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The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-03

GRAND DINNER TO THE MARQUIS OF CAMDEN

A Grand civic dinner was given at York House,
Bath, on lVeGuesday last, to the Marquis of Cam-
den, who had visited Bath in his official situa-
tion as Recorder of the City, to administer the
oaths Or office to G. E. Allen, Esti , Mayor.
The banquet was of the most splendid descrip-
lion, and was honoured with the attendance of se-
vend disi ingoklied characters: Among whom were
noticed the Marquis of Camden, Lord Decies, the
Lord Bishop of Downe, General Sir Thomas
Dallas, Sir J. C. Hippisley, Sir 11. Boynton, Sir
W. ['who'll), Sir J. P. Ackland, Colonel Palmer,
M. P., &c. &c. Ott the health of the Marquess
of Camden being given by the Mayor, his Worship
alluded to the patriotic munificence of the Noble
Marquess 'in his recent voluntary sacrifice to the
exigencies of the State. .His Lordship, in return-
thanks, observed, that the testimony of
the public esteem had far, far outweighed
the official emoluments be had rclioquished.—
Several other appropriate speeches were made
ia the course of the evening, and a number
ot loyal toasts were drank ; the vocal exertions of
several protessiottal gentlemen added considerably
to the hilarity of the evening..
London, England, 1820-01-03

ADDRESS

To his Excellency Lieutenant-General the Right Honourable
GEoRGE, Eail of D.\Luousig,.Baron Dalhousie, of Dal.
housie Castle, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable
Military Order of thu Bath, Captain-General and Governor
in Chief in and over his Majes'y's PrOvinees of LoWer Ca-
nada, Upper Canada; Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick,
and the Islands of Prince Edward and:Cape Breton, &c. &e.
MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY,

Majesty'i Council beg leave to offer you
tht-ir cordial congratulations np-on your appoint-
ment to the exal,ed and important trust of Gover.,
ru of his Majesty's North American
Dominions.

The ability, impgrtiali'y, and integri!y which
your Lordship has evinced in the administ'ration
of the Government of Nova Scotia, .enable us to
appreciate the favour which his Royal highness
the Prince Regent has. bestowed 'upon Iris Nh.
iesty's subjects in North Arniiies; conrnitting"
the charge of their rights 'and interests to' your
Lordship.
The unwearied pains which your L-rsisbip has
taken to make yoursett acquainted with:he mate
of this Provioee, the exerions you have-made to
understand and to advlnce its b,...5t interests; the
attention which you ()Ave afforled to the appica',
tions of all classes of Iti, At,jesty's.subjects under
your Government, 'and the. readiness with which
you hve'etolcavotned to relieve their wants, are
ceitain iodicatiOns of the-bent'fi!s which-our tel-
!Ow subjects in the 'Canadas wi!l derive from
your Lordship's ithmetliate superintendance "and
conimana.

While we rejoice at every mark of the !loyal
-your which is conferred upon a Nobleman so justly
entitled to our warmest affections, we lament that
this event will remove your Lordship troM Nova
Scotia, and deprive-us of a Governor,under whose
adminisiration we have liVed'in hat molly and hap-
piness. We will not, however, permit our per-
sOnal feelings to diminish the warmth Of our con-
gratulations upon this occasion ; and we beg leave
to a55411* your Lordship, that eve shall ever re-
joice at ally event that may extend your power of
'doing good, or contribute to your welfare sod'
happiness ; and that, wherever you go, you will
carry with you the esteem, respect, and affection
of his :11,,jest,y'a Council of this Province.
(Signed) S. S. BLOWERS, President.
For and iurt he behalf of his M.ujesty's Council.
Council Chamber, aalifax, Nov. 23.
London, England, 1820-01-03

FOR THE SUN.

INSOLVEN I' BILL.

MR. EDITOR-it never %vas my wish to occupy
your columns with personal controversy, bu I
am obliged, in reply to W. M., to request a small
space, in order to point out to that Gentleman
that I have not, in either of my commonications,

recommended, nor even attempted to vindicate
Imprisonment for Debt in the abstract. I find
Imprisonment, generally speaking, to be the Law
and Custom of the Land ; but with advocates and
opponents, some of whom go to the extreme of
making it both a security and punishment, whilst
others wish it done away entirely. It is likely,
however, to continue the Law of the Land, in
opposition to thelatter,and to be administered in fu-
ture with considerable amelioration, notwithstand-
ing the extreme rigour of the former ; consequently
I should consider mystlf as wasting my own
time and your printer's ink unnecessarily, were I
to start forth either as its advocate or its oppo-
nent. If W. M., however, were to ask my opi-
nion on the subject, 1 would reply, that I fear
Imprisonment for Debt is not only necessary but
unavoidable in a commercial and luxurious coun-
try : at the same I trust that in future it will be
regulated by sound reason, administered with
justice, and tempered with mercy. To aid
that beneficial arrangement, 1 have merely
offered a few hints, on the principle that distinc-
tions should be admitted in the application of the
general Law, so that the fraudulent shall not have
the same facilities as the honest Debt orond also that
the improvident and thoughtless may have a check
before their eyes sufficient to warn them of he
impolicy of impudence. I wish not to lengthen
.
the terms of confinement beyond any proposed
or existing arrangements; but to graduate them :
consequently my proposed Dividends and .progress
sine Terms were not specified as final arrangements,
but as tentporary illustrations of the object in
Had I supposed that my real inten-
tions could have been misunderstood, I should
then have stated more precisely that they meant
no more than Blanks in a Bill to be filled up on
further consideration. In fact, the proposed spe-
cifications were intended merely as a comp-irative
scale, in order to avoid the circumlocution of
more detailed explanation—the ohj,'et was to es-
tablish a principle which, as a middle course,
would in some measure meet the views of the
partisans of both sides of the question. It NV.
M. disapproves of Imprisonment, and cannot do
it away, surely he will not object to ameliorating
modifications. Indeed, in the latter part of his
Later, he joins with me as to the punishment of
Fraud ; and, as he also approves of my proposed
Trial by Jury in cases of opposed liberation, I
hope to see his pen engaged in its cause.
IGNOTITS.

view.
London, England, 1820-01-03

W.ll-EBERI)EN."

JeRSEY.—A most extraordinary circumstance
lately took place in this island. A messenger of
the High Cc:urt of Admiralty came with a sum- ,
mons under its great seal, calling on a merchant
of the island to appear, to answer to a charge.
made upon him in that Court for salvage. lie
was immediately arrested, and the next day
brought before the Royal Court, and sentenced to
pay a fine to the Kiug, and iOl. damages to the
merchant. It is presumed by the islanders, that
the executing of any process whatsoever (except
what comes from the Royal Court), is a breach of
the privileges .of the island.
The following is an Extr,let of a Letter dated
Manchester, Dec. 30 :—" Extensive sales having
been made last Tuesday, goods are expected to
rise ; many articles indeed have all eidy advanced,
on account of the demand for the Spanish market.
The Americans, who have not bought for the last
twelve months, are also coming its, and it is
thought trade will improve greatly in the be-
ginning of next year."

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With

ihnotin,

Irss TA
London, England, 1820-01-03

THE DUKE OF YORK'S COUNCIL.

Friday afternoon the Duke of Yont: left York
noose, St. James's Palace, and proceeded to
Windsor, for the purpose of being in readiuess to
hold a Council upon the state of the King's
Health, on Saturday, which took place soon after
twelve o'clock. The Members present were—the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London,
the Marquess Camden, the Earl of Winchilsea„
Lord Arden, Lord Henley, &c. The Council
continued silting for upwards of two hours ; they
wereoccupied in examining the five Physicians as
to the state of his Majesty, and swearing them as
to the correctness of their account, &c. agreeably
to the Regency Act. Their Lordships visited
the King, after which the Council broke up.
Yesterday the follotving Bulletin was exhibi:ed
at St. James's Palace :
WiNDsoR CASTLE, JAN: I, at?(1.
"His MAJESTY'S disorier has undergone no sensible altem-
thin. His Majesty's bodily health has partaken of some of the
•infirmities of age, but has been generally good during tl,e
last month.
(Signed) "H. ITALFORD, J. WILLIS,
,4 M. BAILLIE, R. WILLIS."'
London, England, 1820-01-03

SHIP NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. I.—Arrived the Peace, Es-
PELL, from Quebec for ;on the 15th Dec.
she saw the wreck of the Sophip., of Bristol, ap-
parently about 400 tons, wilt loss of fore end
mizen•rnasts, her starboard bow and mid.hips
stove in. The Peace hailed her several times,
but received no answer.

DEAL, JAN. 2.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Lovely Nelly, Smith, from Quebec;
she picked up the crew of the Friends, of and for
Workington, from Miremichi, lost in the Western
Ocean. Caine down from the River the Sisters,
Douthwaite, for Demerara.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 2.—Sailed yesterday the
Ocean transport for the Cape, and Bunion,
Richardson, for London. Sailed to-day the
Brampton, Green, for London. The Northantp•
ton transport, for the Cape, still remains.
London, England, 1820-01-03

NAUTICAI IMPROVEMENTS.

The better Providing for Ships on a Lee-shore
in stormy weather being connected with Life-

saving, Lieutenant CoucH is desirous so com-
municate to the Public, that he has invented a
Trysail to be set in the room of the Balanced
Mizen too much esteemed by the British Navy.
The Balanced Mizen being a deformed and
backsail by the quantity of super fluous canvass it
contains when set so ; and, with the assistance
of his Trysail Ships in general trying under stay-
sails will (besides weathering ten .miles in twelve
hours) forereach on those ships without it.
And for the better working the Mizen Topsail,
which in the present method almost continually
becomes a backsail, he has invented three frame
swivel blocks, bolted through the bulwark on each
bide the quarter-deck, with a declination aft of 45
degrees, and set up in the main chains with fire-
locks abreast the main shrouds for the braces and
bowlines to lead through.

And,•tbat these frame swivel blocks will pre-
vent the incommoding the other braces which it
is necessary to Wolk on the quart,r-dedi.
Cheitormattn-place, Reading, Dec. 48, 16.19,
London, England, 1820-01-03

REPLY.

Mr. President, nnd.Geutlenien of his Majesty's
Council, •
I receive this Address from you With :be' ut-
most satisfaction and pleasure.
I receive" it as a most honourable testimony 'of
my conduct;.expresse'd by those who have had the
best means of judging of the motives and princi-
ples upon Which I have acted. It is a testimony
which 1 should fed proud -in presenting to my
Sovereign, as a proot that I have faithfully and
zealously done my duty ; and on which I might
rest a hope of. receiving his Majesty's approba-
JlOll.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has I
been most graciously pleased to raise meto still j
higher hon•otlr, and stilb more important duties ; t
in these 1 shall continue the course which you I
have approved, here, and the sentiments express- I
6! in your Address shall be the guide of my pnb-
lic life. ' •

If my time. kailieitisfent among you with any
vantage to the country, it bas also riassed in
Uninterrupted happiness to myself. My residence
must now be removed front hence ; but, be assured,
that no change can diminish the warm interest I
shall ever take in the welfare and prosperity of
Nova Scotia.
(Signed) DALHOUSIE.
Government House, Nov. 24, 181 g.
London, England, 1820-01-03

THE EAD;CALS.

MANCHESTEII, DEC,3O:II is a remark Able Fact,
that the Radical. Reformers are stii found to be
infatuated by their dark views, and continue their
proceedings to stimulate those who are so bind,
but not so wicked, as themselves, to acts of ra-
pine and violence. -That the law of the land, with
truth HMI justice on its side is arrayed against them,
end that.almost every man's hand must also be rais-
ed against them,seems to he accounted as nothing.
The Committees and Dclegateti are not less hnsy in
this neighhouthood, though it is almost impossi-
bleTthey can-escape detection, from the knowledge
our Magistracy and Police possess of their de-
signs, and of the supposed secret means by whiCh
they are contri.ing to carry them into something
like effect. At the same time it is very
,pleasing;
to remark, that gre'at unmbers of their ihaniefolly
Misled votaries are dropping off from " the
-Union;" and it may be hoped:that, in a little
time, the, anti-social bond will be entirely dis-
solved.

PRESTON, DEC. 29.—Two of N.idin's men ar-
rived here yesterday morning from Manchester,
with wsrrants to apprehend seven individuals of
this place, for the part taken in a meeting held ft
this neighbourhood last WEdnesday. They se-
cured a man of the name of Earner and ahother ;
but as the alarm of their errand tool‘ wind, the
remainder, it is suppoSed, have escaped. Indeed,
such consternation- was (Mimi among the Radi-
cals by this circumstance, that -more than 30 of
them who have been conspicuously active in in-
flaming the discontent of the lower orders, sus-
pecting themselves to be aimed at, have (patted
Preston.

The Chester Chronicle says—" Some movements-
of a holtile nature being expected among the
Lancas;'.ire Radicals, the Yeomanry Cavalry of
Ibi3 C6llSity, We hear, have again received orders
to march to the-vicinity of Manchester, to be in
eadioess it wanted."

T.,:)ct week: rwo very extensive warehouses in
took no a number of bands, and one of
them st,nfin Polloekskaws.tor plain weavers. It
ifcrent•ry exieeted that our languishint: maim."
frae,nre4 will revive considerably immediately atter
the new year.—(Glasgow Chronicle.)
London, England, 1820-01-03

ARRIV ALS.

Lord Boyne and family, at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street
Mr. and Mrs. North, at ditto.

KING'S THEATV E.—The popular Opera of Fi-
garo which is still attractive, was repeated at this
Theatre, ancl ANGarsANI resnmed the part of the
adroit and whimsical Hero of the piece. on Satur-
day last. He was well received. The curtain
having been too hastily dropped at the end of
the Opera, presented , ludicrous scene among the
Performers, wit', on bowing to the audience did
not observe its descent, and in consegnence wet e,
so much embarrassed as to excite much bughter.
They were, however, soon released from their
difficulties. A new and very magnificent Ballet,
entitled Le Sultan Genereux was brought forward
and received with warm applause. It is hardly
necessary to detail a Pantomime plot. It is suffi-
cient to say, that it was as intelligible as it could
be rendered by graceful and expressive action, in
which MILANIa was conspicuous and superior.
There were many beautiful groupings skilfully
supported, and the music in general was pleasing
and arpropriate.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, who is now hap-
pily recovered from her late indisposition, gave a
New Year's Dinner on Saturday, at Brighton, to
the PRINCE REGENT and a select party of the
Nobility.-
N “WroRT, JAN. 2.—Snow in the isle of Wight
has not been so heavy since 1791 and 1795 ; the
road from Newport to Cowes was not passable
for several days ; a moderate thaw, with a gentle
rain, has taken place this day.
The Ocean and Northampton transports sailed
froM Portsmouth on Saturday morning for Liver-
pool, to take on board settlers for the Cape of
Good Hope.
CORONER'S INQUESTS...-AO inquisition was
held on Friday evening at the Constitotion, Lis-
son Grove, on the body of Mr. Thomas Denman,
a Gentleman 'residing in that neighbourhood,
who put an end to bis existence by cutting his
throat. The deceased, as appeared by -evi-
dence of two of his sons and his servant-
maid, was about 50 years of age, and always lived
in the greatest harmony with his wife and family.
He had been quite blind fur nearly a year,
from an inflammation in his eyes, and within
the last three •montlis had become very much
disturbed in- his intellects. Verdict—" Died
by his own band, in a state of mental derange-
ment;'—On Saturday an Inquest was iheld at
the York Arms, Clarges-street, Piccadilly, on the
body of Richard Field, aged 12 years, drowned in
he Mason, Green Park, on Friday afternoon.
Verdict--" Accidental Death. 7
London, England, 1820-01-03

VICTU,ILLING—OFF ICE, Dec. 14, ISlti•

THE COMM ISSIONERSIar ICTUA ItLING
His .11,1JESTI'S N.-. 11711 do hereby give Notice,
that on Friday, the 7th of January next, they will he
ready to receire Tenders in wri...tin4r (seated np), and treat
for the smpPly (on separate Crentradts) of all such quantities
o/ FRESH BEEF and RUM as may be required for the use
of his Majesty's S/'ips and Vessels at the Ports under-men-
tioned, viz.:—
Liverpool
Dublin ...
AFresh Deef.
Londendvrry and
Louglmvilly
Liverpool
,for the space of Twelve Calendar .11onths.
The Conditions qf the Contracts .may be seen at the Secrc-
tary's (Vice, at this Wire; or by applying to the Collectors
of his Males.'y's Customs at Liverpool and Londonderry,
and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-General at Dublin,
respectively.
No regard will he hurl to any Tender in which the Price

shall not be inserter! i.e IT'ords• at length, or that shalt
not be delivered to the hoard before One u'Clock on the said
Friday, the 7M of Janucry next ; nor unless the Person
who metes the Tender, or some Persun on his behalf,
tends, to answer when called fur.

Each"Thider must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with
the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 500/. for the due
rerformance of each of the Contracts.

R. •CI a RKE and Mr. BLAGDEN will be-
zin their next Course of LECTURES on MIDWIFERY,
and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, on SATUR-
DAY, January the 42d. The Lectures are read every Morning
from a Quarter past Tun to a Quarter past Eleven, for the
convenience of Students attending the Hospitals.—For par-
ticulars apply to Mr. Clarke, 10, Saville-row; or to Mr.
Blagden, 22, Sackvine-street,

NEW AND IMPROVE)) EDITIONS OF THE ELEGANT

EXTRACTS.
This Day were published,
A New Edition; neatly printed in One very large Volume,
Royal Octavo, price 20s.- in boards,

LEGANT EXTRACTS, in POETRY ; be-
-1g....4 nig similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose.
London : Printed for J. Alawman, and the other Pro-
prietors.

Of whom may be had,
1. ELEGANT ExTRAcTs ; or, Useful and Entertaining
Passig-es in Price, selected for the Improvement of Young
Persiis, New Edition, Royal Octavo,- 20s. in hoards.
2. ELEGANT EPISTLES; heir=; a copious Collection of
familiar and ;latticing Letters. A New Edition, witch im-
proved by additional Letters of Gibbon. Beattie, Cowper,
Sir W. Jones, Richardson, Youn4, Montagu, and many
others, Octavo, 20s. in hoards.

CHRISTMAS.
December's chilling Masts to cheer,
What joy when Christmas does appear;
Then we chace dull care and woe,
And ki,s beneath the misslctue.
The• sexes each, with anxious care,
Wish to adorn, with taste,Alleir hair,
'Where on the head's a barren soil,
Use ROWLAND% fain'd.NIACASSAR OIL:
'Twill mui!ie the Hair profusely .row,
And grace and elegance hesiow;
A:id if the Colour's lied or grey.
Which does not Beauty well display.
Then if to change it yon desire,
Millie use of 110WI,AND's ESSENCE of TYRE.
Ruth Oil and Essence you will meet
At Nuu►ber I, iu Kirby-Street.
London, England, 1820-01-03

SMITIIFIELD MARKET, JAN. 3.

The Market this morniug was but middlingly supplied with
Cattle, and the prices arc the same as per last Friday's Mar-
ket ; Mutton, Veal, and Pork, remain as per our last prices.
The Hay Market remains the same as per our last quotation ;
in Straw and Clover no difference in the price.
The following is a correct statement of tho Prices and
Numbers at Market :
(To sink the Offal ; per Stone of Bibs.)
gees 4s. Od. to ss. 4,1. I Veal ss. W. to 63. 6tl.
luttoti ..4s. 6d, to ss. 6d. Pork ss. Od. to Is. Od
Lz.mb Os. Od. to Os. Od.
CATTLE AT MARKET._

Beasts -
.1850 Sheepand Lambs ....14,920
I Calves

;POETRY.

'he following Lines are said to have been written, but not

hitherto published by Lord BYtioN

Faithless, from my heart I wring thee ;
Worthless, to the winds I fling thee ;
Hopeless of my wished endeavour
Thus we part—and part for ever !

Faithless be the hearts that mind thee ;
'Worthless be the chains that bind thee ;
Hopeless be thy bright to-morrow—
Tints we part—be thine the sorrow.

Faithless as thy fading-beauty
Worthless of a lover's duty;
Hopeless be of aught endearing—
Ever changing, cheating, veering

My waking day-dreams thought they found thee,
With truth's bright halo wreath'd around thee ;
But foul deceit—l saw the token—
The vision fled—the dream was broken

REGlsllilt OF FASHION.

LADY VANE STEWART.

VIENNA, DEC. 17, 1819.----The Presentation of
the English A tubassadress, LACY VANS STEWART,
to their Imperial Majesties, which had been de-
ferred some time in cons, quence of her Excellency's
indisposition, took place on the 12'h inst. Her
Excellency was received with matked distinction
by the Emperor and Empress, and the interest
which this lovely young Lady excited was much in-
creased by the spiendohr and good taete displayed
in her dress and appearance. Her evipages were
the handsomest ever seen at Vienna, and the horses
of the carriage were particularly. . After the
presentation, her Excellency had three days of
reception, at the superb Hotel she inhabits in the
town for d 1 the Princes, Ministers, anti Nobility
of the capital, to pay their respects to her; a
more numerous and more brilliant company we
never remember to have witnessed.
London, England, 1820-01-03

11E11.BICE.

It appears by a' Prat lum rtionof his Excellency
the Governor rxt flerhice, dated 18th October, that
the Ri
ght lion: the Lords Commissioners fur ex-
ecuting the office of Lord High Admiral of Eng-
land, have been pleased to constitute and establish
a Court of Vice-Admiralty within the Colony,
under their Great Seal, bearing date the 26!h July
of the pi esent year, of which Court the following
Officers have been already sworn
:
Judge his Harlow- H., Beard, P.C. Jmiice.
King's Proctor, W.J.-Armstrong, Esq.
Itegi:trar, D. Melville, Esq.
Marshall Klaas Francken, Esq.
On the lt2th oc,tober,,the Judge was pleased. to
admit Martin Daley, Esq. to be a Proctor in said
Court. This last Gentleman has been also ap-
pointed by the -Governor, Judge Advocate of the
Berbice Alilitia, vice A. T. Williams,

The new Ctwoni-horse Tariff was in force in
Berbice on the 13111 October.

MEDITERRANEAN PlRACY.—Letters were on
Tuesday received at Liverpool trout 111aIt r ; and
amottgi: them one from DELANO, the piratical'
Captain, in which he states his innocence in the
most poshive terms, asserting that his crew
chained him down, ,and fastened him in his cabin
whilst they pltindered the ship Helen. Indeed he
denies being in any way accessary to the robbery
of the vessel. On the other hand, however, a
letter has arrived at Liverpool from the brother of
a young loan there resident, in which he candidly
confesses his guilt, and looks noon the anticipated
punishment of death as strictly just. 11,it these
tire not the only pieces of intelligence trout the
.Nleditetraoean : by the Brunswick, lately arrived
front• Smyrna, we are made acquaiu►e,l with a
prevalent rumour, that DE LANo caused poison to
be administered to such of his crew who refosed
joining in the wicked plan of lawless violence and
robbery, and actually threatened to shoot the
Carpenter, who for some time withheld his assent
to it. Such ate the statements DOW abroad relit=
rive to this criminal proceeding. Letteis front
►Malta, of the 6ilt of November, state, that the
trial of DELazw'and his crew was postponed to
the Ist ult. Two of the men have been admitted
as King's evidence.
London, England, 1820-01-03

Bishop Watson's Apology for the Bible .• 0 6I
Bislo (iinsion's Three l'a,tortl Letters on Infdrlity,
I. cacti, or tog-ether
Lord
.I.(ttleton's Observations on the Conver,ion of

St. Pani
Pishop Sherloch's 'Fria' of the ‘Vitneises
pl)uz. iflun. 11111 n Hun.
S. d. s. d. 9. d s. d.
I-Trar both Side..—Witnrises fyr
:tud axainst the Tiihk
scripture the Gnide of Life 0 6 010 r 6 2 6
Reasons fur retaining Chr;sti-

anity OlO 1 9 3 0 5 4
The Unbeliever convinced
'lle Blind Guide, or Tlimuas
Paine ignorant of the Bible 0 6 010 6 2 6
Abandoned and Penitent

Blaspheiner4 -or the Death-
beds of Voltaire and Ito- •
cliester' 0 8 1 2 2 0
First wife. Dclie-
~
er. awl an Unbeliever 0 8 1 2 2 0 3 G
Second Ditto.... Ditto - UIO 1 9 3 0 5 4
The SPLCIAL ComstirrrE hold their 'Meetings at the
Suciety's house, No. 5, Bartlett's Buildioas, Ilidborn, to
whom all Communications are to be addressed, and by whom
Contributions are received, as well as at Mi,ssrs. Goslings
Sharpe, Fleet-street, on account of the Treasurer,
Joskua Watson, Esq.

GEO. GASKIN, D.D. Secretary.
Bartlett's Buildings, Jan. 1 8 20.

VICTICLILLING-OFFILE, September 3. I B 14.

HE CO M MISSIONERSfor.VICTUALL IN 6
His 214.1JES;FY'S N4l-'1" do hereby give Notice, that
on Tuesday, the 4th of January next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (sealed np) and treat with such
Persons a,s will undertake to supply (on separate Contracts)
all such quantities of ,SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH B EEF
as may be required for the use of his Majesty's Ships anti
Vessels at Jame& a and New Providence, during the space
of Twelve .11onths certain, from the 4th day of March next,
and further until six: lontlis' warning shall be given for the
termination of the Contracts, the Conditions of which may be
seen at the Secre:ary's Office.
No regard will be haul to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall
not be delivered to the Board before _One o'Cloch on the
soul Tuesday, the 4th of January next; nor unless the Per-
son who snakes the Milder, or some Person on his beliql,
atteials to answer when called for:—Nor will any Tender for
the Sea Provisions Contract thitt contains extravagant Priers
upon some /Mich's,' and Prices inials inferior to the real
value repay others, be considered as proper to be admitted.
Each Tender assist also be accompanied by a Letter signed
by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with
the Party tendering, in the Penal Scum of 15,0061.f0r the
due perfor»tance of the Contract for Sea Provisions, and aj.
1,000!. for the Fresh Beef Contract..
London, England, 1820-03-31

PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS, MARCH 23.—The English Opposition
Papers, exulting at the progress of liberty in
Spain, hope that France will be invited also to
declare itself. The numbers here who wish for a
Revolution are in a great minority ; the severe
measures taken are only precautionary, and rather
held out in terrorem to the wicked than with the
intention of putting them in practice. The good
fear not the severity of the Laws ; an honest man
would be in no alarm were all crimes to be pu-
nished with death ; be might deplore their seve-
rity, but he would not tear them. The French
are an unruly set, moderation is lost on them.
They must be ruled with a rod of iron ; they re-
semble fire and water; are good servants, but bad
masters. The Law against the Journals will pass
by a considerable majority. The Press must not
be " a Chartered Libertine," The Conservateur
will be dropped, and perhaps, too, the Minerve ;
it will be no loss to society.
The Revolution in Spain was necessary ; but
France must not be compared with Spain. Louis
XVIII. is eminently a constitutional Monarch,
and resists the ultra suggestions of his old friends.
He is about to recal M. DECAZR9 to his Councils ;
the Count D'ARGAUT is gone to invite him back;
he only could keep all parties in check ; M. Si-
=ON represents him, but he has not the tact,
the finesse, or the knowledge of his predecessor;
he follows in his steps, and imitates him : in Ibis
lie does well.

CONTESTED ,ELECTIONS.-STATE OF THE POLLS.
MIDDGCSEX, MARC/130.

Byng 4004 Mellish
Whitbread . .
3555 I Mr. Mellish resigned.
(Ivees's COUNTY, 6TH DAY.
_. .

Right I-Ton. W.W. Pule-3259 Sir C. Conte
Sir H. Parnell 2889 I General Dunn

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Ayrshire—Lient.-General James Moutgomerie.
Kinross and Claclimannan—Robert Bruce, Esq.
Lanarkshire—Lord Archibald Hamilton.
Kilkenny City—Right Hon. Dennis Browne.

Yesterday morning the Duke of Yoax left town
for Umlaut's. His Royal Highness returned to
London in the evening to dinner.
Un Sunday next his Royal Highness the Duke
of YORK will leave town for Newmarket.

The Duke and Duchess of CLAREINCE arrived at
their residence in the King's Palace, St. James's,
trimn Fro,:inore, last evening, to dinner.

- Yesttrilny the Duke and Duchess of thoucits•
TER hail a parry to dinner.

Prince LEOPOLD dined ~esierday with the Du-
al the King's Palace, Kensington.
chess of KENT,
London, England, 1820-03-31

ALL PRIZES !ITU APRIL.

CARROLL, the CONTRACTOR, begs most
earnestly to impress on the public mind the advantage
of purchasing lEFOItE the I ith of APRIL, for
ON THAT DAY
Only Two Thousand Tickets will he Drawn,
EACH TO RECEIVE 301.

And then to have, IN ADDITION, the same chance When
the drawing begins on the 27th April, as if it had not already
been drawn a Prize of 301.; therefore, on the nth April an
Adventui er
MAY GET A PRIZE, BUT CANNOT NAVE A BLANK
The Scheme contains 102 CAPITAL ['RAZES, including
FOUR . s of 30,0061. 120,000i.
TWO 20,0001. 40,0001.
TWO lO,OOOl. 20,0001.
&c.

In all 303,5001. in Money and Consols, including an EXTRA
SUM of FORTY THOUSAND I),'UNDS, which CARROLL,
the Contractor, has added to the Prize Money, by permis-
sion of Government.

TICKETS and SIIARES are selling at cAnßows For-
tunate Offices, No. 19, CORNIIII.I,, and OXFORD-
STREET; where he Sid in the last fere Months,

2,387 / .30,000 11,315
706 2I,OUJ I 7,004, 5,000

BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY.
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Impenetrable

per Clint.
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Black 564
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White . 40s
Yellow 3tis
...late and Lead Col,,urs 48s
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Invisible Green p
Olive Green
Fine deep Green 1 Ni
Dark Red • 26;
Bright Red 36s
Chocolate 40s
Stone Colour 4ris
Liiiiieed Oil, Turpentine, and Colours of Every Description.
These Paints are very or,4amental, and way be
Witt great advantage to All the purposes t-,f uscfitl Painting,
inside and (Mt; where a handsome appearance, storability,
and economy, are considerations. For P,--.rk Pubm;s, Out
Stucco anti Plaster Fronts, and Woed
St Ulld shipping purposes, they arii peculiarly adapted, as
they resist/the effects-of Weather in an unusual ,Ity,ree, and
are. a cure fur t Worm and, Dry Rot. Ti,e-y• sur
fkce nearly twice as great as (+then Ptirc s.
Plird with little trouble, requiring only to ..f t
Isinsetil or Prepated Oil.
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London, England, 1820-05-04

THE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANG.---The attractive representation
of King Lear at this Theatre, was followed last
night hy- a new Musical Afterpiece, entitled The
Lady and the Deril ! There is no supernatural
agency in this piece, notwithstanding its title.
The scene lies at Naples, and the plot has suffi-
cient intricacy to excite strong curiosity, and is
sufficiently clear to be perfectly intelligible. The
contiguity of two rooms, bet ween which there is a
secret passage, covered by tapestry, enables Zephy-
Tina (bliss KELLY) to carry on a correspondence
with her lover, Capt. ifiid/ore(ELusToN), to leave
her letters in his room without his knowing
how they came there, and to remove his answers
in the same mysterious manner. At length, after
she has carried on her secret agency some time,
and had escaped without discovery, she is detect-
ed by the Captain himself. The Lovers are finally
happy.—There is much of bustle and spirit in the
fable, and neatness and humour in the dialogue.
HARLEY has a good character in Jeremy, the
Captain's servant. The picce, amusing in itself,
was very well supported by the Performers, and,
with a little retrenchment, will probably have a
run of success.

COVENT•GARDRN.—Another of the pieces of the
modern terrific School was brought forward last
night under the title of Montoni, or The Phantom.
The fable is founded upon the murder perpetrated
by Montoni (NI AcREADy) of his own brother.
His accomplice and d servant, Catatro (YATES). at
length betrays him, and the murderer closes his
miserable life by suicide. The piece is quite of that
horrific cast which is calculated to excite a strong
but painful interest. It had good support in the
acting, particularly by the efforts of MACRRADY.
It was sufficiently well received to promise tolerable
success on repetition. ABBOTT, EGERTON, and
Miss FOOTE, ably supported their respective cha-
racters. The Play is partly written in blank verse,
and is ascribed to Mr, SHIEL. a great dealer in
the manufacture of the terrific Drama.
London, England, 1820-05-04

GEORGE EDWARDS.

Mr. Alderman WooD said, he rose for the Hr•
pose of giving notice of an intended motion on
a most important subject. He wished to acquaint
the House, that in order to prevent a notorious
individual frorrrleaving the country, be had written
to Lord Sidmoutli acquainting him Of his inten-
tions. He now gave notice that on Tuesday next
he would move tar the appointmknt of a Select
Committee to examine witnesses relative to cer-
tain charges against George'Edwatds.
On the motion of Lord MILTON; a copy of the
appointment of Henry EMS, Esq. to the office of
Secretary to the Government of the Cape of Good
Hope, was ordered to be laid before the House.
London, England, 1820-05-04

IRISH ELECTION LAWS.

Sir H. PARNIILL moved for the appointment of
a Select Committee on 'remunerating High She-
riffs in Ireland for expenses incurred in Elections.
The newlaw had been introduced with' ease•and
effect, and was successful in shortening the cino-
lion of Elections, as in England, to 15 days.

Colonel BAdwaLL made iome.obserrations on
the objections expressed by several Grand Juries
against charging Counties with the expences of
Election• booths.
Sir HENRY l'AsNaLz.-.remarked on the propriety
of introducing English Members on Irish. Com-
mittees, It was peculiarly proper on this occa-
sion, as a Bill had been introduced in -1817, by
the Chairman of an English Committee, in which
there was a clause of the same kind to charge
counties with the expenses of erectine booths.
At present the expenses were about 6001. i but
this sum might be further reduced.
Lord J0cE1.714 said, he was not informed what
Committee was to be proposed ; but, unless all
the Irish County Members were included, he
should move an amendment w that effect, as they
were peculiarly interested.
The motion was agreed to, and the Committee
was named.

Lord JocrLYN mooed, as an amendment, that
all the llembers be members of the Com-
mittee.-1 his vas agreed to.

CROWN LANDS.

Mr. WARRB moved for an Account of the pro-
duce of Crown Lands, and its application, to sth
January, 1820.—Ordered.
Mr. MONEY. moved for an Account of the pro-
ceeds of the eight Dutch East huntsmen captuted
off St. Helena by the Sceptre. (We understood
in 1795 )—Ordered,
London, England, 1820-05-03

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, MAY 2.

Amsterdam
Ditto, at Sight ll 10
Rotterdam l. 3
Antwerp l2 5
Hamburgh 36 9 24 fls
Altona
Paris, 3 Day's sight 25 50 0 Us.
Ditto
Pourdeaux, ditto
Frankfort on the Main

Madrid
Cadiz
Bilboa . . 34j Effecting
'Seville
Gibraltar
Barcelona
Leghorn
Genoa 441-Venice, Ital. Liv. 27 60
Malta 46 -Naples 391
Palermo
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio Janeiro
Dublin 9i Cork 91 per Cent.
BULLION
Portugal Gold, in Coin.. I.O 0 0 peragf f
Foreign Gold, in Bars 3 17.10 f i
New Doubloons
New Dollars 0 4 it
Silver in Bars, Standard 05 g . _

BIRTHS.
On the tPth of April, at Chilston Park, Kent, the Lady of
Thomas F. Best, Esq. of a daughter.
On Monday last, the Lady of Captain Lake, of Lower CoutV
House, near Tewksbury, of a son. - .

MARRIED.
On the 2,d of February last, at Rio Janeiro, Charles to
Esq. to Emma, eldest daughter of William Young-, Esq.

DIED.
On Saturday, the 29th ultieno, Robert Pennington,
'`
voungest son of George Henry Erecting, Esq. of the Gene
Post Office. f
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On the 29th of April, at his seat at Fairleig-h, neat
stone, William Phelp Perrin, Esq. in the 78th year of
age.
On the 22d of March, at Offord, Hunts, Thomas SisrrieYl
Esq. aged 67.

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Ormond-street, Queen-square; and pnblished 14V
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at 'fit! ,e(q
Office, No. 112, Strand ; where Advcltisernents, ur"
Lctt.trsi bo, (post-paid) most beaddressed.

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DIVIDENDS.

May 27, H. EV3119, Cheapside, silk-mannfartnrer—May 9,
R. Hurrell, Nlinories, corn-dealer—May 6. It. Hodgson, Fleet-
street, oilman—May 27, C—Peltitt, Birmingham, glover--
May I'3o, J. Saywell, Macclesfield, and H. Kirkman, Wood-
street, Cheapstde, silk-manufacturers—May 25, T. Fisher,
Batty-Mills, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, oil-crusher--. May 31, G.
Bayley, J. James, and J. Scholes, Manchester, fustian-manu-
facturers—June 3, T. H. Halse and T. D. Meriton, Maiden-
lane, Wood-street, Clieapside, button-man ufact urers—
May 25, M. Griffiths. J. Griffiths, and it. Griffiths. Bristol,
masons—May 2(5. P. Bass, Ashborne, Derbyshire, dealer
May 27, J. Pitcher, Bach-road, Saint George,brieklayer—
May 30, J. Kdhier, St. Swithin's-lane, merchant—May 30,
W. Tazwell;Drury-lane, cheesemonger—May 27, J. Gawan,
Union-street, So mere-town, cabinet-maker—May 27, T. P.
Oakley, Ealing. brewer—May 127, T. Stanton, Drury-lane,
cheesr monger—May 27, B. Sorrell, Kirby-street, Hatton-
garden, printer—May 23, T. Jackson and W. Jackson, Li-
verpool, merchants—May 25, C. Chubb, Portsea, ironmon-
ger—May 24, .1. Haddon, ToW-square, near North Shields,
'ship owner.
London, England, 1820-05-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Several Nlembers took the Oaths. Amongst
them were recoanizetl 1.,,,rd Milton, Sir Thomas
Barma, Mr. Lockhart, Mr. Charles ‘Vynn, and
Mr. Harvey (Colchester).
On the inwion or Mr. iltinvET, Copies of the
Renorts of the 4:ommissioner9 on the Excise and
Customs were ordered.
Mr. LUSH INGTOti moved in addition, an Ac-
count of the number of In.ormations, tiled in the
Court of Exchequer on Custom and Excise Pro-
t-ess, from the of Jannary, 1819, to the Ist of
January, 182).—Ordered.

WALCOT CHARITIES, LAMBETH.
Mr• I 1 SUMNER obtained lease to bring in R
Bill to legalise fhe Titles given by the. Trustees of
the Walcot Charities, in Lambeth.

COLONIAL AUDIT.
On the motion of Mr. FIUME, there were nrder-
efl to be laid betore the House certnin Accounts,
of the Culonial Board of Audit conutcted with
the Colonies of the Mauritius, Ceylon, Ttini-
dad, &c.
London, England, 1820-05-03

PRIVATE lIRARING.

Mr. SPENCE requested that hiS Lordship won!d
allow a Petition that related to au infant to gaud.
for 6attirday, and that he would please :o ..ear it
in. hit private T 0011), as it was under very pe:Adiar
circumstances, in which the public had no lilted'
rest.

The LORD CHANCELLOR.—Let it be psil in the
paper. for Saturday. As to hearing it 111 tbv 1)11..
cate room, 'hat does not rest with me. I ail ?he
parties comp :tit to tl:a ,morbe, I eaooot ,bj. et
bytt it is necessary for we to have that cotAscht.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, stay 2.

THE KING V. HUNT AND OT.: Fll9

The Court, according to .apuoint melt, heart)
the continuation of a ,rcitki ettt
which, Mr. Justice BAYLEY proreeth-d about 11
o'clock ro read the evidence in the Ki,!g v I-7 tit
and 0 hers. At two o'clock the Cour;
fur!her .proreedings until to-morrow. The Re-
port is not yet concluded,
Mr. Hunt stated to their Lordships, that in ad-
dition to the grounds of objection which he hail
before urged, he now wished to state another.
Thiq was, that the evidence of the inscription• on
the flags oit4hc not to hive been received He re,-
ferred Mr. Justice Bayley to that part of Morton's
evidence where it was to be limn&

ChiefJostiee BROTT-" Well, Iliave put down
this objection in addition to the rest"

COURT OP CONInON N:EAS, MAY Q.

Mr. Serjeant VAUGUAN rose to show eaarse
against a rule which had been of .ained on a tor-
mer day by Mr. Serjeant BLossETT, the object of
which was to take off the file of the Court, for
some irregularity in the endorsement, the pro.,
ceedings commenced against the Warden of the
Fleet, for suffering the escape of Robert Christie
Burton, Esq. from his custody. This Gewie-
man, our readers will recollect, was a Member of
the House of Commons in the last Parliament,
and was discharged by the Warden, under the 11"
thority of the Speaker's order. The Court, to
consideration that the point was nett, arising as
it did out of the Act of 59th Geo. 111. by which
the practice of that Court was altered, took time
to consider before they gave a decision Op tha
subject.
London, England, 1820-05-03

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.

Yesterday John Robinson, alias Thowas 'nutter, aged c6i,
was capitally indicted for feloniously uttering various forged
If. notes, with intent to defraud the Governor and Coussany
of 'l.llu Ban!: of Englnuct—Gefilty.
FINING A JGROTt.-1-Filliana fironkcs was put to the bar
upon an indictment, which charged him with having uttered,
linowing to he forged, a 11. and a si. forged note, with intent
to defraud, &c.

Mr. Serjeant BOSANQUET was about to open the case, wbea
some of the Jury requested to be permitted to withdraw. Se-
veral of them accordingly withdrew, and shortly afterwards
all but WIC returned to :he box The absent Juryman was
sent for, and found at home, and he was hoed 201.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty—Death.
William Henry Stanford, a genteelly dressed young many
not quite 20 years of age, was capitAlly indicted for uttering
a 101. note, purporting to be of the Bank of England, kitbag--
log the same to be forged.
The Jury found bins Guilty—Death—but recommended
him to ►atercy, on the score of extreme youth.
London, England, 1820-05-03

CERTIFICATES- MAY 23.

T. Mellish, .New. Kent-road, ship-owner—W. H. Barnard
and C. Barnard, Liverpool, merchants-3. Littlewood, Man-
chester, dealer—J. Gaunt, Arm key, Leeds, woollen-manu-
fatitnrer—J. Farmer, Shionfr-street, victualler—J. Goldin.,
Colchester, tanner—G. Woodbead, North Allston, Yorkshire,
starch-manufacturer—'l'. Booker, Emswotth, Hampshire,
miller—W. Harrison, Yeldersley, Derh)shire, dealer—J.
Makeen, Liverpool, livery-stable-keeper—W. Turner and .1,
North, Mold-green, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, fancy-clothiers.

PARTN ERS IP4 DISSOLVED.
W. Parsons and G. Dibble, Sherborne, Dorset, tanners—
:I. 011)01 and J. Deck, Bury St. Edmunds. centers-3. Levers
and J. Holland, Nottingham, fivers—A. Dow, W. Blake, and
A. Dow, Christchurch, Hants, brewers—J. Stopford and t.
Jackson, Ashton-under-Line, cotton spinners—W. Robinson
and It. Shaw, Not ich, manufacturers—B. Swain and T.
Islip, Lincoln, steam packet masters—S. Edwards and E.
Roberts. Haffidgynfawr, Denbigh, woollen-manufacturers—
J. Vaughan and .1. Longmore, Bristol, West-India merchants.
—lt Young, A. yuong, and .1. Twizell, North Shields, hard
waretn,•n--A. Maclinitost. and K. Donilas, Leadenhall-street,
mei tits s—.l. H. I lagget stun and U.T. Whiteley, Cambridge,
attorcies-oL• law.
London, England, 1820-07-31

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Nikki'.
THEATRE ROYAL, RAYMARKET.—The Beggar's Opera. After
, which, The Critic.
THEATRE. ROYAL, E:LISH OPERA Hausz.—Woman's
A Riddle. After which, Don Giovanni.

TO CORR ES POlll3OgNVi.
FOT the UFPORT of the Earl of SHEFFIELD at the Lewes /air,
see the First Page.
WICKLIFFE, and other Favours: as well as ttre Continuation of
the Evidence in the Parliamentary Report on the TINDER
THAVE, To-morrow.

PRICE OF STOCKS
TIII3 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

3 per Cent,Red. 69 hi
9 per Cent. Cons 6844
si per Cent
4 per Cents
per Ct. Navy Ann.... .10314
5 per Cent. Scrip. 2/jpr.

Bank Long Ann..... 18 1-16th
India Bonds 235. 225. pr.
Exch. Biils, 2d. 3s. 4s. pr.
Omni= pr. par
Cons. for Account.... 69 681

MAILS. •
ARRIVED-2 Dublin, I Watrrfnrd, 1 Gottenburgh, I France,

1 Flanders.

DUE--1 Waterford, I Holland, t Gottcnburgb, 1 Haraburgh.

HIGH-WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.-
Morning. 53 minutes after 6.—Evertitig, .21 minutes after. 7.
London, England, 1820-07-31

THE ARMY.

ROYAL REVIEW:IES MAJESTY Nas so much
recovered on Saturday from the attack of the
gout in his left hand, as to be able to review the
City Light- Horse, on Wormwood Scrubs. His
MAJESTY, accompanied by the Duke of Yoari
and Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFI ELI), left his Palace in •
Pall-mail about half-past eleven o'clock, in his
travelling-carriage, followed by another Royat
carriage, in which was Sir F!tANCIS
(the Equerry in Waiting.) The carriages were
attended by outriders in the Royal liveries. His
MAJESTY and the Duke of Vonit alighted from
their carriage at Shepherd's I,3ush, where they
mounted their chargers. The KING and his Royal
Brother were dressed' in Field Marshals unifornis.
A Guard of Honour, composed of the Life
Guards, was in attendance, aird proceeded with
the KING to the ground appointed for the Re-
view, a distance of about a mile. On his MAJEs-
TY'S entrance on the ground,he was met by the
Duke of CA'AiIIItIDGE, tile Duke of NVELLINGTON,
and a number of Military Officers of distinction.
The KING was received by the numerous assem-
blage with every mark of dutiful attachment.
Some of the voices called out " Long live King
George the Fourth." The KING was received
with military honours by the regiment, with Col.
BOSANQUET at ,their head. His. MAJESTY rode
down the line, and the regiment afterwards pass
ed his MAJESTY 111 columns, single tile, &c. and
then went through their different evolutions ; at
the close of which, the KING was, pleased to ex,
press his approbation, previous to his leaving the '
field. 09 his MAJESTY'S departure, he. was •
greeted with the same marks of respect as on his(
arrival.

We understand that the Palace duties, and in. 4.
deed the whole routine of duty about the Capi-
tal, is in future to betaken by rotation, from the.
Royals downwards, or at least 'in mixed duty
with the Guards. This is as it ought to be.
The Sovereign will then see the troops who havfi
fought his battles abroad, and encountered all
climates; and they will have the satisfaction. sof
being 'per sonally noticed by him.
The detachment of the 85th Regiment, sta-
tione4 in. Lichfield, marched from thence on Tues-
day last, on their. route, for Uxbridge ; they
escorted the division of Artillery which was sta-
tioned at Lichfield, as far as Coventry, where the
Artillery were to receive 4nother escort to Weedod
Barracks.

- Rtport assigns the 88th Regiment as likely to
supply the 85th in Lichfield. The Head-quarters
of the 88th are at present at Liverpool.
By the Act passed on the Bth instant, " fOr
fixing the Rates of Subsistence to be
.paid
to
Innkeepers and others, on quartering Suldiers,”
w
the sum of one -shilling and to-pence, pe'fAlay
to be paid for the diet of Noti-coinmissioneeoffi-
cers and Soldiers ; and one shilling per day4th.
hay and straw for horses. The Act to take effect
from the 24th of last March, and to continue tt
force till the 24th of March, 1821. ---

The D4chefs of SAXE WEIMAR 'attended Di:
vise Service yesterday, at the Genii-an Chapei,
in the King's Palace? St. ihnle3';,