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The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-15

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDdR, APRIL 14.—The Rev. Henry God-
frey, B. D. Fellow of Queen's College, was on
Sunday last eleet,d-Preident of that Society, in
the room of the late Very Rev. Dr. Milner.
The remains of the late highly respected Dean
Milner were on Friday last deposited in the large
vault under the chapel of Queen's College. The
mournful ceremony was aiteuded by the Rev:
Joseph Milner, Miss Milner, Mr. Crompton, %V.
Wi!bet-frit-Le, Esq. M.P., G. Milner, Esq. the
Rev. T. Keriich, the Rev. C. Sitneon, the Fel-
lows and the resident Undergraduates of the Col-
lege, as well as, several other members of the So-
ciety anti many'of the late President', intimate
kienda. The Dean has bequeathed his valuable
library to Queen's College.
The following Gentlemen were ordained on
Sunday last, Peterborough Cathedral, by the
Lord Bishop of that diocese :--
London, England, 1820-04-12

INTENDED MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

LADY GRESLEY V. THE EARL OF COVENTRY, THE
COUNTESS OF COV&NTRI, AND THE HON. JoHN

COVUNTRY. ,
Mr. H ART' stated, be Wai requested by. Lady
Gresley to ask his Lordthip tor his order ill this
ease, as she vva) tinder the greatest anxiety, as it
-related to her son, Sir Roger Gresley.
The LOLD CLIANCELLOR--.." 1 will give it ors
Thursday morning."

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, APRIL 11.
SEVERN/3, KING, AND CO. V. ilia IMP RIAL

SULANCE COMPANY.

It will be recollected, ant on the mornit,g of
the 10th of November last, a fire broke out in the
extensive premises of Messrs. Severne, King, and .
Co. sugar-bakers, in Church-lane, Whitechapel,
near the Commercial-road, of which an acci,unt
was given in THE SUN the sane day. The fire
destroyed the whole of their extensive and valua-
ble property, which was ininred in different of-
fices, to the amount of 60,0001. and has given rise
to the case now before us.

The action was brought to recover the sum of
80001. for which a part of the property had been
insured at the office of the defendants ; and the
payment was resisted on the ground tha► the plain-
tiffs had a new species of apparatus, in which a.
quantity of oil bad been used, and that this oil,
when heated to a great degree, had produced in-
flammable gas, which was alleged to have been
the cause of the co►►flagration. It was con•
tended,. that this departure from the old prac-
tice of refining sugar was a forfeiture of the
insurance, by exposing the pre►Wises to a dan-
ger which otherwise would not have existed. It
rein titted then for the plaintiffs to show, that this
defence was untenable. A large an well con-
structed model of the apparatus used in the refin-
ing of sugar, as well as of the part of the building
where it bad been 'fitted up, was produced in
Court.

A great many Witnesses were examined.—The
case of the plaintiff occupied the whole of the day.
Mr. SCARLETT having stated that he bad got a
vast body of evidence on behalf of the tlefendants,
the Lore CHIEF JUSTICE adjourned the trial
til this morning.

It is with pleasure we observ.'4) hat a Meeting
of the Agriculturists is to bixbolden in this town,
for the purpose of considering the best ru,&:rts:
to be adopzed for relieving the distress
at present pervades that useful class of io•
ciety. Similar meetings have been held at
Canterbury and Ashford, and we trust they
be followed up by other places throughout the
country. Sincerely do we congratulate the far-
mers on the exertions which are now making
in their behalf, and on the prospect of their
being saved tram that ruin which appears at pre-
sent to threaten all thole who are engaged in
Agricultural pursuits. It is generally believed
flat this-subject will be one of the first that wilt
be discussed after the meeting of the new Pa:lra-
:new, and we hope ere long to behold the fanner
equally protected as the tradesman is, from foreign
competition; for surely the tomer is entitled to
protecting ditties quite as couch as the latter...—.
(Maid:tone Journal.) •
London, England, 1820-04-12

NONigEli ONE WAS THE LUCKY

•
!I,e Old Slay.. Lut!en? Offices,
a. • 4, Cornhill, ani 9. C!.aring-cross, respectfully ac-
quaH..,%ig be Friends, tile I- ahhe, that Nomber ON was
the Fortunate T;ctiet that detelmined the 60,600/. Money,
which was deeldrd Yesterday, by .vitinirawing from the
Scheri,, al! th c2t)ef.; Prizes of 3J.f. by what the Gazette calls
a PrCironary Drawing. It is rot: the intention of T. BISH
to send it,ly egistc: Letters at pi esent, to acquaint his Cus-
tomers r.liaZ have get :;o4.P6zes, as he thinks it would be put-
titeg y unnecessary expeoce in postage, as every
ore of 'hos: Nutobcrs have yet to hare their ultimate fate
rlee:ltd. He there-tore requests his friends to notice, that
every Ticise-t throuebout the Lottery that has been sold, and
ever.; one :hat hero sold, which ends with a figure of
One, is etititled to Thirty Pounds (Shares in proportion), and
it wii! !::e drawn in one of the four subsequent days of
drawing
On,erve, not am other Prizes (higher or lower), nor were
any Blan4s s'rawn TeSterday. _ _ _

Tile Is;:xt Day of Diawing will be Thuriday, 27111 inst.
on -,viikcl; Day the First Prize in each Class will be entitled to
20,c001. Consuls.

From the LONDON GAZETTE of ApriLll.

Whitehall, April 10, 1220.

The King has been pleased to command, that the 24th day
of this instant April shall be, in all respects, observed and
kept :As his Majesty's Birth-day, instead of the 12th day of
August.

At the Court at Carlton Honse, the Bth of April, 1920, Pre-
sent, The King's Most Exerll.nit Majesty.in Connell.
This day the night Hon. David Boyle, Lord Justice Clerk
,
of Scotland, was, by his Majesty's command, sworn of his
Majesty's Must Honourable Privy Council, and took his place
at the Boaro accordingly.
His Majesty having been pleased to appoint Major-General
:hr Benjamin !}'lTrban, K.C.B. to he Ca;itain-General and
Gorernor-io-Chicf in and over the Islands of Antigua and
Montserrat, !:e this day took the 'usual oaths appointed to be
taken by the Governors of his Majesty's Plantations.
London, England, 1820-04-12

NumBER 8623.]

trL•
Appearance of Monsieur Fenzel, an extraordinary
Ilorsrman, from Vienna and Paris, who exhibits all his
surprising Feats on a single Hulse, without Saddle or
/hidle.
r.OYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.

•
rig EVENING, and during the Week, at
, • Half-pact six o'clock precisely, 9th time, an entirely
bow Interesting splendid Equestrian Melo-drama. called
IAI.I, OF CHINA ; or, THE FATAL FLOOD GATE.
Xaia, the Fisherman's Wife, Mrs. Astlr'.
R.irsemanstiip, by Nloie.;eur Fenzel.
A new Song, by Mr. Sloman.
tiliewise, Extraordinary Rope Dancing, by Monsieur Lou-
__gitcmar, from Paris.
lte Troop of Vottigenrs and 'fumbler; will go through their
surprising Evo
he whole to conclude with. for the9th time, an entirely new
Comic Pantomime, called
PITN:DRED EYES; or. HARLEQUIN AND ARGITS.
tLrlequiry. Mr. Howell, jun.; Columbine, Miss Davis,
Plittfalorin Stint, Mr. Henderson; Pautaloon Mout, Mr. Fil-
Ingham ; Clown, Mr. Soutlthy.
Stage-Manager, Mr. W. Barrymore.
Boxes 4s. Pit Qs. Gallery Is.
boars open at half:past Fire, anit begin at Half-past Six
fs'elock precisely.—Half price at Halt-past Eight.
Places for the Boxes to 41e taken of Mr. Kinlocit, at the
Box Office, from Ten until Four o'clock.
London, England, 1820-04-12

BANKRUPTS.

J. Wadsworth, Long Buckhy, Northamptonshire, dealer,
surrer.:ler ,Ertl 28, 29, May 23, at the Red Lion-inn, Long
Buckhy. Solicitor, Mr. Becke, Devonshire-street, Queen-
square.
EL Phillips, and H. Phillips, jun., and T. Pole, Birming-
ham, toy-makers, Ap, it 25. 26, May 23, at the Woolpack-inn,
Bktnitighant. Solicitors, Messrs. Baxter and Hawker, Gray's-
Esher, Avon-clift, Wiltshire, innkeeper, April 21, 22,
May 23. at the lngel-inn, Bath. Solicitors, Messrs. Dax,
Son, and Mered:th, Guildford-street.
J. Miller, Burlington-arcade, Piccadilly, bookseller, April
22, 14!a' 9,':3, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Allen, Gylhy,
and Alters, Carlisle-sireet. Soho.
R. f.;!aziedine and T. Davies, Bridgenorth, ironfounders,
April 26, 27, May 43, at the Raven-ino, Shrewsbury. Soli-
et .3r, Mr. King, Sergeant's-inn, Fleet-street.
C. Perry, Carersham, Oxfordshire, saddler, April 20, 21,
May 23, at the Lower Ship-inn, Reading. Solicitor, Mr.
Hamilton, Berwick-s! reet, Soho.
London, England, 1820-04-12

7✓.

intiet SgVANPENCE4

LAW INTELLIdENGB.

COURT,OF CHANCERY, APRIL 11.

THE, WALCOTT CHARITY.

A motion was made in this case to-day, (or an
injunction to restrain one of the tenants of the
charity estate from proceeding in an action at law
against the agent of the trustees, who, et the
time the premises were let On lease, guaranteed
a legal title to the lessee. After a great deal of
_discussion by the Counsel on both sides, it was
agreed that all proceedings should be stayed at
present.by the parties, and that all the motions of
which notice had been given in t his Cause should
'Blond over tilt the first day of Michaelmas Term.
The Lord Chancellor recommended this course in
order to avoid liiigation, as, before Michaelmas
'Fenn, application would be made to Parliament
for an Act declaring in whom the Citarity Estate&
were legally vestetl f and eyhen `that" point was
settled, the tenants who had taken building or re-
pairing leases o ould be secured against any lost
by getting legal contracts executed. Ills Lord•
ship directed,that-such of the tenants as wete in
that situation should not be required in the mean
time to pay their rents to the receiver whom the
Court had lately appointed.

THE NIARLBOROUCH CASE.

THE EARL. or SHAFTI4.SI3LIKY AND OTHER* V. Tile

DUKH OF W41:113011OUGEI.

Mr. SHADWELL observed, that by a former
order the Duke of nallborough had been directed
to pay the sum of 13001. into Court, and that an
application had been made to have the time of
payment enlarged. This application was sup-
ported by the affidavit of Mr. Pinniger, who said, •

that he bad reason to believe the Noble Defen-
dant would be able to comply with the order be-
fore the last day of next Term. The LeFtrned
Counsel considered this affidavit as very general
in its statements, and expressed his hope that un-
less the Court should thipk that some s.ifficient
reason was assigned for the delay, it would not
grant the time required.
Mr. ‘VRAY, on the part of the Duke of Marl.
borough, contended, that the reasons assigned iu
the affidavit were sufficiently specific.
Mr. HART said, be•appeared for the Trustees ;
and all he wished was, that, it any loss was sow•
tained by the Duke's not paying the money into
Court, his clients might be indemnified.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he should read
over the affidavit at leisure, and afterwards state
his opinion to the Court.
London, England, 1820-04-12

ANI !BILIOUS PILLS, invented by ED-
WARD HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary. This
• l'reporation is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain
;aeration, by which it effectually removes all Inaction or
Zbstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, whether arising from
ule, Indigestion, Flatulency, or Cold; Sickness at. Stomacb,
4-tend-ache, &c. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other
retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an
"4!eratiee to the system generally. Free from any autimonial
?vinercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has
°t'eri g is with singular good effect during Pregnancv.—lts
letion'is particularly adapted to persons of Bilious Habits,
a7d those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient tiction of the
Il'els is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs
„tt, frequently producing • pains and distensioos, head-
-4'"l- languor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and
`l'Pression.
TI,A single trial will folly convince the patient of their efficacy.
tlvOvstcases of Bilious or Sick Head Achs are certainly
t-et4thrsd by a single dose, and in a shorter time than
i`Old he credited, but from experience: The Proprietor _ffikkit proper to remark, they will he found not only to act
7ithout pain or uneasiness, but in leave the body, atter their
7111ediate action ceases,, free from that costive state which
nerallysucceeds the operation of laxative medicines.
Dr Sold by E. Edwars, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard,
London,
S. and 4sd. pc* box.
Si, Where also may be procured,
ILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS., a
nkedy in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and Scrophulous
!sea sr:.

..sPrepared at the Disrensary, I 5, Soho square, London, price
• ; 'id.; and 11. is. duty iucluded.
r-The ',bore way also be ws;caled of any Druggist or Dealer
Atettivitsc.
London, England, 1820-04-12

TO ALL WHO VALtiE THEIR SIGH r.

mp*nced Sr tf,TAtA..F.S to pre erne the Sight to
litlistr r •
ststtrieaSergtd Age, to be had Jolt, at 93. Newman-street, two
Doors oat of Oxtord-street, on the lel: band.
I DIXON respectfully informs flit NohilitV,
Gentry, and the Public, that he was ez-,ioloyed by th,t
late Mr. Bradberrv, for a numher of Years, as the Manufac-
turer of his Spectacles; and since his death,
Business at the above place, and anxions;y hopes Unit so
Years experience, united with the strictest assitioit+ and at-
hntion to the preset vatiun of Sight, which alone can be dune
by using his Improved Spectacles, which L:ve given such ge•
tievat satisfaction in London and all parts of the Kingdom,
ust insure him the patronage.of the Public.
Please to observe 93, Newman-street, Oxf,,rd-street, as
there are many humble imitations of his Improved Spec-
tacle& offered.
All Letters and Parcels from the Country pUst-paid, will be
iluruediately attended to.
London, England, 1820-04-12

THE LATE DUKE OF KENT'S STUD.

Monday, the followling horses, late the property
of his Rovul Highness the Duke of KENT, de-
ceased, were brought to the hammer, and although
the weather was so unfavourable, a greater as-
semblage of persons was never seen at TATTER-
SALL'S before. The whole were in fine condition,
and sold at the following prices, although au
warranty was given :
BAROUCHE HORSES. -
The Woolwich Brown 125 Guineas
The large Grey 69 Ditto
Young Richards
The young Grey
The Tilbury Horse l2O Ditto
PHAETON GALLOWAYS.
The Hervey Mare
The Beauty ditto • 7O Ditto
The Gig Gelding ..
The Fisher Horse 57 Ditto
SADDLE HORSES

Othello
Brown-Stout i;s Ditto
The Marsden Cob l2O Ditto
The New Hack 67 Ditto
The Dyson ditto . 73 Ditto
The Highgate uitto
CURHICLE HORSES
Two Chesnut Geldings l2O Guineas
A Ditto

The Woolwich Brown was bought by the Mar-
quis of Anglesea ; Othello, by Mr. Theobald,
hosier, of Skinner-street ; and Brown Stout by
Lord Yarmouth, who bid 290 guineas for ;
Mr. MarsaCk purchased the New Back.

ASYLUM FOR THB DaAP AND DUMB.---The
Anniversary Festival of this beneficent and in-
teresting Institution was attended by a numerous
and respectable company at the City of Lon-
don Tavern yesterday—his Royal Highness the
Duke of GLOUCUSTER in the Chair. Several
eloquent appeals were made to the feelings of
the Gentlemen present, and a liberal contri-
bution followed in aid of the funds of the Charity.
This Asylu'at is peculiarly entitled to the support
of the humane and compassionate, since it takes
under its protecting care thoie youthful beings
who are not only indigent, but are physically
unable to bustle through the world, and by their
own personal and unaided efforts to emerge from
tl►e n►isrry which most ultimately overwhelm
theM,
London, England, 1820-04-12

ACAUTION TO MOTHERS.—At critical
'season, like the present, when t'hitdren are if eethini,e,
The utmost attention ought to he paid to thew, partionlari
Its the Measles and ClOneough are sc prevaitf.t. If •
'ration of the gums cotricb with any disorder, v •t7fe
• tan recover. Mothers ou.;ht newer hollt
RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP its the Nursery, fur if a Chi!,-,
Rakes in the ni.;ht *with pains in its gums, this valuable Me-
dicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the
Burrs, and tlaskreby prevent Fevcs or Convulsions, fu.
n come in compeiition with any other disorder, it otter. de-
stroys the Mutlier's br;gbtest hopes. Parent_ who may be
aubious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup tan). refer to the
,different cases that hare appeared in the Newspapers for
%hese last ten years. Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated
'rue boar twice a-week, via. from nine to ten o'clock on Tues.
day acid Saturday mornings, to the Poor who have Children
ltilicted in cutting their Teeth, by bringing a letter from a
auusikeepe'r, that the mother is a real object of c:.arity; has
*lade it so universally known in almost every family where
there are young children, Mr:. J. hopes so great &charity
skill nut be abuse:el, as it is out of her private purse.
;10 he had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams. N 0.44,
Newman-street,,,Oxfurd-street, ; and, by their ap-
Paintteent, of all the principal MedicineVenders in Town and
Auesatty, at es. 9d. per bottle.--13e sure to ask fur Johnson
Altai Williams's Soothing Syrup.
London, England, 1820-06-20

(Nu. 4.)

The Earl of Ltvcarom, ic4 Ausw•er to the Cornmonicatiom
from The QUEEN of the 10th June, 16520.

Lord Liverpool has had the honour of receiving the Queen's
Communication, and caonat refrain front expressing the ex-
treme surprise of the King's Servants that the Memorandum
of April rotly, the only Proposition to Her Majesty, which
ever was authorised by His M:ijesty, should nut have been
submitted to Her Majesty until yesterday.

That Memorandum contains so full a Communication of
the intentions and views of the Ki ig's Government with re-
spect to the Queen, as to.hive entitled His Majesty's Ser-
vants to an equally frank, full, and candid explanation ou the
part of Her Majesty's Advisers.
The Memorandum of the 15th April, while it proposed that
Her Majesty should abstain from the exercise of the Rights
and Privileges of Queen with certain exceptions, did not call
upon Her Majesty to renounce any of then,.
Whatever appertains to Her Majesty by Law, as Queen,
must continue to appertain to Her so long as it is nut abro-
gated by Law.
The King's Servants in expressing their readiness to receive
the Suggestion for a satisfactory Adjustment which Her Ma-
jesty's Advisers promise, think it right, in order to save time,
distinctly to state that any Proposition which they could feel
it to be consistent with their duty to recommend to His Ma-
jesty, must have fur its Basis Her Majesty's Residence
Abroad.
11th June 1120.
London, England, 1820-06-20

(No. I )

COMMUNICATION' horn THE QUEEN to the Earl tit LlvEnpool:
The Queen commands Mr. Brougham to iisprin Lord 4i-
vcrpool, that she has directed her most serious attention to the
declared sense of Parliament, as to the propriety of some
amicable adjustment of existing Differences being attempted;
and submitting to that high authority with the gratitude due
to the protection She has always received from it, Her Ma-
jesty no longer waits for a Communication from the Mini•
sters of the Crown, but commands Mr. Brougham to an-
nounce Her own readiness to consider any Arrangement that
can be suggested consistent with Her Dignity and Honour.
One o'Clock, Friday, 9th Jane 1112 n.

• (No 2
The Earl of LIVERPOOL in Answer to the Communication from
The (2nEEN on the same Day.

Lord Liverpool has had the honour of receiving the Llneen's
Communication of this day, • and begs leave to acquaint Her
Majesty that a.Memorandom delivered by Lord Liverpool to
Mr. Brougham on the 15th April last, contains the Proposi-
t,ons erhich Lord Liverpool was commanded by the King to
communicate through Mr. Brougham tuller Majesty.
Her Majesty has not I.):2en advised to return any Answer
to those Propositions, hut Lord Liverpool assures tier Ma-
jesty that the Kings Scr;ants will still thiHk it their duty,
notwithstanding all that ha; passed, to receive for cOnsidera-
tion'any'Sliggestions which Her Nlajesty or Her Advisers
may have to offer upon those Propositions.
Fife House, 9th June, 1820.

(N,,. 3.)

Communication from The QUEEN to the Ear) of L►vE:nvooi..

The Queen commands Mr. Brougham to inform Lord Li-
verpool that She has received Isis Letter, arid that the Menu-
randurn of April 15, 1820, which the Proposition made
through Lord Hutchinson had appeared to supersede, has
also been now submitted to her Majesty for the first llsne.
Her Majesty does not consider the Terms there specified as
at all accUrding with the Condition nisou which She inform-
ed Lord Liverpool yesterday that She would entertain a Pro-
pmel, namely, that it should be consistent with her Dignity
and Honour. At the same time She is willing to acquit those
who made this Proposal, of intending any thing offensive to
Her Majesty: and Lord Liverpool's Letter indicates a dispo-
sition to receive any suggestions which She issiy offer.
Her Majesty retains the same desire which She command-
ed Mr. Brougham yesterday to express, of submitting tier
own wishes to the authority of Parliament, now so decisively
interposed. Still acting upon the same principle, She now
cosuniands Mr. Brougham to add, that She feels it necessary,
berme making any further Proposal, to have it understood
that the reeognitiorr of Her flank and Privileges as Queen,
must he the Basis of any Arrangement which can he made.
The moment that Basis is established, Her Majesty will be
ready to suggest a method by which She conceives all emitt-
ing Differences may be satisfactorily adjusted,
10th June 120..
London, England, 1820-06-20

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Pursuant to an ORDER of the HIGH COURT of CHAN-
CERY, made in five several causes of STRANGE versus
TO WGOOD, STRANGE versus ATTORNEY-GENERA L,
SAVORY versus TOWGOOD, TOWGOOD versus THOM
SON, and ANSON versus TOWGOOD, with the approba-
tion of FRANCIS PAUL STRATFORD, Esquire, one fo
the Masters of the said Court, at the PUBLIC SALE
ROOM of the said Court, in Soul haniptolbuildings,
Chancery-lane, London, on TUESDAY the 4th day of
July, 14/0, between the hours of one and two o'clock in
the afternoon, in ten Lots,
TIIE LIFE-INTEREST of JAMES
STRANGE, Esquire, in two sums•of 36,6501. 14s. Id.
three per Cent. in Consolidated Bank Annuities, and
36,3211. 7s. 10d. three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, re-
spectively standing in the name of the Accountant-General
of the said Court, in trust in the said Cause, Anson versus
Towgood.
Pi intcd Partienlars may he bad gratis, at the said Master's
clooiliers, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
thin ; of Mr. Leake, Solicitor, Devonshire-street, Portland-
place; and of Messrs. Weston, Teesdale and Sywes, Solidi-
toi s, Fenchurch-street.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SOTHEBY,
At his House, 'Wellington-Street. Waterloo-Bridge, Strand,
on THURSDAY. June 22, 1820, ana Six following Days,
(Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'Clock,
THE LIBRARY of a GENTLEMAN, retir-
ing into the Country; among them will be found,
Dugdale s Works ; Boydell's Shakspeare, with the large and
small Plates ; Knot's Vale-Royall ; Pacata Hibernia; Carter's
Architectural Wo;1,s; Tanner's Notitia hi onastica ; Horsley's
Britannia Roma eta ; Bible, par Calmet, 31 tom. ; Grose's
Antiquitits of England, Wales and Scotland, 8 vol., Original
Editions Caylus Recneil d'Antignites, 7 tom. ; Encyclopat-
dia Britannica, 20 ; Annual Register, 60 tol. &c. &c.
Together with a few Prints, Maps, and Curious Musical
Instruments.

'Io be viewed, and Cataloging (,rice Is.) had at the place
of So:g.

PA Rl.l A ME NT,

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JUNE 19.
After The Judicial business of the day was dis-
posed of, the Oaths were administered to Esti
GREY, the Marquess of EXETER,/ and Lord
DOUGLAS of Douglas, who accordingly took their
seats.

LOl'd . HOLLAND presented a Petition from a
number of ludividuAls under confinement in con:
sequence, of charges for Contempt of Court, and
praying the introduction of a clause or provision
in the Insolvent Debtors' Bill, towards their re-
-lief.---:Ordereti to be referred to the Committee on
the said Bill.
London, England, 1820-06-20

(No. 5.)

Communication from The QUEEN to the Earl of LivEnron,—
The Queen commands Mr. Brougham to acknowledge hav-
ing received Lord Liverpool's Note of last night, and to in-
form his Lordship that Her Majesty takes it for granted that
the Memorandum of April 15, was not submitted to Her be-
fore Saturday, only because Her Legal Advisers had no op-
portunity of seeing Her Majesty until Lord Hutchinson was
on the spot prepared to treat with Her.
Her Majesty commands Mr. Brougham to state, that as the
Basis of Her recognition as Queen is admitted by the King's
Government, and as His Majesty's Servants express their rea-
diness to receive any Suggestion for a satisfactory Adjust-
ment, Her Majesty, still acting upon the same Principles
which have always guided Her conduct, will now point out a
method by which it appears to Her that the object in contem-
plation may be attained.
Her Majesty's Dignity and Honour being secured, She re-
gards all other matters as of comparatively little importance,
and is willing to leave every thing to the decision of any Per-
son or Persons of high Station and Character, whom both
Parties may concur in naming, and who shall have author ity
to prescribe the Particulars as to Residence, Patronage and
Income, subject of course to the approbation of Parliament.
12th June 1620.
London, England, 1820-06-20

TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1820.

ALL THREE PRIZES OF 30,0001.

WARRANTED UNDRAWN TICKETS and SHARES are
Selling by T. BISH, Stock-broker, 4, CORNIIILL, and 9,
CHARING-CROSS, who has already sold SIX CAPITALS in
the Present Lottery.
1-4-t Various apparent indrocements have been held out. at
different periods of this Lottery, by'which persons were led
to imagine great advantages were to he obtained ; and by the
wording of the Advertisements, &c. it appeared that they
were to be bad only at particular Offices, hut such has not
been the case. for BISH'S Customers' may rest assured they
have had, and will have, every advantage the Scheme may
be said to possess, although IIISH is NOT the CONTRAC-
TOR, nor has any concern i❑ the Lottery or MANAGE-
MENT ! ! !

SALE OF ESTATES, &c.

FREEHOLD LANDED PROPERTY.

To pay Four and a Half per Cent. clear of all deductions.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AVery desirable PROPERTY for INVEST-
MENT. in a favourite Northern county, consisting of
three excellent Farms adjoining each other, with good facto-
houses and out-buildings in complete repair, and 715 acres of
land, let to most responsible tenants, on leases of twelve
years from Lady-day last at very low net rents (according to
the present depressed state of agriculture,) amounting to
1,1041. per annom; the farms are in the highest state of cul-
tivation, and the tenants under particular covenants and re-
strictions to keep them so. situate within easy distances of
several of the best market towns in the kingdom, good roads
every way, sod only one mile from coal, and on the estate are
a water corn mill, a hone mill,and a large threshing machine,
all worked by a powerfu. stream of water, in which are great
plenty of trout ; limestone is found on the premises; and the
tenants pay all taxes and outgoings whatever ; adjoining
the above are 21S acres of fine thriving plantation, which,
with the manor that extends over 1069 acres, and possesses an
uncommon quantity of game, will be sold at a fair price.
Further particulars maybe had of Winstanley and Sons,
Paternoster-row, London, where a plan may lie seen parti-
culars also of Mr. Kurt on, Solicitor, Durham ; and of Mr.
Arrowsinith, Ferry Hill, near Durham, who will direct a per-
son to show the estate.
London, England, 1820-06-20

ERITISH SHIPPING AND TIMBER.

The Earl of SHEPFIELD said, he had the honour
of presenting to their Lordships a Petition from
seriri&sOtrespeetable Merchants as any in the
British Empire, and others engaged in Trade
with the British Colonies and Fisheries in North
America. The subject of it was peculiarly worthy
the attention of the House, inasmuch as it relat-
ed to the employment ot British Shipping in the
time of peace, and the pre.vention ot the migra-
tion of our seamen to other countries. Since the
protection which, in--respect to duties, gave ,he
preference of Colonial to Foreign Timber, the
employment of 13ritish shipping and seamen and the
export of British produce slid 111,11114.aCtures, have
wonderfully increased. In the first year of that
protection, the number of ships and tonnage con-
siderably more than doubled, Mid have since gra-
dually increased from 2.50 vessels to 1525, from
37,719 tons to 340,577 iu 1819, upwards of 1-7th of
the whole tonnage of the Empire, and navigated
by 17,634 mariners. The increase of timber from
these colonies during the same period, has been
from 30,000 to 267,000 loads. The annual
average export to those colonies, for the Jest hie
years, of British produce and manufactures, ex-
clusive of colonial produce, is upwards of two mil-
lions sterling. His Lordship concluded by 0-
serving, that these circumstances, supported by
various documents, should convince the Legisla-
ture that such an improving trade should not be
relinquished in favour of commercial speculations
with foreign countries. The Colonies haling in-
curred an immense expence, and adapted ,them-
selves to the trade, are just as much cut itled to a
preference at .our market as we have to a prefer-
ence at theirs.

On the motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, the
petition was referred to the Lords' Select Com-
mittee on Foteign Trade.
Olt the motion ot the Earl of ROSEBERRT, the
Order for the Committee on the Sco,s..Pee'rs. Elec-
tion Y,ill was postponed from to-morrow 'natll that
day te'nnight.
On the motion of the Earl 01.:DARNLey, and
after a few prefatory observations .on the peculiar
importance of the subject, a variety of documents
respecting the present actual state of the Royal
Navy, as to the number of ships building and
under repair, the state, number ot guns, topnage,
Ste.,•were ordered to be laid before the I—l ise

The Marquess of LANSD.OWN presented ;it Peti-
tion from a number of Individuals confined for
Contempt of Court, similar in its effect to that
presented by his Noble Relative (Lord Holland),
and praying relief through the medium of the In-
solvent Debtors' Bill ; and which in like .manner
was referred to the Committee on the said Bill.

The Loan Bill was brought op from the Com-
mons by Mr. BROGDEN, and read the first time.
A few private or 1°641 Bills were presented by
other Members.
London, England, 1820-06-20

come ber reluctance td.ko,ibitiatti pi 1:r under ail the cir-
etriiptancett of her position," they stated. that they want
thereby the unhappy domestic differences which avated the
difficulty of her Majesty holding a Court, and the understood
sense of Parliament, that her Majesty's residence .in this
Country iniglit be attended with public inconvenience.
They also priitested generally, in Her Majesty's name,
against being Understood to propose ur to &Sire ally terms
inconsistent, with the Honour and Dignity of The king, or
any witch Her.dsin Vindication did not semi to finder abso-
lutely decesSary.
London, England, 1820-04-24

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, 461 la, 1810.

rOft. SALE, (by Order of'the Him. the Cone-
a' missioners of his Majesty's Custolus,) on Wednesday,
then 2t;th, Thursday, the 27th, and Friday, the 280 Instant,
at One o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commer-
cial Sale noun*. Minting-lane,
London, England, 1820-04-24

OFFICE OF UR DS.-INCE, 10, 1820.

THE PRINCIP:IL OFFICERS of His M5l
JESTY'S ORDN,INCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on.
or before IT'ednes,lay, the eath instant, trout such Persons
as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the
GLAZIER'S WORK for service of lids Deport:punt at the
Tower, Pall-Mall, Iroobrick, Greenwich, Lewis/sane,
and Ply:fleet, far a period of Three Years, determinable after
the e.t.pfralost of the first year, upon Notice of three Months,
at the Option s!i either PE'ize:
It being- intvaged to form the !fork into two Contracts, i
is expected eke Tenders will express separate Priers, via. for,
the ;Pork to it perpiriged in London, (where the Contractor
.ranst be resident) and. also for tFootwich, Greenwich,
Lewisham, and PutAcet together, which Stations will
be included in the Second Contract ; and farther Parti-
culars, together with Me 7'ernss and Conditions of the
Contract, may be huouns at the Secretary's Office, in
Pall-:!fall• aforesaid, any day,
,iwtween the Hours qf Ten
and Four o'Clock, u. Here the Proposals must be deliver-
ed, sealed up, stied endorses! " Proposals for Glazier's
Work;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the sand
26th Instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Ar(10 71 of the same
day ;,neither will any Tender be noticed, unless Me Party
making it, or an dgent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. 11. CREIP, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-04-24

THIS FOLLOWING GOODS:-

For Exportation—East India, and other Foreign Prohibit-
ed Goods, Pictures, Prints, Books, Drugs, &c.
For Home Con,umption—Fori•ign Whikey, China,
Porcelain, Earthen Ware. Caster Oil,Tett Coffee, Sugar, and
otkor Grocery, Succadcs, Drugs, Skins, Plate Glass, Pic-
tures, Prints, Books, Barrilla,Mother-o%Pearl Shells, Horse
Hair, Clover Seed, Chincuilli Skins, Canvas, Muslin,.Sbawis,
Lace, 11qttches, and other Jewellery, a Roe: Amethyst.
weighing 1:31113. Rough Amethysts, Topazes, *tee Marine
and-Crystals, Silk Worm Gut. De.ls, Timber, Wood Staves,
Boats, Stow, Gunpowder, and sundry oilier Goods as men-
tioned in the Catalogue.
London, England, 1820-04-24

FOR HIE SUN.

MR. EDITOR—As a retired Officer, tvlr,o never
before attempted to address a Public Print, I have
little doubt but you will conclude with me, 'lint
I might possibly he more adroit with sword than
the quill. However, Sr. as a Reader of the print
Called THE SUN, I must say, that I highly approve
the principles of teat paper ; and I trust', Sir,
that your exertions .in aid of the good and .great
of the United Kingdom, shall yet prevent the evil
designs of wicked men from overturning a Go-
vernment, which, with all its defects—for perfee•
lion is not human—is the first and best that either
the Old or New Worltl can yet boast of Rut
what I at present wish to state, is a conversation
I have just had with a friend of great veraci,y
from Glagow, and who is since returned to that
city. He stared, that the Head Magistrate of
town in their neighbourhood. was so annoyed
with anonymous threatening letters in November
last, that he was deterred front acting against the
Radicals. The oext Magistrate in seniority hay.
iog more nerve, was very RC! ive nottvithstaoding
they had admonished him. as they had snccesstolly
alarmed his senior in office ; and they nailed a
pike to his door, with his name inscribed under
it, Rut it appears that the active Magistrate in
question d,d receive an anonymous letter prior to
;he discovery in Cato-sireet, stA,ing that an event
mould tats • !dace soot, which woul.i do for Lord

CASTLvRty.GH ,17itt ,201, anti 4gt‘,nish the world, or
tvord, to cti-ct. So 7! is ovident that the
diktUolic,l plan discovered Caio ,11.eet was con..
certed with 'he I.:how:edge of (pony; and the
only way to tffeii:toally st-I the M4tier tat rest,
would he to destroy Kid ,men liquid in errs. The

Scriptures say, that tw o who have recourse to
the sword shall rristi by ,he sword—no doubt
meaning, that men who shall in despite of law-
ful authority take up the sword shall perish by ir.
And, however we may pity those deluded wretches,
yet, having lent themselves to aid a set of de-
signing villains, I would extirpate them as I
would mad dogs, or any other species of hurtful

vermin.

You may make what use you please of this : if
it communica►es nothing new, put it in the fire ;
but if called upon, I have no doubt, ►hat through
tl►e ins►rutnentali'y of the friend i have alluded
to, who has returned to Glasgow. I could sub-
stantiate all that hr advanced, for it was not com-
municated in confidence, • but related as a aoto-

ious fact.

I am, Sir,
Your Reader and obedient Servant,
Edinburgh, April 21, 1320. MILES.
London, England, 1820-04-24

DIVIDENDS.

May 13, J. Ryan, Liverpool, merchant—May 9, W.Waili?s,
North Shields, tailor—May 13, A. Hart, of Little Alie•strect,
Goodman's-fields, navy agent—May 13, W. Wootton, TyeOs-
gateway, Bermondsey, tanner—May 16, 'J. Sparkes and A.
Colts, Portia/id-street, coach-makers—May 13, C. W.' l'itten-
sor, and J. Tittensur,Foster-lane, Cheapside, button sellers,—
June 9, J. Gray, Cawkell, Yorkshire, and Great Dritlield,
farmer—May 13, It. Brown and G.ll. Harris, 13otolph-lane,
ironmongers—May 16, F. Devey, Albion Coal Wharf,- bar-
rey, .coal merchant—May 25, W. Aikins, Southwell, Ncit-
tingbanishire, tiax-dresser—May 15, W. ,NOliteliouse and J.
Galan, Liverpool, merchants—May 'l2, T. ssuith, Chepstow,
Alonniouthsbire, •cabinet-maker--May 16, R. Fogg and T.
Cantrell, Manchester, cotton...manufacturers-4u Ile 5, S.
Bourne, Leek, Stalfot dshire, ironmonger—May 15, J.Hughes,
Liverpool, drugeist—M;my 18, W. Frond, Castletun;
manufacturer—May 15, W. I'. Hutcltinsun, Liverpool, grocer
—May 17, M. Wcitherspoon, Liverpool, merchant—Mfg 15,
J. Hardy, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, cotton.rnanufacturer
—May 13, it. Bellwood, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, timber-mer-
chant—May 16, W. Body, Newhaven, grocer—May 19,
Mottershead, Hcalywood, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. 'l.
London, England, 1820-04-24

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES.

To be viewed at the Tobacco Grimm]; Rotherbithe ;
r:ingles's Magazine, Barting ; London flocks; the Kines
Warehouse, Cu,tom-House, anti at Globe-Yard, Warehon,e,
Lover Vhames•street ; 0:i Friday. the 2lst, Saturday, the
22d, and Tuesday, the 25th instant, from Ten o'Clock in the
Morning to Three in the Afternoon.
N. B. Goods bought at this Sale must he •paid for at the
Reeckrer of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custom-House, on
or before Tuesday, the 16th May, 1620. or the Deposits
made thereon will absolutely become forfeited.

flatalognes to be had at the King's ‘Varehause, Custom-
House, on Thursday, the 40th instant, price One Shilling
each.

J" and J. SIV3WRIGHT Thank the Pttkziic
• for past Favours, and salictt a continutince of their
Patronage in tit! PP ESENT LOTTERY, which begins
EXT THURSDAY, APRIL
when •
TWO - Prises of
3 per Cent. Consols are fixed fur the
TW() FIRST- {AWN PRIZES !

And as there are upwards of 100 Capitals in the Lottery,
pl►ot•r
TWENTY OTHER CAPITALS
will he sicawii.
THE SCHRMit Ct►tiTAINS
FOUR Prizes ul
TVI.O
TWO
&c. &e. Consuls and Money.
TICKETS ni:d" SHARES are selling by J. and J. SIVE.
WRIGHT; "at their FortunateOffiees,

. , . .
37, CORN f I ILL ; 1 3S, HAYMARKET;
- '1 1 , HOLSORN ; • I NJ, OXFOlt1)-ST!tEET.
Where they Shared anti Sold, in their Contract just con.
eluded, 1,636, a Ptize of 20,0001. and 12 other Capitals.

HAZARD AND CO. THE CONTRACTORS.

TH
N EX
sill IL 27, T W

TWO of
• Three pet Cent. Consols.
MUST BE DRAWN,
And more than TWENTY'OTH ER CAPITALS
WILL BE DRAWN.
EVERY TIME"' AND SHARE.
IF BOUGUT BEFORE NEXT THURSDAY,
Will have a Chance throughout the Lottery for
FOUR Prizrs of
TWO
TWO
&c. &c. Monty and.Consols, forming
ONE HUNDRED AND' TWO CAPITALS !

• TICKETS and SfIARES are on Sale at th; Old-established
*sad Fortunate Offices of HAZARD and Co. the Contractors,
Royal Exchange(ia!e ; 26, Cornhill ; and 32-,t,'Osford-street,
Corner of 2.iwallow rrct, London; who Shared and Sold, in
the Last Lottery C 0..; -►et, 7,370 and 6,656, 20,0001. each:.
arid, in a recent Lot • Ay, ALL THE PRIZES of 30,0001.11
*** HAZARD and Cg. have Agents. in all the principal,
'l'ow•ns throughout the Country.

THE present being a STOCK LOT-CBItY,
T. BISH begs to call the attention of his Friends to
the unparalleled Success of his OfiieeS, in preceding Stock
Lutteries ; as he Shared and Sold
FIRST SO,OOO/. CONSOLS.
18,0,1.1 LAST 50,0010/. CONSOLS.
9,§55 FIRST 40,190!. CONSOLS.
;1,1,23 -FIRST 30,0001. CONSOLS.
8067 FIRST 20,0001. CONSOLS.
_ .

Attd,in.Money Lotteries, his Siiccess has been equally great
having shared and sold Twelve Prizes of 311,0001. &c. &c.
And in the-verv'last Lottery, he sold 'in Shares,
2,807, a Prize of 20,009 MONEY
sevetal minor Capitals.
TICKETS and ‘.SHAIiES are Scllin!: at lIISITS OFFICES
4, M:NE-IfLL, at. 9, 011.11{1Nli-CHOSS, LONDON
and by Ins Agents in the Con ut ry. •
Explanatory :•chemes Gratis.
The NEXT 'DAY of-IMA WING sill be •
IN; '.-.X.1"11-11;11SDAY, gitirAPRIL,
London, England, 1820-04-24

CON I'RACT FOR FLOUR.

ROYAL lICSVITAL FOR SEAMEN, AT GREENWICH,
April 19, 18'10.
STICH Persons as mAy he willing to Contract
fur supplying this Hospital with Five Hundred Sack
of FLOUR, Islay deliver in their Proposals to the Direc-
tors of the Said Hospital,
.at this Plait, on SATUR-
DAY, the 29th Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore-
tiooo and in the mean time be furnished with 'Furors
of Proposals, and acquainted with further particulars, by
inquiring at the Ste Ward's Office here.
_ .

1,;.B. No Proposal will be ree..ived after the hour aforesaid,
Lor ‘‘ ill any be attended to that are hot agreeable to the said
Porins; nor unless the Parties personally appear.

VICTU.ir_LINt.I-OFFICE, April 2t, 1820.

E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
Ilia .MAJESTY'S N,4PY do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 9d of May next: they will be re!vo to re:tive
fiemleo in writia# (sealed up), aml trent with such Per-
sons as may be willing to peiform the 1-101' AGE re4Wired
for the Victualling- Service in tke River Tham-s, for Twelve
iloiehs certain, from the 28th of 41lay next, and I,rther
until Three Nonths warning *Thal! be given for t, terinina-
tion of the Contract, the Conditions of which may be seen at
zhe Secretary's (Vice.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
hot, be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he dth-
rered to the Roard Lepire One o'clock -OA the said Tuts-
114Y, the ed of May next ; nor =less the Person who makes
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends to.an.ywer
ichen calle:1 for.

hitch render must also be accompanied 1n a Letter signed
two responsible Persons, en;,ruging to become bound with the
Party tendering, in the penal Sang of 10001. for the due per-
Armance of the Contract.
London, England, 1820-04-24

PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC CORRES7ONDENCE,

PAPAS, APRIL 19.—0 n Monday the 17th I at•
tended the Chamber of Deputies. The House
was discussing the Public Accounts, when a Mes-
sage was brought from the KING, with the new
Bill or Projet Of Liw of Elections. 'Murmurs,
both loud and deep, manifested themselves on 'the
The Projet was read, when the
most violent uproar commenced. St. Giles's and
WApping united, or rather, a, loggerheads, would
give you some idea of this jackdaw meeting. The
President was grossly insulted, and, had he done
his duty, he would have sent M. MANUEL to

cote gauche.

prison. The cause of the disturbance was, one
t'rojet of Ltw had been presented, and the cots
gauche pretended the KING had no right to with.
draw it—ridiculous idea; the KING can refuse
his sanction to a law after having passed the
two Chambers, and as the right of doing the
greater includes that of doing the less, he can of
course arrest it in limine. The new projet was
at last received by a great majority. As to the
new law, I think it equally bad in its principle,
and detective in its form and attributions ; it is to
be sure only a rider upon the old law, the pro-
visions of which, untouched by the present one,
remain in force. Every arrondissement, or as
we should call it, every boodle'', chooses a Candi-
date, and from these Candidates the Electors for
the shire or county ectuse the Deputies ; but as
'the Electoral College is by the new regulations
to be its the hands of Government, .the Elections
will be almost all Ministerial, for if the most po-
pular man in the county be fixed on by, for in-
stance, nine•tentbs of the Electors of arrondisse•
meats, it will avail bins nothing, he will be only
regarded by the Electoral College as chosen by
one /arrondissemmt. Thus a man, whose col-
lective votes in the county amount to 5000, may
be rejected, aiA another chosen, who had to boast
of only fifty votes, and chosen by only one arron-
dissement. On this system the idea of a fair and
equal representation is ridiculous ; but it is
worse, for its injustice is so obvious, that it is
calculated to alienate the affections of the great
mass of the nation, of which the Governnnt

stands in need. If this be really the Projet of
M. VILLELE, it reminds us strongly of Mr. Fox,
%Ow was powerful in Opposition, but as a Mi-
nister absolutely null.
London, England, 1820-04-24

when

TWO of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS CONSOLS
MUST BE DRAWN.

As the FirSt Prize in. caci, Class will be entitled to .20,0001.
Consuls, over ;aid above whatever prize it js drawn, and as
500 u Tickets will be Deci,:ed that Day, np%Vards of TWENr y
OTHIS,II CAPITALS inlay bc expected to bc drawu.
London, England, 1820-04-24

BOXING.

COOPER AND SHI3LTON.—A further deposit is to
be made this evening, at Spring's borre, in Little
St. James's•street, betvireen the backers of the
above pugilists, making the stakes good 1501.
aside.

SPRING AND R. BURN.—Both men are gone
into training, and Spring, who has twice for-
feited through indisposition, is getting all
right. The battle will be fought on Tuesday, the
10th of May, the day before Epson) races, for 100
guineas a side. Even betting, but Spring for
choice.

PREFRRMENTS.—In the Consistory Court of
Worcester, on Thursday, the Reverend John
Wingfield, D. D., Vicar of Bromsgrove, and
the Reverend Francis Mills, M. A., Rector of
Barford, were elected Proctors for the Clergy of the
Diocese of Worcester, at the ensuing Convocation.
The Rev. James Meskin, M.A. was elected Proctor
for the Dean and Chapter.—Thursday, the Rev.
John Michell, LL. B. Reverend John Timbrill,
D. D, Rector of Beck ford, and Reverend George
Cooke, D.D. were elected Procurators, the former
for the Dean and Chapter, and the two latter for
the diocese of Gloucester, for the ensuing Convo-
cation.

The Stare Prisoners continue to cnoduct them-
aelyeS with great decorum. 7'histlewood maintains
a sort of sullen resignation.

Separate returns of the two Lord Mayors of
Dublin, viz Alderman KING and Alderman %VEST,
the one chostn by the Court of Aldermen, and
the other by the Common Council, bay., been
made to the Privy Council, who will decide which
of the two are duly chosen.