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London, England, 1819-02-08

SMITHFIELD, FEB. R.

Our NTarket this morning was abundantly supplied with
prince• Beasts, and I vices were somewhat clieaper, and Thlsi-
ness pretty brisk. The show of Sheep was tolerably good,
and Mutton cheaper. Pork was also cheaper; Veal dealer.
The sales in the Hay Malliet this morning IV( re (bill, and
fine samples of Hay could scarcely obtain laSt prices ;
Clover bas got up in price, and a few salts made ; Straw was
the same as our• last quotations, and little or nothing doing
in that article.

Saturday, at twelve o'clock, Viscount CASTI:C-
-REAGIi left town, fot his s.r.at at North Cray.
Colonel URSLAR sailed from the Downs nn
Monday last in the Pintos, in company with the
Gambier. These vessels carry out 400 men, who
have volunteered for the service of the Sto
American Patriots, and are intended to folm part
of a regiment of cavalry.

Friday afternoon his Grace the Dnke of Bile-
CLUTCH, and the Right Hon. Lord BEREsFoan,
Commander-in-Chief of the l'ortng,!ese army, ar-
rived at the George Lin, rortsmonto, to embark
in his i‘liesty's frigate Lifley,Captain the Hon.
HENRY DUNCAN, C. B. tor Lisbon, which ship
has been fitted for their receptiou and passage
thither.

POETRY.

CATULLUS.--(No.

CATULL4
Nr slat qlepiebe atque inelegantr.i
T tics dicere nrr tacere

TO FLAVRTS.

Poless thy joys were mean and coarse;
Inelegant, or somethiog• worse—
Thou ‘vouid'st not, FLAVIUS, strive to hide them,
flat to CATtr WATS WoU;d'st confide them.
Truth is, than lo'v'st some wanton harlot,
And NoWd'st riot I thy love slroild snarl at—:.
For that thou do'st not Fieril alone
At night, by clearest proofs is shown.

Besides—how comes it Own art thin ?
Thou once so noW bone and skin
'l'ho❑ see'st '69 useless to deny—
eume, come, a full eotifeSsion try=
Tell, good or bad, how i):ls3 thy nights-:-
'thy athorOns freats—thy srift' delights—
Thy mistress who ?•—come, quick relate them—
And I in verse will celebrate 111,0).

MOURNING FOR THE cIITEEN OF WIRTENIBERG.

LORD CHAMIII3RLAIN'e OFFICR, FRB. 5, 1819.
Orders for the Court's guirig into !shunning, on Sunday next,
the 17th instant, for heY late Majesty the reigning QuEs
of WI ItTEMUFMG,
The Ladies to wear Marl silk, fringed or plain linen,~~ bite
gloves, necklaces and ear-rings, black or white shoes, fans
and tippets.
Undress—White or grey lust rings, tabbies or damask's.
The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or
plain linen, Wad: sword and buckles.
Undress—Grey frocks.
The Court to change the mourning on Sunday the 14th
instant, viz.:—

The Ladies to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons,
fans and tippets, or plain woe, or white and gold, or white
and silver ston,i, with black ribbons.
The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain
white, or white and gold, or white And silver stuff waist-
coats full trimmed, -coloured swords and buckles.
And on Thursday the 18th instant, the Court to go out of
mourning.
London, England, 1819-02-08

[New Tiv)es.]

- .
New York Papers to the 9th tilt. bring the
portant information of the cession of the Flo=
ridas .by Spain to the United States ! in The
Natiunal Intelligencer is given an outline of
the Treaty by which this cession is effected,
but which, we presume, has net yet under-
! gone the final solemnities. It is a most cu-
rious circurnstance,.that the King of Spain should
admit, as part of the
,consideration for the
purchase of Florida,' the value of the American
pioperty confiscated in
,Spain by, his enemy Buo-
naparre ! This is-the more singular, because at
the very time-tha► these confiscations were made
the United States refused to 'acknowledge Ferdi-
nand as King of Spain; affecting a sort of neu-
trality between him and the pretender Josepti.
Buonaparte.
London, England, 1819-02-08

CUSI'ONIC LIST.

Entered Inwards, Feb. ti.—Anspicionc, Drewett, St. Mi-
chael's; Elizabeth and Sarah, Summers, do.; John and
Richard, Voss, do.; Spring, Kirk. Leghorn ; Britannia,
Davie, do.; Liberty; Aldridge, Seville; Harmonic, Larson,
Christiana; Lydia, Gilston, Virginia ; Thirza, Peck, Genoa;
Probity, Cooper, Lisbon • Minerva, Collier, Seville.
Entered Outwards, Feb. G.—Jane, M'Clure, Charleston ;
Hector, Storey. Stettin ; Europa, Nieman, Lubeck ; Oscar,
Ebsworthv, St. John's, N. 8.; Landslorm, Liedtke. Pillar,.
Clearer! Outwards, 6.—Lord ‘Vellington, Wasse, Cal-
cutta; Middlesex, Adams, New Pork; Susan, Bailey, Boston;
Madeira Packet, Allen, Tencritre ; Posthumous, Hood, Ja-
maica ; Stakcsby, Henderson, Calcutta; Tontine, Turley,
Philadelphia; Windsor, Franklin, China; Amphitrite, Da-
vison, Pernambuco; Hope, Collins, St. Mxidael's.
London, England, 1819-02-08

SHIP NEWS.

PENZANCE, FEB. s.—Arrived off this port yes-
terday, the Pilchard, --, front Sierra Leone,
and landed Lieut. HAGAN, late Commander of
his Majesty's Colonial Brig Prince Regent, with
Mails and Dispatches.
BANFF, FEB. 2.—The Speedwell Revenue Cut-
ter was totally lost at Cairnsburgh on the Ist,
inst. Captain MUNDELL and crew all saved.
FALMOUTH, FEB. s.—The Princess Elizabeth.
packet from hence, for America, and the cutter
Eliza, for Dublin, were spoken with on Ist inst.
in lat. 49. 30. long. 9-42, by the Bideford,
DONALD, and was informed by the Captain of the
latter, Opt he passed two days before a ship full
of water, and her stern broke in, with an Indian
bead, yellow sides, flush Meek, and painted green
inside; her main and mizen topmast and all her
yarda gone.

Livia Poor., FEB. s.—Arrived the Diana, WIL-
LIAMS, from Bombay ; sailed 30th Aognif, and
frog) the Cape of Good flope 18th November ;
and the same day spoke the Ajax, from London
for Cape and Madras. Captain W. says a large
Dutch Ship was lost in Tablet Bay.
London, England, 1819-08-06

STOCKPORT, Au°. 2.

Three men, suspected of being concerned its
the villainous attack on Bitch, the constable.
were taken into custody yesterday ; and mere
taken to Birch's house, to ascertain whether. be
could identify them, when he immediately recog..
nized one as being the rwrSon who came no and
breasted him in company with 13i tire. They alt
three underwer.t an examination hrfore the Ma—
gistrates yesterday afternoon, and were remanded,
agnill till this day.

prom what has alrearly transpired, it is thought
that the real assassin will soon be found out ; in-
deed, it is by -many supposed that he is now in,
custody, as well as his•accomplices.
Birch is considerably better, and his friends are
in good spirits. The doctors are all of opinion.
that lie will recover, but have not vet ventured
to pronounce him out of danger. They cannot
extract the ball, nor indeed find it; but they have
ascertained that it is not lodeed so as to affe4
any vital part, or`cause mortification.
The town (Stockport) seems all in a bustle.
and assumes quite a warlike appearance. Two
troops of the 7th Dragoons..marchtl through yes•
terd.ty, on their route from. Macclesfield to Ash-
tiln-under-Line, as Fipprehensions are entertainett
of some turbulent proceedings in the neighbour•
food of that pkii:c.

the Gentlemen and princ;pal Inhabitants of
Stockport and its vicinity are forming thernselvet
into an -Armed Association, the same as at Man—
chester and Salford. The thice men in c,,stody
were escorted to and from Ilitch's tkonse and the
Morisrrates, by a party of armed foot soldiers, tfs
prevent the possibility of a rtsene, but there was
indication of any thing of the kind ; ard
are now so well protected, that %ve have nothing
to fear with respect to arty serious Or renewett
bleiach of the peace.
London, England, 1819-08-06

ELE,CTION.

SALISBURY, AUG 4 —When the Post left this
town Mr. BENaTT had not been chaired, and a
rumour was in circulation tha: there was some in-
tention of dispensing with such »n exhibition on
the present occasion, in enosevence of toe irri-
tated state of the popular feeling.
The-Races, which commenced immediately after
the close of the Poll, had for the moment drawn
away a great part of the crowd, and down to the
departure of the Post there was no appearance of
any riot or disturbance Sir Francis Burdett and
Mr. nobhouse were both in Salisbuty, hot whe-
ther from political motives, at with a view to the
pleasnies of the turf, it is left to wiseacres to con-
jecture.
On Tuesday night there was again sorni! dis-
itirbances at Trowbritie the piques 01 the
iroops who have been
_stationed there since the
first Jays of the Election were doubled, and kept
oh duty till daybreak.
The troops stationed at' Trowbridge, in aid of
the Civil Power, are a detachmk ut of the 16
Lancers, the Bath Rift. Corps, and two sai
(lions of the North Somerset Yeornaory CavAry.
The remainder of the North Somerset Yeomanry
are at ditfvreut other neighbouring town., to as-
sist in the preservarion of the peace; and another
troop of the 16th Lancers .are at Dowton, near
Salisbury. None of these troops will be dismissed
before Monday next.
The evening passed off quietly, if we except a
few heads which were broken in combats b, t wee!)
individuals ; there was nothing, at least, like a
general tumult or disturbance.
MajorVistley-retired in the course of the morn-
ing to his scat at Notton-hall, and has expressed
a determination to bring the proceedings of the
present election beitre t.,e House of Commons.
It is said that he maintains that atnOtlg the votes
which have polled for Mr. Benctt, there are 240
illegal votes.
London, England, 1819-08-06

ORDINA FION.

- ,
WoRCESTER.L—At an Ordination held by the
Lord Bishop of HERE'Foen, on Sunday last, the
following Gentlemen were admitted to Holy
Orders :
Deacons—Mr. Christ. Erle, A.M. New College,, Oxford ;
Mr. J. Hopkins, A.B Magdalen Hall, Oxford; Mr. T. Wil•
hams, A.B. Magdalen Hall, Oxford; Mr. H. Morse', A.B.
Worcester College, Oxford; and Mr. D. Lewis, A.B. Oriel
College, Oxford.
Priests—Ref. Charles Walcott, A.B. Trinity College, Ox-
ford ; Rev. G. Proctor, A.B. St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford;
Rev. W. Scott, A.B. Christ Church College, Oxford ; Per.
G. L. Yate, A.B. Queen's College, Can►bridee ; Rev. J. Jones,
A.M. St. Jone's College, Cambridge; and Rev. T. Forster,
A.M. New College, Oxford.

Sunday evening .d gentle►uan's chambers in
Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn, were broke open
and robbed of a gold watch, some articles of
ph,e, a dozen shirts, and other articles. The
thief escaped undiscovered,
London, England, 1819-08-06

EITDDERSFIF:LD, Ava. 3.

I should have stated in toy letter last night,'
that the Resolutions and Declaration agreed' to
yesterday, at the Huddersfield Public Meeting,
were exactly similar to those adopted at the last
Meeting or: Hamlet Mum.. A Resolution wns
also passed, for sending up a Member to repre-
sent the town of ilm!derstield in the Commons
Home of Parliament, as soon as an eligible person
can be found, who will undertake that duty. It
is estimated that there were at least twenty thou-
sand persons assembled. As I mentioned yester-
day, all went oil peaceably. Sonic little con!usion.
arose at one time, by the breaking down of the
stage on which the Orators and their friends wet e
mounted, but there was no injury sustained, ex-
cept some slight bruises and torn gal merits.
London, England, 1819-08-06

A FEW PLAIN REASQNS

Why TaeAlos: and li.P.Bvi.Lp.N against KING and
C,,NSTITUTIOti are considered by soma to be bet-
ter than LOYALTY and FIDELITY.

[From the Exeter Flying Post]
Became "e can no wav so effectually disobey
the Divine Command, and transgress our Duty
towards God, (i ho his declared that " the exist-
ing powers are ordained by Hint," and command-
ed us " to honour the King, and obey them that
have the role over us,") as by insulting, despising,
and plotting, against the Boyd Authority.
Because by putting au end to Gover►ttnent, and
introducing disorder an.! con!usion, we most sure-
ly plornole robbery, mnriler, and every evil work :
thus violating our duty towards our neighbour,
and the golden rule of charity—'' Whatsoever ye
would that men should do to you, do ye even so
them."

Because thOngb our present Constitution has
been founded and estlblished by the united wisdom
of the wisest anti best of men—has been cemented
with their blood—and pronounced, even by our
enemies, to be the most admirable and glorious
that ever existed ; yet, as there eau be no doubt,
the Reformers of the present age are tar
twper:or ”) our in wb.:dorm aae,
virtue, and would, therefore, br no lea milling
than able to erect one in its room wit bout spot or
blemish ; the sooner we pull tioAn the present one,
the better. .

Because the liberty that enables us to deprive
our neighbour of his character, his tn•pperty,
of
his life, most ht acknowledged, by all considerate
men, to be very pretrrahlt to that o loch pi arc's
the honest man from the vilain, s,ii ioleo all
to " lead quiet and peaceable lives in all godli-
ness and honesty."
Because mildness, disinterestedness, integrilu, and
morality are to be the chai acterislics the New
Government, of which the best pledges tat the
means at present adopted for elfec:ing th;s e,o1;
viz.r--riot, murder, and the circulation of blas-
phemy—and the pure unblemished enaractur., k,t
those who are the most forward to cry of our pre-
sent Constittv ion, " Down with it, down wi,b it,
even to the ground."

At a time like the present, when 11,form is only
the watchword of a party, whose aim is to de-
stroy—when the liberty of the press is abused to
the most licentious purposes, and inade the organ
of disseminating immoratil and impiety—when
the visionary and dangerous ideas of liberty and
equality—of a liberty which would make us slaves
—an equality which can never exist—ire held out
to delude us to our ruin : it is the duty of every
honest Exonian to remind his Fellow-Citizens of
their motto, " Ever Faithful :" it behoves every
honest Englishman to give the warning voice to
his Fellow-Countrymen, to " blow the trumpet in
Sion, and to sound all alarm " throughout the
land. And therefore this plain statement of the
motives, cha:acters, and views of these Friends and
Protectors of the People is 464 before them—with
a sincere hope that they will reinember Nelson's
last signal ;
By their Well-wisher and Friend,
AN EXETER. WATCHMAN.
London, England, 1819-08-06

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAM/11111)0k, AUGUST b.—Mr. Thomas Henry
Hall, of King's College, was on Friday last ad-
mitted Fellow of that Society.
The Rev. J. A. Partridge, B,A. was last week
instituted to the Rectory of Town Iyarningl►am,
in Norfolk, on the presentation of J. T, Mott,
Esq.
The Rev. J. H. Starke (son to the Lord. Bishop
of Ely) has appointed Mr. Ingle, of this place,
Steward of the Rectory Court at Cotteoltain.
London, England, 1819-08-06

Ell Herald I

Acconnts from Manchester state, that the re-
quisitionists are resolved to hold the ntee.ing on
Monday, not Withstaottng the prohibition of the
Magistrates. Perhaps their ohject is to try he
point as a question of tight. It is even intimated
that something in the •liApe of I. gal authority is
to be raked up from those early times tit rude-
ness, di•ordeu, and despotism, in which, s.utiekper-
sous perversely place the gol len age it :he Con-
stitution. The supposition of its legality is on
mon„trous, it is gratifyinL_► to find that there is
a force, civil and military, sufficient to eustire the
public tranquillity.
London, England, 1819-08-06

BRIGiI FON, AUGUST 5.

Admiral Sir EDMUND NAGLE, Naval Aid-de-
Camp to the PRINCH REGENT, arrived here last
night. Viscount CARLETON, Sir HENRY RYCROFT,
and several (trim's; attached to the suite of his
Royal Highness, are also here.
The Duke of YORK attended Lewes Races yes-
terday. The sports were indifferent, and but little
company frequented this once celebrated course.
To-morrow the Duke of YORK leaves for Wind-
sor, to preside at the Monthly Council. On Sun-
day his Royal Highness returns.
The Promenade Concerts at the Castle As-
sembly-Rooms commenced the season on Tues-
day night. Mr. PYNE, of Covent-Garden, and
Miss MACGEE, of the Nobility's Concerts, are
engaged as principal vocal performers.
The Libraries of DONALDSON,Find TUPPEN are
in the meridian of their prosperity. At both esta-
blishments music and 100 ate the principal attrac-
tions. Last night a young Lady from London
made her first appearance at DONALDSON'S, and
sang several airs with great effect.
This rimming, the Royal George yacht, accom-
panied by two frigates and a gun-brig, arrived off
this place. The PRICR REGENT is expected to-
morrow.
London, England, 1819-11-24

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Nigiit.
THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURT-LANE.—.Tbe Deril's Bridge; Count
• Belino, Mr. Braham ; Countess Rosalvina, Miss Carew.
After which, Bon Ton.
TUEATRE• ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.--Guy Mannering; Henry
Bertram,. Mr. Duruset ; Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens.
After which (Third time), A Short Reign and a Merry
One.

TO CORRESPONDEI•ITS.
TENAX, and other Favours, are unavoidably postponed.

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THIS DAY AT T'
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3a per (.:nt
4 per Cents.
5 per Ct. Nary Ann I C3i
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Bank Lung Ann. lid 9-16ths'
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Exch. Bills, Rd is. 4s. dl,.
Cons. fur Account .. eiii 68

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Due-1 Waterford, 2 Lisbon, 2 Hanthurgh.

HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO •M ORROW.
Morning, 42 minutes after 8. 1 Evening, 46 minutes after 8.
London, England, 1819-11-24

The space occupied by Parliamentary Debates,
in our Paper this day, precludes any observations
that we might be disposed to offer to our Readers ;
but, indeed, as the subjects introduced undeuttent
so ample a discussion, any opinions which we
might suggest are therefore unnecessary, and might
be deemed officious. We have, however, the satis-
faction to state, and we are persuaded our Readers
will agree with us, that Government has fully
vindicated its conduct relative to the Manchester
transactions. Argument and fact were obviously
on the side of Government, and Declamation and
Party zeal as obviously on the side of their Oppo-
London, England, 1819-11-24

DR. syNTAx's WARS OF WELLINGTON.

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After the cout•lusion of the Royal Speech, the
Commons withdrew to their own House, and the
Royal Suite retired in procession, as it had en-
tered. The Sword of State way borne by the
Duke of Wellinaton,.the Cap of Maintenance by
the Marquis of Winchester, the Imperial Crown
of the realm by Lord Boston, and the Prince of
Wales's Crown by t!ie Earl of Yarmouth.
On the occasion of this day, the former State
Etiquette was revived of having two Yeomen of
the Guard placed at the main entrance of tltc►
[louse from the Lobby, in which situation they
continued until the conclusion of the above ce•
lemony,

Several Peers were sworn, and took their seats,
among whom ►were, his Royal Highness the Duke
6t. Clarence, the Doke of Richmond, the Earl of
Rciss, Viscount Callan, and Lord Dacre.
Their Lordships then adjourned for some time,
during pleasure.,
About five o'clock, the House resumed, and
very shortly after the attendance of the Peers was
uncommonly ntimerous.
A copy of the Prince Regent's Speech was read
by the Lord Chancellor, for the fuller informa-
tion of the House, and it was subsequently read
at the table by the Reading Clerk.
London, England, 1819-08-23

SHIP NEWS.

Hutt., AUG. 21.—Arrived the Aurora, Guist
WOOD, from Greenland, with 1 fish and 40 butts.;
A letter has been received here, which states the
loss of the following Davis' Straits ships, viz.—
Ocean, SAMUELS, and Equestris, of [lull ; Sisters,
of Kirkcaldy; Majestic, of London ; Raid], Royal
Bounty, and Thomas and Ann, of Leith ; Mary
Ann and Tay, of Dundee. The crews are all
saved. The above news was brought by the Dex-
terity, of Leith, which passed Peterhead on the
17th August, with 3 fish. She also mentions the
additional success of the undermentioned Hul
ships 7 fish ; Eclipse, 4 fish ; and True-.
love, 4 fish.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 21.—Arrived the Kitty;
QUILLER, from 'feneriffe, for Bremen, in six
weeks : off Scilly, spoke the Ox and Elope, from
Hull, for Qlebec, all well-
DEAL, AUG. 22.—Arrived yesterday, the Severs
Brothers, FENWICR, from Prince Edward's Island,
and Thames, WaYNToN, from Trinidad de Cuba,
for Hamburg') ; the former has sailed for the
River.—Came down from the River and sailed,
the Europe. MAITLAND, for Quebec ; Vine,
LIND-
SAY, for Trieste ; London, BROWN, for Prince
Edward's Island ; Vittoria, Qu tNToN, for Naples;
Aiax,ToNGE, for Havannah ; and Charles Forbes,
CHCAT, for Bermuda.—Arrived to-day, the Stet'
transport, from Newfoundland.

The Vengenr, 74, Captain F. L. iNTAITLAND,
C. B. having been fully manned and equipped for
foreign service, was to sail this day from Ports•
mouth for Plymouth, to join the Superb, 74.
The Hyperion, Captain T. SEARLE, will' proi.,eed
in a few days. Sir THomns HARDY hoisted his
broad-pendant on Wednesday, on board the
Superb, at Plymouth. Sir Trtom,,A, we hear,
hat not yet received his final instructions. Cap-
tain THOMM (C 1) it appointed to the
Superb.
London, England, 1819-08-23

SURREY.

WE, the GRAND JURY of the COUNTY
of SURREY, assembled at the Assizes • held at
Croydon, this 12th Day of August, 1319, feel ourselves called
upon, as well by the late GRACIOUS PROCLAMATION of
his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, as by the ex-
cellent CHARGE delivered to us this Day by Mr. Baron
GARROW, not to separate without an EXPLICIT and
PUBLIC AVOWAL of our SENTIMENTS and FEELINGS
on the present DISTURBED STATE of MANY PARTS of
the KINGDOM.

It is with the deepest indignation and disgust that we have
witnessed the endeavours of the Disaffected and Seditious in
different parts of the Kingdom to delude the ignorant and
unwary by the propagation of Doctrines, and the dissemina-
tion of Principles, which, under the specious pretence of re-
forming the sacred Institutions of our Forefathers, can only
tend to undermine the valuable distinctions of Civil Society,
and to introduce that baneful spirit of Revolution, the la-
mentable effects of which in a neighbouring County we have
go lately witnessed.
Sensible of the blessings we derive from the invaluable
Constitution under which we live, our hest endeavours will
ever be exerted to maintain it inviolate, and either in our
public capacity as MAgistrates, or in our private situations
as Inhabitants of the County, we are determined to carry
into execution, and to support those Laws, which, if duly
' enforced, we feel to be fully competent to repress Sedition
and Disaffection, and to bring to condign punishment all
those who, ❑nder any pretence whatever, may endanger, by
their conduct or language, the Public Peace and Security of
the Realm.

THOMAS TURTOri, Foreman,
G. Hohne Sumner, F. Young,
W. J. Denison, Thomas Gaitskell,
Henry Bridges, Kennard Smith,
James Trotter, Matthew Harrison,
Thomas Harrison, John Garratt,
Thomas Lett, jun. John Whitmore,
Ben. Barnard, Thomas Langley,
James Laing, Francis Wight .vich,
George Tritton, D. H. Rucker,
W. Borradaile, - John Dingwall.
Thomas Coles, Thomas Bainbridge.

PUBLICATIONS.

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CONTRACT FOR HAND .3LISTS.

Nary-Office, Aug. 16 , ISI 9 .
HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of HIS ALLIESTY'S NAVY do hereby
Fire Notice, that on Wednesday, the 25th Instant, at One
they will be ready 'to treat with such Persons us
may be willing to Contract for supplying

SOO RIGA or lIED PINE MASTS of 7 Trands.
SOO Do. Do. 6 MIAs.
to be delivered at his Majesty's Yard at Woolwich, by or
before the 15th of September next.
4 Farm of the Tender may be seen at this Office. A',
Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the day of
Treaty, no? any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent /or
/,in:, attends.
London, England, 1819-08-23

One-third part of the whole by the 14th February,)
One-third part more by the 15th April,
And the remaining third part by the 31st May,
and to paid for by Bills, payable without Interest, six,`,..y days
after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Sccre-
tary*s gilFce, at this Office; or by applying to Mc. J. W.Dun-
sterville, Agent for the Victualling at Cork; to the Collectors
of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and
Waterford; and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-General
nt Dublin, respectively.
No Tender for a less quantity than Five Hundred Tierces
of Bert; and Fire Hundred Tierces of Pork, will be admitted,
740 T will regard be had to any Tender in which the Prices
shall not be inserted in Words at length, or !lull shall
not be delivered to the Board bel'ore One a' Clock on the said
Tuesday, the 14th of September nc.tt ; nor unless the Person
who makes the Tender, or some Persthr on hi,:‘ behalf, at-
tends, to answer when called tor.
Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
by two resimnsiole Persons, engaging to become hound with
the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of L. 15 per Cent. on
the amount, for the due peiformance of the Contract.
London, England, 1819-08-23

OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

'' I have the honour to inform your Excellency of the com-
plete victory jast gained by the army under my command,
over the Spanish division under Colonel Arana, composed of
the whole of their forces in this province, and the re6imenk of
La Reyna, whiL.ll came to join them from Cumana
" More than a thousand dead bodies, the whole of their ar-
maments, ammunition, horses, cattle, baggage, colours, mu-
sical instruments, papers, &c. have all fallen into our hands.
" I am still examining the field of battle and consoling the
wounded on both sides. To-morrow I will give to your Ex-
cellency the details of the affair, &c.
(Signed) " SANTIAGO MARINO, General
" Cantaura, June 12, 1819. in Chief.
" To his Excellency the Vice-President of the State."
London, England, 1819-02-12

'fliE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANS —The Tragedy of Othello was
followed last night by an amusing operatical at-
terpiece, entitled High Notions, or a Trip to Ex-
mouth. The plot miles from the unexpected ele-
vation of a Cheesemonger, by-the death of a re-
lative, to t he• title and fortune of Baronetcy. This
sudden advancement fills the poor ignorant roan
with a desire of connecting himself with nobility,
and he declines giving his niece in marriage to any
but a lord. The lady of course has a lover, and a
clever intriguing servant, by whose assistance,
under disguises, the old nian is entrapped into a
consent that she have a plain 'Squire.—The
piece was written and the music composed by Mr.
Paarty,whose musical talents elr c well known to the
public. The acting otMUNDEN, BUsSELL,KNIGHT,
and Mrs.ALsoP gave essential support to the Author,
and when the Farce is shortened, it will, rte doubt
not, confirm the favourable impression which it
made upon a crowded audience last nigh:. The
Servant should not appear twice under the tame
disguises. Mts. BLAND and Miss CUBIT were
encored in their songs, and so were MUNDEN anti
KNIGHT ins a ludicrous Duet.

• CoVENT-GARDEN.--The new. Tragedy of
&wine, or the Statue, was repeated last night
with unabated success. Indifferent as are its
dramatic merits, it affords such a general specimen
of excellence in the acting, that it is likely to ope-,,
rate as a po►verful attraction. •

The new Tragedy forthcoming at Drury-Lane
Theatre is ascribed to Miss Pon rEa, the fair Au-
thor of Thaddeus of Warsaw, The Scottish Chiefs,
and The POstor's Fire-side, and as her Novels
have been so successful, and are eo conducive to
good morals, we hope to find her equally
prosperous in the Dramatic Province. This
Lady, we understand, is the sister of Sir
RocEta KERR PORTER, {lthose talents are .well
known to the. world, who is now on his Asiatic
Travels. The last accounts that we heard of
this CeUtlernan left him about November, at
Bagdat, whence he was to proceed through all the
interesting tracks of ancient Babylon, Chaldett
and Mesopotamia, to Constantinople. The ohm...
vations of such an intelligent Traveller must lie
highly interesting, particularly as lie possesses the
advantage of an accurate and vivid pen6il.,
London, England, 1819-02-12

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 11.

Thy Oaths were administered to the Marquis
'of Bath, the Earl Poulett, and the Earl of
Abingdon._

Mr. Bul!cork presented Accounts from the-
Treasury, which were ordered to lie upon the
table.

Thomas's Divorce Bill was read a first time,
and old( ird to be read a second time to-morrow
fortnight.
The Westminster Hustings Mil was returned
from the House of Commons by Mr. Ilrogden
and other Members, with the Amendment agreed
to.
London, England, 1819-02-12

BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK.

The Gcnetal Furl► ises Committee presented d
Report in relation to the Memorials of the Com-
missioners of the Court of Requests, in the Bo-
rough of Southwark, against the Bailiff of the
Borough (John Prinsep, Esq.), and the ai:swers
of the Bailiff thereto, wl►ich were merely read pro
forma, and the consideration adjourned to the first
Court in March.

The Secondaries presented a Memotial to the
Conti, declining to give any gccount of their fees,
as they were advised th 4 w,re not bound to do
so. A Special Committee was appointed to con-
sider the said Memorial, and to have power to
examine papers, hooks, any) documents.
Not a single word was said on the. Southwark
case, as the discussion is postponed. to 'March,
when .the case will be very lolly entered into. A
printed copy was ordered for the Members of
COurt, and two were to be sent to the Iligh.Bai-
liff (Mr. rrinbep), and to Mr. Farmer, Chairman
of the Court of Requests.

It was referred to a Committee to consider the
propriety abolishing the 'Fable for the Sword-
bearer and other Officers of the Lord Mayor's
llonschol,l, at the Mansion-(louse.

Adjourned at half after five o'clock. The at-
tendance of Members was uncommonly numerous.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, FEE. 11.

COLONEL HAYWARD'S CHARITY.

THE ATTORNEY-GENRRAL V. BULLER.
This ease again came before the Court this day,
on the, application of Mr. HART, that one-fourth
part of ;he fund now in the Court, amounting to
1 1001 might be carried to the separate account of
the Parit,h of St. Nicholas, Rochester ; and that
Mr. Butler, the acting Trustee, might be at liberty
to receive the dividends of the of her three-fourths,
and apply them to the filling up of the vacancies
in the Ch,irii y o.f the Ir''arish of Crediton.
Mr. MARTIN opposed the application, on the
ground that there were three schools founded by
Colonel Hayward, the funds of which were very
small, and consequently they ought to share in the
three-fourths of the property. _ _ _

. . . .
After considerable argument, his Lordship.said,.
he thought the best way would be to transfer the
fourth part of the fund to the Palish of St.
Nicholas, with Jiberty to any person to apply to
the Court for the appropriation of the other three
parts. Formerly, the practice of the Court was
very different to what it .was now ; for originally
it appeared to have been the wish of the Court
to keep Charities in it for ever ; bot Lord Thur-.
low Would not do so, and sent them all ont of it ;
but, said his Lordship, " I Oink they will all
come back into this or some other Court in time."
His Lordship, in conclusion, directed Mr. Hart
to frame such an Order as would not prejudice
any of the parties.
London, England, 1819-02-12

ASSIZE OF BREAD.

The Bread Com,,,ittee, to whnm it was some
time shite referr‘•d to consider whether the doing
away the Assize had been beneficial to the public
01 mhei wist-, delivered in a Report of the inves-
tigation mad, by Thew upon the subject, together
with 11,e ianimation they had obtained ; and con-
chiding, as th,ir opinion, that the public bad
been benefited by the abolition of the Assize, and
that it would not he expedient for the Corpora-
tion to adopt any measui es for its revival, which
was read and ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1819-02-12

SMITHFIELD, FEB. I?.

,Our Market of this day was tolerably well supplied with
prime Beasts, 'and the trade brisk, but i.rices dearer than
on Monday. The show of Sheep was small, and prices
dearer of all kinds of meat, except Pork,, which was rather
cheaper. The business in the Hay Market was lively this
►uurning, and considerable sales %etre made in Hay, which
article tally maintains last Monday's prices ; Clover was brisk
in sale at 6s. per load deareri Straw was in demand, and also
45. per load dearer.—The annexed is a correct statement of
the Numbers and Prices at Market :—.
London, England, 1819-02-12

PR 0 SITI'IYI'ES.

Petitions from the inhabitants of the Wards of
Aidgate, Hisbopsgate, Cheap, Cornhill, Farring-
don Within and Without, and Portsoken, relative
to the prevalence of the vice of prostitution, and
of the necessity of ,some measures bring adopted
for the suppression of• houses of ill tame, wertz
resented and read ; and the Committee appoint-
ed to_ consider former memorials ,upon this sub-
ject do ivered a Report, recommending an appli-
cation to Parliament for an Act. to the foregoing
effect, which, after ,a very long discussion, was
agreed to,- and a Petition accordingly being pre-
pared, was read, adopted, ordered to be signed
by the Town Clerk, and presented in the usual
form, and the City Members were requested to
support the same.
LONDON BRIDGE.

A Petition from several owners of craft navi-
gatiog the river, .coil-merchants, and other per-
sons, in, relation to thy state of London Bridge,
and for an extended water-way, with other matters
connected therewith, arising from a Report pre-
sented some yea rs back, my's preseott d and read, and
after some few observations trout Messrs. Oldham,'
Fuveil, and S. Dixon, referred co the Bridge liou4e

Committee to corBsiler an:) repnrt, powers
to confer with his Aljesty's Ministers thereon if
tleces,aly.
MANSION-HOUSE FRACAS.

Mr. DAviEs then presented a Petition from Mr.
T. N. 'Williams, one of the Attornies of the Lord
Mayor's Court, and also a Member of the Common
Coqncil, in relation to his having purchased his
situation-from the City, to which was attached a
Seat at the Swordhearcr's 'Fable, which he bad
enjoyed for several years, but was now excluded
therehom. Ile prayed the Court to direct him to
he reinstated.—[The circumstances of the case we
fortnetly dttailed at full length.]
Mr. DAVIES moved that the prayer of the Peti-
tion be complied with.
A discussion then took place upon the above
motion, as also upon the expediency of referring,
the question for examination to the Committee
of Ci?y Lands, or of the Petition lying 'Oll the
table till the writs taken out by Mr. ‘Villiants
against the Lord Mayor and his servants should
be tried, as the right in question would in some
measure be then to be proved ; in which Messrs.
J. Dates, Dixon, Williams, Pearson, Oldham,
AI 'erns an Wood, and several other Merit hers, re-
peatedly spoke ; and it was finally determined
that the Petition should he on the table.
London, England, 1819-02-12

SIII? NEWS.

DEAL, FEB. 11.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Ann, BELL, froM Buenos res. Ti.e
HOnourable Company's ship Waterloo still keeps
to sea, although the wind is quite contrary.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 11.—Sailed the Fox and
the Crown (transports) for Deptford.
FALMOUTH; Fee. his Majesty's
ship Spartan from a cruize.

IVEYMOii'II, FEB. 11.—Put in here a Dutch
galliot, hiving cut her cables in West Bay yes-
terday Morning, bound to Bourdeaux. The Cap-
tain refuses to give her name or any frrther par-
ticulars

LIMERICK, Yen. 7.—The Union, of and
from hence for London, that was driven on shore
the 601 ult, has been condemned, as unfit to pro-
ceed On her voyage—cargo all safely landed and
stored.
London, England, 1819-02-12

ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP.

THE 61)0111 effects of Common Snaps are g'e-
rlerally known; to notice a familiar instance, look at
the hands of a woman who has been washing ; their use in-
variably causes smarting, redness, and ultimately wrinkles ;
to remove these evils has hero the object of the Proprietor.
of the AMBROSIAL SOAP, which is prepared by a new
Process, free from all irritating qualities, and composed of
balsamic vegetable ingredients; it removes redness, hard-
ness, and freckles from the skin, prevents it chapping, and
makes it luxuriously soft, white, and even.. Price Is. the
square; and, prepared with Naples' Soap, for shaving, price
pd., I s., and Is. 6d. each.

The following Articles are presUmed to he too geaerally
known to require euiogitun :
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE,
Changes grey or red hair on the head or whiskers to a per•
manent brown or black. Price 55., 10s. 6d., and ii. Is.
ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID,
Restores the hair where it has fallen off •from illness, perspi-
ration, or any of those causes occasioning premature decay ;
it also keeps the Hair in curl during exercise in dancing or
walking, or in damp weather.—see vatious instances of its
success in an Essay on the Hair, enclosed round each bottle.
Price 3s. 6(1. a bottle.

CAUTION..—To avoid Counterfeits, ask for AtkinsOn's
Fluid, &c. as there are several servile imitations.

Sold by the Proprietor, JAMES ATKINSON, Perfumer,
N 0.44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square,' Lcndon ; ' and,' by ap-
pointment, by moil Perfumers and Hair-dressers In tilt:
Kingdom.
London, England, 1819-02-12

FRAUD PREVENTED.

TO counteract the malty attempts that are dairy
made to impose on the• unwary a Spurious Composition
instead of the GENUINE I3L ;C.:KING prepared by DAY M;(1
MARTIN, they hare adopted a new Label, in which their
Signature and Address,

97, High Holborn,
is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that
they trust, an attention to this, and the difference of the
Type, which is unlike all Letter-press, will enable Purchasers
at once to detect the Imposition.
The REAL JAPAN .BLACKING, made and sold whole-
sale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re-
tailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron-
mongers, Perfumers, Boot-makers, &c. in the United King.;
dom, in Bottles at 6d 9d. and Is. 6d. each. •
London, England, 1819-02-12

OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.

Lord CASTLEREAGH presented additional Papers re-
specting, the Indemnities which France was to pay to the Al-
lied Powo on the table.
THE PLAGUE.

Sir J. JACKSON moved that a Select Committee be ap-
pointed to consider the validity of tic doctrine that the Plague
is couta;ions, and to report Ilstircun.

rtfr. WY NNE thought that on a ;medical point, it would be
better to take the opinion of:.the- College of Physicians than
that of the House. '

r. ItOBINSON conceived that there were sufficient Par-
liamentary grounds .for the proposed inquiry. The gnaran-
tine laws, which were both severe and expensive in the r ope-
ration, had been established in consequence of the ancient
Lelia that the plague was of a contagious nature. Now many
discoveries bad been lately -made whiCh threw considerable
doubts on the validity of that doctrine, and it was desirable
that the best authorities should be consulted on the subject.
It had long engaged the attention of that part of his Ma-
jesty's Government to which he more particularly belonged,
and they had-been strongly inclined to think that the ancient
opinion WaS-erroneons They had submitted the question to
the College'of Physicians, who had certainly declared their
conviction that time original opinion was sound, and that no-
thing had since occurred to shake it. When a Committee of
Inquiry on Epidemic Disorders, in London,-had sat last year,
facts, however, had been produced, which had increased the
doubts of Govennuent. He was therefore convinced that
there were strong grounds fur acceding to the present in-
quiry. If it could be ascertained that the plague was epide-
mic, and not contagious, a great service wintld be.rendered to
mankind. He therefore hoped that the House would nut re-
fuce time Conind I tee:

Mr. W YNNE acknowledged the importance of the subject,
but feared that the House was nut qualified for such an
inquiry.

Sir 3. JACKSON said, that one of the main reasons which
had induced him to brine his motion forward, was the state-
ment made before the Committee last year, by Dr. Roberts,
who had been- twenty-four years Physician to St.-Bartholo-
mew's Hospital, and who declared, that during that petiod,
although no less than six hundred-beds were made up every
year, he had not seen one instance in which fever bad 'proved
contagious.
The motion was then agreed to, and the Committee ap-
pointed.
London, England, 1819-02-12

CUSTOMS LIST.

Eniei;eft brwri'rtl.f, Feb. 1 r.—Mary Anne; Daniel, St. Mi-
chael's; Eliza and Jane., Jenkin, do.; Lively, Nlichells, New
Piairitlence ; Sie'rra Leone.
Entri'ol Outwards, Feb. I I.—Duke of York, Anderson,
Jamaica.; Northumberland, Taylor, Halifax ; Foerdenes
Minde, KnitTsden, Elsinore; Clyde, Trundell, Antigua;
Consul, Cleyliorn, Rotterdam.

Cleared OutwarA, Feb. H.—Sarah Christiana,' Younr,,
Curacao; Oporto, Covey, Oporto; Lavinia, Frampton, New
York ; E pedition, Porter, 'reneritre ; Vestal, Hutelumu,
Yueaton ; Tweed Packet, Fleming, Ostend.
London, England, 1819-02-12

COMMON COUNCIL.

The LORD MAYOR held a Common Council yes-
terday, at Guildhall, for general dispatch of pub-
lic business, whiCb was very numerously attended.
The Court agreed to a Resolution, requesting
the Lord Mayor's Chaplain to print his Sermon,
preached at St. La wr'ence Jury, on Plough Sunday.
London, England, 1819-02-12

lIOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SYEA'KER took the Chair at fotir o'clock,
. when the House proceeded. to ballot for Com-
mittees to try the merits of the Leominster and
Evesham Elections.
The SPEAKER then stated, that Lord Folkestone haring
been elected for two Boroughs, bad made his election • fur
New Sarum..
Mr. BLACKBURNE brought in the British Plate Glass
Manufactory Bill.—Read a first time.
Mr. DOMINIC BROWNE presented a pltition from cer-
tain Landholders of the County of Clare against the Irish
Grand Jut y Bill.—Read, and told on the table.
Mr. STUART WORTLEY presented a 'petition from the
Debtors confined in York Castle, against any alteration in
the present.lnsolvent Debtors' Act.—Read, and laid o❑ the
ttble.
Mr. CURWEN, in presenting a Petition from certain Pa-
rishes of the West Riding of the County of York, pray-
ing for an alteration in the Poor Rates, bore testimony to
the great distress of the peoi le in those parts of the cowl-

oinerea to lie
on the lanie, anu Lt.) i)
printed.

LEOMINSTER ELECTION.

At this-time the Clerk of the ,Leomin.ter Election entered
the House, and reported that the following AleieberS bad
been chosen by ballot to try the merits of that ElectiMi
W. Ai Roberts, Esq. the Hon. Calthorpe, R. n.Wilion,
Esq. R. T. Wilmot, Esq, W. Selby Lowndes, Esq. John Mit-
chell, Esq. Sir C. Morgan, Bart. Wilbraham Esq,
William Hickman, Esq. Samuel Walker, Esq. Samuel Scott,
Esq. William Leake, Esq. William Stewart, Esq. Sir J. Mac-
intosh, Williain.Flalmes,E4q;
Mr. MELLISH brought in a Bill to alter and enlarge the
Parish Church of Saint George the Martyr.—Read a first
time.

Mr. P. MOORE obtained leave to bring in a Bill to light
with Gas the Parishes of Saint Martin : saint Paul, Covent-
gararn ; and others in Westminster ; together with that of
Marylebone, in Middlesex ; and Christ Church, in Sultry.
London, England, 1819-11-06

PRICE 6.

THIS DAY AT T
3 per Cent. Red. 6,i-44
3 per Cent. Cons. 67i8i
3} per Cent.
4 per Cents. 834 84i
I per Ct. Navy Ann.... IC3
Bank Long Aan. 17 7-IGlhs i

MAILS.
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1 France-, I Flanders.
Due-1 Holland, 2 Lisbon.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 4( minutes after S. Evening, 10 minutes after 6,

THE SUN.

•OLCM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUSJEAT ?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wednesday last. The following are extracts :
" PARIS, Nov. 3.—Yesterday the Ambassadors
and Foreign Ministers paid their respects to the
King and Royal Family. His Majesty transacted
business with the Marquess Dessolles.
" The Festival of All Saints was celebrated yes-
terday in all the Churches of Paris with great so-
lemnity.

" The King gave a private audience yesterday
to the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris.
" The Pt ince de Talleyrand's arrival was stated
by mistake ; his Excellency is not expected for a
fortnight.

" A report has been circulated, that art epi-
demic malady had manifested itself in the Texel.
By authentic information received from Amster-
dam, we are authorized to contradict this ru-
mour : there are on the coast, as well as at Ams-
terdam, and throughout Nortb Holland, a great
number of cases of fever, which are attributed to
the excessive and unhealthy heats of the last sum-
mer, but they are not of a character either epi.
demic or dangerous.
London, England, 1819-11-06

MANSION-HOUSE.

THR 110B118RY AT NlEsins. LONGMAN'S WARE-
!lOUS:E.—Yesterday, the four prisoners, Brookes,
Broome, Harrison, and Stewart, Iln!erwent a final
examination. After some con,roversy between
the Counsel o.n both sides, Brookes, Broome, and
Harrison, were committed for alai. Stewart was_
dischatged.