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The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-22

FOR THE SUN.

Ma. totion,-1 read a paragraph in your Pa-
per of this evening on the subject of Mary
Stuart—rely on it, it is true—as Miss O'NEILL IS
shortly coming out in a new Tragedy, where she
acts by herself, and Miss SOMERVILLE is ex-
cluded. As an impartial Journalist, it is your
duty to mention this strongly, as the Public are
not to he deprived of such a treat as a Play of
Scut Lunt's by the caprices of any Actress, parti-
cularly by the injury olanother. Your's, &c.

Jim. 21.
Mary Stuart is withdrawn.

DRAMATICUS.

FOR TITIL SUN.

MR. EntTon,—Observing in your Publication
of the I th instant, a Letter signed " An Officer
of the R. M." relative to the unfortunate brig
Maly, driven on the Goodwin Sand last month,
and scandalously plundered ; and that some part
of the letter in question applies to myself, as
Clerk to the House of AUSTEN and SON, here,
feel myself bound to call upon you for the name
of the writer thereof, in order _to enforce a cor-
rection of the gross misrepresentations set forth
in the paragraph complained of, so far, at all
events, as I am alluded to.
I am, Mr. Editor,
Your obedient humble Servant,
Ramsgate, Jan. 21, 1819. 'MAURICE LABATT.

**IP We will most readily admit any correction
of errors which may appear in the first statement
of the transaction'relerred to.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRutty-LANE.—(26th time), Brutus: Lu-
cius 'Junius, Mr. Kean : Tarquiuia, Mrs. %V. West. After
which, The Silver Arrow.
THEATRE HOyAL, COVENT-GA RDENT.—The Clandestine Nar-
ringe: Lord Ogleby, Mr. %V. Farren ; Miss Sterling; Mrs.
C. Ketuble. After which, Harlequin Munchausea.
London, England, 1819-01-22

he mutter of surprise that no fewer than seven of his Majesty's
Ministers professed to he friendly to Catholic Emancipation.
He could not see how they could reconcile their conduct, as
Ministers and Members of Parliament, with political consist-
eHr or political honesty. Till the Catholic Question was
63411 Y settled, there could he no remedy for the evils of Ire-
land. The present was a fit time for the adjustment of their
clai us, and he was sure the Catholic Body was prepared to
come before Parliament in a spirit of moderation, and to
yield every security that could reasonably be demanded. The
question was one which ought not to remain undecided, as the
disqnalifying of so many millions of fellow subjects, without
some good and sullicieut reasons were shown for it, became
an act of flagrant injustice. Standing there, the Represen-
tative of a very respectable body of Catholics, he felt it to be
Lis duly to protest against, the conduct of Government, in
post,ioning the adjustment of these important claims frdm
Sri'-'on to Session as they had done tor many years. ,
NIF. TIERNEY did tot rise to oppose the Address. If he
had had the disposition to do so, after the very able speech
wt.ici, had been made by his Hon. Friend behind hint, he
oni.l feel that it' would be worse than presumption in him
t,, make that attempt. - He enly rose to guard against being
!opposed to co►uttiit himself without rest rve to the whole of
the sent,tornts expressed in the Address—that it might not
he thought, from his ;I-resent silence, that he was bound to
take any particular part in future ►cith respect to any of
the topics touched upon at •its close. There were sonic
points tonching the improycd state of public credit (inclod-
in.; that blot in our system (the paper circulation), which lie
thought merited the most mature deliberation. He intended
shortly to bring the subject before the House; and, wishing
to take the earliest opportunity of making this known, if it
would not be cousidered irregular, he would now give notice,
that on Tuesday, the 2d February, he would move the flou;e
for a Committee to inquire into the state of public credit, as
connected with the Rank.
The motion for an Address was then carried nem. con. and
a Ccmatittee immediately appointed to prepare the Address.
London, England, 1819-01-22

'll-/lam AIARKI!,I

N-EXCANE, JAN. 22.
r
A part of the COH
long-expecteHd suGpply from the Stio"—dki 't
Norfolk coast reached this day's mailiet, and althaugidl.
was but moderate, of both Wheat and Bar:ey, yet the
mand for each being small, the sales were heavy at 'Alui'dah.
prices, and they went off at a decline of Is. per quarter aci
Oats were also dull sale, and rather cheaper; jo Deans $ll
Pease there was but little doing.

SMITHFIELD, JAN. 22. ts
tyif
Our Market was but thinly supplied with prime Beal '
ts
morning, which caused a briskness in the trade, ar'd °eolo,
were dearer than on Monday. The show of Sheep was so
common small, and all sales readily effected at an adaar.
last week's prices. Pork was dearer; Veal reMaina th,g,:sllllis
as our last quotations.—The business was very dull 1" 5,
Hay Market this morning; fine samples of Hay were_A- 'a
per load cheaper than last week ; Clover bas also droop
price; in Straw there was little cr nothing doing, and Pr'`
rho same as last Friday.

HOP INTELLIGENCE

SOUTUWARK, JAN. 18.—" We have had a quick sate fora 13g"
but we cannot obtain any advance in the price, e'"'"'
much °
such Tots as carry with them a great name--not
in Pockets.
London, England, 1819-03-10

Adeiphi, 9th March, 1819. D. NIACKINNON, Sec.

rip) COUNTERACT the many attempts that
1 are daily made to impose on the unwary .a spurious
composition instead of the Genuine Blacking, prepared by
DAY and MARTIN, they liave adopted a new label, in which
their address, 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed
in the centre, 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 Wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per-
fumers, Boot-makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles
at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each.

From the LONDON GAZETTE of March 9.

Foreign Of ll:larch 9, 1819.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma-
jesty, to appoint Charles Knatchbull, Esq. to be
his Majesty's Consul at Nantes, and all other
Ports and Places in the Department of the Lower
Loire.

Crown-Office, Match 9.
ISTembers returned to serve in Parliament.

Borough of Lisburne.—Horace Seymour, Esq. Captain in his
Majesty's Ist it.cgiment of Life Guatds, in the room of John
Leslie Foster, Esq. who being chosen a Burgess for the said
Borough, and also a Burgess for the Borough of Armagh,
bath made his election to serve for the said Borough of
Armagh.

Borough of Wexford.—Captain Henry Evans, of the Royal
Navy, in the room of Richard Neville, Esq. who has ac-
cepted the office of Escheator of Ulster,

County of Tipperary.—The Right Hon. William Bagwell, of
Mar Weld, in the said County, one of his Majesty's Most
Honourable Privy Council, and Colonel of his Majesty's
Tipperary Regiment of Militia, in the room of Richard
Viscount Cahir (now Earl of Glengall), called up to the
House of Peers.
London, England, 1819-03-10

Office of Ordnance March 8, 1819.

Itoyal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieutenant tnilti
Whitt'', to be Second Captain; Second Lieutenant Philip
Locke FtiOte; t be' First Lieutenant ; Gentleman Cadet
Samuel James Longmore, to be Second Lieutenant ; First
Lieutenant William Munro, to be Second Captain) Second
Lieutenant W. E. Richards, to be First Lieutenant.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Somerset.

Ist Regiment of Somerset Militia—John Earl Powlett, to be
Colonel, rice the Earl Powlett, deceased.
2d Ditto—Sir Thomas Buckler Lethbridge, Bart. to he Co-
lour!) vice Lord 'Viscount Hinton, now Earl Powlett.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
J. Mather, Manchester, budder, from March 23 to April 5.

BANKRUPTS.

J. and C. J. Fonrdrinier, Rickmansworth, paper-makers, to
surrender March 13, 27, April 20, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Richardson, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street.
J. Mercer, Heath-street, Commet dal-road, mariner, March
if; 23, April 20, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chaisley,

. - -
Mark-lane.
J. Jammieson, Globe-street, Wapping, master-mariner,
March 13, 23, April 20, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Hatchison, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street.
J. and E. H. Tuckett, Bristol, grocers, Match 16, 17, April
20, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. W.

Thomson, Field-court, Gray's-Inn.
'l'. F. Power, London-street, merchant, March 13, 43, April
20, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. OsUaldestun, London-

street.
J. Bamforth, jun: Wath-upon-Dearne, Yorkshire, butcher,
April 7,9, at the White Bear Inn, Barnsley, April 20, at
the Red Lion Inn, Pontefract. Attornies, Messrs. Alex-
ander and Holme, New Inn.
J. Stephens, Dublin, merchant, April 6,7, 20, at the York
Hotel, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gre-
gory, Bedford-row.
R. Heath, Cheltenham, carrier, March 20, e 2, April 20, at
the King's Arms Inn, Oxford. Attorney, Mr. Bridger,
Angel-court, Throgniorton-street:
DIVIDENDS. •

March 30, J. Moore, St. John-square, brandy- merchant—
April 3, M. Jones, London-road, upholder--April 6, S.
Walker, jun. Manchester, grocer—April 10, J. Macneill],
Preston, linen-draper—March 13! W. Pennell, jun. Queen-
hithe, merchant,--April 17, R. Bishop, Whitchurch,
IrueH-
draper--March at, S. Singer, High-street, Kensington, ha-
berdasher—March 13, .1. Kowlatt, Charterhouse-square, mer-
chant—March dl, . Wingfield, tong-lane, saddler—March
31, H. Setree, John-street, Holborn, money-seri vener—
April 26, F. Naish, Twerron, Somersetshire, clothier—
March 27, A. B. French, of the Old South Sea House, mer-
chant—March 16, N. Thornbury, of the Bourne, Glouces-
tershire, clothier.
London, England, 1819-03-10

POPERY.
•

MR. E
your Co
him the f
purpose he tr
Monday mern

In compliance with the wish of
,ot of Friday last, I submit to
-7orm of a Petition, for the

A PROTESTANT.

Tu the Bight Honourable the LORDS SPIRITUAL and

TEMPURAL, in PARLIAMENT assembled.

THE HUMBLE PETITION OF THE UNDERSIGSED IN•

HABITANTS OF ----"',

StirWETll,

That your Petitioners observe with increased astonishment
and alarm, the continued and persevering efforts of the Roman
Catholics to obtain admission to all offices of trust and au-
thority, and to the exercise of legislative functions.

That it is with unfeigned satisfaction they see their felloW-
subjects of the Romish Church freed from all pains and pe-
nalties on account of their religion, and in the full enjo.y-
ruent of the blessings of Toleration ; hut your Petitioners
feel it to be their bounden duty, not only to themselves but
to posterity, to resist their endeavours (notwithstanding the
numerous concessions already made to them) to get posses-
sion of political power and legislative authority, and thereby
to destroy that Protestant A.cendancy, to which the people
of this Country are indebted, under I'rovidence, for tte
establishment of their Liberties on a firm and solid basis;
fur they consider it as a fixed and unalterable principle of
our gloi ions Constitution, as settled at the Revolution, that
the Legislative and Executive Authorities of this Protestant
Country can be administered only by PROTESTANTS.
That your Petitioners regard the law by which that prin.
erple is established as no less sacred and inviolable than
111.1oNA CHARTA and limicAs ConPos ; and they implore your
Lordships steadfastly to reject all applications for the repeal of
those laws.

And your Petitioners ever pray, ece.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THPAIRE noYAL, DRURY-LANE.—King Henry the mirth
(First Part) : Hotspur, Mr. Kean; Lady Percy, Mrs. Ro-
binson ; sir John Falstaff (for that night only), Mr.
Stephen Keinble. After which (2d time), The Castle of
Wonders.
TuEATitr, ROYAL, CovENT-GARDEx.—(2d time), The Mar-
riage of Figaro: Florae, Mr. Duruset ; Countess, Mr*.
Dickons. After which, The Deaf Lover.

PRICE OF STOCKS
T 913 DAY AT TW EI,VF &CLUCK.

3 pet Cent. Red. shut Bank Long Annuities: .:.slint
3 pc, Cent. Cons. ..74,1i India 80nd5...... Sig. 345. pr.
Si per Cent . :. .... shut • Exch. Bills, ed..— Dt. 3s. dig.
4*per Cents ....shut Cons. for Account,74i 75 74.1 i
5 per Cent. N. Ann Ios4iii

MAILS.
A untvrn—t Guernsey and Jersey.
'Due-1 Waterford, 1 Hamburg!), 1 Lisbon.

F. FITCH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
minutes After I. I Evening, 14 nn u; es after 2.
London, England, 1819-03-10

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day were published,
In One 'Volume Bvo. the Fourth Edition, price Its. bbatds, of
pluus LETTERS io his KINSFOLK being
a Series of Letters fron► the Continent.
Printed for Lonpuan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and
John Marray, London; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh.

This Day Was published.
In Foolscap Svb. price ss. Gd. boards,
'UM CRIB'S MEMORIAL to CONGRESS
With a Preface, Notes, and Appendix.

By ONE OF THE FANCY.
The Appendix contains, among other Flash Article'', some
('haunts by Bob Gregson, the present Poet-Laurent of the
Fancy. _

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London.

This Day was published, in Bvo. price les. boards,
E TRUE STATE of the QUESTION,.
Whether Admissibility of Romanists to the. Higher.
Offices of the State, by themselves termed Catholic Eman-
cipation," be compatible with the Principles of the British
Constitution ?

By JOSEPH SPEARING, Jun.
Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Gime, and Brown,
London.

This Work, comprehending a full Historical and Consti-
tutional Analysis, demonstrates, by regular Induction, the
utter incompatibility of Popish-. I':►wer, not only with the
Constitution, at the vitals of which this nnjust claim strikes,
but als, with the very existence of Civil and Religious
Liberty I

This Day was published,
In 12mo. price 7s. 6d. Boards, the Second Edition, corrected
and improved, of
THE GARDENER'S REMEMBRANCER ;
exhibiting the Nature of Vegetable Life and the Effects
of Vegetation ; and containing practical Methods of Garden-
ing, both in the natural Way, and in the artificial forcing
Scheme ; adapted either to small or large Gardens, and to
every Climate and Soil. To which is now added, the Culture
of the Cucumber, the Plan of a lately-invented Brick Frame
for forcing Fruits, Flowers, and esculent Vegetables, without
the Influence of Fire-heat; and on the Management of
Timber-Trees.
London, England, 1819-03-10

By JAMES MACPHAIL,

Upwards of Twenty Years Gardener and Steward to the late
Earl of Liverpool.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London.

MADAME DE GENLIS' NEW WORK.
This Day was published,
In Three Volumes, price 18s.
LES PARVENUS ; no, les Aventures de
Julien Delmours.
Par Madame la Comtesse DE GENUS.
II ne faut point mettre un ridicule of it n'y en a point :
c'est se gater le goat, c'est corrompre son jugement et celui
des autres. Mais le ridicule qui est quclque part, it faut l'y
voir, l'en tirer avec grace et d'une maniere qui plaise et qui
instruise. (Caracteres de la Bruyere.)
Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-stritet.
o** Ttre. Translatich of this interesting Work is in a for-
ward state.

MATCHLESS SATIlin
This Day was published, price ss. 6d. in boards
FITZ-FLORIAN'S ALPHABET; or, Lyrical:
, Fables for Children grown up.
London, England, 1819-03-10

CE FICATES—NrAnciI 30.

T. Twynam, Plymouth, Hour-factor—J. David, Thread-
needle-street, merchaut—,W. Collins, Two Mill-hill, Glou-
cestershire, pin manufacturer—J. Churchill, Stanhope-street,
Clare-niarl‘et, common brewer—F. G. Longman, Norwich,
maltster—G. Hart, Norwich;irontuonger—J.Nicholls, King's
Lynn, Norfolk; linen-draper:
London, England, 1819-03-10

River.

The Harpy, Revenue vessel, commanded by
Lieutenant Wm. PRICE, took on the 18.11
L'Adele, smuggling cutter,with 330 tubs of spirits
on board,and sent her into Ilfracombe. Lient.Pa cE,
the Commander of the Harpy, is the same gallant
Officer that commanded the Archer and Bruizer
gun-brigs for so many years during the late war,
and was present in almost every Conflict under the
dauntless and heroic Commodore Owes, off
Boulogne, at the periud of BUONAPARTh'S so much
boasted preparations for invasio❑ ; at which time
Lieut. PRICE was not more distinguished for his
bravery than his prudence, and furbished frequent
examples of both in the presence of his approvit,g
Commodore, to the gratification as well as edifi-
cation of an admiring and applauding squadron.
No Officer on the list of Lieutenants has been
more truly useful to his Country than Lieutenant
PRICE, who has held that rank near 20 years ; and
is, besides, we understand, the son of the very
oldest Master on the list of Masters belonging to
the British Navy.
London, England, 1819-03-10

THE THEATRE.

For the honour of public taste, Drury-Lane
Theatre was crowded last night at the represen-
tation of The First Part of Henry the Fourth.—
Much, no doubt, is to be ascribed to the novel
attraction of Mr. IkEAN in ihe character of
Mtspur, and much to the reputation which Mr.
STEMEN KRIVIBLE had justly acquired in
the part of Falstaff. Mr. DEAN exerted him-
self with great spirit, and gave• several pnitit-
ed touches in, passages that hitherto had passed
without sufficient observations. These passages,
to adopt the theatrical phrase, " told .well," and
the whole performaucc, partaking of his usual
animation, received very warm applause.--
'The merit of Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE in Falstaff
has been long since ratified by public approbation,
and it is no unjust tribute to his performance to
say, that it is altogether the best that has been
seen since the memorable days of LIENDERsoN.
He brings to the character good sense, long ex-
perienee, congenial festivity, and a critical know-
ledge of-the text.. It is to the credit of audi-
ence, that as soon as the scene discovered him,
he was received with fretpientiy repeated marks
,of general kindness. He entered into the: cha-
racter with a degree of animation, and sup-
ported it throughout with . such spirit as
well ertitled him to - _this anticipated op.
phiuse, and which his subsequent performance
very often renewed.. Upon the whole, the re-
ception of the Hotspur-and the Falstaff was so
'favourable, that though it was intended chat the
latter should only appear once, it was deemed tie.
tessary.to announce the play for repetition, and
we doubt not that it will be.equally successful on
every future occasion.
London, England, 1819-03-10

HIGHLAND SOCIETY OE LONDON.

GENERAL COURT of this CORPORA-
-4 T I ON, to commemorate the VICTORY of ALEXAN-
DRIA, will be held at FREEMASONS' TAVERN, on
MONDAY, the 22d Instant, at Five o'Clock.
Lord JAMES MURRAY, President, in the Chair. .

In compliance with the It.egulations of the Society, it is
particularly requested that all Members, to whoM it may be
cou'renient, will please to appear in the Highland Garb.

• • Dinner at Six o'Clocktpal.jsey.
The Clerk of the Society will be in atZW,ance at the 'ra-
tan every day after the• 12th Instant, from 11 till 3, for the
purpose of issuing Tickets and exhibiting the Regulations for
the Admission of Visitors.
London, England, 1819-03-10

CATHOLIC QUESTION.

Mr. GRATTAN rose to give notice be should, on the 22d
of Apia next, submit to the House a motion relative to the
pi.ditical situation and disabilities of his Majesty's subjects in
Ireland, professing the Catholic religion.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR gave notice he should on Wednesday,
the 17th instant, suo%e for an Account of all Sums of Money
deposited in the hands of the Bank of England by the Ac-
countant-General, on account of suitors iu the Court of
Chancery.
London, England, 1819-03-10

'OR TilE SUN.

SHIP

tIiRWICH, MARCH 9.—The Engle cutter, Lieut.
PAGSOS, has taken another prize, with 47 tubs or
casks of spirits on board, and three men, which
he has sent into this port.
MARCH 6.—Arrived the Hope, CLIFTON,
from the Spurn Point, with part of the wreck Of
the Isabella.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9.—Sailcd tl►e Janus,
Borodino, and London (transports). for Jamaica,

with troops.

LIVERPOOL, MARCII 7.—The Liverpool packer,
from Savannah, which was on shore on Borbo
13,ink, has been got oft and is arrived in the
London, England, 1819-03-10

pitivATE

Tile SPE ‘R ER reminded the House, that Monday was the
last d.) fixed fur recativivg I'Livate itnti that therefore,

with a view to facilitate that, department of the business,
he should, with the concurrence of the House, be ready to
take the Chair both on Friday and Monday at half after three
o'clock. _

The Nlembers were called over who had neglected to attend
the ballots for Election Cuiaoiittees, both to-day and on
Thursday last.
Several Members, upon answering to their names, stated
that•they had come to the !louse on the days which they
appearel to he defaulters, but that they happened to come-to
the door a few minutes after it was locLtd, and could not there-
fore obtain athnittance.

The• SPEAKER observed, that a misunderstanding appear-
ed to exist own) this subject, because Nlembeis were called
uf to attend in due time before the door was lucked, and
that therefore it was not sndicient for any Nlember to say that
he CAllle to the door a few winutes afterwards.

Mr. C. W. WYNN said, that it was well to prevent such a
mistake as that alluded to by the Chair from going abroad,
for it teas certainly nut. a valid excuse for any Nlcinber that
he came to attend the ballot a few minutes after the door was
closed. He, indeed, re►uembered the case of a Member (Sir.
Young), who, cou►ncg about five minutes after the
door was closed upon a day appointed for ballot, exclaimed
that he was at the door, hut that he could not g. tin. But
this c;rctunstance did not serfe to justify the Honourable Ba-
ronet's absence, for by was committed to the custody of the
Serjeaut-at-Arms, as a defaulter. •
London, England, 1819-03-10

PETITIONS.

Petitions against the alteration of the Coal Duties were
pre,ented from several parts of Staffordshire, by Mr. Little-
ton ; from the Woollen Manufacturers of Gloucestershire,
by Sir W. Guise; from Ludlow, by Lord Clive ; from some
Inhabitants of Cheshire, by Mr. Egerton ; and from Marlbo-
rough, hy Colonel Wodebouse.
Petitions for a revision of the Criminal Law were pre-
sented from Falmouth, by Sir W. Lemon ; front Whitby, by
Mr. S. Wortley ; and _from Woburn, by the Marquess of
Tavistock.

Sir W. STEWART presented a Petition from Strabane
against the Irish ‘Vinflow Tax.
Sir J. GRAHAM presented a Petition against the Insol-
ent DAtors' Law, from the Tradesmen and others of Mary-
j chone.

Al r. MACDON7AiDlisresented t Petition from the Corpo-
tation of Hammertoe') in the City of Edinburgh, prayiug-fsur
the revision' a the Burgh System in Scotland, a subject
"(Well every man acquainted with that country would hoow
to Ire one worthy of the consideration of .the House: He
should nut tahe up the time of the House in observations on
the quiestion at that time, especially as a notice of his Noble
Friend (Lord A. Hain'lton) stood in the himit, for a tnotiou
which ho haul been pre.'vented by domestic Occurrences from
bringing on at an earlier period. He however could not help
rayitr,:, that the question Was one titian which any more im-
portant to the liberties of the subject had not been discussed
since the Revolution.
The Petition was laid on the table.
Sir H. PARNELL presented a Petition from Queen's
County against the Irish Excise Doty on Leather.
A. Petition was presented from '.lewkeshory, against the re-
sewa! of the Insolvent Debtors' Act.—Oldered to lie on the
table, as Was a Pelitii'm froni the Grand Jury of the County
of Mayo, praying for a revision of the Irish Grand Jury Pre-
sentment Act.

Mr. BENNET presented a Petition from the prisoners in
the jail of Perth, con►plainin;g of the nature, conduct, and
construction of that prison, in which he understood, that not
ai Alice
.two prisoners, tar small Menne debts, were cor►-
fined in the same pace with a notoriously bad character, who
stand charged with rourder.-11eferred to the Committee ap-
poiiiteil to consider the state of jails.

A Petition was presented from Guildford, praying fiir
the ItSeviaiou of the Criminal Law.—Ordered to lie on the
table.

NorriNGn ANI ELECTION.

..‘lr• LEY appeared at the liar with the followin4 reduced
list of the 'Aleitilicrs chose* ballot to try the merits of (be
Petition respecting the las retion for Nottinclunn :
T. G. Esteourt, (G. Sinclair, .1. H. Holdswort 11, .1. Pearce,
Lie L. V. Palk. Ci.as. Tennyson, Luke White, Hon. C. C. C.
.telikiie.on, I). GiWert, F. Luttrell, Sir .1. Shelley, J. R.
lion Ft. H. Packenhani, Sir G. Osborne, Lord
Viscount Folkestone:
London, England, 1819-03-10

[British Press.]

Michell, who was apprehended on Wednesday
last at Covent-Garden, during the riot at the close
of the Election, and suspected at t • time to be
the villain who attempted to intird Fowles,
the (laughter of a master carpente
~.. ornhatn,
tis,
Bucks, has been since proved to be t iit nt i ett I
man, lie has been concreted to Bum , awl%
alter undergoing a long investigation t 1 c, liti
been committed for trial. Great holies ate en-
tertained of the vouny Woman'. .Rof,t,pe.,

ez,
London, England, 1819-03-10

[Morning Herald.]

The report of the elopement of a young Officer
of Hussars, the son or a worthy Baronet, toc
Gretna Green, with an Heiress of title, is void of
foundation.

The title of Marquis of Annandale, %vide!) bas
been dormant since the year 1792, is now claimed
by a Gentleman of the name of Johnson, as the
lineal descendant of the family.—(lL(l.)
London, England, 1819-12-09

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SONIP, NlOlll4. :%1 ANCIII..-TEIt FACTS.

The whole nation has tong with the murder of
William Hiles, an infant, stated to have been cut
down, along with its mother, and trampled upon
by one of the Yeomanry Cavalry. The truth of
this story is best toll by the poor woman herself,
in the following affidavit, sworn before a Magi-
London, England, 1819-09-21

11-10.1'3 IN GLASGOW AND PAISLLY.

(;LAS(;OW.

Tnesday'morning all rem3ined tranquil in Ile
r-i;y. The Magistrates, however, tool: every pre-
cantion for the •preservatinn of the. peace. The
Cavalry occasionnlly paraded the street's., and the
whole military force was in readiness to act at a
moment's warning ; the special convalilvs were
also in attendance. The day, however, passed
over in quietness, and though the street' were
Tinfoil crowded in the evening., nn disposition to
tinting was manifested. During the day the
Magi•trates issued the following Proclamation:—
London, England, 1819-09-21

:WARMED.

On Monday, the 20th inst., at St. George's, Hanover'
square, by the Rev. Daniel Wilson, A. M., Abel.. Chapman,
Esq., eldest son of AM Chapman, Esq., of Woodford, to
Anne, second d.tug,liter of the late Zachary 'Hubhersty, Esq.,
of Wylield, in Essex.
At Selby, Mr. William Littlewood, aged 60, to Miss Ani
Tondimou, late of Doncaster, aged 18; after a tedious court °
ship ut halt an hour !
London, England, 1819-09-21

CERTIFICATES-0(7. 9.

E. Bryant,-Old Broad-street, surgeon—J. Critchley, Liver-
pool, merchant—J. Birmingham, vrocei--J. Hay-
wood, Cheltenham, grocer—W. Amsdell, Plaistow, baker—
It. and H. Thompson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, timbel-mer-
cbants—J. Outran and W. Welsh, Liverpool common-
brewers.
London, England, 1819-09-21

'CaFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 8, 1319.

THE PRINCIPAL 'OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
?hat Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-.hull,
on °r be.rorti Monday, the 27th Instant, from suck Persons
iar matt be. willing- to undertake the- Supply of ACCOUTRE-
ot.W.,NT for .Service of this. Department, for a period of three
?!furs, determinable after the expiration of the first Year,
.4,Pon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles may 'be viewed upon application at
Vie Principal Stomkeeper's (lice in the Tower.
rarther Particulars, together with Me Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office,
ih Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the flours of Ten
!Ind Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,
sealed OP, and endorsed " Proposals for Accoutrement!?
ne Proposals can be admitted after the said 27th Instant,
4'e Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day,'neither Will any
...'encler be niuiced, unless the Party making it, or an Algent
ih his behalf, shall attend.,
By Order of the Board,
R. 11. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-09-21

SHIP NEWS.

HABWIC ,SEPT. 26:—Yesterday arrived the Cas-
tlereagh Post-office packet, Capt. M‘DoNotiGH,
from Cuxhaven, wish Mails, and Mr. [ -luNTER , a
King's Messenger, charged with iliTatches.—This
day a 'rig, about 140 toils burthen, hFI %ring a figure
head, not any name upon her stern, but boat's

stern marked " Susannah, of London," has been
brought in here watvr-loifged, by some Lowest off
plots, and two Balking fishing smacks; her cargo
apparently consists of lar and 'Allow. She
(alien in with off the Ridge, deserted by her

crew, at ►east there .was not any body found on
board of I,rr, nor tiny live animal, exceptini- a eat.

DEAL, SEPT 20„—Came down from the River,
and sailed, the LeAnder, FoEsTcn, for Jamaica ;
Royal Chodotte, Yuan, for Quebec; and Lady
KELu, for St. J.,lfs, Art ived the
Julius Catear,.,.WICKFENDEN, frotll St. Kitt's, and
remains, with his Majesty's ships Severn, Liffey,
and' Hind, Moffatt East Indiatuati ; Active and
Resolution West radiomen, and srveral others,
homeward bound, detained by contrary winds;
also the Dutch big of war Courier, Capt. ELY,
from a cruise, to refit.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 20.—Arrived the, Friends,
WiLsoN, from Rig ; Ronwiek, BLowtst, from
Vetersburgh ; Margaret, CHRISTIE, from ditto-;
and Elizabeth,QUlNTON, from London ; the lat.
ter has sailel for Ferrol. Also sailed his Majesty's
ship Raleigh for Leith,

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 19.—Artiv.ed the Orange,
I'ATTEuso, ;roar Jamaica; Stamper, WHITLOW,
from St. aimingn—sailed 31st July ; Lord Cas-
tlereagh, TnomPsON, limn St. Lucie ; Cyclops,
BRAITII‘VAITE, 11'0(11 Antigua ; and Glide, ADAMS,
front Virginia—sailed the 9th August ; on the
1 lth August, in lut. 50 25. long. 11. spoke the
Albion, from hence Inn Nev Yol
London, England, 1819-09-21

"ftdily lend our columns to the insertion of coin-

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truinie4tions on this interesting subject during the

Present recess.

LuoeoLD.—On Saturday the 11th inst.
:""
I,(nYsl Highness Prince LaoroLD and suite ar-
at Taymonth Castle about six o'clock in the
,e,tel'iag• His Royal Highness was received with
Y possible mark of respect, and the joyful
tu"liogs of a large concourse of people, who
ent out to meet him. A royal salute was fired
from the battery as he stepped out of the car-
riage, the hacpipes playing that well-known
Piobrachd (phuut phranse), the Prince's Wel-
"nne• On Sunday his Royal Highness attended
divine service at Kenmore, accompanied by Lord
I
'lt. Lady Breadalbane, the Earl of Lauderdale,
boil a numerous .party of Ladies and Gentlemen.
111 outlay Lord Breadalbane, to gratify the
wishes of the people, assembled a considerable
Lumber of his tenantry, amounting to upwards of
tine t house nd tour Lund red, for whom an
Ample entertainment was provided, with copious
libations of.portur and whisky, in front of the
c"soe. The health of his Royal Highness was
",friink with the loudest and warmest acclamations.
Ills Royal Highness, with great condescension
4'ul good humour, walked round the tables, and
it ~ti as ntost gratifying to see the happy and ex-
-I:",e'siv e countenances of these hardy inhabitants;
'lre Grampians ; in every feature was marked
'ltr.)oy' and satislactiou they felt at sp lion. a sight
`4.:h is
,Royalllighness's person.—(Edinturgh Cuu. runt,

- triends of 17ergry Stent inte to present
un•
lu" to his 'al Illgtiness Inc{t REa-
o.,
• • it' behah that unfortunate man.
London, England, 1819-09-21

BIRTHS.

On Sunday last, the lady of H. Ashley, Esq., of the Cottager
London-field, Hackney, and Lord Mayor's Court-ace, Royal,
Exchange, of a son. -
On Friday, the 17th inst., at Tlacliwortb-house, the lady of
Ralph IVilliain Grey, Esq., of a son and heir.
London, England, 1819-09-21

ma Tilt SUN'.

ON ;;.111,13,1L1)1 :•:G.

MR. EDITOR—As I know your excellent Joni'.
nal is perused by many of our Naval Officers, ‘vho
after years of danger and toil, have now returned
to their native hoMes, and over the cheering

glass relate their past a►lventures, and, unto
whom a few reafarks on their favourite topic may
nut be found unacceptable, I presume to offer a
London, England, 1819-09-21

THEATItIC.II. REGISTE It.
Performed Last Night.
Tull:Arvin EnyAL, CovENT-GAttnr.N.—Boli Roy Macgrer;or:
Hob Hoy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Macready; Diana Ver-
non, Miss Tree. After which, Blue Beard.
EATIM ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA House.—Amateurs and
Actors. After which, Belles Without Beans: Principal
Characters by Miss Kelly and Mrs. W. S. Chatterley, To
which was added, The N'oodinaii's Ilut.
London, England, 1819-09-21

AS'r IN1)1.1. HOUSE, august 18, 1819,

H
E COURT 'of DI RECTUtIS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
-:"..tiADING to the EAST LNDIES, do hereby give Notice,
'l'hat a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-
'streets an WEDNESDAY, the 22d September next, at Ele-
kql o'CIoCIE in the Forenoon.
• And that the said Court is made SPECIAL, for the pur-
pose of submitting, for confirmation, the Proceedings of the
General Court of the 23d June last, upon a Report from the
tommittee appointed to inspect the Company's Bye-Laws;
Altering Bye-Laws, (;ap. 6, Sections 19 rilla 20, and Cap. 7,
Sections I and 8; repealing Bye-Laws, Cap. 13, Sections 2,
4, and 5, and ordaining Bye-Laws lastead of those pro-
Posed to be repealed.
xThe abore-tuentioned Report from the Committee of Bye-
ant is °pea at this House for the Inspection of the Pro-
ors.
The COURT of DIRECTORS do also give Notice, that the
said General Court is further made SPECIAL, for the pur-
!use-
er of submitting, for confirmation, the Resolution of the
al Court of the 23d June, approving the Resolution of
11'e Court of Directors granting to Sir GEORGE HILARA
L-AltEoke•
, Bart. G.C.B. a Pension of 1,5001. per Annum.
Report required by the Bte-Law, Cap. 6, Sect. 19, is
Li at this House for the Inspection of the Proprietors.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-09-21

tl
I.

ro

here sp'ec;fy the Civil Pliice or Eroptoyrnerit.

NAVY OFFICE, Sm-r. ta, 1219.
T•
I-IE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COn-
MISSIONERS of his MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby
tire Notice, that in -pursuance of his RoYal Highness the
I"rince Regent's Order in Council; dated the 30th July last,
s!or permitting HALF-PAY to be received by NAVAL
iI)PFICERS, holding Civil Employments, the Emoluments
14f which do not exceed the said Half-Pay, more than in the
itropoctions mentioned:in the Advertisement dated Admiralty
sOlfice, the said 3011 i of July, the following are the respective
j:orrns of Affidavit WhiCil will in future be required of Naval
016cers, prior to the payment of their Half-Pay, whether such
'Officers do or do nut bold any C:ril Employment:—

AFFIDAVIT.
•
By Order in Council, 30th July, 18.10.
.r!..nrn•of• A didaiit for_Naral Officers holding Civil Employ-..
Inuits exceedin4 three, and not amounting to four times

the amount of the highest rate of Half-Pay of their Rank.
, do swear, that I had not between

. the tic). of , and the day of
, any Naval Place, or any Employment of Profit in any
'Naval Department under his Majesty, nor any Civil Place or
Xinployment of Profit'under his Majesty, except'
; and that the net annual Emoluments
of the said Place or Employment do not exceed, together with
the portion of my Half-pay now claimed by met
Sworn before me, this day of

AFFIDAVIT.
Ey Order in Council, 80th JuTy, 1319.
-Pohl of Affidavit for Naval Officers holding Civil Employ-
, 'neut., not exceeding three times the Amount of the highest
t.ate of Half-Pay of their Rank.
, do swear, that I bad not between the
day of • ‘, and the day Of
'ltny Naval Place, or any Employment of Profit in any Naval
~)epartuient under his Majesty, nor any Civil Place or Ent-
Ployment of Profit under his Majesty, except

; and that the net Annual Emoluments of the
`said Place or Employment do not exceed§
Sworn before me, this day of

AFFIDAVIT.
• By Order in Council, 30th July, 1819.
517(4n1 0 f Affidavit for Naval Officers nut holding any 'Civil

Employorent.
I, , do swear, that I had not between the
day of
‘,
and the day of
It'Y Na•ral Place, or any EtOployment of Profit in any Naval
Department .under his Majesty, nor any Civil Place or Ern-
diloynictit of Profit under his Majesty.
Sworn before me, this day 'of

'Here state four times the amount. Of Half-par attached
#o the rank in virtue of which the Officer receives Half-pay.
; Here specify the Civil Appointment or Place.
!Jere state the annual amount of three times the highest
late of Half-pay attached to the Rank, in virtue of which the
Ptacer receives Half-pay.
London, England, 1819-09-21

For LyruLtnr REvtEw, see the First Page.

Sr,-MArruesv —A Huliday at the Batik, Exchequer, East
India and South Sea nuuses.

MAILS.

ARRIVED-1 Dol)lin, 1 Waterford, 1 Frtmcc.
Dtre,--1 Guernsey and Jersey, 1 liol!aitd, 1 Gottetiburgh.

HIGH ‘VATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIORROW.

Nlornitig', IS minutes after 4. J Eveniiig, 43 miati-tes after 4.

THE SUN.

SOLEAI QUIS I►ICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, ISI9.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Saturday last. The following are extracts :

44 PA/US, SEPT. I S.-(ELECIIIIN OF DEPUTIES.)

" Delifirintent of Charente Inferieure—Deputies elected,
M. M. Admirault, (re-elected,) F'aure, and Beaus4jour.
" Int the Department of Vauclure, the number of votes next
to the Deputies elected were, for M. de Causans 220 votes;
NierZe IG3; M. Soulltier 97.
" In the Department of La Vienne, the numbers after the
Deputies elected were, for M. de Lusines, the Deputy vacated,
.ids; and General Cannel 325.

" The Count de Palinella, the Portuguese Mi-
nister for Foreign Affairs, bad a private audience
of the King yesterday morning. His Majesty
took an airing to Choisy. The King gave a pri-
vate audience also yesterday to the Cardinal Arch-
bishops of Paris.

" Tile English population at Paris daily in-

Creases.
London, England, 1819-01-14

THE DROPPED CHILD.

HATTON-GARDEN.—On Tuesday evening John
Limbrick, of this office, apprehended Mrs. Mar-
garet Preston Lythhee, Ji widow Lady, residing in
Hummer-street, City-road, the mother of the
child dropped in Tash-street, (on whom a Coro-
ner's Inquest has since been held in the work-
house, iu Little Gray's-inn-lane, where it died,)
against whom, and Ann Symons, the midwife, a true
hill was found on Monday at the Clerkenwell Ses-
ions. Limbrick, the officer, accommodated the mos

Cher that night in his own house, she being ordered
to give 24 hours' notice of bail. Last night the
was brought to the office, where she gave bail,
herself in '2OOl. and two sureties in 1001. each.—
The case was managed with so much secrecy,
that no person in the office knew any thing of the
matter; the Gentlemen who were accepted as
bail having first come in, and given their names
and address to the clerk, returned again with the
Lady, who, the better to conceal herself, was
dressed rather below her usual style. She wore
black, with a thin thread-bare red cloak thrown
over her ; a white straw bonnet, with ribands,
and a bunch of artificial flowers, with a thick
black veil. She stepped up with her two bail to
the clerk, and in a low tone of voice merely con-
sented to the terms of bail read in a very low
voice by the clerk, and then left the office unno-
ticed. She never raised her veil, or looked ;
but from a passing glimpse, her face appeared
pleasing—her age about 32.
London, England, 1819-01-14

FOR THE SUN

Ma. EDITOR,-1 address myself to you, because
I conceive you have always taken the most lively
interest in our Colonial Concerns. I trust, that in
the Commercial Treaty which is now negociating
with America, the Ministers who carried the
Country so triumphantly through its difficulties,
will neither be brow-beaten or seduced into an
abandonment of the Policy heretofore acted upon,
namely, by admitting a direct trade with the Bri-
tish West India Islands, or the right of Fishery
on the coast of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia ;
it would he tantamount to making them a present
of ale Colonies, and they have nothing equiva-
lent to grant in return. Let it never be forgotten
by Britons, that whilst England was engaged in
a mighty contest for the freedom of Europe, and
the Wotld, America basely attacked her with a
hope (vain hope) of crushing the land which had
the misfortune to give birth to such unnatural
children. Short-sighted mortals ! BUONAPARTE,
it is well known, bad a thorough contempt for
them, and would not have suffered their indepen-
dence a moment after our fall. The objects I

have mentioned I know are dear to the Americans ;
they have generally boasted (but it is constitu-
tional) of beating us in the Cabinet as well as
the Field. That they may at least be deceived
this time, is the most devout prayer and ardent
wish of

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[Morning Post.]

THE KING'S APARTNENTS---We esierted some
time bgo that the suite of rooms occupied by the
King were in a very dilapidated state, owing to
the want of gepairs in due time. We steed that
these apartments were shored up; statiolding
poles have since been introduced, and every other
necessary precaution has been taken.

SBPARATION IN HIGH LIFE.—The separation in
High Life, which took place last week, between
a certain Baronet and his Lady, does not arise
from any impropriety of conduct on either side.
The parties have been married many years, but
have not lived together on very cordial terms.—
(Ibid.)

A TOPIC IN HIGH LIFE.—A discovery, in-
volving in itself the most important consequences,
has been made in a great family within these
few days. The son of a Noble Lord, of great
wealth and consequence, has entered into a matri-
monial union with a female against whom strong
objections have been urged by the Noble Family.
The parties concerned are thrown into the greatest
affliction, as great expectations were entertained
that the youth would have been an ornament to
the Senate. Several consultations have been held,
and by legal advisers a determination is taken to
cult off the entail.—(lbid.)