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London, England, 1819-01-30

UNWERsI I'Y INTELLIGENCE.

- ,
OXFORD, JAN. 29.-0 ii Wednesday, the 20th
instant, the Rev. John Bart, of Christ Church,
was admitted 131elielor in Divinity,
Oa Thursday last the following were admitted
to Degrees :

BACHPLOII rw CIVIL LAW.
Francis Hawkins, Fellow of St. John's College.

MAsTEBS OF ARTS.
Henry Porter, Esq. of Brasenosc; Grand Compounder.: John Leycester Adolphus,
yellows of
Rev. Philip Wynter
rst. John's College..
'James Davenport,
Edward John Smith, ot St. John's College.'
John Watts, Scholar of University College. •
Francis Brooke Welles, Fellow of Worcester College

Buy,
Rev.

BACH BLOBS OF ARTS.
Edward W. CaulGld, of I„Bieen's College.
.10Ii Hardy, of Sr. Alban Hall.
Henry Bonrcilicr Wrey,) ,
t Lillis)! College,
Charles; Bacon, j-o
Arden BAyley, of Exeter College.
Edward Richard Gardiner, Scholar Lof Worcester
llobett Downes, J
Wednesday last, William Henry Cymric Lloyd,
Commoner of Jesus College, was elected Scholar
of that Society.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS-
' The Rev. John Davison, Vicar of Sutterton,
and late fellow of Oriel College, in this Universi-
ty, has been. presented by the Bishop of Dur-
ham to the valuable Rectory of Washington, in
his Lordship's diocese.
The Rev. C. 13. Sweet has been instituted to
the Rectory of Arlington, Devon.
The 11,:v. C. Woillsworth, D. D. Rector of
Lambeth, appointed Chaplain to the House of
Commons.

The Rev. J. Griffith, B. D. -Minor Canon of
-Ely, to.the Vicarage of Lakebeath, Suffolk ; pa-
trons, the Dean and Chapter of Ely.
The Rev. John Cubitt to the Rectory of Hin-
derclay, Suffolk; patron, George Wilson, Esq.
The Rev. James Cumming, M. A. Professor of
Chemistry, and Fellow. of Trinity College, Cam-
idge, to the Rectory of North Runcton.
On Friday settinight the Rev. John White,
Clerk; A. M. was instituted to the Rectories of
Hargrave and Chevington, in the county of Suf-
folk, on his own petition.

TO TIIE 'EDITOR.

2. Bolton-rniv, Jan. 23, 1819.
SIR,--Having seen it htlnounced in 'the Wor;
cester Papers that a petition against my return to
Parliament is to be laid before the House of Com-
1110T15, I request you will have the goodness •to
state my determination to spare no expence in
defending that Seat to which I have been fairly
and honourably raised. I shall make no com-
ments on the motives which. actuate_the promoters
of the petition, they are well known, and, I trust,
duly appreciated by every inhabitant of Worcester.
I remain, Sir,.
Your obedient Servant,
H. DAVIES.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR coml.'', J. 4 . 29.

His Honour was occupied till pelf•past twelve
in hearing several demurrers of -no public interest
whAtever, which had -been partly argued on a
former occasion. The remainder of the day was
disposed of in hearing a motion respectin4 the
rights of Assignees in a Bankruptcy, of not the
slightest public importance, and at three the Court
rose.

Bankrupt petitions are to be beard on Monday
by the Vice-Chancellor, and on Tuesday by the
Lord Chancellor. Thursday is fixed for motions
before his Lordship, when several judgments will
he given.
London, England, 1819-05-07

StilP NEWS.

PuitTSMOUTH, MAY 6.—Passed up Channel the
Europe, AsnToN, from Madras and the Cape of
Good Hope ; sailed from Madras the sth Jan,,
and from the Cape the 28th Feb. Passengers
landed here.

LIVERPOOL, MAY s.7—Arrived the Alexander,'
SIMPSON, from Bahia ; on the 18th Match, in
37. 27. long. 33. 30. saw a brig (supposed Ame—
rican), with loss of masts, boats, bulwarks, :Intl
every thing oft the decks, and abandoned by doe
crew ; blowing hard, and could not board her.—
The Maty, °wart, from Jamaica, and 17 slips
and 10 brigs (names unknown), are arrived off
this port.
London, England, 1819-05-07

ADMMALTY-OFFICE, 'Ai ay 5, IS!9.

WIDOWS' PENSIONS.
-NOTICE is hereby given, that the WIDOWS
of Ccrvt MISSION and WARRANT OFFICERS of the
A; .‘
TV, receiving Pensions from the Charity esta-
n far theirßelief,wilt be paid. their Pensions, due the 31st
to't4h last, at No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's Inn, by Ed-
tit; 11^eh Hatton, Esq. the Paymaster of the said Cita-
`'l4- the Widows of Flag-Officers, Superannuated Rear-.
Qtr 11 alira/s
Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, and Masters,
I\l4 "day the 10th Instant ; the Widows of Surgeons,
*.47r3, and Boatswains, on Tuesday the 11th ; and the
12th 4".30f Gtinners and Carpenters, on Wednesday the
,r,re:andn.dor,tr,evreelrvye.succeeding Thursday, between the hours
Aridfklit Notice is further given, that Remittance Bills will be
n the 10th Instant to those Widows resident in the
tiY' who hare requested to he
.paid their Pensions
ten- respeetive'Residences.
London, England, 1819-05-31

been 'peculiarly ihteresting ; biit for tlie reader of
any nation it must possess a fascinating charm.
There is not a Book of the 'Poem-which 1 peruse
with more pleasure; or one ,'perhaps which has
been -more successfully labditred by its author.
The hover anti the triumph of the Poet are every
where exhibited tliroughout its `course. For some
able and judicious observations on the shidd of
_Etna's, which forms the -splendid termination of
this Book, 1 will refer my reader to. a Disserta-
tion on it by the late Mr. W. Whitercead, which
tnay be found at the-end of the third volume of
Dr. Wartou's Edition ot 'the Works of Vilgil.•

THEATRICAL REGISTE'It.
Perforined eon gat urda
tliF.Afßr, ROTA L, DRURY-LAtcE.--AO OrktOrlo.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVp:T-GAIIDEN.—:,IIO Performance.

*** For IN•soi.VENT DEBTurts' Act, See the First Page.

EattATA.--In Mr. SWIFT.i Anniversary Poem for the Pitt
Club, published iu out Saturday's Paper—Atli paragraph,
end the 4th lint with a full atop;—in the 6th line, for
tripled read triply;—and in the Sth paragrapk, 4th line,
for her read its.

MONDAY.—A Holiday at the Exchequer, Bank, and

South Sea House.

Auaivzu-2 Dublin, 3 Waterford, 1 Holland, 1 Flanders,
1 France.
DUE-1 Sweden, i Hamburg!), 2 Lisbon, 1 Malta.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRII°,3E TOMORROW.
Morning, 3 minutes after 8. j E.reilitig,lB minutes after 8.
London, England, 1819-05-31

NF,WS,

NOIIT* Stiteuls, MAY 28.---The sloop Wil-
lia►n and Isabella, Conrsa, from hence for Dun-
dee, wi,i, lime, put back with a strong north

and laid upon the Law-light shore, and in
lbe night the rart:o took fire ; the vessel was
scuttled, which caused her decks to blow up : it
is supposed her hull will be much burnt; mate-
rials saved.

DEAL, MAY 30.—Came clown from the River
lASI evening, arid sailed, the Ahberton, PERCIY"AL,
for Bene.al. Sailed early this morning the Hui!•
dart transport, with a detachment of the Royal
Staff Corps, for North America.
PoRTSM,.UTH, MAY 30.—Arrived the Jack
Tar, HAxtusoti, from Jamaica for London, out
66
-days, short of provisions—sailed again for
Lopdon.
'7. SCILLY, MAY 22.—Came in his Majest,y's brigs
Devon and Helicon, and sailed again on the
2411.
Com, MAY 26.—Sailed his Majesty's brig
HarieTkin and schooner Musfpidobit.

Tilt: Retrench, Florr, arrived off the Start
n°m. Jamaica, in 38 delyq, passed on the 10th
ihe Chirks, , of Havre, off the Western
islands, with tier tore ton. .mast gone, in a strong
rue at SW. On the 20th, spoke the Jane, of
hdon from Belfast to Jamaica, in lat. 17. 30.
4"?.. 11. 40 W.
Vl4
LS sroKRN WITH —His Majesty's ship
Ilanntless. from Poitsmonth to Bengal, on the
21,1, th March, in tat. S. N. 25. W. ; the
trom Cork, On the 10th inst., in tat. 42.
-`). long. 30. 15. ; the Trafalgar, frdm aristol to
• Andrew's, N 8., on the 10th inst., in lat.
49. 38 long. 13. 49.

THE AI ARKE'I S.

tiniN EXCHANGE, MAY 31.—Our Market Was
41"re:y supplied with Wheat to-day, front Essex
) • Tient-, for which there was a brisk demand in
the early part of the morning, and. for that of
L'e quality foil 2s. per quarter more was- made
than On this day ,reek. Fine fresh Malting Bar-
sold 2s. per quarter higher, owing to the
ch')ile in the weather, which has induced some
• 11.1 e maltster to conlinate working a tew weeks
%ger than they intended ; there was also rather
in"it demand for Grinding Barley, which is I.
Per quarter dearer. Oats are Is. per quarter
higher than week, and good fresh Corn went
°ll freely at ilia; advance. In Beans and Pease
110 alteration.

. IMPORTATIONS LAST Nvcric•
4. English. Foreign-.
Wheat 4,575 350
tarley
Oats 2,365 7,760
3,530 3,510
London, England, 1819-05-31

[Nee Times.] •

By an arrival, ft;;ln St. Domingo, acconntsirave
reached us from Aux Cayes to the 2211 of March,
emit from Port-au-Prince a few days earlier.
C,listophe had collected at the latter an immense
quantity of specie, it is said even to the amount
of between 30 find 40 millionS ordoll,rs. The're.
ports of War having been declared between this
Chief and Boyer ate unfounded. They arose, it
it seems, from the circumstance of a.rebel named
Gomar having taken possession of a strung plaCe
belonging to the latter between Port-au-Prince
and Aux Cayes, but he-was entirely unconnected
with Christophe. Gomar had induced several
'hundred 'persons to join him, but' a price having
been set on his head by'Boyer, a number of them
lad 'surrendered themselves.

[The Times.)
Halifax and Bermuda Papers have arrived to
.the end of April.
,The trade of, the British' Pro-
vinces in North Ameilea is represented to be corn.
pletely changed by, the receir enactments of the
English Government, and the retaliating mea.
sures of the American Executive. Halifax and
Bermuda are stated to be greatly henefitted
by the change. The extensive demand for. lum-
ber for the supply of the British Wes, India Co-
lonies has,gimi ii,r,rent impulse to the Industry
of Nova Scotia. The quantity of vessels daily
arriving is stated not, only beyond precedcw, but
even mute than the,most sanguine could expect.
From, Bermuda we have the:,sanse cheering re-
ports. The Bermudfz Grizedte sates, that, under
the new sitim ion of ratle, it becomes abso-
lute!), necessary to alter seseral of the laws
re-
iating to commurce. -
London, England, 1819-07-03

TUE DUKE OF KENT.

.I%lr. Alderman WoOplirooglit. up the Report of
the Committee on the' D+►ke of Kent's Affairs,
which was read.
The Report stated kis-Royal liighness to be in-
volved in difficulfic*.. It stated that fur e. uninht
London, England, 1819-07-03

ItariSTEk OF FASHiON.

PRINCIt lirturoLl).—Mar;horough-liolse, Cr;e
town residence of Prince LEoPoin, hiss under+
gone a repair. The grand court-yard and out-
buildings have been lighted up vvith gas. The
furniture which the Prince purchased cf the Doke,
has been newly ornamented, and new Ittrintorts
has berm added to it by France and litintin,. Se-
veral elegant new lustres have been hung trot',
different first-rate manifaetorics. His Roy 1
Highness Ives given several parties since the
house has been fitted it. On Thnrsday his Royal
Ilig!iness, at five o'clock, received a deputation
of the Gentlemen who have the management Of
the Lying-in Charity for delivering poor mai-tied
women at their own hAitaiions, of m,hich Drs.
Davis and Dennison arc Pny•Lians. The Prince
Regent is Patron of the Institution ; Prince
Leopold having become Vice-Patron, the Dzpu.
tation waited upon his Royal Highness to return
limn thanks for the Honour conferred upon the Ins.
stitinion, and Also lor the (lunation bestowed
upon the Charity. They presented hitt) with the
than;! of office, and a honk, containing the full
particulars of the Establishment; from which it
appears, that it was instituted itt the year 1757,
and that now upwards of 5000 women are re-
lieved annually. In the evening his Royal High.
ness gave a grand dinner to' the Prince Regent.
The company invited to meet the Prince Regent
were—Prince Esterhazy, Deices of Montrose -ttld
Rutland, Marquesses of ‘Vincliester and I.ltnt-
ford ; Earls of IVestmoriand, Lonsdale, Liverpool,
Bathtirst, and Harrington ; Viscount 6irbnouth,
Lord James Murray, the Vice-Chancellor, Sir
Benjamin Bloomfield, Mr. Huskisson, Baron
Hardenbrooke, Sir Robert Gardiner, and Colonel
Addeohroke.

The• Earl and Countess of Gaosvallort, gave a
Grand Entertainment to Earl Digby, Lord and
Lady Colchester, Lord Sydney, Lord Bagot,
Lord Douglas, Lord Leveson Gower, Mr. and
Mrs. Langford Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
13agot, Mr. Abbott, Mi'a TownAend, I\liss Her-
bond, and a large party of distinction, at their re-
sidence in Upper Grosvenor-street.—On the same
evening, her Ladyship gave her farewell route
for this season. The six magnificent ap.artment 5,
the two grand drawing-rooms, the picture-gal-
lery, the saloon, and the two dining-rooms, %litre
thrown open, and most brilliantly illuminAted,
The beautiful cut diamond lustre was lighted
gas, which displayed a grand coup d'cril. The in-
terior of the mansion was decorated with a pro-
fusion of the choicest flowers and shrubs. TLere
were present upwards of 700 persons of the first
distinction and fashion.
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THE SUN.

/OLEN QUIS PICEKE FALSUSI AUDEAT

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JULY 3, ISI9.

We received this morning, the Paris Pope!'
Wednesday last. The Chamber of Peels Ple:
on Tuesday, when the BARON LOUIS,Ver
Finance, presented the Projet (agreed to 'by WI
Deputies) respecting the estimates or SuppiOf
which, after being examined in the Bureaux, 'Nils
referred to a Special Committee of Seven. ill
the Chamber of Deputies, the discussion was 0)11:
tinned on the Budget of Ways and Means, i 1
again adjourned till Wednesday.—lle folloA"
are extracts :

" PARIS, JUNE 30.—Yesterday morning this
King gave a private audience to Sir Oule:
Stuart, the English Ambassador, who delivere'
to his Majesty a Letter from the Prince Regent'
notifying the birth of a Prince, son of the Doha
a
of Cumberland. His Majesty afterwards receive°
the Ambassadors and Foreign Ministers. Tb
King subsequently took an airing.
" A distinguished chemist of Clermont Fer'
rand M. Aubergier Bergouhnioux, a pupil of di
0
celehra:ed Vanquelin, has met with an nutortuujce
accident. Whilst preparing somelminso):
powder, a sudden explosion took place, wbic
tore off his right hand.
" M. de Zuilen„ the Netherland Minister li
e
Nladrid, has arrived
al
at Paris, from wilencl if
will soon set out for Brussels. It is wort"
remark, that the King of the Netherlands
vAmmoned to Brussels the greatest part Qf gas

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to

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LADY RUSSELL'S LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE.
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SOME ACCOUNT of the LIFE of RACE-1:1DP
WRIOTHESLEY, LADY RUSSELL. 0
By the EDITI)It of « Madam.. du Deffand's Letters.
Followed by a Series of Letters from Lady Russell to he,:
Husband, William, Lord Russell, from 672 to 1682 te4etili
.
with some Miscellaneous Letters to and from Lady Russ
To which are added—Eleven Letters from Dorothy
Countess of Sunderland, to George Saville, Marquess of ;),6
lifax, in the Year 1680.—Published from the Originals id '
possession of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire,
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CONTENTS.
1, Some Acount of the Greater History of Matthew parch
Monk of St. Alban's.
,
'2. Rosalind and Helen, a modern Eclogue, by Percyels•,b 0
Shelly.
3. Bassompierre's Embassy to England in 162 G.
4. A few Thoughts on Fly Fishing, suggested by. the Be
view of Bainbridge's Complete Angler.
5. Letter from Odoherty, enclosing the Third Pare .f
Christabel.
6. Polito. • • State ,7. Note from Mr. Mullion, enclosing an Essay on the
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8. Bowdich's Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashair.
tee. (Concluded.)
W¢11•
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11. Night: a Poem.-12. Song.-13. Sonnet.
14. The Fifth Sermon of Sadi, translated from the Perlis°
by James Ross, Esq. of the Bengal Medical Establishmee'
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Commons, could not be positive as to the identity
of their persons as the imaiduals.
The evidence given by the foregoing; persons
before the Committee of the Commons Wag then
lead by Mr. Green trout his shorthand notes.
NeAle, Harris, and Edwards stere then exa-
mined by some of their Lordships 89 to the fact
of their having had any conversation with any
persons respecting the evidence they were to give
before the Committee of the Commous. Front
their answers, it appeared they had some convey-
, sat ion, and had received some, instructions on the'
subject, from a Mr. Charles. Lee, an Attorney at
Barnstaple. • •
It was in consequence ordered, that Mr. Lee
should
.appear at the ,133 r; tir,d
_the Officers of the
Flouse .were forthwith iii {latched to bring him
rip in a„short time. .
• •
,•Mr..llau,iamg,. Acting Usher, of the Black Rod,
Appeared ,at t.lttt Bar, and stated, that Mr. Lee
was not rhen.tot lie, found, though be, had been
seen but a very short time before in the lobby;
and added,- that on his hearing he was inquired
for, he (Mr. Lee) had immediately disappeared.
• Their Lordships then ordered that the said
Charles Lee, and also Neale, .Harris, and Ed.
wards, should attend at the Bar of the House on
Monday next.
Mr. Harrison, as leading Counsel for the Peti-
tioners against the Bill, Viz. the,Mayor,awd Cor-
poration of Barnstaple,.then addressed the House
at, some length on 'their behalf. *
.A,tter the Learned Counsel had concluded, '
Mr. Drake, Town Clerk of Barnstaple, was
examined in support of the petition, Alter which,
their Lordships deferred the farther consideration
of the case till Monday.
The remaining Bills upon the table were then
forwarded, and the House adjourned till to-mor-
row (this day).
London, England, 1819-07-03

CANADA.

Mr F. DOUGLAS, alluding to the disputes be-
tween Lord Selkirk and the North %Vest Com-
pany, which exhibited a kind of civil war, wished
to know whether any steps had been taken to
put an end to the disgraceful transactions in that
(parer ?
Mr GOULBURN replied, that when certain pa-
pers, which it was his intention to produce, should
he laid on the table, the House would see that
Government had interfered for the purpose alluded
to by the Hon. Gentleman.
Mr. BENNET wished to know, whether any
steps had been taken to punish those who had
been guilty of murder in that country.
Mr. GOULBURN (as the Hon. Gentleman was
understood), replied in the affirmative; and in
answer to a question from Mr. Wilbertorce, said
that the records of the trial had not yet reached
the Colonial Office,

(For the Remainder of the Proceedings in the House of
Counnons, see our Last Page.)

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Post.]

The following gallant achievement of a party
of British troops is related in a letter received
yesterday from Juan Griego, in Margarita, dated
the 21st of May
" A dispatchis just received from the President
Bolivar, stating that 150 British cavalry, belong-
ing to Colonel I.Ltler's regiment, under General
Pam which had gone up the Orinoco, had at-
tached the defeated Morillo's cavalry, consisting
of 1000, and had destroyed 400 of the best of
them. By. the command of the President, these
men have all received the Order of Libertadores,'
the only Order in the country (and which only
the President and Admiral Brion bad) for their
gallant conduct. The George Canning brought
this news from Margarita."

The assassin of Kotzebue, lamentable to state,
is still the object of a secret respect among the
young men of Germany. His portrait, it is added,
is publicly sold and universally sought. Accord-
ing to some accounts, it is not deemed prudent to
bring him to trial, as his conviction Would be
certain, and it would not be considered safe in the
present state of the public mind to carry the sell.
tence into execution. We pity the Government
of a country placed in so truly distressing and
alarming a state.—(lbid.)
London, England, 1819-01-16

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F:fitered Intvard.,, 15.—Connie, Canney,-Altea ; Re
etit, Browning, Seville ; Heart Of Oak, Reid, Leghorn:
Marzaret, Somerscales, do.; Branstous, Stott, Marseilles:
Lord Eldon, Lamb, Calcutta.

Entered thttwards, .hill. 15.—Marquis Wellesley, 7.capier,
Grenada; Lady Alacl“votth, Copes, Yucaton; Z,ermenw,
Plutz, ltottertlam ; Janet, Wylie, Antwerp; Brilli:ott, Young.,
Cape of Good Hope; Speedwell, Gilihins, l.is ton; Na.tsan,
Tr-rumple, St. Michael's; Ulysses, Thuson, Copenhagen;
Jupiter, Smith, Curaqua.

Clpand Oalwarils, .1 an. 15.—Paragon, Hide, Grenada;
Whiley,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT.

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Referred to the Committee.

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!incise, praying that the insolvent Debtors' Act
he renewed with alterations.—Referred to the
Committee.
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SCOTCH BURGHS:

Mr. MAxwat.t. presented a petition from the
Burgesses of Paisley, praying for a Return) in the
Constitution or their Borough.—Laid on the
table.

Mr. MAULE presented N petition from the
Bo-
rou;h o! Dundee, which was ordered to he 4.11 the
table, alter a iew .observations trout Lord A.
Ht►mil►on, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, and
ir. Hittite.
Mr. lltiouGHAnt trusted, that after seein, so
many pet itionsou the table, the Noble and Learned
Lord opposite would not renew the assertion
which he mode last year, that the people of Scut-

'or the reformation of their

lAnti (lid not wis
•
The Loab ADvoC-A•tr3 had never dented that the
persons voto wished to
share -in the election of
'Members to IJarltaint'nt xnere eager for an altera-
tion in the constitution t&Seotch Burghs, but he
still c,ontemlttl that the bulk of the people were
innitierent to the measure.

Sic J. MACKINTOSH thought this argothent the
Most extraordinary that 'could be used, for W:s it
not alWays expected that the roe' it ioners Againit
any particular law or abtise should be,the persoOk
aggrieVedlv that law, and not those *how it did
not affect

"Afar a fetV Worh from the Lord /Vv.-care,
Mr. General Ferguson, ant! Mr. Bos-
Well; the petition was ordered to tee printtd.
London, England, 1819-03-24

From the LONDON GAZETTE of March 23.

Whitehall, March 23, 1819.

• His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to order
,a
Conge d'Elire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Dean
anti Chapter of the Cathedral ChOrch of Peterborough to
elect a Bishop of that See, the same heing void by the death
of Dr. John Parsons, late Bishop thereof; and his Royal
Highness has also been pleased to recommend to the. said
Dean and Chapter, the Right Rev. Father in God, Herbert
Lord Bishop of Landaff, to be by them elected Bishop of the
said See of Peterborough.

Fureipt Office, March 2.0, 1819.

His Royal Highness the Prince Thgent• has been pleased, in
the nameand on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint William
Meyer, Esq., to be his Majesty's Gonstel-.General in dltmnia,
and the a6:jacent Territories the Oituf9an
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lIEbON ELECTION.

Mr. LEI presented at the Bar the names of the
Members 'chosen by baliOt to try the merits of
the Petition against the retmn for the BorOugit
of Uedon •
Robert Ward, E. P.lli.ce, Hon. W. J F. V. Powlett, Lord
H. Howard, G. W. Taylor, A'. G. Grant, J. 11. Wildman,
W. W. Pole, Lord Geor;:e Beresfurd, Hon. E. Vhipps, IV.
Ord, H. Brougham, C. W. TAylor, Lord JoVelyn, and W.
Courtenay,
London, England, 1819-03-24

SAVING BANKS.

Mr. WTI.LIAM DOUGLAS brought in the Scotch
Saving Bantis' Bill, which was read a first time,
and ordered for a second reading to-morrow.
Mr•. 11. Sup NP.II Moved foi an Account of the
Sheep and Lambs' Wool imported into Great
Britain flout 181,6 to 1819, distinguishing the
countries from which it carne, and also
for Returns of the Woollen Actick•s of Bri,ish
Manufacture exported during the same period.-,-.
Agreed to. _

Lord Di/NCANNON moved that a new writ be
issued for the county of Tipperary, in the room of
Montague Matthew, E3q. deceased,
Sir M. W. RIDLEY gave notice, that on Thurs-
day, the 30th of March, he should submit to
the House,a proposition relative to the Assessed
Taxes.

On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CHEQUER, the Order of the aly,, for calling over
the Defaulters' names, was discharged, and a fresh.
Order made for to-morrow.
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LOTTERY.

Mr. LYTTELTON moven tor an Account of the
Number of Prosecutioos which had taken place
du►,ing the lat,l three years under the Lottery Act,
with the amount of the sums paid to informess
and public ollicers,--Agreed to. lie then post-
poned' hit motion on the subject to the Ctb ut
April next.
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CONTENTS.

I. The Vampyre, a Tale by the Right Hon. Lord Byron.
11. Letter from Geneva, with- anecdotes of distinguishect
personages.
111. Memoirs of S. T. Coleridge, Esq.
IV, Essay on the Life and Genius of Camoens; by the Ba-
roness de tai Holstein.
V. On the Fluctuations of Fashionable Phraseology.
Pedestrian Tour round Florence.
VII, Unpublished Scenes from the Tragedy of Manuel, by
the Rev. C. R. Maturin.
VIII. Memoirs of Peter Gale Faux, Stenographer and Pa-
triot, by his Friend Agathompsonides Mumps, (continued).
IX. Description of the, Cup presented to Martin Luther
on his Marriage, by the University of Wittenberg., (with an
Engraving.) •
X. Observations on Campbell's Specimens of the British
Poets.

Xi. On the Establishment of a Public Market for Lite-
ratu re.

XII. The Edinburgh Reviewers and their extraordinary
Opinions of Pope.
XIII. Present State of Japan, by Captain Golownin.
XIV. (Wile's of a plan for an organized supply of the Me -
tropolis with provisions by Water Carriage.
XV. On the Causes of the Whirlpools and other Pheno-
mena orthe Straits of Messina.
XVI. On the Newtonian System.
XVII. The Cabinet.
XVIII. Original Poetry.
XIX. Critical Remarks on New Yublications.
XX. Literary and 'Scientific Varieties.
XXI. The Fine Arts.
XXII. The Drama.
• XXIII. New Inventions and Discoveries.
XXIV. Reports, Literary, Meteorological, Agricultural,
and Commercial.
XXV. Digest of Political-Events.
XXVI. Remarkable Oceturences' .Domestie and Foreign.
XXVII. Obituary; Peter Pindar,&e.
XXVIII. Notices to Correspondents, &c. &c.
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trated with Portraits and Memoirs of Win. Wordsworth, Esq.
and the Rev. C. R. Maturin, and those who may wish to avail
themselves of the opportunity of commencing with the pre-
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appointment. _ .

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HOUSE OF' COMMONS.

The House were employed till h:►lt•past four
o'clock in balloting, for ar Committee to try the
merits of the Iledon Election.

WORCESTER ELECTION.

Mr. BARING brought up two Reports from the
Committee appointed to •try the merits of the
Election for ►he City of Worcester. The first
declared the present Members to have been duly
elected, and that, the petition had not appeared
vexatious.

. The second stated that the Petitioners against
the return of Lord Viscount Deerburst for the said
City, had not appeared themselves, nor by their
counsel or agents.
The Reports were received, and on Mr. F.
Lewis's motion the second was ordered to be taken
into further consideration next Thursday.
London, England, 1819-03-24

BALANCES OF PUBLIC MONEY.

Mr. NIABERLY gave qotice, that this day
se'nniglit Ibe should move for Copies of any Cor-
respondence whicl► may have taken place between
the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Bank of
England, relatively to Balances of. Public Money.
The Bankrupt Laws' Amendment Bill was read
a first time, and ordered for a second reading on
the 2d of Aptil next, anal to be printed.
London, England, 1819-03-24

[Morning Post.]

By a letter front Buenos Ayres, dated Dee. 24,
we are informed that the Government had just
published a Decree, stating their determination
to render. justice to all nations, and disavowing
tl►e many disgraceful acts committed by privateers
under their flag.—The letters from Salta (a p►o.
vince of Buenos Ayres), state that the population
near Estancia, six or seven leagues from Salta,
had been greatly elated by the discovery of hidden
treasures, consisting of rich metals, in bars, found
near that place.—The lever had begun to make
its appearance at Buenos Ayres.

[New Times.]

We yesterday received Asiatic Mirrors to the
21st of Oc!ober. Bojee Row, . the Ex-Peishwa,
had arrived by the 14st accounts at Ajmere, and
,vas expected at Mintra about the beginning of
November. Alipa Saheb, late Riijah o.f Nagpore,
was still at large, and stvetal sitirinklies had

1,41,en pidee betkrecn or: tr);:pt snl partlt of tlt
iii which the former ‘vere uniformiy suc-
cessful. It was stated, that Brigadier-General
Arnold was about to ni rch against the refractory
Seikh Chiefs to the north-west o' Kturtaul. The
Herat frontier had been the scene of hostilities
bet Ween the troops of Mohamed Shah and the
Persians, in which Mohamed was defeated, and
totced to take refuge with the Vizier at Herat,.
In general, the accounts that had been transmit-
ted froth Upper India represented affairs as by no
means in a settled state, nor likely to be brought
into it, without the aid and presence of a large
military force. The accounts from Ceylon con-
tinued to be favourable. The troops !hal had
volunteered ;heir services to that island front the
Bengal army were nearly in a stare of readiness
for embarkation, A letter, from the neighbour-
hood Jeypoor says, that the labours of cultiva-
tion ate proceeding with great activity through-
out a large track of fine country which had long
lain waste. The people appear to be delighted
with the peace and security ,whieh they now
enjoy, and express great gratitude to the EnglUhl
as the authors of these blessings.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
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THEATRE ROYAL, DNURY-LANE.—(diith time), Brutus: Lu-
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THLATItE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE'.---(6th time), The Mar-
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Diclious. Alter which, The Critic.

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