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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-03

my tcquain'tanee, las't Inon'ti►, sifting cnilrely
alone in the viranda, for two hours ; I do not hear
tbal be takes any diversion ; his house is getting
done 'very fast ; the question is, will he go to it ?
I ❑nderstand Madame Bertrand was on the Race
Course with her sweet little family ; Lady Lowe
was likewise there two day's. The Rae com-
menced on the 2.711) ult."

[Tire Times.]
We insert a .letter from a respectable source, on
the subject of the Cadiz mutiny. It states that a
revolution is expected in Spain ; but throws out
suspicious respecting General O'Donnel, which
it will much surprise us indeed :to see borne out
by his demeanour.
" The Spaniards had collected 24,000 men round Cadiz,
for the South American Expedition under General O'llOnnel,
who is a most active deterinined man. Be got them well
clothed and paid, has made himself much beloved by them,
and has 24,060,000 reales vellon in his military chest.—
Part of them refused to emhatk, and part of the regiment
at St. Roque have marched to join the Insurgents. A revo-
lution is expected in Spaiti, and O'llainel, it is said, will
artfully contrive to get the soldiers to force hint to lead
them." . .

By the Dutch Papers we are told, that a num-
ber of Flemish half-pay Officers who have served
in France are seeking employment with the Pa-
triots of South !America. Macirone, forme'. Aide-
de-Camp to,Mucat,is negociating with these oe-
ficers. A proclamation, purporting to collie from
Bounapart e, is circulating in the northern depart-
ments Of Prance: it is but lost, labour. The ar-
rests of suspected persi-ins in Germany continue
to be the topic of controversial discussion on
the Continent.- The students every where are
much incensed that their Professors have felt the
arm of the Government ; and in an article, dated
Gotha, the Duke of Saxe-Gotha enters pretty
severely into a statement of the demerits of one
Piotessor Oken, whose dismissal• had been pro-
voked by.a series of obstinate and outrageous of-
fences against the public decency, morality,' and
safety, iu his character as an instructor of youth.
/bid.)
London, England, 1819-08-03

CUSTOMS' LIST.

Entered Inwards, dugdst 2.—George, Davit, Dublin; Ca-
therina, Rage,t Husum ; Lovely, Bayes, Harlingen; Maria,
Palmer, Middleburgh ; Prince Regent, Lend, Rotterdam;
Ann and Mary, Trent, Calais; Good Hope, Protjer, Antwerp;
Flying Fish, Smith, Ostend; Ann and Margeretta,
Husum ; Harmonic, Schtilt, Antwerp ; Cygtset, Henderson,
Riga; Harmonic, Riddewoold, Thant; Elizabeth, Ridley,
Rotterdam; Inclination, Deified, Bremen; Drama, Lawsun,
Sierra Leon ; Liberty, Mcale, St.Petersburgh ; Ann; Mathews,
Rotterdam; Telemacus, Wright, Memel ; Hopeweil, Stewart,
St. Petersburgh ; Cambridge, Evans, .Jamaica; Perseverance,
Maughan, Hamburg!); Minstrel, Breslaw, Cape of Good
Hope; Cestus, Amour, St. Petrrsburatt,
London, England, 1819-11-10

Nay.B, 1819.

1` WIDOWS' PENSIONS.,
NOTICE is-hereby given, that the WIDOWS
ki..• of COMMiSSIOS and It ARRANT OFFICERS of the
SII AL NAVY, seceiving PensioUs from the Charity esta-
Th4'd for their Relief, will be paixl their Pensions, due the
41341 -
br
• vinviuher. is ID, at-No.lo, New-square, Lincoln's Inn,
41*aed. Finch Hatton, Esq. the Paymaster of the Cha-
-I,t4riz. the Widows of Flag-Officers, Superannuated Rear-
:4l4,4M,, Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, and Masters,
-4 Wednesday, -the 1011 i instant ; the Widows of Surgeons,
lyeand Boatiwains, on Thursday the II th instant ; and
t
Widows of Gunners and Carpenters, on Friday the
2th instant, and on every succeeding Thursday, between the
)40
of Ten and Twelve.
I:4l'd Notice is further given, that Remittance Bills will be
trit on Ilse 10th Ins:ant to those Widows resident in the
rY, who have requested- to be paid their Pensions
'tar tlieir respective Residences.

J. W. CROKER.
London, England, 1819-11-10

LOYAL DEULAIZATIONS.

Deeply interesred in the preservation of our
present Establishment in Chuith and St ate, which
involves the freedom and happiness of the People,
welleem it our duty to insert the following Loyal
Address from the County of Berfis and the Bo-
rough of Reading, both of which are supported
•hy very numerous signatures of the most respec-
table inhabitants
London, England, 1819-02-04

COMMITTEE OF FINANCIAL INQUIRY.

Mr. 111MGDEN bronght up the Report of the Committee
appointed to scrutinize the ballot fur the appointment of the
Commitlee for Financial Inquiry.--It stated, that the follow-
ing were duly nominated Members of the Committee :

Lord Castlereagh, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Right
Hon. George Tierney, Right Hon. Geo. Canning, Right Hun.
W. N. Pole, W. Lamb, Right Hon. F. Robinson, P.Grenfell,
Right Hon, W. Hitskisson, Hon. James Abercrombie, H.
Bankes, Sir James Mackintosh, Right Hpii.Robert Peot, Right
Hon. Sir J.Nieholl, E. J. Littleton; W..WiJson, Stuart Wort-
ley, W. Mannimr, F. Lewis, - Ailiburst, Right lion. Sir
John Newport.--Adjourned..
•
London, England, 1819-02-04

DR. STEERS'S OPODILDOC

I 7 •
s esteemed snprtior to' all-other external Appli-
cations for the Cure of Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Rhentuatisms, Cramps, Numbness, and for tbe.Limbs in a
Paralytic State. Counterfeits of this admirable Remedy are
sold in almost every Town :tied Street, and often by persons
Who would not be suspected of an attempt to defraud their
customers : Purchasers are therefore informed, that unless
the name " F. Newbery" be engraved in the Stamps, the
Opodeldoc is not genuine.
Prepared and Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Ong*,
nal Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, price es..9d. a bottle;
but as many persons mistake the house, observe that it is the
third from Cheapside, the Number 45.
Sold also by Sanger, Oxford...street ; Hawkins, Bond-street;
Tagg, Middle-rowi, Holborn; Stradling, Royal Exchange;
and Harris, Ludgate-street.

Ne contenent pas de lin, mais en •possedent ks agremens.
THE Nobility, Families, and Merchants, are
respectfully intormed the above Cloth is sold' at the
Pateatee's. East India, Hambro', Scotch,, Manchester, and
Linen Warehouse 16, Cheapside, Wholesate and for Exporta-
tion, and by the Piece, containing from 26 to 52 yards each, at
6(1.-35.---3s. 6d. to ss. 6d. per yard. To. Families, &c.
going out to or returning from Hot Climates, it will be found
an article of the first consideration, being in -a peculiar de-
gree conaucive to health there, as well as An those Who re-
,si.tc in the Cold and changeable Climates. The above is
made in widths for Sheeting ; and for winter wear, for
Cold Climates, and for Travelling, are desirable both on ac-
count of their economy, warmth, and superior appearance ;
the quality at 2s. 6d. and A. is equal to Irish at 4s. to 4s. Od.
It can be obtained genuine no where whatever hut as above.
Orders executed, free of Carriage, to all parts of. England,
Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, and the adjacent Islands.
London, England, 1819-02-04

AFFAIRS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.

The SPEAKER, as a preliminary to the ;appointment
of the Committee last night agreed to, explained the usual
mode of chiming Scrutineers fur the superintendence of a
ballot.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then moved
the Order of the Day; when
The SPEAKER commanded the Serjeant to go with
the mac:. 'as the adjoining Cilainbers and Coffee-houses, and
require the immediate attendance in the House of every
Member whom be Diet. The Speaker, Kite' the Cirri; had
read over the names of Members in the lisuAl form, proceed-
ed, agreeably to the powers with which he is ofliciall)
iuvest-
ed, to nominate the List of a Committee fur the purpose of
their selecting Scrutineers.
Mr. LAMBTON, on being named, objected to the mode of
selection, and was averse to serve in such a Committee.
The SPEAKER. apologized to the Hon. Member, by ex-
pLiining what was his ditty on the occasion. He had merely
selected his ;Hone accidentally, as he had dime the names of
the other Gentlemen, without meaning to impose upon the
Hon. Gentleman or any other Member any disai.:reeabie or
invidious task; and if the Hon. Member (Mr. L.) chose to
decline such an appointment, he would not be again called
upon.
A New MVIBER, whose named could not be learned, ap-
proved ot the list, which Ire bad accidentally found this morn-
in; on his table !
Mr. TIERNEY was of opiniun that the circulation of that
list had been pretty general among Nlembers supposed to be
ot a particular political description ; thee-dote the Hon.
Member, who had now sat tiowil, need not to have qualified
his communication by the ward "accidentally," the list har-
ing no doubt been sent to him designedly."'
Mr. Alderman WAITH MAN ludicrously observed—" I
Aloud no such list this wornin; on my counter!"--(A laugh.)

CASH PAYMENTS,
Mr. S. WORTLEY presented a Petition from the Mer-
chants and other Inhabitants of Bradford, praviog that the
Houis in its wisdom would continue the Ite;triction Act
against Cash Payments by the Rank of England.—Ordered to
lia on the table, and to be printed.
ELECTION PETITIONS.
Ths merits of petitions complaining of undue Elections for
th• following places were thus arranged for consid.trittion :
Worcester March 16 Great Grimsby ....March 23
Nottinghatu March 2 Heydon ...
Cawsliord March 23 Lancaster• March 30
London, England, 1819-02-04

4111 yours;

IGNOTUS.

We hope that our sportive, intelticei,t, and valuifule
Curh-espoudent will speedily keep this word.

POE T R Y.

A NEW SONG

PROTESTANT 13h141TioN';-1/.i;r POPISH Ag6.6‘,lf5A&CY

(.Fran Tice Ilihernian

tli N.—" Lodging is Oft the Cuid Ground."

Believe me if all the long list Of demands,
Which we plead for so fondly to-day,
Were granted to-morrow, and safe in oar handS,
Without further dispatch or delay;
We would still, still dimand, as we're hitherto done;
Let our Governors gtini what 'they will,
And to found a oud Chord) and itroitg .ltate of our own;
Exert Ourseliii maul-611Y still:

Oh ! it is not While bound Up by Engliiiimen'S iai‘%
In a chain that it grieves us to wear,
That our i'ervoiir and Zeal for the old Holy Cause
Can e'er in its true light appear.
But dissolve once the spell, as is just, right, and fit;
Let Unqualified Rights be our own,
And soon shall an CSithodoZ Parliament sit
To establish a Catholic Throne.

Then quickly shall order from tumult aiisei
As nigbt yidds the sceptre to day,
And "The Church," mounting loftily to the bright
Shall cliaCe error and schism away.
Then rejoice ye true Soils of the Emerald Isle, •
Nor think it unlikely or strange,
That heretics blind, on our project should smile,
And petition themselves for the change.
Liliford, Jan. 25, 1819.

ADVERTISEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY,

JEREMIAIi TWIN'EM, next door to the Labour-in-Vain,
No. 168, Turnagain-alley, Chard-lane, is happy to inform
his friends who expect shortly to take their departure, that,

under the impulse of the purest humanity, lie has brought to
perfection his IMPERIAL EN T TRAC EA L SUSPENDERS, made
of the softest cotton, inlaid with the bark of broom twigs,
and twisted against the stream.

Finally, they are superior to the finest hemp in the feel,
and equal in durability—they will last a lifetime, and may
even be useful to future generations.

J. T. particularly recommends them to Gentlemen in the
habit of complaining; they may be worn either in the House
or out of it; one trial will suffice; and no Gentleman who
uses them once will ever wish for any others.

SITADRACH ERR-on, of the MINOR Amts,' No. 109, Gold-
smith, Silversmith, Dealer in Bronze, and Depreciation Scale
Maker, particularly requests to inform his friends and the
public, that Bank notes of the year 1816 are at a premium
of 4 per cent.

Persons who have not leisure to get them changed for Gold
at the Bank ; or, having done so are ignorant of the way to
the melting pot, may receive ail necessary information, and
have their business done for a small premium.
N.R.—Adrice to Ministers gratis.

• Perhaps this ought to he Shedrach Aarnb of the ti

REGISTER OF FASHION.
London, England, 1819-02-04

COTTON FrWrORMS:

Lora KENYON gave notice of his intention to
rne.ve on Friday fur the appointment of a Com-
mittee to consider the State of Children employed
in Count) Fae•otiea. —Adjonroed till to-morrow
dtiy.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

CAME LAWS.

11,Tr. MAnnox presented a Bill for r purpose of
&frying Ittpl iamct►►line certain Mint-icious Acts
flow in force, end highly prejudicial to the corn-
London, England, 1819-02-04

Mlt. SWANSTON'S CHANCERY REPORTS.

Lately were published, in Royal Bvo. price ss.
PART 1. of
REPORTS of CASES Argued and Deter-
mined in the H1(41-1 .COURT of t CHANCERY, com-
mencing in the Sittings before Hilary Tern], .sSth Geo.lll.
1818.

• 'l3? C. J. SWANSTON, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.
Barrister-at-Law.
Part H. will speedily be published.
These Reports are in continuation of Mr. Merivale's, and
will be published reOiarly. See the Advertisement prefixed
to the Second VoMime- of Mr. Merivale's Reports. •
London : Printed by A. Stratm, Law Printer to the King's
Most Excellent Majesty, for Joseph Butterworth and Son,
Law Booksellers, No. 43, Fieet-street, and John.Coulte, Or-
mond Quay, Dublin.
Of whom maybe had, in royal sm. price 6s.
Vol. 111. Part 3, of Reports of Cases argued and deter-
mined in the High Court of Chancery, 57th Geo. 111. Ist7.
By J. H. Merivale, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Bairister-at-Law.
The remainder of the Third Volume, to complete these Re-
ports, will be published shortly.
These Repotts are regularly continued by Mr. Swan-
ston.
London, England, 1819-02-04

CUSTOMS LIST.

Entere4.inthar4, Feb. 3.—Hannah, Rtiggs, Copenhagen ;
Puke of Wellington, Cornely, Seville; Valiant,
Newfoundland ; Elizabeth, Wake, Stockholm.
cleared Outward*, Feb. B.—Alalrina, Cooper, Havannall ;
Vrow Feinigetia, Broome, Rotterdam ; Emelie, Kirkhovef
Antwerp; Laurel, Spinks, Cadiz; Nelly, Gibb, Hantburgh ;
Thgbmpt;on, do.; Twins, Shout, do.; Britannia,
Jackson, do.; Atlas, iiilavne, China; Herefordshire, Hope,
do.: Kingston, Horticastie, Honduras; Deux Sceurs, Cobert,
Havre.
London, England, 1819-02-04

FRAUDS IN THE COAL TRADE.

Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL presented a petition from
Joabua Rickman, praying that the House would adopt some
legislative measure to prevent fraud in selling coals. The
Hat. Gentleman remarked, that two years ago a Bill similar
to that which was prayed for in this petition had been at-
tempted to be introduced, and had been nuaniniothly rejected
by the House. All that he had to do was to bring up th:t
petition, and refer it to the consideration of the House.—
Ordeied to be laid on the table.
London, England, 1819-02-04

. This Day were published,
In Octavo, price 12s. in boards,
TIVO ESSAYS ; one npon Single Vision with
Two Eyes, the other. upon Dew; a Letter to the Right
Honourable Lloyd Lord Ken; on ; and an Account of a Fe-
male of the White Race of Mankind, part of whose skin re-
sembles that of a Negro, with some Observations on the
Causes of the Differences in Colour and Form between the
White and Negro Maces of Men.
By the late W. C. WELLS, M.D. F.R.S.L. and E.
With a Memoir of his I.ife' written by himself.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ;
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro-
binsoniand Co. Cheapside, London.

This Day were published,
In Octavo, price 9s. hoards,
FACTS and OBSERVATIONS towards fortii
inga new THEORY of the EARTH.

By WILLIAM KNIGHT, LL.D. Bel;ast.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.- Edinburgh
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro,
binson, and Co. Cbeapside, London.

This Day was published,
In 3 Vols. price 11. is. in boards,
SAINT PATRICK : A National Talc of the
Fifth Century.
By AN ANTIQUARY.

What cracker is this name, that deafs our ears
With this abou :Noce of superfluous breath ?

Croak not, black angel, I have no food for thee.

SHAKSYEARE.

Printed for Arcbibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ;• and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Robin-
son, and Co. Cheapside, London.

This Day was published,
In Three Volumes, price tl. Is. boards,
COQUETRY. A Novel
" And then came one, the Lovelace of the day."

CRABBE.

Printed for the Author, and sold by ArchibaldCoist;b- le
and Co. Edinburgh ; Longman, Hurst, aces, Orme, and
Brown, and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. Cheapside, London.

This Day was published,
In Oae thick Volume, svo. price 11. Ss. in boards,
N ABRIM3EMENT of ALL the STA-
TUTES now in FOrCE, relative to the REVENUE
of EXCISE in GREAT 'BRITAIN. Methodically arr,.tiged
and Alphabetically digested. The Third Edition, revised,
and brought down to the End of the Session of Parliament
1818.
London, England, 1819-02-04

By JAMES HUIE, Collector of Excise.

Printed for Archibald Constable, and Co. Edinburgh
Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, and Brown, and Hnrst, Ito
biuson,and Co. Cheapside, London.

This Day were published,
Handsomely printed in 4to. with a Frontispiece, price 1L i 6
in boards,

AttiIiMORIALS ; or, The Memorable Thing',
IVA_ that fell out within this Island of Britain', from 1638
to 1684.
By the Rev. Mr. ROBERT LAW.
Edited from the MS. by
CHARLES KIRKPATRICK SHARPE, Esq.
Only 250 Copies printed.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinliurgh ; and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro-
binson, and Co. Cheapside, London.
As above may be had.
The Secret and Trne History of the Church of Scotland,
from the Restoration to.the year 1678. By the Rev. Janes
Kirkton. To which is added, An Account of the-Murder of
Archbishop Sharp, by. James Russell, au actor therein,—
Editeu from the MSS. by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, Esq.
with Portraits. In one volume 4to. price ii. 16s.

THE BANK RESTRICTION NOIE.
This 11 y.was published,
Printed on Bank Pc t Papet, price One Shilling,
A N ENGRAVED SPECIMEN of a BANK-
NOTE—NOT To.BRIMITATED !!! Submitted to
the•curisideration of the Bank Directors and the inspection of
the Public; with the BANK RESTRICTION BAROMETER,
or Scale of Effects on Society of the Bank Note System and
Payments in Gold. • •
London.: Published by WILLIAM HONE, Ludgate-Hill.
London, England, 1819-02-04

SIIIP NEWS.

Co‘vs, PEB. a —Arrk'ed the Charles, GRAVPS,
from Boston, in 25 car, for orders; nn the 17th
111%, Within two degrees of the B4uks of New-
foundland, fell in with the brig Nelson, TAY Loa,
froth Cork to Boston, in a sinking state, from
which she, saied 23 men, women, and children,
and landed theth here. The Captain, crew, and
passengers evere. ill with the Scurvy and dysentery,
but Captain GRAvefl was fortunate enough its
getting them safe on board his vessel by two at
ti
.time, while the sta. was making a fair breach
over the Nelson, and he supposes she sunk soots
after.

FiLtintir, I.—Put in some out ward-
brinnd vessels and coasters. Sailed his Majesty's
ships Spartan and Heron, on a cruise.

totcboi4ii.WaitlP, Art. 30.—The William Pitt,
HU.NTI3II, from Galway to .Liverpool,
is totally
lost at Evethem Head—Mate drowned. Thee Ann,
nort.tati, a regular trader from this port to Li-
',triton!, is on shore at Red Bay, near Glenarne.
PoriTskotrru, ket. 3.—Arrived the London
transport from London ; Borodino, Crown, Inte-
grity; and 14'0)4 transports, from Cork ; and some
ontward•bouusi vessels and coasters.
London, England, 1819-02-03

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition
fron► the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common
Council of the City of London, in Common
Council assembled, praying that the present Act
for the relief of Insolvent Debtors be repealed, or
not revived .►nd continued. •

The 1.401 W CHANCELLOR said, that the petition
referred to a subject of the' highest importance,
and well deserving of their Lordships' most se-
rious attention. For the purpose of bringing it
under the conbideration of the House, he would
now give notice, that it was his intention, at an
early day, to move fora return of the number
and names of all persons discharged under the In-
solvent Act, the amount of their debts, the time
of their discharge, and the dividends received by
crcditurs.—Adjourned until to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A ;teat mdny Members took the oaths and their
London, England, 1819-02-03

BANKRUPTS.

J. Towsey, jun. Blandford Forum, Dorsetshire, stone-mason,
to surrender Feb. 16, March 2, and 16, at twelve, at the
Crown Inn, Blandford Forum. Attorney, Mr. Dean,
Guildford-street, London.
J. Towsey, jun- and S. Lloyd, Blandford Forum, Dorsetsbire,
dealers, Feb. 9, at two, 10, and March 16, at ten, at the
Crown Inn, Blandford Forum. Attornies, Mr. Moore,
Blandford; and Messrs. Wilson and Chisbolme, Lincoln's
Inlt-fields, London.
T. Thompsoy, Hambleton, Kirkham!, Lancashire, tanner,
Feb. 04, at six, 26, and March 16, at eleven, at the White
Horse !no, Preston. Attornies, Mr. Norris, John-street,
Bedford-row, London; and Mr. Buck, Preston.
J. Minter Morgan, G. Medows Morgan, and It. Morgan, Belle
Sauvage-yard, Ludgate-hill, wholesale 'stationers, Feb. 6,
23, and March 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
J. and A. Smith, Dorset-street, halisbury-square.
.1. Foulerten, Upper Bedford-place, Bloomsbury-square, mer-
chant, Feb. 9, 16, and March 16, at twelve; at Guildhall.—
Attornies, Messrs Knight and Freeman, Basingholl-street.
J. H. Wilbcati, • Dockhead, rectifying-distiller, Feb. 9, 16,
and March 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Martin and Son, Vintners' Hall, Upper Thames-street; or

at their Offices, London Commercial 'Sale Rooms, Mincing-

• lane.
G. Gilchrist (1 J. Macquay Gilchrist, Liverpool, merchants,
Feb. 8, 24, and March 16, at eleven, atthe George Inn,
Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Blackstock and
Mince, King's Bench-walk, Temple, London; and Mr.
Murrow, Marshal l-street, Liverpool.
J. Hornliv, Liverpool, brewer, March 1,2, and IC, at the
York Ilotel,Lirerpool. Attornies, Mr. Whitley, William

. _
son square, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Adlington and Gre-
gory, Iledford-row, London.
C. Mottram, Pirmer's Hall, Winchester-street, merchant,
Feb. 9, 16, and March 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Stratton and Allport, Sho:editch.
J. Pichinan, Deptford. Rent, maltster, Feb. 13, 23, and
March 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs.
Parnther and Turner, London-street, Fenchurch-street.
M. Hattersley, Bilton-with-Harrogate, Yorkshire, hotel-
keeper, Feb. 15, at six, 16, and March 16, at eleven, at the
Granby Inn, Bilton-with-Harrogate. Attornies, Messrs.
Alexander and Hultne, New Inn, London ; and Messrs.
Richardson and Tolson, Knaresborough.
[Dividends, &c. Tu-morrow.]
London, England, 1819-11-17

NUMBER 8497.]

OFFICE OF OIiDNANCE, Nov. 5, 1319.

TIRE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
°Posals' will be received at their Office, in Pa on
sr
Y yore Friday, the 19th Instant, from such Persons as
may be willing to undertake the Supply of OILS, BOT-
ILES, and OTHER ARTICLES, for Service of this De-
Pertment,liir a period at Three Years, determinable after the
e'z'nfratirm of the first year, upon Notice of three Months,
Qt the Option of either Party.
Samples of the Articles may be viewed, upon ap,nlication
Qt the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and,
,!"4er Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi-
:l4 of the Contract, stay be known at the Secretary's. Office,
aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten
the pour o!Clock; where the Proposals must be delivered,
Z 1 led up, and endorsed' r' Proposals fur Oils, Bottles, &c. ;"
1000 Proposals can be admitted after the 19th Instant, at
el o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any
Isiettrier be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent
48 behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
- R. H. CRETV, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-11-17

Daily Papers.—Ultra I?oya.'ists.

" Le Journal des Debate," " La Quutidienne," " Le Ga-
zette de France," " Le Drapeau Blanc."

Ultra-Liberal.
" Le Congtitntionel," " L'lndependent," " Le Censenr,"

" La Renonatar."

Constitraiunal, or-Ministerial.
El Le Journal de Paris," " Le Courier," " Le Journal des

Nlaires."

lreekl.

"La Minerva," (Ultra-Liberal), " Le Conservatenr,"
(Ultra-Royalist), and " La Bibliotheque Historigne," (Im-
partial.)

The Ultia-Royalists' Papers are principally edited by
Messrs. Michaud, Fievee, Coiner, De Donald, Bertin, Malt•
Brun- (a Danish Sans Culotte, exiled from Denmark), and
Chateaubriand, %vim all of them wrote in favour of Napoleon's
Government, and who were paid by his police!!

The Papers of the Ultra-Liberals are chiefly edited by
Messrs. Etienne, Jouy, Tissot, Benjamin Constant, and
Comie ; all, excepting the two latter, were the bas valets and
scribes of Buonaparte. What Mali of common sense can,
therefore, for one moment, attend to the writings of such
cameleons ? There is, also, a daily English Paper published
at Paris, called " Galignani's Messenger,"—a Paper not of-
eosire to any party; but it gives a very good digest of Eng-

isle news.
London, England, 1819-11-17

the Tiring of 1,0061. and be imprisoned for Two Years in the
County Gaol of Dorset, in the Town of Dorchester ; and that
fur the second offence, the publication of Palmer'. Princi-
ples.of Nature, yon pay a further fine to the King of 5001.;
and be further imprisoned for one year in the said gaol at
Dorchester. And you be further imprisoned enlil those fines

are paid, and also untitiou give seciiiity,.yourseif in the suns

of %eV, atuftwo others in (he sunslof 11,01. each, thtet:yoti
be of the peace and good behaviour for the term of your na-
tural life."

Carlile bowed, and was then conducted out of
Court. On his way through Westminster-hall,
where a number of idle fellows, of apparently the
lowest order, had collected, he was greeted with
a mixture of !tunas and hisses.

Immediately after the sentence was pronounced,
a writ of levari facias was issued to take posses-
sion of such of the defendant's property as could
be found upon his premises in Fleet-street. In
an hour afterwards, property to the amount, as is
supposed, of 6001. was taken in part satisfaction
of the fines imposed on the defendant.
After the defendant left the Court, the CHIEF
JUSTICE said publicly, It is proper to observe,
that the publication of many parts of the defen-
dant's address to the Court will he unlawful.

CRIMINAL INFORMATION

Mr. DENMAN moved for leave to file a criminal
information'against J. A. Borran, &q. the ‘Var-
ringron Magistrate, for refusing to take deposi-
tions in support of an application for a warrant.
The application Was made on the' affidavit of
Pearson, the Attorney, stating that he proceeded
on the 26th of October to Mr. Botran, at War-
rington, to prefer a charge of felony against one
of the Manchester Yeomanry Cavalry, whom be
accused of wantonly and maliciously cutting Tho-
mas Richardson, shortly atter the Meeting in Pe-
ter's field, Manchester. It was stated that Ri-
chardson was walking quietly in the ?freer, when
the Yeoman rode up and made a cut which nearly
separated his nose. The deponent, Pearson, at-
tended with witnesses to support the charge, hut.
Mr. Borran refused to receive the depositions, say-
ing he declined any official interference with re-
gard to individuals who could not he separated
from the case of the Manchester Magistrates. He
declined receiving the depositions on legal grounds.
Mr. DeNmAN contended, that Mr. Barran was
obliged, by the Ist and 2d. of Philip and Mary,
to take cognizance of the !offence ; and in re-
fusing to take the depositions, he had been guilty
of a neglect of dory. He cited " The King v.
Brook," 2 T. Reports, in support of his motion.
The Court granted a rule to spew cause.

TIIEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perlianted Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DR LI EY-LANTE.—The Deyirt Bridge; Count
Mr. Brabant ; Countess Rosalvina, Miss Carew.
Alter which, The Sleeping Drag; ht.
Tu EATRE ROYA L, COVENT-GA RDEN.—She Stoops to Conquer;
Young Alntli.w, Mr. C. Kemble; Miss Hardcastley Miss
Brunton. After which, Arthur and Emmeline.
London, England, 1819-11-17

THE MARKETS.

COZW-EXCHANGE, Nov. 17.—There have been
but few art ivals since Monday ; yet what Wheat
remained over from that day's supply met vet y
heavy sale this morning, and only fine samples
could be disposed of, but for which Monday's
prices were obtained. Fine Barley being scarce,
is Is. per quarter dearer ; but there is no atiend-
meta in the price of inferior samples. Oats, Pease,
and Beans, fully support Monday's prices, but the
sales were rather heavy.
London, England, 1819-11-17

THE THEATRES.

DRlTRY•Laigi3.=—The, talent! of BRAt-TAM tri-
umphed last night over the incleinency 4 the
gather, and his count Belila), in the Oliera of
The berit'S Bridge, diem. a numerous audience.
It is but justice, however, to, the rest of the Per-
fiirinerN, p4itictilarly Miss ittiLLy ns Lauretta,
and Miss tAnew, in Rnsiakina, to say that they
strongly contrihnted to the general entertainment.
Aies voice altogether was in hne order, and
the ails which he incidentally introdured " told
well."

CoVeNt•Ganntlx..-t-",The ii!nessofitstox,whlch
at one lime, we muderstand, threatened serious
consecoences, was naturally calculated to excite
utreasiness among the admirers ut genuine comic
humour,, as well as in the friends of a respectable
individual in private life. . Last
_night, how-
.ever, he was. able to resume Iris swim', •and
he appeared at this Theatre ii, the cha-
racters: of Tony latrnpkin, in • Site Stoops to
COnquer; The warm reception ..whieh he ex-
' Perienced must hive bren highly gtatilying to
him, and he made an ample return, by the spirit,
whim, and humour, with which he supported the
character of this waggish but good-hearted boor.
We have previously noticed the representation of
this pleasant but somewhat farcical Comedy.
and we have only to observe, that it was last
night sustained with all the ability and spirit
which might tie expected from a judicious allot-
ment of the respective characters. The additional
illuniinations give an increased brilli.,ncy to the
interior, which will' probably induce BEAUTY (0
resort to it, with the assurance that its charms
will be displayed in full lustre. .
London, England, 1819-11-17

PUBLICATIONS.

NEW EDITION OF MILDMAY.
This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in Puss Octavo, price 6s. 6d. extra
boards,

rrHE METHOD and RULE of PiIOCEE.Dr.
ING upon all ELECTIONS, POLLS, and SCRUTI-
NIES, at COMMON-HALLS and WARDMOTES, within
the CITY of WNDON : being a complete Summary of the
Rights, Privileges, and Elective Franchises of its Citizens.
By Sir WM. MILDMAY, Bart.
London ; Printed fur T. Hamilton, 33, Paternoster-row ;
and T. Lester, Finsbury-place.
London, England, 1819-04-01

POOR IN SCOTLAND.

Mr. KENNEDY brought in a 13111,f0r regulating
the Relief of :he Pour in -Scotland.—Read A first
time, and orde'red to be" read u s.ecuud t►me ou
Friday.
LONDON cLEnGy.

Alm D. W. lIAN%Ey preseuted a petitiou from

'he inhabitero •of yf in
Lombard-street, against the Londo:1 Clergy BM.
The palish contained but hundred; houses,
and Om petition was signed by. ,the tenants of
ninety-four, including the Churchwarden, Over-
•3eers, &c. petition stated -.tbat the emolu.
ments'of the Incumbent altogether amounted to
3561. a year; that be did not reside; that he let
the
.parsonage house. for ?01. a year ; trrat .he re-
sided in a distant cotinty.vliere he had consider-
able preferment, tmd.that, he had a stall at Canter-
burV. As the lionomable Bar,onet opposite had
expressed his intention to oppose the increase cif
tithes to any ,incumbent non-resident, he (Mr,
Harvey) hoped ;the Honourable Baronet would
attend to this,cair.

On the motion for bringing np'the petition,
Sir JAMES GRAIIAM expressed his hope that no
statement would be made which could not be
proved" to be true.
• Air, flAillrar wished to know whether what the
Honourable Baronet had SP.iti Was mei t to be
applied to his (Alreyarsrry's) s:atemei,:, or to that
in the petition ? •
Sir 3. GRAHAM TCph d, to. the statements in the
various petitions' chat had beeit presepttu.__
al•ie►'teas) Woonthought it rather strange
that the Hon. Baronet should expect the House
to pass a Bill on his statement,. and to question
the statements made, to them by Petitioners.—
There might, possibly 40 snipe errors in the state-
ments of the l'ejit►ons, but he was satisfied they
were insignificant.--The Petition was then read,
and ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1819-04-01

MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS.

A Message trtm the Lords requested that per-
mission nit be given to T. Estcourt, Esq.
and W. M. Pitt, Esq. to attend the Committee
of the House of Lords on the State of Ptisons.
The Messengers were informed that the House
would return an answer by Messengers of its
London, England, 1819-04-01

CHININEY-SWEEPERS' RILL.

Mr. BENNItT appeared at the Bar with the Re-
port of the Committee appointed to examine the
Lords' Joutnals, stating that the Chimney-
Sweepers' Bill had-been rejected by the House of
Lords.

Mr. BENNFT gave notice, that on Monday he
would move for a Bill for the Regulation of
Chimney S's% eepers. After what had passed in
the other House, it was certainly not his inten-
tion to propose such a measure as the last. What-
ever might be his own opinion, and the almost
noanimous opinion of the House of Commons on
tivtt measure, it was evident that such a proposi-
tion Would be ill-titned at the present moment,
ai it was not likely to meet with the Concurrence
of the other House, of Parliament. All, there-
fore, that he should plopose, would be to enact
certain restrictions and regulations, respecting
.he had consulted the Master Chimney
btveepets, and lead received their full concur-
rence. Ike Hort. Gentleman concluded wish
moving for leave to bring in a Bill for the better
reg.latiott of Chimney Sweepers and Apprentices.
Leave gi
London, England, 1819-04-01

DUTY ON COALS.

The Sheriffs pf the City of London presented a
Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and
Commons of the City of London, in Com Mon
Council assembled, praying for a, regulation of the
Duties on Coals.
After a few words from Mr. Alderman Woof),
who observed that much error had gone forth
with respect ro the interest of the Corporation of
London in the Duties in question, the Petition
was ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. SINCLAIR presented a Petition from the

Inhabitants of Perth against any alteration in the
Coal Duties. The rumour of such a measure had
excited great alarm, in the distant County which
he had the hon'our to represent, and if brought
forward he `should feel it his duly to oppose it, as
bearing hard on all classes of the community, but
especially the industrious.—The Petition was art.
tiered' to be printed.
Mr. MACQUERN presented a Petition from East-
Lone, in Cornwall, pitying that no alteration
might take place in the Duty on Coals.7—Ordered
to.be printed.-

A Person from the Exarequer presented Ac-
counts of -the Sums charged on the Consolidated
Fund,.of the progress made in the Redemption of
the National. Debt, and 'of the Net Produce of
the Aseessed Taxes.—Ordered to be printed.
CORN LAWS.

Mr. LYTTBLTON presented a Petition, signed

by above 700 respectable Occupiers of Lanif; in
the County of Woicester, praying for protection
against foreign competition. He had stated to
the petitioners .that their views of, the subject
were not his. however, he thought the
.very presentation of. such a petition, in spite of
the many declarations which had been made in
that House, in hostility to any such proposition
as that which it contained, was a strong proof
of the great distress of the agriculturists of the
country. On an abstract view of the question,
and without reference to the particular circum-
stances of the case, it would appear) (bat they
were certainly entitled to one or two alternatives
—either to have their own produce protected by
duties, or to have those duties taken from the
articles of manulact me which. they were compel-
led to purchase. But, considering ,the present
state of the country, and the general sense of Par-
liament against any- proposition of that nature,
he thought it would be very unwise to press it.
'The petition was then read, and ordered to:be
priuted.
MTSpANDRY 11011SES.
LYTTELTON 'presented another petition
frOM a number of Oectipieri of Laud in the Comoy

tlt,Ui
London, England, 1819-04-01

ries

SHIP NEWS.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 31.—The brig Sisters,
HUNT, Irons Messina to Hull, got on the Holm
Sand last evening, at four o'clock, but was gOt
off, with the assistance of Lowestoff boatmen,
the same night. The vessel makes water, but
the Master is satisfied that he can keep the vessel
with his own crew,--A boat, marked " Red-
breast, of Scarbro'," was picked up by a pilot
cutter on the 22d inst. neat HOshio' Sand, but
the sea was too heavy to permit them to bring
her itk.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30.--Arrived the Friend-
ship, FISHER, from Pant; sailed the 13th Feb.
The Doke of Nirelliogtoo, KERR, was to sail for
Liverpool on the 16th. Also arrived the Albion,
WILLtAms, from New York ; sailed the 10th of
March.

MILFORD HAVEN, MARCH 29.—Arrived this
day the Pursait hired packet, with a mail and
passengers from Waterford ; the Union, TAYLoa,
from Chepstow, and Bee, Ricx/kans, 'both with
timbvr for the Dock-yard ; the Chatham I`.lavy
transport, and'Am barge, frotrt Ply Month Yard,
with Government stores.—Pot in also the Au-
rora, EVERY, from Bahia ; Hope, HARRISON,
from Chichester; and Mercury, from Teignmourh
for Liverpool ; Patrick, CROSBY, from London
for Belfast ; Newcastle, -- -from Teignmouth
for Greenock ; Venetahle, GEORGE, from Lou-
don ; and Industry, Lewis, from Chepstow for
Dublin ; Pt iends, MOTLEY, from Liverpool for
Messina ; and Hope, IVESPER, from Dublin for
Cette : Diligence ...Revenue cutter, and his Ma-
jesty's schooner Pigmy,
,remain.—Sailed this
evening the Camden . packet, with the mail ,for
Waterford, 'but% is not. expected to go further
than Dale Roads to-night, it blowing a strong
gale at.present from the Westward.
Matter{ 30 —Just arrived the Gower packet,
with a mail and passengers from Waterford.
London, England, 1819-04-01

SCOTCEI BURGHS.

11,,,td A. HAM I LT.N pr,scAted a Petition frmn
the burgesses of. the Royal Burgh of Forces, coin-

plainiog of the non-ohserVatiCe of an Act of the
Parliament of Scotland, by which persons holding
ti.e office of Magistrates or Councillors of UOyal
Burghs were obliged to reside in such Burghs,
and by which the election to arch offices ought to
be annual
Mr. liustß observed, that the evil now com-
plained of was one of the intyy grievances the
Burghs of Scotland lay tinder. By Act of Parlia-
mete no person could he a Magistrate or Council-
lor of a Burgh who did not reside in the town.
The Ptovost of this particular Burgh never re-
sided in it. Jr was somewhat singular that the
same individual was promised tlo- Provostship of
three several Borghs time same year. The Law
which took from the Burghs of Scotland the right
to elect their oxo 1114gistrates and Councillors,
said that those Magnifiers and Councillors
should he resident, and that the Elections should
be annisd. It had been said the other evening,
that no inconvenience was hit by the people of
Scotland from Statutes going into des net ude—hot
here was a greet inconvenience. A part of a Sta-
t..te allowing iNlagistrates and Councillors to elect
each other- WAS kept in force ; but another part,
requiring annual Elections, was proirOunced to be
in desuetude.—The petition was ordered to lie on
the table.
London, England, 1819-04-01

, - *iYAT; ACADEMY,SOMERSET-116135E.
()TILE is liereby'giveti ihat the EXHIBI-
TION WILL OPEN on MONDAY; the 3d of MAY
NEXT. The Artists are desired to send their several PER-
FORNANCES, properly framed, with their llsscriptiens,
awl, the Names of the Portraits, for insertion in, the Cat;i-
logne, 'on MONDAY the sth, or by Six o'clock on TUi.;ti-
DAY, the tith of April, after which time none will he..re-
ceired.

No Artist is to send more than Eight Pictures, nor more
than Eight Drawings, no Miniature can be allowed a place
unless in a France of Moderate Dimensions, nor can any
COPY be admitted.

The Royal Academy will take all possible care Of Works
entrust to them, but cannot hold themselves responsible In
cases of Accident.

HENRY BOWARD, R.A. Secretary.

CLERGY ORPHAN COR?ORATION,

St. ioln's Wood, Itlarylebone, near the Regent's Park.
President; the .Right Hon. and Right Rev. Lord BISHOP
• • of 'LONDON. •
VieeLPresidlant, the Right Hon. Lord KENYON.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election of
111 POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGYMEN
of the ESTABLISHED, CHURCH of ENGLAND into the
SCHOOLS of this CORPORATION' will take place r.t the
ensuing QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT, to be holden
the LATTER END of MAY NEXT, when a number not
exceeding TEN will be ADMITTED. The Benefits of this
extend generally throughout the Country. 'lll
Petitions of Children for Admission at the above Election
must be transmitted to the Secretary, at 20, Great Knight
Ryder-street, Doctors' Commons, before the Ist of May next,
to whom ail references must be made thereon.

J. B. MORGAN, Sec.

Jarid J. SIVEWRIGHT solicit the Public
• Favours for the LAST DAY of DRAWING,
NEXT SATURDAY, April 3, when
ALL the Three Prizes 0f........ L. 20,000
ALL the Three • L.2,000,
ALL the Three /JAN)
and ALL the other Prizes now in -tit, Wheel, must be drawn.
TICKETS and StIARES, warranted undrawn, are now on
Sale at their Ohl a2d Fortunate °Slices,
No. 87, coßm-m.L, No. 11,- HOLBORN,
LI..\:4ARKET, ..., 341, OXFOLD.STIIEET,
Where it will be recollected they sold in Shares,
e 4,206.... , ...the First Prize of / .30,000
5,760 the Last Prize of L. 80,500
London, England, 1819-04-01

,HOUSE OF COMMONS.

At half-past three the Deputy Usher of the
Black
.Rod required the attendance of the
House in the House of Peers. The Speaker
and the Members present accordingly attended.
On their return the Speaker acquainted the
flow.e that the Royal. Assent had ti,een given by
Commission to a number at Public and Private
Bills, for which bee our Report of the proceed-
iDi;s in the House orLords.
GRAN)). ,7 uNcTi ON WATER, WOIWS.
M. A. TAY Lot!. preseoted a Pet it front
the 'Grand Junction Water Works Company, who
had heard of a' Petition from the Parish 'at Saint
Marylehone, praying that they might be,pllowed
to regulate the delivery of their own water, and
to contract With any Company they chose on the
subject. The petition expressed their reaainesl
to supply the Parish, and praycd to be herird
ag!iitist the Marylebone petition.—Referred to a
Committee.
London, England, 1819-04-01

DEFAULTERS.

The names of the Defaulters on the Ballot of
yesterday were called over; but the Bon.
tlemen were all excused.

CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS.

Oo the motion of Mr. BaNINEDI a Commit..
tee was appointed to- examine the Journals of
the House of Lords relative to any proceed-
ings respecting the Bill for regulating Chimney.
sweepers.
London, England, 1819-04-06

CONV I urs.

Mr. BENNET gave notice that on- IVednesday he %bout!
move an Address to the Crown to prevent the sailing to Bo-
tany Bay of some ships containing female convicts.

ZION. W. W. QUIN.

Mr. AGAR ELLIS withdrew the notice which he had given
for a motion for an Address to remove the Honourable W.
Quin from the place of Custos Rotulornm of Limerick. In
doing this he wished to explain that he had intended to found
the Address on the Resolutions which the House hail already
adopted respecting that Member. On reperuiing those Reso-
lutions he was shaken in his opinion ; and several Gentlemen
of more' Parliamentary experience whom he had consulted
thought that the words of those Resolutions were lint strong
enough to warrant the proceeding he had contemplated. Iu
what he had done he had been actuated by nothing but a
sense of his duty as a Member of Parliament, as he bad
known nothing of the Honourable Member in question until
he had seen him rise in his place to defend himself.—(Hear l)
SECRET COMM ITTEE.—FURTH ER RESTRIc LIONS
London, England, 1819-04-06

fiCOTS JAILS;

Mt. uttilt:TEct. 'BLAIR moved Int leave td bring. in a hilt
to enable the Shires and Stes:tiattties of Scotland to give aid
for the improVemetit and enlargement of the jails in the
Royal Burghs of Scotland. He thought it a question of great
imporiance.
The LORD ADVOCATE Of BcotlAnd felt that the motion
was of such very great importance to the people of Scotland,
that he should give it his warmest support.•
The Bill was the►i brought in, read a first tittle, and ordered
to be read a second time to-morrow.
Sir GEORGE HILL brought in a Bill to compel County'
Treasurers in Ireland tit rive secutity for the public money re=
ceived by them.-,=-Read a first time:
Sir OF,011(;; HILL brought in a Biil.td etialiic the Posts
ntaster,General of Ireland to red ii• mail coach toads:

COAL TAX..
•
Sir GEORGE CLERK presented a Petition troth the tree=
Holders of the County of Edinburgh against any Duty uti
Coals at the pit mouth;
The Order df the hay rot taiting into Considetaticni the
Petition of the Licensing Magistrates of Plymouth wasdis-
Clialged on the motion of Sic W. Congreve, Bart. The
Bareinet stating there wai not the slightest foundatioti
for the hiotioif made on a former occasion.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and the
Houk adjourned at Half--past Eleven oiCluck.

LW's i)oN .1 oURNA Ls.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.]
AFFAIR, OF HONOUR.

It will be recollected, that at the last Election for the
County of Mayo, Mr. Kirwan was one of the Candidates.
This Gentleman, however, declared at the hts•tin4is upon the
day of nomination, that he felt the prop' ietr uf withdrawing
his pretensions, because, as he sai,d, Sir Neil O'Donnell had
deedined to support bins according to protalse. In_COll4C..
quence of this declaration Sir Neil O'Donnell sent a mes-
sage to Mr. Kirwan, but a meeting was prevented, both
parties being hound over. to keep the peace. It was de-
t el-winch!, however, that these Gentlemen should proceed
to France, in order to decide the affair. On arriving in
London, Mr. Kirwan.-was arrested, and bound ever in
heavy recognizances before Sir N. Conant. Rut still the
parties proceeded to the Continent, Mr. Kirwan being ac-
companied by Mr. Martin, the Representative for the Counts
of Galway, and Sir Neil O'Donnell by Mr. Maccilray. Upon
arriving at Calais, the friends of Sir Neil O'Donnell called
upon Mr. Martin, to know whether Mr. Kirwan was willing'
to revoke or apologise for his charge against Sir Ntil of
breach of promise. Mr. Martha answered in the negative,
observing, that as Mr. Kirwan had stated that only which he
I.lleW to be fact, he would not, or could not consistently
abandon or qualify his expressions. Mr. Maccilray then
asked, whether it was the object of Mr. Kirwan to provol.e
Sir Ned O'Donnell to fight ? To which Mr. Martin replied,
that the only object of Mr. Kirwan was to maintain the truth,
of his
_public statement at Cast?ehar, from which he was do-
terminea not to recede; and here the affair terminated.