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The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-20

MADRAS BIRVIS.

At the Presidency, on the 16th inst. tie Lady of Tho
Al!top, Es+ of a danOter.
On the &I of Febrnaty, the wife of Mr. Thomson, School-
-matter of the Male Asylum, of male twins.
On the 3d inst. the Lady of C. H. Clay. Esq. of a son.
At Poonamallee, on the•23d inst.; Ott Lady of Capt. Young,
Blltit Regiment, of a son.
On the 23th ult. Mrs. W.Stapleton, of.a daughter.
At Trichincipoly, on the 13th inst. the Lady of C. M. Lush-
'noon, Ecq. of a son.
At Chit t ledroou, tin the 7th inst. the. Lady of Capt. Miller,
of the Ist hat. Bth rest. N. I. of a daughter.

Mastilijiatani; Ist May, the Lady of Capt. James Wahab,
cominanding the 11th Extra Battalion, of a daughter.
On the 4th inst. O. 'replace, the Ladv of the Her. C. Mead,
Missionary its Travancore, of a datsghter.
At Itagapipe,.ticar Elk.re, on the tBd March, the Lady of-
Lieut. H. Newapin, 2d hat. 24th refit.-N. I. of a son. .
In Black Town,,tiu the 27th inst. Mrs—Harrington, of a
son.

At Pondicherry, on the 221 April, Mrs. M. C. Penman, of
a daughter.
On the Rth 'January, Airs. J. Stunners,- of a son.
At Cawnpore, On the 1 lit It January, the Lady of the Rey-
H. L. Williams, Chaplain of Citwnpoie, of a daughter.

MADRAS :MARRIAGE:
On the 26th ult. at Choultry Plain, Mary, eldest daughter
of J. D. White, latj. to Captain B. it.4-litchins.

MADRAS DEATH -.
On the 14th inst. Mrs.. Thomson, wife cif Mr. Thorr.oii, of
the Male Asylum. -
On t; e 141 b Bucldand.
At the Presidency, on the 114,1 Feb.. Serjeant 1-laydeni
the eldest son of Mr. ConducforJaimes 1-lapien.
On the gni) nit. Mrs. Ann ; Dickers, wife of Mr. D.J.
Dickers.
London, England, 1820-12-20

SOUTH AMERICA

Despatches have been" received from New Co-
14nibia, by way of North America, containing
details respecting the operations of the Indepen-
rdeuts, in September and the beginning of Octo-
ber, in which it is acknowledged that the forges
tinder • General
,BoLivAa had been so much
wcrkkened by :the successes of 61eneral TVlonit.Lo,
th!a it was impossible further attempts against
' the forceS Of the latter should at present be at-
' tended With:SueLes.., The despatch' from Gene-
ral 13oLivAn to General Alotturm, requesting
a sus-pension of hostilities, is dated St. Christo-
bel, September 24,1820. lie observes in it, that
• although the' large armies of the Republic are
t 3 waicient to occupy the remaining part of Vene-
zuela in the hands of the Royalists, and to ex-
.. tend its dominions to Quito,, yet the great ex-
- pences of -.the war occasion the country to suffer
mere than is necessary; desirous therefore to pro-
'mote the felicity of the people, even at the cost
of the .Repnblic3 and not being able at present to
treat •for .their independence, he would make
propositions at his-head-quarters, at St. Fer-
nando de•Apure, where he should be on the 23d
-Ottober, but that the war should continue in the
mean time.

• General Morillo, in consequence of the receipt
•of this dispatch, collected.all the troops he was
able, and calculated on
,meeting Bolivar before
that period, and, totally defeating his army.
•The following is the latest news received
from the Spanish Main ; -it. seems that' General
Morillo is making great exertions to render hi.s
force- formidable, in order that he may be en-
abled to make advantageous terms with the Inde-
pendents, in the n.egociations at St. Fernando de
Apure. •
CARACCAS, OCT. 20 —The accounts from Lvuira prove
.that the country-and trade are much embarrassed, chiefly
.owing- to the people leaving the coast nuniltab-ited in con-
.sequenee of alarm. General. Murillo has ordered all the
.young men capable of hearing arms to he in readiness to
,march at a moment's warning.
" We just•hear that General Bolivar has sent a messenger
.to General Moral. ?vking for peace; having lost a great
Jauntier of men before Carthagena, it is. said no less than
.1000. ill the garrison, with the exception of 100 Men, have
left this plate to :join General Nlorillo. We are in a most
Arretvbeii condition, anti this country must have peace, or the
.c!•rsequences will be dreadfnl. The negotiations will take
.place at !it. nandu ,onr he 28th of this month.—
London, England, 1820-12-20

BOMBAY DEATHS.

On Thorsday inst, Nlajor C J. Kicgr, of the Bengal Army.
At Protons-We, on the loth October, Mary Angie, the
youngrst daughter of Wm. Niilburo, Esq.

BENGAL DEATHS.

On the 95th March, Solomon Hamilton, Esq. Barrister-
at-Law.
On the 271. h March, Mrs. Catherine Harden.
At Lucknow, on the 17th March, the wire of Mr. Thomas
Friskney flare, of that pace.
At Allahahad, on the 13th March, Mi•at Grace flobretion,
second dangh!er of the late Dr. James Robertson, Superin-
tending Surgeon of Diturpore.
, At Pottahaut,' on the Bth Aped, Mrs. H. A ii4!rew,The wife
of Mr. J.'Andrciv, third writer at the Luckipore factory.
London, England, 1820-12-20

CERTIFICATES, JAN. 9.

T. Triphook,.St. James'.s, street, 'bookseller--R. Bartholo-
mew, Basildon, Berkshire, farmer—l. Isaacs, Liverpool, mer-
chant—J. Clarke, Wakefield, booltseller-3. Hodges, Chel-
tenham. coal•merchant—T. Brennand, Bread-street, Cheap-
side, warehouseman—R. Kew and r. Thortinsmi, Castle. st reet,
Whitechapel, horse-dealers--tip'. Wilson,, Gateshead, Dur-
ham, ship-owner,—C. Norris, Buy, Lancashire, cotton-spin-
ner—T. Ashmore, Cheltenham, banker.
PARTNER‘-lIPS DISSOLVED.

H. Brett and P. Drake, South Sea4,liambers, tea•dealers—
J Uiniv.n, 13. Brown, and B. Nallon, Bilston, Stafford, gen-
cers—lt. Jones and J. Grant, New Bond•striet, Foldsmiths—
.l. Clarke and J. Whitehead, Manchester, attorneys—F'. Whit-
worth and C. 'fee, Barnsley, York, merchants—T. %Vat-
kinson and W. Baynes, York, timber merchants—R. Wat-
son, W. Murdoch, J. Watson, and H. WC:Oman, Greenock,
merchants—H. Pogli and 'W. Cattermole, Ipswich, Suf-
folk, -fdlmongers—r. Carter and W. Nelson, •Kine's Arms
yard, Coleman-Street,- packers---W. Bowman and E. Stott,
'Manchester, tobaccnnisrs—H, Britton, %V. Atkins, and W. J.
Houndsditch, hack-makers—D. florlFssin and C
Thornton, -:Rarns'itate,, Matedshryi .1. Mendtram,
T. H. Mandalay, and J. Field, Lambeth, engineers.
London, England, 1820-12-20

SIR HARCOURT LEES' ADDRESS.

AN ADM( ESS. te the ELNWS 'FRIENDS, througliont
British Empire, on the Present Awful and Critical State of
GftEAT BRITAIN, containing Just and Necessary Stric-
tures on a Late SPEECH of HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq.
in the HOUSE of LORDS, in DEFENCE orate QUEEN.
• By Sir HARCOURT Logs, Bart.
" Catilina vviniwut fingitioscrrans algae faciltorosoruna circupt
e, I angitain stipatorani, Catervas habebat,"
SAL.. in CAT.
London, England, 1820-12-20

PARIS CORRECTIO_NAL TRIBUNAL.

Sin J. CRAwFultn.—The' Correctional Tribu-
nal was again occupied yesterday (Friday) in
the case of Sir Jarnes-Crawfurd, charged with
having, in certain compositions, printed and pub-
lished, calumniated. and defamed, the Duke de
Gra.mrnont and the Duke de Guiche.
• The Baronet hiving in his hand a large patket
of papers, again urged hiS right to defend himself.
On the remark of the President, that .M. Dupin
had been assigned at the preceding audience for
the defence, he protested against 'the measure
and withdrew.
M. Dupin declared, that the defendant had not
furnished him with the necessary documents and
instructions in. the cause ; and for this reason he
could not take upon himself the arduous • duty
assigned to him at that moment.
M. M. Berryer: and Charrier, advocates for the
Noble prosecutors, addressed. the Court against
the Chevalier's propositions. .•
The Tribunal, after hearing the King's. Advo-
cate, relieved the accused from the exception
which he had taken against the ju3gment of con-
demnation, and ordered that-he should withdraw
his case, reserving to.the parties the right of ap-
pealing againSt, the
.libels published and distri-
buted since the preceding sentence.
Among the latter obnoxious publications is a
memoir circulated to-day in profusion in the sa-
, loon of the Court by •Mr. Manuel, Sir James
Crawfurd's Secretary : the title of the libel is
." The case of. Sir James grawfard, published'as
a..:prelirninary to the trial for bigamy, which he
is about to institute against the soi-disant Lady
Grawfurd, Anjoo-street, No. 21, St. Honore."
Sir James, in stepping into his carriage, cried
out Vine la Gharte.—(Paris Papers.)
London, England, 1820-12-20

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, DEC. 19.—Two anchors have been
landed here, one weighing 15 cwt. 3 qrs. 9 lbs.,
marked LM. on the crown ; the other weighing
15 cwt., nearly new, and marked " HOPE " on
the crown.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 19.—Sailed the Zephyr,
Cox, and Union, Stewart, for London.
COWES, DEC. 19.—Arrived the American ship
Restitution, Messervey, from Java, in 93 days.
Sailed the Malabar, Ascough, for London.
PENZANCE, DEC., 17.—The William, Burgess,
f►om Cardiff, is on shore at the entrance of the
Pier.

Muroßn, DEC. 17.—ArriVed th© Adventure,
Wardle, from Chepstow, with loss of an anchor ;
and the Trinity, from Newport, with loss of
rudder.

It is reported that dress appointments of the
Royal Marines are about to be changed for those
now generak ',:sed by thg Army.
London, England, 1820-12-20

IRELAND.

ViTLENT OUTRAGE.—A most .wanton and bru-
tal outrage took place yesterday, in Sackville-
street, near the New Post-Office. Mr. Wallace,
the leading Counsel of Mrs. Coila, in, the action
brought by that Lady against Lieut. M'Namara,
for a breach of promise of marriage, was violently
assaulted .by, M'Naroara, and most seriously in
jured and atused. Mr. Wallace Was on his way
to Court, alone, and without any- means ~of de-
fence. -M'Namara was aimed with a -gig whip,
and accompanied, as we are .told, by ,three or
four athletic.men. Soon as M'Namara had sa-
tiated- his vindictive feelings, he sprang into a
gig, and drove off. Informations have been sworn.
to by Mr. Wallacei-and peace-officers dispatched
in every direction, in pursuit of the ruffian. We
understand this transaction. has created a great
sensation amongst the Bar. Certainly the inde-
pendence of the profession, putting humanity Out
of the case, seems to be involved in it: If Coon=
sel are personally responsible for obeying the.
instructions of their clients, and ttiat.•too in e.
case where not even a scintilla of evidence was
afforded-to contradict
.his statement? the life of
a Barrister is precarious indeed.. .But even.
were he bound to be the champion as well
,as advocate, of his client, surely another course
aught to have been pursued ; an explana-
, tiou ought to, have been required,' and this
failing• to he satisfactory, every other 'means of
retires should be exhausted before even a per-
sonal insult Was offered, but in no case could.
there be a shadow of, excuse for the gross out-
rage we now record, especially too, on a man
who had given proof of his courage and high
sense' of honour on previous .occasions. The
Public also have an interest in bringing the cruel
actor in this outrage to condign punishment,
for if Counsel are to conduct the business of
their clients under intimidation, the truth could.
not be spoken, nor justice obtained. We have
not heard that the cowardly barbarian has been
yet apprehended ; but we trust he will not long
elude the well known activity of the Dublin
Police.-7-(Dublin Journal, Dec. 15.)
London, England, 1820-12-20

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, •1) c. 19

Amsterdam
Ditto, at Sight l2 5
Rotterdam lg 9 •
Antwerp 2 9 .
Hamburg!) 37 9 24 Us
Al toms - :37 IQ 2-1: Us.
Paris, 3 Day's sight 25 75 0 Us,
Ditto
800 i deanx, ditto
Frapliforton the N,,ain
-Nfailvid
Cadiz - Effect ivs
Gilboa
liars lung 35
Seiiiire
' 951 •
Gibraltar
Leghoto
Genoa 434-Venice, Ital. Lis 27 60
Malta 45 -Naples.
Palermo
Lisbon
Oporto' . • . ' 4,41
SioJaneiro
DAbliti• 7l Coil: 7l per Cent..
BULLION.

Portocal Gold, in Coin I .0 0 0 per Oz
Foreign Pold, in Bars - 8 17 101
New Dotatloops
New 0 4 10i
Silver in Bays, Starniard......., 0 4 'lli

ATAL ACCIDENT.--It is with .much concern
13 a announce the death of `y M. SHIPigY, Esq.
eldest son to the very Rev. the Dean of St.
ASAPH, which took place at 11Yeres, in the South
of France, on the 29th or Novhi)btr last; under
the follOWing circumstances as shontin,
attended by a peasant .of the place, who also
carried a gun. Mr. SHIPLEY had killed a biid,
and was getting over a bank to pick it up, the
Mari following with,hiS 'gun cocked ; irunfortn
nately went off within two or three yards of Mr.
SHIPLEY, and lodged its contents in the back of
his head, which literally shattered it to pieceS.
He was in the 43d year of his age, and has left
a widow and two.children to Jament hts loss., •

EAST INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ANn DEATHS.
(FROM MADRAS GAZETTE'S FUR N)A9CH7 1820.]
London, England, 1820-10-12

110 USE OF LORDS-THIS DAY.

THE QUEEN.

Letters were received ffom Lord Howard of
Effingham, Lord Digby, and Lord Harrington,
excusing their absktce this morning.
At twenty minutes past ten o'clock the Coun-
sel were called in ; and (after some remarks from
the Earl of Lauderdale, Earl Grey, and Lord
Erskine), Mr. Gurney was directed, by the
Lord High Chancellor, in reading from his
Short-hand Notes, to read the Questions first,
and after►tiards the Answers to them, in order
to prevent all confusion in the apprehension of
Noble Lords.
London, England, 1820-10-12

THE SUN.

QUIS DICERE F:fILSUM ALIDS.IT?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1820.

THE QUEEN.--Unwilling as we are to make
any comments on the pending Trial, we cannot
avoid noticing the different manner in which the
Opposition Papers treat the Witnesses for and
against her MAJESTY. All the prevarications and
gross contradictions of the former Witnesses are
not only passed over and excused, but absolutely
justified,and, when justification seems impossible,
are held out as the effect of fatigue and agitation.
But the Witnesses against the QUEEN are held
forth as prodigies of wickedness, and their evi-
dence is stigmatized as the most malignant and
incredible mass of perjuries I!?

GENOA, SCPT. 30.—A Letter from Palermo,
dated the 15th inst., just received by a Sardinian
vessel, states, " I am sure it will give you sin-
cere pleasure to know that an arrangement with
Naples is actually in progress, and I trust that a
few days more will establish the peace through-
out the Island."

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday last. The Moniteur contains a Royal
Ordonnance, directing that the Christening of
the Duke of BORDEAUX shall take place at Notre
Dame, (without yet fixing the day) in the pre-
sence of the Peers and Deputies, the Ministers,
the different Public Bodies, Deputations from the
respective- towns, &c. &c.—The following are
London, England, 1816-07-19

PICTUALLING-OFFICE, July 16, 1816.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
M4.IESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
oralenday next, Me 22d7nstant, theY will' be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Three
Thousand Sachs of Kiln-dried VOUSEHOLD FLOUR, to
be suVect to the usual warranty of twelve Months; to be
delivered into the Victualling Stares at Deptfo,d, one half in
the course of a Fortnight,' and the other half within a Fort.
night afterwards; and to be paid for by Bills payable, With
Interest, ninety days atter date.

The Conditions ql the Contract may le seen at the Secre-
tary's Vice.
No regard will Le hail to any Tender ire which Me Price
shallnot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Ls
delivered to the Board beAre Ilallpfist Two o' Cloth on the
said AtVaday next, the 22d Instant; nor unless the Person
who Makes the Tendert or some Person un his behalf, attends,
to• answer when called .%-r.

CONTRACTS FOR RUNTIIV,EIND rOLOURS AND
FLAGS, FEARNOUGHT, AND KIMSEY.
Navy-Office, July 11, 1816.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS HIS MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby
give Notice, that on Thursday, the lst of August next, at
One ?Clock they will he ready to treat with such Persons
as May be willing .to Contract for supplying His Majesty's
Yards at Deptford, Iroolwich, Chatham, Sheerness, Ports-
niouth, and Plymouth, with BtrNTIN, and COLOURS and
FLAGS, made of BUNTIN and LINEN, and FEAR-
NOUGEIT ; and also for supplying His Majesty's Yard at
Deptford with Kersey.
A Form of she Tender may he seen at this Of No
Tender will be received after One o'Cloch, on the day of
7'eeat►t, nog• any noticed, unless •the Party, or an Agent for
him, attends.

Every Tender must be accompanied by et Letter athlressed to
the Navy Board, and signed by. two responsible Persons,
engogipg to become bound with 114 Person tendering, iu.the-
Stow here undeementiimed for the due performance of the
Contracts, vi:.

Contract for Bunt In 2,0001,
Colours and Flags l,OOOl.
Fearnoright l,OOOl.
Kersey 5OO 1.
London, England, 1816-07-19

TUE NEW STREET.

We were correct in staring yesterday Oat some
impediment had risen to stop the progress of the
New Street.' Orders have been issued to discon-
tinue the.proceedings North of Piccadilly:
The perspective from Carlton-House is to extend only to
the Crescent intended to be built in Piccadilly. St. James's-
market, the houses in Jermyn-street, which intersect the
view; Alarket-ktreet, and the residue. of the dwellings in St.
Alban's-strret, will he -removed. It is not many days since
the. work-people were employed in pulling down Nooses in
SwalloW-street and King-street, at the Northers ends, con-
tiguous to Oxford4treet In Warwick-street they were pull-
ing down houses on Saturday last.

IVe trust that this is merely a temporary pause,
arid that the gaps and ruins already made will not
he sideled to remain to disfigure the metropolis.
Wt bind better have clumsy architecture than heaps
of rubbish.

ELOPEMENT OF A CHANCERY xi,AnD.
On Saturday morning, about - nine o'clock,
Tunbridge Wells was put rather in a hustle, by 4
Gentleman eloping with a young Lady about the
age of 17, who has a considerable fortune at her
command, independent of her friends. The Gen-
tleman hail a chaise in waiting a .short ,distance
trout the how.e. The Lady's absence was,nnt no.
iced, as she was thought to have been merely
taking a walk before break fast ; hut ride with
her Cicisheo seemed much preferable, and the
happy couple set off '' on the wings of.love,"
siippfieiql tot Gretna Green. It was fa two
tiqurs bet.re their flight was discovered, when the
young Lady's mother, with a friend, took a chaise
and four in pursuit of them, but we have nut yet
heard the result. ‘Va observe a reward of three
hundred pounds placarded about town for the
apprehension of the gallant, whose name it ap-
pears is Wukefield, and who is himself only 19
years of age. The Lady's name is Pattie, Ythe
daughter of Mr. Pattie, of Canton, and a Ward in.
Chancel y.

The beautiful Valenciennes Cambric* selling by
the House MILLARD in the City, form a lead-
ing topic of conversation in tilt flash ionable,World ;
their beauty certainly excels evety other Mann-
facture of the kind, and their cheapness is an
_ad-
mirable proof of the advantage's of the freedom of
Comnivrce, under a Peace 'Establishment and of
the singular state or the exchange to favour of
tias Country, ; a I
aein4tit which must soon be felt,
mare or less, by every individnal in it. It is only
a few Motilh3 since the ext.liange from the Conti-
neat was greatly against us, it is_ now greatly in
our favour; which !mist necessarily, on the !fumy
millions transferred, give,an advantage, in it short
time, that C 1141314 tail to? be generally and agree.
ably
London, England, 1816-07-19

;
nNiolroin 'Vera:Cruz and two from tiavannah,
were captured by two armed strops, bearing the
flag of 'tbeibdependairt provinees of Montevideo.
All that 'the I reach and,Finglishiapers have pub-
lisped about 'the measnreS taken by Our 'Govern-
Ment to dettrey these Pirates is false. Hitherto
not a tingle shallop bas been armed agaltist them.
'lChe foer ships had on hoard, it is said, 400,000
dollars in Piasters, and some colonial goods. This
'event has thrown all The commercial places of
Andahisia 'into 'consternation. These uphappy
colonists, who hail set Sail froth the new world to
fly from a country. delivered up to all the horrors
'of anarchy, are also robbed of the little they lied
been able to bring with them, even at the mo-
ment when they had.. arrived in port. The crews
of 'the ships have been set On shore.

FRENCH FUNDS.

5 per Cents..
Bank Actions 1062 f. 60c.

FLANDERS MAIL.

Moue, 12.----The Vice-Admiral Von-
:der Capellen, after having remained some days at
Pahna, in the island of Majorca, again sailed to
Algiers, anti enters(' very far into the Bay, in or-
der to reconnoitre exlctly the Algerine naval
force. The enemy attempted in vain to hinder
him reconnoitring, by a brisk fire from his bat-
Series and"gun-boats, but the Dutch vessels sus-
tained ro damage, either to the men oz' the rig-
ging. No movement was oh,rreed among the
Algerine vessels which were in the channel that
seemed to indicate that' they would soon put to
sea ; the Vice-Admiral therefore sailed again, and
arrived on the 15th of June aiGibraltar, to join
to his squadron the 'vessels -destined to rein-
force it.

MAIM

11.1nriers, '2 Guernsey.and Jersey, 0 Dublin,
Watcr fold. Du L-1 Ilautburgh. I Ilo!laud, 2 Guttc.u-
burgh.

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STOCKS

Tim nAv AT r
Bank Stock,.... 2201 221 220 f
3 fcr Cc lit. Red..... 6:4 640
3 Per Con. Cons
4 per Ccists. ...79
.5 pvr Lent. N.Amt....94 if

'ELVE It'CLOCK.

Bank L. Atm.
India Bonds, ss: 31. pr:
Exch. Bills, Gs. pr.
Ditto, 30 Ss. 4s. pr.
Cons. fur August.. GO fill

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO4IOItROW.
Mottling. 38 minutes after 9. gretting, 2 mittutei after 10.
London, England, 1816-07-19

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Roden, from a tour, at Blake's Hotel; Lady
Tuite, front Surrey, at Batts' Hotel ; Colonel and Mrs. Gob•
bins and family, from Southampton, at Blake's Hotel; Cap-
tain Tenison, from Scotland, at Batts' Hotel; Mr.
its sister, and the two Misses WWI, from Paris, at ditto;
Edward Park Blake. Esq. f, om Bury St. Edmunds, at Blake's
Hotel; Mr. Thompson, from Purls, at Butts' Hotel.

DEPATtTuttES.
The Earl of Harrow )r, from Cirosemor-vittare, to Paris ;
Lord Sandal), from Grosvenor...quart., to Leicestersldre, from
whence he intends to proceed for Paris; Mr. Imre, from
Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street, to Paris.
London, England, 1816-07-19

ORDER. OF MALTA.

A negociation with his Majesty this Emperor of
Austriti is carrying on by the venerable Bailiff
MLitt', in order to obtain for the Order of Malta
the cession of the island of Lissa,,,situated almost
in the thiddle of the Adriatic, and which has an
excellent harbour, and some fortifications. It is
affirmed that the cession is provisionally agreed
upon, and that the conditions arc now upder
discussion.
London, England, 1816-07-19

PR INCESS MARV'S BRIDAL` DRESSES,

We are bilppy to introduce the followity de-
seription of the Princess INIARV's Dresses, bY say-
ing, that they are all composed entirely of liri-
tishrmanitturtures ; nod that her Rilyal Highness
lias expressed her ope of t!eeitik none lon those
.
mattittat totes worn by Ladies at her wedding .d•-•
The aedding dress is of English net, worked in.oivr•
lama very richly in sp'rigS, With a deep scolloped border t?
correspond; the hotly antl^sleeres the same, trimmed frith a
superb suit of late round the bosom to form a double cape.
The, dress is 'to he worn over a silver tissue petticoat; the
iilantt.a is of silv,r tissue, irimilied with a' rich, border of
silver lama, to correspond with the bottom of the dress, Her
Royal Highness has seVeral other dresses equally beautiful,
all of Friklish manufacture ; one of gold tiss'ile, trimmed with
gold fringe.; one of silver tissue, trimmed "vitt, Lona em-
broidery and lace, and several others, rich and elegant in the
extreme.

, .
As Daughter of the King, her Royal nigburst will wear the
royal immtle of purple velvet, richly ornamented $s kb gems,
set in gold.

Tile Princeis will also wear on lier bead a small royal co-
ronet, composed of brilliants.

The marriage of the Princess NIABY will be so-
lettinized, we understand, in the Queen's Palace.

INDIsPOSITION OF THE QUEEN OF WIETEMEERG.
. 'the arrival of the Duke of CANIIII4IDUR was re-
tarded by his visit to his Royal Sister,. the Queen
of IVIRTEMBERG, who, we are sorry to learn,
still continues confined with a great ‘Venkness, &c.
His Royal Highness only left Hanover on Wed-
nesday seiritright, where he bad arrivtd a short-
time previously from Berlin. The stay of his
Royal Highness in England will, it is supposed,
be but of short duration. His Royal Highness was
up early yesterday morning on horseback, with
the Dukes of YORK and GLOUCESTER, in Hyde.
I),.rk, to review the three regiments of Foot'
Guards.
London, England, 1816-07-19

MR. KEMBLE.

Mr. itEMBLfe, on Friday evening, ,
finished, his
lay engagement at L verpool, in the character of
COrio/umis. After the curtain had fallen' Mr.
Kit/43LE, evidently under great emotion pf feel-
ing, again came on the stage to take a tarewell of
the audience. He said he had that night alt.
peered before, a Liverpool audience for the last
time, tool atter the kindness .which, throughout
the whole of his prnfes7,ional life, they hod uni.
foraily Shown to hint, he could not cOntent hinr-
self with making a silent retirement, The play
which had that night been acted reminded:him
of a circumstance which occurred an aged time
ago. It was for this stage he bdapted Sitatts-
PEAttit'S play of Coriolanus for representation : his
endeavours experienced at that time the most Hat-
tering success ; and the applause which lie then
received, whilst it gratified the ardent wish of his
heart, more strongly incited the desire to excel
in his profession, and determined him to apply,
with invigorated diligence, to a tnethodical study
'of his art. He mentioned this perhapif more for
the benefit of others than himself; and respect-
fully to remind them, that if they wished to.be-
hold their stage trod by men of sterling talent,
and to have a constant succession of able and re-
spectable performers, they should cherish and pa-
tronise inexperienced talent. Feeling himself un-
able, front the overflowing% of his heart, to sty
any more, tie would take his leave of them, bid-
ding them a good night, and wishing them health
and prosperity, Mr. KIMBLE then retired, amid
the rapturous plaudits of the house, and which
were continued .some minutes after his exit.—
(Liverpool Courier.)
London, England, 1816-05-14

INSURRECTION AT GRENOBLE.
The Paris Papers of Saturday received this
morning, thole of Finlay being still deficient, are
important. They contain accounts of the actual,
breaking out of Rebellion in the Department of
the here. A parson of the name of DimEit is
said to be the instigator of this insurrection,
which was, however, led by an 11x-LiLttquant
called Gtrit.t.etr. After 3preading reports that
Languedoc was in a state of revolt, and Paris re-
volutionized, these incendiaries, being joined by a
number of disbanded Officers and soldiers, and mis-
guided peasants, made an attempt upon Grenoble,
on the night of the 4th instant ; but were at-
tacked by General DONNADXEU and the troops un-
der his command, defeated, snd dispersed, They
lost 'l6O killed, and about 500 wounded- and pri-
soners : the !Loyalist loss was 15 killed. It is
said that many of the Rebels taken with arms in
their hands were immediately executed ; and the
Prevotal Court assembled to try others. Part of
the National Guard of Lyons base marched to as-
sist the force at Grenoble.

The fugitives are, however, represeuted as scat-
tered in the mountains, and the rush enterprize as
conipletely

The: Police or, Paris has been very vigilant, and
mportant discoveries are reported to have been

made.

A Hamburgb Mail hits arrived, but we ,mus,
postpone its news, WI to-morrow.

We give a few extracts from American Papers
to the beginning of April, received this morning.
The. Spirit of Party rims very high in that Coun-
try on the Election of a President.

Ina sobsequent column will be found a Letter
from a British Naval Officer, miring oft the
Coast of Africa. It is extremely interesting, and
throws great 1441 it on the subject of the horrid
Slave Traffic still carrying on under false colours.

Don Quiivtle, the Righter of Wrongs and Re-
dresser of Grievances, sallied fort as Cervantes
assures us, to clear his country of ginnts, necro-
mancer's, and false knights. He met with as many
adVentures as be could desire, for his imagination
was strongly heated, and Ids valour became .as
conspicuous in the overthrow of phantoms, as if
his quest had really led him to encounter enchanted
castles, dragons, and all the monsters of chivalric
romance.

On e like career it should seem the Earl of
ESSEX has entered. lie goes forth in behalf of
that Sleeping Beauty the British Constitution, to

destroy the Beast,-and mimic the land from the
thraldom of tvilitary bondage. In this tlisposi-
tit;ti, it is astonishing how adventures grow upon
him. He cannot turn a scorner without bting
:.;y a dreadful Dragon, or, as it is Other.
London, England, 1816-07-26

itt..motiru, JULY 23.—Arrived the 'Chichester
I)acket, Captain HALt., A.kti a mail from Malta,
last from Gibraltar, in 10 days. Also arrived the
Robert, DAVIDSON, from Malta mid Gibraltar,
bound to Portsthouth :—She has brought 'home
the mail of the ltinchinbrdok packet, an account
. of whose loss we had Bohte time ago.
PORTSMOUTfI,'JULY 25.-Arrived his Majesty's
ship Hindottan from the West
Majesty's ship Eurydice for St. Helena.; Araxes
to the Eastward ; Dover. tor Sheerness ; and the
Lune on a cruise.. Wind %V. NAV.
Pt.Yitouilt, JULY 24.—tinie in We blasgoW
from Portsmouth. Sailed the Hope sloop of war
for Newtoun' clland.-:—Wind South.
' DEAL, JULY 25.—Arrived, and sailed 'for gtan-
sate ,Creek, the Firm, Fot.zu, from Taragona.
Came dOwn from the River the' Henry Cerf, from
Trinidad ; Herald, for Quebec ; PerseVeraticc, for
Trieste; Factor, for New York ; Pheasant, for
Waterford; and the Iris for Rio Janeiro, and re-
tuaitt.--Wind S.W.
London, England, 1816-07-26

THE MA RK ETS,

toaNr-ExdnAwda, Jv ttd.—owing to the
late contrary winds, we had no fresh arrivals this
morning, and but little lonsinest doing, us hisyers
sippear to he'svaitiog for supplies. The little bu-
siness done in Wheat and (jilts: was-at Wettmes-
das prices ; Barley and Beatts folly
,sopport
their prices : iat other hintlS again there is no
alteration.

ShlfiliPl6l:l7, .tuts O.—This day's Market hail Short
supply of the vile-Jobs kinds of Cattle; Beef was cheaper; Veal
wastlearer ; Mutton, Laniti, and Pork, stippurtisi• last pt•ices ;
and the trade iii general was nut over brisk. The sales in the
Hay-market were trilling; &taw has fallen in price; tiny
and Cloriir fetched licit PriCes. The undermentioned prices
and numbers are an accurate stattsment

toslok the OW, per shine of 8114
Beef. 3a. lad. to 4s. 1011. Mdtton, 4i. to Ss. ud. Lamb, 48.
1:1d. toes. OIL Vest!, 4s. 4d. to as. t)d. Pork, as. Bd. to 43. Od.
Beasts, O. Sheep and lambs, 7,200. Cilves, 200. Pigs,
$2O.
HAY-ItOttaT.-,-Hay, 31. 106. to 51. 15s. Straw, 11. 121. to
*l. 15s. Clover, 41. 10s. to 71.01.

Tna TktglierßlX.—At the lingliab Opera, last
night, was produced The 13Eggar'a Opera, with
Mks MSRRY in the part of Pc/4. Had 'site
wanted any thing to confirm her in the high opi-
nion of the Public, she would have attained her
Orme, on thii occasion. Site sting delightfully,
and displayed in all her airs a degree of taste,
execution, and finish, Which procured her much
applause; anti a frequent repetition of those tasks,
in which she afforded so Much pleasure to the au.
dienee. Mr. Howes Macheath WAS also of the
first order ; and as we have never•heard the songs
giveti with greater skill, neithee have we ever
observed them - produce a better effect. Miss
KaLLY performed Lucy, and in her acting Out-
rivalled the singing 'of Miss Mraa. The Om
characters were very respectably cast 4

110Vtr-TREE'i Or'Ptc..---The proceeding of Mr.
NARES on Wednesday against lien Johnson, r!lat.
ed to his seducing a man to tittait open it linitite
about two years ago in Gray's-inti-lithe, end
stealing silver to the amount of about l 1. 'end
other property, when Johnson, with the assist.
mice of a city constable, whose name was Brady,
took 'the man int& custody, for which be was
tried and convicted. 'Upon the trial a witnesa
was brought. forward by a subptena who had not
given evi;tence before the endimitting Magistrate,
or befOre the Grand Jnry ; he sivore that he saw
the prisoner go WO the boost:in Gray's-int4ane,
and come out of it. Why he did nut attend be-
fore the Magistrate or. the Chandlery did oat
London, England, 1816-07-26

/ItELANb.

• WATF:RPOiIb, JULY 20.—The watches of Mr.
Stibberand Mr. loran have been found in the
possession of Captain Grant, together with the
hat of the hitter, with his name written at fun
length. (grant been heard facetiously to say,
that it is his intention-40 leave Maryborough gaol
before the Assizes : sentinels attend him night
and day in his abode.

iu
this quarter of the country, Wednesday last
was remarkable for the severity of the winds'and
the heaviness of the rains. For the first part of
the day the wind blew from the South-east 3 a
few mi►►utes before three o'clock it instantaneous-
ly changed ,to Not th•west, and greatly increased
in violence, accompanied with a coldness or the
Atmosphere wholly unusual at this season of the
yet*. We, lament to State that on the same day
a sail boat Upset near Pabsagei and that a fine
and promising young man of the name of Murphy,
from Dunmore, perished on the occasion. His
body hnx since been found.

KILRENNY, JULY 20.4,4 n consequence of the
heavy and incessant rains on Wednesday, the
Nore and the Dinan rose considernbly above their
usual level, and overflowed the low lands in'many
'places. Much damage has, in consequence, been
sustained, but not, we believe, to any serloutex-
tent, except in the case of one gentleman, whose
loss 0 hay, we are concerned to hear, is to a
great amount. About one o'clock on Thultalay
morning, the water rose, in, the lower part 'of
John-street, to the height of sixteen inches. It
consequently flooded many of the houses, stables,
&c. It was still higher in some of the Mills. The
road by Blackmill-bridge was interrupted .during
great part of Thursday, and the water bowed over
several parts of the beautiful walk to the I!owevcr, notwithstmidiog the occasional showers
of that day, the swell subsided gradually, and be-
fore evening the river was confined between its
Woks. It is still much higher than usual ; but
unless We have very heavy rains, no fdrther alarm
is to be apprehended.--,-(Moderator,)
London, England, 1816-07-26

appeal..

The statement of the 'parties on ‘Veddesday be-
fore Mr. NARES, with respect to the transaction,
was so munch at variance with the evidence given
by theta two years since on the trial, that Mr.
Nattps.read it to thein from the Sessions-paper,
'wherein it was rephrted vethatitn. Tlie only en-
sWer given. Ia explanation 'was', they had forgot:
Some of these infamous wretches had become so
well icuown at the Old littiley for bringing to trial
sub a number of persons charged with felonies
ettl misdenieinnu'es, that they were greatly ad-
mired for their 'supposed activity in the cause of
the public., and two of them have received the
thktAs of that Court from th'e•mouths of the Re-
COrder and the Common Serjeant—Vanghan and
Mackay were, we believe, the men. The Re-
corder was so much imposed upon, it is said, in.
one instance, by one of these hangers-On -the pa-
trUles, that he wrote ro the Secretary of State,
recommending him to he employed, considering
hint such a useftd and active man. These infa-
mous characters, and the discovery of their prac-
tices, will, we trait, bring about the abolition of
fixed rewards, and in lieu whereof all persons con-
cerned in the Police should be liberally ,paid ac-
cording to their exertions : such has long been.
the ITCOMUICIIdatit.4I and wish of persons best ae-
Viaiuted with the subject, and even of the Police
Officers themselves.
London, England, 1816-07-26

BRUSSELS PAPERS,

Bausse t.s , t wenty-one fine horses,
among wl►ich is a beautiful set of coach-horses,
which were landed at Ostend tl►e lit of this
month, coining from E►►gland, and destined for
the Prince of Orange, are now arrived, and have
been conducted to the stables of the I'a►k of Tur-

•
A courier has arrived at the head-quarters at
Cambray, who brings advice, that his Cir.lee the
Duke of Wellington will not return to France be-
„fore theiniddle sif Angnst,
COBLENTZ, JULY Excellency Liente-
mint-tlenersl Iliadic, to whom the King of
Pressia has confided the command of the troops
in the i'rovinces of the Rhine,,atrived hereon the
Idth.
They write from Mentz what follows :—We
shall cull,' our situation as much happiness as
the relations at the city will allow. The Governor
of the place is charged with the high police ; the
token militia is also under his orders. A battalion
of busser troops, vial form part fa the garrison.
M.srspetst, JULY 141.--The day before yesterday,
arrived here the regiments of, .Austrian dragoons.
of Kruswieh-; and yesterday the regiment of Col-
l.lredo, coming from Mentz, and going to the
continued its march yesterday—that ut In:gored°
stops her. The most deplorable accounts are re-.
ceived from all quarters, of the damages occasion-
ed by the overflowing of the Rhine and the Necker.
VirtttiA, JULY 10..—1 t is said that General Czer-
nitheil is Charged with very important dispatches
front his Court to the Emperor Of Austria.
A wrwEar, 3oLY I9.—Some pigeon fanciers
haviug united to send 501115 &Colts to LOVIOII
tiiry Were let fly there last Sunday, the 14th, at
nine o'clock, and yesterday morning, the itch, at
half-past nitre, the first pigeon arrived here, with
a, little billet round his neck, mentioning the, thne
of bii departure front Linnlon, duly certified, and
so gained the first of the four prizes to be given.
Of the others have returned. It is suppoi.
ed,.the stormy weather bad made then) doiate
from their course.
Jut,} 6.--The accounts from Leghorn
say,ihut several Barbary vessels have been des-.
cried front the tower ; but two frigates and five
brigs have taken under convoy the merchantmen
on the coasts._
London, England, 1816-07-26

ARRIVALt.

Sr Cecil and Lady Btchopp, at the 'Ptilteney hotel ; 'the
Him. Mrs. luta Miss Roden, at ditto; the Countess Maria
ItOttan, afflitii; Capt. Harfoitdge, of the eoldstream Guards,
from 11:affs, at Blake's -Hotel ; Captain and Mrs. Briggs, at
ditto; ;fair• and Mrs. Ludley, at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Collin,
from abroadbat the Waterloo Hotel ; Captain De Fine, at the
St. Petershorgh Hotel ; Sir Fraud's and Lsdy Wood, it the
tOndon Hutch Mr. and Mrs. Ros Sell, at ditto.
London, England, 1816-05-13

(.I..NLINE EAU DE COLOGNE.

. . „.„
EAU DE COLOGNE, sold at
a, J M. ['Alt INA's Depot, 169, Strand, price 4s: 64. etch
hAle, "tamp included.. ' •
The Public are rsipectfirtly infornted, that this h the
only genuine Edit, de Cologne; that it is importtii direct from
Jean arie Farina's Manufactory at Cologne (whose family
has bed the honour to supply, the Courts of Prance, ReVssia,
aunrrussia, urvarils of a century): that
,it has paid tire
regultir Custom-house -duties of Is. 43d. per bottle; that -it
possesses real medicinal virtnes, and aromatic qualities; \\bile
the dangerous mixture often said under the nettle of Eau its
Cologne, by some of the druggists and perfttiners in London,
is ton ollen &deleterious mixture, prepared- by:themselves
from spirits of %%lac, vitriol. and-other p,tlswittus tpgtedients.
London, England, 1816-05-13

NAVAL

DIAL, ribs 12.—Arrived last night, and sailed
for the River, the David Scott, Vansittart, Charles
Grant, Marquis Canulen, Warren Hastings, and
Ceres East IntHeinen, from China. Also airiveil
this morning th►e Arab, from the South Seas;
Lady Flora, from the Cape of Good Hope. Caine
doivn from the River the Batavir, for Calcutta,
and remains.—Wind

MAttodvra, MAT 12.—The China fleet, 12 or
13 in number, are come to anchor iii Queen's.
Channel, as the n ind is blowing strong at North,
and the weather squally. The Bridgwater and

David 6cott have been spoke by a boat frail'
hence; they 'a►re riding below the Eat Buoy of:
Margate Sand.

HAttiviica►, MAY 12.--Arrived the Active packet
with a mail from Gottenbargh. Sailed the
fiance packet with a mail for ditto. Sailed yes-
terday the Henry Freeliog packet. with a mail f 9
Holland, and the Earl of Leicester packet with a
foeCtixhaven.

FAI,MOUTH', MAY 10.—ArriC7ed yesterday lb!
Princess Mary plaet xy it!) mails from Jamaica, it)
35• days ; brig Magnet from Lisbon, having 01/
board tie retnains of Lord .la-rntitt Someasar.--!"
Arrivrl to-day the George packet with front
Surinam, in 28 days. Sailed yesterday the
Solla SMALL., tot Rotterdam. Pot back the Occaa
transport, MANGAREE, for Q Lebec.--Wind
PORTSMOUTH,. MAY 11. —The Ceylon troop'
ship, Captain 1-I,AMILTON, arrived at Spithead this
day from- the Cape of Goud Hope, St. Helena.,
and Ascension ele left the last-mentioned f4aiul
the 31st ,of March. The Spey, Captain LikK-2,
had arriVed at St. Helena, where were lying the
Northumberland, Havanna!), and Racoon.
Powramourtt, MAel2.—Arrived his Majesty'g
ship 15roneethetts from a cruise.---Wind N. V. •

The Dutch frigate Anistio, having on board art
Ambassador to the Court of Spain,. arrived at St.
Helves on Wednesday from Helvoetsluys. She
is, boundito Cadiz and the Alediterranean, and put
in here on account of ha%ing sprung q topmast.

The Araxes, Captain Bucm, Primrose, Capt
PHILLOT, Briseis, Captain DomaTT, Onyx, Capt.
STRANGEWAYS, sailed from Jamaica on the SOtli
'March for !..1 .tiliuras, and the Emulous, Cal/Mill
JACKSON, forfortrati-Prince.

On Saturday the dispatches by tit- Astell, for
Ceylon and Bengal, and the Batavia and Lidy
Campbell, for Bengal direct, were closed at 1)10
Bast India House, and delivered to their respec-
tive Pursers.
London, England, 1816-05-13

rPRICE SEVEVIIMNCEt

FRENCH PAPERS.

11,4.,tu5, Al ;AY received ,from GreA
noble btingaecounts pfsl sepselvss attempt made by
some seditious, men, and represseiii by the energy of
the Authorities, and the pouragetand fidelity of the
soldiers and the national guard. ,All wig calm,
and alarm dissipated. The lead-rs in this at tempt
have been delivered up to the Prevotal Court.
M. Lain 6 was yesterday pest:wed to the King
by the Doke de 4icbelieu, and took the oaths as
Minister, of the kite* !or. ,

The dance; Minister wit; soon depart to take
the waters at 13otn•bonne : it, is not known. who
will occupy his litace in his absence.
•
On Satinday, the 2d, a court-martial will try
Gen. Triefebyre Pesnottettesb an outlaw.
.Fourteen young women, 12 to be chosen by the
:vicars at Pari,, and two by the eonsistory of the
reformed church, will be tlltrrted at the exl►ence
of the city of Faris, on tl►e !lay of the duke of
terry's marriage, and will receive each a portion.
of 1200 francs.

They write (tont Naples, under date of the
IStii, the Ambassador of his Majesty the King
of France went in state to the Palace Of the King
of Naples, And presented the portrait of the Duke
of, Berry to the Princess Alarie 'Caroline. The
portrait is enriched with diatuoncls of the value
of 70,000 ducats.

/tram 28.--.. The remains of her Ma-
jesty the late Empress, arrived here yestenhty.
They evere.ltshered into the metropolis. in great
funer';',,l pony. The body was last night placed
in a most magnificent coffin, and is now lying in
"stute at the Imperial Paiace.,
MAY :?..—The fort on the /nine in
front•ofone city, on t!o left bank, wits:ce,tcplated
by the Austrian and occtipied by the Isavoriaa
~troorps.. There. Was
.pob!ioled at Frankenthal,
Spire,tind clic neighbouring Communes, the, first
piect,tl respecting th cessions 00 the I,ft
bank. The King of ilaval h.-I has taken p6sessiott
of Landau.

Ahtlf.lit.b have not
tirely abandoned Spezzia, as was annonneed,—
They have still a station in the Gulpli, hut their Ob..
jerk ut keuving it is unkoo,va. increly
known, that during the CCilitte Ot,the ils.gociattons
they have constantly oppoed the ce.siom of it by
our COtirt to Austria, who appeared tksirous to
have it in exchange.
Letters from the south of linty acquailit us, that
the Vorte has not yet restilved toaeknowledge the
independence of the Seven bits. Negoeidtions
proCeed on this subject ; but what can the roits
do against the tudritime force of England ?
London, England, 1816-05-13

I do not refit:l,l:e an atisr,.t.r, 1 Jilt t 1 tail vw‘, to,
mice, known my manner of thinking, on a -snh
ject which is highly deserving the considera*tion
of every one, who has any I,nt,owledge of the itn,
prescriptible rights of emancipated nation :3,

I have not written 'this let*. to he secret and
confidential; I know too 0./11 Virdangers of se-
►-
crecy and confidence, I Am ev4ii.desirotts, that it•
should he public and circular, and I owe it you„,
to inform you, that I intend to eptontiinicatis the
contents to my friends in Englan6.
Ever yours in heart and soul,
ROILLAT WILSON."

• Decree of the Constituent Assemble or October to, )789;
fur the reformation of criminal proceeSings, founded the
three &Mowing pi inciples :
The abolition .of every species of torture, moral, physical,
or material.

The abolition of all secret proccedingi.
The granting Counsel to the accused.
The following phrase appears in the report. of M. Bun.
metz on tllis Decree You wished that in a few days three
principal sources of error and 'oppression should disappear
from the law,
.without the law itself being annihilated?'
't Since our arrest, another subject of night:oil, Mr. James
Smith, was detained in the prison of the Prefecture for 71
day's, although during that time lie had thrice nearly perished
through the want of air and exercise, us the Physician .of the
Profecture has himself declared, He was told at every inter-
rogatory that he would be made to submit: " You shall have
your liberty aS soon as you have given up the names of two
Frenchmen to whom you allude in year letters:" (and these
letters were nothing but a family correspondence which Mr.
Smith kept up in the months of September, Ociolair, and
November last). Mr. Smith firmly refuses! t.. Satisfy the en.
riiisity Of the Police, and as he remaiued inflexible, and all
persecution was found useless, he was transfurred to the house
of Arrest of la Force, where he has remained #daysotrisl
where he still is, without knowing what Late awaits hint.
The journals have announced that the Pope has anon lied
the loquontiou in his States, and that he has communicated
his act of abolition to the Ciont of Span.
6 When the Constitutional Assembly aboli,lied every spe-
ctra of torture in France, Sardinia and Holland did the same
in the same year.