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London, England, 1818-07-28

SIXTH BYE-LAW.

The practice of boiling pitch, tar, roam, tur-
pentine, and other combustible materials, upon the
wharfs in the Lower Town of Quebec and its en-
virons being highly dangerous, it is ordered, that
nu •piteit, tar, rozin, turpentine, or any other
combustible matetials, shall be heated or boiled on
any of the wharfs within the limits of the har-
bour of Quebec, except in furnaces of stone
erected for that purpose, which said furnaces
shall be 20 feet at least from any house or build-
ing—the said furnace to be completely fire-proof,
and subject to the inspection and approbation of
the harbour master, under a penalty of 10 pounds
current money for each offence.
London, England, 1818-07-28

MINERAL TEETH.

111 IL DE C EMAN T, Snrgeon Dentist,
Brevet of their Majesties the Kings of Great Britain.
and Fiance, inventor of those admirable substitutes, hawing
keard that some persons circulate the report of his having
retired to France, cautions his Friends and the Public, Ito
whom he stands so highly indebted,) that this assertion is
totally, false, and, on ihe contrary, he continues his profes-
sion, (with his Son,) with the same success that he has had
during twenty-five years, at his house, No. 2, Firth-street,
Soho-square. where he may be consulted every day, at the
usual hour from ten till two.

Mr. Dechemant takes this onportunity also to caution the
Publi against those who attempt to counterfeit his composi-
tion with what is totally different, and proved, from many
•pecimens. entirely inconvenient, injurious, and unfit for
use-, brought to him by those who have been deceived by itn-
Postors, and their insidintis advertisements.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIINIAs, AND CONSUMPTIONS.

ROYAL PATENT.
NT and S. GODBOI,D. Proprietors of the
VEGETABLE BALSAM, have the honour to inform
the Public, that through the recommendation of the Right
1-hni Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward, And (Abets of the
Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, they have established a Cha-
ritable Institution, at their house. No. 3, Bloomsbury square,
where the Medicine only is to be had fur the Poor, &c. at
Cost Price. Thousands have in consequence been restored
to health.

Henry Lucas, Esq. of Newport-Pagnel, has received great
benefit therefroM, and can speak to many cures; Abbott Up-
cher, Esq. Norfolk, has given gratuitously the Medicine to
many persons, with astonishing good *direct; also many of the
Nob.iity, Clergy, and others, too numerous to mention.
• J. Sheridan, Captain and Adjutant Ist Cambridge Militia,
in a letter says—l am cured of an obstinate Cold which has
been upon my lungs fur thirteen years, and I never could
find any relic': from the various medicines which I have
taken, until I took your's; and during my life I shall coati-
nur its- use.

Families taking a Box of fi pints, 5 only are charged for. It
is strongly recommended by the Nobility, &c. for all Familits
to beep this Medicine by them to take on the first attack of
the above complaints. _ _

Advice every day, from 10 to 2, at No. 3, Bloomsbury
Square.z.

• 'Sold Wholesale and Retail, N 0.3, Bloomsbury Square, and
retail at Messrs. Newhei y and Sons; Edwards, St. Paul's
Church "Yard ; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Church Yard ;
Butler and SOUS, Cheapside ; Sanger, 150, Oxford Street;
Evans and inns, Long Lane; and all the principal Venders in
Town and Country, at 18s. the pint and 9s. the half-pint.
London, England, 1818-07-28

THIRD BYELAW.

A"y Pilot or Pilots,
.or his or their Apprentice
or Apprentices, found' aiding or assisting in se-
creting ;.;'eantrn or Apprentices legally bound to
ships or ships' masters, or facilitating any way
whatever•the destrtion of Seamen or Apprentices
legally hound to ships or ships' masters front their
respective vessels, such Pilot or Pilots shall in-
cur a penalty not exceeding ten pounds current
money.

TOURtH BYE-LAw.

All boats carrying Pilots shall have on board a
mariner's compass, tor the purpose of instructing
the Apprentices, and shall display a flag half red
and half white, in horizontal stripes (the white
being uppermost), under a penalty of five pounds
currency for each offence, and the master or of.
cer commanding any vessel or boat displaying
such flag without a Pilot on board in search of
vessels, shall incur a like penalty not exceeding
five pounds currency, for each offence.

FIFTH BYR-LAW.

All Pilot or Pilots taking charge of ships or
vessels going down the River St. Lawrence after
the 25th day of Octoker inclusive, shall keep a
boat with such ship or vessel for the purpose of
taking out such Pilot alter he is discharged, un-
der a penalty not exceeding 10 pounds currency,
and if sucl► boat should be lost or damaged by
accident while such Pilot has charge of such ship
Gr vessel, the value of such boat or the damage
done thereto shall be paid by the Captain or Of-
ficer commanding such ship or vessel.
London, England, 1818-07-28

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We arc obliged to defer the LITERARY Itinew—Continuation
of The ORIGIN and PROGRESS of the FRENCH REVOLUTION—
and other Articles, till To-morrow.

*** For " THE: COLONIES," see the Mist and Second Pages.

MAILS.
ARRivEn-1 Dublin, 1 France. Du E-1 Waterford, 1 Guern-
sey and Jersey, 1 Holland, 1 Gottenburgti.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE:

a perCent.Fted.........77M
3 per Cent. Cons... ... 76444
ai per Cent . 874
4 per Cents 964 ii
o per Cent. Navy Ann... 10344-
Dank L. Ann..... 20 7-16tbsi

India Bonds —. 945.955. pr.
Exth. Bilk, 2d... 194.215. pr.
Ditto, 21d........ 19s. VI. pr.
Cunil111 l
Cons. kr August.... 764 77

EUGH WATER AT LOMA)
Morn*, 3 mutates after 11.

IN BRIDGE TO-MORIIOW.
Evening, 38 minutes after I I.
London, England, 1818-07-28

PA-RTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.

H. Bennett, R. Bennett, and F. Bennett, jun. Spital-
square, silk-weavers—S. Davy and .1. H. Davy, Parker's-lane,
St. Giles's, wheelwrights and fire-smiths—W . Thompson and
G. Thompson, t:hathanr, grocers—H. Gunther and J. L. Nut-
ting,Tottenham street, piano-forte-marmfactin ers—C.Adams
and T. Wollaston, Hale. Owen, Shropshire, nail-ironmon-
gels—O. Snoulten and F. Tuach, Bermondsey-street, wool-
staplers-3. Perrythan and E. W hitaker, Bishop,gate-street,
chymists—W. Scott and H. Trigg, Northampton-place, Kent-
road. thoher-merchants—.l.Boxall and - I). t 1 atli,ns, Bark-
ing, Essex, mast and block-maket Dark W. Jones, W.
Dt-vi y, .1. Bombes, .1. Poulton, F. Devey, W. Martin, C. H.
Budd, anti W. Stone, St. George's in the East. gas and coke
makers—J. Wright, jun. and T. Hardman, Levenshultue,
L tocashire, dyers—E. Mocker, J. Mustier, anti N. HOline,
Walton-on-the-Hill, Lancashire, common brewers—E. Mac-
murdo, J. %c'-ton, S. Pett texecutrix and executors of ac-
mortia, deceased.), K. S. Mactuoi do, .1. Pitchford, J. Taylor,
Rad P. Taylor, Stratford, Essex—M. Barrow, J. Lees, J. Lees,
1. Lees, J, Doncuft, J. Jones, J. Jones, sen. W. Jones, K.
Matsland. J. MaNtand, D. Knott, Marsland, J. Ogden, J,
Jones, jun. J. Sclinfield, I. Schofield, and .1. Schofield, M-
imes and Chadderton, Lancashire; coal-miners—E. Jenkins,
Cows "Y. Jenkins,"E..lones, J. Daniell, and M. 'Millet!,
AlunuauutbAire, tin-plate-manufacturers.

We give the folloiiting article as a entiosity, in
the absence !.t. more interesting trmtfer. It will
at least be news to every truly
who does not rearrthe American i'llpvrs. Simi
lar paragraphs copied from these papets
hably soon reach us loom En land, from France,
and every other country where Newspapers are
published; and so 'goes on the trade of hews
making !
London, England, 1818-07-28

NINTH BYELAW.

All person or persons incumbering any of the
harbotos, bays, rivers, creeks, or inlets within the
limits of the port of Quebec, or in any way ob-
structing the navigation thereof with stones, filth,
rubbish, timber or spars, to the injury or obstruc-
tion of ships, vessels or other craft going in or
out of the same, shall pay all damages that may
be caused to such ships, vessels or other craft by
tie causes aforesaid, and shall incur a penalty not
exceeding the sum of ten pounds current money,
and tot every twenty-four hours the said obstruc-
tions are allowed to remain after notice shall he
given by the Harbour Master or his Assistant to
remove the same, the said person or persons shall
incur the farther penalty of forty shillings.

GEORGE SYMES, Master.
THOS. WILSON, fly. Master.
THOMAti WHITE, Warden.
FRANCIS BELLET, Warden,
J. LAMELY, H. f. and Warden

At the request of the said Master, Deputy Mas-
ter, and Wardens of the said Trinity. House of
Quebec, I have perused and have examined the
said Bye-laws, Rules, and Orders, and the same,
and each of them, as far as I lawfully may, have,
and by these presents do, sanction and confirm.
Given under my Hand and Seat at Arms, at the Castle of
Saint Lewis, its the City of Quebec, this tenth day of
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight han-
dfed and eighteen, and its the fifty-eighth year of his
Majesty's Reign.

J. C. SHERDItOOKE.

By His Excellency" Command,
A. W. Cochran, Secretary.

(prom The iimtim Intelligencer.)
NEWSPAPEit ANNIVERSAItY.—It ;5 *me huni.red and four-
teen years, this day, since the first number of the first news-

NEXT TUESDAY LOTTERY DRA WS.—TWO of (.30,000,
TWO of k SOVEREIGNS, CLARET, PORT,
MADEIRA, GOLD.—ONLY 8,000 TiCkETS.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Pernormed Lust Arigia.
TnEATRE ROTA r., HAYmaitHET.—Blue !)evils: Megrim, Mr.
Trrry; Annette, Miss Cuorland. After which, Teasing
made Easy. Tu which was added, Killing No Murder.
THEATRE RUVA L, EN aLI OPE 11A, rw:ri.--Rich and Poor:
Rivers, Mr. Bartley; Zorayda, Miss Kelly. After which,
La Perouse.
London, England, 1818-07-17

PRINCE REUEN'rS GRAND LN TERTAINM ENT.

[FURTHER PARTICULARS. —On Wednesday
evening the PRINCE REGENT gave a grand enter-
tainment at Carlton-house, to the Duke and Du-
chess of CLARENCE, the Duke and Duchess of
KENT, and their Illustrious Relatives, upon their
marriages. The-entertainment commenced with
a dinner, which was served up with great splen-
dour, and i❑ a very superior style. There were
present—
The Duke and Duchess of York, the Dolie and Duchess of
Clarence, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess
of Gloucester, the Princess Augusta, the Princess Sophia of
Gloucester, Prince Leopold, the Duchess of Meiningen, the
Grand Duke Michael, the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, Prince
William and Prince Frederick of Hesse Cassel, Count and
Countess Munster, the Marquis and Marchioness of Win-
chester, &c. •

Preparations were made for the evening party
upon an extensive scale.

At nine o'clock a detachment of the Life Guards
marched into Pall-Mall, Waterloo-place; B.c. un-
der the direction of Townsend, Sayers, and a very
numerous assemblage of Bow-street constables,
to regulate the carriages. A Guard of Honour,
under the command of Colonel Gore, preceded by
the baud of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards,
marched into the Court-yard of Carlton-House.
The Court-yard was additionally lighted. The side
door was opened for chairs, the same as on Levee
days. The porters appeared at the gates in their
State liveries, with their superb sashes on, and their
magnificent high staffs. The whole of the livery
servants appeared in their State Uniforms. The
Pages, anti other Gentlemen in attendance, ap-
peared in their gala uniforms. The Grand Hall
was lined by the Yeomen of the Guard,
The company began to arrive at half-past nine
o'clock, and the whole of the splendid lower
apartments were thrown open for their reception,
where they were introduced to the Royal Dukes
and Duchesses upon their marriages, after first
paying their dutiful obeisance to the Regent.
Among the company were—
Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador ; tine Marquis
D'Ortoond, the French Ambassador ; the Duke San Carlos,
the Spanish Ambassador ; Mr. Rosh, the American Minister ;
the Danish Minister, and several other Foreign Ambassadors
and Ministers, with their Ladies; the Lord Chancellor, the
Vice Chancellor, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, the Ear! of
Liverpool, several of the Cabinet Ministers and their Ladies,
the Suites and Principal Attendants of the Branches of the
Royal Family, amounting to near five hundred, forming as
splendid an Assembly as is• possible to be collected at this
season of the•year.
The company did not separate till a late hour, •

THE QUEEN.—The report of the state of the
Qv eeN yesterday, from Kew, was very favour-
ahle• 1t was as follows.:—" The QUEEN has
had a very good night, and is a great deal better
to-day."
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, and the
Duchess of MEININGEN, went yesterday morning
to spend the day at Kew.
Miss O'lll.l. is announced for Monday next
at the Elfin urg Is Theatre.
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FULL a!)d comtEcr ACCOUNT of the
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FLANDiI,Rs NAIL.

A Flanders Mail arrived yesterday evening, With
Brussels Papers to the date of yesterday They
state the dangerous illness of the Princess of
WALES. The toll.vrinv, are extracts

Rome, APRIL 26.—Her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales lies dangerously ill, at her country seat, near Pesaro.
Her affliction at the less of her beloved daughter had greatly
impaired her health, which has been anew severely shaken
by the late vexations, in respect to the hills of exchaage pay-
able oat of the property of the last Duke of Brunswick.

BRUSSELS, MAY 21.—Yesterday arrived here his Grace the
Duke of Wellington, Commander in Chief of the Allied Ar-
my in France, coming from Vambray he alighted at the
Hotel de Belle Vuc. His Royal Highness the t)uke of ('am-
bridge, and his illustrious Consort, arrived in this city th s
morning, they alighted at the Hotel d'Angleterre. His !!oyal
Highness the Duke of Kent arrived here • on the 19th inst.
It ikatfirmed that M. C.:millineries, and several other French
exiles, have redeived permission to return to France.
BRUSSELS, NIAY 22.—The Duke of Wellington, who arrived
yesterday evening, is gone this- morning to inspect the forti-

ficatious of Mons and Charleroy. His Grace is expected to
be back in this city to morrow.
VIENNA, MAY 1.-The report spread in many public Jour-
nals, that the intended Congress of Sovereigns would take
place before the month of September next, is wholly unfound-
ed, and may be contradicted from authority to be depended
upon.

It has been confidently affirmed for some days past, that the
eldest son of Madame Murat will marry the eldest .lanehter
of Joseph Buonaparte, whose wife is at Frankfort w►th her
children.
London, England, 1818-05-25

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COtTIIT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 25.

A Rule having been obtained by Mr. BROUGHAM
for a Ainndamus, calling on the Bank of England
to make a dkidend of their profits, the Act pro-
hibiting an accumulation of Capital, Sir ARTHUR
PIGOT this day shewed cause against the Rule,
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From the LONDON IiAzET 1 E, MAY 23.

This Gazette no'ifies the appointment of Sir C. Hamilton
as Covet nor of Newfound! ; the permission of the Prince
Regent to Lieiit.-13elieral Alexander Nl•Kroizie, Esq. to ac-
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MILITARY PRO :10TION,S,
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Cornet and Si:lb-Lieutenant Henry HamiWm Douglas to be
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Charles Biilkley, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by
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FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1818.

NEVER KNOWN BEFORE.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES.
LOTTERY DRAWS KING'S BIRTH-DAY.

YTON, Stock-Broker and Lottery•Offlee
..22.11 Keeper, 2, Cornhill and Lombard-street, congratulates
his Friends, the Public, on their great success in the last
Lottery, there being Ohe Hundred Capitals, and more than
Ninety sold in Sharesrand the remainder in Tickets. EYTON
begs to remind the Public, that in the present Lottery there
arc One Hundred and Seven Capital Prizes of 20,0001., 3,0001.,
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be One Thomrand Pounds each ; that Tickets and Shares are
at present very low in price, but will be much higher.
EYTON cannot help reminding his ,Friends, •the Public,
that for the last twenty years the Lottery has been drawn on
the King's Birth-Day, he has sold .a greater number Of Capi-
tals than any other Office-keeper, and he anticipaates a con-
tinuance of the like success; therefore he recommends an
early purchase at his fortunate Office-,
2, CORNHILL and LOMBARD-STREET.

PUBLICATIONS.
London, England, 1818-05-22

any accounts, provided a sufficient caw Aee're made out. But
with respect ti. London, the orijnal intention of calling for
ni• ncy had, lie h lie% ed, ;wen abAndoned ; the right of the
linose wits cfoliintql to the necessity of the- ca,e, as it did
riot sit, like the-Court of ('hancery, to call for accounts, un-
less,Oont;cre;:t nislaore of :ibuse were made out. Her con-
ci,d(4!)-tith remitik which was not distinctly heard, le-
spect Itearimr, of counsel, as made lei. the Right tio-
nii,ir e the Speaker, at the commencement of the argu-

The SPEAti.F.lt'apnrehended he had not been heard or un-
der,toml ht the I lon. Gentleman in the few words he •11:id
off. lid ; he sh,:uld therefore repeat them. The motion was
f,,r elect Committ,e to consider the Petition. The Poi-
tion,rs pr.,teil to be heard hy Counsel : and an Hon. Meniher
had said hr thought it hest to refer the Petition to a Cora-
thi:tee, as bring more convenient. What he had said was,
that t conceived tHit to he I‘reeisely the, place in which the
t',e PetittolleV, Could 11,11. be CtillIp!)1,1 with, as it
wo,trt COW,SCI in a Com:unit e against the Orders
of, the flouqe. He did • not mean that there was any ohjee-
th.t to the motion; it, paint of form, as it was for the appoint-
ment of a Committee to consider the Petition. Now such a
Committee won'd he competent to examine legal men, that
they might have the benefit of their information ; hut they
stylist CX,lmine them as witnesses, and not as Counsel.
Mr. WYNNE explained.
Some farther conversation ensued between Messrs. N. Cal-
vert. Calcraft, S. Thornton, L.), .Britnd, and Sir J.
Graham. The result was, a mutual understanding to put an
end to the business altogether.. instead of coming to a divi-
sion. Sterjeant Onslow thou withdrew his motion for the
previous question ; Sir.%V. Curtis withdrew his motion fur
the appoint., eat of a Committee on fhe Petition; lie then
moved that the Bill before the House (for a grant of 3,1,0001.
to finish the New Prison)- be read a second time this day six
months ; and Mr. H. Sumner moved the discharge of the
Order for the production of the Accounts of the Corporation,
all of which were agreed to. The general understanding
seemed to he, that if the City declined to press fur more
moon y from the public, the House had no right to make them
product their accounts.
REFORM IN PARLIAMENT.
—•-•

Sir F. BUR6E TT pres,utted twenty-three Petitions from
various parts or Thc ranyir.4 f..r v u...foEin in Par-
Lament, which were read, and ordered to lie on the table.
Sit UTKUETT then are notice, that on a certain day
(the date of which could not he heard) he should bring for-
ward a motion on the subject•of Reform in Parliament.
London, England, 1818-05-22

MISS PORTER'S NEW NOVEL.
This Day was published, .
The Second Edition, irr 4 Vols. 12mo. price .11. Its. 6d. boards,
THE; PASTOR'S FIRE-SIM.: ; a -Novel.—
' By Miss JANE PORTER,
Author of Thaddeus of Warsaw, Scottish Chiefs, &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst; ReesI Orine, and Brown,
.
Paternoster-row.
Of whom may he had, new Editions of
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2. Scottish Chiefs, 5 vats. 11. 15s. ditto.
Also, by Miss A. M. Potter;
I. Recluse of Norway, 4 vols. 11. 4s.
2. Hungarian Brothers, 3 vols., 16s. 6d.
3. Don Sebastian, 4 Vols. 11. Is.
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USURIOUS BILLS.

Sir S,TIONIELLY,after a very few words on the import-
ance of the stibject, tibtained leave to bring in a Bill to afford
relief to 4,we fide holders of negocialile securities, without
-notice that they were given for usarious.clms‘deralions.
London, England, 1818-05-22

A*.Sl.-.SsE:) TAXES.

Lord LASCELLV.S made some remark on the hardships in
the manner of levying the House Tax, especially in those in-
stances in which sh.,pa were attached to the houses, and on
t he ass.-ssments which were oft( n imposed at random on per-
sons who were at a great distance from where the Commis-
siNers sat, and were thus subjected to serious inconvenience.
Ile ',marked also, that .he children of shopkeepers had been
charge,: as servants, hecanse they had been sent oat with
lar.eels, fie north for a Select Committee, to consider the
ax on Shops and Windows.—The Committee was appointed.
London, England, 1818-05-22

This Day was published, in Bra. price ss,

THE EDNBUIIGHS.VIEW.for the year

. - -
This-rare Book is ,correctly reprinted with the names of
the Writers of the more important Criticisms. It contains
the first: published Essays of DI. Robertson hrul Dr. Adam
Smith, and the only known printed CoMpositions of Lord
Chancellor Rodin.

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lating thereto.

BRITISFI MUSEUM.

From the Annual Returns _of this Institution,
.it appears
that its total receipti, fur the year ending the 15th of
1818, were 12,4551. 125.54:1. and its expenditure, 11,7241. Id, .
leaving a surplus in band of 7311. 3s. 4d A quantity of du-
plicates which are about to be sold, are expecteo to orucuce
the sum of 1,1001. which sum In.s been engaged for the pur-
chase of the Ginomen& Library, at Paris. The dir,licatcs of
Dr. Burney's Library, which-cannot be sold befole the year
1819, are expexted to produce a sum of between three and
four thousand pounds; and-will be brought into the account
as a deduction from the Parliameatary Grant fur that year.
The number of persons admitted I o'ciew the Nluseum durin
last year, was 50072, being nearly double the -numtier ad-
mitted in 1812.
London, England, 1818-05-22

ANNIVERSARY OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY.

Yesterday the Grand Anniversary of the Sons
of the Cfrrgy was held at the Cathedral of Saint
Paul's'; above 200 vocal and insttumental per-
formers were engaged. The Cathedral, as usual,
was very much crowded. His Royal Highness
the Duke of CUMBERLAND attended as one of the
Stewards, as did the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs,
who went in their state carriages. The Arch-
bishop of CANTERBURY, with a number of Bishops
and other Dignitaries, were present. After the
service, they dined at Merchant Taylors'
the Lord Mayor in the Chair, when several loyal
toasts were drunk, and suitable returns made.

BETTING A r TATTERSALL'S.

DJ IIBI', 1818.
5 ton agst Prince Paul (br.
to Crecy)
6 to 1 Sam or Hyale
6 to f 'Allegretto
11 to 1 Roger Bacon •
Seventeen are e
OAKS,

12 to 1 agst Seymour c.
15 to 1 ---Fitz-Ck.ddy
15 . to 1 Nl.monides
20 to I Aoy other.

xpected to start.
, 1818,
8 to I apt Lord Stawell
15 to 1 , Teddy f.
15 to 1 Flirt.
;.--7 to I agst Paul and Fanny

7 to 4 agst Fanny
7 to 2 Briseis f. •
7 to 1 Leo
Nine are expected to start.
both winning.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT hßti R dinner
party at Coviton House. In the evening his
Royal. Highness hail a select music party.
Yesterday the Austrian, French, and Prussian
Ambassadors had audiences of the PEINCR RE-
GENT at Carlton House.

The at ingements for Covent-Garden, next
year, it is said, are these :—in tragedy, Miss
SOMERVILLE takes the whole range of Miss
O•NEILL's- parts ; and Miss O'NEILL only plays
twenty nights in the season.
Mr. CONWAY, the Actor, has relinquished his
intention of publishing some strictures on the con-
duct Of Mr. JONES, the Dublin Manager, the lat-
ter having positively disavowed having any con-
certfor knowledge of the printed article which
was the ground of offence.
London, England, 1818-05-22

This Day were published, price 2s.

rip GARDENER'S COMPANION ; or,
it HORTICULTURAL CALENDAR: to which is an-
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and Plant. Estimate, shoving- the necessary quantity to lie
provided Oilseeds, roots, offsets, or plants, in proportion to
the. dimensions of the ground. Edited. from the original ma,
nuscript of J. Ab.ercronibie, Author of the Practical Gar-
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THE CALEIDOSCOPE.

THE LITERARY JOURNAL, No. 9, to'be
published TO-MORIIOW, price Sixpence, will contain
the whole Passaze in " BRA DL EY's GARDENING," printed
in 1717, in which is described an Instrument similar in prin-
ciple to THE CALVADOS:COPE,' illustrated with the whole
of Bradley's Figures engraved- on • wood: The LITERARY
JOURNAL will be found a complete Repository of every spe-
cies of Information belonging to the New Optical Instrument.
Published by A. Christie, 362, Strand (front of Exeter
Change), price Sixfence. - • •
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J. J. CHALON.

This picture is rather to be considered as a Landscape than
as the delineation of any incident. It appears to be a vivid
representation of the mountainous scenery of Spain, and in
this light is an excellent picture. The careless ease of the
Player is well conceived.. The other figures have no striking
discrimination or action.

93. Portraits of the Misses Carlisle. H. Hewn RD, R.A.

An interesting representation of playful infancy. The
Children and Squirrell compose an amusing group. Tjle co-
louring is clear, and the light well distributed.
113. The Death qf Saphira. E. BIRD, R. A.

A solemn and awful scene well conceived, and ably repre-
sented. There is a great variety in the figures, and they all
seem to be fully impressed by the terrific event. We are glad
to see this Artist emerging from the shade in which he. seemed
too much disposed to envelope his subjects. Few pictures on
the same scale display more mechanical skill, judgment in
arrangement, and harmony of colouring.
229. Portrait of a Gentleman. H. HowA RD, R.A.

A spirited portrait of Mr. Rowcfmr, a Gentleman well
known in the mercantile world; a zealous advocate for every
object of public utility, and always prompt at the call of Phi-
lanthropy. The likeness is exact, and the attitude is tinaf.
fected.

(To he continued-)

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MAY 2l.—The election into the
Woodwardian Professorship of Mineralogy, va-
cated by tie resignation of the Rev. J. Hailstone,
took place yesterday, in the Senate House, when
the Rev. Adam Sedgwick, M. A. Fellow of Tri-
nity College, was elected by' a majority of 127
votes, the numbers being—
Fi,r the Rev A. Sedgwick
Bev. G. C. Gorham 59

The following Gentlemen were on Wednesday
last admitted to degrees Richard Sutton, of
Trinity College, Honorary Master of Arts ; the
Rev. James Mainwaring, of Emmanuel College,
Master of Arts ; Messrs. Ear George Clayton,
of Cainit College, and Edtt ard Banks of 'Trinity
Hall, Bachelors in Civil Law ; William Heber-
den and William Moody, of St. John's .College,
Bachelors of Arts.
London, England, 1818-05-22

Stilt' NEWS.

DEAL, MAY 2l.—Came down from the River last night, and
sailed, the Martha, Hoare, for Calcutta; and Triton, Afar-
shall, for Brest.

PonTsarov•rx, MAY I.7—Arrived the Mantura, Banfl'eld,
from St. Michael's—sailed 3d May; the Harriet, from Eng-
land, had arrived out. Also arrived the Oli►e Branch,
M`Mullen, from Jamaica, last from Cork ; left at Kingston,
the John Barry, Lady Shirley, and Atalanta ; spoke on the
19th March, a Buenos Ayres brig under American colours,
she afterwards hoisted an English cosign, and chased a Spa-
nish brig of war triuftliellitvannah. On 21st March spoke
the Edward Downs, Hodson, from-New Orleans for Liverpool;
she appeared very crank at that time ; she was in lat. 27. N.
long. 80. 10. W.; and . the same night the O!ive Branch
experienced z, veryhC4vy gale of wind from the W. N.
Sailed his Majesty's,ships Yengeur and Rochfurt, for Plymouth.
LivEarnoi., MAY 20.—The Wellington, Maxwell, from
Calcutta to Gibraltar, was spoke on Ist March, in tat. 14.20. S.
long. 6. ao. all well.

CORK, MAY 15.—The American ship Plato, Holmes, of atol
front New,York, with ilOstr, for orders, arrived at the month
of this Harhour this morning-, with the loss of topmast, some
sails, &c. the strong ebb-tide prevented her causing in.
MAY M-ajesty's strip Cyrus, Captain Carroll, ar-
rived in our harbour yesterday, and this morning went up to
her mooring-s, where she is to remain until the arrival ot Ad-
miral Rowley,---The Tiinnant is to sail on the .2Uth.
HAnwt6n, MAY el.—Arrived the Prince of Orange paCliet,
jultit froVo HolLyd; —Sai t Henry Freeling packet,
with ditto for ditto,
London, England, 1818-05-22

S'esideuces, tits,t_they may take cltargeof their
flocks, and perform their pastoral functions: As
an auxiliary measure, the division of large pa:.,
rishes, without- however any infringeruent upon
vested rights, might, in many places, lead to the
most salutary results. To effect the purposes
A hove mentioned, large grants would, it is true,
he wanted. But, if a feeling at all proportionate
to the importance of the subject were generally
preValent, can it be doubted that those grants
would be forthcoming I" The Established Church,
it ought to be remembered, has been devils-ed of
nearly one-third of its legitimate ptop.erty, which
is now in the hands of lay impropriators. This
property cannot indeed be restored, for its pre-
sent possessors hold it by legal title; but, when
the object is to enable the Church to realize the
inexpressibly important design for which it was
established, surely some compensation ought to
be made to it for such a spoliatiOn,
_if not for its
own sake, at least for that of the community. in
making the necessary arrangements for the above
purposes, care.• should be taken not to lose sight
of the important truth, that the interests of reli-
gion cannot but stiffer, when its Ministers, on
account of their external circumstances, fail to he
looked up to with respect ;—or, to borrow the
energetic language addressed by IVhitgift, Arch-
bishop of Cantei bury, to Queen Elizabeth, on this
very subject, `'When they that serve at God's
altar are exposed to poverty, then religion itself
will be exposed to scorn.' Where there is no
respect, there cannot be much influence; and, in
a world like this, respect cannot be attendant •
upon indigence, be the claim of merit what it,
may. "Nor ought it to be forgotten that an ex-
pensive education is necessary to -qualify the,
Clergy •For. their profession, whilst 'they arc
obliged to forego all secular employments, that
they may devote themselves to tire service of the
altar;—that they may be instant, in season and out
of season; in the discharge of their Ministerial
ditties. Justice;- therefore, as we 'l as sound po-
licy, requires-that they should live •by the altar;
that an order of men, on the success of whose
labours so much depends, both in this world and
the next, should be enabled to enjoy, not merely
tire necessaries of life, but also the respect which
is due to their station in society ; in a word, that
they should be allowed the full benefit of the sa-
cred rule, which was promulgared with an express
reference to their temporal claims, the labourer is
worthy of his hire."
London, England, 1818-07-10

UNIVERSITY IN I'ELLIGEXCE.

SLILY 9.—On Tuesday last, being
Cornme•ncement Day, the following Doctors and
Masters of Arts were created :

DOCTokts IN DIVINITY.

Rev. Alexander Richardson. of Corpus Christi College, Vicar
of Great Dumaiow, and Master of the Free Grammar School

at Dedham' Essex.
Rev. Richard Yates, of Jesus College, Rector of Esher, and
Chaplain to Chelsea. Hospital.
Res. Thomas Henry Coles, of Clare Hall, Vicar of Honing-
ton,. near Grantham, and Domestic Chaplain to Lord Saye.
and Sele.

DOCTORS IN CIVIL LAW.
John Hagzard, Esq. Feilowof Trinity Hall.
Rev. James (-ieldart, of Trinity Hall, Rector of Kirk Deighton
in the county of York, and proprietor of Barnwell Priory
in this county.
London, England, 1818-07-10

DOCTORS IN PHYSIC.

W. F. Chambers, Esq. of Trinity College, Physician to St.
George's Hospital.
John It. Park, Esq. of Jesus College.
Richard For►nby, Esq. of Canis College.

MASTERS OF ARTS.
King's College.-7 Mr. Browning . . • . 1
Trinity College.—Messrs. Macl,eay;Purvis, G. Wadding-
ton, Franks, Douglas, Wigram, Green, Lyon, Clapham,
Bagshawe, R. C. Wilson, Sperling, Sinclair, Moody,
Setthome, Cheap, Brisco, Mowbray. tiordon, Smith,
W. P. Waddingtop Cahn., Golding, Bawtree, Bowen,
Searlett, W. C. Wilson . . '27
. St. John's Cull ege.—Messrs. Beamish , Ten nyson , Wynne,
Watson. Smith, C. S. Luxinpure, White, Blackburn,
Garrow, Reaston, Donglas,fliarrow, Iligton, Robinson,
Graham, .., Chapman, Salwry, Heysham, Thirlwall,
Gordon,' Mills, Simpson, C.'l'. C. Luxinare, Barnard,
Owen
Moore, Owe, Harrison .
. 27
. .
St. Peter's College.—Messrs. Dicker., Dobson, Procter,
Quitter, Bligh, \Winnfield, Jenkin . • 7
Clare Hall.—Messrs. Semple, Rulsdale, Bidwell, Worth-
ingtuni Miller . - . . 5
Pembroke Hall.—Messrs.Backhouse, Ainslie, Phcar,
White - . . 4
. . .
Caius College.—Messrs. Judkin, Crooke,,Wildig, Budge,
Theobald . . . 5
. . .
Tiinity•Hall.—Mr. Wilkinson . : . . I
Curves Christi College.—Messrs. Boys, ',lather,. Tweed,
Holmes . . • • • 4
Queen's (;allege.—Messrs. Foyster, Smith, Breicton,
Beavd, Galland, Cunningham, Puckle Blackden . 8
Catharine Hall.—Messrs. Abbott, Schoffield . . 2
Jesus College.—Messrs. Calvert, Tucker, Sparke, Enily,

-
-
Dewing 7 . 5
. . . . .
Christ,, College.—Messrs. Leicester, Lawrence, Hoste,
Poyuder, Bromehead, Marsh, Hildyard • 7
Magdalen College.—Messrs. Rawson, Vale, Foster . 3
Emmanuel College.—Messrs. Coppard, clidale, Bur-
rowes, Holine, Mainwaring, Scott, Creswell . 7
Sidney college.—Messrs. Keene, Winch, Goddard, Roy,
Dale, Thimbleby, Southcomb . 7
Downing College.—Mr. Price . . 1
The Hon. J. Neville, of Christ College, and the
Hon. Henry Townshend, of St. John's College,
were on Monday last admitted Honorary Masters
of Arts.

The Rev. Miles Bland, Fellow of St. John's
College, and G. Powell, of Queen's College, were
on the same day admitted Bachelors in Divinity.
Mr. C. Sims, of Trinity College, was on Sa-
turday admitted Bachelor in Physic.
Mr. Briarly, of St. John's College, was yester-
day admitted Master of Arts.

DUBLIN, JULY 6.—The Drogheda Election ter-
minated on Saturday night, after one of the se-
verest contests known for some years in this
country. Mr. OGLE has been returned by a ma-
jority of nine. A duel took place between Mr.
WALLACE and the Recorder of Drogheda, in
which two shots were fired on each side, but for-
tunately without injury to either party.
London, England, 1818-07-10

STATE OF POLLS AT

Breconshire,(Sth hay.)—Majority for Colonel Wood,

Berks, July
Neville ' 1187
I)nndas
Hallett 4)O

We have full authority to state that the asser-
tion of Mr:CLEARY from the Covent•garden
Hustings, during the late Election, that the Am-
bassadors at our Court had interfered in the con-
test, is a malicious falsehood, none of those high
and honourable characters having either directly
or indirectly interfered on that 6, any other oc-
casion of a similar nature.—(Morning Post )
TILE QIIRRN.—The report of the,QuBEN yes-
terday was, " Her Majesty his bad a good night,
and is better this morning."
.Yesterday, at a quarter to four o'clock, the
PRINCE 111101 INT left Carlton-house for Kew, and
previous to his departure he received visits from
the Dukes of YORK and CLAKENCE, and also gave
audience to. Count Mvssrsa.
London, England, 1818-07-10

R ACM PREVENTED.

To counteract. the tnao%y attempt, that are daly
made to impose on Ott- unwary a Sptirimis Composition
instead of the GENFINE BL NCKING prepared by DAY and
they have adopted a new Label, in which their
Signature and Address • • •
• r 97, 14i,41 Holborn,
is so conspicurrusly placed in the centre of the Label,,that
they tract an attention to this, ;old the difference of the
Type, which is unlike all Letter-press, wiltenable Purchasers
at „once to detect the Imposition.
Tbe RI AL BLACKING, made and sold whole-
sale by DAY and 97, F-ii4l) 1-101 horn, and re-
by.theprinOpa) Orocrts, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron-
minigers, Pethirner4, Boot-roake,rs; lice. in the. United King-
dom, in-Bottles. at 64 yd.. and 1%. Gd. each: . . ,
London, England, 1818-07-10

rimes to sell their sitnations. These institutions,
which formerly abounded in Germany, have beeny.
with few exceptions, pillaged of their funds and:
abolished in late years, to, the great disadvantage
of the poor and haughty Noblesse.
" In the interval 3 olthese rotatory *wires we
were rega'ed with punch,- froit, cakes, leinonade,
kalt whale, or wine soup and sour milk. These
two last nrinkahles are very common in summer,
partteelarly on rural occasions. Kali whale, or
a cold bowl, is a pleasant composition of wine,
lemon, currants, &c. served up in soup-plates ; sour
milk hears.an honest name, and.is, neither more
nor less than milk put into, a jar in a cellar, till
it heeowes sour and curdy, a curious process,
similar to that which produces sour krout. This
celebrated national dish is nothing more than
finely sliced cabbage, pressed down in jars,
sprinkled with salt, and kept till . fermentation
gives it that putrid acidity so congenial. to the
German palate.. The evening at liessuegen was
gay and agreeable, in spite of the .wretchedness of
the weather, and the coldness of the-scene of
action. There was less of ceremony than on the
generality of Court entertainments. The Prin-
cesses as usual, affable.and conversable, were less
intrent lied within the barriers of etiquette • thAn
in the saloons of the palace, and. the opporttkuity
which I tints acquired for a further acquaintance
with the interesting Grand Dnchess of Weimar
was my principal resource during the. evening,
not having at that time acquired dhe art of whirl-
ing like a top, witirout being, like a top, in danger
of losing the perpendicular as soon as the motion
ceased."
London, England, 1818-07-10

THE NIARCHIONESS OF HERTFORD'S ROUT.

On Tuesday evening, in Manchester-square,
Hereford House was illuminated in a style of, the
most refulgent splendour, in compliment, to the
Grand Duke MICHAEL of Russia. The seven
apartments on the ground-floor, with all their
matobless embellishments, were thrown open at
ten o'dock. An additional object of attraction
was the garde'', which was also lighted up with
many thousand variegated lamps, interspersed
among the trees in a variety of beautiful forms.
The Liand belonging to the Third Regiment of
Foot Guards were stationed on the lawn, where-
on they played martial airs with their accustomed
excellence. In the interior of the mansion, a
temporary conservatory was formed. The agree-
able odour of the plants, and the coolness of the
rooms, were delightful. The. Grand Duke was
delighted with the nouvelle arrangements. The
most costly refreshments were provided, set out
on tables in the saloon with indescribable taste
and grandeur. Among the company present
were—

The Prince Regent, Prince Montmorency, Prince de Rohan
—Their Excellencies the Austrian, Russian, French, Spanish,
Danish, Hanoverian, American, Bavarian, and Prussian Am-
bassador;—Duties: Argyle, Lei nster' Grafton—Duchesses:
San Carlos, Argyle, Leinster, Leeds, Richmond, Dowager of
Rutland—Marquisses : Headfort, Worcester, Win chest
Marchionesses D'Osmontl, Worcester, Dowager Lansdowne,
&c. &c. &C.
London, England, 1818-07-10

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT CAMBRAY.

The Duke of WELLINGTON, before leaving his
bead-quarters for Paris, gave an entertainment,
of which the following account appears in a
Flanders Mail, received last night :

" CAMBRAY, JUNE 30.--The Duke of Wellington has given,
under a magnificent tent, a GI-and Entertainment, at which
his Highness the Prince of Hesse was present. His Grace
had invited to this banquet several French Functionaries and
General Officers, and a great number of Ladies. At the end
of the entertainment his Grace drank the health of his Ma-
jesty Louis -XVIII., and the Commissary-General of Police
drank that of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. -of
England. The company afterwards adjourned to the garden,
which 'was finely illuminated, and the dancing began. The
fate continued till eleven o'clock at night."