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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-21

TRACTS rrlatir.O to the NEW VIEW OF SOCIETY; viz.
Proposals for Raising a College. of Industry of -all useful
Trades and Husbandry. By John Beliefs. (Reprinted from
the Original, published in 1696.(—Report to the Committee
df the Association fur the Relief of the Manufacturing and
Latiduring`Poor.,,—A Brief Sketch of the Religinus. Society of
People called Shakers.—An Account of the Public Proceed,
which took place in London in July and August 1817.
Pnhlished by ROBERT OWEN. •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ouse, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row; and to be had of all other Booksellers.

AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, for Chil-
dren while Cutting their Teetb.—t)f all the numerous
Cases that hare appeared in the Public Prints for the last
Twelve. Years, of-the good etfeets of the AMERICAN
SOOTHING SYRUP; none are more entitled to the attention
of every*Mother and Nurse than the following:—
, The infant daughter ut Mrs, Lee, 37.- Bowliug-street, Cler-
kenwell, commenced Teething at a very early age, with great
fever and pain; the irritation of the gums occasioned such in-
flammation of
,the body, as to cause the child to void blood
with its urine; at the same time there waS also a great. falling
of the' body,, forming a lump of flesh the site of a cherry.
Thedistress of the Parents may he better ituagihed than descrihr
rd. The condition of the child was sneh„ that it could not
he Moved without being placed on a pillow, when Providence
directed them to try the sOOTHING SYRUP (every other.
121C4111S proving useless), which, after using a few times, stop-
pH the inflainmation, and those alarming symptoms were
entirety removed, and the child has cut her teeth with per-
fect. ease.

To he had -of the' Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 94,
Newnan-street, Oxford-street, London ; and, by their ap-
pointment, of all the principal Medicine Venders and Per-
fumers in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. per Bottle.
N.B.—Mrs. .JOHNSON relieves the Poor, as usual, at her
house, every Tntsday and Saturday morning, from Nine till
Ten•o'Cleck, by bringing a Letter from a respectable House-
keeper, -tiveertily-thust they are real object 3 of charity.
London, England, 1819-07-21

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
.Sunday last. The Session of the Chambers
was closed on Saturday ; there was no Speech,
as in the case of our own Parliament, but merely
a formal Proclamation, signed by the KING, or-
dering the Session to be closed, upon the read-
ing of which in both Chambers respectively,
each of them separated. There was previously
some judicial business in the Chamber of Peers,
Which caused a delay, and the Members of the
Chamber of Deputies becoming impatient, gradu-
ally retired, until no more than 40 remained,
when at half-past five o'clock the Ministers were
London, England, 1819-05-13

DROGHEDA ELECTION PETITIONS.

A report %yds presented hole tl►e Select Com•
mittee appointed to decide on the Drogheda Elec..
(ion, stating- that tl►ey"bad that morning received
a note front Sir Thomas Mostyn, informing bent
of his inability to attend on them, front a severe
fit 01 tl►e gout by which be was afflicted. After
the report bad been brought up and read, on the
motion of Mr. Brand, Dr:Nield w.as called in acid
examined a+► to tl►e health of Sir Thomas Mostyri.
ne'stated that it world be unsafe tor his patient
to stir ont at present, but he had no doubt that
in the course of a veva he Would he drably(' to
return to his Parliamentary (irides. Aber he
had withdrawn in compliance. with the Speaker's

(lift l',

Mr 11.1RxN1) moved, first, that Sir T. Mo,styri
stv)..ld have leave of. absence fur N kteek, and,
secondly, that the Committee should adjoint] their
sittings for tear period ; bort) which motions
were carried iu the affirm .rike.
London, England, 1819-05-13

CLERGY ORPHL CORPORATION,

Saint John's Wood, Mary-Is-Bone, near the Regency Park,
The Right Hon, and Right Rev.LORDBISHOP of LONDON;
President.
The Right Hon—Lord KENYON, Vice-President.
A QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING of
the SOCIETY for CLOTHING MAINTAINING, and
EDUCATING POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGY-
MEN of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH of ENGLAND,
until of age to Ir.: put Apprentice, will he holden.at the
FREENIASONS"I'AVERN, Great, Queen-street,. Lincoln's
ti In-fields, on FRIDAY, the 21 st inst.., at Two o'Clock pre-
ciely, for the purpose of electing Children into the School,
and on other special atiairs. A number nut exceeding ten
Children may then be elected, nineteen baring been elected
at the Quarterly Court holden in Febrnary last.
J. B. MORGAN, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-07-28

P1C.777,1L1.1 NG- OF FIC E, July 27, 1819.

E COMM ISS TONERS for VICTUALLING
MAJESTY'S NA VY •!,, hereby give Notice, That
f,4 t44(10q, the loth of August next, they will be ready to
ceite Tenders in writing- rveoled up), and treat for the
of all such quantitifs of RUM as may be demanded for
14:tr8e of his 3fajesty's Troops at the Island of Tobago, for
14"1,', months certainfrom the I(7th of October next, and fur-
tier until six months warning shall be given for the termina-
°4 of the Contract, the Conditions of which may be seen at
"the •
S'tvretury's Office.
'VQre,'lctrd will be had to any Tender in which the Price
`:haft not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de-
Zered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday,
Hell:" of dugust neat; nor unless the Person who makes
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer
1°111)1 called for.
g Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
two responsible Persons, engaging to become hound with the
part)
in the penal Sum of 5001. for the due per-
f '44'4:e of Ike Contract.
London, England, 1819-07-28

[Morning Chronicle.]

We are glad to find, by communications from
Gibraltar, that the disputes which for. some
time existed between some of the officers of that
gars icon, .and.those of one of the vessels .of the
American squadron now lying in the bay, have at
length been terminated without bloodshed.

A curious fact now turns out respecting the
Florida Treaty, which might in some measure be
expected.—The American Minister has at length
discovered, that in all probability Mr. thris's
negociation will• not be. ratified, so great and-
powerful is the opposition displayed; and on the
strength of his discovery be had determined to
send off the Hornet, the vessel that has been so
long and expressly cvaiting in Cadiz to convey the
ratification to the United States. , The effect this.

[PRICE SEVENPENCE:

news will there prodder nt,:y be easi,y guessed,
but then another curious question arises. It the
Washington Government advanced the agen's of
Spain, to complete the bargain, any sums of mo-
ney in part payment, and these have been ex-
pended in purchasing provisions tor the Cadiz ex-
pedition, or applied to other mingles, who is to
refund them ? Is it those parties who hAye an in-
terest in opposing the transfer; as tee take it for
granted that Spain is unable ? Ibis has been ft.
bungling affair ; it ough''-to have been looked to
sooner, We fear it will now be attended nith
consequences more serious than depriving It njo
and his colleagues of their placeS,—(lbid )

1-Morning Post.]

Another Letter of Henry Hunt has been pub-
lished (see'anuther part of our Paper), in which be
repeats his vulgar abuse of the Lord 'Mayor.--
This: man :talks. of his endeavouring to obtain
liberty and justice" for the people of England.
If justice were not blind, he would not now be at
liberly,• nor thus suffered to prof ,ne 'hose sacred
names. It is true that this political mountebank
is a most despicable and ignorant wretch, but it
is a great mistake to rate his powers of mischief
by; his intellectual inferiority.
London, England, 1819-07-28

ORATOR liliNt.

A Copy of a Letter from Oils
busy Refornier, to la JoH NsoN, E6gaire, of Shude-
hill, iu which he e4cceots au invu,oioii to pre-
side at the approachiug Meeting at

Wych-street, Strand, London,
.I,lty 20, ISI9.
"MY DgAil consequence of my ab-
sence from home, and some di hy at the Post
Office, your favour Of the lOth iust. containing
the flattering; invitation of the Committee to pre-
side at the intended Public Meeting to be held at
Manchester on rite 9th of August, did 'hit reach
to till Saturday last. If by my tinceasing exer-
tions to procure fur the People of England their
nodouhted right to elect their own ncpreticuta-
t Ives, r have secured the confidence Of the brave
Reformers of Lancashire, thAt is alt ample rewmd
for my trouble ; and it is most grateful to toy
ft:dings to know, chat, ia proportion to the vitt-
dictive homility heaped upon me by the common
enemies of the !initial) race, I experience the es-
teem and protectiou of such men aS the Reformers
of Manchester. _ .

" Our Nleeting takes Place in Smithfield to-
morrow, and you may easily conceive the
ahitnt-
ed state of the tools of corruption on this oecasion.
The Lord Mayor Atkins, who it as busy a fool as
your Boroughreeve, is capering about like "
prched pea upon a dr tim-head," mustering all his
turtle-fed forces; and would create a riot, or do
airy thing, however ridiculous, to be dubbed a
Knight, if be were not remained by orders from
those at head-quarters, who are too running, and
have too much at stake, to run the risk of losing
it to gratify the vanity of such a contemptible
coxcomb. lie is supported by horse,jout, and ar-
tillery; but the Borough-Mongers ttymbie when
they reflect that those who wield the sword and
the bayonet. as %veil as those who point tlie can-
non and apply the torch, ore the fathers, brothers,
and relations of the People of England, who are
struggling as much to secure for them their
righ.s, as they are to obtain liberty and justice lor
themselves

" Notwithstanding all this dreadful note of
preparation, I have full confidence that we shall
have an excellent and a peaceable Meeting, and
that I shall have the pleasto e of meeting my friends,
and the honour of presiding again at Manchester
on the 9th of August.
" From what I can learn of the disposition of
the People in the'Metropolis, they ale resolved to
conduct themselves peaceably and orderly ; but if
assailed, they are prepared and determined to
resist the acts of those who may first break the
peace. 1 im, my dear Sir,
" Your's, most sincerely,
" lt. HuNT."
London, England, 1819-07-28

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Pe formed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.—tiIIe Stoops to Conquer:
Mr. Hardcasle, Mr. Terry; Miss Hardcastle, Mrs. Gibbs.
After which, The Wedding Day. To which was added,
Wet Weather.
THEATRE RovAl., ENOLISH OPERA•HOUSE.—Fire and Water.
After which, The Hypocrite : Di. Cantwell, Mr. Dowton :
Charlotte, Miss Kelly. To which was added, Oue, Two,
Three, Four, Five, by Advertisement.
London, England, 1819-07-28

PARTNEIfSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. C. Blanckenhagen and J. Gethen—J. Allen and A. Lith-
gow, Weymouth, surgeons--I'., N., M., and E. Barkworth,
T. Nelson, and W. Brooks, London, ship-owners—J. Carter,
J. Hall, and J. Blyth, Deptford, block-makers—W. Loat and
J. middietoa, Upper East Smithfield, cuvriers—W. May and
0. T-Kerbey, Finch-lane; Cornbill, brokers—J. R. Parker
and R. Robertson, Grove-lane, Lambeth, cabinet-makers—
R. Makin, .1. Christopherson, and IL Smith, Liverpool,
corn-merchants.
London, England, 1819-07-28

EXAMINATIONS. DIVIDENDS, &C.

Paterson, Walker and Co, merchants and general commis-
sion agents, Leith, to be examined in the Sheriff Clerk•'s Of-
lee here, 6th and 26th August, at I.
John Martin, manufacturer, Glasgow, to be examined in
the Court Hall of the To'booth there, 3d and 17th August,
at H. '

Creditors of John Taylor, merchant, West Port, Edin-
burgh, Meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house here, 21st
August, at 3.
Creditors Qf James Mitchell, farmer, St. Ninian's, will re-
ceive a dividend at the oilice of Charles Chrystie,. writer,
Stirling, 23d August.
London, England, 1819-07-28

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

July 20, William Storry, surgeon, druggist, and render of
medicines, Glasgow—Creditors meet in the Commercial Ta-
vern there, 31st July and 18th August, at 1.
22, Arthur Barclay and Co. merchants, Glasgow—
Creditors meet in the Lyceum Rooms there, 3d and 18th
august, at 2.
2:3, Barclay and Drysdale, merchants, Glasgow—Cre-
ditors meet in Lyceum Rooms there, Gth and 31st Aug. at 1.
London, England, 1819-07-28

TUC MARKE'T'S.

CORN-EXCIIANGE, JULY 23.—We had a WOO
supply of IVheat fresh in this rooming from Sit('
folk-, which, in addition to what roar left occr
from Monday, made a very large show of S'dl;
pies, and the weather con!lnuing fine, re"derea,
it impossible to-effect sales without sobinitiiO4 IT
a reduction in prices of 2s. per quarter, and r`eo
at that decline only a few picked 4amples co,11(111'
got off; Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper,
had an increase of arrivals since illon,ho

Barley and other Grain there is no alteration►•

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
Southwark, July"26.—We continue to hove,,,,
dull a trade as ever, and our pri-es get lovcrr
The duty is estimated at 150,0001.
Maidstone, July 26.—There has been no (I'B
r}al change in the Hops during the last %reek ;
some few grounds the mould is ,aid to be 10°01
what increased. The accounts from the "'el t•
and Sussex, speak more favourably of their out
pearance in those. parts, than what they do 8h
here.

The Wheat harvest is commenced pretty' gees
rally the fine Corn Lands along the (7.13611
Es•=ex. and several samples of new Meat %;cc
shown yesterday in Mark-lane. v to
The late violent thuu4ter,storms, we Are SOrr. g
state, have injured the crops very ninch Keel,
and Sussex, as well as several parts of the eOte

counties.
SHIPWRECK.—We have the painful- task t° verl,
cord the wreck of another vessel on the Glaillfg-g
ganshire coast.-on_ Sunday seunight a brig
seen approaching that dangerous soot the S"e
weathets, on which she afterwards struck,
soon went to pieces. Theonfortunaze crew' °lto
sisting of seven men and a female., supposed 1.0
be-the Captain's wire, was observed 600'4
the rigging,nand scarcely a doubt exists oti 'co
having perished, as DU boats near 'tie fatal 1;.301
could contend with the high still. The Vivp
two boats were washed on st,ore on rtlondloP e,
which were painted " George, of U blverstoee
"
Edward Whittle." She is supposed to have
laden iron ore from Lancashire, and
'C'O,
fr°-
her movements, a stranger to the coast. lock'
This moriting, a little before eight o
*rag
Benjamin Noble, for a robbery in a house,
biought out of New we; aitPnded by the
COTToN, before the Debtors' door, anti'
41)enditlg a short time in prayer, was Imuicgi-of
into eternity He behaved suitably to his auf""
iituation. IOW°

- -
,Inquisition was taken eS•
Tilt's, :STIRLING, Eq. Cortner tor•le6
at the King's Head, bower-street, isii„gtoll!
go
the body of ATts. Sarah George, who pot
1-
to her own life by hanging herself. Vt9loic
" That tie decrtised hong herself, beiog 4,
time in a state of tginporary motal.dPra'rii"
Lucia."
London, England, 1819-07-17

BULLION.

Portugal Gold, in Coin 1,.3 t 8 0 per Oz.
New Polar..-- 0 5 0
Silver, in Bars

. .
OLD BAILLY SESSlONS.—Yesterday, the Ses-
sions having terminated, the RECORDPR proceed-
ed to pass the awful Sentence of Death upon the
Wowing• persons, viz.: John Leven, •for bur-
glary. ;, Benjamin Noble, for stealing 101. in a
dwelling-house ; Mary Browo, same offence ; J.
Butler, for stealing 41. in a dwelling-house ; W.
H. 'Burn, for stealing 101. in a dwelling-house ;
Sarah Reed, for stealing. 101, in a dwelling-
house ; Sarah Lyon, for stealing 13s. privately
in a-shop ; Esther Levi, same offence ; H. Phil-
lipps, for stealing 31. in a dtrelling-house ; S.
Whittle, for breaking into a tlweliing••house and
committing larceny ; and Thos. Alabaster, for a
similar offence.—Sixteen were sentenced to im-
prisonment for six months in the House of Cor-
rection, with .hard-tabour, and the greater part of
them to be whipped ; seven for three months,
With hard labour and Whipping ; six for two
months ;Iwo for one month ; one for six weeks ;
one for nine months.; and five to he whipped and
.diseharged. Filly-eight for felony, and one for
a misdemeanour, were sentenced to tran,porta-
tion for seven years ; -six for fourteen years ; fif-
tei n for life ; three imprisonment for One year;
and I I to pay Is. and disolo.rved." The Sessions
were adjourned to the 15th of September.
London, England, 1819-07-17

PROPOSED MEI 117,2,7 G IN SMITHFIELD.

TorvN 11ALL, SouTtiNAßK.—The Int etin4 an-
nounced to be held in Smithfield on 11',...dtte•day
next, having excited the most lively le .rs for the
tranquillity of the city; it has been deenteu proper
by the Lord Mayor and the Court of AldermLn.
to make the t»ost extrusive arragentents to pre-
vent the recurrence of soenes which have recently
,iisgraied this metropolis. Several thousauA cir-
culars,
of tv high the followin is a copy, have been
printed, and distributed alUinigQt time 111Obt resplet•
able inbabi:drltS of time Borough :

" Town 11411, Southwark, 16th July, 1819.
"To the Inlyibitants of the Town and Borough of South-
wark.—lnformation having been received, that a large as-
e,ohla;e of persons from all parts of the Metropolis is ex-
pected to meet in Smithfield Market-place in the City of Lon-
don on Wednesday, the 21st of July inst. anti inch Meet-

ing, in so puhre a place in the heait of the metropolis, may
lead to disorder, riot, and distufbance of the peace, it has
been deemed proper by the Magistrates of the Town and
Borough of Southwark. to cooperate with the Magistiatee
of the City in preserving the peace, and fur this purpose, that
such of the housekeepers of the Borough as are so disposed.
should be sworn as special constables, to ;lid in the pr.even-
tion of any disorder or disturbance that may arise in the
Borough of Southwark from such Meeting.
" The Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of South.
wars are therefore informed, that the Magistrates will attend
at the Town Hall on Monday and Tuesday next, from the
hour of is at noon till three in the afternoon, for the pur-
pose of swearing in such of the inhabitants as are willing to
act as special constables, fur the preservation of the peace
within the Borough.
" By order of the presiding Alderman,
" J. NEWMAN, Clerk."

In addition to the Civil Power within the City
and jurisdiction, it is said that the Shetiffs intend

to c:.►II in the assistance of the Perish Constables
of i‘lithllesex for five miles round ti►e town.
London, England, 1819-07-17

ERRATA in THE SUN of Lost Night.

ANTI-DEMOCRACY.--Dele "to be" before " entered upon
seriously." For the " lower order," read "lower orders."
After " connexion," dele 6' but."

DO): itiAN.—For the " two Cantos, in p. 64," read, "Stan: as."
For the " best of Donna Inez," read the " wit of," &c.
After " does," insert " NOT " speak favourably. After
" any of his former," add " publication.."

PRICE OF sT(/(10;
Tilts i,AV AT rwEr.vm o'cr.MTCF.

Bank Stock 2-221 222 221 i India Bonds...—. .7s. Ss. pr.
S pet Cent. Ited. 694 69 Excl.. Bills, 2d...... Is. 2s. pr.
S per Cent. Cons. 69 68gii:t4 Ditto Cotrntrcial....3os. dis.
Si pet Cciti
4 per Cents ..874 88 f Consuls. for August, 6811 69
t. per Cent. Navy \nn. 103 Ai 68-at
BaJtk L. Ann... 184` 5-l6ths i

MXILs.
ARRIVED-2 Dublin, 1 Waterford, I France.
DoE—I Waterford, L 2 Lisbon.
mot' wATEit AT LONDON BRIDGE 7Y)•MORROW.
Nlorning, 40 minutes after 10. I Evening, 14 minutes after 11.

THE UN.

OLENI DI(:ER FALSUM .-1111)EAT ?

LONDON,
SATURI).4Y, JULY i 7, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wednesday last. The Chamber of Peers on Tues-
day agreed unanimously to the projet respecting
the exchange of some property between the
Crown and the Duke of 011LPANS, and to another
projet for a, similar exchange with three indivi-
orals. After hearing a Report from the Com-
Illittee of Petitions, the Chamber adjourned till
Thursday to receive the Report of the Special
Committee on the projet respecting the impor-
tation au4l exportation of grain. It trill
appear from this that the close of the Session
could not take place quite so soon as anticipated
in some of the Journals. The following are ex-
London, England, 1819-07-17

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OxvortD.JutY 16 —On Saturday the 10th inst.
the last drit of Act Term, the following Degrees
were conferred :

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.

The Rev. Francis Knight, of Magdalen-ball.

MASTERS OF ARTS.

Georg! Henry Cherry, Esq. of Christ Church, Grand Corn•

pounder.

Rev. Dacre Clernetion, of St. Alban Hall.

The whale number of Degrees in Act Term
was—D. D. fonr—D. C. L. one--D. Med. one—
B. D. eight—B. Med. two—M. A. 44—8. A. 56
—Nl4triculationg, 69—Regents of the year, 123.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent tas
been pleased to appoint the Rev. Mr.
M. A. eldest son of Sir William Mansel, Bari.
Rector'of Eilesborough, in the county or lineks,
and of Bettie., in the county of Oxford, to be
Chaplain to his Royal Highness.

PREFEERED.—The Rev. Harry Fur Yeatmat),
11. to the'Reetory of Stock Chy:810. Dorset,
void by the death of the Rev. J-ho Yeatnvtn,
A. M. Prebend of Wells.

A dispensation has passed the Great Seal to
enable the Rev. Francis Mereweth►'r, M. 4. to
hold the Vicarage of Whit Wick, together with the
Rectory of Cole Orton, hoth in Leicestershire, to
the former of ►vhich, void by the death or the Rev.
Francis Harris, he has been presented by the
Right Hon. Charles Bathurst, Chancellor of the
DuChy of Lancaster.
The Rev. Mr. Ashley, of Brazenose College,
will preach the Assize Sermon, on Thursday
next.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JULY IG.

Anistet tlani '

11 17 C. V..

Ditto, at Sight . ll 14
Rotterdam ll 13 e Us.
Antwerp l2 0147.x.Nloncy
Hamburg') 135. 9 .2i Us.
Altana
Paris, 3 Day's sight . 2t G 0 Us.
Ditto - . 26. an -2 Us.
Bourdeaux, ditto
Frank forton the Main ' .... 11491 Es.M miry
Madrid
Cadiz 37 Effect ive
Bilhoa 3t3 Effective
ietilie . •••••••• 36
Giiwaltar -
Barcciona. .
Leghorn ... .... , 49i
Genoa... 45 -Venice, Ital. Liv 2ti ,
Malta... ..50 ,-Naples ~..... 40
Palermo.
Lisbon
Oporto ' .•••• , 54 •
Rio !Janeiro ' 6O
Dii I,lin. . .. ..... 1G.....C0rk.....16 per Cent.
Agin of the Bank on Holland.... 2 per Cent.
London, England, 1819-07-17

the whole garton, pr:)lllbiting all Officers g0...0f;
into the Spanish by hittl or water, whilst
on the othvr :411 the American Officers nre to'r-
hidden irntti t n; Gibraltar unless on special duty,
those a the Erie ,ere, however, totally excepted.
1l ith regard to the policy of this Court of inquiry,
different opinions are entertainttl, many people
(I,nint the .itiliry of this formai proceeding in the
case of ptiv:ate quarrel.—(Mid.)

It is expected that the trial of Mr. Carlite, of
Flvet s:ract, will take place at Guildhall, in the
of ensiling week for his publication
" Paine's Age of Reason," and " The Deist,
or Mor.il Philosopher " It is generally !clinked
by his triimds, that his first trial on " The Age of
Reason,',' or " Deist," will occupy some days,
ag ne is io ileiend his own cause. We unaerstand
;w has s:rtilaily sion.cenacil their Graces the Arch-
itiO!o;,s of (:antc!bury and York, with many erni-
nen, Fiissein ung Preachers and met) of literature.—
( .)
London, England, 1819-07-17

[New Times J

Letters from Asnsterdato mention a report be-
ing prevalent ti.ere of the plague being at Mogo-
dore, Ind conscipe:ltly persons wi,o were about
to go there deterred doing so. until it was ascer-
tained whether there was any truth in the report
or not. Upon inquiry, we learn, that by the last
ad vices from Mogadore, which arc to the 2d ult.
the plague had not reached there ; but as no pre-
cautions were taken to prevent it, tears were en-
tertained it would, as it raged in various parts of
the Emperor of MoroCco's dominions.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perfor4,ted Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA KDEN.—ROb Roy Maczreger :
Bob Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mi. 'Yates; Diana Vernon,
Miss Stephens. After which, Paul and Virginia. To which
was added, Love, Law, and Physic.
Ti. LAME ROYAL, EN 6LI OPERA - HousE.—Frederick the
Great Brandt, Mr. Dowton; Matilda, Miss Kelly. After
whn.h, Amateurs and Actor.
London, England, 1819-07-17

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published, in 4to. price 11. Its. fid.
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TLc Merchants of the City, connected with the
Spanish trade, have been thrown into great alarm.
It k stated, that an order had been received from
Madrid a few weeks ago, for immediate returns
of all British manufactured cotton goods in the
different towns of Spain (which had been allowed
for sale since the prohibition, on the English mer-
chants paying a large turn .of money to the Spa-
nish Government). On these returns reaching
the capital, an official Decree was published,
conipelliiig the English merchants to pay imme-
diately the whole amount of the valued stock in
hand in cash to the Officers of Government, and
a further floe of 20 per cent. on that amount; in-
timating that otherwise 11.eir property of every
description Wuulti be confiscated.
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COURT OF KING'S 13tNCli.

DRUEV-LANE THEATItE.

GLOSSOP V. THB MANAGING CoMMITTIIIt.
This -morning this question, so long litigaredi
WAS (I,cided ; Mr. SCARLIITT appeared for the
plaintiff and Mr. GURNEY for the defence.
The Jury gave a verdict for the. plaintiffc""
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THE LONDON PETITION.

'The Earl of Ca'uoutoActs sieved he bad a peti-
tiou to present to their Lordships (torn a consi-
derable number of the most etnioent Merchants,
Bankers, and Commercial Men of the Metropolis,
the plan ,A hid) it was now omit rstood to
be the intention of his Majesty's Govermneut to
rceon:ntend to Parliament, respectine, the circu-
lation or currency of the country, as appeared
from the Resolutions. They apprehended that a
weat and totted diminution of the circulation
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nn ant to pray for the adoption of any thing like
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country, but specifically against a plan which
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culation ; and in the sentiments of the petitioners
upon this most important point he completely
c,ncurred ; and when the opportunity should ar-
rive, lie was prepared to state how the etlect of
the lit ojected plan would he to render the circu-
lating medium of the'-eonntry considerably less.
ills Lordship then presented the petition, which
'was from a numerous body of Merchants, Bankers,
'Tradesmen, and others of the City of London
and its vicinity, and to the effect he had stated.
The Noble Earl added, that the petition would
have been much more numerously signed, had the
interval been sufficient ; and he observed that an
.opinion was held by some of the petitioners, that
if the plan passed, one half of the taxes could not
be collected, and the commerce of the country
would be eventually destroyed ; however, he
thought there was scarcely a mercantile house in
the city that would not have signed the petition.
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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAy 21.

MERCANTILE CONSPIRACY.
Mr. GURNEY obtained a Rule to show cane°
why the Attorney who urepared the aftidari,ll
of Edwards and Jones, in tire case of consP':
racy tried some time since, should not answer the
matter contained in an affidavit agiipsr him!
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dealers in Scotch and Manchester gvotis bygiYl4
bad hills in payment ; on that occasion 05°.
affidavits were produced, containi,,g gross Per
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posed to be swearer, of :he' same, were not 10 u°
found, and the pi estimption was film 111,y vier:
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SAT UR DAY, )MAY 22, 1819

NATIONAL SOCI STY.

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THE PITT CLITIL

WEIR ANNIVERSARY of t.ht. BIRTH of the
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LERRATtD at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, on FRI-
DAY, the 2At h of May.
His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTOF, 7:44, in the Chair.

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t ARLIA E T.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 21.

After the judici,ll business of the day was dis-
posed of, Lori{ VattNob: took the oaths rand his
:seat.

I'heir Lordships then adjourned during plea-
sure, preparatory to the iisportar't discussion nt
the eveving; and at about five o'clock the !'louse

resumed.

A considerable number of Private or Local Bills
were brought up from the Commons by Lord W.
Bentinck, General Gascoigne, Mr. Cattwright,
14ir Pryce, and ocher Members, and severally read
the first time.

Several accounts respecting the import and ex-
port of gold and silver bullion, the coinage, esr-
ciaily of copper, and respecting the amount of
bullion exported to China, vvere presented at the
liar from the Mint Office and the East India
Ilonse, pursuant to tecettt orders of their Lord-
ships, and ordered to he printed.
Some convert.ation took place reTeeting the
!inures of the B-,tustaple Election NIL in which
the Earls of Carnarvon, Lauderdale, and S,aftes;
hot-7, and the Ind Chancellor, paricipated,
ss.hich teiminat,rd in an undetEtantltng that the
Lill should stand for a second reading •on Tues-
d,y next.
London, England, 1819-05-22

Tliis Day were puidi,hed,

QTRICTURTtg RECENT PUBLICA-
L 3 TION, entitled the CIiIJRCH HER OWN ENEMY;
to which are added, aRe ation of the Arguments, contained
in the Rev. Edward Co(rer's Letter to the Author; and an
Admonitory Address to the Female Sex.
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Vicar of St. Dunstan's--iu-the-y‘'est, London; and of Mid-

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr JOHNSON, from the Qffice of the Chief Se-
cretary .for Ireland, presented a Paper containing
•a-List of the Prosecutions for Excise Duties.--
Ordered to lie on the table.
• •• •
SHAW presented a, petition from the Merchants,
Bankers, and Traders of the City of Dublin, praying that a
Bridge rimy. be built over the iManai traits.—Ordered to lie
1 on the table.

Thy Bill for appointing Trustees for the Royal Exchange
of Dublin, was read -a third time, and passed. ,
• Lord- W. BENTINCK brought in a Bill foraniending the
Navigation of the River Ouse, near Penman, Sm.—Read 'a
first time, and ordered fur a second reading.
. .

Bill was introduced for better lighting and paving cur-
taip squares, streets, &c. in Westmiuster.—Read a first time,
and ordered for a second reading.
Mr. L,USHINGTON moved, that the House, at its rising,
should adjourn till Monday next.--Ordered.
• Ni r. JOSEPH WALKER presented a petition from Cogges-
hall, Essex, praying that there may be ❑o alteration in the
.mode of Conveyaticiug,--Read, and ordered to lie on the
_ . . .

Mr. GASCOIGNF presented a petition fro►n certain inha-
hitautsqf Lirstrimol against the Bill for licensing ale-houses.
Read, and ordered to lie on the table.
The farther consideration of the 13111 respecting the office of
Clerk of the Peace for Ireland, was postponed till Monday
:next.
London, England, 1819-05-22

UNIVERSITY IN'l ELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, MAY 21.-The Rev. Edward Belli
Payne, M. A. Vice-Provost of King's Coilegei.
Cambridge, ha.i been presented to the Livitio °
Hepworth, Suffolk, vacated by the death °lt'll°.
Rev. J: Hayter.
The Rev. Jonathan Wilkinson, B. A. of St
John's College, has been unanimously appointed
Second Master of the endowed Grammar School,
St. Saviour's, Southwark.
The Rev. C. H. Pulsford, A. M. Prebendal
of Wells Cathedral, is instituted to the Recoil
of Kingsweston, Somersetsitire, on the peeseoo4-
don of William Dickenson, EN. M. P.
The Rev. T. Grinfield, A. M. has been
pointed to the Curacy of St. Mary-le-Potts
Bristol.
The Bishop of Norwich will hold his next
dination at Norwich, on the 27th of June.
Preachers at St. Mary's.—Rev. Mr. MotP°.;
of Trinity College, Hampton Lecture, on Sudo,
morning. The Rev. the President of St. Joli" "'‘
the afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Russell, of 04.
claim College, 29th of May.

REGISTEIt OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING.
The Earl anti 'Couhtess of Normanton's party, in Se;nOu'''
street; Lady Castlereagh's party after the Opera.
London, England, 1819-05-22

SEIZING THE PROPERTY OF CONVICTS.

Bctore ate House •procceded to the theer of
the I) y,

Lord BuLKELEY said, he rose to T;nt a goes-
ti ,n to the Noble Secretary of State for the Horne
Department. A scandalous and disgracetul scene
had lately tad en place at the Old Bailey, where
there was a sci amble between the She; ifs _and
some police officers, for the property of rapittil
convict. lie wished to know from the Nuide
Lord, whether any steps had been taken to put
a stop to such scandalous proceedings in tuture ?
It would surely be easy to ascertain who had the
right to such property.
Lord Siomotrrn said, he bad no intimation
conweyed to him of any such transaction as that
to which the Noble Lord alluded ; no report had
been made to tin► which shouht call iris aitention
to it ; nor had he any kiinerydge whdiever of the
circnni,tance except trom public tuipour.
London, England, 1819-07-10

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JULY 9.

Amsterdam
Ditto, at-Sight ll 14
Rotterdam ll 13 e. 1:5%,
Antwerp
Haroburgh
Altona•
10 ;I lIT.
Jgi,
Paris, 3 Day's sight 2s 0 i.Us-
Ditto
llourdeaux, ditto
Prank fort on the Main • ... -1491 Er.Nlonel
Madrid
Cadiz l7l EtTe,G4'l`.
_ _ ~

Ili'boa -. . ' 36i Drat.'"
Sevilla
Gibraltar
Barcelona
'Leghorn
Qettna... 454-Venice Ital. Liv. eti
Malta... .. 5u -Naples 4O
Palermo
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio Janeiro
Dublin.-.. . ..... 154. .... Cork ..... 15i per Cent. .
Agio of Bank on Holland.... 2 per Cent.

BULLION'. •
Portugal Gold, in Coin 1.9 is 0 per os'
New Dollars 0 5 0
Silver, In Bars

13IRTH.
The Lady of Mr. Robert Walmisley, of the Parliament•O
face, of a son, who survived hut a short time.

ATARRIED.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE.—Thursday, in Baker-street, 11/
special license, by the Rev. John Vane, I. R. G. Graham, 14"
M.P. eldest son of Sir Janice Graham', Bart. of Notherby, t
Fanny Caßander,- youngest daughter of James Campbell.
Esq. of Ardkinglas. His Royal Highness the Duke of Yof4
gave the Bride away, and her Royal Highness- the Duebeig
of York was present at the ceremony.. "

DIED.
DEATH Or ADMIRAL CORNWALLts.—On the sth inst. died,
at his seat at Newlands, in the county of Southampton,. tbil
Hon. Sir Wiliam Cornwallis, G. C. B. Vice-Admiral of Eng:
land, &c. The naval annals of this country are graced
the names of few individuals who stand so pre-eminent at
that of the late Sir William Cornwallis. Silence on occasions
of this nature (as to any panegyric of the deceased), mall
deemed eloquence ; in the present instance, the deep St!
unaffected regret of numerous friends for private worth"--4',3
gratitude of his country, for many and very distinguish
public services, rill add more to the posthumous splendor
such a character, than sculptured urn or marble morturneo
can, even with sufficient truth; hand down to succeeding ge.
aerations.
At Paris, on the ,2d inst. Mrs. Ratton, wife of J. L. It3t.!
ton, Esq. of Bedford-place. Russell-square.
•n Thursday last, at his brother's house, Old Palace-yard,
T. H. Harris, Esq. Commander of the Hon. East India Com
pany's ship Prince Regent.

LONDON: Printed 4,1. B. CARSTAIRS, 'of No. 29, Grel`
Orniond-street, Queen-square; and published by W. A•
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at TILE St 34
Offic.., No. 112, Strand ; where Adrettisenacnts, Ordclia
Lifters, mac. (post-Tilid) must Le :-...!d7cs•sede

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London, England, 1819-12-06

We received this morning the Pads Papers of
'Thursday and Friday last. The following are

extracts

" CHAMBER OF PEERS, Dtc.2.

"'The Chamber assembled at 1100 n, the Presi-
dent communicated the Royal Ordonnance, creat-
ing eight new Peers, four of them took the wstits
at the Royal Sitting, and the Cha►nber decided
that the other four should be admitted to take
the oaths on presenting themselves, without any

previous verineaiion.
" The Duke de Doudeativille, the Count Rapp,
Alardikal the Marquess de Beurnouville, anti the
Viscount Montmorency, were appointed See;e-
taries of the Chamber for the Session.

'' A Letter from the Marshal, CommandJut-
iu-Chiet cf the National Guards ut Paris, at-
London, England, 1819-12-06

ONCE MORE!

FYTON. hag again the ple:isitre of eonzratit-
lating his best patrons, the Public, on their havinv
vained Forty Thousand Pounds in Two Prizes of 20.0001,
drawn first day of present Lottery. Six Prizes of 20,0001. are
vet undrawn : Two i 4 which must be drawn Neat Day, 9th
'December, and E. ETON hopes to hare the pleasure of di-
sidinz them amomot his Friends, at his fortunate Office, 4.,
Cornhill ; where all business in the Public Funds is transacted
with fidelity and despatch, by
The Pub!ic's obedient Servant,

E. EYTON.

BEST SEASON OF THE YEAR TO REMOVE WINES.
THomAs ..,(1 RICHARD ABB( irrs bet; the
attention of the public to their unprecedented Low
Prices of WINES itlld SPIRITS, of the Best Quality—
Per Doz. Per Pipe,
Port Wines
Old Do. 42s.
Cape Madeira els.
Sherries - 383.
Fine Old Do.
Teneriffe and Vidonia
Bucellas from the Flock Grape
Bronti Madeira
West India Do.
East India Do.
English Geneva 43. 61. and l ts.t3d.
Old Run,
Do. Brandy (real Cogniac)

1001.
451.

9AI.
901,

1141.
1401.

Also Pine Apple Spirits and Lignenrs, which, with a full
List of every Description of the finest Port ng•al, Spanish, ant)
French Wines, by Pipe an ltnzen,,may ho had, and Samples
tasted, at No: t 4, Skinner•street, slid 310, Oxford-strrk.
London, England, 1819-12-06

ed the Chambers that he had placed a Guaid of
Honour at the disposal of the President.
" A Special Committee of Five was appointed
to prepare a projet of address in answer to the
Tiro 's Speech, consisting of the following Peers :
The Marquess de Pasteret, the Count Bastard
d•E.tang, the Marquess ,le Fontanel, the Mar-
quess Garnier, and the Duke de Levis.
" The Chamber separated without any fixed
adjournment, but to be convoked again on the
projet of Address being ready.
London, England, 1819-12-06

from• The LONDON GAZETTE of Dec. 4,

[!'his Gazette noiifies, thnt un Friday Lord
LA.CtiLLES wai sworn in As Lord Lieutenant of
the West Riding of Yorkshire

•
Crown-Olfice, Dec. 4.
Members returned to serve in this present Parliament.
County of Hertford.—The Hon. W. Lambe, of Brocket-hall,
in the County of Hertford, in the room of the Hon. T.
Brand (now Lord Dacre). called up to the House of Peers.
City of Peterborough.—Sir R. Heron, Bart. in the room of
the Honourable W. Lambe, who has accepted the Chil-
tern Hundreds.
London, England, 1819-12-06

COBBETT.

Extract from a Letter dated Coventry, Dec. 23.
" On Tnesday evening, about eight o'clock,
CosztuTT arrived at the Craven Arms Hotel, and
immedimtely sent tor a Mr. LEWIS. situ hriuts
The Cooentry Recorder. Being told be was in
London, he sent for a Mr. JAMES GRANT,MtiC of
the leaders of the Radical Reformets, who imme-
diately went to him, and staid some time. In the
morning about ten o'clock, he threw up the win-
dow-sash, and began• addressing about 20 or 30
persons,.and informed them he should tell them at
the end of he town the dreadful state the country
was in. Immediately on his putting down the
gosh. 'the inlidlOrd %ent him the following note :
Sut-T-You hare . taken an unwarrantable Itherty in ad-
dres9irg the populace from the window at my house, and I
hereby. request your immediate departure from it.
' To Mr. Cobbett. IV. WHITLOCK:

" Immediately On receiving the note he sent
for the landlord, and asked him if lie bad wrote
it; he told.him he-had, and the sooner he quitted
his house the better. He then ordered a chaise,
and during the time it was g►etting ready,' a large
placard waa fastened to the window, stating, that
the bones of COBBETT and Tom Pattie are ordered
tojpit this house. He then mounted the bar of
the chaise, and, with his hat in his hand, was
drove to the extremity of the City, when he ad-
dressed some few of the lower orders who had
accom►tanied him."

Cobbett has sent home some American dogs of
a most furinos nature. They lately seized on
the sheep belonging to a'Gentleman at Motley,
and it is with difficulty they are restrained by
force from intl'.it►ing in their natural dispobition.

It is a curious circumstance, that, independent
of his own Capitals, 13/SH should sell !hose of
other Office-Keepers ; but, strange as it may ap-
pear, it is nevertheless' true. Mr. Kaye, his
Agent at LIVERrooL, being short of Shales, and
the time too liuritcri tO send tO LOntion for a fresh
supply, bought some of Mr. Webb's Agent, one
of which was a Prize of 20,0001., on the First
Day in the present Lottery; Mr. Sievwright., his
Agent at Edinburgh, under similar circumstances,
bought a few. Shares, and one of them, also, was
a 20,0001. Prize the saute Day. This clearly de-
monstrates that good fortune attends BISH's
Agents, as well as his Town Offiees.---1t is to
!re hoped he will give a good account of the
Six Prizes of 20,0001. now in the kVheel, two of
which most he drawn in the First Five Minutes,
NEXT THURSDAY, the 9th of This Month.—We
recollect last tine there were (as now) Six Prizes
of 20,0001., BISIJ sold three of them, all in
Shares, and they were distributed. by' his Agents
ail over the United Kingdom.
A few days since two gentletnen, whilst ex-
!doting the ruins of ancient Vernlam, near St.
Alban's, discovered under a mass of stones a large
ring of pure gold, weighing about three ounces,
on the exten‘ive surface of which was 'oubiefila.,
tically embossed the four 5C450113.