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London, England, 1819-05-20

THE THEATRE.

COVET-GATIDEN.-Tile sitccetsrili Tragedy of
Evadtie was to!!owed last night at this
by a new Melo-Drama, ‘yritlen to the tate ct
the day, abounding in terrific &.+H ors, eso,pes,
'eke. &c. entitled Swedish Patriotism. The follow-
ing is an outline the pl,,r :
.....

" Two brothers, native of Sweden, attach themselves to
separate interests—the one identifying himself with his coun-
try and his King Gustavus, and the other betra)ing ;i I.)y
juicing the Danish King. The brother, who patriotism was
pot to be shaken, is pros:7lllrd for his fide lity, aunt aceiden,
tally betrayed Ii his own daughter into the Hods of the Da-
nish army, whose Commander-in-Chief his more th.xible
brother happened now to be ; and while be is led nut to be
shot by a subordinate officer, his brother rushes in and suf-
fers the dictates of nature to interpose fur his pre,ervatioo:—
In the mean time accounts arrive •hat Gustavus has advanced
in triumplrto the Gates of Stockholm, and the burning of a
village is the signal for the revolt of the Swedes, and the
overthrow of the Danish arms."

Though there is nothing very new in this piece,
it is so• framed as to excite as strong au merest
as most of the works of the same nature which
have preceded! it. There is nothing to give of:Id-use
through the whole. It has the support of stone
excellent acting in .I
ERR?, ABBOTT, EGERTON,
and Miss FooTe, who exerted themselves ahly in
the serious parts, and LISTON and BLANCH ARD
were not less successful in those of a ludicrous kind,
by which they relieved the mind trout the td rrific
and pathetic scenes. The music, by BISHOP, is
animated and characteristic, and GRIEVE and
other Artists have supplied some excellent scenery.
The piece is asctibed to Mr. ABBOTT, who has
displayed dramatic talents on other occasions
The whole was well received, and announced for
repetition with genera! consent.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

noyAL CHRISTENING.

By Accounts from Hanover, we have received
the following Minute of the Christening of rife
young Prince, Son of their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE :
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Clarence Hauee, Hanover, May 12, 1819.

Yesterday, at a quarter befote five o'clock, -
his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, as
Proxy for his Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
came in state to Cambridge Hv ne, arti as re-
ceived in due torte by. his Royal Highlics=, the
Duke of Cambridge, attended by all the Giilitiers
of his Staff, when a dinner of 60 covers was
served, at which were present the two Royal
Dukes of Clarence and Cambridge, their Selene
Highnesses the Landgrave and Landgravine of
Hesse, and. the Princess 'of Nassau Lcsiogeu, the
Hanoverian Ministers of State, the Foreign Mi-
nisters, the brand Officers of the Household, &c.
After which, at eight o'clock, on the arrival of
their Royal Highnesses the Duchesses of Claft
rence and Cambridge, and her Serene Highness
the Princess Louisa of Hesse, the whole Court
being assembled, the marble Saloon, in which ant
Altar covered with crimson velvet, bordered with
gold lace, had been prepared, was thrown open.
The young Prince was now Christened by the
Rev. J. Sanford, the Duke of Cambridge's Do-
mestic Chaplain, with the names of Ueorge Wit.
ham Frederick Charles. The sponsors present,
his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence for his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent, their Selene
Highnesses the Landgrave and Landgraviue of
Hesse, and the Earl of Mayo representing his
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. Ag the
conclusion Of the service, the Royal Parents
were congratulated on the occasion by their Unt.
trious. Relatives, and the whole circle of Nobility
London, England, 1819-05-20

PENItY.N: ELEC."! lON.

The House having gone into a Committee On the Penryn
Bribery Lifl, I)rocectied to examine Mr. Key, after which Sir
G. 131:ii REM', declared he had closed Ins case, hoping as early
a day as possible would be fixed for taking the solject into
consideration!—The iteport %,asorilered to be received this
day se'nnight.---The other Orders of the ,I)ay were then dis-
posed of, after which the J.ltmse adjoin tat(' at .twelve o'Clock.
London, England, 1819-07-12

HOME CIRCUIT.

CAPITAL CONVICTIONS during the Three following
Periods of 30 Years each, viz.: from IGB9 to 1718—frous
1755 to 1784—and from 1785 to 1814.

Ist
Period]

id
Period

(isd
Period

Arson
Bleaching Ground, larceny from .
Booth, robbery in

Burglary -
Cattle Stealing
Cattle Maiming
Coining
Crime, Unnatural
Deer Stealing
Felony ana Larceny
Forgery .. •
Gipsey, without habitation
High Treason
Highway Robbery
Horse Stealing •

House Breaking
Larceny in dwelling-house
Lai ceny from person .
Mills, pulling down
Monier
Navigable River, &c. larceny on .
Naval Stores, embezzling, &c
Personating Seamen to receive wages, &c.
Petit Treason
Post-Office, mail robbery, &c.
Rape
Riot and Demolishing Houses
Robbery
Sacrilege
Sheep Stealing
'booting maliciously .
Shops, &c. privately Stealing in
Smugglers armed and resisting
Stabbing and Cutting
Threatening Letters, sending
Transportation, returning from
Trees, maliciously deetrof.eg
Uttering false Money, third offence

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Preparations were begun on Friday to be made
at the House of Lord s to receive the Panics RE-
GENT, who is expected to go in State to-morrow,
to prorogue the Parliament, by a Speech from the
Throne.

On Saturday Prince LSOPOLD visited lIICPRINGS
REGENT at Carlton-house.

The Loan CHANCELLOR, the Earl of LIVER-
POOL, and the Vica CHANCLLLOR., tmi audiences
of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday.

Saturday night the Duke and Duchess of. Yott
Honoured the lest performance of the Drury-Lane
Company, at the Haymarket Theatre, with' their
presence, to see the Comedy of The Pour Gentle-
man, and other Entertainments, which their Royal
Highnesses had commanded.
On Friday Prince LRoroLD gave a grand din-
ner to the Duke and Duchess of WELLINGTON,
Mr. and Mrs. WELLESLEY POLE, and a numerous
party.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD visited the Duke
and Duchess of KENT, at Kensington Palace.

•
On Saturday the Duke of MONTEoSE gave a
grand dinner to tire PRINCE REGENT, Prince
LEOPOLD, and a numerous parry.
Yesterday the Marquess of WINCHESTER enter-
tained the PRINCE REGENT, Prince LEOPOLD, and
a numerous party.
On Thursday Princess AUGUSTA, attended by
Lord ARDEN, General GARTH, and Miss Das-
BROW, lock on hor•eback in %Vim Nor Park.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER are
expected to return to town the latter end of this
week.
The review 'of the Life Guards, &c. intended
L-to have taken plsest this day, is postponed.
On Saturday night, the two rrinces of PHILIP.
STALL honoured the English Opera with their
presence, to see Frederick the Great ; during the
performance, the whole of the gas lights on the
stage went ont, and left the performers in total
darkness, which caused some mirth among the au-
dience till they were re-lighted.
Tire Royal Sovereign yacht, Captain Sir ED-
WARD OWE!J, is ordered to Portsmouth, from
Deptford, to be under the orders of the Hon.
Captain PAGET, during the excursions of his
Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. The
Royal George yacht, at that part, is in a very
,forward state for cruising.
London, England, 1819-07-12

Fort TriZ SUN.

Tut Cofer.—Although so many accounts have
been given of its sire, substance, the pace it tra-
vels at, where it' came from, where it is going to,
and when it will return, we have seen no advice
how we May most distinctly distinguish the shipe
and features of this eccentric visitor ; and "
vulgar error seems to have obtained that a can-
nons opera glass will :Ilford the eye as much assist-
ance es the finest telescope." This mistake has
arisen from telescopes not being properly fitted
up with a sufficient variety of magnifying powers ;
for although Cornets are generally enveloped in a
veil of dense atmosphere, which de-fiet the opere-
tion of magnifying power, yet we may avail our-
selves of the illuminating power of a large glass
with much advantage, and, with a proper Coma:
eye-PIECE, the larger the teleScope the more
easily arid distinctly we discern the nucleus, &c.--
" I have an eye-piece, made at Mr. Banos's, Opti •
elan, Piccadilly, which sliews Comets very tatis-,
factorily—it magnifies just enough to allow the
field of view to be sufficiently large to exhibit the

Comet and the paraphernalia of light by which it
is accompanied. It is also a deli& ful eye-piece
for viewing Nebula—the milky way, &c., and will.
serve for all the purposes of a night glass." See
Kitchiner's practical Observations on Telescopes.
12mo. 1818. page 154.—The large night glasses,
and DOLLOND'S night and day glasses, and the
largest size achromatic opera glasses, are very
good for the sante purpose. The Comet becomes
fainter every evening, and after the present week,
we shall probably lose sight of it.

W. K.
London, England, 1819-07-12

[Morning Post.]

‘Ve have authority to state that the article in a
Paper of Saturday, on the subject of the last pri-
vate meeting of the Committee on the proposal of
Mr. Owen, is an entire misrepresentation. Whe-
ther such gross misrepresentation arose from dull-
ness or wilfulness of perversion cannot be ascer-
tained ; but of the total incorrectness of the
statement, the Public, we are authorised to state,
may rest perfectly assured.
London, England, 1819-07-12

CUSTOMS' LIST.

txtered Inwards, July 10.—Delight, HagFuPp Rip', Jeun•
Erricher, Brussels ; Jeune Pierre, Heye, Brussels ;
'tatlette,\Vilson, Dantzic ; Mercury, Nutter, Lisbon ; Men-
Osborne, Madeira.

Cleared Outwards, Jaly 10.—Active, Johnson, Amster-
dana ; Frun Matta, Fisher, Antwerp ; James and Ann, Wil-
4insoo, Amsterdam ; Aurora, Nichols, Cork ; Maria, Ibscr,
,j'Penliagen ; Henry Clay, Carus, Virginia ; Three Brothers,
lareltant, Rotterdam; Nottingham, Elliot, Antwerp ; Lord
t:,ttrrpoul, Norfors, Rotterdam; Rorer, Page, flarnhurgh ;
"od Intent, Wiiitwill, Newfoundland ; Flying Fish, Smith,
o'
v,3t"rl; liis, Peirce, Cape of Gond Hope; Diligence, Ed-
; Ledia, Wilson, Venice; William, Dawson,
; Pyrrnnces, Master, Jamaica ; Charming Molly,
"-Tier, Calais ; General Graham, Christian, Quebec.

Saturday, the Magicienne frigate, Captain PUIR•
1.18, attired at Portsmouth from the East Indies,
1
;It from the Alauritius and St. Helena; left the
'''rner island 12th April, the latter 15th May, in

CornPany with the Podargut, 16, Hon. Captain
Itoss, which 'ship arrived at Portsmouth on Friday
Illght. 'rileLiverpool was left at the Mauritius; the
Cnno,tieror, Tees, and Sappho, at St. Helena. The
‘
alth of the crews of the St. Helena squadron had
l'eatly improved. BUONAPARTE'S health and mental
disquietude, in :frau quo.—ln a tremendous gale
wind, at the lsle of France, on the 28th and
29. th of March, his Majesty's ship Liverpool nod
1 lagicienne were driven on shore ; and the stores
" guns were obliged to be taken out, to get the
Mips off. The brig Juno, NOLBROW, WAS lost ;
twenty-two sail sustained more or less damage ;
lung them was the Thetis, BROWN, with the
itil'
t)" of her bowsprit, which ship was on the point
of tailing for England, having just bad new masts
" rigging, the former being lost in the gale of
the 25th January last : her cargo had been taken
"ti and she was afloat. again. Major-General
DARLING, Commander of the Forces, had required
frosts the Commissaries reports of the state of
the island, " under the awful calamities with which
it has recently beets twice visited." He had made
every exertion to obtain supplies of wheat, and
prohibited the exportation of rice, with which
article the Colony was plentifully supplied.

near-Admiral Sir DAVID MILiNt, K. C. B. bag

returned from the British North American ste-
lioll, baying been relieved in that command by
Ilear-Admiral GHTI:FITIt, in she Newcastle, 64,
Captain FANIIHAWS, on the 6th ult. Sir DAVID
i‘latia left Bermuda on the 18th of June.—The
I\ittyor and Aldermen of St. George's, and a Cum-
Illittee of Merchants of that town, presented an
Address--an unwilling farewell, to this gallant
411 d excellent officer, whom they esteem, " as a
4incere friend to the Colony, by his maritime skill
and industrious habits."

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—Captain BENNETT, to
I.Pe Cygnet ; Lieut. SOUTHEY, to the Griper Re-
°t uue Cruiser, on the Sheerness station ; Lieut.
I,)LYNG. to the Queen Charlotte, in the room of
lkska, appointed to the Royal George
:I,Bcht Mr. THOMA 3 HARDING, to be Purser
,oe
London, England, 1819-05-29

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PITT CLUB.
ANNIVERSARY (iF BIRTILDAY.

Yesterday the Members of the l'; TT Ct.ua
;lined together at the City of Lon'lots Tavern, to
eyiebrate the Aortivers4ry of the Liirth'of the late
Right Hatt. WILLIAM PITT

The OtiKE of WELLiNGTCYN in the Chrtir.
Abont.liall-past six o'clock his Grace entered
the room, necompa tiled liy—
The Lord ~' aneellor, the Earls of Lirerpool, Westmor-
landk-Bathn ',.,11,0.rew00d, and Mountaotrisf. Lords Rolle,
Lascelles, an v.lentiii; -the Ki;;ht. H,rn. she Chaneellm- of
the Exchequer, Charles B. Bathurst, It. Peel, and .1. M.
Barry; Sir W. Scott, Sir W. Grant, Sir M. Maxwell, Sir J.
Osborne, Sir G. F.. Hill, Sir C. Edinonstone, Sir'!'. Ovke, Sir
H. Rivers, Sir A. Cochrane, Sir U. de Burgh, and by many
Members of Parliament, among whom we reit:inked the tol-
loWimr, :—Mr. Lushington, Mr. E. B. Wilbraham, Mr. J. J.
Buxton, Mr. Casherd,‘Mr. Cartwright, ace. &c. •

After the removal of the cloth, Non Nobis Do-
mine was sung in excellent style by sevetal vocal
performers tinder the direction of Mr. Leete.
The Noble CHAIRMAN then gave the following
toasts :

" Tltr Xing," which was received with tinanittic,us rind re-
itt>rated Goci save. the Kite.
Prioce:Recerit."—Song; flail Star of Branswick!

"'l'(,e Duhe of York' and the other branches of the Royal
Family."—Wee, Glorious fkißd!,
:Crier these tow,ts had been drank; three times
thier, with every mark rat nnfeigned respect and
war_nt attrichtnetrr, the following toast wtts pro-
-I),),;ed by the Nidge CHAIRMAN, and was received
vviit venerated ttc lattratins
"The 'lmmortal Memory of the Right I-Inn. Wm. Pitt."..—
(This toast was al,o rte veil with the loudest and loofa zea-
heis applanse.)—Song,M'itt's Illusti hats Name, commencin:4
with " If free from ever.y foreign thrall."
E L. SWIFT, E,(1., rose and recited an Ad-
dress, Which %VHS received with great applause,
and 'which will be found tinder our usual bead at
‘• Poet•ry •"
London, England, 1819-05-29

THE DUCHESS OF KENT.

thntsday evening Dr.'WiLsoN mid Dr. DAVIS
me: at Keusineton Pakee upon the state of the
Duchess of KENT. Yesterday morning, soon
after tiitae o'clock, they htet again uponsighe state
of her Royal Highness, when they issued the
following Bulletin

" Kensington Palace, May 28, 119.
" Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent has had a very
good night, and the Royal Infant continues to do well.
(Signed) " J. WILSON.
" U. I). DAVIS."

FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING.
Lady Castlereagh's party, after the Opera.
Lord Braybrooh's era,ririntnent, New Burlington-street.
The Duke of Grattoa's parly,.Chirges-street.
London, England, 1819-05-29

HOOFING COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD ME-

IN consequence of the beneficial Effects of
goCHE's EMBROC NTION for the Cure 'of that distrass-
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Patent were granted to' J. ROCHE, to secure to him his va-
luable Composition.
Many thousands of Children are cured annually by this
Remedy. On the first attack, immediate application of
the EMBROCATION will prevent the complaint taking any
hold of the constitution, and a few may completely
core. liii the most obstinate cases, perseverance will produce
the desired effect; and no Remedy can be so well calculated
for Children as this, for it requires no medicine to be taken
inwardly.
In no case can this Medicine be genuine unless, signed on
the wrapper .by J. Roche, and o❑ every stamp the names of
Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. Price 45. and,
li. 2s. per bottle.
Sold by E. 'Edwards, 66, 'St. Paul's, ou the footway, and
all respectable Dealers in Medicines.
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LONDON' .101111 NA Lg.

FROM TIIE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronic•le.]

Extract of Letter from Ghent, May IS Se-
veral French Exiles are preparing to return to
their homes, in consequence of intelligence which
they hive'reiteived from Paris. A number of fo-
leigners art ice here from all quarters fat the Con-
tinent, for the pnrpose of seeking the means of
embarking, in order to aid the cause of the lode-
.
pendents of South America."

GENEttAL SAVARY.—'The Augsbourg Gazette of
the 15th instant, has 3 lepott of a transaction,
which, however, without gtuiranteving the truth
of it, it states to have occurred at Smyrna. The
French Con3ul invited all his countrymen there to
a party, which lie gave in honour of Madame de
la Ferte, the mother of.the Marquess de Riviere,
the French Ambassador at Constantinople. Ge-
neral Savary, who was among the guests, felt
hurt at sonic remarks made upon his old master
by a young Matine Officer, to whom he in conse-
quence sent a challenge. The Of firer accepted
the nPfssage, and gave Savary his choice of arms
—a inivilege which he exercised in an extraordi-
nary way. for lie then declared that he would tint
fight so young a 111311 that he thou g.!it it would
he better to chastise him, and accordingly he
caned the Officer vet y soundly. The result is not
stated.—(lbid..)
London, England, 1819-05-29

Kite of 501. for all ages.

Sit' .1. Shelly's Colons, 3 yrs old - 1
Gen. Grosvenor's Ellie Deans
Mr. Walker's Scarecrow

Three others started, ,but they were, beat in the, first heat,
and did not start .fur the second.

Mr. King's Is. tn. by L'Orient, beat Mr. Peirse's Smuggler,
7st. 10Ib. each for 100 gs.
:fitter the rim, s there was a fight, said to be fur 501. bitween
Olivet and a new Black, who had walked part of the way to
Epson), and was in a had condition, There were between 20
and 30 rounds of bad fighting and wrestling, before Oliver
proved victor.

Mustc.—We are sorry that 'we had not yester-
day an opportunity ot noticing the Annual Concert
ot Mr. tittasTorEx, uhich took place on Thurs-
day night, at the ilanover-square Rooms. As
might be expected', the erne' taioment provided by
this excellent musician was of the best order, con-
sisting the first Vocal fi.nd Instrumental Per-
formers, and as might al .o be expected front the
respectable character of Air. GKRATORILI, he had
a very nometous and elegant collyany.

The channel of the River Thames has become
so much charaed with sand and gravel hear Lo-
ci" 136Oger that tie navigation there is now more
dangerous than ever. 'the cutrent ut low water
is very narrow under the centre arch, and an tin inn
fiat; is lashed to the ballustiades daily, to give
‘varning to the boats on the river. During the
oast two or three months, the ballast has been
heaved from tile centre of the river, below bridge,
At the telltlihrOjoh or the tide, where it bad been
deposited., apt! has accumulated in a curl rising
deut,:e.

SHIP NEWS.

The Plinceis Chatintte packet, flom Ja.naiLa,
was Init on the 4th ot. ApriJ, and hut on tilt '.!Bth

:.larch, as stated yesterday.

DEAL, MAY 28.—Came down from the River
last night kit.ti sailed; the FAMepII23IMINGTON, for L.

liengtkl.

I'LmouTH, MAY 27.—S3iled the Vailetiht for
Hattiburgh, and 'Airliner, DAVISON, fur Quebec.

PORTSMOUffI, MAY 28.—Airive41.his Majesty's
sckioner Grecian, troll; a crnize. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Active, for Halifax; Anu, CoxEY,

for Quebec.

The brig C.tharitte, FRANCES, of at:c! Iron
Swahsett, arrived at XVitterford the 22d init. %viit

loss of her (me-top-mast.
The Rose, OTTwAY, of and from Newcastle to
St. 'Jdho's, N. 8., has put back to Shitids,
London, England, 1819-05-29

[:lloriiing Post]

ALARMING STATE OF THE FRENCH IC (NG —We
%vete last night inhumed that tile expre,,,trow
Peak had reached the city late in the afternoon,
with the advice of the King of France heitig so
dmgerously ill that little or no hopes of his re-
covet y were entertained: We give this statement
merely as we received it, without pt•etending to
vouch for its perfect accuracy. ‘Ve certainly'
know, as well from our ptivate,lettrrs as from the
Path Papers, that the I.C..ng was too ill to hear
Mass on Monday last. This fact, we regret to
observe, affords no slight degtee of sanction to
the teport of his Majesty's approaching dissola-
tion—an event which, whenever it takes place, is
1 kdy to be productive (though perhaos not int-
aediately) of consequences important in the
highest degret, not only to France, but to all
Europe:

[Morning herald

We understand tha: strung petitions agminat
the 13111 tor preventing the enlistment of British
subjects in the service of Foreign S ate, without
the pet mission of their Own Government, are now
preparing by commercial. bodies in several of
.the
rut towns, as being likely to affect trade to a
CHOUS
London, England, 1819-05-29

PUBLICATIONS.

IRISH DISTILLERY LAWS.
This Day werepublished, price 3s.

M% PPRESSION'i ,i,(l CRUELTIES of TRISII
REVENUE OFFICERS, being. .the Substance of a
Letter to a British Mriuht r of Parliament.

By the Rev. EDWARD UHICHE`;TER, A. M.
Rector of the Parishes of Clonsha awl Cahlaff, in the County
of Donegal, and Justice of the Peace for that, Comity.
-Sold by Longman, Hurst; Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

Of whom.may be had, by the .aine author,

. „
A Second Letter respecting the Oppressions and Cruelties
of Irish Rerenui, Officer;, wherein the Obserrationson a
former Letter ail, coikidered-,and refuted, price

. , . ,
Mr. Chichester, we understand, is a Magistrate and Clergy-
wan of very great, respectability, who this distinguished him-
self by his active and intrepid exertions iihtbe stipmession
of ~liicit Distillation. He has flap best oceans of knowledge,
and has not tailed to avail himself of the information of
others. He writes 'with force and clearness.---(Edinburgh
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London, England, 1819-05-29

THE CHANICELLoIeS THREE PRIZES.

English Essay—The Characteristic Differences of Greek
and Latin Poetry—Samuel Richards, B. A. Fellow of Oriel
College. • •

. Essag—Cuzanatn fnerint prwcipue in Causa, gum!
Roma de Carthagine trittnipharit ?—Alexander Mactlonnell,
B A. Stialerit of Christ Church.

Latin Versr.s—Syractisx--The Hon. Edward Geoffrey,
Smith Stanley, 6etitleman Commoner of Christ Church.

SIR Ri,GRR NEv'DIGATR'S PRIZR.

English fte,-si—The Iphigenia of Timanthes—Henry John
Urquhart, Fellow of New College.

A dispen.ation has passed the Great Seal, en-
'abting the Rev. T. Thorp, M. A. Rector of Bur-
ton Over`, Domestic Chaplain to the FAO of
Onslow, to hold the Rectory of Carlton Cotlieu
cum I:ston, Leice4tershire, the joint pre-
senialion of Sir John Henry Palmer, Bart. and
the Rev. Henry Painter.

Ittnry Alt, B.A. has been elected to the He-
brew Scholarship of the University of Cambridge,
recrntly founded by the Rev. R. Tyr whin.
The Lord Bishop of Salisbury will, 'we hell-,
hold an Ordination, in London, on Trinity Sun-
London, England, 1819-05-29

THE LATE DUKE OF BUCCLEUGII.

The last\Vill and Testament of the late CHARLES
WILLIAM. Duke of lILTCCLEUGH and QUEENS-
BERRY, who. departed this life at Lisbon on the
20th nit. (made only for the disposition of pro-
perty in England), was administered to in the Pre-
rogative Court, on the 18th inst., by the Right
Hon. Henry James Lord Montavi (the brother
of the testator), and the Hon. Charles Douglas,
the executors. The personal property within the
province of Canterbury (exclusive of course of
that in Scotland) being sworn under 60,0001.

The• executors are direthed in the first place to
complete the conditions entered into for the sale Of
certain farms and. lands at tVolston, in the county of
Warwick, and out of the monies arising front.
such sale, to discharge the debts of the late Ge-
neral George Scott, of that parish, to whom at
the time of . his decease the same belonged ; the
reidne of the proceeds to he applied in the
same manner as the proceeds of other estates at
Wolstot► aforesaid (late of the said General Scott),
consisting of a capital messuaie and other houses
s►ul lands, which_ are desired to be sold (subject
to a life-interest in a part.thereof, of the widow
of the said General Scott, and other incutn-
brance•s) for the benefit of the daughters of the
testator, r►r the survivor of them, at twenty-one,
or marriage. -
_ _

The mansion and premises called Montagu
House, in Privy Gardens, Whitehall, held on lease
front the Crowq, are bequeathed, after the death
of the Duchess Dowager of Buccleugh, the mother
of the testator (•vil() has a lice interest therein) to
his eldest son the Earl of Dalkeith, and in case of
her death tinder twenty-one, without issue, to the
second son, and tailing him like'vise, 'to 'the in-
heritor of the Poceletigh etitares in "Scotland;
- Jewels, snuff-boxes, rings, trinkets, &c. both in
England and in Scotland, are to be given to daugh-
ters or younger sons,.at the discretion of the exe-
cutors, and the residue thereof, and the plate, are
lett under the satue trust as the house in Pricy
Gardens.

Houses and tenements in the parishes of S'.
James .and St. Martin, iVestminster, to be sold for
the benefit.of the daughters.
The leasehold house in South Audley•street,
purchased of the late Marquess of Bute, is also di-
rected to he sold. The books, pictures, statuary,
and furniture therein, to be removed to the houses
at Dalkeith and in Privy Gardens.
The residue of the real and personal estate in
England (except in the county of Surrey, which
are subjected to-assignments, not of testamentary,
operation), is given to the eldest son, at twenty-
one, and in default of him or his issue, to other
sons, or the eldest daughter, in succession, in like
Minuet. •
London, England, 1819-07-24

THEATRICAL •REGISTEI.J
Performed Last Night.
Tx kATRC ROYAL, HAYLARKET.--:The Green Man : Mr.
• Green; !1t•. Terry ; Bertha, Miss E. Blanchard. After
' which, Matrimony. To which was added, Wet Weather.
THEATRE ROYAL, ENOLISH OPERA•HOUSE.--MV Own Rival:
Principal Characters by Mr. Wrench and Miss Kelly. Alter•
which, One, Two, Three, Four, Fire, by Advertiienient.
To which was added, The Rival Soldiers, and Bachelors'
Wives,

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Excb. Bills, 2d, par, is.2s. pr.
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Consuls. for August, 704

• MAILS. •
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THE SUN.

1110 LEM QUIS DICERE FALSLIM AUDEAT

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers at
Wednesday last. The following are ex'racts :
" PARIS, JULY 21.—'fire King yesterday took
an airing to the Buis de Verriere.
" The Duke de Richelieu is arrived at Paris.
" All the Ministers dined on Monday at the
country house of the Baron Louis.
".All the Letters and Papers from the Sou:h
state, that the harvest has every where commenced,
under the happiest auspices.

" The King transacted business yesterday with
he Marquess Dessolles.

, " On the 12th inst. a most dreadful fire caused
by the negligence of a man a little deranged
in his mind, reduced to ashes three linndred and
sixty-five buildings, including 62 houses, and three
farming establishments in the Con►u►une of Rimy,
anton d'Estrees, Saint Denis, A►rnudissen►cnt
of Compiegne, Department of Oise, 260 indivi-
duals have thus been reduced to the g, eates
London, England, 1819-07-24

ctsToAs' LIST.

Entered Inwards, July Teasdel, Riga; Rorer,
Pay, Haniburgh ; Speed.wol, Sibston, Rotterdam ; Sophia,
Senior, Havanah ; London Packet, •Altiureli, Gutteriburgh;
Eliza, Gongden, Stettin. ••

Entered Outwards, Jul* 28:—Lord Gambier, Bishop,
Guernsey; Aimwell,'Tate, Hamburg!) ; Spartan, Turnwell,
Rio Janeiro; Camden, Itillitrlturst, Antigua; Perseverance,
Stopikley, Halnsurgh; Europa, Nieman, Stettin; Flying Fisl4
Smith, Ostend; Archendes, Pratt, Bilboa.
Cleared Outwards, Jetly 23.—Anters, Norie,Malaga; Env.,
ma, Cdurtney, Petersburgb ; Eliza and Jane, Jenkins, Cork ;
Minerva, Hundeschaft, Stettin ; Starling, Barnett,
,Constati-
i,stipopie ; Adventurer, Harvey, Nora Scotia ; Monitor, What.
,
ten, St. Übcs ; Ethiard, Monro, Petersburg!).
London, England, 1819-07-24

SHIP NEWS.

t4EAC, JULY 23.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the whole of the outtvard-bonwl.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 23.—Arrived the Eclipse,
WALKER, from Lyon, for Quebec; and the Starl-
ing cutter, from a cruize.

Pastzsxca, JULY 21.—Part of the bull of the
Lord Bowe pocket was towed in here on Mon-
day ;: the bandit having gone through the bottom
she floated.
London, England, 1819-07-24

4,

PUI3LICATIONS.

This Day W9S pnlilisbed, price Gs Gd.
rri I-1 E ('A 1I LETEE R, No. XXVIII.
it fur 3uly, 1:419, containing the following Pamphlets, viz.
1. Earl of Liverpool's Speech on the Report of the Bank
Cont mitt ee.—',Corrected and printed exclusively in the PAM,
phletcrr.
The Relation of Corn and Currency.
111. Don A. F. Estrada's Representation to Ferdinand VIE
in Defence of the Cortes: Translated from the Author's
M.S. by C. 'nios, Eaq.
IV. The Right and Practice of Impressment, as concerning
Great Britain anti America, considered.
V. Ott the Treaties between his Britannic Majesty and the
Kings of Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands, fur prevent,.
jog Illicit Traffic in Slaves, by It. Thorpe, E,q. LL.D.
VI. First Report from the Secret Clitninitter of the House
of Commons, On the Bank resumiag Cash Payments,

VII. Second Do. on the same.
VIII. First Report on the same, communicated by the Lords.
IX. Second Do.
t. Representation by the Directors of the Bank of Eng-
land, laid before the Chanceikr of the Exchegner.
XI. On the Trade to China and the Indian Archipelago,
with Observations on the Insecurity- of the British Interests
in that quarter. By C. Assey, FAQ. late Secretary to the Go-
vernment of Java.--(With a Map.)
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London, England, 1819-07-24

liti'TCll MAIL.

trAGOE,./iA,Y 21.—Atnong other Accbdriti from
America, the following have been received here:—
" Philadelphia, June 6.
" From the Savannah we hear, under the date
hf 8,11 of klay, the following :—` We. leant by a
gentleman who arrived here yestet day from the
Ha vannah, that Admiral Popham had at rived there
with three ships of 74 guns and two frigates; that
he was engaged in concerting with the
.Governor
measures for the giving op of the island of Cuba,
which, according to the general report, was ceded
Eagitilld, auil, as we learn, must be delivered
up to that Power within nine months. The gen-
tleman adds, that it wa.s the geneial opinion at
the Havanna!), and that it was there considered
as certain, that this cession would undoubtedly
take place ; and this was coofirated also by pi i-
vale accounts from Jamaica, but that the iiihatn-
tants of the island were far from being satistiA
with it, and seemed rather disposed to declare
themselves independent."'
The cession of Cuba to England seems to he more
and more emit-limed.. Accounts trans Charleston
of the 15th nay, say—" Thesuews which we have
received here by way of Savannah, of the taking
possession of Caba by England, continues to gain
ground. Captain Clarkson, who has arrived here.
in six days trout tie Ilavannah, confirms the re-
pot ts ;. he adds, that Admiral Popham. had sailed
to America, leaving there sloops .4 war. At the
time when Captain Clarkson sailed, the inhabi-
tants were fully cor.vinced of the tact, but were
extremely dissatisfied, and had openly declared,
that, rather that; sntftr the cession, they would
take arms and assert their indepehdence."
Accounts horn New York of 19th May confirm
all the above particulars, atilt add, that they ex-
pected Commissioners, appointed by Great Bri-
tato, to receive the island, but that nil possible
opposition from the iuhabitants might be reekoh-
ed upan.
. Accounts from Spain (adds the Editor of the
Hague Courant) assert, indeed, that the whole re-
port of the cession of Cuba is a mere report and
fiction ; but- when we remember what was writ-
ten. about the cession of the Floridas, and what
was afterwards found_ to be true, we cannot whol-,
iy discre.dit the report, especially when we com-
pare the-sPove statements. •
London, England, 1819-07-23

THE REV. Mlt. HARRISON.

A little after 11 o'clock, Mr. Arthur Thistle.;
wood entered the office, and addressing Air.
Teitgue, the keeffer of Giltspitr-street Compeer,
said he wished for an order to see Mr. Harrison,
who had been arrested on a warrant from the
Magistrates at Stockport, backed by the Lord
Mayor, during the meeting on Wednesdly,
lodged in tbe Compeer. Mr. Teague said there
was no objection, but it was necessary he should
give his name. On his mentioning his name,
Mr. Teague hesitated, and referred the appliea.
lion to the Magistrate, adding, that
.every thing
had been clone to render Mr. Harrison's situation
as comfortable as possible ; he had been visited
by his friends, and had expressed himself satisfied
wi;ii the attention that had been paid him;

" But, Sir," said Mr. Thistlewood, wi.h
to bail him." Mr. Teague replied, that was im-
possible. Bail had been offered, and refused by
the Lord Mayor on, Wednesday, pn the ground
of the wording of the waning, which directed the
officers to bring the prisoner before them, the
signing Magistrates.
Mr. Thistiewbod said. " I beg your pardon ;.
you %vill find he can be bailed. Am Ito under-
stand you refuse to let me see him 1" ~Mr.
Teagtie said, it was with -the Magistrate to give
'am °pier. .

Mr. Alderman MAGNAY observed, that as the
warrant had been backed by the Lord Mayor, and
Mr. Harrison kept
_in custody by his authority, he
would 'rather not interfere ; and advised Mr.
Thibtlowood.to apply at the Marsion.liouse, where
he would find his. Lordship then sitting. Mr.
Thistlewood bowed and retired, but returned
shOtily afterwards, his Lordship being from home
on a water .exeursjon. The Alderman exprosting
no further disinclination, Mr. Teague left the of-
fice, and accompauied• Mr.-Thistlewood himself
to the-Compler.
London, England, 1819-07-23

:qARKII,,D.

On Saturday, the sth June, by the Rev. G. J. Mountain,
Hacket, M.D. to Eleanor Rebecca, youngest (laughter
of the Hon. Richard John Uniacke, of Mount Umiacke,
Nova Scotia.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
TnEATRE ROYAL, HAYMA UK ET.—Town and Country: Reu-
ben Clenroy, Mr. %Varde ; Rosalie Somers, Miss E.
Blanchard. After which, Wet Weather.
LAME ROYA ENGLISA OPFtA-Housu.—Self-Sacrifice:
Count Valmore, Mr. Pearman; Ida, Miss Kelly. After
which,fOnwt, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Advertisement.
To which was added, Amateurs and Actors.

TO COR ItEsPONDENTS.
We shall now endeavour to pay off arrears to our numerous
Correspondents. Our Columns are open to A BRITON.

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London, England, 1819-07-23

[dlorniug Herald.]

It is said that the decided Buonapartists in
France are far from an insignificant party, and
have their regular societies in which they con-
verse freely on the decayed fortunes of their fa-
vourite; whilst the Independents wear the car-
nation in their button-hole, and the Liberales
put on the immense Bolivar hat ; the Buonapar•
lists have also their emblem, by which they recog-
nize each other without fear of being recognized
by those who are not of their party. The corre-
sponding signal of a decided Buonapartist is the
hat lined with the three colours, or three seals
worn to the watch-chain, which, being set with
stones of a different colour, represent the tri-
coloured emblem. When a Buonapartist enters
a room. he places his hat in sight, or plays negli-
gently with his seal!, if there are any other 800
napartist in the rown, they recognize the sigmil,
and by degrees the conversation becomes animat-
ed and unreserved.
. ,
London, England, 1819-07-23

TO A RUiN.II

Nast thou scarce left whereon to hang a rhyme ?--e
Nothing whereby to fix thy early birth
Plagne on't ! thou wert a favourite with Time ;
Yet his hard hand bath patted thee to earth !
How thou once gave thy marble halls to mirth
Where now the mean usurping nettle springs:
What bold War-Chiefs, and Dames of lofty worth,
There hung their nights on pleasurable wings :
Ah me ! no music now—save when the bleak wind sings.

Thy poor old sides are naked to the skin;
And what unseemly rents are gaping there
Thy big prowl head bath long since fallen in ;
Yet have they elapt a modern ►nock'ry where
'rhino own rose up to catch the purer air.
One lone weak branch of ivy to the blast
Flings ever and anon her limbs, all bare;
Like a poor Orphan to the world outcast,
Sighing aloud that each rude sweep may be her last.

Where are thy clanging doors ?—thy lofty towers ?
Of bright blue waters where the ample sheet ?
Where are thy roomy parks, and cool dark bowers ?
The enamel'd ground that flush'd around thy feet ?
Fit place for Kings from bus'ness to retreat.
Are they all gone ? 'lll melted to " this air ?"
Nought left but proof that Time and Ruin meet
To make strange havoc in this world of care !
A skeleton behold—a wreck of things which were!

To-day the Monarch nods beneath a crown—
A crown perchance with ages' wisdom fraught:
Look ye to-morrow—Well I—All crumbled down
All into one most pigmy atom wrought!
Worth millions now—to-morrow not a thought.
It matters not with Time, whate'er we prize—
Whatever good, our human ties have caught—
Love, honour, friendship, glory, all are spies,
That, smiling, crush to death our best, best sympathies!

Farewell, old Ruin : I shall think on thee,
And read thy lesson on life's dreary way:
Thou tell'st me plainly, that my path may flee,
Clean off that bears me gaily up to-day,
Leaving me stuck down deep in mire and clay;
"Go to—be wise."—l will, and, that in time,
Ere fades my taper to an ev'ning grey:—
Ere life's clear stream is weeded o'er with crime,-
My thoughts—big clouds their steps—still heavenward
shall climb! BEPPO.

The remains of the fine old Royal Palace at'Eltham, in
Kent.

THE DISCOVERY.

As gay Lord EDWARD, in a lively freak,
• Kiss'd ancient MARGARET, for the Dame was kind,
He found that though the rose had left her cheek,
The thorn, upon her chin, remain'd behind.

REGISTER OF FASHION.
London, England, 1819-07-23

THE THEATRES.

HAYMnnA,s
Spec, KET.-11/Ir. WARD, Who made SO, re-
:aule an appearance last season at this lbea-
!ri several characters of the higher drama, last
coglif assumed the part of Reuben Glenroy, , in the
c4ledY of Town and Country. Mr.WARD possesses
ket?mrnanding figure, and has acquired more easy
htton. He performed the part entirely to the satis-
ith,i'" of a numerous audience.—TEßßY was lively
h, diverting in .Cosey, and the Comedy alto-
ter went off well. Fire should not pass over
1)1" 111401 cl-turn, who was very interestine in
I:°34iie Somers. The Farce of Wet Weather
rendered so diverting by JONES and LISTON, that
Pv"otoises to overflow the treasury.
:N°LIsH OPERA House.—Self-Sacrifice, the
4::2100-dratua at this Theatre, though: of so
nr4e7r, 4 cast, is so strongly recommended by'
edi .cast,
and the heroine is so admirably
,:tained by Miss KELLY, that it is well attended
lY applauded,—There was a large audi-
'e last night.

It is
pout ~--eraily supposed that among the Com.
tio u vp„ts for Drury-Lane Management, " the elec.
1:1,01t (mai' ELLISTON.
Ish "e Musical Department of Covent• Garden
ke!tre is supposed to be under a secret and
tortial influence, which led to the dismission of
e,antl the resignation of others in disgust.—
14h1V• PARKE, the excellent Oboe Player, who
itil-11:" at that Theatre for the greater part of
Oftlte'is now, it seems, another of the victims
poclandestine influence alluded to.
e reason, it is said, which induced Mr.
h 41711() decline another theatrical engagement,
tow IS on the eve of ent,!ring upon a matri-
Itth°' eu?agentent, where there is " metal more
.aetive.,,
lastl„iss, O'NEILL arrived in Dublin on Sunday.
1411:nu Was announced for Belcidera on Monday
t117.`• Her arrival had excited universal plea.
llid"d expectation. The boxes of the Theatre
been taken for several nights in advance.

IRELAND.