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of this month. The ft 'es on this occasion will
have a melancholy air, %chic!) must affect the
feeling heart of the young Princess. It sees ts
more and more certain that .the fare of• the
Exiles gill be alleviated, and that many of them
will be permitted to return to their country.
Though the measures taken in Andalusia 40 pre-
vent the spreading of the contagion to those
parts of the kingdom in communication with, the
capital, must dispel all fears of its passing ,the
hounds drawn, it has been thought proper to place
a detachment of tr4tps at Ocana, ten leaztics from
Madrid ; to establit,h a Muncipal Junta of health ;
to shut up all the small gates of the city ; and
place guards of Citizens at the five Royal Gates,
to watch a,ll strangets entering the city. The
news front Andalusia i 3 still alarming.

VIENNA, Oc•r. Emperor Alexander
and- several tierinan Sorertigns were expected
here at the time of the Congress, which it is sup•
posed will be protracted beyond the period now
fixed for the re-opening of the Diet and various
subjects will be discussed, which will contribute
essentially to consolidate the Confederation ; and
to all appearance the institutions, the want of
which has been hitherto felt, will be established.
Mr. Ronzar,,t he Ex• Conventialist, died on Thurs-
day, after• a long and painful illness.
London, England, 1819-10-29

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, October 27, 1819.

IOR SALE, (by Order of the lion. the Com-
missioners of his Majesty's Customs,) on Wednesday,
the ad, Thursday, the 4th, and Friday, the sth of November,
1819, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Com-
mercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane, the following Goods

For Exportation—East India and other Foreign Prohibited
Goods, Pictures, Prints, Deals, and Twenty Casks of Hard

Soap. &c.

For Home Consumption—Foreign Spirits, Whiskey, China,
Tea, Chocolate. Sugar, and other Grocery, Succades. Drugs,
Plate Glass,' Chinch'lli Skins, Canvas, Muslin, Shawls, Lace,
Wean. and ether Jewellery, Prints, Pictures, Rough Ann-
thyats, Deals, Mahogany, Vessels, Boats, Stone, and sundry
other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue—Clear of all Du-
ties.

The Deals, Mahogany, Vessels, Boats, and Stone, to he
viewed at the Tot:tcco Ground, Rotherhithe; and all the
other Goods at the King's Warehouse; Custom-House, and.at
Globe-Yard Warehouses, Lower Thames-street ; au Fliday,
the 29th, Saturday, the 30th instant, Monday, the Ist, and
Tuesday, the 2d of Notember, from Ten 4,,'Clock in the Morn-
ing till Three in the Afternoon.

N. B. Goods bought at this Sale mast he paid for at the
Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custem-Hodie, on
or before Tuesday, the 43d of November, 1819, or the Depo-
sits made thereon will absOlutely become forfeited.
Catalogues to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom-
House, ou Thursday, the 48th
.instant, price One Shilling
each.

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL.

BY R. BANKS.

PHILOSOPHICAL INsTRUMRNT MAKIIII.

I Thermometer. Weather.
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Oct. 0 0 0 0 Inches
90 54 49 st; 41 29.72 ,40 Rain Rain
21 49 37 4-2 31 .60 .45 Do.* Do.t
9.2 35 45 45 :31; .55 .21 DO. Do.
23 - -42 40 48 B7 .40 Fair Fair.
24 a 2 -10 47 84 .44 Do. Do.
95 P 4 37 42 33 .53 DI, Do.
W 49 40 44G 31 :65 Do. Do. '
. 1.06 1 inch and six

the of
rain have fallen
in ale week.

handret

• With Snow.
fi Heavy fall of Snow in the night.

IZOBBEFIY.-Wedneadlay night, as Mr. Edward
Ingledew residing at tiack:Ay, was passing along
Bishopsgate-street, he was bottled by t%ro wo-
men, who` rnhbcd hi.in ot• uis watch, chain, and
seals, value 10:,

[Pitict SEVENPENCF.

CAPE OF GOOD 1-101%.

Advice 9 frOm the Cape of Good Hope have ar-
rived. Every thilig appear to 'be, quiet. in that
Colony. The following Proclamation «•as issued
by the Governor, Lord CHARLES SOMERSET, to
improve the state of Orphan Children, both Hot-
tentots and whets
London, England, 1819-12-24

PIRGA

Lord COMPTON enquired of the Noble. Secretary
(Cas!lereagh)• whether, in the estimate of the
1,1;.c.cs of the Parguinoies, any allowance had been
made for churches and public buildings ; and re-
'erring, as we suppose, to individuals from that
place now in this .country,i.hoped the Noble Lord,
in his treatment of them, would recollect that they
had no country of their own to go to. He was

protecaing to offt.r. some "rematlcs on *bat 'had
been said last night, when
The SPIZAJC6It interfered, and slid) Ire was (rite
persuadetYtfiat the llonse felt the grefit inconve-
nience which had arisen from the direel reference
to discussions on preceding occasions) which
lied
recently been carried to a considerable extent.—
He had experienced much difficulty on'these oc-
casions, as the subjects under notice were often
so intimately connected with what had previously
passed, as
,to render it no easy Matter to draw the
line which should separate ii regularity from an"
observance of the rules of Parliament. But he was
sure the House must have perceived the great in-
conveniency of this innovation, and he trusted the
Noble Lord would not unnecessarily persevere in
that course.
Lord CoM rrON shortly apologized, and repeated
his question.
Lord C ASTI, F. R B At;Ei replied,. that it was very
difficult for Ministers to get up in their places and
answer ques'iuns on particular points, of the in-
trill ion to ,ask which they had no previous intima•
riot,. and could not therefore be prepared on the
subject. As tar as he recollected (row last yea.,
the public b.tildings and churches of Paro haft
nut been included in the estimate ; but a liberal
coinvensaiion had been 7 allowed for private pro.
rcrty in the valuation.
.The Court of Exchequer Bill went through a
Commi tee, the report of which was received,
and ordered to be taken into tut ther con-
sideration on .the 20th of February, and AO be
wintvd.
London, England, 1819-12-24

CONVE YA ING.

Mr. LYTTLaTotst, pursuant to notice, rose to
move for 'leave to in a Bill to prevent un-
skilful persons - from practising as Conveyancers.
The [lon. GentLem4n shortly dwelt upon the great
importance attached to the 'correct conveyance of
lands from one party, to another, and on the
cant ion necessary to be arse, vett in such cases, to
render'the transfer of property secure., lie also
described and animadverted upon the existing in-
conveniences in this branch of the legal rotes-
sion, and on the incompetency' of ni.irly of those
who undertook to execute these deeds. In order
to throuv -the business into proper hands, he should
iiroppse that with some exceptions Conveyancing
should be limited to /Ow IlleS and Solicit
His exceptions would include a portion of licensed
Conveyancers accordit;g to the present-system,
and certain Agents.- The 13111 would not affect
the ivanster of personal property or disposition by
will ;. but simply the conveyance of real properly
and without any retrospective operation. Nor
would It in other respects at all alter the provi-
sinus of the 44th of the King.

Mr. GRRKFELL, after paying a -compliment to
the general body of Attornies, expressed his
Ilion that they already possessed as much power
and influence as they ought to hare over•tlie
country ; if this Bill therefore tended to throw
more into their hands, he should consider it to be
hii duty to call the attention of the House to the
,subiect.

LYTTLETON said, it would purge the profes-
sion so tar of rhe worst class both of Attornies an!)
Conveyance's, and of course increase the practice
of the mote reppectable.

Leave bras given .to bring in the Bill.
The 13i11 was afterwards brought in and read a
first time; the second leading on the II th Fe-
bruary; Htid to be printed.
A Message from the L !rds siv,nified their Lord-
ships agreement to the Irish Election Poll It egu-
lmion Bill,

• Mr. C. GRANT, brouldit in a Bill for-the better
administrationr of justice in the Itish Exchequer,
Which
,was real a first time, acid the second read--
ing appointed for the 17th of February :. the Bill
to be printed.
5ir.1.1.. PA RN ELL moved (or an Account of the
Mite per cent. at which the lterenue.was collected
in England, Ireland, and Scotland ; but, on being
told by the Chancellor of the Exchequer that
there was no office where it •could be made up,
tvithdiew his motion.
London, England, 1819-12-24

linurcr rIP CONINTONC

At two o'clock the SPEAKER, unattended by a
'hde nember of the Muse, attended the Lords,
on a sninninns in the usual courts,. to hear the
Assent by toormi•sion given to certain
tills. On hi.= return, several Members had as-
sembled, and he slated !be proc,edings which had
taken place.—(See Lords )—An adjournment till
ball-past lour Was then agreed to.
At that hour having re-as-embled, a.Retnrn of
the Mink Notes issued by the Bank. ftom23d No-
vember to 23d December, wits presented by an
.oilicer tram the Haok.
Lord PALMERSTON presented the Military„Re-
tnr 118 %% luich had been ordered by theThruse.—
Laisl on the table, and so he printed.
The Order of the Day for receiving the Report
on the Assessed Taxes Composition Bill being
read, the same was-brought up, agreed to, and a
Bill ordered to be, brought in, in pursuanee of the
The Report on the Spirits Countervailing Duty
Tax, was. also (nought up, the Resolutions agreed
to, and a Bill ordered accordingly.:
Mr. XV. WILLIAMS gave notice, that he would,
on the 22d of February, move for leave to bring
it; a Bill for imposing. an Pith as to local cinalifi-
cations on BM ongli Voters.
The Report of the Committee of Supply was
brought up, and the Resolutions agreed to.
• BAKERS' REGULATION BILL.

„ ,
0,) tbe motion of Mr. CaLyERT, the natters,,
Regulation (a temporary) Bill was read a second
time, went through a Committee, was tuad,ithird
time, and passed. It eves understood tliat an
rytddrFyw 'he a” "".
Mr. BROGHAk ptesented a petition from an in-
divinual, praying for compensation in consequence
of loss suitained on the 13th of August, at Man-
ehester.--;-To lie on the tai4e, and to be printed.
London, England, 1819-12-24

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Dec. 24.—We have bad but
few arrivals of any grain this week, and the de-
mand has been as trifling, for only prime samples
of Wheat have been disposed of, the middling
qualities being unsaleable. This is also the case
with Barley, of which there is a good deal at
Market ; and only superfine samples could be got
off, and these at a reduction of full 25. per quar-
ter ; the ordinary sorts were offered this morning
full 4s. tinder Monday's prices, without being
able to effect sales at that abatement,--Oats,
Beans, and Peas were exceedingly heavy.—. To.
morrow being Christmas Day no Cora can be
worked until next week.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, DEC. 24,—The Market
was very thinly supplied this morning, and only
those Cattle which were left from last Monday's
Market were brought for sale ; the prices much
he same as per last Monday.

A CAUTION.

lVe most earnestly advise the PUBLIC FUNCTION•

allies. the Guardians of the King's Peace, the
drnied Force of the Country, the Regular Troops,

and the Yeomanly, that they will not infer the
FESTIVITIES Of CHRISTMAS DAY to divert their

Vigilance from the PLOTS or the RADICAL Cox•

SPLRATORS. It is very probable, that that day has

been determined on for the Simultaneous Meeting,

which was postponed from the 13th instant to a more

unguarded season ; and that the Infidel Insurgents,

who respect neither God nor the King, have calm-

lated on that day for the dispersion of the Military
Power, and the relaxation of its discipline.

THEATRICAL REGISTER..
Performed Last Night.
TEt EA rge ROYAL, Dft El IW-LANE.—The Castle of Andalusia:
Mitt Alp !loos°, Mr. Brahain ; Lorenza, Miss Byrne. After
which, The Liar.
TuLATtlt: ito L, COVENT-GA nor:N.—The Comedy of Errors;
Monti(' of Ephesus, Mr. W. Farrell: Adriana, Miss Ste-
phens. After which, Love, Law, and Physic.

STOCKS

EI,V t; u'(;LOCK.

Irish 5 per Ceut.
India Bonds 2s.3s. dis.
Exch. Bills, id. 7s Ss. 6s. dis.
Cons. for Account 6711
London, England, 1819-10-16

roh-tetiqt, bot Atlst-4(rd tie resolutions by a
licit wind. The Hon. Gentli'inan's ❑.(lue was not
wrached to the declaration, how then could be
take to himseit what had been said ?
After some further speaking on miners of mi-
nor importance, thanks were voted to the Noble-
men and Gentlemen who had signed the Re-
quisition. ,

Earl FITZWILLIAM, as one of those who had
signed the Requisition, returned thanks on their
behalf, and expressed his gratitude for the honour
conferred on him. His Lordship proposed the
thanks of the Meeting to the Chairman, which
was unanimously agreed to.
The Meeting then dispersed quietly.
London, England, 1819-10-16

X• ,
271-4?e,./le
• .
d- a,

NUMBER 8470.]

• . . . -
NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after
the :30th instant, the IIbFFICE of the CONINIIS-
IONERS for the REDUCTION of the NATIONAL DEBT
will he ItEMOVEI from BANK-STREET, CORNHILL, to
1.4 NEW BUILDING in the OLD JEWRY;
By Order of the Commissioners,
• S. HIGHAM, SeCretary.

Office, Reduction:National Debt,
. 15th det. 1819.

• CONTRIC2 FOR POZZOL,INIX,
Navy-Oyfice, Oct. IS, l'Bl9.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby
Five Notice, that on Thursday, the 21st. instant, at One
oClock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as
Islay be willing to Contract for supplying- One Thousand
'bushels of POZZQLANO, to be delivered at his Majesty'g
Yard at Sheerness, by or before the 28th qf October Instant.

4 Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No
7'ender will be received after One o'Cloch on the day of
rreaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party,' or an 4gent for
lout, attends.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, October 15, 1319.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
m.d. EsrY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
Priday next, the 22d Instant, they will lie ready to
.receive Tenders in writing (waled up), and treat for One
ll'idied rune of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable
10 Samples (of Mai less than Two Pounds weight each) to 'be
produced with the TenderS; dud for Five Ha2arcd Quarters
°lt ENGLISH PEASE; each article to 4e delivered into his
41(9.141N's Victualling Stores at Deptford, in the count, qi
2110)01,6g week 44; proporlions ; and to be paid for by Bills,
Payaide, -without Intere,t, si.rty days offer date.
Tne Conditions of [he Contracts may be deen at thee Store-
targ'a Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
not be inserted in words at leugt It, or that shall not he de-
•.l; eercd to the hoard before One &Clock on the said' Fri-
(?te,' next, the 241nstaizt, nor unless the Person who makes
Tender, or soliie Pinot& oft kis behalf, attends, to answer
called for.

'OFFICE OF ORD.*:.4NCE, Octoigir 11 1819.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
JESTY'S ORDN4NCE do hereby give Notice,
Aleut Pcupasals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
67,4 or before Monday, the 25th Instant, front such Persons
a* wintry be willing to undertake the Supply of ENGLISH
TIMBER, for Service of this Department, for a 'Period of
274ree'Yea.r.4 determinable after the expiration of the First
lege, upon Notice of Three 21.10nt100 at the option of either
Party.

fists ,f the Timber to be supplied, and farther parti-
"tars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the
Contract, may be known at the Seeoetary's Office, in Pall
41a11 aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten' and
4-.<"tr o'Clock, where the P:vposals Must be delivered,
pealed up, and e,ndorsed “Proposals for English Timber;7
jut no Proposal can be admitted • after the said 25th In.
4ta"t, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of ,the same day; neither
" any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or
47' .e.lgent in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
B. H. arzEw, Secretary;
London, England, 1819-10-16

YORK COUNTY MEM ING.

Thursday being. the day appointed-for holding
a Meeting of ate Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and
Freeholders of the County of York, a strong
feeling was excited, particularly as some of the
first Nei)'emelt and Gentlemen of that County
were known not to he friendly to the Resolutions
intended to be proposed.
At an early 14041 - some person t, . with the usual
badge.s of Radical Reformers, began to-make
appeara-nr:e. About 10 o'clock the numbers in-
creased, and soon 'after-their music was heard at
a distance. The. wiudoev-shutters were soon put
in motion, for it is considered prudent
._by the
peaceable inhabitants in the, towns where these
gentlemen assemble in great numbers, to take
some precaution at.tainst mischief.
At half past 10. the Reformers advanced thrtnigh
the city in regular order, wiih-drumS beating and
colours flying. They were all furnished with
sticks, and great numbers wore white-hats, with
a narrow piece of green-ribbon round them.—
Some bore a large badge with the following in-
scription, ." Hunt for ever ! Reformation or
Ruination !" The first body that marched in
cousisted of between 3 and 4000, the greater
part of them from thL neighbourhood of Dews-
bury, Leeds. and some from a distance of not
less than 50 miles. It was remarkable that,
though coming from parts in inch great (listless
is said to prevail, not one that we observed sheav-
ed any thing either in features or dress that indi-
cated poverty.
The flags they bore were numerous, but the
inscriptions on them are ,now beconie sac well
known, that it would be useless toinention them.
On arriving in town they separated without Any
disorder, and proceeded to the C astl-pud, where
London, England, 1819-10-16

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commissariat Department, Treasury
Chambers, Oct. 11, 1819.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirons
' - of Contracting to supply the following Articles for
the Use of the ARMY, viz.
BEEF and MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in
t.antonrcents,. Quarters, and Barracks, in the under•nrn-
^,tioned Cannti"

Cambridge (including the Town of Newmarket), .Chester,
Essex (exclu Si re of Tilbury Fort), Hants, Norfolk, Northarnp-
tr'n, Notts, Oxford, -Suffolk, Surrey, Warwick, York.
That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th
dad. °f November next; that Proposals in writing, seated up
"d marked, 46 Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at
this ()thee on or before Tuesday, the e d of November next,
114dut none will be received' after Twelve o'Clock on that
)' 41%d, if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid.
• 2()Posals ;mist be made separately for each County, and
;act' P1.01)08711 must have the Letter which- is annexed to the
• eu(kr properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property
I.lg.`'gitig to beconie bound with the Party tendering in the
al/'''lnt stated in the printed Particulars, for the due
erforinanee of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be
buticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices
Pressed in Words at length; and skould it so happen
• tille during the continuance of the Contract no Troops
!houldbe supplied, the rxpence of the Stamps for the Con-
tract and ilond,, paid in the first instance by the Contractor,
shall be refunded to him.
Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application
at these Chambers,
between the Hours of Eleven and Five.

at'N!
-.Pra ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, BY HEATH.
EssENcE is a sale. effectual, and plea-
_ in t, 'ant Remedy in Flatulencies, Gonty, and Cholicy,Pains
the stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Nausea
fi•mn 14" on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude arising
Atrno,,heric Heat, Wamt, of Appetite, Injuries trout
. iLleinent It''eatlier,, and in the Spasmodic Affection of the
du, 14401 and Bowels, so comment to Infants—adapting the
forltteAtir4l; u!gtne.Y of the ease. As a Family Medicine, or
sitiotl.l) or Nary, it will be found a valuable aqui-
EzsgEN
• Pan • Eof PEPPERMINT is so well known as valua.ble
Y Medicine, that the principal object of this Advertise-
S to guard Purchasers against the numerous Counter-
;74l4 7t,icti cite prepared •by Druggists, &c. .The only Cau-
ti pi • . ['eat!) can give, is to see that J. P. BEATH, Not-
. al?,I "I'', is engraved on the GoverntuentStatup. Price2s. 9i.
xt i4d.
elis;l2}, E. Falwartis (Agent to Heath), 66, St. Paul's
aud J. Smyth, Bond-st.reat,loncion.
London, England, 1819-10-16

COURT OF KING'S BENCI-f.

This morning being appointed for the third
Trial of Cathie, on an Information filed by the
ATTORNEY GENERAL, for printing and pnbli,hing
a Pamphlet, called " Sheurin's Register," con-

aialag a Scelitiotis POlitiCtil Libel, he this morn-

ing appeared in Court, accbmpanied by Hunt an►d
others.
.011 the CHIEF JUSTICE taking his seat,
HUNT addressed his Lordship, and stated that he
had been various times in attendance, and the

tri.d in which he was concerned, of the King v.
Stoddalt, Quin, and another, bad been put out of

irne ; lie hail, however, received notice that it

had been prerentptorily fixed for the first to be
taken Ibis morning; rhe trusted, therefore, Ow it
would be proceeded in ; if it was no!, it would
not be merely a delay, but a denial of justice.
The CHIEF JUSTICE said, the arrangements

had been made tvliich lvere most suitable to the

convenience of• all the patties having business
there, and he should not alter it on the applica-

ti) of ally bohi wan.

Carhie then applied to the Court to have his
tr;al put off for a short time. Not having had
notice that it would come on this morning, he

was not at present reparrd.

The ATTOBNIEY-GENERAL Said, he had no wish
to press the defendant, but had understood that

notice of trial had been given yesterday; he had
no objection, however, to postpone it tilt the
Sittings after next Term, to which the defend-
ant, after same deliberation, consented.

Hunt then wished his trial to be called on, but
the Chief Justice said, as it was not expected so
early, there should be a short delay, to give the
defendant t hue to come into Court. liunt was
proceeding, but the Chief Justice retired:

After a short intervals his Lordship returned,
and the cau!re being called on, the Chief Justice
said, " Mr. Hunt you cannot address the Jury 1.1

this is a case in which the King is Rosecutor,
and none are allowed to address the Jury but
Gentlemen at the Bar. • I tell you this before-
hand ; it ;s the established practice of the Court,
and of all Courts in this Country, and I will not
deviate from the regular practice."

Mr. Hurrr then addressed his Lordship ;41 a
strain of coarseness and insolence, that was,per.
haps never before equalled. The Chief Justice
refused to go on with the Trial, and Hunt left the
Court threatening vengeance.
London, England, 1819-03-02

COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CURACOA, DEC. 25.—From Puerto•Cabello we
have received some accounts of the posture of
affairs in Venezuela. It appears that the Royalist
Commander, Calzada, was at Barinas with three
thousand men, and that part of another division,
which had been raised and organiZed in &rota Fe%
said to consist of 3,200 men, was at Cucuta, itt
communication with him. Morales was in Ca-
laboto, with about 4000 troops, and the Insur-
gent Commander Paez in his front at San Fernandes
de Apure, with 3000 cavalry. Gen. Morillo was ill
Caraccai, and purposed, as was understood, to set
Out for the head-quarters at Calabozo towards
the end of this week. It is calculated that, be-
sides the garrisons which the Royalists will
have to leave in Carupano, Cumana, Barce=
lotoa, La Guayra, Puerto-Cabrillo, Valencia, and
other points os defence, they will be able to bring
into the field 12,000 fighting Men, two-thirds of
whom are Creoles. General Morillo had given,
orders that each officer should besides his sword,
carry a knee, a plan which he himself had per-
sonally adopted.

The insurgent- forces which can be brow ht into
action are calculated at 3,000 men of arias,
principally Europeans. As ft will be seen that
the armies of both parties are not tar distant from
each other, the
.campaign May he expected to
commence speedily, and we may alsu expect to
receive, in a short time, accounts of a sanguinary-
engacement.

KING,3ToN, JAN. !G.—Accounts from Curagoa
to the sth inst. state, that by recent rulvices re;
ceived at that Island from the Main, the Royalists
had been successful against the litucpcibuctits ;
Morales had taken S:in Fernando D'Apute, and
two strong diNisious were then marching a&ainat
Guiana;
London, England, 1819-03-02

DUTCH PAPERS.

A Dritch Mail arrived last night with Papers to
the 22d inst. The following are extracts
BRUSSELS, FEE. 27.—Accounts trots the
French frontiers say, that the new General Staff
of the Fiench army, as well the Generals and the
superior Officers, as the Captains, is now entirely
organized, „and plated on active service. The
greatest part consists of Officers of the old Army,
but in the choice of them the Government has pro-
ceeded with caution, and at the Sallie time with
equity. Some Generals, Whose sentiments do nbt
seem to accord with the evident intentions of the
King, among whom are some who serve in the
army of the Prince of Conde and in La Vendee,
have been replaced by others ; the Marquess de
Jumilhric, however, Conimander 61 the 16th
litary Division, of which Lille is-the chief city;
has remained in employment. His nioderatiott
and prudence are much praised, as well as his ex-
ertions to do away all party spirit,
"Notwithstanding that, some well-known Roy.
alists; whose sentiments do not seem to agree witli
the public opinion, have been removed from their
posts. The departmentS are inundated with pam-
plileti, printed at Paris, in which the present Mi-
nistry is absolutely accused of not having yet done
enough.

" The Memorial of the Prince of Broglio to the
Allied Sovereigns, printed at Paris, is now pub;.
licly sold at Brussels,' and it appears that the sale
-will not be hindered by the Magistrates.
" FRANKFORT, FRB. 13.—Prince Gustavus,
son of the Ex-King of Sweden, after having cow;
pleted his academical studies at Heidelberg next:
summer, will go to England to finish his educa-
tion at the Universities of Oxford and Edinburgh,
" ANTWERP, FEB: 23.—Frorik Batavia we have
the following statement, of the date of 30111
July ACcountS from China say; that the crop
of tea was very moderate, and had totally failed
in some places. A large quantity of cotton re-
mained in the hands of the Chinese merchants.
The opium of Gatria is sold at about 1300 piastres
per cheat, and foi. that of Maloa SOO have been
paid. The use of this drug is very general in that
country, and it is assured :hat there is not sufli•
cient for a Month's Consumption."'
London, England, 1819-03-02

PARLIA MENT.

lOUSL OF I,OIMS, INlAncii 1.

The lionse did not proceed in Apprais, the
1,0 d Chancellor being prevented, by indispot:t-
tion, from attending.

Lord Chief Baron Richards took the Woolsack
between three and four o'clock.
. The Oaths Were administered to the Duke of
land, the Earl of kireadalbatte, and the E:trl of

The consideration of the Marmein Peerage was
po.tpooed till the 26th April.
• Lord Viscount GetANytt.t.a presented a Petition
from the Merchants, Traders, &c. of 13riNtol,
til&ninst the renewal of the Insolvent Debtots*
Act —Ordered to lie upon the table.
The Earl oIAYLESBORY presented a Petition
from the Master Chinwey-sweepet s, Householders
of London and Westminster, against the Chimney-
s'weepers' Regulation !Ml.—Ordered to lie upon
the table.
London, England, 1819-03-02

DEFAULTERS.

Lord CASTLEREAGH moved the Order for calling
over the Defaulters in ti►e Ballot of T►►ursday
last.

The names were called over, and the Defaulters
were chiefly ordered k attend on Tlfurbday next.
CRIMINAL LAW.

Mr. Wm. SMITLI presented a Petition from the
City of Norwich, praying for a revision of the
Criminal Law, especially with respect to the
crime of Forgery.
The Petition was laid on the table.

Mr. Wm. WYNN presented the Report of the
Cotutnittcl!, to %%Atom it Was referred to inquire
why the Galway Election Recognizances bad not
been entered into. In consequence of the Re-
port, the time for completing the Aecognizances
was enlarged to Thursday se'unight.
London, England, 1819-03-02

THE LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT.

This Day. was published;
I. In Royal Octavo, price il. is. in boards, the Fifth Edition,
with considerable Alteration's and Additions, and a new
Index, of
THE -Law of LANDLORD and TENANT,
including Leases; Assignments, Tenatits in Fee, Te-
nants for Life, Tcnnnts for Years, Tenants at Will, }lent,
Mortgages, Copyholds, Lodgings, -Fixtures Notices to gait.,
Distress, &c. &c. To *Welt is added, do -Fixtures,
Of Pre-
cedents.

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3s. fid. boards.
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street ; and J. Cooke, Orniond-Tiay, Dublin.

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London, England, 1819-03-02

APPEAL.

The Sheriffs of the City id London presented
a Petition from the LOrd Mayor, Aldermen and
Commons, in Common Council assembled,.against
the Repeal of the Right:of Appeal.
Mr. Alderman WOOD and Mr. AidermauWAITH-
MAN supported the Petition.
Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed.
A Petition-was Fesemelt. front Tiverton, against.
the Insolvent Debtors' Act.
London, England, 1819-03-02

BANK REsTracTioN, &c

F A Message from the House of Commons, by
Mr. Brogden and other Members, announced that
the House had given leave to Hudson Gurney,
Esq. to attend the Committee on the State of the
Bank of England, if he should think fit.
On the motion of the Marquess of LANSDOWNE
various Accounts were ordered respecting Gold
Standard, Silver, Spanish Dollars, Bank Notes,
&c.

On his Lordship's motion also, a Alessage was
ordered to be sent to the House of Communs, re-
questing leave to be given to Alexander Baring,
Lbq..and John Smith, Esq..to attend the Com-
mittee on the state of the Bank of. England.
London, England, 1819-03-02

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. &Lis was excused, on account of ill-health,
from (Art her attendance on the Chester Election
Committee. .

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACE.

Lord FOLKESTONE presented a Petition from the
Merchants, Manufactiirers, &c. of New Sarum,
against the Insolvent Debtors' Act.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL OS was undermood)
nvokinced his intention ot submitting to the
House a renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Bill,
in which considerable alterations would be made
in the law as it at present stood, more particular-
ly with a view of aUrding proper protection to
creditors. A vast number of persons had taken
the benefit of the Act, and considerable property
was vested in assignees. If the Act were allowed
to expire altogether, there would be no power to
compel tie assignees to distribute the property in
their hands. Besides, there would be no power
to take front debtors the property acquired by
thetn after taking the benefit ot the Act. It was,
in his opinion, absolutely necessary that the place
of the present Act should be supplied by a mea-
sute ot some sort.

Mr. WAITHMAN said he should reserve any
thing which he had to say on this subject till the
Ei:l was before the House, but he thought it but
ight that the House should beforehand have all
the intorination necessary to enable them to farm
ploper judgment respecting it, and he should
theietore move for certain Papers, from which
material information might be derived.
The Petition having been ordered to lie on the
(able, and to be printed,
Mr. WAITHMAN then moved for an Account of
the Number and Names of the Persons acting as
Agents before the Insolvent Debtors' Court, spe-
cifying those who were qualified to act as Attor-
mys,' mid the number of them who had taken the
benefit of the Act ;—also a List of the Number
of Persons imprisoned for Debt in the different
isons of England and Wales from 1797 to 1819;
and also an Account of the Auction Licenses
which had been taken from Ist January 1811 to
Ist January 1819, distinguishing each Year, and
the Amount of Duties received from Sales, &c.
Mr. Lir TLETON presented a Petition from Wol-
verhampton, against the insolvent Debtors' Act.
London, England, 1819-03-02

JUNIOR LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY.

Sir G. WARKENDER moved for a New IVrit for
the County of Edinburgh, in the room of Sir G.
Clerk, who has accepted of the office of Lord
Culm»issioner of the Admiralty.
Sir M. NV. RIDLEY said, after what had taken
place on this subject, he had hoped that the op-
prtunily of vacancies would have been seized to
rviiuce the number of Commissioners of the Ad-
miralty. He wished to give notice that he would
take in early opportunity of calling the attention
of the House to the subject.

Sir GEORGE WARIIE;DHR said, Sir George
C!erk had accepted this situation in the room of
o'' of the present Commissioners, who had re-

sig

Mr. CALCRAFT hoped his Hon. Friend would
1.• ills motion.

LIMERICK.

Sir 'l'. ,BARING reported from the Committee
appoilitud to cry the merits of the contested elec-
tion tor Limerick, that Colonel Vereker had been
duly elected. The Report was received and a Inn-
tiou curt ied act ordingly.
CALvcitT remarked on the difficulties
%%hien were complained of respecting the want of
the atichenticated evidence of-the poll-clerk- in
ea,e of a contested election from Ireland. The
1-14:11 Aleniher had in idea, the propriety of may-
hit; tar a Committee to take into consideration
wict brig forward some law ea the tubiect.

As a preliminary to this proposition, be moved,
(hie (he Minutes of the Evidence received by (he
Limerick Committee be laid before the House
anti printed.
Sir T. BARING concurred with the last Hon.
Meinber. Were the law respecting the Irish
Poll Clerk not eh:kitty dx.fined, it might softie-
times require_ the attendance in London of sixteen
or twenty persons. '

. .
11r. Wvstsr explained the law so far as it now
stood ; and was also of opinion that its defects
,ought to he remedied.
Air. ABEitcaOlNtute acknowledged with deep
concern the deficiency of the law, and approved
of its amelioration. In its structure they must
form a new basis, for they had no precedent.
'[be motion WaS figri•ed to.

The Niatquess of WOBCESTRII presented a Peti-
tion trom the Borongh of Montuonth, against any
alteration in the Coal Duties.

Air. Alderman Wont) presented a Petition from
the WooltNtrtibet s of the County of Devon, pray-
ing the Houle to place them in the same state
with respect to wages, in which they were be-
fore 1809.—Ordered to lie on the table, and to
be printed.
London, England, 1819-03-02

SCOTCH BURGHS.

Mr. HUNTER BLAIR vresented a Petition from
certain incorporated Trades in the City of Edin-
btirgh, praying for a more liberal and constitu-
tional Burgh Go*ernment.

Mr. MAXwahr, made some observations on the
defects of the Burgh system in Scotland, and
stated, that if the Bill which the Lord Advocate
proposed to introduce was similar to that of last
Session, it would be altogether inadequate to its
object.
.•

The Petition was then read and ordered. to lie
on the table.

COL DUTY.

Colonel ‘Voop i:►eseuted three Petitions, which
be said wete respc-curlily signed, from.the County
of Brecon, against any alteration in the Ditty on
,Coal. Tl►e. Sca Duties-„ be said, were equal
throughout the country it was the local duties
which were principally fell in this metropolis.
Mr. METHUEN said, any alteration in the Duties
might be.advantageous for a few individuals,• but
it tvou:d be severely fclt by
.the great manufac-
turing interests.
- Mr. Alderman WooD observed, that the Duties
principally complained of were not local but Go-
vernment Duties. He believed if cite laws were
narrowly looked into, it would be found that the
duty attached to coals Carliett by canals as well as
by sea. It was water•.borne
Mr. C. CALVERT presented a Petition, which
he stated to be numerously ana respectably signed;
from the parish of St. George's, in the Borough
of Southwark. The Petitioners, many of wi►om
were extensively engaged in trade and manufac-
tures, complained of the duty on coal, 'which
they considered burdensome in the highest degree.
They hoped-the Rouse would take the subject
into their consideration, and afford them such
relief ,as might seem just and meet.
A Petition was presented from the same place
against the Insolvent Debtors'
London, England, 1819-03-02

INDIA.

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY (in the absence of a
Noble Ft lend) laid upon the table certain
Treaties concluded with the Native Powers in

India.

The Marquess of LANSDOWNE observed, that the
PaperS laid before the House respecting the late
' events i►► India did not include the dispatches
front Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Hislop to
the Governor-General of udia, relative to the
execution of the Killedar of the fortress of 'rai-
nier. These he thought ought to be laid upon
tl-►e table, and be therefore moved for an Address
to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, praying
for their production. to which a Noble Earl, now
absent, had no objection.—Ordered.
Adjourned till to-morrow (ibis day).
London, England, 1819-03-02

SEVENPENeP

SHIP NEWS.

DeAt, MARCH I.—,Sailed this morning the
whole of the outward-bound On their respective
voyages. Remain the Severn frigate.
Doveit, MARCH I.—Sailed the Eieter packet,
for London, having repaired hp. damage.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH l.—Arrived the ship
Waterloo, Dutch East Indianian, from Batavia,
last 'from Liverpool, for Antwerp ; sailed front.
Batavia 13th August; and was a month at Liver•
pocil in distress. Sailed the Whole of the outward
bound.

,HARIVICII, MARCH I.—Arrived the Eagle curt.. ,
ter, Lieutenant PooTorr, with two sinugglers.
228.easks„of spirits, and eleven men.
GUERNSEY, FEB. 24.—The Concordia has part
ed froth bet anchors; and 3gone ashore on the
rocks, and is, all to pieces—the cargo is all lost;
but a part or the hull and a few materials are
saved.. .

IthLroßD, Fez. 27,—The brig Mary and
DuNirAN,.trom Oporto to Liverpool, put
in here to stop a leak in her counter, which had
been discovered at sea, is placed under quaran-
tine, for having a cargo on board that had beets
landed at Oporto from Nap
Cowes, MARCH I.—Saiied this morning the
Waterloo, ALSAGA, for India ; Alexander, BARRI
for Jamaica ; and all the outward-bound.
London, England, 1819-03-02

[Horning Herald.]

The cordial kindness of the Prince Regent
wards his old domestics is a trait in Isis charActr
equally worthy of hint as a Prince and a man.—
Mr. Becht, who has been for many years his Royal
Highness's steward, has been for some time sc.
vcrely indisposed at Brighton. His-Royal High-
ness visited his old and faithful servant, and ad-
ministered' to the sick. nay, almost dying roan, at
his hed side, that consolation and coinfot t which
his long tried-integrity waS sure to receive front
so generous a master. ‘Ve are assured that his
Royal Highness tools the . prior man by the hand,
with the affection of an equal, Mr. Becht was
deeply affec!ed.—He became, however, much more
'composed th:a„• tre hall been for several hours be-
fore; after the agitation whiCh the unexpected
sight of his Royal Master had subsided.

• •
We understand thzi,t-Colonel Hay llas been bo-
rionrably. acquit ted'l4 the Court Martial t. Ito tried
him and that the official annunciation of the re.
mil; will be troth the Office of the Cow-
nututhr-in-Chief ill a fcr, days.—(lbid.)
London, England, 1819-03-02

NAVY CONTRACTS.

Mr.. Alderman WOOD, in explanation of what
he bad stated on a former occa,ion, respecting
the Contracts entered into with the Navy Board
for the supply of Granite, said, that that Board
bad contracted for '6,000 weight of stone at
4s. Bd. He had meant to state, that if the con-
victs had been employed to procure the stone
from Dartmoor, it might have been furnished at
2s. a foot. He had since examined into the dif-
ferent Contracts, and he - found that the Navy
Board had been diligent in their examinations of
the quality of the Stone ; had been guided by Mr.
Rennie, 'who was of opinion, that the Aberdeen
granite was the only granite fit for the works;
that the Cornish granite was quite unfit ; but Mr.
Rennie was not acquainted with the nature of the
Dartmoor granite. He moved for an Account of
the- Granite and other S one purchased by the
Navy Board from Ist January, 1810, to lst Ja-
nuary, 1819.
Sir B. MARTIN expressed his satisfaction at the
candid explanation of the Hon. Alderman, if the
accusation, that the Navy Board had occasioned a
loss to the public of 100,0001. by their misconduct,
had been maintained, be should have moved for a
Committee-to inquire into their conduct.
Mr. TaaMAYNa .suggested, that the Navy
Board were not justified in being guided by the
advice of only one individual (Mr. Rennie.)
London, England, 1819-03-02

LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY.

Sir M. RIDLE,Y gave notice that on Wedneitlay,
the lOth of March,' he should move an Address
to the Prince Regent; for the Reduction of Two
Junior Lords of the Admiralty.—(Sir M. R.
afterwards fixed this motion for Thursday, the
I t h March.)

Sir M. I(JDLEY also gave notice that he should
shortly move for an Account of the Number of
Surcharges, similar to that which had been mov-
ed for last year.
A Message from tl:e. Lords requested the at-
tendance of Alexander iia►ine and John Smith,

'Mgrs. Members of the Home, ris witnesses
before the Lords' Committee on the Affdirs of the
Bank.

The- Messengers were informed that the House
would send an answer by Messengers of it, own.
Mr. CANNING postponed his motion for a Vote
of Thanks to the Marquess of Hastings from to•
morrow to Thursday.
London, England, 1819-01-30

A CITIZEN

POETRY.

CATITLLUS.—(tio. IV.)

Phizselus ille quoit videtis hospites
slit fuisse vavium celerrimus,

THE HULK.

A braver ship ne'er storm endur'd
Than was the hulk which here lies moood

Not one with proper hand to steer her,
Brig, sloop, or cutter could come near her,
Whether she scudded with full sail,
Or caught oblique th' opposing gale,
Nor can the channels which surround
This, Island, Freedom's sacred ground, •

Nor Malta's seas—nor Biscay's bay—
Nor stormy Baltic—this gainsay—
Nor main Atlantic, nor PA CifiC-•••
This calm, and'that with storms terrif:c....
Nor Indian Ocean's isle—bestudded—
Nor Polar seas, for ice rocks dreaded.
All these, both when the tempest rav'd
And when 'twas calm, alike she brar'd—.
Far she was forw'd of heart of oak,
Which in the British forest broke,
For ages, the loud whistling storm,
Then yielded to the fatal stroke,
To brave it still in this ship's form—
Nor storms alone—but Britain's foes—
And from her launch to this her close,
Most gallantly her flag she bore.
The frighted Gaul oft heard her roar,
And many a heavier ship, her prize,
Declar'd 11,er glorious victories.
Bui: now her triumphs all are past—
No more will she defy the blast !
In this still slit:Um"l bay—of bulk
Gigantic, safe is moor'd her hulk—
In which, of old theft' bane and dread,
The captive Gauls her deck still tread—.
.And still, with cheers, the passing tat a -
Recount her deeds and greet her scars.

1 LIE TIICATICES.

KING'S THEATRE —TEliSTilCalre was opened last
night, on accotlnt of King CHARLES'S Martyrdom
failing to-day. The Opera was L'ltatiana, and
th, Ballet Zephyr. It was well attended, and the
season is likely to be prosperous, if it can pass
through the ordeal of Law. ,

COVENT-GARDEN.—The Comic Opera. of Guy
Mannering was represented last night at this
Theatre with its usual success. The only
change in the Pertormance was Meg Merl Ries by
Miss SOMERVILLE. Phis character was so well
performed by Mrs. EGERTON, who has been most
injudiciously discharged, that her successors must
appear to disadvantage in comparison.—Miss
SOMERVILLE is well fitted for termagant charac-
ters, but she did not increase her tame on this
occasion, nor did her attempt to give the part in
the Scottish dialogue at all increase its interest,
but, on the contrary, weakened the effect.
London, England, 1819-01-30

REGIsThlt OF FASHION.

ARRIVALS.—COIopeI and Mrs. Campbell, in Piccadilly;
Viscountess Templeton and Miss Upton-, in Portland-place;
Hon. Drunariond Burrell, in Piccadilly; Earl of Morton, in
Wimple-street; Earl of Ferrers, in New Norfolk-street
Lord George Beresford, in Gloucester-place ; Mi.. H. Hoare,
in york-place ; Captain Heude, of the Madras army, from
Earl Fitzwilliam's seat in Northamptonshire.

ARRIVALS AT BATE-I.—Lord Neville, Hon. D. Massey, Sir
W. Davey, Sir J. Davey, Sir J. Elley, Sir Richard Home, Sir
J. M‘Lcon, Sir D. Prat!), Sir W. Struth, General Poulette,
Colonel Moore, Colonel White, Liut.-Colonel Munro, Lieut.-
Colonel Nicol, Major Burton, Major Cockburn, Major John-
stout!, Captain and Mrs. Pearson, Captain Barclay, Captain
Drutumond, Captain Dimsdale, Captain Hamilton, • Captain
Justice, Captain Jones, Captain Newman, Captain Perrin,
Captain Rainey, Captain J. Wylie.
London, England, 1819-01-30

NINETEEN YEARS,

For the Sale of Irish Sitirting and Sheeting Cloth by the
Piece, at the Factor's price, WARRANTED for Durability,
C don r, and to repay the 'purchase-money should any fault
al year. The Company, from the nature of their Establish-
ments here and in Ireland, dice to the Community the abort,'
A rticics null 1 cheaper than they can he procured t hrongh any
other tor:ditto). Good Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes.
taken as usual. Country orders punctually attended to.

30EIN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-square, 1
s-A•ents.
JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey,lluhlin,
N. B. A few liumlre.l Pieces of soiled Shirting Cloth are
now on Sale considerably below their cost price.