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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-14

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHWARX, 111'1111. 12.—Our trade does not in
the smallest degree improve, w•e scarcely hear Of
any one selling a Bag or Pocket, for days to-
gether.

MaNsioN-Housa —The Bridewell and Christ
Church Hospital boys, to the amount of 670,
went in procession yesterday to the Mansion-
House, according to annual custom, and were
permitted to view the Egyptian Hall, with the
ornaments and decorations of the tables, &c. as
fitted up for the grand fete of the preceding
day. Atter which 'they walked with their nurses
and beadles through the grand saloon, where the
Lord Mayor, Recorder, Sheriffs, and several Al-
dermen were seated with the Lady Mayoress
and several other Ladies each of the boys,
as they passed in procession, received (accord-
ing to ancient custom) a shilling or a 'sixpence
from the,Lord Mayor, according-to their respective
merits, with a bun and a glass of wine. Atter
this ceremony the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, &c. went
in state to Christ 'Church, Newgate•street, where
they heard a sermon preached by the Lord Mayor's
Chaplain.

Ilis CATHOLIC MAlcsTy has. conferred the Star
Of the Royal and disti►►gni;hed Order of CIJARLEG
HI. of Spain, on Colonel Sir ROBERT STEELE.
This Officer was honoured with the Cross of the
Order ou the KING'S return in 1814.
London, England, 1819-04-14

SHIP YEWS;

The Dry Harbour Planter, SraoNo, arrived in
the Downs on Monday from Jamaica, bound to
Loudon, spoke on 13th February, otT St. Jago de
Cuba, the brig Ann, from Port-au-Prince to
pavannah ; on the ISth, off Cape Tiburon, St.
Domingo, was boarded and treated politely by the
brig Fiend, under American colours ; she appeared
heavily armed, and lull of men of all colours ; was
informed by the boarding Wirer that she belonged
to Buenos Ayres, and was fitted out at New
Orleans—supposed her to be in search of Spanish
vessels, she being anxion's to obtain information
of them.

DEAL, APRIL 13 —Came down from the River,
the Pilot, OwEN, for Ceylon, Arrived and sailed
for the River, the Emperor Alexander, WLEA,
from Demerara.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 13.—Arrived the Thomas
transport, from London, to take in troops at
Cowes ; Betsey transport, from Malta, with troops,
and is placed under quarantine.

(Front the Coinnzercid

BomtAY, Dsc. 2.—By accounts from Calcutta,
we perceive the Eclipse and Rockingham, Free
Traders from England, arrived at that Port, the
former on the 3d, and the latter on the sth ult.
London, England, 1819-04-14

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE. ROYAL, DFUTRY-LANE.—Jane Shore: Hastings, Mr.
Rae ; Jane Shore, Mts. W. West. After which (Ist time),
Abudab.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—King Henry the,Fourth
(First Part) : Hotspur, Mr. Maeready ; Lady Percy, Miss
Foote; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Yates. After which (2d
time), Fortunatus and. his Sons.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE. 0 CLOCK.

3 per Cent. Red.... 73 72i 731,-
3 per Cent. Cons 761,543 ii
4 per Cents 91i 92
per Cent. Navy Ann 1O

Bank Long Ann. 19 3-16ths
India Bonds, 395. 40s. pr.
Exch. Bills, ad.... is. ills. par
Cons, for May........ 73i 74i

MAILS.
AttgivED-1 Waterford, 1 Guernsey and Jersey.
nuE-1 Guernsey and Jersey, I Hamburgb.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning, 33 minutes after 5. I Evening, 3 minutes after G.
London, England, 1819-04-14

[Morning Post.)

We have to state, front high authority, that the
paragraph front Vienna in the last Hamburgh
Aleil, relative to Prince Leopold, is in it very ma-
terial respect erroneous. It is true th,t 1?Is High-
ness ha, purchased a house in the neighbourhood
or that city for the sum of NHL steriing, but not
for his own residence, as his Highness certainly
returns to England in the course Of next month.
tie will reside at Claremont during the summer,
a d dt r‘larlhorougli-house, Pull-Mali, in the win-
ter. The house which his Highness has pur-
chased at Vienna is not at any season intended for
himself, but for his brother,. to whom he has
matte a present of it. We are further assured,
that his Highness means to' transfer some por-
tion of his income to his sister, the Duchess of
he r, 'rho' is now on her way to England with
fear Royid Consort.
London, England, 1819-04-14

From the LONDON GAZETTE of April 13

[Thi; Gazette announces the appointment of
FRANCIS MARTIN, ESC]. to the office of Windsor
ileralu, vacant by the death of F. TowNsENn,
Esti ; anti that of W. WOODS, Esq. io the office
of Biis' Mantle Pursuivadt ().1: Arms, vice F.
MARTIN, 'promoted to the office of Windsor
Herald],

Conimjssions signed by the Vice Lieutenant and Deputy
Lieutenant of the County of Huntingdon..—George Lord
Sttathaven to be Deputy Lieutenant ; the H in. Francis
Henry Needham to be ditto; John-Linton, .-Esq. to be ditto;
Jamesiforl‘ington, Esq. to be ditto; William Augustus
Montagu, Esq. -to lie ditto Thomas Wright Vaughan, Esq.
to be ditto; Henry Peter Standley, Esq. to be ditto; David
Rowley, Esq. to be ditto.
Commissions in the Royal Sherwood Foresters, or Notting-
hamshire Regiment of Militia.—Henry Coape, to be Co-
lonel; John Gilbert Cooper, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel;
Moser Poclilington. Esq. to be Major.
Conimissiuns in the Derbyshire Regiment of Yeomanry Ca-
calrc.—Major Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart., to. be Lieutenant
Commandapt. vie(' Sir Henry C[ewe; deceased ;
Legh Clowes, Esq. to he Major.
London, England, 1819-04-14

THE THEATItES.

DRURY-LANE.The Tragedy of fane onare, Irl
which the melancholy heroine of the piece vas
ably performed by Mts. Wks.k, was succeeded last
night by a new Dramatic Romance, entitled
Abudalt; or, The Talisman of Oromanes —This
Romance is derived from The Tales of the
and of course admits of wonders in the
table and splendour in the scenery.-,-Some
of the chief of the Performers are employed
in the support of it, and the Manager has brought
it forward in a style of Oriental magnificence
which rendered it highly acceptable to the au-
dience last night, and which is likely to render it
generally attractive.

COVENT-GARDEN.—The First part of Henry the
Fourth was represented last night at this Tht-at re
before a numerous audience. 'Me. MACIZEADr,
for the first time, appeared in the character of
Hotspur, but it did nor seem to be sip well
suited to his peculiar talents as the characters
whieh he hod previously performed. Impetuo-
sity, utiltis it is allied to trrtifice and sa-
vuge ferocity, is nor the quality fitted to draw
forth the talents of this Perim mer, and we were
sorry to see an Actor of so much ability con.
descend to imitate the familiar , style of
Mr. LEAN, which is now nearly worn-out, aoa
consequently loses, its effect. The first speeen
of Hotspur to the King displayed too much of
this ludicrous ease, and indeed was devoid of the
dignified character winch the Author certainly in-
tended, though he has disfigured it by a pi-,
tiful rto. Flowerer, Mr. MACHEAbr Certitina
ly did not come " tardily of," though we
could not discover any signs of origtnal excel-
lence.—Mr.YArEs, a young man, and a favourite
in Edinburgh, assumed the part of Falstaff in a
manner at least calculated to please a mixed au•
dicnce, if Dot to satisfy the nicer Critic. He
played the part popularly, and therefore ttiill
probably resume it with success; but altogether
it excited no idea of a profl4F,ate who had
once been on the level with the best society.—
He was altogether too rough, we might indeed
say coarse. He laughed too much, and without
provocation, nay, in sonic passages where a laugh
was quite improper. He addressed himself also
too inch to the audience, with winks and nods, as
if some of his loose companions were among theM.
But as the jokes of Falst(yr have been rendered stir
familiar by the frequent performance of the part,
they may be expected to lose their effect, and much
allowance ought to be made fora young Pet former,
who can hardly be supposed to have digested the
character in all its bearings, and who had to
struggle through wit and humour so hackneyed.
lie was very swell received anu very much ait4
plauded. . .
London, England, 1819-04-14

[Morning Herald ]

Ins Royal Highness the Prince Regent, we are
happy ro.srate, is much better from his late attack
or the gout ; his Royal Highne>s, yesterday, took
an airing in 4is carriage, and will leave town,
this day-, for the Pavilion at Brighton. The air
of Brighton agrees so 'well with his Royal High-
ness, that he considers it more beneficial towards
a speedy recovery. His Royal Highness does nor
inten►l to remain more thin ten days at tire Pa-
vilion, on the present occasion.
London, England, 1819-06-26

THE CHANCELLOR'S THREE PRIZES.

English Ewzy—" The characteristic Differences of Greek
and Latin Poetry"—hy Samuel Rickards, B. A. Fellow of
Oriel College.
Latin Essay—" Qnmnani•fuerint prmcipue in Causs, quod
Roma tlo Carthagine triumphavit ?7—by Ale:.ande.r Mac-
donnell, B. A. Student of Chi ist Church.
Latin l'erses—" Syracusm".—lty th'e Hon. Edward Geoffrey
Smith Stanley, Gentleman Cou‘moner of Christ Church.

SIR ROGER NEV DIGATE'S PRIZE

. . .
English Verse—" The Iphigeuia of Tituacithes"—by Henry
Julia Urquhart, Fellow of Ntw College.
There were' Choral Concerts in the Music-
-

Room on the evenings of Tuesday and \V dues

day ; and to the meritorious, exertions of our
own home Performers were superadded the bril•
liant attractions resulting from the vocal po-Wers
of Miss Stephens, Mrs. Dickons, and Messrs.
Vaughan and Bellamy.—These admired Singers
exerted themselves to the utmost, and were de-.
servedly honoured both nights with the unani-
mous and hearty applause of a Room that was
crowded to its suihmit.

On Monday last the following Degrees were
conferred :

MASTERS OF ARTS.

The Right Rev. William Skinner, of Wadham College, and
Bishop of Aberdeen, in Scotland.
The Rev. George Furlong Wise, of Exeter College, Graad
Compounder.

_
BACHLLORS OF ARTS.
Jobn Swire of University College, Grand Compounder.
Robett Watt, of Exeter Cullego.

[PitTCT' SE\TENPENCF

Y sterday the f(Alciwilig Degrees 2/vac con.
fesred
London, England, 1819-06-26

'BACHELCrEtS OF DIVINITY

Rev. William Asmead Pinen, of Worces!er College.
Rev. John Lightfoot. Fellow of NleOcin College.
Rev. Charles Rose, Feliow of Lincoln Colic ge.
Rev. Edward- Gardweil, Feliu‘s: of Brasenost College.

SACFff LOlO,-OF *.sIRDICINP.
Sherlock Willis, of NlatolAirn Ccllesr, %Air') a Licence to
Practice. . .

bIASTRRs OF APTS

The Right Hon. George John Earl lie La Warr; of Erase-
nose College, Grand Compounder. . '
Henry Bosanquet, Esq. of Corps Colitgeo ,Grand
Compounder.
Rev. William Gilbee, of Worcester-Co:lege.
John Campbell fisher, of Coren: Christi College.
Rev. William Wills, of Wadham College.
Rev. John East,
Rev. John Worra]l Grove, of St. Edmund Hail.
Rev. William Henry Havergal,
Rev. Joseph Cross, of-Magdalen Hall.
Richard Palmer, Student of Christ Churcb.
Rev. John Blackmore Fellow}
of Exeter
"I,ege-
Rer..John West,
Rev. William Moore, Scholar of Pembroke College.
Thomas Halt Plumer, Esq. of Balioi College.

OF ARTS.
• Thomas PentudducLe Michell, of Merton College.
Edward Woodyatt, of Brasenose.,Coll4e..
George Chard, of Trinity College.
George Hawker, of Exeter College.
PuEA.ckieas AT ST.-MAKY's.—Rev. Mr. Ashley, of Brase•
nose, on Sunday morning; Rec. Mr. Spiy, of Orlel, in the
afternoon ; Rev. Mr. Bardgett, of Merton, St. Peter's Day.

CAIVIBTUDGE, JUNK 25.—The anonal prizes of
Fifteen wiitieas each, given by tne Representatives
in Parliament-cif this Un;versity, to two Senior
and- two • Middle Bachelors of Arts, who shall.
compose the best dissertations in Latin prue, were
yesterday adjudged as follows :
London, England, 1819-06-26

HOURS OF BUSINESS.

The CHANCELLOR ot the EXCHEQUER ploved,
that the House, at its rising, do ad.routo to next
Monday ; and took this opportunity of sugizesting,
on account ot the quantity ot business which re-
mained nn performed, the propriety that Gentle-
men should consent to meet et Three o'clock in-
stead of FOur.
The SPEAKER submitted whether it womlil not
be more convenient to meet at Two o'clock on
Monday, as witnesses were to be examined on
account of the Grampound Election.
After some desultory cooversation between Mr.
Wynne, Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. Gre otell, Mr.
Bennet, and Sir U. Burrell, the motion was
agreed to, and it was understood that the House
would meet at Two o'clock on Monday, and at
Three every other day.
London, England, 1819-06-26

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GENERAL- POST' OFACE, AINE 23, 1819.
LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Ids
MAJESTY'S TREASURY having directed that Per-

'!0:13 should be invited to deliver. in PLANS and ELEVA-
1110NS for the PROPOSED ERECTION of the NEW POST
E
Notice is hereby given, That such Plans and Elevations
/!ill be received by the Postmaster-General, at their Office
Loo hard-street ; and such Architects as are desirous of
f.urtning and delivering Designs for the abov e purpose, may
lare-access to the Calculations and. Plans now in this Office.
4.300. will be given as a premium for the best Plan and
:-leration which shall be furnished—ken°. for the second
Est; and £lO9. fur the third best. The Plans are to be
livered in, on or before the Ist September next.
By command of the Postmaster General,
F. FREELING, Secretary.

Xt4 TIOYA.I.-FXrHANOF, ASSVRANCE OFFICE,
-al3lished by Royal Charter' in the Reign of King George
the First.
pinne !QM.
LitsoNs, whose annual Premiums fail due
Zrr on the -24th instant, are hereby informed, that Rec.eip
the ready to he deliverd at. the CoMpativ's Otlices, over
Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their3e-
ture4 e Agents. in the several Counties;- and the Parties as-
ties requested to apply for the Renewal of their Poll-
' tee.al-11 .r before the 9th of obey
next, as the usual Ft&
iiev ''.Vs'allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po-
then expire.
Attendance ,s given, daily, at the said, Office, for
{niflstirauce6f*Thiiiding,,, Goods, Merchandiie,.and Ships,
btitg a in Doc k, or while Building, from Loss or Dit
Fire • and also for the Assurance of, itid granting
uiti„
N. „ 0 , es.
Ptre Policies will be issued free of Expellee to the As-
1N,c13, Where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. ur
London, England, 1819-06-26

BANK ADVANCES.

The Bank Advances Bill ►vas read a third time
and passed, atter a few observations from Mr.
GEBNVELL, expressing his approbatioo of the
measure, and his respect for the Directors of the
Bank of England, towards whOm he bad never felt
any personal hostility, however his public duty
might have compelled him to discuss the conduct
and profits of the Bank.
The Cotton Factories' Bill went through a
Committea.—Report on Monday.
The Pembroke Dock, Market, and Bankrupt
Acts Amendment Bills, were read a third time and
passed.
The Report of the Bankrupt Regulation Bill
was tl►en tiiken int(, further •consideration.
After a tew voids from Mr. TENNISON, Mr. J.
SMITH, and Mr. I,VROTTIISLEV, .the Amendments
were ageeed to, and the BM ordered for a third
reading ou Monday.
Lord CRAN,BOURN postponed his motion to
alter the Game Laws till next Session.

Mr. C tc t (of Norfolk) preserved several Peti-
tions fr in v.rions places and hundreds in the
County ,t Norfolk, some in favour of Pot liAmto-
ary Rebno, (tad others agaiust the. ;tit& Tax

and the lotrortiCon Foreign Corn. Laid on
the tilble, and ordered to he printed.
LOrd EBBIN GToS; presnted a i'efition From the
Sire Qn,triles in the Cowl!), of Devon,
pr,,,y' log, fur an Hltettion in the duties on bldtcs.
—Lai . on the table.
London, England, 1819-06-26

LONDO' SOLIlt"?:A LS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

titforning Chrenzicle.)
Letters from Saint Helena, dated the 2911) of
March, state, that- Buonaparte was in a, very pre-
carions state of health, and thlit the moment any
vessel, either merchantman or man of war arrived,
a most rigid scrutiny was made for newspapers,
especialy for The Morning Chrbnicle. The Officers
examined upon their honour what Newspapers
they liar! in their posseSsion, which were ordered
to be delivered forthwith to the Governor.

*** Vre have seldom met with a more inge-
nious instance of thy puff oblique than the fore-
going paragraph, if, indeed, it may not be thought
to border too much upon the puff' direct.--,-En.

(-Morning Post
The glorious and ever-mentor-4)/e triumph of
Waterloo was celebrated'with the utmost enthu-
siasm at Brussels on the 1841), when the Patriotic
Societies went in plocession to the field of
battle, in order to demonstrate their gratitude
to the memory of those warriors hy whom the
unparalleled victory was achieved, The morn-
ing was ushered in with the ringing of bells;
Tc Dow was performed in the Cathedral the
Aa•horities, bo,li civil and military, were present
at the solemnity; and in the evenng there was a
generpl illumination. We should be glad if some
such ceremonies were annually ohset veil in this
country, to whose genius and heroism the world
is mainly indebted for that splendid and wipa-
tandem! achievement. We li.eve those patriotic
times to the shades of d<-pitted heroQs , ti,cy keep
keep alive a glowing fire within our bosoms, a
sacred enthusiasm, which help to nerve the sol-.
diet's arm, and anima re the Staiesman's.zeal, in
those trying moments of a nation's fate, when the
flame of liberty is fanned by the bread, of tame,
and the memory of past deeds kindles an emula-
tion, which in honest breasts aspires to true glory
in a just and virtuous cause.
London, England, 1819-06-26

I3ARNSTAPLE.

Coitus,' were called in, rnd the Honse proceed-
ed in the examination of evidence with reference
to the Barnstaple Bribery Bill.
The House continued to examine witnesses till
eleve,), when, on the motion of the Earl of Car-
nars'ou, further proceeding's were postponed till
Wednesday, and other witnesses were ordered to
attend then.—Adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1819-06-26

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

W,ATNED in a Ladies' Sethinary of respect a- 1
bility in the Country, an '.APPII,ENTICIE for Three,
or Fire Years. The Younz, Lady will -be treated wifli atten-
tion and Madness, and the greatest care paid to her Health,'
Morals, and Iniprovtoient. The Premium. required will be
in proportion to what the Pupil is to Warn, and whether she
is to receive the Institution of the Masters.—Letters only
'(post-paid) will be received. for C. M. at Mr. Barkley's,
No. 68, High Holborn.

BURGES'S NEW SAUCE. .
PHE high enCumitims bestowed by the Nobi-
lity and Gentry upon the above NEW SAUCE, induces
the Proprietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to ofte•r
to the Public at large a,Caution against imitations, by men-
tioning none can he relied upon as Genuine without each
bottle being sealed under their Firm and Address, and also
each Label having their Signature. •

The utility and. convenience of this Sauce, being adapted
for all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, and its in-
crease of circulation bids fair to equal their much and long
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES ; they respectfully so-
licit a trial from those who have not used it, being confident
it will give satisfattion to the ni^est palate.
Warehouse, No: 107 (corner •of the. Savoy-steps),
STRAND, London.
London, England, 1819-06-19

Lientenant A. Wright, of the Royal Horse Attillery, by
the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant Strangways, of the Royal Horse Artillery, by
the Lord in Waiting.
Lieut. Adolphus MofFat Bayard, of the King's Hussars, on
his promotion and appointment to the Regiment.
Lieut.-General Champagne, on his appointment to the
Command of the 17th Regiment.
Captain Goldrisk, of the 22d Light Dragoons, by Lord
R. E. H. Somerset.
Lady Augusta Milbank, on her marriage, by Lady Caro-
line Powell.

Miss Catherine Lowther, by the Countess of Mexborough.
Lord Waliscourt, on coining of age,,hy Mr. Frere.
Mr. George John Watson, on his return from the Conti-
nent.

Miss Sinclair and Miss Margaret Sinclair, by the Countess
Dowager of Clonme

Mrs. Bladen Capel, on her marriage and return from
abroad, by Mrs. John Villiers.
Mrs. flea, and Miss Hurt Reading, by Lady Darell.
The Misses Chaplin, by Mrs. Chaplin.
Mrs. Stuart, on her return from the Continent.

. _
!qrs. Gall, on her return from abroad, by Lady Darell.
Lieut. Colonel Kenai), upon his marriage, and upon being
appointed a Companion of the Bath, by Lord.Wni. Bentinek.
Sir John Barker, on his marriage, by the Earl of Mount
Cashel.
Lady Tierney, by the Countess Dowag,er.of Clonmelh
Lady Liudsay, on her marriage, by the Countess of Hard-

Lady Palk, by the Lord in Waiting.
The Hon. Miss Thelluson, by Mr. Thos. Poyntz.
Major-General Widdrington, on his return from Canada.
Miss Fitzgerald, by the Countess of Mulgrare, on her
marriage.
Mrs. Farquhar, on her return to England, by Lady W.
Bentinck.
Mrs. D. Morier, by Lady Radstock.
Miss Calvert, by Lady Gordon.
Miss Erskine, by her mother, the lion. Mrs. Erskine.
Miss Rycroft, by the Hon. Mrs. Pelham.
Miss Roberts, by Mrs. C. Smith.
Lady F. Somerset, on her marriage, by the Duchess of
Beaufort.

Hon. Mrs. Pakenbam, on her marriage.
Hon. Mrs. S. Bowles, on her return Irons the Continent.
Hon. Georgiana Needham, by the Dowager Lady Brown-
low.

Countess Brownlow, on her marriage, by the Dowager
Lady Browulow.
Miss A. Bushby, by her mother.
Lady Trollope, by the Duchess Dowager of Rutland.
Miss M 'Mitchell, by Mrs. Mitchell.
Miss Emma Knox, by her mother, Lady Campbell.
Lady John Thynne, on being appointed Lady of the Bed-,
chamber to bet Royal Highness Princess Sophia.
Miss Eliz. Fludyer, and Miss Katharine Fludyer, by their
mother, Lady Mary.Fludyer.
Miss Lechtnere, by the Lord in Waiting.
Miss Fanny Lechmere, by the Lord -in Waiting:
Mr. C. Cazenove, on his return from abroad.
Mrs. Sinclair, on her marriage, by the Dowager Marchioness
of Lansdowne.
Mrs. Baker, by Viscountess Barrington. •
The Countess of Nortnanton, on her marriage.
Miss Price, by Viscountess Barrington.
The Hon. W. Gagc, by Viscount Gage.
Mr. Chaw•orth, by the Lord in Waiting. , • -
The Right Hon. Henry Pierrepoint, on his marriage.
Sir W. C. de Crespigny, on coming to his title.
Mr. Thornton, his Majesty's Minister at the Court of his
Most Faithful Majesty.
Dr. Davis, Physician Accoucheur to her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Kent.
London, England, 1819-06-19

BARNSTAPLE.

Marquess at LANsnowNe moved the se-
equd reading of the Barn!taple Witnesses' Jo-
demnity Bill, which stage having been gene
thro,,ol, his Lordship observed tpon the neces-
sity Of passing this Bill expeditiously, in order
that the Barnstaple Bribery Bill might be got•
through before the eeld of the session ; and then
moved, pursuant to notice, to suspend the Stand-
in Orders—which being agreed to, the Bill passed
through a Committee with some Amendments,
was reported, and having bc.en engrossed, it was
subsequently, read a third time and passed.
London, England, 1819-06-19

THE REGENT'S DRA«'ING•RVUM.

[FIJIITki ER PARTICULARS.]

The Presentations to the PRINca REGENT took
place conformably to precedent. The Ladies were
presented to his Royal Highness exactly after the
manner of King GEoaGg 11.—Among the Pre-
London, England, 1819-06-19

THEATRICAL REGISTER. •
Performed Last Night.
Tit ENTRE EOTAL, COVENT-GA Fun:N.—Guy Mantiering: Henry
Bertram,' Mr. Duruset ; Lucy .Bertram, Miss Stephens.
After which, Where shall I Dine? To which was added,
Blue Beard.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET, Danny-LANE COMPANY.—
King Richard the Third : Duke of Gloucester, Mr. Kean.;
Lady Anne, Miss Boyce. After which, Two Strings 'to
your Bow. '
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-FIGUSE,—The DUeßtla
Don Carlos, Mr. Pearnian Clara, Miss Kelly. After which,
The Quadrille.

PRICE 0

STOCKS

THIS DAY AT T'
3 per Cent. Red 68if
if per Cent 76ii
4 per Cents 86f f
Bank L. Ann.l7 15-16 18 1-16

et ve o'cLoCK.

India Bonds..-...... 25. 3s. di..
Ex. Bills, 2d,.. Is 25. dis. par.
Oninium .. . 6 i
Con. for July omit

MAILS.
Altittvau-1 Dublin, I Waterford, 1 Guernsey and Jersey;
1 Hatuburgb.
DUE-1 Malta, l France.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TONORROW.
Morning, 2s minutes after 12. I Evening, 58 minutes after IL
London, England, 1819-06-19

BANK CASH PAYMENTS.

The Earl moved the second read-
ng of the,. Bank Ca•h Payments' Bill, ohservin,

that it WEIS understood the debaie was to take
pinee on the question ,for the commitment. •
The Marquess of LANsnowN agreed that such.
was the understanding, in order to suit the con-
venience of seeeial Noble Lords, and that, of
course, a Bill of this great importance must be-
come a-subject of their Lordships' serious discus-
sion.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE was anxious to hear.
from the Noble Earl (Liverpool) some explana-
tion as to the means by which the making silver a
legal tender only to the amount of 401. could pre,
vent the effect derivable from the great difference
in the value of silver under the Mint regulations,
as compared with geld, or how the principle of
the 1311.1 could be rendered operative, when a pre-
Mium of 10 pry. cent. was in effect given for the
coining of counterfeit silver coin.
The Bill was read a second time, and com-
mitted for Monday.
London, England, 1819-06-19

MAIIIIII ED.

Lately, at Edinburgh, Mr. Robert Grant, of the royal navy,
to Miss Dorothy Brown, only daughter of Mr. J. Brown,
Leith.
Lately, john Curry, of Carrickmacross, County of Monag-
han, Esq. to Miss Mary Debou, of Essex-street.
Lately, Mr..l. Stevens, chair-mal;er, of High Wycombe, to
Miss Smith,of the sa.n►e place.
Lately, at the. Abbey Carlisle, Henry Arcldeby, aged 75,.t0
Miss Mary Lee, a blimming. damsel of 27. They q'ere butt'
pauper* in Holm Cult rain ►t•orl house.
London, England, 1819-06-19

MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the IGth lost. at Boynton, Charles Winn,
Esq. of Nost:►ll Priory, to Prisci'la, voungest daughter of
Sir William Strickland, B;u•t. of Boviiinn, all in Yorkshire.
• On -Thursday, at St. George's Chinch, lianover•square,
F. P. Robinson, Esq. only son of his Excellency Sir F. P.
Robinson, li C.D. to Miss Harriet F. E. Meares, eldest
daughter Of the late J.-Meares, Esq. of Eastenton, in the
County of I'e►nbroi;e.
Lit the 15th inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square, James
Le,ter, -Esq. to Miss Febon.

DIED.

On the 9th instant, at Sidmonth, aged 21, Mrs. C. Pas.
ley, wile of Major C. Pasley, of Gloucester-place, Portman.

square.
On the 15th instant, at Colebrook-terrace, Islington, Mr.
John Gardner.
At Toulouse, in France, on the 4th inst. George White,
Esq. son of Luke White, Esq. M.P.

PROVINCIAL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS

DIRT/Is.

Lately, at Erracht, Scotland, the Lady of Lieutenant-Co-
lonel Cameron C.B. Kt. St. A. of a son and heir.
Lately, at Buttevaut Castle, Ireland, the seat of her bro-
ther, George Shaw, Esq. the Lady of Sir James C. Ander-
son, Bart. of a daughter.
In Temple atreet, Dublin, the Lady of George Maunsell,
Esq. of a daughter.
London, England, 1819-06-19

Just published, Price es. (id.

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London, England, 1819-06-19

LOAN BILL.

The Earl of Ltratteoot. moved the second read-
ing of the Loau Bill. His Lordship observed,
that the terms and conditions of the Loan being
generally known, it was unnecessary for him to
enter into them ; fie should, therefore, confine
himself to stating, that he expected this would he
the last Loan that would he required during' t)te
continuance of peace, notwithstanding about
5,000,0001. would be wanted next year, to make
good the payments to the Bank, which, it was
the opinion of their Lordships and the other
House,, ought to be liquidated.--He said this
with the greater satisfaction, because he conceiv-
ed that a system of loans tended to excite and en-
courage,a spirit of gambling; that was extremely
injurious to the regular pursuits of commerce.

The Bill was read a second, time, anal the com-
mitment negatived. The Standing Orders were
then suspended, on his Lordship's motion, pur-.
snailt to notice, and ~the Bill was read a third
time and passed.
London, England, 1819-06-19

MOUNT .ETNA WINES.

MR. RICHARD RIDGWAY has the honour
to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry of the United
Kingdom, that in the month of May, 1318. he sL,eked his
Cellars with a variety of the cboiceit Old rE.VNA
which he can recommend with increased confidence to the
attention of Connoisseurs. The Soil and Climate of Mount
:Etna, it is well known, present superior advantages for the
Cultiration of the Vine; and the Public are 'respectfully in-
Amsted, that-the ./Etna Wines ivhittli'Mr. Ridgway offers to
their notice, ire produced under the suptrintendance of a
respectable English Firm, established for the piirpo.e of
britiging then+ L.. perfetition; he therefore presumes to hope,
that, nithongh lower in priemitlterivill he found, on an iai -
partial investigittion, equal in qtutlity to the best Wines now
in genetal use. Gentlemen.' wishineto taste, may hare an
opportunity by calling at, Mr. R.'s, Conoting-houie, 16,
Osarlealtreet, St. Jainrs's!Stpiare; or at his Cellars, Charles-
court, Strand, near Charing-cross, London.

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liberty.

44 NASSAU, Ago. 14.—Willi respect to the arrests
which are.said to have taken place, On account of

the alleged conspiracy, it is surptising that we
must bear so much neWs about our owl) neighour.
hood from foreign parts, tvhile people on the
spot know nothing of all those ',yews. "The mea-
sures adopted mast be certainly ex, cured with
great secrecy, since in the Collir IV it IF nothing
is heard either of the terror w',ich is said to per-
vade it, or of the persons of al; cl.tsses with whom
the prisons are filled. As far as is known at. Wk.
haden, only three persons have been arrested, and
the Magistrates are said to be diligently engaged
in their examination.

4`DARNISTADT, AUG. 15.—0 n the 12th of this
month, scenrs similar to those at Warzborg,
Frankfort,-&:". took place here : a considerable
number of persons assembled in two strees, where

many Jews live, and broke the, windows with.
stones. Alter midnight ail was quiet. The next
evening, as those scenes were going to be renew.
eri:numerous parties of toot anti parse paraded
the streets,- and with some difficulty preserved

peace.

Yesterd 3y, by a wise measure of the Go•

vertiment, the care of preserving order was en,

'trusted entirely to the lAndtvehr, and the excesses
abated.—The Police at the same time published a

suitable proclamation, •
" CARLSEIUHR, AUG. 17.—We expect onr Mi-
nister, 13,tropt Barstedt, in a few days, troin Carlsl.
bad. 'lime greater p•.rt of. the Ministers who have
been for a shorl time at Carlsbad have already
left thEtt place."
London, England, 1819-08-27

CHELTENHAM RACES.

•
IVEDNIZSDAT, AUGUST 25.-(FIRST DAY).
• Our Races have commenced, and the gay and fashionahie
concourse of visitors that has for some time given to our pro-
menades the lively and cheerful aPpearance of a general boil-
day, surpasses our warmest anticipation. Upon the Race
Course this day there appeared many of the first characters of
the country in point of rank and fortune.

The Ladies' Plate of Seventy Guineas.
Lord Rons's Lewis . -
Mr. Charlton's Pomona. - - -
The heat was well contested.

The Gloucestershire Stakes of 25gs each, with 100 gs added

Two miles.

Mr. Calley's Champigniou
Mr. Bodenhato's Spectre
Mr. Bartley's S'winden
Eight started, but the following fire were not placed, viz
Sovereign, David, brother to Aquilo, The Flyer, and King o
Diamonds. David took the lead for a mile and three-quar-
ters ; Sovereign and Spectre then came op, and were first till
nearly the end,. when Champigoion darted forward and.won
by }Jag a neck. The winner was rode by Cliff.

The Berkeley Hoot StAces of logs each.
Colonel Barrington's b. g. .Ingle Peeper, G yrs
Mr. Cranford's Dictator, 6 yrs
Mr. Wingate's Joh Thorobetry, 4 yrs
The two heats were excellent.

ffi 1 1
I 2 dr
3 3 dr

We are happy to observe, that the spirited Stewards, Lord
ROS*III,IIC and Colonrißerheley, preside at the Race Ordinaries,.
which, we are assured, wi:l he warmly supported. Their li-
beral conduct entitles them to that mark of attention ; and
we feel confident, that the festivities which they sanction
will bring together a numerous assemblage of the waiting
world, and of the visitors and inhabitants of Cheltenham ge-
nerally,
P. S. Two carriages 4nd a barouche were averset ; the lat-
tr dashed 'to pieces.
London, England, 1819-08-27

HATTON-GARDEN.

Sui;Plcious Mut:DEß.—Yesterday Win. Haw-
kins, a yonug matt, about nineteen years of age,
of mild and prepossessiog appearance, a plaisteier
by :rade, was brought up for re-examination,
citar;:e,l 0-I suspicion of having murdered a young
,if eighteen years' of age, named Swan
Collington, with whom I,- kept company, whose
found in the New River, on Tues-
day g, the 17th instant, having marks of
vi,l,t,ce on it. fir deceased and rite prisoner
belt g known to he t‘,,,ze; het t!'e whole of Sunday
riJ! , being also seen togetl:er as late as 12 o'clock
s; reef, and no timings havii.g been after-
war 's heard of her, kip:ly took place, and it
sseerrained that the body of a young woman
was .oond drowned in the New River, the clothes
she wore ...core, or; inspection, identified to be
those of the deceased,snspicion fell on the prisoner,
fon' the eireinnstaoce being in her company
the hole of sol d nie,ht; walking the streets,
v bent:: heaid Trarrtiling, the prisoner being
swear be would be revenged of, !ter
boore morning, \ and his being jealous of her
Reepin_ Eompaov.xvi!dr a sailor, by whom it was
she was pre!..!nant., constapience of
tht-s.e ctucoalsteitCCB of suspicion, the prisoner was
teli,o into eustto!y, and the white linen apron
whlch the deceastd wore when last she was seen-
in his ectpani,r was found in his possession, hav-
ing stains 01 O;00,1 on it. It appeared, however,
that their- was no reason to lix any charge upon
the p! is-uer, and he was discharged.
London, England, 1819-08-27

BO W-STREET.

Yesterday the Marquess of Abercorn's, and sc-
wral othcr drivers of hay-carts, were convicted
fir nl<<ci g the carts and horses in the Haymarket
longer ti,o;ri is allowed by Act of Parliament.
CASE EXTRAoItDINARY.—Mr. Duncan Campbell
lately appealed before Mr. 13tatila, and stated that
lie kheu to lav information agai,,st a Gentl.-man
for ttavo•llirt.g on the Lord's Day. The Magistrate
it died him inlay his intwmation in writing. lie
replied lie found some difficulty in doing that, as
he was the person,_and he confessed that he load
committed an ()fit nce under the Act of Parba-
t:leo,. he riding in a boat on the River Themes,
anit hrnled at Greenwich. This no►•el conduct
eppeared I"..ryieyiraorOinary to Mr. BIRNiE, the.
Magistrate. Lord Montfort, and several Gentle-
men who were present. The Magistrate asked
NI- Duncan Campbell if he was serious in what
l►e had stated, Mr. Duncan Campbell rejslied be
certainly was, and ished to plead guilty to the
offence he hold .committed.

The Magistrate then said he considered himself
bound to receive his confesion, and accordingly
convic►ed burn in the penalty of 5s and Is. as the
ofiir•e conviction fee. Mr. Duncan Campbell then
very readily paid the 6s. A gr;estion then arose
bow the penalty was to be disposed of, and it
was ..cer rained that it waR to go to the poor of
the parish where the offence was committed,
which proved to be the parish Of Greenwich.--'
Another difficulty arose how such a trilling sum
as ss. could be conveyed to the park!) officers at
Gre. r,wich 1% Mr. Campbell said he would take
io Greenwich himself:

The M,gistuite obj,Cted to this proposition, as
aHo,t would r, nd;fr the proceed:ng ludicrous.
F. was at length arranged by a Gentleman who
an aceonnt with the Clerk to the Parish
Offir;:is at Gteenwich, to settle the ss. in his ba-
lance, end a receipt was actually drawn for ss. to
the iiccount of the poor of the parish of Green-
wich.
London, England, 1819-08-27

CORK COUNTY ASSIZES, AvG. 20.

At 10 o'clock the LOUD CHIRP BARON came
into Court, when a number of prisoners were put
upon their respective trials. The following ccn-
victions took Place :
Timothy Corcoran for killing a sheep, and tak-
ing away the skin and fat:--The CHIEF BARON
said, if the Jury brought in a verdict of guilty
against the prisoner, he would be:under the ne-
cessi►y of passing sentence of death upon him, as
Ihe Legislature made this a more heinous offence
than the mere stealing a cheep ; tf►e prisoner was
found guilty.—William Driscoll, sheep-stealing.—
Richard Bernard, mansla ti;.:11 ter.
London, England, 1819-08-27

NEWFOUNDLAND.

The following additional particulars of the late
fire at Newfoondland are extracted from a letter
addi'essed to Jons Pllllll and co., dated New
Woodland, July 23
" We. have again to inform you, with regret,
that on the, morning of the 19 h another fire
broke out in this town, which soon spread. and
as every thing was dry and inflammable, the 11 Ijrle3
communicated with greats r y than we ever
remember to have witnessed, ald in the short
space of three boors, the greater parrof what re.,
married of the Old Town was redoes d, to ashes
The fire commenced near the= premises of Messrs.
J. Williams and Co in'Watermmstreet, whose stores,
'house, &c. were all destroyed, and among the tnet.
cantile:stiffereta are, Messrs. J. Melghee and Sons,
Doyle, At t wood,. and Hayes, S. Kong!), J.. Bay-
ley, Wm. Cu.llen and Co. Cunningham, 8,11, and
Co.; altogeiher, we believe, upwards of 100 ;mouses
are consumed, which deprived more than 1000
persons of their habitations, and consequently will,
add another serious blow to -tbis unfortunate
town, and very much increase its distress and ml 2
sery ; a great deal of property was lost ; it is con
jectured to exceed one hundred 11)01181mi pounds,
The cause of this fire has not been ascertained,
but We are inclined to hope, upon a strict investi.-
galion, it will be found to have originated through
accident. We axe fortunate in having our pre.
miss detached from the body of the town,
Which -places our friend's property in a state of
comparative security ; at tl we are happy to 116 i
quaint vim, that we had no occasion to i-emove
one article from our premises during the late fire.".
London, England, 1819-08-27

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

e4AMBRIDGE, AUG 26:—We understand that
the Lord Bi4lop of Peterborough will hotel an
ordination in the Cathedral on Sunday the 26th
of next month.
An anonymous benefaction of one
..hundrert
pounds has been sent to the trustees of Storey's
Charity, in this town, to be appropriattd to the
increase of. the InComes of the Clergythen's Wi-
dosys of that Foundation.

The Rev. William Stocking, reader at St;
.1-4mes7s church, Bury, was lately ins'tituted to the
Jiving of ‘Vrestliogworth, Bedfordshir'e, on the
presentation of the Crown.
liarway'chapel, belonging to the church of SO:-
ham, which has been in so dilapidated a state fot
several years, as to prevent thePunday duty being
performed in it, has been handsomely repaired at
the expellee of the inhabitants, and was on Sun=
day last re-opeped for Divine service ; On which
occasion an excellent discourse was delivered, by
the Rev. Chaa. J. Orman„ B.A. ()rate of Sidhey
Caliege,) from Psalm cxxii. " I was glad
when they said unto me : we will go into this
house of the Lord.",

The Rev. G., Kelly has been presente►l to the
Vicarage of Wi►hernwick, vacant by the death
of the Rev. J. Clarke.—On Monday last, 4-
Bishopthorpe, his Grace the Archbishop of this
Province instituted the Rev. William Blow, B: A.
of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, to the
.Rectory of Goodmanhapi, in lira East Riding of
this county.—(York, Paper.)
London, England, 1819-08-27

Dolor WATSON%

We should be quite ashamed of adding 9 IY°h'''te
to the despicable notoriety of this imfortflot"
whose perseverance in politics,Viter .I‘,
escape from legal punishment, seems to ►dicsl
desperation' or insanity, if the following Pcite.ri
which he has addressed-to the LORD MAYOR,
not spew that even his _Lordship's enemies,
mies only to his civic virtue,
were not Oil"-
pellet! to do justice to the propriety of his °ali
duct ; nor should we insert the Letter in (Pestio
)
if it did not coin "a doe tribute to his zeal 6111
judgment in the protection of the Metiopolis

IVedpesday last : • .
" Mr Limp—Having taken tire liberty of address;a,D 4
,
Letter to you previously to the Meeting held ysterd4/ 0:64
the Reformers, in Smithfield, requesting to he
whether they would be allowed peuer;6lv to asserobicy
though I was not favoured with an answer from your
ship, I embrace the earljest opportunity to request 1-to
will accept my thanks in behalf of myself arid oull'er%,
friends, fur the protection you afforded us, bY n
presence and excellent conduct of the. Civil rower' on
that occasion, which his given another couviociltg
practical rout, that the It farmers, however zeal'?" ti%
may be in their exertions to obtain their Rights, 00er t f
must irritating 'and alarming ci rcu last:tilers (the .slaugi)telr
their friends) are still desirous to respect even the
enacted men appointed by the infamous Borough k''.'"ct.coai
and has afforded an unequivocal evidence, that h3d toti
;Manchester Magistrates equally respected them,
ur
adopted the line of proceeding so praise-wotthilY Pla
sued, by you yesterday, the same peaceable results
have followed, and the pages of our history W"I'l I,t)s•
have been stained in recording the font and disastrous '9-00,
satire, which issued ft mu the rash and inhuman mei;seresi
~‘it,
sued on that calamitous occasion ; and I sincerely trjst t:te
gi
your Lordship's conduct yesterday, as the Chief Al,,strJ
of the greatest City iu the Universe, will be an examPle
s tt
other Magistrates of the United Kingdom, during ae Jr,
portant and peaceable struggle the People are nialsiog
to
tain their Rights. I am, my Lord,
London, England, 1819-11-02

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, On t. vO, 1819.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals will be received at their Vire, in Pa
on or before ll'edncsday, the 3d November, fronz such Persons
as may be willing to undertake the Supply. of LEATHER,
GLOVES for Service %Obis Department, for a period of three
years, determinable alter the expiration of the first Year,
upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party.
Pall, ens of Articles may be viewed upon application to
the respective (..K:cers of the Ordnance in the Rival Arsenal at
; and farther Particulars, together with. the Terns
are( Con flitions of the Contract, moy be known at the Se-
erciary's Oifee, in Pati-llall erl'ores;ctiil, any day between
the ilow-s ef Ten and Pons- o'Cloch, where the Preposais.
must be delivered, scaled up, and.cmlorsed " Proposals for
I.ritt her Gloves ;" but no PrOrliSalS can be admitted alter tart'
said ad November, at Twelve o'Clira, at Noon of the same
Day, neither. Will any Tender be.noticed, • tink3S the Party
making it, or an 4gent in his behalf, shallagend.

Ordcr of the Hoard,
R. H CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-11-02

port."

HArtwrcH, Nov. I.—The Elizabeth, WooDs,
from Archangel for Hull, has been brought in
here by a salvage smack, having been run tout of
by a light ship off Yarmouth on the 26th ult. by
which she lost an anchor and cable, and received
considerable damage.
YARMOUTH, Nov.' I.—Arrived the Carnatic,
AusTex, from London for Wicks, leaky.
ST. Ives, OCT. 30.—Put in here yesterday the
Charlotte Emilie, NIRD.SAN, from Dantzig for
Bristol, with considerable damage in her rigging
and hull.

DEAL, NOV. 1 .-Artive4 htul sailed for the
River, the Lady Suffield, BROWN, from Bengal ;
she sailed early in May, an.l did not torch at any
port on her passage. Saile,l the Zephyr, trans-
port, for the River.

WHITBY, OCT. 31.—Yesterday, the Eliza,
GsLes, from the 'Westward, in coming into the
Harbour, received a heavy sea, which carried
away the boat, and broke the wheel rope, when
she struck against the west Pier, and came on
shore to the Northward of the Pier. The crew
and stores were saved, and if the weather mode-
rates, the vessel may be got off again.
LYNN, Nov. I.—A forfigo ketch (name un-
known)
_from Dantzic for Bonrdeaux. with deals
and staves, was yesterday tnot wing blown on the
Head near Wolverton, having previously lost both
her anchors and cables and torn her sails, but the
vessel and cargo are npr likely to sustain any
damage not having vet made any water:
Aluroun, OCT. 3-o.—ArtiVed'the Avon, HALL,
trout the Clyde, for St. John's, osit five weeks ;
she has lost her boats, bulwarks, statincheons, &c.
makes two leer water per hour, and is otherwise
damaged.

JERSEY, OCT. 27.-Arrived the Margaret, LE
GRLSLRY, from Newfoundland ; on her passage
she shipped a sea, which carried away four men.
Loss OF A HAMBURG!! PACKET.—We are sorry
to state, that the Rhine packet, from Hamburgh,
which arrived at Leith on Thursday, brought
accounts that the Albion packet, from Leith
to Hamburg!), had run on shore on the coast
of Holland, We learn that Captain Hosts,
of the Rhine, on: his passage down the Elbe,
spoke a Blankanese boat, who informed bins of
the unfortunate circumstance. With the excep-
tion of the sugar, the greater part of the cargo is
saved, and time are also hopes the vessvi will
be got off.—(Edinburgh Courant. Oct. 30.)
London, England, 1819-08-18

SI-I Il' NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, AVG. 17.--Arrived the Zephyr
tran.port trotn Sunderland. Sailed the Stur
transport to the Eastward.
DEAL, AUG. 17.—Arrived the Volusia, Hoßßs,
from Malta.

FALMOUTII. AUG. 15.—Arrived the NVilliiim,
Jouss, from Oporto, in 13 days ; the Duke of
Marlborough, JEFFF.RY, from St. John's, N. 8.,
in 30 days ; spoke, on the 12th inst., about 40
!vogues to the Northward of Scilly, the brig
Amity, from -tialitax, with troop,.