day, pursuant to a
preViOq9 public notice, a Meeting of the inhabi•
tans of the town and neighbourhood of isindtle,rs-
field, took place in a large field on Ahlmondbury
Bank, near the town The Chair was taken soon
after erne o'clock, and the requisition being read,
'owed the Meeting _to he convened for, the pur-
pose of taking-into their most serious and ca!m
-rocsideration the best meics of obtaining relief
from the pressing hardens under which they now
labour, and the most effectual means of securing
their Constitutional Rights in the Commons House
(-,e-.l,,,diament. With the exception of Willa»,
the printer, of Dewsbury, none of the heads of
the ficform party were present ; and the various
harangues and speeches that were delivered were
much below mediocrity; they were, however, of
as more peaceable, cast than those of the other
meetings in this district.
The Declaration and Resolutions were so simi-
lar to those of the lust Hunslet Moor Meeting,
that it would be a waste of room to detail them.
The speakers exhorted their countrymen to come
boldly forward; yet to conduct themselves with
firmness and "moderation, and to fortil a National
Union, on constitutional grounds, to support the
pillars of the COnstitution of England. It being
Saint's ,Ddy among the lower orders, the wea-
ther being torerinimonly fine, caused a consider-
able assemblage on the grontol,- though not so
great as Might have been anticipated, from the
caus,'s above 'ennMerated.The 'Meeting broke
trp about six o'clock, and the• persons assembled
dispersed,

m:rY (LANCASHIRE).
A public Mveting of the Inhabitants of Bury
was field on Friday last, to take into considera-
tion the state of the l'arish,,as connected with the
general aspect of affairs at the present crisis. A
number of Resolut.ions, suitable for the occasion,
were passed, \, understand, express cunt-
miseration for the distresses and al!lretings ,f the
labouring -classes, indignation at the praetic,,s
the Radical Rtformers, and a dertraliumiun Io
sear in special constables, and take other ne-
cessary measures for preserving the peace and good
order of the place.

BOLTON (GREAT AND LITTLE).
A numerous and. •highiy respectable Meeting
has been held of the Magistrates of this Division,
the Boroughreves•and Cons!ables, the Clergy,
Churchwardens, and other iWiahitants of these
towns and their neighbourhood,Al which a. Decla-
ration was unanimously a:Jecd to, stating, that
" ,the Meeting being seriously impressed with a
sense of the danger which .hreatens the color-nu-
llity from the designs and practices of :he
leered, deem it indispensably necessary to declare
their determination to support the Constitution of
the Country, and to co-operate with the local Au-
t horiies for the preservat ion of the public pear e,
and to call on !heir fellow townsmen to join them
in taking every measure which the urgency-of the
case may demand.
London, England, 1819-08-05

PUBLICATIONS.

,In-the Press, and ln a few Days will be published,
EASONS in Pavour of N NOW TRANSLA-
TION (Arlie HOLY SCRIP

By Sir JAMES Bi. XNEI BURGES, Bart.
Printed for Budd and Calliin, Boolisellers to his Royal
ig:utuss'the Prince llegc:it, Pall-Mail. -

, •
Dr. HOOK's SERMON at ST. ?UL's, with au- APPEN-
DIN, and NOTES not published by the SOCIETY for
PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE.

This Day was published,. price 2s,

A SERMON preached in the CA thedral Church
of ST. PAUL, on Thursday, .Tone 18, 1818; heinz the

time of the Yearly Meeting of the Children educated in the
Charity Schools in and about the Cities of London and West-
minster.
By the Rev. JAMES HOOK, LL D. F.R.S. F.S.At
Archdeacon of Huntingdon, &c. &c.
old by F. U. and J. ltivington, No. ER, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and No. 3, Waterloo-place.; and Rivingtons and Coch-
ran, No. 148, Strand.

DONN'S ACCENTED CATALOGUE OF PLANTS.
This Day %MS published,
Very neatly printed in Sen. price los. GI boards, a New
Edition of
inforcrus CANTABRIGIENSIS ; An
Accented Catalogue of Plants, Indigenous and Exotic,.
cultivated in the Cambridge Botanic Garden. '
By the late JAMES DONN,
Curator, Fellow of the Linnatan and Horticultural Societies.
Ninth Edition, improved and augmented, with References
to Figures of Plants, by FREDERIC PURSH, Author of the
" Flora of North Anierka." •
London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; Long-mart,
Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; J. Mawman ; Baldwin,
Cradech, and Joy; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones.
London, England, 1819-08-05

the City.

" FRANLYOIer, JULY 26.—Aecounts from Pe'
tersburgh speak of an intended journey of the Em-
peror of Russia to Livonia, Courianti, and pro.
babiy to Warsaw."

From the Baltimore Papers, teeetted this morn-
ing, to the 4111 July.

(E.vlract of it Letter from Valparaiso, May-10)

By the arrival of the Andromache Width,
frigate, from Lima, on boars) which vessel came
Judge PaEvos-r, we learn that the squadron under
Lord Cacti tkANE, consisting of the 01:Tigins, 8411
Martin, and Lantard, was. to enter Callao, in
order to cut out the Esmeraida and Venganzi
frigsates, and Spanish ship San Fernando ; oil
board of which were more than halt a tit
dollars. The Chacabnco corvitte s.ail.cl .from
Coquimbo to join the squadron.
SANCIIFZ, and the remnant of the Roy.ilist
troops, have; been driven beyond the River
by which the province of Conception is 110'.v in
possession of the Patriots.

Ceptsiu NlToo3Tsil is iIQW at. Saniogo ; hi 4 re-