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London, England, 1820-01-13

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Lest Night.
TULA 1111 ROYAL. DRUKT-LANI.—Guy Mannering Henry
Bertram, Mr. Braliarn ; Lucy Bertram, Miss Carew Meg
Merrilies, Mrs. Egerton. Afar which, jaek and the Bean
Stalk.
TM MAYBE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—The Comedy of Errors.;
Drotnio of Ephesus, Mr: W. Farren Adriana, Miss Ste-
phens. After which, Harlequin and Duo Quixote.

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TIRE SOCIET Siiii).-OlV:kitM OF
- .GItEAT,J3I4II'.AIN., . .

A General and numerous Meeting. of the Mem.;
bers of this Institution, was held Tntr:. DA Y, at
the City of London Tavern, JOHN lArtwAm
13pcm.t, Esq. in the Alai'''. After the usual
preliminaries had been gore. through, the follow-
lug. Annual Report of the Committee for the
Port of London was 'read ; but, as the Meeting,
ontinned sitting until, after this Paper went to
press, we must defer until to-morrow our account
of their p'roceedings. In the interval, we recom-
mendthis Report to the Ship-owners, •at all the
Outports,,as deserving their most serious consi-
4eration and attention, convinced they cannot
more effectually benefit the Shipping IfitereSt.
than by liberally supporting this .excellent
useful I ClStitUtloll.
London, England, 1820-06-08

ever policy, humanity, and delicacy might pro•
pose, and however melancholy or repulsive the
detail may be, eve do not see how it is possible
to avoid a tull developernent of all the' transat—
tions which have led to the deplorable investi,-
gation.

To keep the waiter seer-et would ee.•
monstrate very little regard to the People Yt large.
The House of Commons is the Representative
Body, ond their Constitutmti have a rigl'c
to investigate their conduct. It is imposstWe
to doubt that, before Ministers, under the

sanction of the Throne, commnriic...ted tlrg
Message which brought the subject before the
Country, they hail maturely considered the
propriety, indeed 'the necessity, of the measure..-"
'[he Hypothesis suggested by the Earl of Liveß.
root, last night, in the House of fiords, spoke
voLuer es. Its impurt is too weighty to suffer the
subject to be suppresEed. A character inure pore,
Piet, and honourable than this Noble Lord,
cannot be found, and lie never. %vonld hazard
a light and unwarranted sopposit 'Die
innocence or guilt of the Personage in Ties"
(ion ()tight therefore to be ascertained. There
is nn intermettiate course. Her chatliCter
will be gone for ever; it the charges 'are not
OPENLY MADE, anti as OPENLY REFUTED• Shalt
the People, bending as they are, beneath mina..
voidable, but heavy pressures, be called upoh
to gi'e a vast income to one, who, to repeat
the observation it Mr. TIERNEY, may possi.
bly be wholly unworthy of her station ? We hopc,,
hOwever, tom the firmness with which her NIA..
JEST? comes forward, and time resolution with
which she demands a public Trial, that she acts
from the consciousness of innocence, and that
she will vindicate her conduct in the eyes of man-
isind.—But 'it otherwise, a distinction must be
made between INNOCENCE and GUILT, and a id'
fering People ought not to have !heir burthen9
increased in order to bestow those benefits on the
latter which the former only can deserve.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 7.
THE KING I'. WAITIIMAN Ni)A OTHERS.

The rule obtained by the SOLICITOR-GENERAU
against the defendatrs tor a tint, and -obstructing
the Election of a Lord Alaenr, for the City of
London, on Michaelmas Diy,last, was ibis dof
dischatged.

Tuts KING'S LEvisa:=Yes'erclay his MAles“
held his third Levee this year at Carlton [louse'
Which Was numerously and tpleudidly attended'
The Marquess of Bucx.lNGlinm Wil3 created 11-
,15:nil; ht Of the Girter.

PLyr,souTH, JUNE G.—Arrived the Venus, poeg*
nartl, 11-oln Alica:;_t for .Jersey ; when off Altneri4
11:ty, on the 3d ult., she was hourited-hy a ee(gel
with la tten sails; manned by Spahiards, who spol
g 0 English, and who pliindeicd the crew of s'
their clothing, bec.ides iii.treAtinp.; them, jtWI"
supposed she bad sailed Iron) Giuriltar.

Mik 100E1). .
Aqtr
On Tor.day se'nnigitt, at Strplien's, Cornwall, J. o•
wood, or 13iat;ey, Esq. to Miss France, daugu—
of Lieutenant France, R. ,N.

DIED. ISrs.
On Monday, June sth, at tiffingfieid-place, Essex,
!In:grave, in the 84th year of ber-age.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM nuts DicEEE 10.11.suM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1820.

We received this 'limning the Paris Papers °I
Monday last. Their contents are of very little
importance. A Council of all the Ministers was
held on Saturday evening 'at the hotel of the
Keeper of the Seals, which sat for three hours.-"A

Sunday morning the Ministers and several of (tie
Marshals paid their respects to this KING, and la
he cnurte of the day the Minister for Foreign
Allsirs transacted business with his MAJEsTY•'
Another Council of Ministers was also held ou
Sunday.—The Madtid accounts of the 25th tdr•
state, that the Meetings of the Club of Lorruciiii
had been put an end to by order of the KING.

Private Letters from Paris, received this morn-

ing, state, that in consequence of the Elrctiou
Projet having been agreed to on Nlondely by the
Chamber of Dvioies, a (heedful Riot had lake!!

plice at Prais. The Militaty were called out, 3I: a
the mob disjtersed, but not betore several lives
wet e lost.

We call state from aqthority, that the Loan i 3

not to be bid tor this day, as expected, but to'
taut row, at 10 o'clock.

We yesterday, hr a Second Edition, stated, up'
on good antlio;-ity, that a '`,leSsage f:•oal her .'«A'
3I Was expected to be subwitted last night ro
Parliament, announcing her return, her reliance

upon the justice of Pat liament, and her demlnd
of an open trial as to the ci►arges against hes.
The Public Will see by th►e Parliamentary Repot :4
that our informa,ion was authent►c, that the
Message in question tars delivered yestesday by
Air. BROVGUAM in the House of Commons, Ii

that we give a correct outline of its sobvance•
The subject is now before l'Arliarnew, and wlW°'
London, England, 1820-06-08

If oil y the speech of the night iidnaltrahle
denial' who had last spoken, had been tittered,
he should have felt himself hound to say a few
words, because without any negociation at all,
and withoot even any consoentionsoess On his
part, it had been proved by the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman, by an argument like the House that Jack
one thing drawing on another, that he
(Ur. T.) refusing to vote a sum of money, had
brought this discussion on the House and the
Country.
Mr. WILISPItt'ORCE had hoped that they would
have been spat ed this paitiful discussion. It
was impossible to have any negociatioo when
the illustrious personage was to be denied all
,isle to her rank in this country. He was sure
that all in that House would agree with him in
his wish that this should proceed no further.
At all events, he should wish that they shoot()
pause for a day or two in order to see whether the
instrumentality of the common friends of the
fealties might not effect a reconciliation—(Hear !)
—There was no Man in the country but who
would wish to avoid Oils painful extremity.—
(Cries of Move ! Move !)—He confessed that it
any measure were to be proposed of this nature it
must have the very best effect. His object was to
sound the [loose irder, it possible, whether a
proposition of this kind cannot be entertained.—
There was no sayin;; what the consequences of
such an ingliry as this might be.--(Cries of
Move !)-1-le would rather gather the opinion of
the House before he did so. Ile then moved an
adjournment till Friday (to-morrow.)
Mr. F. BUXTON said, as the Sovereign had con-
descendt d to usk their advice, they would give
him their advice, and a wiser advice never wAs
:given by any Pat liament to a Monarch, namely,
that of sparing to the House; the country, .and
himself, disclosures of so dangerous a nattier: as
t hose with which they were threatened.—Wear,
hear, heat !)-
Mr. C. W. WYNN said, that some might appre-
hend more and so.ate less evil front tite proceed-
ings on whirl] they %vete about to enter; but all
would agree that pure and unmixed evil must re-
sult trout them. Tice deity proposed, by afford-
ing opportunities for reconsidertog this subject,
might yet prevent the evil.—(Hear, hear !)
NJr. S. tlionTLEv said, after what had taken
place be had very little hope of any compromise;
but as a great many Members thought that the
delay might produce a compromise, the House
would do well to consider whether it ought not to
makethat small sacrifice.
London, England, 1820-06-08

THE QUEEN, &c.

Mr. BROUGHAM and Mr. DENMAN, as het MA-
JESTY'S official legal advisers, held a consulta-
tion with
.her INIAJESTY yesterday, before the
sitting of the tsvo Houses of Parliament, to take
into consideration what measnre [lt Y be most
adviseable to adopt, in constqueure of the Ales.;
sagewhich the KING sent to Parliament last night.
The result of which was the Royal Message to
the House of Commons, to which we refer in the
proceedings of the House. Her MA.J'ENTY rose
yesterday-morning so early as five o'clock, and
continued for some time afterwards engaged in
writing. She appears to be quite recovered from
the fatigue of her journey-, and in excellent health
and spirits. Mr. Alderman Wool) waited upon
her Royal Highness the Duchess Of KENT yes-
terday, by the Qbeares command, to express her
NIAJRSTY'S condolence ou the lamented death of
the Duke of KENT, anti to inrioire after the
health of her Royal Highness and her Royal In-
fant.

A Court of Common Council, it is expected,' will be sum-
moned in a few days, to take into consideration the pro-
priety of addressing the QUEEN, on her arrival in this coun-
try—a Requisition, numerously signed, was last night pre-
sented to the Lord Mayor on the suhject.—A Requisition was
also yesterday presented to the High Bailiff of Westminster,
fur calling a meeting. of the inhabitants, with a view to a si•
milar prvceviing.
London, England, 1820-04-05

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 120.

7

PUBLICATIONS.

Hum the LONDON GAZETTE of April 4.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Tear- Office, April 3, IS2O.

Sd Regiment of '"Dragoon Guards—Cornet M. Ft. Grant,
from half-pay 23d Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice R.
Martin, who exchanges.

sth Ditto—Captain-S. Enderby, frelm 22d Light Dragoons,
to he Captain, vice Close, who exchanges.
2d Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet G. Hobart, from half-
pay lift) Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice J. T. Burke,
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
10th Ditto—Ensign R. S. Conway, Viscount Beauchamp,
from Ist West India Regiment, to be Cornet, vice the Mar-
-out* of Carmarthen, who retires upon half-pay, Royal West
Rangers.
Qid Ditto—Captain H. J. Close, from sth Dragoon Guards,
to be Captain, vice Enderby, who exchanges.
Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant-Colonel Sir G. Score'',
K.C.8., from balf•pay of Staff Corks of Cavalry, to he Lieu-
tenant-Coloriel-Commandant, vice Major-General Hamilton,
deceased.

37th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant S. Pialie, from half-
pay of the Regiment, to be quarter Master, vice Woodford,
who ret,ires upon full-pay.
43th ditto—Lieut. B. Thompson, from half-pay of the Re,
giment ; Lieut.J
~ Croker, front. half-pay of the Itegiroott;
Lieut. W. A. Nesfield, trcm halt-pay of the Regiment; Lieut.
R. C. H. Gordon, from half-pay 3d Foot Guardsto be Lieu-
tenants.

49th Ditto—W. Browne, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Sanders, promoted.
Ist West-India Regiment—Ensign T. Miller, from half-pay
Royal West' India Rangers, to he Ensign., vice Lord Beau-
champ, appointed to the 10th Light Dragoons.
• Sd Royal Veteran Battalion—Lient. J. Lynam, from half-
pay Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenant,. vice Kennedy, who re-
turns to his former situation on
.the Retired List.

. .
sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Lient..l. Sleatur, from half-
pay 58th root, to be Lieuteirint, vice Tubb, appointed to, the
7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensign C. Satehell, from half-
pay ad Garrison Battalion, to
_be Ensign, • vice Connolly,
whose appointment has nut taken place; Paymaster T. Small,
fromlialf-yay 2d Line Battalion King's • German Legion, to
be Paymaster of a Veteran Battalion.
9th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant H. Kelly, from
half-pay lCoOtli Foot, vice Lambeth, whose appointment has
not taken place; Lieutenant .T,l)onnelly, from' half-pay 30th
Foot, vice Parker, whose app6intruent.bas nut taken place—
to be Lieutenants.

• 10th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain H. Brodie, from
half-pay Royal Scots, to be Captain, vice Creiswell, whose ap-
pointment has out ta,ken place; Lieutenant 'S. Burges, from
half-pay Goth Foot, vice Morgenthall, whose appointment has
not taken place ; Lieutenant W. Wainwright, from half-pay
Stith Foot, vice M‘Gregor, whose appointment has not taken
place; Lieutenant W. M. Richardson; from half-pay 85th
Foot, vice Macdonald, whose appointment has not taken
place—to be Lieutenants.
London, England, 1820-04-05

' This Day was published,

ATREATISE on INFANTILE and ADULT
RICKETS, with some Rewaiks appended on Nursing,
for the consideration of Mothers, as connected with this Dis-
ease ; together with a Plate and Description of an improved
Reclining Couch fur the Distorted.
By G. H. WEATHERHEAD,\M.D.

Graduate of the University of Edinburgh, Licentiate of the.
Royal College of Physicians of London, Lecturer on the ,
Distortions and Diseases of the Bones and,Joints, &c.
Printed for Longman and Co. Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1820-04-05

simultanectit9 rising in the vt inter, have been re-
-11411 ed. Yemterdßy (;hongh Sunday) a
part of the 85111 Regiment marched into the town.
The Yeomanry have received orders to be pre-
pared for duty, if wHnted.

" The Civil Power is also on the alert. The
special coustahles have received information of
their being formed into divisions, and each divi-
sion is retpiii ed to be in readiness to meet at
on appointed place, in case of disturb"ce in the
town.

" Various reports are in circulation as to the
reason for these preparations. It is said some
alarming intelligence has been received from the
neighbourhood of Huddersfield and Holinfirth. It
is also reported, that several Delegates of Re-
formers have arrived here from Scotland. Whe-
ther these reports he correct or not I cannot at
present ascertain. lam informed, however, from-
very good authority, that the Police and Magis-
trates have received certain accounts that the
Reformers are again planning simultaneous meet-
ings to take place in a very short time. Such
meetings would, under the present laws, amount
almost, if not quite, to actual rebellion ; and it is
to be hoped they will be prevented by the vigilance
of the Magistrates and Government."
" P. S. 1 open my letter to say, more soldiers
are jsuo arrived ; they are the remainder of the
Sfith Regiment, from their late bead quarters at
Notthwich."
London, England, 1820-04-05

CERTIFICATES-APRIL 25.

C. Hughes, Hill, Warwickshire, 'victualler—J. Storkey,
Bristol, cheese-factor—J. Walker' jun. Axbridge, Somerset-
shire, common brewer— l'. and E. H. Friend, Sunderland,
traders—W. P. Peaty, Newport, saddler—J. Young, Carlisle,
Cumberland, spirit-merchant—R. Walton, • Wood-street,
Cheapside, hosier—C. Chubb, Portsea, iron-monger-I'.
Cooper, Kennett-wharf, Upper Tliames-street, merchant-
-W. Rosco'e, J. Clarke, and W. S. Roscoe, Liverpool,
bankers--R. Bill, jun. Wolverhampton, carrier.
London, England, 1820-04-05

SHIP NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Arrived from the
Downi the Providence, Clarke ; Mary Ann, El-
lison; and Sir James Kempt, Davidson, for Que-
bec; Amity, Baker, for the South Seas, with
about 20 other vessels, passed down Channel.—
Sailed the Charles Mills, Jackson, for Madras and
Bengal ; Buckinghamshire, Adams, for the Mau.
rhino and China ; Surrey, Raine, for Nett,. South
Wales ; arid tbe whole of the outward-hound, ex-
cept the Earl St. Vincent, for New South Wales.

MARGATB, APRIL 4,—The schooner Rose has
been got off the Sand, atter discharging about
two-thirds of her cargo, and is brought iuto har-

boor.

FALMOUTH. APRIL 2.—Arrived bis Majesty's
ship Lee, of 20 guns, from a cruize.
PORT GLASGOW, APRIL 2.—The Maria, Gal-
stow, remains on shore iu the Solway Firth a
complete wreck—only about 10 or 12 hogsheads
of tobacco are saved.
London, England, 1820-04-05

[Morning Post.]

We have pleasure in stating, that the Expedi-
tion, under the direction of Sir W. Kier," from
Bombay, against the Arab Pirates in the Gulp!)
of Persia►, has been crowned with entire success.
The chief seat of these desperate men, where their
marine rendezvoused under the p►otection of
strong fort, has bee❑ taken and destroyed.
London, England, 1820-04-05

MARRIED.

On Monday, the 3d inst., at Marylehone new church, Fre-
derick Dondi Orologic Atnati, to Miss Watson, Great Curn-
berland-strect.
On Saturday last, Mr. T. H. Brian, of thr.Bank of Eng-
land, to Sophia, youngect daughter of Geo. Stein Esq.,
of Camden-town.
London, England, 1820-04-05

BANKRUPTS.

J. Phipps, Duke-street, Portland-place, tailor, to surrender
April s, 22, May 16, atGuildliall. Solicitors, Mesgrs. W. and
D. Richardson, Waihrtiuk.'
J. Marsh, ,Rotherham, Yorkshire, grocer,- April 18,-19,
May 16, at the Crown-Inn, Rotherham. ..Solicitor, Mr, S.
Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row.
S. Whe'atcroft, Sheffield, grocer, April 17, IS, May 16, at
the Angel-inn, .Chesterfield. Solicitors, Messrs. Lowes . and
Cowburn, 'n3/4416e1d-cout, Temple.
G. Thomas Breage, Cornwall, sliopkeeper, April 17, 21,
May 16, at Pearce's Hotel, Redruth, Cinnwall. Solicitors,
Messrs, Cardale, Buxton-, and-Pailby, Gray's-inn.
London, England, 1820-04-05

[Morning Herald.]

It is said th4t the Hou. Miss F--, whom that
distinauished leader Of the haut tan, Viscountess
C—, undertook to introduce it few weeks ago, has
already made a conquest of the heart of a Noble
Peer ; the conquest is also said to he almost mu-
tual, and so much so, that matrimonial atrange-
mews are already going on.

THEATRICAL nEGISTE R.
Piveor2;zed Last Night.
THEAVIE ROYAL, DIMRY- LANE.--1 Cure for the Heart-Ache:
Young Rapid, Mr. Elliston ; Ellen Vortex, Mrs. Robinson.
Atter which, Jack and the Bran Stalk.
MEATH E RoYAI„ COVENT-GAIIDEN.—The Comedy of Errors :
Omani of Epticcns, Mr. V. Barrett; Adriana, Mia Ste-
phens. After Which (id time), Harlequin and Cinderella.

eo* For LITERARY REVIEW (CLARE'S POEMS), see Fourth

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London, England, 1820-06-30

THE QUEEN.

The following Letter appears in The Morning
Chronicle this -day, as having been sent to Lord
LIYERVOOL, on observing, in the newspapers the
omission of her name in The Liturgy. -The Chro,
nide thinks that it must have proceeded from her
own feelings, antl.was not the result ot-legal ad‘-
vice. In the first place, we distrust its authen-
ticity; and, in the second,. admitting it to be
genuine, it obviously bears all the character of
having been the result of such advice.

" Bow, MAnul 10, 1520

" The QUEFSJ wishes to be informed, through the medium
id. Lord Ltstearoot., First Minister to the littco, foe what
reason or motive the Quai :es name is left out of Abc-Gene-
ral Prayers in England, with a view •to prevent • all her sub.
jcc.ts from paying her such respect as is due to her. And it
is an equally great omissionAowards the. King, that his Con-
sort Queen should be obliged to submit id such-great neglect,
as if _the Archbishop, was in perfect ignorance of the real
,existence of the Queen CattftLusfe of England. The Quern
is desirotte that. Lord Liverpool should communicate thiv
ter to the Archbishop of Canterbury.• Lord Liverpool will
-with difficulty believe how much the Queen,was. surprised at
this.prst act of cruel tytanny towaids.her; since she bad been
informed thr..ugh the newspapers of the 1-2,d of• February,-
that in the course of the debates in the House of Cotnittuns,,
Lord Castlereagh, one of his best friends,arlored the queett"s.
Attorney. General, that the King's se/exists would-nut use,
' tosvirdi the Queen any inattention or bar:sinless. Mid after
that speech of Lord Castlereagh, the Queen is;:starpriserl to
find her name, lett out of , the Liturgy, as if she no longer
existed in this world The Queen trusts,, hefore she arrives,
in England, these matters will, be correcteeloatnd that she s ill
reeeive.a satisfactory answer from Lord Liverpool.
" CAROLINE,- QUEEN."
London, England, 1820-06-30

" NAUSEOUS FABRICAI lONS."

Such. are,,.the words used by The Times News-`
paper, as,. „applied to the contents -of -the Green
Bags, of whit h it must be Wholly ignorant, and of
which it deprecated the opening, though, essential
to the ends of truth and justice:- We adopt these,
WordS to introduce-
_the" following .article,-:which
appears in that, maliguant_Paper -this day, -and:
which we insert, though we consider it as arkim-
pudeut invention, proceeding from its rancour
against., those .Ministers by whom it is held in ab,
horrence, as well as by all 'good men. We. inseit
it, .in:onier to expose the character of the Paper,
and in hopes that the inhabitants of Nottingham
Will come forward in justiticatiou of themstives,
to-disclaim the imputation of so base'*,libel upon
their good seuse,:candour,-andiegard-to justice.
London, England, 1820-06-30

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, June 2g.—The Annual Prizes of
fifiren guiveos each, giv,n by the iteptesentasiers
in Parliament of this Uoiverbity, for :he best Dis-
sertations in Latin Prose, were on Monday last
adjudged to Itioni.s Thorp, of Triniiyllege,
kill' Edward Bottler, of Sidney College, Middle
Bachelori.—.subject,
In GEortolum rov i4axap-e-'7;v,
Oratio Fuuebris.
prize acjoLget. 10 the Senior Bachelors.
NoI
The Poison fir ize for the best Troitslaiion of

from Shakespeare into Greek Verse, was
Monday last adjudgtd to Win. Henry Fox
Talbo,, Scholar of Trinity College. The subject
is from Macbeth, Act- 1. Scene the last. The
dialogue between Vacheth and Lady Macbeth, be-
ginning wi►h " We will proceed no huffier," and
LnAing with '' What the take heart cloth know.".
The Sermon% at Sr. Mary's Church, On Sunday
next, will be preached by the If •v. Dr. of
St. John's Ca‘lrge. anti the Rev. C. J. Bloom.
field, of Trinity College.

The Vice Chancellor has appointed Situtday
Floe Ist otly, for 1)r. Thorp. of 'ninny College,
to rtad lois prize exercise in the Senate House,
immediately after the 'morning congregation ; and
Monday the 3d, for Di. of Sidney Col-
lege, to recite his prize exercise.
The Vice Chancellor has also appointed Tues-
day of J‘oly for G. E Scott, of Trinity
11001, to recite the Chancellor's English Poem ;
and for H. N Coleridge, and U. o.kes, of King's
College, to recite their . exercises for Sir W.
Browne's Medal,.; and W.. H. Talbot, of Trinity
College, his exercise tiir the Poison prize.

At the Coronation Of King WlLussi and Queen
NARY, one Champion Of England, dressed iu
armour of complete and glitty ing steel, his horse
richly caparisoned, and himself and beaver finely
capped will; plumes of feathers, entered West-
minster Hall ►mile the King anti Queen were at
dinner, and at giving the usual challenge to any
one that disputed !hell..Majesties' rights to the
Crown of England (when he has the honour to
think the Sovereign's health out of a golden cup,
always his tee), after he had flung clown the
gauntlet on the paveu►ent, an old woman who
entered the. Hall on crutches, (which she left he-
him! bet), took it tip, and made oil with great
Celerity, leaving her own glove with a challenge
in it, to meet her the next day at an appointed
how in Hyde pat k. This occasioned some mir h
at the lower rent of the Hall ; and it was ren►atk-
able, that every one wan too well engaged to
l►ursue her. A person ill the same dress appear-
ed next day at the place appointed, though
was generally supposed to be a good swordsman!
in that disguise.. However the ChaMpion of
England poliirly declined any contest of that 'na-
ture with the fair sex, und bevel- made his ap-
pearance..
London, England, 1820-06-06

PORTSMOUTH ELECTION.

Lord CLl;EbrOtii;Cit---uPthe Report of the
Committee appointed to examine the validity of
the Return for this Borough, which declared that
AdMira) John Barker bad been 'duly elected ; but
that the petition of Admiral Cockburn did not
appear to he either friVolons or vexatious.
Sir M. AV. RIDLEY presented a Petition from
certain Merchants of Newcastle;-upon-Tyne,
against the removal of the restriclions on the im-
portation of Timber from the Bshie. The Lion.
Member stated that a few years back there were
only /83 ships employed in this Trade' with
America, and that at present there were upwards
of 1500 chips and 18,000 seamen.—Read, and
ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1820-06-06

ALLEGED DELINQUENCY.

Mr. D. W. HARVEY presented a Petition from
Nlr. Jumes Elder, complaining of great hardships
sustained in consequence of gross dereliction of
duty on the part of Mr. W. EAlisliaw, Solicitor
of the Customs, in a transaction relating to the
seizure of a vessel.
London, England, 1820-06-06

BALTIC TIMBER TRADE.

General Gascoy NE preseutcd a Petition from
certain Merchants of Liverpool, against any re-
loxAtion of the duties on timber imported from
the North of Europe and the Baltic. The peti-
tion stated that any measure of that description
would tend greatly to injure British merchants,
who had embarked their capital in the timber
trade with North America, who .mold inevitably
lose much of their trade in consequence.
Sir ISAAC COFFIN said a few words, adverse 10
the prayer Of the petition.
The petition was read, and ordered to be

pi inter].
MARRYATT presented a similar Petition
from certain Ship Builders of the Port of Lon-
don; the lion. Gendeman stated that the peti-
tion was signed by all the ship-builders on each
side of the Thames, with the exception only of
one. Ile perfectly concurred with the peti-
tioners, that if any further encouragement were
given to the importation of timber from the
Baltic, it must be to the destruciion of the trade
in that article with our own Colonies in Ame-
London, England, 1820-06-06

ROY \L AC ‘DEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE.

I;,e ROYAL ACA.
UEMY N NOW OPEN.—Admission (from Eight
:.'('lock till Seven) ONE SHILLING; Cittalo6ue, One Shit

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BRITISH GALLERY, PALL MALL.

Tw His GALLERY. i,t, Ku EXHIBITION of
poI:TRAITS of DMINGUISHED PERSONS in the
History and Uteri-owe of the United Kingdom, is OPEN
daily, from Ten in the Morning until Fite in the Evening.

By Oidt-r,
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Admission, Is.—Catalogue, Is.—Descriptive Catalogue, 2s.

DEsi;: ABLE INVES rIMEN r.

N ,)ppottiiiiity is.,resented to TRUS-
TEES ;ind CAPITALITA wishing to lay out money)
t., ingest between 30,0001. 40,00fi1. in the purchase of a
Capital and Improvuh:e FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE,
within 40 of Town, upon 12vrint singularly advan-
tageous to a Purchaser, of which 'zoom' a very large portion
may (if required) uoutinu-,--us ItilosAgirge 4or vewrat years-,
payable at any intermediate Period, at We option of the
Pm-elm-cr.

PVticalars of the Property may be known, by applying
to Joliu Bicknell. Esq. Solicitor, Greenwich ; and Mr. Richard
Pitman, Solicitor, Syaiund'4 :un, Chancery-lane, London.

19, Cornhill, ,
2a June, 1920
26, Oxford-street,
FOUR PRIZES .... of .... 430,000
tn the Wheel,
And ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.

CARROLL, the CONTRACTOR, gratefully
thanks the Public for their Patronage, and begs to
express his happiness that his Plan, to guarantee Pur-
chasers of Tickets and Shares between the 18th May and Ist
June from Risk .m the Ist of June, received such universal
approbation. CARROLL intreats those Purchasers at
his Offices, who intend returning their Tickets and Shares,
to'fas•our:him with them as soon as convenient, for all the
Tickets having been sold before the Ist June, there will he
none, except such Tickets and Shares as may be returned to
meet the demand for the Last and Only Day of Drawing,
which most probably will greatly exceed the supply, as the
annals of Lotteries cannot furnish an- instance in any way
approaching to the

PRESENT STATE OP THE %HEEL.
FOUR Grand Nixes of 30,000 t. each
With 58 OTHER CAPITALS,
Money and Consols,
And ALL must he DRAWN on FRIDAY, 23d of June,
When the Lottery finishes.

CARROLL begs to acquaint those who intend return-
ing their Tickets or Shares, that should either of the
Numbers returned be drawn One of the Fuur 30,0001. Prizes,
the Person so returning the Ticket or Share gives up all Claim
to the 30,0uu Prize, or indeed to any other Capital or Prize
that the Number or Numbers so returned may be drawn.
But should any Person holding a Ticket, wish to retain only
a Part of that Ticket, CARROLL will with great pleasure
share web Ticket, and let the PutcWiser take whatever
Part of it he pleases.

CARROLL Shared and Sold in the last few Months,
2,387 30,0001. 7,003 5,0001.
7W 21,0001. 2,226 2,0001.
1,346 20,0001. &c.&c.
And FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES that were drawn the First
Day, 27th April.
London, England, 1820-06-01

P A It L I A AI E N T. ,

POUSE OF LORDS, 11 :EONFSDAY, MAY 31.

The House proceeded in Appeals.—The Oaths
Nye! e at:mini-tem! to the Earl of Minto.—Peti•
Lions complaiiiir,g of agricoltut al distress, front
Land Ownsers, &c. of Berwickshire and Kildare,
were plesented by Lord Napier and the Marquess
of Downshire.---Oudered to lie upon the Table.
The Civil List Bill WWI returned from Ili, [louse
of Commons, 'by Mr. Brogden and other Mem-
bers, with the Amendment agreed to. The Glou-
cester Gas-light Bill, the Uletk of the Peace
(licland) Bill, some Loci} and Plicate Hills, were
brought up by Mr. Cooper, Mr. lane, Mr. Catt-
wright, Mr. Wortley, and other Members, and
read a first time.—Adjoutned till to•morro
(this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

DROGIIEDA ELECTSON.

On the motion of Sir 3. NeywroßT, the Order
for the consideration ut the Drogheda Election
Petition was dischArged, and the Petition was or•
tiered to be take❑ into consideration on Tuesday,
June 13.

NI. WILDMAN gace notice, that on Friday, the 9th of
&lie, lie wonid more the second reading of tfit: Colchester
Ses,ions hill. The second reading was ordered for that day
uceordiogly,

' Sir h. iiiNATCHBULL brought up a bill to prevent Frauds
in the Sale of Coals uu the River Thames. ituad a first

Lord C. ftIANNERS presented a Petition from the Oczti-
piers of 70,u00 Acres of Land, in the Isle of Ely, complain-
ing of agricultural distress.—The Petition was ordered to lie
on the table.

Dt:TIES IN THE FRENCH PORTS.
Sir W. DE CRESPIGNY presented a Petition from certain
parties in Southampton, praying the House to tale into con-
sideration the heavy Duties laid upon their vessels in the
ruin of iranee.•—Laid on the table.

PRISONERS FOR CONTEMPT.
Lord ALTHORN.: presented a Petition trout Prisoners in
continetreiit for contempis of the Court of Chancery. His
Lordship observed, that. there were many very hard eases of
this hind, which appeared to demand revision. fle men-
tioned one of a female of the age of St, who had been impri.
soned for thirty years, and several others who had been con-
fined fur shorter periods, ,ind of some who had died in prison.
These furnished an argument for extending the saute rrlief
to persons in this situation as to Insolvent Debtors.
Mr. BURNE thought a List of Committals fur contempt
of Court, once or twice a year was desirable, in order to show
he clause bow the matter stood. He 'ail lsnown individuals
who were willing to do every thing in their power- to satisfy
the law, and yet were in this predicament till the day of their
death.

Mr. LOCKHART observed, that many contempts were
act; by which other parties were excluded from justice. it
therefore was necessary to look dispassionately. at the case of
those who committed them.
The Petition was laid on the Table, and ordered to be
printed.
London, England, 1820-06-01

[Morning Post ]

The Qol”?24.—Letters were yesterday received
by the Agents of her Majesty, who had set out
from Geneva on her journey to the coast. She
reached Dijon ,on the evening of Friday last, and
proceeded on her journey on Sunday, having pre-
viously sent off the Messenger (M. Carlo Forte),
who art ived yesterday. It was understood to be
her intention tu,conte by the way of Paris, where
she would prohably. remain a few days. Some
communie.ations passed yesterday, between the
Lord Chancellor.and Mr. 13rougl►arn.

IRISH FISIIERIOS.

Mr. CASHELL, the Inspector of Fisheries for
the (.4 ,Iway District, has issued the following
not ice :

" In obedience to the orders of the Commis-
sioners of the Irish Fisheries, I -request that
all.petsons who intend to be concerned in the
Irish Fisheries, under the Act 59th (leo. 111. c.
11)9, will furnish me, within
.21 days fro-. 11 the
date hereof, with a list of the Names and Owners
!tames of every fishing vessel or boat, with their
descriptions, whether sloop, whrr►y, hooker,
spritsail, boom, sailboat, or rowboat, with au
account of their gear and fishing tackling, and the
number of men usually employed in such boat or
vessel, awl their tonnage ; nod that the number
of coring houses (if any) may also be furnished.".
This is beginning business in the proper usa.iner.
We have no doubt that it the activity ot Mr.
Cashell- be seconded by the people ot Galway,
that the Fishery on that station will not only be
beneficial to the town, and the surrounding dis-
trict, but highly profitable to the speculators.,
We are happy to find that a Alemorial is in-
tended to be forwarded front this town to his Ex-
cellency the Lotd-Lieutettont upon this subject,
praying the removal of ..tru,ch ..obstructions as still
remain opposed to an extenkive fishery.---(Gal-
way Paper.) •.•

Governmeni hay.er•it srenis, deterininetl that a
vriet investiga4 inn into the recent disgraceful
chair at Duvet shall immediately take place.
London, England, 1820-06-01

NEW CHURCHES.

MR. EptTon—Observing in your Paper of
Thursday last au account of the Proceedings of a
Vestry Meeting at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, in
which it is insinuated, that although the Com-
missioners for the Erection of New C:lturchesritay
choose to erect a New Church'in a Parish out of
the ParlitinteutarY Funds placed at their disposal,
yet that they Rave the power of •levying a cont.
pulsory Rate upon such Parish, to provide a
Stipend for' the Minister, I beg to say that the
Commis•sioberi.have no such power ; but that its
ease of their deeidingupdn the Ereciion of a iNetv
Church 'in any Parish, and upon making a total,
grant with. respect to the.same and she scite, it is
impossible that any charge can be upon
the ParishionetS on account. of the building, ex-
cept a Vestry imposed it; the salary of the Mi-
nister arising entirely from Pew Rents, or from
an apportiontnent of Glebe.

As much misrepresentation has gone abroad
upon the subject, and an unnecessary clamour
Ii en created in many cases, I hare taken the
liberty .of asidcessing this to .you, •in order that
your respectable and loyal Paper may tuv be made
instrumental giving currency to statements
which are erroneous, and (winded upon a tins-
taken coustt oction of the Act of Parliament.
Craven Hotel, 29th► May. BRI'CANNICUS.

LONDON JOUitNALS.

FROM THE MORNINt; r.".PERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning CAI onicle.]

The Queen arrived at Dijon, on her way to-
di England, on tie 261 b- late at night, and
proceeded, on her journey on .Sunday, the 28th.
Iler.iVlajesty sent a courier with this intelligence,
who arrived in town late last Tuesday. night.—
Dijon is 138 miles from Paris.
London, England, 1820-11-25

FOR TILE SUN,

EDUCATION.
Mr. 11-editor—Lord, Sir ! what a rumplifica.
tion you make's is your kollems about the Srosbri
Dokter, and the lamed Turny-Genril, an the
Skools, and hik, hack, hok ! Sir, it her
feeliins to think of it. I was never o
above fond of ass in prizenty Myself, a
very sight of a birch-broom makes me twitter';
and as for my Wife, thof she says as how there
be many things, Propriaquay marrs burs, which
she is fond of, yet it is quite unconstitutional to
bother poor infants brains with what they dont
understand, and I think so myself, for I was al-
ways sick of skool. But then, Sir, she wishes as
how to give our Tost a varsity Heddication ;
and .so she hones my Lamed Brother will put in
his Claws upon, Halmy matter, and make them
teach a little, plain English there too : and she
says that girls have as good a right to go to Kol-
lige as bo)s, and learn a little plain work ; and
she thinks as how it's a profanation to talk of
Heads of houses, in a place where there be no
Ladies.
But the Srosbri Dokter has got into a priming
iron when he talks of a " radical besoin" sweep-
lug away the decencies of life—why did net he
say broom at once ; it would not be the first
broom that has swept away the decencies of life,!
Then he talks of the hardship of setting wills
aside—Lord, Sir, I dare say my Lamed Brother-
' could prove to him, that setting aside a will is
pretty much like robbing a bird's nest.—Your's,
PHILOGENISTA.
London, England, 1820-11-25

FRENCH PAPERS.

The following are the contents of the French
Papers received last night :

" PARIS, Nov.ti .—The King received yesterday a number
of poisons of distinction; amongst those presented to his
Majesty was the Cardinal de la Luzerne. The King trans-
acted business with the Minister of the Interior.
DEPUTIES ELECTED.
ELECTORAL COLLEGES OF DEPARTMENT.
La Charente Infiricure—M. Boscal de Rials.
La HauteGaronue—M. M. Ricaid, Hocquart, and De Cbal-

. .
vet-Roeheniontaix.
Rhone—M. de Cbarnbost.
L'lsere—M. M. Plauelli de Lavalette, and Prunelle.
La Creuse—M. Voysin de Gartempe.
La Haute Loire—M. Chabron be Solilhac, Ea. Deputy..
Cantal—M. Croizet.
Gard—M. M. De Vogue, and De CaMere*.
Vaneluso—M. de Forbin.
Tarn et Garonne—M. Dvlbreil.
Tarn—Nl. M. De Saint Grey, and De Ranchin.
L.Arriege—M. Henri Dormouse
Basses Alpes—M. Ferdinand do Villeneuve.
Lot—M. Cahoon.

" Two couriers of the Queen of England, M. M. Camera
and Carlo Fortit passed through Calais • few days since,
the former proceeding to Paris and the latter to the Nether-
lands.

" According to every calculation, out of 418 Deputies
elected, there are only 33 Liberaux; there remains therefore
a majority of 161 Royalists.--(Gesette de Frames.)
"Letters from Bayonne of the 14th instant say.--' The Eng-
lish have seized two Portuguese vessels qt the mouth of the
Tagus, and reports of war between England and Portugal as-
sume a aonsistrucc.'—(lliid.)
London, England, 1820-11-25

REGISTER OF FASHION.

Lord and Lady Loraine and family arrived on Thursday nt
Thomas'• Hotel, Berkeley square, from the Continent,
Sir John and Lady Shelley arrived on Thursday at their
house in Berkeley square, from their seat, Madersfield Park,
Sussex. .

The Earl of Rosalyn left town on Thursday, on a visit to
Lord Robert Seymour fur a few days, at his seal in Sussex,
on his way to his seat in Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wynn have left town, on a visit to
Lord and Lady Grenville, at their seat, Drupmore Lodge,
Bucks.

Hon. Mr. Smith arrived yesterday at his father's Lerd Car-
rington's residence, Whitehall, from a visit to the Earl of
Essex, at his seat, Cashiobury Park, Herts.
Major FAlle, M. P. and Mrs. Fatte, are arrived at Warren's
Hotel, Regent-street, from Tunbridge Wells.
Captain Thompson, 85th Regiment, and Mrs. Tkompson,
left the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, yesterday, for Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandus Pole arrived yesterday at the St.
James's Hotel,Jertnyn-street, from a tour.
The Duke of Devonshire has left town for his seat, Chats
worth, Derbyshire.
BATH Amy/wt.—Earl and Countess Waldegrave, Lady
Betsbam, Lady Tremliston, Lady Scott, Honourable Miss
Grintstone, Honourable Mr. Boyle, Sir Robert Blair, Sir
Walter James, Sir S. Wathen—Lieutenant-General Stuart,
Colonel Cope, Colonel Chamberlain, Colonel L. P. Jones,
Lieut.-Col. Parkinson, Lient,Col. Parry, Major and Mrs.
Kirkwood, Major Astley, Capt. and Mrs. Forbes, Capt. Jets-
tice, Capt. Newman, Capt. Rogers, Capt. Stevenson, Capt.
Towsey, Lieut. Justice, and Lieut. Young.
London, England, 1820-11-22

FOR TIIE SUN.

MR. EDITOR—In consequence of the late
transaction in the House of Lords an illumina-
tion took place here last night, ostensibly for the
acquittal of HER MAJESTY, but, in fact, full
•four:lifths of the inhabitants were induced to ex-
hibit a few lights to save themselves from out-
rage. The usual exhibitions of MAJocct, Du-
mosT, and II ER MAJESTY, were paraded, to the
amusement of women and children, while every
precaution was used by the Mayor to preserve
the peace, and I have reason to believe success-
fully.
The Agent here for the lion. East India Com-
pany, Mr. EDWARD IGGULDEN, particularly dis-
played his sentiments in HER MAJESTY'S favour
by a gorgeous exhibition of coloured lamps, ex-
tending in huge letters the whole front of his
house, forming the word " Victorious !!" This
is the Gentleman who particularly signalised him-
4elf, some time since, in the affair of the two
Naval Officers,AßßlSTEl,l,andßOusiLLlAnn,tried
• (and most honourably acquitted) on a charge of
wounding, with intent to kill, a notorious smug-
gler.—Our Custom House and Naval Store-
keepers, and all the principal Houses, were par-
tially lighted up, and, I am happy to add, all
passed over well.
Deal, 41st Nov. 1340.
London, England, 1820-11-22

rivE PER CENTS.

Saturday
DEFERRED STOCK
t)f the 22d Sept., 1820 93 f. 40 c.
" 'I aoretiv, Nov. s.—The arrival of the King of Prussia
's fixed for the 7th instant. The Emperor of Austria
will
Proceed to meet his Majesty.
" Hitherto, Couriers have only been sent to Vienna, War-
saw, and Pvtersburgh. The other Capitals of Europe will
l',k‘bably nut receive communications till a definitive ltesolu-
ti°l„
as rendered
have been adopted, respecting the object which
necessary the assemblage of Sovereigns.
" The two Emperors mutually visit, but without any kind
of ceremony.
It was reported, but the rumour wants confirmation, that
the SPanish Minister would arrive here immediately.
Nuttemseno, Nov. U.—The King of Prussia has arrived
41.4°I'Pau in good health?'

American Papers arrived this morning to the
23d October, and Halifax to the 2d November.

Extract (From The Baltimore Paper of Oct. 19.)
'act of a Letter from Captain EDON, of the French ship
41Alert, at St. Mary's, to Mr. LEMAITRN, Consignee 0'
8441 Ship.

" ST. MARY'S, SEPT. O.
011 the 25th inst. two American Officers,
.1' 411 the Captain of the Revenue cutter, and
4about 20 men with arms, came on board my ship
to A
tab" possession of her in the name of the
illnerican Government, and to conduct her to St.
-arY's• I declared to the Officers that I was
SPanish water; that I had fulfilled towards
the Government all the formalities required by
t
= and that I acknowledged no other audio-

At the same time the Captain of the cut
ter ordered his men to weigh anchor : I armed
illYself, drove the men from the cable, and threat-
ened to blow out the brains of the first one who
Would dare to come near it. The orders of these
°facers were not to use violence. They cant to
the fort of Amelia for more arms ; whilst an
Icer came here for further orders. On the
,3
°"°wing day he returned with positive orders to
take the ship by force of arms ; he accordingly
arranged his men on one side of the ship, armed
• them
With muskets, swords, and pistols, ordered
theta to load, and summoned me in the name
°f his Government ; I consequently gave
1111 up the ship, and declared, in the pre-
t'ence of the crew, that I surrendered myself
to the American Government, and that I made
i
answerable to the Spanish Government for
1,427 ship and for all damages. They immediately
hauled down the white flag, and made necessary
preparations to bring the ship to this place. From
this moment I considered myself no more as
Captain, and came on shore. All the inhabitants
of this place consider this as an act of injustice ;
the Collector himself is already afraid of the re-
sult of this transaction ; he has already offered
t° give me a passport to proceed to sea. This is
retracting from what he has done. I have not
London, England, 1820-08-07

PIIiVATE AND tOitRESPCi\bENCE.

Au G. 4.—Mischievous reports have
been some ddys in circulation, as to the King's
death, but it was attended with this good effects
as it proved, by the spontaneous and universal ex-
pression of sorrow, how dear his Majesty is to all
his subjects : they may cavil with his Govern-
ment, and split into parties, but the moment his
life is in danger, but one sentiment animates all
. .
ranks, all. classes, and persons of all opinions.

News of an insurrection at Milan has reached
Paris. Constitutional Governments art the order
of the day ; they are demanded at the point of
the sword, but let us not forget, that what is so
obtained may also be lost in the same manner.
London, England, 1820-08-07

STATIONARY OFFICE, JULY 31, 1820.

91nIE COMPTROLLER and STORE-
KEEPER of this OFFICE are ready to receiva TEN-
DERS for the Supply of PAPER, PENS, QUILLS, SEAkt-
ING WAX, WAX.TAPER, WAFERS, CORI), CUTLERY,
CALENDARS, ALMANACKS, &c., PACKING CASES,
TAPES, RIBBONS, &c. &c. for the Public Service, and
COALS, for the use of this Office.

Printed particulars will be delivered, and Samples of the
Articles required will be exhibited at the Storekeeper's
Office, from Eleven o'Clock until Three, fOr twenty-eight
days from the Datehereof.
London, England, 1820-08-07

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Pet:farmed on Saturday Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.—The Jealous Wife. After
which, Rosina. -
THEATitic ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.—The Blind Boy.
After which, Belles without Beaux. To which was added,
Amateurs and Actors.

PRICE OF STOCKS
TIIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

I per Cent.iled. 69 684
i per Cent. Cons. 684 i
3} per Cent. 74
4 per Cents
)per Ct. Navy Attn. 103 i 102 i

Bank. Long Ann.
India Bonds .... 2.25. 235. pr.
Excl►. Bills, 2d. ....3s. 55.. pi.
()annum # dic.
Cons. for Account GSM

MAILS.
AisitivEn-2 Dublin, 2 Waterford, 1 Malta, 1 France,
1 Flanders, 1 Brazils.
DUE-1 Holland, 2 Gottenburgh, I Hainburgli.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 53 minutts after ).—Evening, 17 tumults attcr