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London, England, 1818-11-07

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 6.

This being the first day of Term, the Court did
not sit till nearly half after one, when the new
Lord Chief Justice (Abbott) took his seat, accom-
panied by Mr. Justice Bayley and Mr. Justice
Holroyd. Shortly after his Lordship eutered the
Court, he addressed the new King's Counsel,
Messrs. C.n!len, Owen, Wingfield, Ilorhe, and
Heald, successively in •the following form
" Royal'llighness the Prince.Begent, in-the
name and on the behalf of his Majesty,. has been
pleased to appoint yon one of his Majesty's.Connsrl
learned in the-law. -You %N ill, therefOre,lake your
plice tiithiwthe bar accordingly."
London, England, 1818-11-07

PRIVATE' AND AUTHENTIC CORRF,SPONDENCt.

PARIS, Nov. 2.—At length the independents
are (we suppose) satisfied. M. de la FAYETTE,
M. MANUEL, End M. de CONSTANT, are elected,
for we understand the latter has been elected for
Finisterre, on 111. MANust.'s declining it, in favour
of his election, for 1,3 Vend6e. We know not
how his Majesty, with all his recollections, will
look upon M. de la FAYETTE, whose indecision
and feebleness of character were, in a greatmea-
sure, the cause of the ruin of that Monarchy he
professed to defend, and the triumph of those
diabolical print;iles he professed to crush ; let us
hope that the sage lessons of experience, and his
long exile by,those he raised to power, will make
him lend all his aid to the maintenance of legiti-
mate authority, and the Charter emanating tram
it, with the consent of the Nation. " Of 111:
MANUEL we augur much ; he is. eloquent, he is
moderate, and if there have appeared in his con-
duct any hostility to Government, he was not the
first offender ; we regard him as one of the firmest

pillars of the Charter, who will rank honourably
with the ROYER COLLARDS and the CAMILLE
JORDANS, the intrepid defenders of true Consti-
tutional principles. As to M. de CONSTANT, we
are not sorry to see
,him in the House, and we
hope he will realize all the sanguine hopes of his
friends ; but can we forget his article in the
Journal des Debats of the 19th of March, 1815,
so furious against BUONAPARTE, or not compare
it.with his article in the same Paper, on tl►e 21st of
the same month, as furious against the BOURBONS ?
Can we forget that he became Counsellor of State
under BUONAI'ARTE in the 100 days, and was the
Very person who drew up the Acte additionel,
Which excluded the BOURBONS for ever from the
Throne ? With these recollections, so recent, we
confess ourselves no great admirers of the " poli-
tical Consistency" of which he himself dares to
boast ; let us hope, however, that at length he
will be really constant, and merit his name ; he is
moderate, and as a Writer has great talents ; as an
Orator ke will never shine, but the silent vote of
an honest man is of more value than all the
speeches of the Profligate. IVI. de CONSTANT btu
a difficult part to play, he is elected by those who
hope from him revolutionary principles ; let him
consult his conscience, and the nation and the
Government will applaud the choice of that Fac-
tion which seeks the ruin of, both ; he will not, it
is true, fulfil its hopes—so much the better:
London, England, 1818-11-07

SUIP NEWS.

HiLIGOLAND. OCT:. 29,-L-The George M.,
MEYER, from Lisbon to Hamburgh, ran on shore
on the North'Reet of Sandy Island, but was got
off again by assistance from the island, and pro-
ceeded with pilots for the Elbe, with loss of an
anchor and cable, and some trifling damage. By
a boat arrived this morning, information is re-
ceived from Schelling, near rise Texel, that the
Enfield, of Newcastle, WILSON master, from
Dauzic to Portsmouth, was lost on that island.
(crew saved) 23d October. The vessel is totally
lost, but the cargo will be saved by the &belling
fishermen.

SCILLY, OCT. 31.—Came in th Dolphin, of
and from Genoa, to Antwerp, WiJ) Rice, shipped
a great deal of water on her passage, which da-
maged the cargo ; she lost sails, &c. &c. after
performing quarantine, she will discharge to re-
pair.—Remain in the Harbour, the Lapwing,
EDWARDS, froth Newcastle to Bristol, under re-
pairs.—All other vessels sailed on the 2Sth of
October.

DIAL, Nov. G.—Remain in the Downs several
transports, and the St. Patrick, FERRIER, for
Batavia.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Euryalus, for the West Indies; Thomas,
FISHER, for St. Luck ; and Barrosa transport to
the Eastward.

The Conquestador, from St. IThe's to
Dublin, was lost on the Arklow Banks, on the
night of the Ist instant ; crew saved.

CUSTOMS LIST.
Entered Inwards, Nov. 6.—Carolina, Berg, Christiana ;
Twee Gebroeders, Sievers, Rotterdam ; Prince of Waterloo,
Smith, do.; Vriendschap, Slof, do.; British Army, Campbell,
do.; Vrow Itaetfina, Lange, Ghent; Speculator, Wishart,
J)anzic; Prosperity, Addison, Katliamersurick ; Kinnersley
Castle, Ballston, Archangel ; Francis, Brook, do.; Isabella,
Ferguson, Petersburg!) ; Charles, Agessa, Rouen ; Felicity,
Pritchard, do.; Henry, Jameson, Malaga ; Triton, Tyack, do.;
Ann, Older, Smyrna; Duchess of York, Massingham, Buenos
Ayres; Contest, Langdon, Quebec; Progress, Talbert, do.;
Endeavour, Hunter, do.; Waterloo, Clayton, Havannah;
Magnet, Warner, do.; Chapman, Drake, Batavia.; Atlantic,
Allen; Baltimore.
Entered Outwards, Yov. Go—Emulous, Sowell, Antign;s ;
.John and Robert, Swington, Jamaica; Mariner, WhitaLer,
do.; Hooper de Zeeman, Plath, Hamburgh Goede Verwag_
t ing, Claast n, Amsterdam ;'Tartar, Hutton, Cayenne ; Mary,
Puddicombe, Trieste; Albinia, Lynn, Cape of Good Hope,
Batavia, and Bombay ; Ceres, Mackie, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared Outwards, Nov. 6.--Anna Dorothea, Rogers,
Tenerifie; Nautilus, Adlard, Grenada; Warkworth, Murers,
Hamburgh ; Generous Friends, Baldry, Bremen ; Verbilder-
stim, Visser, Amsterdam; Fleetwood, Aikin, Dominica;
'Medusa, Fletcher, Havannah ; Urania, Hutchinson, St.
Vincent's ; Hero, Grolebes, Havannah ; Cook, Phillips, Mo-
gadorc : Leda, Wilson, Genoa.

Yesterday the Doke of Yalu( transacted mili-
tary business with the PRINCE REGENT for a con-
siderable time.
London, England, 1818-11-07

strips often blinfle3 very respectable persons in the Itepot;t,
which they make," but they had yet to I,•arn, that the known
eq"''Y and personal courtesy of the Honourable Chairman
and iris friends could justify the apprehension of any P"'-
ceedings (in any Commissio'n of which they might be mem-
bers) wanting in candid and considerate language to high
characters and dignities t. Let the Honourable Chairman,
therefore, satisfy himself that he and his House" list" were
not rejected front any unfounded personal paftialities, and
least of all from any illiberal suspicion, that, if nominated
by the Crown, they could abuse the confidence and honour of
its selection; and could give birth to any future report, or
proceedings, which might unsettle public-and private pro-
perty, degrade and defame sacred and ancient institutions,
and consnit any private and party piques at the expeuce of
public interests and gentlemanly fairnesS.

t Page 6, Letter to Sir S. Romilly.
London, England, 1818-11-07

THE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANE...The Road to Ruin Was repro.
sensed last night at this Theatre. MONDEN tae
the character of Old Dornton with all the reeling
and spirit by which he excited so much applause
on the original appearance of this Comedy. Young
Dornton was assigner! to H. KRMBLE. He spoke
too faintly in the-earlier scents, but on the whole
he represented the. character with good sense
and manly, feeling Mrs. MARDYN was plriyful
in ',Sophia, bits rather too wild, if not coarse
altogether. Salky, which was performed by
„WILLIAMS, should ,have been given to \VAT.
KtNsON. tiAliLiY, in ' Goldfinch, was slit&
cicntly activpaoq-e(re.ctire..„Air3, HAHLOWS, and
KNIGHT, in the Widow lVarren and Silky, were
good props_. to the piece, which, however, is so
dull and frivolous, that. it would be snrprizing it
was ever popular, if Lite public taste were not so
capricious.

• CoVENT-GARDEN.—,-After The Rivals last night,
FARREN, in Sir Fretful Plagiary, offered new
claims to public fhvour, by a correct acid charac-
teristic ptrtortnai)ce.
London, England, 1818-11-07

PUI3LICATIONS.

This Day was ptiblish-eo.- I. price 3s. fid. of •
THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL of FO-
REIGN NLEDICINE and SURGERY, and of the•SCI-
ENCES connected with them. ,
CONrENTS —Biography of Nfarcits-2. Mannoid. Beclard
and'ScarPa, on- Anenristo-3.' Medical School of Vienna-4.
De Blainville on the Teeth-5. Bock on the sth Pair of
Nerves.--4L Cloquet on the *embrana Pupillaris-7. Schmidt
on fritis-8. ,Edwards on Asphyxia-9. Geoflroi St. Hilaire,
Anatomie PhilosoFrhique—Analecta—Quarterly List of Pub-
lications-, &C. &C &c. . :

Primed for F. C. and J. Ricington, St. Paul's Church-yard ;
and Andyrson and Chase, West Smithfield. Sold also by
Black, Edinburgh; Cumming, Dublin; Treuttell and Wurtz,
Paris and Strasburg!), &c.

On Thursday, the tett, Instant, will he published,
Dedicated, by permission, to his Excellency the Lord Lieu-
tenant, handsomely printed in two vols. 4to. and illustrated
by numerous Views of the principal Buildings, ancient and
modern, Maps of the City, &c.
THE HISTORY of the CITY of DUBLIN.
from the earliest accounts to the present time ; con-
taining its Annals, Antiquities, Ecclesiastical History, and
Charters; its present Extent, Public Buildings, Schools,
Institutions, &c. To which are added, Biographical Notices
of Eminent Men, and copious Appendices of its Population,
Revenue, Commerce, and Literature.
By the late JOHN WARBURTON, Esq.
Deputy Keeper of the Records in Birmingham Tower,
The late,Reverend 'TAMES WHITELAW,
And the Rev. It.,WALSH, M.R.I.A.

Printed for 'l'. CadeU and W. Davies, Strand, London; J.
Cumming, at Dublin ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.

DON QUIXOTE,
HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED FROM PICTURES BY
MR. SMIRKE.
_ .

On Friday, the Stith Inst. sill be published,
Handsomely printed in four vols. Sea.; a limited number
thereof, with early impressions of the Plates, on Royal
Paper; and a few Copies, with Proof Impressions on India
Paper, in 4to.
THIS new Editinn of the celebrated WORK
of CF.RVANTES is a Translation, partly new, and
partly founded on former Versions extensively corrected; it
will be embellished with between seventy and eighty Engrav-
iirs, all of which have been executed by the most distinguish-
ed Artists of this country, from Pictures painted
By ROBERT SNIIRKE, Esq. R. A.

As the elaborate and highly-finished style in which these
Engravings have been executed, will necessarily render the
present !finch inure valuable than any future Edition, the
Publishers request to he honoured with the Names, transmit-
ted throng-1i the medium of their respective Booksellers, of
those Gentlemen who may wish to possess early Impres-
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cording to the dates of the orders.

Printed tor T.Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand, Book-
sellers to the Royal Academy.
London, England, 1818-11-07

THE LOTTERY.

FOUR PRIZES OF 00,000.
XVIFT Pnd Co art. selling the TICKETS anti
SHARES of the STATE LOTTERY to begin Drawinu
241.1 i NOVEMBER, at their Offices, li, POULTRY; 12,
CHAIING-CROSS; and 31, \ LDGATE HIGH-STREET.

The Scheme comains Four Prizes of 30.0001. besides Twt,
of 5,0001. Five of 1,0001. &c. Cifitsols anti Money. The first
drawn Prize will receive 30,0001.

swirr and Co. have been fortunate to the Public in thy
sale of Capital Prizes., particularly in the Contract just ender,
•,‘ hie!) they sold 1 of 5.0001. ; 3 of 1 000; and 23 other C,-
pitals; also, within the last few months, 3 Prizes of 20,00 W,

ICHARDSON, GOODLU( K, RIO Co.
11.. t sp.eCtfullv acquaint the Public that the STATE LOT-
TERY. bigius drawing the 24th of 11-I_l4 MONTH.

The 1/4.;chenie contains
4 Prizes of monol Crinsols,
Prizes of s,nOnl. Money,
5 Prizes of
6 Prizes of 5001. Money,
&C. &c. Lc.

se
T' and SHARES are sellioa he TUCHATIM,O7.
(40(,DLUCK, and Co. stock-31-'O6(Tc, at their Offices. liaTO
Cornbill, and facing .the King's Mews, Charib_
Cross.
London, England, 1818-11-07

Principal Characters and Danecrs—:Jamie, by Mr. John
Jones;. and Janet, by Miss Harrison (from the King's
Theatre).
To conclude with a New Farcical Du Oath, called
BACHELORS' MISERIES, or tbe Double Disappointment.
Doors open at Half. past Five, and begin at Half-past Six.—
Box, 4s. ; Pit, ts.; Gallery, Is. Second Price at Half-past.
Eight.—Places to be taken of Mr. Stuck, at the Box-Otfice of
the Theatre, from Ten till Four.—Places cannot be kept•alter
Half-past Seven.
rr MISS SCOTT—As several Ladies of the name of
Scott have appeared; and are still performing in the various
Theatres of the Metropolis, and different parts of theKing-
doin, the Proprietor of the Sans Pareil, to prevent tuistakeA,
begs leave to inform tbe Public, Miss Scott, of the. Sans
Pareil, has never yet appeared in any other Theatre ; neither
is she at all related to persons of that name now performing
elsewhere.
London, England, 1818-02-13

DIED.

•
On Tuesday last, in Norton-street, Mary=le-bone, Lieut
Colonel Wald,-of the Bombay Establishment.
On Monday evening last, Mrs. Russelr, wife of Mr. Joncs
Russell, of Croydon.

.. .
LONDON: Printed •by J. B. CATISTAIIIS, of No. 29, (;reali
Ormond-street, Queen•square;• and published by ‘',1"i„:1
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at ,Tilt:a°
°dice, No. 112, Strand ; where Adrertisements,
Letters, &c. (post-paid) must be ddressed. Orders?
London, England, 1818-02-13

MILLARDN IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE GLUTEI.

contenaut pas de.iitt, mats en possident les air,remens.)
9-1 H E PA LEN r.EE reqp,rtt intornis the No-
R. hility, Foreign Merchants, and the Public, the PATENT
CLOTH, made in 4-4ths for Shirting, and in.the wide widths
for Sheeting, is sold in Cases of 30 and tin Pieces each, and
by the Piece of 26. arils, &c. at 2s. 2s. 6d. 3s. to ss. 6d. per
yard, stamped; at his EAST INDIA, HAMBRO' SCOTCH,
MANCHESTER, and LINEN WAREHOUSE,' No. 16,
CHEAPSIDE; and no where else whatever. It is necessary
to notice this, as many persons have endeavoured to substi-
tute a variety of common Cloth, to counterfeit the Above, to
the disappointment of the purchasers. The excellence of the
Twine Cloth over every other kind of Shirting CholFeapsists
in its conduciveness to health—its durability and ecoirenty—
and its close apprOximatitin in appearance to free
preventing the ill effects arising front sudden tratisitioos front
heat to-cold. Orders troot Abroad, and from the Countrli,
executed with punctuality. Each'Piece is warranted.. The •
Sheetings for cold seasons and climates, and for travel! ng
,by land or sea, are of great use, never7strikmg co!rl in the
wear, and never imbibe the damp atmo.rheie when laid by.
in the East and West Indies, as well as in the cold and
ciotugeable, climates, the Patent Twine Cloth is found of the
st consideration to wear ; it never checking that source t;f.
bealtiii• the perspiration,• but; on else contrary, tends greatly
to preserve ahealthful temperature. For ChAdren'A wear,
f for Mrroing Gow,is; &c. it gre ilv excels. The
White Chintz, for Ladies' Dress, .is sold as above in Piece.,
containing front three to four dresses each, from two to three
guineas the pie Ce.

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published, price 25:

pe4icated, by permission, to his Gr:tc:e the Archbishop of
Canterbury.

,91111 E. CHRISTIAN -.CI-40LAR ; a Se!uon,
preached in Charter4utuse Chanel, on Friday, Dic. 12,
'180", it being the Anniveraryof the Finnder,
By the Rev. T. G. ACK!. IN D, M. A.
Curate of St. Bartholomew's hv the 'Change; Lecturer of
St. Aiidrew's,--I-lolhorn, and tif St. Mildrries in the Po-ltry:
- and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoh. •
Printed- tor F. C. amt.!. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-.yard ;
J. Hatcharil, Piccadilly; and H. Jennings, Pnultry.

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"'Secret Avengers;" &c. &c. . .
Printed for A. K. Newt-nan,and.Co. Leadenhall-street.
The following will appear this Siifing.
VEILED PROTECTRESS; or, The Mysterious Mother,
by M rs.‘fk.leelie,' 4 iuls.•
GENEVEIVE; 'Or,• The .Orphan's Visit,. by Mrs. Byron,
Author of tfte." Borderers," " Anti-pelphine &c. 3 vols.
DUNETIIVIN; or, the Viiit to Paris, 4 sots.
BAND-IT CHIEF-; or, L.rds of Urvinn,- aßornatice,4 vols.
WOMAN ; or, Minor-Maxinis, a Slietch, '2 vols.
London, England, 1818-02-13

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.

SCAULETT moved for leave to..file a charge
of criminal iufwinAtion against Mr. G. (Wytine,
a Coroner, resident at Lewes. The circumstance
will be recollecKd of the melancholy death of a
young gentleman of -the name- of .Runnington,
having been killed near Brighton, by being dis•
mounted and dragged by his horse for a con-
siderable distance over large shape stones. Some
days after the body had been interred, the
Coroner caused it to be- disinterred, in order that
it should be viewed, awl an Inquest should
be held- upon it, although he knew ,of the cir-
cumstance on the very.llay on • which it hap-
pened, and although it had taken place in- the
view ©f upwards of fifty spectators.—This un-
necessary
re-exposure of, the body caused great
affliction to the relatives of the young Gen-
tleman ; and it was for the impropercrinduct of
the Coroner in this respect that the Court was
now moved.—The Rule was granted.
Yesterday the rule for a criminal ioformntion '
against the-Printer (f the Brighton Herald, for
his observations on the circumstance of the death
'of the head-borough in the riots of the sth of
November, was matte absolute. 7

LENT ASSIZES.—OXFORD "CIRCUIT, 18187
Mr. Justice and •I.llr. Justice DuRROUG,EI.

Berkshire—Monday, March 2, at Reading, at nine o'clock in
the morning.
Oxfordshire—Wednesday, March 4, at Oxford..
Worcestershire—Saturday, March 7, at Worcester.
City of Worcester—The saursday, at the City of Worcester.
Staffordshire—Tuesday, March 10, at Stafford.
Herefordshirc—Tneiday, March 24, at Hereford. - • ,
Monniouthshire—Monnay, March 30.
Gloucestershire—Wednesday, April 1, at Gloucester.
City of. Gloucester—The sane day, at the City of Gloucester.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Mr. Justice- AABoTrund Mr. Justice TiuLltoYD.
Winchester-Monday, March,2.
-Salish`nry:—Saturday, March 7.
Dorchester—Thursday, March 12.
Excter—Montlay, March IG.
I,anncesto.nTuesday, March 24.
Tatinton—Saturday, March es.
NORTHERN CIRCUIT. .
The CHI CF BARON and Mr. )ustise DAILEIri
York—March 7.
Lancaster—March 21.
London, England, 1818-02-13

This Day were published,

The Second Edition, improved, in One large Volume, lemo
price 93.. boards,

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whichf (
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Just published, psce

AN INQUIRY into the STATE of the
FRENCH FINANCE "and PUBLIC CREDIT; with
Observations on the Bwiget of 1.8.18.-.
By COUNT !ANIMALS,
Peer of France, and Minister' of the Institute, &c. &c.
Translated by GEO. HURDIS, Esq.
This Pamphlet has excited such gPneral interest in Paris,
-that upwards of 5000 copies were sold on the day of publica-
tion. The statements are candid, bold, discriminating, anti
true, an.l•caleulated to expose the awkward and strange man-
ner in which au attempt is made to mix the Regedations laid
down by the Charter, the Laws emanating from the. two
Chambers, and the Ordonnanees of th, King.
Whited for Sauter, 73, Nail!) Side Sr...Paul,:s Churcb-7
yard rand sold by Ridgway, Piccadilly; Egerton, Charing-
cross; and by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1818-06-23

THE LOTTERY.

LAST DAY, NEXT FRIDAY,
A Ticket must gain
FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
Or L. 23,000 for the Sixth Prize above L. 1,000.
HAZARD aorl.CO the Contractors for the
Lottery, solicit attention' to the present unexampled
t tr of the Whet with on:y (AE DAY to. Draw 44
TALS, including Two of L. 20,000, &c. &c. which must all
be Drawn

NEXT FRIDAY. June 26,
When the LOTTERY FINISHES.

A few Tickets and Shares yei remaip unsold, and may now
.be had, w❑rranted (Indrawn, of HAZARD and Co. Con-
tractors, at their eery old Officr, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
London, and by all theit.Agents throw bout the Country,
who hare already shared and sold in the present Lottery,
SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES •
In the Last• Year's Lotteries.
FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
And• iu fur►ner Lotteries, Prizes to We Amount of
MANY MILLIONS.
London, England, 1818-06-23

PRICE O,
THIS DAY AT fk
279 i

Bank Stock.

per Ct ut. Red........
its ptt. Cent.—
int Cents,
Dank L. Ann.-204

'HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.mortitow.
Moriiitig 2? minutes after 6. I Evening, 48 minutes after 6

THE SUN.

sOLEm QuIA DICFAit: F.U.SUM AUDE.IT

LON DON,
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1818.

MISSION OF THL srARTAN FRIGATE TO ALGIERS,

,The Genoese Ship Misericordia having been

plundered by the lace DEY of ALGIERS of consi

derable property, and at the same time the
GENOESE Vics-CoNsut. being treated with great

indignity, and dismissed from Algiers, a Coln

plaint %vas wade to the British "Government o

this outs age, in direct violation of the Treaty

which had been concluded with Algigrs by Ad

mind Lord ExmouTH. On this.representation, the

Spartan Fri ate, commanded by Captain Wise,

was dispatched to demand an explanation,
and to remonstrate against these violent pro-
ceedings. She returned a few days ago to Ply-

mouth, where she still remains under quarantine,

on account of the plague, that was raging at
Algiers.—Captain V'isr has been completely suc-
cessful in the object of his Mission. Immediately
on his arrival he entered, in conjunction with

HIS MAJESTY'S CONSUL, into a Negociat:Gn with

the Day, the result of which was, the payment

of 33,000 Dollars as a compensation for the pro-

perry plundered on board the Misericordia, and

an unqualified disavowal, on the part of the reign-

ing DLY, of the act of his Predecessor (who died
of the plague on the Ist March), in sending away
from Algiers the VICE-CONSUL of his SARDINIAN

MAJESTY. No violence appears to have been

committed on the persons of any of his AIA.•
JcsTy's Subjects, as was stated in the French

Papers.

We received last night the Paris Papers of Fri-
day last, and this morning those of Saturday.
The KING, set out from Paris on Thursday morn-
ing for St. Cloud, where his Majesty arrived in
the evening, together with Monsieur (the Count
D'AnTots) and the Duke D'ANGOULI3I\4O. They
propose to remain there for five or six weeks.
The DuChesS,D'ANGOULENIE is expected to return
to Paris on the Ist of next month, from whence
her Royal Highness is like Wise to proceed to join
the King at St. Cloud. The truth of the state-
ment of the earthquake at Philipopolis is doubted
in some of these Journals, no such event being
mentioned in the latest accounts from Constanti-
nople. Mr. BROOK TAYLOR, the British Minister
to the Court of Wurtemberg, arrived at Paris on
Wednesday. An epidemical disorder of a malig-
nant character is stated to have manifested itself
in Corsica. The young Grand Duke ALEXANDER,
recently born (son of the Grand Duke Ntcnot,as),
has been appointed. by the Emperor of Russia
Colonel of the Regiment of Hussars of the Guards.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Thursday. 74 f. 50 c.
Friday 7/4 f. c.
Luau Certificates
London, England, 1818-06-23

GENERAL ELECTION.

MNI TTEE koom, RICHARDSON'S COP FEE-I-I(irSE,

June
T H GENIntAli MEETING of the.CIIAIR,
Ilk MEN of the sereial PAROCHIAL COMMITTEE'S
within the City and Liherty of Wesiminltter,
JOHN WILLOCIS.7 Esq. in the Chair;
It Was resolvq-41 unanimously,

That the Friends of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL, he re-
quested to DINE together at WILLIS's ROOMS, •Kiiqx•-•
street, St. James's-square, on SATURDAY NEXT,' at Half-

past Five o'clock.

Forthvr particulars, with the Names of the. Stewards, will
he alive' tised To-morrow.
London, England, 1818-06-23

1!',6 the "WORTHY and INDEPENDENT EIV;TORS o

IY,ES rNI NSFE R.

GENTLEMEN,
THE progressive state of the Toll calls for my
. most cordial thanks to those f;oni whose exetoions I

derive the hope of ultimate success; and while I offer them
,ray warmest acknowledgements, I.mnst not hesitate to request
their perseverance in those efforts which • have already pro-
duced so much effect, and which will.. I trust, very soon
Place me in such a situation as to-tender that Which is uow
cheering and confident expectation au assured and absolute
certainty.

An early ant numerous attendance at the Hustings is only
wanting to realize those promises on which I hire to .much
reason to rely, and insure that event which I shall always
estimate as one of the proudest 'distinctions of my life,
the honour Q f representing in the Parli intent of the United
Kingdom the distinguished City of Westminster.

MURRAY MAXWELL.

Committee Room, Richardson's C'nfree-house,

Monday Afternoon.
17.26 Burdett
1879 Hunt

Maxwell .` . .
ItUlllllly .

• LAsT WEEK.
ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE.

NOTICE is herrhy given, That thu EXHIBI-
TION of the ROYAL ACADEMY will FINALLY
CLOSE on SATURDAY mar, the 27th Instant, at Setv)
o'Clock precisely.

Admission (ereryiflay frdni EiOlt o'Cluck till Seven) One
Shilling. Catalogue, One
HENRY trowARD,, R.A. Secretary,
Exhibitors are requested to send for their Work s.onTuesday
the 30th Instant, or on Wednesday the Ist of July.
London, England, 1818-06-23

TO TUC EL CTORS WEST:,,iINS,TER.

.ELECTOns ! why thus do vent tarry,
And keep hack your rotes to the last ?
When ev'ry one swear, by Old harry
The polling can't go on too fast.
Haste, haste to the hustings, I pray ye,
Nor longer your suffrages keep,
From him who will never betray ye,
Nor once on his watch go asleep.

Let those %silo with negligence treat ye
- Continue to keep far awayi- - ,
" Sir MURRAY" much rather would meet ye,
To hear what you all have to say.
'Tis said.that your Int'rtst he'll barter,
As soon as the seat he'obtains,
And give up all thought of the Charter
011 Ce sign'd between Windsor and Staines:

No, no, the brave " MAxtvCLL" will tierce
Desert the proud boast of dur Land,—
Old England from Freedom ne'er tem-,
But firmly Tor both make a stand.
'Tis certain the longer you know Ititn,
The more you'll esteem and respect him,
When haste to the 'Hustings and show him
How eager you are to elect him. •
A. L. G.
London, England, 1818-06-23

.1r and J.SIVEVV,RIGIIT repiest their Friends
Cr • and the Public's atteutiou to the very rich State of the
Wheel:

TWO' PRIZES of TWENTY THOUS IND POUNDS!!!
And Forty two others of L. 3,000, &c.
Must be Drawn NEXT FRIDAY, June•2G, the Last Dap
The Sixth drawn Prize above 1,0001. must he
FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
Or L. 23,000! . • .

. . ,
Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn, are now on Sale
at the uld and furt+inare•O:lices, - •
No. 37, Cornhill I 38, Haymarket ;
11, Halhorn; 141, Oxford street; ,
Where the f“llowing Capitals have just been sold—
No. 15,760 the !,.30,000! !
Nu. 24,206. the First I .30,000 ! ! •
N. 7,718 / ,ouo
No. 5,128 • - /.1,000

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RW. EYLES, tVliolesale. and Retail Lace
Merchant, Silk Mercer, &c. respectfully acquaints his
Fru,lds writ the Public, that 'he has removed from No. 23,
Ludiza•e- hill, to 5, Luilate-street (five doiirs nearer St.
Paul's), which House he will -Opeo this Day, with an exten-
sive STOCK of FOREIGN and BRITISH LACES, SILKS,
DRAPERY, and HA3ERI)ASHERY. For the better ac-
commodation of the Public, a new Suite of Millinery Rooms
will be opened on the Ground-floor.--R. W. E. availi himself
of this occasion to return his best thanks for the Favours he
has already received, and hopes by his exertions to merit a
continuance of public patronage.
London, England, 1818-04-11

CURRENCY OF THE COUNTRY.

Mr. TIERNEY gave notice, that on Friday next he should
niove, that a Committee be appointed to inquire into the
state of the Circulation of the Country, both in Paper and in
Coin.

Mr: TIERNEY moved for an Account of the Total Weekly
Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills from the :id of
March to the 7th of April, and of those outstanding on the
Ilth of April, distinguishing the amount of tha Bank Post
Bills and Notes, and stating that of the whole.—Agreed to.
Mr. TIERNEY then morel for an Account, spewing the
Monies laid out for the purchase. of Stock by the Commis-
sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt in each
month, from the sth of October, 1817, to the sth of January,
1818, and explaining the cause of any diminution or in-
crease of the money laid out in the course of each of the said
months. Agreed to, after a few observations (which were
inaudible in the Gallery) from the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer.
London, England, 1818-04-11

SATURDAY. APRIL

DUTIES ON COALS

AGENERAL MEETING•ot the BREWERS,
DvTi LLE BS, MI L LERS, . and other PROPRIETORS
of STEAM ENGiNY,S; SOAP BOILERS, GLASS MANU-
FACTURERS,. SUGAR BAKERS, IRON and COPPER
FOUNDERS,-and other MANUFACTURERS who consume
Coal in their Works, will be held at the CITY of LONDON
TAVERN, on THURSDAY, ,the 16th of April, at Twelve
o'Clock;

The CHAIR to be taken at ONE o'Clock pcecisely ;
To.take into cunsidiration the expediency of endeavouring to
obtain a REPEAL of the DUTY on COAL and CULM
Carried Coastways, which falls with peculiar weight on the
Port of London, where the Rate charged is upwards of SO
per Cent. more than at other Ports, 'and the Amount col-
lected -actually exceeds that of all the rest of the Kingdom:
To the M nufact urers of the Metropolis this Tax is attended
with manite t injustice, being a partial burthen on their
Trade, and levied on those only who• consume their Coal
with the bort hen of the Freight added to the Cost.
The Duty paid by a Consumer in London is—
King's Duty 9 4-
. Meetage and Orphan Dues 1 2
City Dues • 0 ti
Market 0 I

On export from Newcastle, gene-
rally known as Duke of Rich- 0 6
mood's Duty.

11 1 I per Chahler
At every other Port the Dutppayable is 6s. per, Clialder only.
City of London Tavern, stli 1818.

PUBLICA FIONS.

nn Tuesday, Ilie2ithofApril, will he pdiAished, in Bro. 9s rd.
HISTORIC:A L ILLUSTRATIONS of the
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Cam-
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. _
London, England, 1818-04-11

This Day was published, in 4to. the Eighth Edition, with
considerable Additions, price 11. 6s. in boards, of
ATTORNEY an AGENT'S NEW
A TABLE of COST.S.in the COURTS of KID G's BENCH,
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Oo
N THURSDAY last th e Dr-twilq: of the
Lottery finally cfosed, when .1. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
with their characteristic good Fortune, sold and distributcd
in 69 Shares, the following Capitals :--
No. 15,760 C 30,000
Entitled also to 5001.
No. 5,128 £ 1000 No.. 2,453......Q00 ,
13,720 `soo 1,606 ' 200 .
9,147 4OO 10,958 , 210
7.091., ...

And it is worthy of remark, that both the first and-last
Prizes of THIRTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS ever drawn, were
sold by their Agetrts and at their.OldOtfices,

. - No. 37, Gambill ; I 38, Haymarket ;
11, Holborn; 141, Oxford. Street :
where Tickets and Shares for the most attractive New Lottery
of 14,000 Ticket are now on Sale.
London, England, 1818-04-11

This Day was published,
A New Edition, of nearly 300 pages, in One Volume, Octavo,
'nice only 3s. with an elegant Portrait of the Author, of
A'GoDEto HEALTH, or Advice; to both
Sexes in a Variety of Complaints..

By S...SOLOMON, M.D.
In. this useful Publication %S.ilh be found a Treelise on Fe-
male Disca'ses, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive
Complaints, and in which is explained the symptoms, mode
of treatment, and remedies in the different stages of the Ve-
isereal Disease; cautions to young persons of the danger of
improper connections, or improper treatment, &c. with the
ttifference between the venereal symptoms and those fre-
quently mistaken for them : also Advice to Bathers at Bath,
Buxton, Southampton, Searbro% Harrogate, &c.
Nervous arid Hypochondriac Complaints are much more
i'eealent in Europe than is generally imagined, attended
with many .ireadful and alarming symptoms, which certainly
claim assistance, and not, as is too generally the case, .deri-
sion or contempt. The Author flatters himself, from the oh-
servatious be has made, that the present is as good a Trea-
tise on those diseases as any now extant.
The tender Female is, alas ! liable to many natural in-
dispositions, which render her condition truly unequal when
.compared to the male ; for she seldom enjoys a pert-vet state
of health. If she enters into a wedded state, something bit-
ter arises ; and pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing,
sickness, &c. If single, she will scarcely bz., able to avoid
labouring under some infirmity, because she is " a stranger
to a mother's pangs.' •
'those who have resided in hot climates, and are emaciated,
whereby their bodily strength is exhausted, their rigour and
vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this
Publication. Young people of either sex, who have unfor-
tunately given way to a delusive vice, and destroyed their
animal functions, will meet with a " Balm of consolation"-
in perusing the mode of cure laid down in the " Guide .to
Health."

The design and intent of this Publication is for the purpose
of warning youth from falling into a delusive and destructive
habit, which destroys health, and renders them feeble and
inactive for life.

N.B. For the very excellent character of this Woric, see
the different Reviews.

*...* Upwards of 100,500 copies have actually been sold of
Solomon's Guide to Health," as certified under the hands
of the Printers number so uncommonly large must he
the best criterion of the merit of the Wm k and the approba-
tion of, the Public.

Solel.by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street: Ward, 324, Hol-
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Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns
throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders.
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DON QUIXOTE, HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED FROM
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Shortly will be published,
Handsomely printed in Four Volumes, Octavo; a limited
number thereof, with early impressions-of the Plates, on
Royal Paper; and a few Copies, with Proof Impressions
on India Paper, in 4to.
THISne w Edition of the celebrated WORK
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partly founded on former Versions exteusively corrected; it
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tinguished Artists of this country, from Pictures painted •
- By ROBERT SMIRKE,-.Esq. R.A.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.'

TIM SECOND EPISTLE to the EDINBURGH REVIEWERS OD
. Monday.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—The Follies of a Day.
Count Altuavira, Mr. Rae; Susan, Mrs. Davison. After
which, The Falls of Clyde. To which was added, The
Sleeping Draught.
THEATRE ROYAL, CovEsT-GARDEN.—Fazio: Giraldi Fazio,
Mr. C. Ketuhle; Llianca, Miss O'Neill. After which, The
Libertine.

MAILS.
ARitivED-2 Dublin, I Guernsey and Jersey, I Holland, 1
Uottenburgh, 3 Lisbon I France, 1 klautburgli.
Dud-2 Waterford.

PRICE 01
TA'S DAY AT T
Bank stock ....2841 28.5
3 per Cent. Ited 7914a
a per Ct. Cons.— 80i 80 7qi
4 per Cents.
5 per Cent. N. Ann. 10; if 107
Bank Long Ann. 204 7-10t6s

F STOCKS
Eby F. tic 'mot.

India Stock 2334 2391
India Bonds, 96s 90s. gas. pr.
Ex. Bills, 2d, 16s. I9s. 17s. pr.
Ditto, 24d
Culls. for May...Boiii 80hf/

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 35 minutes after i. I Evening, 57 minutes after G.
London, England, 1818-04-11

, • -On the Snth of April will be published,
Handsomely printed in Octavo, with a Porti ait of the' Au-
thor, a Third Edition, very considerably enlarged, of
HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF _MY OWN
TIME : in Three Vorumes. Part the First,' from
1772 to 1780. . Part the - Sdcond, from January 1781 to
March 1782. Part the Third, from March 1782 to March
1784. Thoroughly revised and corrected.
By Sir N. WM. WRIXALL, Hart.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

Of whom may also he had, by the same Author, •
1. The History of France, from the Accession ut Henry 111.
in 1574, to the Death of, Henri IV. in 161'0; preceded- by a
View of the Civil, Military, and Political State of Europe,
between the middle and the close of the sixteenth' century;
and followed by.a View of the State of Europe at the Acces-
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Additions, handsomely. printed in Six Volumes; Svc): pric(e
31. 3s. in boands.

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Russia, and Prussia; -in a series of Letters,. Fourth Edition,
Bvo. Bs. in boards.
London, England, 1818-04-11

[PRICE SEVENPRNCE.

NE\vs

PL/MOUTH, APRIL 9:—The Jahsin Phillip,
Er.sftv, front St. Martin's, for Rotterdam, with
twins and salt, was taken into the River within
this Port, last night, by the Custorn=house boat,
having been riding near the rocks in a gale, dur-
ing the former part of the day. .
PENZANCE, APRIL B.—Arrived the Diamond,
FAWCETt, from Bristol, bound to Jersey, having
been driven 170 miles to the westward of Scilly,
by the -late easterly winds, with sails .split, and
much damaged ) Achilles, Mos,=, far Ostend,
hiving lost ainan—ai,erhaard, and received da-
mage.

SCILLY, APRIL 7.—The George. DAVIRS, front
Liverpool to Antwerp, ran foul of a
.brig, and car-
rid away her-bulwarks, and is now repaired again
and ready for sea ; the brig sunk, but the crew
were saved by a boat from Mount's Bay. About
70 sail of Coasters sailed yesterday.

STROMNESS, MARCH 31.—The Fleet for Davis'
Straits sailed from hence yesterday.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 8.—.-Arrived the Countess
of Chichester packet, with a mail, from Lisbon,
in 16 days ; Lady Arabella packet, with do. do.,
in 14 days ; Duke of Marlborough packet, do.
do., in 11 days. The Dukeof Kent packet arrived
at Lisbon the day before the Countess of Chi-
chester sailed, and is hourly expected.

The licensed ship Earl of Morley, arrived in the Downs on
Thursday night from Calcutta; left the Company's sh.ps at
Calcutta the ed December :

Thomas Grenville, William Pitt, Minerva, Rose, Princess
Charlotte of Wales, Streatham, and Marquis of Wellington,
and also the private ships Moffatt and Cornwall.
Accounts have been received by the American ship integrity,
of the undermentioned ships being at Canton on the 81st of
October last :—Bridgewater, Charles Grant, Waterloo, Bom-
bay, and Marquis Camden.
The John, schooner,, of Sunderland, Jo_nk
TAYLOR master, from Glinsbro' to Hull, has been
driven on Whitton Sands by tie impetuosity of
the tide, and. it is feared the captain, mate, Ws:
wife and child, and three men,'are drowned.-The
cargo consisted of earthenware, cheese, &c,
London, England, 1818-04-11

NioNEy to the ainwint nt a Million is ready
_X to be advanced upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates in
England, or for Annuities secured on P►.operty in any part of
the United Kingdom, for which from 10 to 1 2 years purchase
will he given, also upon Life Interest, arising from Wills, Mar-
riage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Money in the Funds,
Church Livings. and upon eligible personal iecnrity ; also in
the purchase of Reversions and Post Ohit Bonds. Matters of
Magnitude preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invari-
ably observed.—dpl►ly, personally, between Nine and Five,
or by Letter, to the Director, of the National Bank, No. 8,
Lower John-4treet, Golden-square,
London, England, 1818-06-24

IVEYMOU rii ELECTION'.

Nothing can exceed the popular feeling that is
manifested by the Freeholders of this Borough in
support'of the four Candidates at the head of the
poll, who are attended every thy, at its Close, to
their respective residences by an innumerable as-
svinblagc with universal acclamations. The en-
deavours at the other three Candidates to obtain

their seats, by their agents hiring characters of
the lowest orders, in great numbers front all I►drts
oldie country, to vote on land-tax ren:b,
veved to them since the teste of the urit on .the

lite of a pet son Upwards of SO years of age, f,r
electioneering purposes, and thus attempting to de-
prive the town of its rights and privileges, have
roused the exertions of the inhabitants to a pitch
of ardour that will ever reflect the hi r best credit
on their. just cause-99 out of 100 tieing evidently
attached to t h e .I0111:Stone and .Totert Interests, which
we make no th,uht i;1 ultimately succeed.

PRIZk; ABOVE /:.1,000 MUST BE ,C .40,000 Oh
L:.24,0m). 44 C.-1 PiTA Ls. Two OF /7.20,000, &c. ALL
MUSI' BE DRAWN NExT FRIDAY-LOTTUIS FI-
NISHES.

TO COIZILESPON DENTS.

TENTIT EPISTLE to the LI,I7,:BURGII REVIL,'WERS, Second Part,

'f o-limrrow.

*** For LITErtARV REVIEW, , ste the First Page; and for
ELEcI.7-on PROCEEDINGS' see the Last Page.

THEAT RICAL REGISTER.
Ptilornicd Last Nigla.
EIVCi THEATHE.-1! Don Giovanni. End of the first Act,
a new Divevtiseinent. After the Opera, Le Prince Trou-
badour.

TirEATitencvAt„DiturtY•LANE.--,0thello:llo, Mr. Kean;
Dvsdeniona, Nlrs.liobin,on. After which, Ways and :,leans.
TirF.AT'us •OYAL,CovEvr•O.AnnEx.—Gily Nlannering :
Bertram, Nlr. Sinclair: Lucy Bertrar,i, Miss Steplicus'.. Af-
ter which, The Festival of Apollo. To which was added,
Husbands and Wives.

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND,--A Ballet Di-
, vertiseinent, Atter which, Bachelors' Wives, with Fire
and Watur. To which was added, The Bee-Hive.

MAILS
DUE-1 Waterford, 1 Holland, I Gottenburgh, t Ha,nburgli.

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.—HoIiday at the Bank, Exchequer,
East India, and South 'Sea HOUSC3.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.moitßow.
donning., 9 minutes after 7. Erenife.;, 36 minutes after 1%

E SUN.

SOLEM QULS DICE FIE IA LS t3;‘l U DEAT ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1818.

The Paris Papers of Sunday last, which were
due this morning, have not arrived.

We were favoured this morning with a Trini-
dad Paper of the 2d ult. It contains an official
dispatch, extracted from the Gazette Extraordi-
nary of Guayana, stating the occupation of St.
Fernando by the Royalists, and the following pa-
ragraph relating an unfortunate occurrence that
had taken place in Trinidad:—