biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-07

.ag303,500,

And every Ticket or share purchased will have a Chance
for ALL the CAPITALS in the Lottery, whether drawn the
first day or any ot licr day.

TICKETS and SHARES are selling at the Fortunate Of-
.lkes of CARROLL, tt,,, Contractor, No. 19, CORNIELL,
and OXFORD-SI:RI:ALT; Nv e e lie Sold in the last tew
'klutiths,
2,3537 L. 30,000 1,345
70ti,

TO T. BISH'S CUSTOMERS.
TOE ,P 40,000 sai,4 ‘o be GIVEN AWAY t I.
and the [60,000 said to be for
EAlt Li- PURCHASERS I
Arc fuVy explained in BISI-I's Schemes.
From the wording of the Advertisements, Hand-bills, and
Show Boards made use of for promutiog the sales of the
PRESENT LOTI'ERY, an erioneous idea ha, gone forth, that
• patticiaar or greater advantages would he obtained at some
Utfit es than could be had at others; and as such au unfound-
's' opinion is Prejudicial, and ought to be removed front the
of those who have already, and those who have nut
itdventured, T. BISH begs most respectfully to assure his
first Friends, the Public, that these is not any real or ima-
ginary advantage the Scheme holds forth, in which the Cus-
nelers of his Offices will not equally participate, although
ke is NOT the CONTRACTOR.
- The Scheme consists 01'0,000 Tickets, and contains 102
CAPITALS, amounting to 303,500, Money and Consols.
The present being a Stott, Lottery, T. 131511 begs to call
Nag attention of his Friends to the unparalleled Success if his
gleices, in preceding Stock Lotteries; as he shared and sold
No. 13,553, First 50,0001. Consols.
18,041, Last 50,0001. Consols.
First 40,0001. Consols.

3,113, First '30,0001. Consols.
And in Money Lotteries, his Success has heen equally great;
karing shared and sold Twelve Prizes of 30,0001. &C. &c. &c.
and iu the very last Lottery, he sold in Shares, No. 9,,c307, a
Money Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds, esides several

minor Capitals.
es* The Preliminary Day Of Drawing (as the Gazette calls

it) will be
NEXT TUESDAY, 11th APRIL,
On which day, 60,0001. Money will be withdrawn from the
eheme,
by deciding all the 2,000 Prizes of 301. Not any
ether Prize (higher or lower), nor will there be any Blanks
drawn that day; but every one of those 2,000 Prizes of 301.
*ill have a Chance again for all the Capitals and other Prizes,
4149 t as if they had not been drawn, notwithstanding they will
each he entitled to the 301.
aiol SHARES are Selling at r3ISH's
,wICF.S, 4, CtifINHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS, LON-
PON ; and by his Agents in the Country.

*,* Explanatory SCil erile; gratis.

bIS The nice% of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against
H'S Office, in Curnhill, by which the Public can see the
"QUctuat ions.

ÜBRITISH PAINT ?i
PTON and CO. 6
CHEAPSIDE, LOND
impenetrable Paints.
London, England, 1820-04-22

REGISTER 014

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley arrired on
Thursday a. tio.ir residence in Piccadilly, from their seat,
Cholmondeley Castle, Cheshire.
The Earl of Grosvenor arrived yesterday at Grosvenor
House Upper Grosvenor-street, from his seat, Eaton Hall,
Cheshire.
The Earl of Rocksavage arrived yesterday at Cholmondeley
Honse, Piccadilly, front the Isle of Wight.'
The Earl and Countess of Craven and family hare left
town, for their seat in Bei ks.
The Earl and Countess of Fitzwilliam and family. are ex-
pected in town on Wednesday oa Thursday next, from their
seat, Milton, Northamptonshire.
Lord Melbourne arrived yesterday at his house, Whitehall,
frinit Btighton. ;
Lord Sydney and the Miss Townshends are arrived. at their
house in Grosvenor-square, for the season, from their seat,
Frognall, Kent.
Barri ArtaivaLs.—Count Urbna, Lady ClaArook, Lady
Carr, Hon. W. Burrell, Hon. C. Moore, Hon. Mr. Talbot,
Sir John Davy, Sir J. Gifford, Sir W. Itoherts...,General
Hopkins, Colonel and Mrs. Colston, Colonel and Mrs. Ed-
wards, Colonel Russ, Colonel Waller, Colonel Vihait,
Colonel Holt, Major Welsher, Captain Black, and Captain
Scott.
London, England, 1820-04-22

$llll3 NILIVS.

LIVERPOOL, Arm 20.—Arrived the Governor
Griswold, Meadie ; Concordia, Muir ; and Her-
cules, Neale, from Savannah ; on the 18th inst.
the Governor Griswold saw an English ship go-
ing into Dublin with loss of mainmast. The
Hercules spoke, on the 13th April, in lat. 49. 2s.
long. 19. 35. the brig Paragon, of and front
Shields for Quebec, and took frtim her the Mat-
ter and 17 of the crew of the brig Hat, Squires,
which vessel was abandoned, dismasted and leaky,
on her voyage from Torqitay to Newfoundland.

PLYMoUTH, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Cheerful
critter from a cruise. Sailed the Isabella, flour-
ley ; Mary, Taylor ; and George, —, for Que-
bec.
DEAL, APRIL 21.—Sailed this morning, the
Moira, Hortitilow, for Madras and Bengal...—
Came down from the River, and sailed, the
Ocean, Chi(wen, for Africa ; Earl Moira, Alli-
son ; Mariner. Herbert ; General Elliott, Frank ;
Tariar, Mason ; and Harbinger, Watson, for
Quebec. Remain in the Downs the Severn fri-
gaie,and Diligence East India pilot yacht.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 21.—Sailed the
Clinch, for London
FALMOUTH, APRIL 19. -- Arrived the Cork
Rump. bumall, from Cork, and. Ceres, Russell,
from Portsmouth.
London, England, 1820-04-22

TO THE EDITOR. OF THE SUN.

Sta—ls it not a disgrace to such a City as
London to observe the wretched state of many of
our Public Roads ; and will you not be surprised
when I tell you the road opposite to your own
house is so ? What are surveyors of the Roads
appointed for, and such vast slims collected ?
The fault is somewhete, and, I presume, rests on
those who.e duty it is to have the public s reets
kept in proper repair
A HINT by a PASSING OBSERVER.
London, England, 1820-04-22

place the House itself, aid not less the Commons
of Etiglend at large, on the free choice of
the Gentleman who had been for the third time
called to the Chair. He congratulated also' the
Right Honourable Gentleman himself on the 4,0-nom.
nom. which be had merited, and hoped he would
have a long life and health to enjoy his high of-
flee—on. which health, he was grieved to say, the
demands were nut likely to be diminished. It
was a matter of sincere congratulation that .the
Chair was again filled by one who had shown, in
all its important duties, how eminently be was
gifted with the qualities which it required—who
had sbewu that he was the best depositary of the
true honour of the house, by wearing its dignity
with firmness, and also with meekness.—(Hear,
hear !)—He had she wn the truest title to the of-
dee to which he was called, by the courage and
capacity which be had shewn in protecting the
privileges of the House, which were also the pri-
vileges of the people, front infringements, front
whatever quarter.—(Hear !)
The House then adjourned.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last N4ht.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LAVE.—Atta/SetXeß : Artaxerxes,
Maclaine Vestris; Artabanes, -Mr. Incledun ; Arbaces, Mr.
Brabam; Nlandane,NlissC;arew. After which, Three Weeks
after Marriage. Ti which was added, Shakspeitte versus
Harlequin,
THEATRE COVENT-GARDEN.—The Antiquary: Jona-
than Oldbuck, Mr. Liston.; Nliss Isabella Wardour, Miss
Stephens. After which, Harlequin and Cinderella.

For LITERARY REVIEW—" GEoxoE the THIRD, his Court,
and Family," see our Fourth Page.

PRICE Ci

STOCKS
ON'E o CLUCK.

THIs DAY AT
Bank Stock . 222 222 i
I per Cent, Red. 69
3 per Cent. Cons. 691 U
4 per Cents B7ii
5 pet Ct. Navy Ann... 1051U_

Bank LongAnn.l7 15-16ths 18
India Bonds .... 255. 265. pr.
Exch. Bills, 2d. 4s. ss. pr.
Cons. for Acctrunt.... 69 70

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MMORROW.
Nlltraing, 24 minutes after 10. I Evening, 53 mititites after 10

THE SUN.

SOLFM QUIN nItItIIP: FAI.SUNI AITDEAT ?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1820,
London, England, 1820-06-10

ROYAL MARRA -kGL ACT:

Lord fIoLLAND moved the Moose ,to be sum-
moned on Monday next, lie then intended to ,
present a Bill for repealing an Act of the 12th of
George the Third, commonly called the Royal
Marriage Act, lie chose so very eatlya day,
,
because, exclusive of the many forcible general
reasons which had always inchced him to wish
that that law were expunged from the Statute
Book, he could not, but indulge hovel that the
consideration of it in all its bearings, upon the
unhappy differences now subsisting in the Royal
Family, might suggest, to persons better qualiied
that, himself, sonic Legislative mea.stire, divested
of all renal character, which might.alLay appit
!tensions at present too lilell fotinded• —The mil'
of measure which he had in view, should others
introduce and adopt it, might supersede the ne-
cessity of investigation into any charges,.might
Save the Committee front the painful ditties about
to be imposed upon them, and without disparag-
ing the honour of either of the "Illustrious
might satisfy the reasonable expectations orbotk,
and above all, relieve both from ihe paiottil situa•
tions it) which they had now too long been placed.
lie (Lord 1-1 ) had taken this step, he would nut
say without communicatiittt (for his habits led
him tik communicate all he did to L14:11 lends) but
without concert with any person, and :Above all,
without any thing like considtation with any, di-
rectly or indirecily, who were or could be sup-
posed to be honoured with any share of the coo,
fidenee of tither of the fllutorio),B Parties. fle•
should add, that if any thing occurred which was
likely to postpone ibe proceedings of the Com-
mittee on Ttieday, and thereby to remove the
circumstance which made any immediate consi-
deration of this subject at all material, he.shOtild
consult his own and the House's convenience by
po,tpuning also to some more distant day the cow-
Sideration of so important a Bill as the Repeal of
the Royid Mahiage Act.
The Lords were ordered to be summoned for
Monutry.—Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF CO \IMONS.

DROGHED ELFA,TIO,I.

The .50AKEti:11(;;111etriii-ioitse (bat the
Parties iWtitioning against the return for Dr-:g.
heda, had tailed so cuter into their recognizances
"required to do, and that in consNner,et: the
order for taking the Petition into consideration.
Gad been nisehaygrti.
On.the motion orAlr. F. CAMPB"rrI, it WAS or-
4ivrtl that these br laid hetwe the ii.ndse 11,fturns
of the number of Pleas which 1)41i beet. entered
in the County and Sheriffs' Courts in the different
counties in Wales, for the last iiitse years, distin-
wsishiug the years and the C'ourts. A
older was also made • for the County of Mon-
mouth.

On the motion of Mr. V. FITZOERALD, 8 new
Vrit W.it otileredl to be made out for ttte Borough
of Ennis, iitt Irelmod, nt the roam of Sir Ross
MHlkoi), Batt. who *had accepted the office of
Eschrator of Mower.
London, England, 1820-06-10

MA DRIED.

On Thursday last, at St. Botolph's, Aldratetby the Rer..l.
Wart en, Rector of South Warnhorough, Hants, William
Wright,' Esq. of Aspic!, Bedfordshire, to Miss Elizabeth Bar-
ton, daughter of John Barton, EN., Secretary to H. it. H.
the Dul,e of Clarence,- and Comptroller of His Majesty's
Mint.
On Thursday last, at Camberwell Church, George Warden,
Esq. of Glasgow, to Sally, eldest daughter of Vincent Wanos-
t rocht, Esq. of Alfred House, Camberwell.
London, England, 1820-06-10

tit the OLD STATE LOTTERY
• OFFICES, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CILI.KING-
. CROSS, respectful', acquaints his best Friends, the Public,
that all those TICKETS and SHARES which he or his
Agents sold bet‘ieen 13th M,y and Ist June, the Purchasers
Way receive beck their Money for, if presented on or before
NEXT / UESDAY, THIRTEENTH INSTANT.
But if not brought in and the Money claimed on or before
that day, they catiaot receive it after, but must keep their
'Tickets or Shares, if afterwards drawn Blank or Prize, or in
tact, if preciously drawn ; it therefore is particularly incum-
bent on every pvrion who has not exammed is Number; to
lass so, immediately, fur after the 131 h all the advantage -ceases.
The LOTTERY finishes drawing on the 4311 Instant, on
tchieh day the Four SzC•ck Prizes of 30,0001. and the 33 other
Capitals must be drawn.
(There are 14,000 TICIOUS to Draw.)
WARRANTED I,NDR ITN TICKETS and SHARES are
tow Selling by BiSH, 4.'"OIINHILL, and 9, CHARING-
CROSS, and by Iris Agents in tbeCouptry.
• Various apparent inducements hare been held out at dif-
ferent periods of this Lottery, mat the Casio:l:yrs at BINH'S
Offices may rest as•uved, they have had, and. will have,
*very adv,ritage the Scheme may he said to possess, although
BISI4 is not the Cwitractor, nor has any concern in the Lot-
tkry or management.
London, England, 1820-06-10

BANKRUPT LAWS.

Mr. K. FINL“ Wiflied to hear from his Ho-
uourAble Fiend (Mr. J. Smith) Whom .he SaW in
his place, whether or not it was his int-cation' to
folly‘w up his. laudable endeavours of last Session,
and _renew the consideration of the Baniirupt
Laws.

Mr. J. Smrrn replied, that it was his intention
must unquestionably, to pursue those -measures,
nod bring forward doting the Session a Bill or
Bills. It was necessary, however, to postpone
the introduction for a short time,' as belts(' had
the gratification of learning, from the first law
authority tu .the country, that noaw of the med.
sures introduced by him ()Jr. 1:•tilli) could be
adopted under the authority7d the Lord Chancel-
lor himself, and th..c at this time that great per-
sonage was not alone diqinsen to provide the re-
medy, but was actually employed in arranging
orders to that effect. 'lliere would still remain
many evils, against which such arrangements
could not provide ; to these, he was determined to
direct the auenttottof the Le;;i,lature.
London, England, 1820-06-10

increase on ;be otter. Let ins tetollect also that
we shall, by such a change of policy, completely
divert our Home Capita/ from our own Colonies
rto enritit rations on whose gratitude we can have
no dependence, and over whose mutual policy, in
-return, we can have no power.

It h.►s been loudly urged indeed, that our Re-
strictions, in tt►e Baltic Timber Trade, have made
4s many enemies ; bur, will an open trade pro-
duce to its CtiflllllPreitil friends in return for our
ruined Colonies

lit fine, we must not forger, Mr. Editor, that
the present policy of Bli/TAIN i 4 Mitidt. The
saute tensoning that would break through one
point, will serve to urge a dereliction of all. The
new rhcory, on the Contrary, completely Po-
; but will foreigners meet us in that policy?
It almost seenis, Sir, as if 'hey, not being per.
milted to trade with- our—Colonies, had formed
the idt'a of persuading us to a voluntary aban-
Aartnient of them ; but are• we certain that mu
tlta‘t Would open .their ports us liberally to us,,as
we are' stcommended to open ours to them ?, Nay,
if iT did; it would Only be through the destruction
of i trade that already exists, shutting up tint own
doek.yardS, -filling the Thames with our no'im
played shipping, and covering its, banhs With
,•'
iv-topers.

Thy question of future Emigration is al o-in-
terixoven very *seriously With the sUbjeet in coil-
tilleiation. If our own ColoniessiralLbe -de-
pressed, Emigration thither wi[l be vvorse than a
follorn hope ; even those already settled in !lie
Ctimadas:will indignantly (pit the territories of the
Mother Country, anti proreed to st•rengthFm the
liat:ils of nut bitterest eneinies—l tepee!, nor hic-
terest enemies, for the conduct of the United

States to na at this moment is worse than tios-
tility..
To enter more at large, however, Mr. EflTtor,
would be to tjespa,,s too tar upon your niity.
theretote, l,nster. to subscribe mysti►, your's,

It %LEIGH.
London, England, 1820-06-10

MASTERS oF ARTS.

Thos. Phillips. University College, Grand Compounder.
Benjamin Satinders Ctil.3ooll, Worcester College.
}Littcon
College.
Rev. riccop.
Oeorge Hammond, Fellow of Met ton College.
Rev. Charles Herbert Martin, Exeter College#
Rev. Alfred Tooke, St. Mary Hall.
Rev.-Henry Baker Tristram, Christ Church.
George Thomas Au>tea Knight, St:John's College.
8IC:-1 Rion,. OF ARTS.
The Hon. Arthur Hill Trevor, Nobleman of Ch. Ch.
Francis Joseph Pearce, Esq Exeter College, Grand Com-
pounder.
Oeorge,Fuller Thomas, Worcester College.
• William Whately, sew College.
Wakon VadeT, and John Parker, Oriel College.
wdlion Henry Deane, University College. •
Janes Aspinall,}st.
Ilar Hall.
Fayle,
John Forster, St. Edmund Hail.
.Thomas Townson Churtori, Scholar of Bras6nosew ---•
ikrchet Clive, o` Brasenote College.
Richard William Jeff,
Henry Lyttelton ;leave, Christ Church.
George May Coleridge,
Robert Alder Thorpe, Scholar of C. C. C.
James Thomas Round, Scholar of Ballot, College.
The number of Candidates to whom testinto-
niums for their degrees were last week given
by the Pubic Examiners, but who were not ad.
mitred into either of the classes,. amounted to 86..
The Dean and Chapter of Worcester have ap-
pointedrthe Rev. -Allen Wheeler, B. D. to the
Head glaster•hip 01 the College School. The
Rev. Dr. Moyeey, Rector of kValcot, has been
appointed, by the Bishop of Haiti and Wells, to
the Archdeaconry of Bath, vacant by the death of
the Rev. Josiah Thomas. The Rev. Dr. Moy:
trey has appointed the Rev. Mr. Hiker, Minister
of Christ Church, vice the Rev„, Josiah Thomas,
deceased.
. .

' COAL MARKET, Just 9.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
234 Newcastle . 174 ElBs ed to 39s od
6 Sunderland 6 9,2s 0,110 39s 9d

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, ~lusE 9.
Anistet data
Ditto, at Night l2 1
not terdani l2 5
:Intwerp l2 7
Flan:burgh 37 0 cli Us
Altana

Paris, 8 Day's siblit

Ditto
tiourdeaux, ditto
Ftank (talon the Main
Madrid
.
(..;adiz
Billma 34± Effective
Barcelona
Seville
Gibraltar
Leghorn
Gencia 44 -Venice, Ital. Liv. 27 GO
Malta 45 -Naples :Jai
Palermo
•
Lisbon
Oporto • soi
Rio Janeiro
Dublin 5i........ Cork 9 per Cent.

BULLION.
Portugal Gold, in Coin /.0 0 0 perOz
Foreign Galt!, in Bars 3 17 101
New Doubloons
New Dollar- 0 4 101
Silver in Bars, Standard 0 5 01
London, England, 1820-06-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. LEONARD (the Member for Ipswich) took
the oaths and his teat.

I'ETERSFIELD ELECTION.

Lord FaatiClS OsBoRNE brooght up the Report
of the Petersfield Election Committee, which
stated, that the sitting Members, Lotd Hothant
and Mr. J►►liffte, were duly elected ; but that the
Petition complaining of their return did not ap-
pear to be frivolous and vexatious.
London, England, 1820-06-17

THE QUEEN.

Lord CASTLEREAGH ruse for the purpose of
moving, that the Order of the. Day be read relative
to the papers attached to his Majesty's most gra-
cious Message, in order tltht the debate on that
subject might be further postponed to Monday
next. In making this motion his Lordship ex-
pressed his regret that it should be found neces-
sary to call upon the House for a further adjourn-
ment of this important discussion. The reason
ho:s•ever,.for so doing, the House would be aware
he was not in a situation to offer that day; but
he could assure them that no further adjournment
of the question would be asked, and if the lion.
and Learned Gentleman opposite (Nit. Brougham)
would allow him to Stly so, he miz.;lit state that on
Monday next, and not later, he should certainly
be prepared to state to the House the result of the
pending negociation.—(pear, hear !)—ln the
mean time he most earnes►ly entreated the House
to consider this delicate and important question
as standing precisely in the same position as
when the filet postponement was agreed upon.—
(Hear.)
Mr. TIERNEY observed, that it was satisfactory,
from a regard to the delay of public business, to
understand from the Noble Lord opposite, that no
further adjournment would be moved.
Mr. Bttouousst rose for the purpose of stating
his entire concurrence in what had fallen from the
Noble Lord as to the propriety of Making no fur-
ther delay in coining to the discussion on this im-
portant and delicate subject: At the same time
he was anxious to impress upon the House, that
this delay was involuntary on both sides. The
most anxious wish had been shown by both parties
to expedite the business.—(Hear.)---As far as he
could calculate on the ordinary course of events,
be saw no circumstance which was likely to occur
to render any further adjournment necessary be-
yond Monday next. With •regatd to the last ob-
servation of the Noble Lord, he heartily joined in
the hape that the House would keep their minds
in the same state as on the occasion of the first
adjournment.--(Hear.)
London, England, 1820-06-17

MAIL COM;HES IN IRELAND.

Mr. COOPER.-tnored fur a return of the number and de,
scription of the Mail Coaches in Ireland carrying four inside;
and whether the sane be conducted with permission-of the
Post ma,ter of frelitnd.

Mr. D. GILBERT obtained leave to bring in a Bill for
taking an account of the population of Great Britain, with
the increase and diminution thereof. He accordingly brought
in the Bill, which was read the first time, and the second
reading appointed fur Monday.
Mr. CHARLES GRANT then brought up Papers relat-
ing to the Irish Judges, and moved that the Irish Miscel-
laneous Estimates presented tv the House he printed.--
Cordered.

Mr. LUSHINGTON brought in a Bill to continue several
Laws relating to the encouragement of the Greenland Whale
Fishery, which was read the first time, and ordered to he read
a second tittle on Slonday.
The other Orders were postponed ; and the House adjourn-
ad at Half-past Eleven.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
•
Pryi,ratell Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, Dauntr-LANE.—The Suspicious Husband
Itaugrr, Mr. ; Jayintha, AirS. Mardyn. After
which, Giovanni in London.
THEATRE'. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—Virginias:
Mr. Macready; Irilias, Mi. C. Keniblc; Virginia, Miss
Foote; Scrvia, Mrs. Connor. Alter which, A Roland for
ata Oliver. -

PRICE 0

THIS DAY AT
Bank Stock
vcr Cent, heti.
Isar Cents
s'per Cent. Scrip. 1".
Lash L,,ng Aim. 17/ 13-10.1 is

F STOCKS
n:stE a cLuer.
India Bonds Bs. pr.
ENG!). Biiis, 2d.....35. Is. el is.
Omni=
Cons. tor Account .... 69111

Attaivr.n—l Dublin, I Waterford.
DUE-1 Guttenbingli, I Lisbon, I Malta, 1 France.

HIGtI WATER AT LONIMN ii1{11)(4N; TO•N1ORILOW.
Niurning, 54 I»iiititts after tri minutes after 7.

THE SUN.

•OLEdi Quis DILEKE FALSII3I nU LJ EAT r

LON DON,
SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1820.
London, England, 1820-06-17

Alter hit ni came, marshalled in due order,

Mr. Tierney, Sir *Limes Mackintosh, Mr. Wilberforce, Mr.
Brougham, MI C..Grantond a Humber of the most distin-
guished .%lembera of the House of Commons.

The Procession reached the gleirt western door
of Westminster Abbey at halt-past 12 o'clock,
where the tonet al was, met by the Dean and Choir,
uho chanted the anthem of " Hear my Prayer,"
as the Procession moved slowly up to the vault,
which is 'situated near the tomb- of Lord Chat-
ham. The funeral service was :hen read by the
Dean, and the snienin service of interring the ye-
netable and distinguished Pdiliot then terminated,
The streets in the neighbourhood were crowded,
and the whole ceremony was conducted in the
most appropriate manner.

In the coutt4-4 King's Bench yesterday, Charles
ilhitworth was brought up for judgment, for,puh-
fishing an i-flammAtory address in Birtn4igham.
The Court sentenced him to six months itupri.
sonment in Warwick gaol, and to find 2001. VP.
mil for his good behaviour for two years.

Entroa--A tew days %Igo I met with a
coriotts cf,tivation of ;be phrase Hocus Pocus,
which snows the absurdity of the C'atholies ttl
their floviitie of Transubstantirrtion ; Hoeft!
Pocits is just a cortuiuton of Hoc eat Corpus, and
by those wards the bread and %vine are c oged.
11 is an ingenious tleriva•.on whether real ~r not,,
and I communicate it in case you should thil,k- it
deserving of a ',face most ex ceiltiv I"4per.
Jane 16, 1820.. A PitarESTANT.
London, England, 1820-06-17

ROC-HESTER BRIDGE.

Sir 'GEORGE CLARKE moved, that a Committee be ap-
pointed to inquire into the .present state of the'Navigation of
the Medway, and more especially Rochester Bridge, and to
deport whether it is necessary to -erect -a Bridge on a new
site.---The motion was agreed -to, and the Committee ap-
pointed.
London, England, 1820-04-25

EXTENSIVE EM BEZZLEMENT.

MA NSION- HOUSE.—Yesterday Nalliarlt Simpson,
formerly a stork-broker, was brought beat& the
LORD MAYOR by Martin, the officer, who :had
apprehended hint under a warrant granted 141817.
The prisoner had been abroad since that period,
and had returned about a fortnight, when he Was
taken into custody. He is a person who was.well
known on the Stock Exchange, and his flight
cleated a considerable sensation. There were
persons in attendance to prefer several charges of
embezzlement and felony against' hnn ; one to,
the amount of near 10001., another to the amount
of 8101., a third 500, a-fourth nearly 400, and a
number of others ; in the whole, we are inforris-
ed, about twenty charges were ready to be pre-
ferred against him, of felonious embrzzlement. to
a frightful amount. The parties are mostly in as
humble, station of life, who in several cases Itad,
they stated, been deprived of the savings of years
by the crime of the prisoner.
.Mr. ADOLPHUS attended as Counsel in behalf of
the prisoner.
The first charge preferred against the prisoner
was by F. C. Roseohagen, an aged German, who
stated that the prisoner was accustomed totrans..
act business for him in his 'capacity as steel.-
broker. On the 12th of April, 1817, the prisoner
called at the house of the witness, and represented -
to him that k would be to his advantage to trans-.
fer 8101. of stock, which the witness had in the
five per cents., • and that by so doing he would
gain 701. ; he seconded this powerful reason with
others equally cogent, and represented that the
Governiutint were going to take hold of the five
per cents, for the property-tax. He did as the
prisoner represented that it would be his interest
to do, and subsequently saw him in the Rotunda.
where he signed a book, understanding that be
•trad trensferred the stack. Upon • going tod.c
Batik to receive the interest, he discovered ital.'
he had been defrauded of nearly ail that he pos
sessed, and that the prisoner had decamped.
Other charges were about !,) ::e iaeferr:l
against the prisoner, when, Mr. ADOLPHUS it:ter-
posed, anti rept esenting that his very heavy dt.i.irs
at the .Ohl Bailey required his attendance these,
and That several of the proecutors niere.uo,
with the whole of their witnesses, 'he reqaesied
hisLOldship to put Off the examination of the psi-.
sorter until another more convenient day, a:nia
the case might be fully entered into.
The LORD IVIaYoa acceded to this request, and
reCatnmended the prosecutors to meet, dud ttao
arrangements for the conducting of the c,,se io
manner commeasubte with its importance.
The.prisooer was remanded for further exatai'
nation.

CURIOUS FACT.—A goose, belonging to the
landlord of the Saracen's Head Inn, Paisieli
walks regularly from morning WI night with the
sentry stationed in the Inn-rod, for the protec
tion of the jail, When the sentry stops the go ,$e
stops, when the sentry turns the goose turns
short, it as faithfully follows the sentry as
were his shadow, It would continue to do 30
during the night, were it not forced off and lock'
ed up.—(Glasgow Courier.)
London, England, 1820-04-25

T E ARMY.

EDINEWBGH, APRIL 22—The following move-
ment of Cavalry itt Great Britain is now taking
place : -
4th Dragoon Guards, from Exeter to Birmingham.
sth Dragowl Guards, from Birmingham to Manchester. ,
17AI Hussars, from Manitester to Preston.
th Dragoon Guards', from Preston to Piershill Barracks.
tub Reyal Hus,ars, from Piershill Barracks to I.,msan.
This forenoon the lst.divi,ioo 01 the 33d Regi-
ment arrived here from Newcastle.

The following' General Order, expressive of the
approbation of his Majesfy with the
icooooct Of
the troops, who were enlled ont to ch. ck the I,le
attempt at insult-cello') in the wept county, has
been issued by the Commander-in•Chiel
London, England, 1820-04-25

'NUMBER 8634,1

-- -___

OFFICE OF ORDNANC.E, 820.
rril II E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS •of His MA-
-- JESTY'S ORDN.e.INCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on
bYore ;Wednesday, the 26th instant, front such Persons-
-I"av he willing to undertake the Performance of
!;LAZIER'S WORK for service of this Department at the
Pall-Mall, Woolwich, Greenwich, Lewisham,
Purfieet, for a period of Three Years, determinable after
e.rpircr:ion of the first year, upon Notice of three Months,
. 'tt the Option of either Party.
It bqugintended to form the Work into two Contracts, i
4 expected the Tenders will expreesSeparate Prices,• viz. for
the Mork to !,c performed in London, (where the Contractor
'4o'l be resident,} and also for Woolwich, Greenwich;
14wisham, and Purfteet tag'jl'er, which Stations will
Ge included in the Second Contract ; and farther Parti-
tutors, together with -the Terms and Conditions of the
Contract, may -be known at the Secretary's, Officel
itforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten
"ct Four o'Cloch, where the Proposals must be deliver-
ed, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Glazier's.
Work ;" but no Propisals can be admitted after the satd
tEtti Instant, at Twelve o7Clock at Noon of the same
1111 neiti,cr will am Tender be noticed, unless time Part,'
making it, or an ..dgent in his behalf, shall ahem/. -
Ey Order of thc Board, •
R. 11. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-04-25

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

Apiil IR, James Poddiq, mason and builder, presently r-
siding. at •Renfield-house, Iterifrewshire—Creditors tneetal
the Black Bull Inn, Glasgow, 2d and 17th May, at 1.
Apr:l 19, E. Cochran M‘Nair, merchant and milliner.
Glasgow—Creditors meet in Hagart's Tavern there, 27111
April and 11th May, at 2.

COAL MARKET, APRIL 24.
Ships at "lariat. Ships sold. Price.
102 i Newcast Iv p3os Od to 41$ Od
15 Sandeiland
1 Cinders ..

• BIRTH.
On the Roth inst. at Hoefyser, near the Hague, the Litll
of John Twin Ferrier, Esq., of a son.

IkIARRIED.

By license, on the 15th instant, by the Rev. Mr. FEUD'::
field. at St. George's Church, Hanorer-square, Mr. Thg.o" •
Hoohhaw, of Old Bond-street, to Mary Anne, the danghtirt
of Mr. George Augustus Starling, of Brewer•street, Gul4c°'
square.
On Sattirday, the 22d inst. at ldsworth Park, 1:1011111;
Dehue, Esq. of Cams Hall, Hants, to Mary, eldest dauglo"
of John Gage, Esq.

DIED.
On the 14th of Septinther last, at Madras, Lied. 0i..,(161
Moubrav Smith, of the sth Regiment Nativavalry, =fir
sun of the late George Smith, Esq., formerly of Canton.
Suddenly, on Saturday evening la,t, in his cOtintilOOtlst'
Seething-lane„. Edward Friend, Esq., late of Fielati".
street.
On Sunday morning last, in Pratt-street, Lambeth, bir"
Joseph Harrison, aged C 7.
h tie°
On Saturday, the 22d inst., at: Woolwich-common, C-2,
Peter, the infant sun of Lieut.-Colonel Fyers, Royal Hor7b-
Artillery, aged three years and eight months.

19NDON: Printed by 3. B. CAP,STAIRS, of No. 49; Gr
Ortliorid-street. Queen-square; and published :11,'
SCLIIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at 'lns
(Mice, No. 112, Strand ; where Adrettisements, 000 "
Letters, &i, (post-pRi4) must he addresiedi .
London, England, 1820-04-25

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Puke of Norfolkitas left his seat,. Fontbarn, Soffol
for Worksop Manors, Notts, on it visit to the 17?ntl and Coon
toss of Suriry.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne returrvd to
town yesterday from a visit to Lord and 1.2.1 y Holland, at
Holland House, %%here they have been some days.
The Marchioness of Tovistocli is arrived at her house in
Arlington-street, front her, seat, Oakh.y Bedfordshire.
'PIT Earl and Countess of Darliugtun and family have left
their seat in Yorkshire, for Cheltenham.

The earl and Countess of Ashburnham• and ICintily are ar-
rived at their house in Dover-stteet, for the season, from
their seat in Sussex.

The Earl of Jersey is returned.to.town from Newmarhet. •
The Earl and Countess of Bridgewater and family arrived
yesterday at their house in Grosvenor-square fur the season,
from their scat, Ashiidge, Herts.
Lord Althorpe has left town for Northamptonshire..
Lord Kingsborotegh arrived yesterday at the' British Hotel,
Jermyn•street, from Ireland. '
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. George. Herbert arrived yesterday
at the Earl of Carnarvon's houseOin GrOsvenor-square, from
their seat in Hants.

Lady Dynevor an) family, arrived on
.Sunday at their house
in Dover-street, from their seat in ‘Vales.

I'aulet St. John Mildmay, Esq:TM.P: and Mrs. Paulett St.
.Tulin Mildmay arrived. yesterday- at the Clarendon Hotel,
Bond-street, from their seat in limits. Sir Richard and Lady
Burroughs have left ditto for Brussels.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

M, APRIL 24. .•
DERBY.
agst lie
IS to 1 agst Anti Gailican
Qo to 1 agst Lott:sky
20 to i agst Hoopoe • „
I-3o to I agst anyether..
OAKS.

9, to I agst Rtserve
9 to 1 a4st Mat•iaita
12 to i agst Timarda.

t 8 to 1 a,;s. Tramps.
London, England, 1820-04-25

REGISTER OF FASHION.

ROYAL MARRlAGE.—The:marriage of bis Ma-
jesty the KING with her .serene highness- the
Pr incest PAU LINA- Ot "WIRTEMBIEIiG, daughter of
his highness thelateDuke Louis of WroTsm--
Be.ao; was'solemnized to•day in the Royal Palace.
The ceremony was performed at twelve o'clock,
in the Great Gallery, by the Chief Court Chap-
lain, Prelate d'Artel, in presence of the_membets
of the Royal Family who are now here, of the
whole Court, as, well as of the Officers of the
Household of. b Maj.-sty, the Queen Do mager, amid
of those of the memhers of the Royal Family pre-
sent, the Diplomatic Body, the Staff Officers of
this and the neighbouring Garrisons, the Royal
Niinivers, a Deputation from both the Chambers
of the States and of the University of Tubingen,
and the 'Magistrates of this-.,skty. After the cere-
mony, their Alajesties repaired to the l'resepce
Chamber, to receive the congratulations of the
Coon, the Diplomatic Body, £4c. after which
there wac a grain] .entertainment, rind in the
evening a ball.—(Sttagord Gazette, April ltl )•
London, England, 1820-04-25

OP.ERA.

Al3o:k on the Ground Or Principal Tier
TO f3E DISPOSED OF forlhe SEASON ; also a Ca-
pital BOX on' the same Tier, fiir the alternate weeks, at
SAMS'S, :'Bookseller to his Royal :1-lighni!ss' the lini4e of
York, No. 1, St. James's street, of whom May he had-, a
choice of excellent Pit and other Boxes, for the'Season, ur ay
the Night.
N.B. A Card 'of Terms of Subscription to the Circulating
Library may be had application.

WEST LONDON LACTARY, No. ,
Edgware-Road, near Hyde Park, «ILLWILL OPEN
THIS DAY with ar CONSTANT -SUPPLY of SUPERIOR
MILK, at Five- Pence per Quart..--An ~f One
Penny per Quart to those who take Four Cluarts or wards.
April 24, IS2O.

PURSUANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of
'CHANCERY, made in a certain CAUSE, intituled,
GOOCH against HAWORTH,"

THE- CREDITORS of
.PETER EVER ETT
MESTAER, late of New Broad-street, -in' the City of
London, and of King and Queen Dock, Rotherhithe, in nu.
County of Surrey, and ofStfati Hall, in the Pari,h of Wan-
stead, in the County of Essex, Ship-Poilder, deceased, (who
'died in or about the Month of February, t MO are, by their
Solicitors, forthwith to come in and PROVE their 6ETITS
before WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Esq. one of -the Master,:
of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-build-
loas' Chancery-dane, London; or, in default thereof, they
will be excluded the Benefit of' the said Deciee.
DESSE, _ DENDY, and MORPHETT,
Bream's Buildings, Chancery-lane,
Solicitors for the said Plaintiff.

No. 99, PALL MALL,
LATE DYDE AND SCRIBE.

TT baying beet industriously circulated that -
the Business of the above Establishment was removed,
Messrs. HARDING and Co. fAnd itmesessary to inform their
numerous Friends, that no, withstanding the expiration of the..
late Partnership, the Business is continued in all its Varieties.
as usual, with the addition of every Article of Fashion and
Novelty that may be thought useful or, elegant.
In the Millinery Room will be found a constant Supply of
.Millinery and Dresses, made from French Models, of English.
Materials, Messrs. Harding and Co. tieing determined, in
these times of general Depression of Trade, to encourage, as.
Much as possible, the consumptio6 of all Articles the pro-
duce of the United Kingdoms.
To the Admirers of Vrencb China, Messrs. Harding and
Co. haie to offer an elegant variety, which being consigned
to them for absolute Sale, will be offered on Terms unu-
sually low.
89, Pall Mall.
London, England, 1820-06-28

OLD BAILEY, JUNE 28.

This morning the business of these Sessions
commenced before the Lotto Micron, Mr. Alder.
man C. SMITH, Mr. Justice HOLROYD, and Mr.
Justice BunROUG-11 about 20- prisouers were ar.
signed, and having. put in their several pleas,-
Thomas Pride, a young-man of veryJcspectaffle
appearance, was put to the bar, chat ged with
stealing a boat, valued ar -101. Mr. ADoutnus
stated the case for the prosecution ; it, however,
could not be made tiny thing'imne of lban a fres-
pa,s and the Jury immediately touted him—Not
Guilty —John Abbot was also acquitted on a ca-
pital charge ot horse stealing.

CORN • EXCHANGB, JUNE 26 Altltou~h :e
have had no 'fresh supply of Wheat since Motidey,
what vas left over trorn that day's arrival was
more than ad, Tuve to the demand, havit:g but
w buyers a; market, and no sales could be made,
except of few skimp], s stioerfitieguality, scbich
obtain. d Monday's pt:.ces.- All other sorts were
unsaleable. The Oat Trade was very heavy, hut
not cheaper. lo Beans, Peas, and Bakley there
is ro dictation.

The hay harvest has not only commenced in
Dorsetshire, but a great quatitiiy has been stack-
,d in excellent orate. Le after-grass there is
imcorpntooly proTiOng.
Ina field in the neighbourhontl of 1-Ittch
in 'Yorkshire, a ronshrootn was gathered last
week, which measured across the t? 3 i,,e,es
and three (porter., in circumference 37 inet;es,
axd weighed 34 OUUCCS.
London, England, 1820-06-28

SDAY JUNE 23, IS2O

LONIiO;V jOiJRNALS.

tam': Trir, MORNING PAPERS OF
[Morniqg Chronicle.l
THE QUEF,N.

Shobld a fill against the Queen be introduced info the
[loose of Lords, her Majesty's Counsel, in conseqnenc
their bring 'Ariejubers of the House of Commons; cannot be
permitted to conduct her ease in the Upper House. We al-it
cr.abled to state; however, that Mr. Brougham has signified
his intention of resigning his seat in the Commons, in order
to be qualifisd to plead her Majesty's cause in the House of
Peers. The Queen has been •graciously pleased to accept of'
this offer, and to express her acknowledgments for such a
voluntary sacrifice to her interest, on the part of Mr.
Brougham. The witnesses against her Majesty are sti tinnier-
ous, and the evidence of such a nature, that she will hare to
bring overmany persons from the Continent, to disprore the
allegations laid to her charge.
London, England, 1820-06-28

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night-
TrinfßE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—The English Fleet ; Va-
lentine, Mr. Brabant ; Catherine, Madame Vestris. After
which, Giovanni in Loudon.
Tsrea•raE ROYAL, CoVENT-GAIthEN —Rob Toy Macgregor' :
Rob Roy Macgregor Catnpbell, Mr. It ; Diana Vet.=
uon, Miss Stephens. After which, Timour, the Tartar.
London, England, 1820-06-28

TO CORRESPO:sIDENTs.

Our old and truly respectable Cnrrespond&•nt may be assured
that we will not forget the Navy and Artny Prornotions,

Deaths, &c.
The Sccund Lcttcr frow an ENGLISIDIAK, To-mcrro‘e.

F STOCKS
ONO CIA.CK.

86i

Exch. Bills, 2d. is. pr. psi'
Ditto Commercial 4s. ss. pr.
Otnuiun
Coils. for Account. 7°k 70
London, England, 1820-06-28

STEWART, TilL TRAVELLErt.
The followinv Letter, we understand, has U.'
sent to Lord CASTLEREAGH by the Geodenlytt
who has long been known to the public Oho
this designation, and who, however singoll3r
opinions in general may be, seems always f° becsae
lieitous to support the interests of the British
pire, and to promote the happiness of mankind
TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD CASTLEREAGg•
DIY LOanr--Pet mit, my Lord, a Man who has the title
it
A Philosopher to communicate an opinion, which rug
the horrors and incertitude of all inquiries, and put the P
sent awful dispute between the King and Queen at rest, 0°
and fur ever. .

The Parßament, in its three Estates, is dnadirulch-
t
Legislature, and can deternfine upon the remedy of 3111)114
lie evils without appeal; when' eidence is not full ea°llB'
to he convictive of guilt, When they sit as a Colirt of
peachment or Justice, the single fact of a King- detcral'n
not to live With his Queen Consort, is sufficient evidell°
Parliament to prepare Legislative arrangements for such
happy event, wbith, if not settled, might entail upon tlr!
Country, in its present state, the most awful scenes of
tion and Revolution. Let a Bill he passed, that in all stic,;
cages of Royal Disagreement, now:and in future, the
is to be degraded from none of her tights; that she is P)
joy a comfortable pension, and to reside ire or nut of t'j,
Kingdom-as her Royal husband shall determine, sukte'ti
the annulment of her pension in case of disubedienee,l%
the penalty of the Statute, which mast force obedience I
the LAW.
Y communicate this elpillion in my zeal for the haVVI!I
of the Human Race, and for the duration of the /36111
Empire, the Guardian Angel of the World.
And ain, with the highest respect,
JOHN SThWikier'
London, England, 1820-06-28

Mr.•BUTI'.

Mr. DENMAN presented 4 Petition from Mr: Butt, of ts
nature similar to that. presented on behalf of the same (Ten-
tlema►tt to the House of Lords on I.conday last. The Pon.
and Learned Gentleman-took occasion to say, that the
with respect to the, power of. /Magistrates committing to pri-
son, in cases of libel, was of a novel lIMMe; that power was
considered by malty as a usOrpat'ltitt. It 'night be necessary
to consider how far a power, considered by many as itilrecit
and enormous, ought to- be confined within the ancient
limits of the Constitution.—The Petition was ordered 19 tt9
printed.

MitiCE LLANEOUS.
Mr. C. GRANT obtained leave to bring in ti Bill to regu—
late the Irish Fishei s ; and it WW, ordered, that the Bouse
should, on Thur;(l:-iy, resolt•e itself into a Cori:wit:cc on that
ActS relatiaz to them. .. •

- General FIiRGLION approved of the measure,' with,. ts
view to the protection of the Scotch Fisheries.
Mr. moNTFA CII laid lupon the Tahle a Petition from the:
Chamber of Commerce of Glasgow, regoirilig some alteration
in,the mode olcollecting the Duties on Svirits. _

. , .
. .
The Bill for providiflg a losnasy remedy for .certain %N.II .
ful and malicious fojuries, was re-committed on the motioa.
of• Mr. Calvert.—'lhe.Report was ordered to he brought up
un Monday. . - ; - - •••
The .Special Constables' Bill went through a Cutoruittee.--,
'Report to-morrow„ . .
The Population Bill went throu4b a Committee.—Report
to-morrow. .
. _

- - -
Leave was given An bring in a Bill to continue the Congo-.
lidatcd Fund Act.

The Warehousing Goods' Bill went through a Cantnittee.
—Report to-piort .
The Twenty-nine Millions Exchequer Bills.' Bill was react
a third time and passed.
The Swage:ling Prevention Bill Was read a second title,
after a few remarks from Mr. F. Palmer, Mr. D. Gilbert, and.
Mr. Lushington, and ordered to he committed to-morrow.
Mr. ETWYNri gave notice of a motion fur to-morrow, ,
to abolish punishment of whipping female offenders in alt
cases what e ver,—Adjuurned.
London, England, 1820-06-28

FUR 111 E stIN.

MR, EDiTolt-1 cannot refrain from senPil
you the little tribute of my entire approbation'',
the reasoning in your Paper of the 24th, resPect°
ing the Great Business now in agitation, as 11°.1:
ing in view the real merits of the case, 1.;
honour and best interests of t!;e Country-, witl'n'r.
being strayed tither by party mo:ives, or 3
taken desite of preserving, the public vier, 41
risk of sacrificing those inPst imporcaol objec'.6,i
it is to be hoped that o due considera:hro
°'‘
bring the business to its proper conclusion, ,
that the intetnal peace of the Country
fe
maintained v.ilhout 'tusking any coroprofni;
t, ltit,r wool:! be an insult to its best feelings,
would at Last endanger the loss of its credit °it.'
all the ocher Ndtio:;s of Europe,
%Nue tG, A ENGLIS'InIi'
London, England, 1820-06-28

[British Press.]

Earl Grey last night, in the House of. Lords, brought for-
ward a motion to suspend the sitting of the Secret Committee
in the case of the Queen. A long and interesting debate
ensued, after which, Earl Grey's motion was negatived by a

majority of 55 ; the numbers being—Contents 47—Non-Con-
tents 102. Tittle- were no Proxies. The House of Lords

will, of course, proceed immediately to open the Green Bag,
the Pandora's box, filled with so many ills; the opening of
which, according to the opinion expressed by a great majority
of the House of Commons, including his Majesty's Ministers,
would be disappointing to the 'licipes of Parliament, deroga-
tory from the dignity of the Crown, and injurious to the best
interests of the Empire. 1
London, England, 1820-06-28

'This Day was published,
In Foolscap Octavo, price Cs. boards,

SACRED LEISURE ; or, Poems on Religious
•Subjects.
BY the Rev. FRANCIS HODGSON,
Vi-car of Baliewell; Author of the Friends, a Poem, &C.
London : Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-street.
Cr whom !nay be had, just published,
Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of. St. Agnes, and other Poems.
By John Keats, Author of Endymion.
London, England, 1820-06-28

[The Times]

Upon the important. question which is now before Par
merit and the Country, we would wish all parties clearly to
unders!and, what seems at present to be not very accurately
perceived—naMely, tliat it is the triumph of justice, and not

the tritifupti of party, upon whit.h the public is intent. It is
of rnore consequence to have at once a right understanding

upon this subject, because we think w•e can observe

.6 Certain stars shout madly !rum their Spheres."
If there are any wßo.mcan to make the CAUbC of the Queen a
mere stepping-stone to olfice—if there are any who seek -ti)
pay their court to the King, by insinuating, or striving to re-
present., that they could have carried him better throtigh this
perplexing brisimme.,:s--4roto the moment, w•e say, that such
views become obvious, [mom that moment will time more up-
rieg.'d•adversaries of these designing politicians trample therm
into the dirt—from that moment will they make them the

mocking-stock of the whole country. Ii will be dexterous in

Miitisters just to let the Gentlemen speak out—pei haps to fa-
sour them with a Royal interview or. two, to make them

commit themselves—and then to turn round upon thump
and show the Country what theyare. '' Long Efe and happi-
ness to the present Administration" will then be the prayer
of every honest man in the kingdom. The Queen will be at
once at the mercy of her enemies, whom we could only pray to
treat her with as much gentleness as their natures would ad-
wit. The world, if she is innocent, might pity her as a martyr,
but few would attempt to support her as a sufferer : we should
rather indeed,congratulatejher Majesty. that site had only been
cast upon a hostileshore, whereas she might have been allured
by false signals to.tinst herself to a tribe of barbarians. We
would, therefore, advise all men honestly and zealouslY to
pursnelhe course of justice, whithersoever it may lead—to
follow it through the recesses of the palace or up the stair-
case of the cottage: and though, by this uttchunted course,
they may incur the dislike, they will also inspire the fears, of
the guilty; and will command the respect of all the rest of
the world by their virtue and courage.