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Grand Jury to the Court of King's Bench. Grand
Julies might do wrong, but that was no reason why
they should be calumniated.' He did not join in a
vote of censure. He believed that the Right Hon.,
and Learned Gentleman had been anxious to dis-
charge his duty honestly, but in his zeal he had ex-
ceeded the restrictions imposed by the Constitution.
Mr. BROWNLOW shortly replied. He said that
he would not press the question to a division.
Sir F. BURDETT rose and gave notice, that on Tuesday
next, the sad Inst. he would bring before the House the conduct
of the Sheriff of Dublin, as connected with this transaction.
Colonel BAGWELL hoped that the Honourable Baronet
would shape the proceeding, so that both the Sheriffs of Dublin
should attend.
Sfr F. BURDETT assented.
- -

Mr. ELLIS (of Dublin) was about to speak, when
Mr. GOULBURN spoke to order.
The SPEAKEIt considered that the Honourable Member
was not In order. He then proceeded in the usual way to ad-
journ the House, when
Mr. ELLIS appeared on his legs. He said„the Sheriff of.
Dublin (Thorpe) denied the expressions imputed to him, and
wished for inquiry.—The House adjourned at One

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1825.
THE FUND&
London, England, 1823-04-16

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~. - . »,. .. ROYAL ACADtMY OF MUSIC •:-
Under the immediate Patronage of his MAJESTY..
.4.
, fiN THURSDAY, the Mb initiet, will .be giveit
.. •
•
‘, it the Kteca's T a CONCERT on a most extensive 1
• scale, to Which nearly all the great Professors of the Capital,
Vntal and Instrumental, have kindly lent their asslstance. The
Orchestra will consist of upwardi of Two Hutictrid Perforthers.
Further particulars will he announced in a. short time. -
- Boxes and Tickets to be had at the Royal Academy, Tenter-
den-street, Hanover-square.
It Is respectfully notified, that no notes (except those taken at
the Academy) will be for the Benefit of the Institutioa.
Boxes on the Ground and First Tiers se4 4 .0
The other Tiers - - - 3 3 0 •
Pit - - - - - 0 10 6
Gallery - - * - - -0 5 0
3d April, 1823. -
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CAPITAL COLLECTION OF PICTURES,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on Fataav next.
April 18, at Twelve &bark,
ARARE and VALUABLE COLLECTION of
PAINTINGS of a High Class, chiefly of the Cabinet
Size, in a fine state of preservation, comprising Specimens of
the Italian, Venetian, French, Dutch, and English Schools, vie.
Poussin Hobbitua De Hooge
Domenichino Cuyp liewens
Claude Vernet P. Neefs
Titian ',lngelbach De Witt
Caracci Ostade O. Dont,-
P. Veronese Teniers Paliniedes
Wouvermaus Molinear Vandenlda
Ruysdael Netscber Wilson, &c. Stel
To be viewed on Wednesday and Thursday proceding the
Sale ; and Catalogues had, at Sixpence each, at the Marts Ind
of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton.street. ____
London, England, 1823-04-16

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Con-As opened this morning at,76*, and remain steady at that
price. It is said here that, by private accounts from Paris, the
loss of the French before St. Sebastian's was much greater than
what they have been pleased to allow in th:ir official accounts ;
and that it is now the intention of the Duke of Angouleme sot
to pass the Ebro until he has obtained possession of the different
fortresses by which his rear might be endangered.
London, England, 1823-06-24

RECIPIIOCITY OF DUTIES BILL.

Mr. HUSUSSON moved the Order o& .the Day
for the second re tding of the Reciprocity of Duties
Bill. The parties most interested in the measure
wished that an opportunity might be afforded them
of stating their objections. He was desirous that they
should Lace the opportunity they desired. object
now was, to accelerate the Bill one stage. Ile would
move the third reading on Monday, to which time he
hoped the lion. I•e-n'.er (Mr. Robertson) would post-
pone hi; oirservatiot,..
Mr. ROBFACISON said a few teems respecting
the inconveniences that would arise if the other Powers
did not act on a principle of reciprocity.
Mr. II U wished to know whether the heavy
duties now charged in the ports of Prussia, amount-
ing to six guilders pr last, were to be taken cif if
this: Bill should pass? It was understood, on the first
introduction of the meastite, that the oilier Por.vers
were reparef to act on a pricipl6 of reciprocity.
Mr. 1 I USKISSON said, that the Prussian Minister
in had fAitted the readiness of the Court of
Berlin to adopt the principle, it it were mace reci-
procal. lle further stated, that it the principle of
reciprocity were not adopted by this country, the ex-
clusive duties of Prussia would he carried much fur-
ther.—The Bill was read a second time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow.
COM BARON O'GRADY.

'Nit. RICE moved the Order of the Day, that the
I touhe should resolve itself into a Committee upon the.
conduct of the Chief Baron of the Exchequer (Ireland).
Mr. C. H. HUTCHINSON was astonished at the
conduct of: his Honourable Friend, in pressing for-
wat d that question in the then state of the House,
and in the absence of sever al Honourable and Learned
Members, who had given notice of their opposition
to the motion. He (Mr. HutchinSon) would oppose'
the Speaker's leaving the Chair.
Mr. S. RICE begged pardon for interrupting his
Ilonourabe Friend. He was by no means anxious
to take ad vAntage of the absence of any Honourable
Member, or to press the question forward ; but
:saving been charged repeatedly with delay, it was

quite evident that ifhe did not seize that opportunity,
when there was nothing else before the House, he should.
lay himself open to a similar char^e then. However,.
if any HonOurable Gentleman objected to his pro-
ceeding. with thehnsiness, he would give way.
Sir .1. NEWPORT defended the conduct of his
Honourable Friend (Mr. Rice), and said, that at that
late period of the Sescinn great inconvenience and
hard,Lip occurred to I lonourable Members who did
ante J to their Parliamentary duty, in consequence
•of the non-attendance Of other Honourable Mem-
bers, to accommodate whom the public business was
obliged to be postponed. •
After a few words from Mr. C. 11. IluTcniNsoN,
Mr. Rice withdrew his motion.

The Labour of Convicts Bill, the Larcenies .(Beiefit of
Clergy) Bill, the Capital Punishments Repeal Bill, the Felo-
nies (Benefit of Clergy) Bill, the Sentence of Death Bill, and
the Felo de Se Bill, were severally forwarded through their re-
spective stages, and ordered to be read a third time on Wed-
nesday next.
London, England, 1823-06-24

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Colombian Stock still keeps droopilig, although the events hi
that quarter still require confirmation. Spanish Bonds opened
at 32 to k, went up to 52i with scarcely any business doing.
Current Prices :—New Spanish 32i, New Prussian 841 i
Russian SOS, Danish 89:;, Neapolitan 76, Colombian 46.

This morning we received intelligence confirming
the account of the removal of FERDINAND from
Seville to Cadiz. The KING expressed great reluc-
tance in quitting Seville, nor could he be prevailed on
to depart until the coercive measures of the Govern-
ment rendered his resistance unavailing.

The French Papers of Sunday have reached us.
The only articles of intelligence they contain will be
found in a preceding column. \Pe :re still without
any news from Lisbon, except that already derived
through the medium of the FrenCh.Papers, and they
are now almost silent as to the counter-revolution at
Lisbon, which, however, they assert to be complete.

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.

" PARIS, JUNIS 21.

It is very true that the generality of the nation
are decidedly against the war. But the Ministerial
party endeavour to make it palatable, by proclaim-
ing its advantageous consequences. They say that
France will be amply repaid for her expenses by the
acquisition of a valuable Spanish Colony; and they
go so far as to hold out the certainty of' the renewal
of the Family Compact, with additional privileges."

Bayonne Papers to the 16th instant reached us this
morning. The intelligence they contain, though not
of a very decisive character, is interesting, and we
give it without comment:
London, England, 1823-06-24

WINDSOR, JUNE 22.

The KING, we are harpy to say, appears ex.tremely
well, and takes an airing every day in Windsor Park.
Yesterday we were gratified with seeing his MA-
JESTY, attended by a Gentleman, -drive through the
town in his little phaeton down Thames•strect and
Datchet-lane, and round the Park wall by D.itchet
Bridge and Old Windsor, on his return to the Lodge.
As soon as it was known that his MAJESTY was going
through the town, the church bells set up a merry
peal, and in the evening the Town Hall and all his
MAJESTY'S tradespeople were splendidly illuminated.
The Rev. Mr. StnuNKR performed Divine Service, as
Chaplain, ycsrcrday, before the kir°, &c. at the
Lodge. His AIAJes-ry received the Duke of Cusr-
BERLAND on his arrival at the door of the Lodge
yesterday morning. The Royal Duke, accompanied
by the Marquis of CONYNGHANI and his son, after-
wards rode on horseback from thr Lodge to the Cas-
tle, where • his Royal Highness staid some tics e, and
then returned to the Cottage to dinner. This morn-
ing, at a quarter past twelve o'clock, hii Royal High-
ness left the Lodge for London.
London, England, 1823-06-24

. M,1,5,~.1tC3-~E~EB.

1
COURT OF Mee!!! WAR, JUlt 22
T MOM IP: TRADCIa SIR Alta:
The SoLiction-Gassznat stated the case. Tire d,,e
readmit was-a brewer of considerable business nit
Albans, and the present was a chat ge for 11461,1
quantity of table beer with a quantity of ,Hoag bier;
also for selling such beer. There were several con.,
charging him with ,various acts, saki), if•pto,„
' would subject the defendant to very heavy pcsiaki;7.
One cbf them was for having neglected to r!ace
the, table-beer casks the Roman leiter I', too .114.
Iguish it, as required by Act of Parliament. lt,tt
!necessary to state, in order to spew the nfret.tts
charged against the defendant more clearly, thin bt
Act of Parliament tl duty is imposed ti? 011 41-011,„„
of ten shillings per barrel, while that tym table.btet
is only two shillings; and if.the pn-Ictice of mis
were allowed, a portion of the duty would Et.
evaded ; for a partnean make his, beer as strong al
he.pteases, and pay but ten shillings duly 4,4 its
which by mixing with table beer, at two sliiiimpo,
barrel duty, two barrels caul be made for taelvel‘i
lings duty, being only six •shillings per banal; thisi
sold as strong beer, at ten ahillius per ba-rel dor!,
In order to carry this.regulation Into efikt, 4%11
sold under 16s. per barrel must be table bet; and
no table beer can be sold at more than 18s.per barn!,
under a heavy penalty. The Learned Counsel sail
he would calla person who was in the delei.dam's
employ, and he would prove the ntixtumot the qu,
lities as well as produce extracts from the delciniaral
boas of such beer (containing a quantity of tahie
beer) having been sold for mare than ham;
• A verdict was taken for the Crown, in a single
penalty for each offence, amounting in the whole to
£1000'; the amount at fires claimed was nom&
1 of £lo,ooo.—Several other brewers submitted to ter.
riots against them for penaltie;.

The remains. of Mr. Wm. Congtur. we:e inteoti
on Sunday, in the chutch-yard nt S. (;:ort,,,es, is
the Borough, the parish in %villa I,:t resided.
London, England, 1823-06-24

BEER RETAIL BILL.

Mr. BROUGHAM moved the second reading of
the Beer Retail Bill.
The C El ANC ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER would
not oppose the-Bill. but he could not assent to it.
Alderman WOOD hoped his Honourable and
Learned Friend would not press this Bill, which
would only ruin a large class of respectable persons,
who had sunk their property in leases of public-
houses. He hoped the Chancellor of the Exchequer
would repeal the duty on beer.
Mr. BROUGHAM had no objection to take the
debate on going into the Committee on the Bill. He
declared that he was serious in bringing this forward,
though he was not so interested in it as the brewers
and publicans. He had already pot it off to suit the
convenience of the Hon. Alderman himself.
'Mr. H. G. BENNET considered this a question of
Igreat importance to the vested interests of the publi-1
cans; fur it was a Bill to enable any person to sell
beer the same as bread, and butter, and cheese. A
house with a license had a sort of adventitious value
attached to it; for instance, there were many houses
which would not sell for more than 000, without a
license, that with one would bring £1,200. He was
quite sure that the Public required some relief on the
score of the licensing system.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER took
nearly the same view of the Bill, though lie did not
object to the principle of it. The reason why he in•
troduced a less extended measure was, that he might
not disturb a great deal of property vested in public-
houses and breweries.

Mr. BROUGHAM said, it was never his intention
to give the great brewers a monopoly, but they re-
ceived it incidentally and accidentally. The Bill
would not interfere with the sale of beer to be drank
upon the premises of the vender.
The Bill was then read a second time; and ordered
to be committed on Friday.
London, England, 1823-06-24

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
It KG ENT -ST REEF.
IIIIDSUM:VI ER RENEWALS are now in course
jYI of delivery. Those who continue insured in this Este-
obtnent seven years, upon annual as well as upon septennial
miles, and whether they have been claimants for losses or
ekerwise, share in the Profits. These have produced returns
dTtsenty•five and Twenty per Cent. invariably ; and to 93,000
rwri during the last nine _years, a greater advantage to the
r,she than any(other Office now existing has afforded.
London, England, 1823-06-24

READY PREPARED PAINTS

10f every kind, properly mixed for In-door and Out-door Work.
LWbite Pant of the very best quality at 70. per lb. other Cu-
,lours in proportion.
Genuine WHITE LEAD, Common ditto, and OILS,
I COLOURS, and VA RN ISHES of every description. ARO-
MATIC PAINTS, Stc. /cc.
Investments of these Articles properly assorted and packed
for Exportation.
Patterns of the Greens, and Lists of the Colours may be
vett at the MANUFACTORY, 83, WEST-SMITHFIELD,
INN DON.

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A CARD;`*- --!***"`"---

Vrit. BAYLX, Surgeon-Dentist, with the sstnt•
I tion ofainany Gentlemen who rank high in the Medial
Profession. also of many Ladles and Gentlemen who have ex-
perienced beneficial effects from his improvement in the different
stepartnurnts of his profesdonal practice (the most genuine proofs
of which he is enabled to produce in 'numerous letters eons
such who have been so friendly as to declare themselves bound
to acknowledge the salutary relief derived from his much-ap-
proved system of treatment and operation's). ' Availing himself
of their encouraging wishes and advice. Mr. B. has come to 'a
determination of dividing the time for his' 'praetiee equally be-
tween London and Brighton, alternately a week 'at each place. -
giving the second and fourth quarter of every mouth to Lon-
don, at 12, South Crescent, Bedford-square ; and every lint and
third quarter of the month at Brighton. Performs ev,sy ope. 1
ration incidental to the Teeth' and Gums, supplies all deficiency
of the Palate and Teeth in any number to complete Sets, per-
fectly easy and useful in every respect, and natural In their ap-
pearance, upon the principles of his improvements.
Mr. Bayly begs leave to advise those who would wish to
receive the benefit of his treatment in inflammation g• the in-
ternanneinbrane (or Tooth-ach), to apply in its first stage% if
possible, as condelerable advantage will be the result-of an early
attention to that malady, and of the least pain is not felt in its
cure or the preservation of the tooth.
At home nom Ten to Give.—Appointments out attended to.
Terms moderate.—The Poor may attend bfore Ten o'Clock.
London, England, 1823-04-29

MARINE VILLA, ISLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE LET, FURNISHED,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
For One Year or longer,
ADESIRABLE MARINE VILLA, situate at
RYDE, in the ISLE of WIGIIT,
&aid on a Pleasure Ground to the Sea, consisting of an excel-
kat Dining and Drawing room of large dimensions, and con-
viction Offices and Servants'-rooms, seven Bed-chambers, and
thus Dressing-rooms; good Stabling, Coach-house, and Ser-
vase Apartments over ; and excellent Hot and Cold Bath, Ice-
bat. good Kitchen-garden, Green-house, &e.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-strcet.

LEICESTER-PLACE, LEICESTER SQUARE,
DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE.
TO BE LET, FURNISHED, OR THE LEASE SOLD,

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Moine, Regent-street),
AVERY Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE,
situate in Leicester-Place, Leicester-Square, handsomely
itnl ape. and in excellent repair, adapted for the accommoda-
On, of a Gentleman's Family; with convenient Ofices in the
Natnt. Immediate possession may be bad.
To be viewed by Tickets, wlikh, with Particulars, may be
4414 Mr. Robins,170, gent Re ...street.

NORTH DEVON,
14" BIDEFORD, and the beautiful Seaport of CLOVE L LT,
commanding fine Views of the Sea and Lundy Island.
TO BE LET,
With immediate Possession,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-strceo
TWO very desirable MARINE COTTAGE RE.
SIDENCES, with Offices, Garden, and Stable, and a
74ht 61SPorting over Eleven Hundred Acres of Land, abound.-
tcl 'with Game; situate in 2 very beautiful woo4ed country,
;tblacing highly picturesque Views, both Land and Sea, Lundy
presenting a fine feature • excellent Walks and Drives
clrobanh the Woods (which overhang the Cliff), to the Beach at
nit
able Bay, with a continued enlivened scenery, by tte
Rs-
orslishing.yrsselsels employed in that Seaport.
Paniculars may be bad of al, ir. Robins, 170, Regent-street.

TO SILK-WEA VERS AND TH ROWSTERS, AND MA.
IUFACTURERS OF SI LK, CLOTH. HOSE, &e.
TO BE SOLD OR LET,

And entered upon immediate,
A M"T CONVENIENT and 'ELL-BUILT
. FACTORY, of Three Floors besides the Basement Story;
It U feet and 22 feet deep ; with two Wings, extending
wards from the Factory, the one 22 feet square, the other
15fret by ; including most commodious Rooms for Weaving
!Pk Or Cloth, with suitable receptacles for Silk, Wool, or Yarn
lard behind the Factory ; a large Cistern, and abundance of
"ft sad hard Wattr ; Counting-kouse and all necessary Apart-
well arranged, ind suited to all the purposes of an ex-
Manufactory.
psidPinittg to, and to be Let (if required) with the Factory,
tLatle Piece of Freehold Land, about Fifty Perches, walled
in_ on two sides, and weal adapted for building. The above are
11"4te at Devises, a populous and manufacturing Town in the
convoy of
particulars address Mr. B. W. Angie., Devisee; or Mr.
A,:r, Ilvdt, 51‘, /nark-lane, London.
•-• •
London, England, 1823-04-29

.COLOMBIAN LOAN.
!STOIIOE is hereby given, That., the SF.COND
11 lISLF-YEARLY DIVIDEND of this LOAN will be
paid to the Bond-holders on the lst day of MAX next, and.ar.y
subsequent day (Sundays excepted). The Dividend Warrants
are to he left for ex..mination at the Of of Messcs. C. Her-
ring, AV:Graham, and J. D. Powles, No. 3, Freeman's-court,
Cornhill, ont day previous to receiving the Dividend.
Freeman's-court, March 27, 1823.
London, England, 1823-04-29

TO BE LET,
Ey Mr. ItOBIN3,
' (Of Warwick HoUse, Regent-street),
Till Lady-day, 1825, with, Immediate Possession,
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLA near the Me-
tropolis, situate on the BANKS of the THAM KS. with
my accommodation for a FAMILY of the HIGHEST RE-
SPECTABILITY, with PLEASURE-GROUNDS, Car-
e; and Land, Coach-house, Stable, Entrance Lodge, &c.
To be viewed by 'Fizkets only, which, with Particulars, may
kkaa of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1823-04-29

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LONDON.

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THE EVENING STAR.

TO CORRESPONDRNTS.
Measures *hall be immediately taken on the letter from

TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1523.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK'
C..nsols opened thi3 morbing at rfa *; but little business is

Private letters from Paris, dated at a late hour oil Saturday
etenirg, mention a report which prevailed in that Capital, of
:lite.% having got into the rear of the Frtnch Army, and cut off
the comrrmnication with France. The Duc &Armour-mit had,
is said, detached a division of his army against ldiaa, when a
severe engagement ensued, in which the French lost from 1,500
to 2,OZa mer.
London, England, 1823-06-12

SPIT4LFZELZ4 'JAPERS.

•

%

The greet interest excited by the,third regic
this .Silk Manufacture Bill (or mere property
into the Rill foe the repeal of the Spital6this
lations), brought down yesterday newly these
the-poor people emplerd in the Silk Trade to
neighbourhood-of the Mist of Commons. p
yard WAS thronged with them in every part, 41
every at enee ref the House, grons the outer do
the Members iebly. Sorne.lud paid balf.
for the luxury. of a sqeeege in the gallery to hear it
'debate on the measure. Many Members, and mai
gets who were mistaken for Members, were earnestly
solicited by various grouper, as they passed in*
oppose the Bill. At seven o'clock the crowd ah„le
'the House was immense. The interest excited 4nm.
the crowd was intense wiles it 'as communities::
thtini that the House was dividing on the thirds,*
ing. As soon as the division was over, a pev
came from the House informed those nearest shoal,
that. the Bill was lost. This pleasing news spread ii:
stantly amongst the crowd, and was received oitk
',loud shouts and waving of ham The exaltatiu‘v,„
;however, but short-lived. The real state eddg,„.,'
!was soon made known—that the Kill was pahedi;
a malnrity of thirtcsro• The disaPP6nuneht nit%
ito be deeply Celt btu slh. but. never did se lie a
assemblage beer is Eisaiprlniutment better. 'Nitta
not the slightest disposition to disorder of ally kied.
:The crowd separated into small groups, by vh
merits of theliall WON again discussed, ands
little time the whole bad. peaceably retired,- ,

•.~
London, England, 1823-06-12

• - •
he
gr. Pact, and )fr. BaO::R151, rerspeetirethe day tb
,hich the debate should be adjourned ; Mr; CANNUo6 proposing
that.' the firbute should be adjourned to Tuesday, . and •hir.
3,00001 propming to proceed in it to-morrow, which proposi-
tion Iv ultimately adopted, and the debate adjourned to this day.
mr. HUNT postponed his motion respecting the Lord Lieu-
WWII 4 Ireland to the 19th instant. . •
Elections in Ireland Bill was read a third time and paned.
her Orders were then disposed of, apd the House ad-
iogod at Half-post One o'Clock. - - -
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London, England, 1823-06-12

EAST EMU iItrUSE, .lame 10, 1005.- •
THE COURT pfDIRI;:(7OII,9V'thetriVITEICt
.
. Mad Xl' szßaux-ni V TlVGL4o;tralioti
(JON EAST rxDrEs, do hetet e
That a SPECIAL GENRRAL CbilltT of .the said Com-
pany will be held at their House In Leadeniall-stieet, or. FRI-
DAY next, the nth instant, at Eleveii e'Clockiu the Forenoon,
for the purpose of subintiting for confirmation the Resolution of
the General Court of this day, approving the Resolution of the
Court of Directors of the 27th ult. fcr establishing a Supreme
Court of Judicature at Domb'ay, in Cie room of the Recorder's
Court at that Presidency ; and .-.:so tor making sundry altera-
tions in the existing provisicas as to the Pensions to the Judges
of the Indian Courts of Judicature on Retirement ; and as to
granting a Pension to the Reciat der of .Prince of Raley Island
upon retirement.
The Coon of Directors do also give notice, that the said Ge-
neral Court is further made Special, for the purpose of sub-
mitting for couftratation the Resolution of the General Court
of this day, approving the Ite.suiution of the Court of Directors
of the ..7th ult. for molting sundry alterations in the existing
Law with respect to Allowances to the Bishop of Calcutta, and
as to-Pensions on Retirement to the Dialiop attd the several
Archdeacons in his Diocese.
The Reports required by the Bye Laws, together with the
Documents upon which the said Resolutions have been formed,
are open for the inspection of We Proprietors at this House.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1823-04-18

Nc-Ivrßrß 11 283

GRAND MASQUERADE, ARGYLL ROOMS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1 8 23.
THE NOBILITY and PUBLIC are respectfully
informed, that upon the suuestion of several Persona of
Distinction, the above Rooms have been selected as the most
appropriate for
A SPLENDID MASKED FETE,
To be riven in Commemoration of .

BIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY'S NATAL DAY.
The Committee appointed for superintending the Arrange-
ments, pledge themselves that every exertion will be made to
reader this Masquerade the most animated and superb that has
heal given for many years, and such as will r►ticent the cha-
racter of this species of Amt.scntent.
military, Pandean, Quadrille, Country Dance, ard other
Bands, will be placed in the different Booms. A rth is front the
Continent (exclusively engased for this Night) will -Appear iii the
Costume of different Nations. Several Protessional Gentlemen
have kindly volunteered their Services on this occasion.
The celebrated Signior ANTONIO and Mr. Wiesoir will exhibit
their extraordinary talents on the Cordes Volante and Tendue.
Te ROYAL FAN race' N I will likewise perform at different
periods of the Evening.
is addition to the above, a great Variety of Entertainnicnts
Rill be introduced, b a style of Brilliancy and Novelty never
ate-riled.
Tickets One Guinea each, to include Tea, Coffee, Ices,
Coafectione7, &c. &c. &c. Ticliets for the Supper 7s. 6d. cacti
(line not included), which will be furnished by Mr. Jartin,
yawl Confectioner, 133, New Bond-street (from Gunter':), in
*wee of elegance applicable to the day. The %Vinci will be
by hacks Wright, of the Opera Cidintadc, I lay-
starlet, which will he of the choicest quality, and in the highest
condition, front an lc.,d Celi.ir under the Supper-room.
Dominoes, &c. &c. to be had at the Rooms. Tickets
tribe had of the Committee; at Mr. Clarks IVright's Opera
thiplude, Haymarket ; Messrs. Bats, Royal Exchange ; Cie-
reeti, ; Jarrin, Ncw Bond•strect ; and at all the
prirripal :iv(' Club-houses.
Dena to be opened at Ten o'clock precisely. Supper-rooms
at Ore o'Clock. No person to he admitted to the Masquerade
except in a Domino, Mask, or Character.
The ruwt complete arrangement has been made with respect
to the Police.
London, England, 1823-04-18

SPANISH LOANS OF 1821 AND 1822.
THE DIVIDEND payable in London on the
Ist Nay next, on the Sl'A NISH FIVE l'Elt CENT.
CONSOLIDATED ..1N L: ITI FS note• in Circulat;on of the
Lacs of 18?.1 and 1822, ncgociated f Messrs. Aroota, lies.
and Co. and countersigned by them and Messrs. J. Lay-
rrirs and Co. of Paris, will be paid at the Douse of A. F. Hat,
:ream and Sons, N 0.24, Cateaton-street, on that- and evert
utteedin% Day (Sundays excepted) between the Hours of Tun
and Two.

It Will be necessary to leave the Dividend Warrants, with
Lists thrreof, in numerical oiler, for Examination, One Day
pre-anus to the Application for P.syment.

TEN POUND NOTE.
A LADY, near Birmingham, has received an
11. Anonymous Letter, bearing the Oxford Post-mark, and
enclosing a Ten Pound Hank Bill, which was requested to be
acknowledged in the STAR. She will be obliged to S. B. to in-
form her, for whit purpose it wa/ sent to her, and in what man-
ner it is wished to be applied.

A MARRIED and BEN EI:ICED CLERGYMAN,
fmnerly Tutor to a Nobleman of the highest &ink, and
sksequently.receiving a few PUPILS into his house, (.t mode-
rae aistallre from London), has now a VA CA N C Y.—Letters
trtzted for Rev. A. B. Mr. Hayes's, Bookseller, 8, Henrietta-
"tt, Cavent-garden, London, will be duly fors 4rded to him.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
.riARROLL is happy to announce the continuation
of that great Success which has for so many years distin.
Visbed his Offices. The First Day of the preseut Lottery he
Shared and Sold TEN Capital Prises, viz.
N 0.556 £20,000 3,057 £3OO
2,633 1,000 No. 891 200
3,846 1,000 1,719 200
1,649 500 1,931. • 1200
To. 30 SOO 3,631 200
in the last Contract be also ld TWO of L'20,0003 One of
41,2400, besides many others of £l,OOO, £.OO, &a. &c. at his
_vats, No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-strut. There .17e 0:.ly
lvfo Days to Draw, viz. NEXT W E ONES!) iY, and the Bth
er May. The Wheel contains Two of £20,000, Two of £5,000,
_426 other Capitals of £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. Every Bank or
Prize drawn Next Wednesday will be exchanged, gratis,
Nt am Untitawn Ticket or Share fur the 80) 11-ty ; therefore
an wholoy before Next Wednesday are if tl.ey do :1.):
Set a Capital Prize on that day, of having an. undrawn Chance
fnriatite Prizes the Last Day.

SHAVING RENDERED EAFY by the con,tant
use of RIGGE'S MAGNETIC E.TZOR TABLET,
'which, in its present improved cute. canshires all the properties
of loth a (lone and a Strop, without the of Oil. To those
lemiri who feel the inconvenivrce of a strong beard, and
tender face, the MAGNETIC TA 13 LET is most invaluable;
its Ste is particularly simple, and ha effect on a good Razor
antlithing, price 71. 64.
RIGGL'S AROMATIC SHAVING SOAP will oho, 'by
a single trial, prove the Proprietors have at length sue.vetted
,
rendering the operatior. of Shavirrg, hitherto painful and
tw-
Veasont, now easy and pleasing.
Manufactory, (55,
London, England, 1823-04-18

lIETGATE, MAYOR.
ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chambet
of the Guildhall of the City of London, on THURSDAY, the
17th day of April, 1823;
Resotran, That it appears to this Court that it is the opinion
d Thomas Telford, F.sq. Engineer, that the removal of the ex-
isting Dam at London Bridge, will occasion a most important
change in the River westward of the Bridge, and may possibly
aliect its navigation, and injure the property on both its sides, or
Lank!, to a very serious extent; and that before he can give a
utisfactory opioion on that important matter, he must make an
accurate servey of the River, its Shores, and Banks, from Lon-
de@ Bridge to the Lock at Teddington, which it will take about
a month to effect, and that he cpprehends that Westminster
Bridge will incur the risk of being injured by the removal of the
Dim it London Bridge._ _ _ .

That it would, therefore, be highly dangerous to engage to
oadertake a work of this tremendous magnitude, and one which
may produce the destruction of property to an incalculable
amount, without the fallest investigation of these important
points, and the most mature deliberation.
That the Bridge House Committee be instructed to urge upon
the Committee of the House of Commons, in the strongest man
err, the necessity of not malting any Report on the 13411 now peed.
in: In Parliament for a New Bridge, till they have obtained a
formal Report front Mr. Teliord on these mementous subjects;
and that the said Bridge House Committee be further instructed
ta examine evidence thereon, and report to this Court.
That this Court are still of tyission, that whettsvcr the said
LII is proceeded with, provision should be made fur o'ataininl.
line Million of Mtsney, at the least, beyond the aunt to be'
darged en the Bridge House Estates, to be raised only in case of
seed, and to be expendedfunder such coot[ out as Parliament shall
einct, inasmuch as no estimate has been made of a large portion
of the contemplated charge, and past experience has shown, that
to reliance can be placed on Estimates of Claims fiir
utvm; and it is therefore the imperious duty of this Court to
ram the fund.: of the Corporation front any deterioration arising
from a measure which this Court conceives to be both useless
sad Inexpedient. WOODTHORPE.
London, England, 1823-10-28

SPANISH LOANS OF 1821 AND 1822.
THE DIVIDEND payable in London on the Ist
November next, on the Spanish Five per Centi Consolidated
Annuities, now in circulatiop, nt the Loans of 1821 and 1822, no-
gociated by Messrs. Ardoin, Hubbard; and Co. and. countersigneil
by them and Messrs. J. Laffitte and Co. of Paris, will be paid at
the house of A. F. lIALDDIAND and SUNS, No. 24, Cateaten-street,
on that and every succeeding day (Sundays excepted), between the
hours of Ten and Two. _ . _

It will be necessary to have the Dividend Warrants, with Lists
thereof, in numerical order, distinguishing the different classes, for
examination, at least two days previous to the application for payment.

SPANISH CERTIFICATES of RENTES delivered
to the Holders of protested Bills and Orders in favour of Bri-
tish Claims on Messrs. Bernales and Nephews.
The DIVIDEND payable in London on the Ist Nevember
next on the above Spanish Five per Cent. Consolidated /Dimities,
now in circulation, and countersigned by James Campbell and Co.
will be paid at their House, No. 2, Bank-street, on thatand every
succeeding day (Sundays excepted), between the hours of Ten
and Two.
It will be necessary to leave the Dividend Warrants. with Lists
thereof, in numerical order, distinguishing the different Classes, for
examination, at least two days previous to the application for pay-
ment.—London, 6th Oetober,lB23.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1823-01-31

LONDON DISSECTOR.—NEW zorrtox.
This day was published, in a neat Pocket Volume, price is.
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THE LONDON DISSECTOR • ' or, SYSTEM of
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To-morrow, will be published,
THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
EXBRUARY, being the Second Number of a New Vo-
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I. Sketches of the Irish Bar, No. 4. Mr. Sautin.—lL Bri-
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—lli. The Physician, No. 4. On the Art of attaining 'Long
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coloured, dedicated. by permission, to his Majesty,
A CELESTIAL ATLAS, comprising a Systematic
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PARIS, JANUARY ti.

A letter from Puycerda, dated the lith, contra•l
dicts the assertion of General Sarsfield having ap-
peared at the head of a Royalist division in Catalonia.
It is said that a cdpy of the Spanish Deciaration•to
all the Nations of Europe has been received in Paris,
and that k its drawn up with great- dignity, ssergy,
and also moderation. -
Sever 11 intercepted letters from Spanish Ilfagees.
and Members of the Urgel Regency in Frew, have
been published at Barcelona, which prove that the'
writers considered both themselves and theircause in
a decpei ate state. One from MataHorida to General
Longa laments over the flight of O'Donnel and other
disasters. He 'ays there now remains nothing for us
but to press a rupture, and to make a breach in the
bosom nf.Spanish fidelity.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has written to.
M. de San Lorenzo, to inform him that his passports"
are ready.

The Duke de San Lorenzo, the Spanish Ambassa-
dor, was not present at the opening of the Session of
the Chamber.
When the case of the Duke de San Lorenzo was
called on this morning, the King's Advocate read a
letter from the Keeper of the Seals, which declared
that all bonds of amity having been broken between
the Governments of France and Spain, the cause
could not be pleaded. It was urged by the Duke's
Counsel, that this communication rip Olt to come from
the Minister for Foreign Affairs. The President de-
clared this pretension unusual and insolent, and the
cause was passed over.

TUESDAY EVENING.
The Speech of the King prodnced a profound Im.
pression upon the Assembly. The wishes of all good
henchmen are realized. A King of France speaking
to Frenchmen of the honour and safety of France,
will be heard. Fig long we may again say-21 ny
a plus de Pyremeea-L'Etoik.
London, England, 1823-03-03

nomy find their waT to this remote corner of Europe.
.-.Thelatter•Paperszbring news.from. Batavia of the
tltli*CW'SePierrsbit; -1522, stating, that the Chinese,
who hactraise4 some unfounded pretensions in Borneo,
arid kept -the Princes under their,controul, had'been
compelled to submit to the Dutch. The following
are additional extracts:
London, England, 1823-03-03

-UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

• CAMBRIDGE, FEBRUARY 26.
At a Congregation on IYedwasdri the following Gentlemen
were admitted to degrees :
/LAMM 011 ARM

John ?lawlies Males, &. John's College.
The Rev. Matthew Camidge, Queen's College.
William Hodson, Clare Hall.
IIIICHMLOILS Of MIT&
Josias Torriano, Catharine Hall.
Dacre Barrett Leonard, Jesus College.
Members Prices.—The subjetts for the prbsent year are, rot
RENIOI BACI1111:01111.
Quznato sunt Ecclesiz Legihus Stabilitz Beneficia et
QUA Ratione maxima Promovenda?
__ afloDLs BACIIIMORS.

Qui Fructus Ilistorimicccesb;icm---Studiosis percipitndi nett?
Porson Prize.—The passage ssecl. upon fur the present year is
Stuasreaaz, Hmatir VIII. Act. V. Scene VI.
Beginning with " This Royal Infant," &c.
Aug oaths with - " And so stand fled."
The mitre tobe Tragicum lambicum Trimetrum Acatalecticnan

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Hon. and Rev. Gerrard Wellesley Is appointed Bishop
of Meath, in lieu of Dr. O'Beirne, deceased.
Friday, the Hey. Thomas Edward Bridges, B.D. and Presi-
dent of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, was admitted Doctor
in Divinity.
l'he Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. John Swire, R.A.
of University College, Oxford, to the Vicarage of Manfield, in
Yorkshire, vacant by the death of the lion. and Rev. J. A.
Cochrane.

Thursday, the Rey. Marlow Watts Wilkinson, M.A. of Wor-
cester College, Oxford, w.O instituted by the Bishop of Glou-
cester, to the Rectory of Uley, in that Diocese, on the presenta-
tion of the Lord ChAncellor-

M'tdnesday, t►e Bev. John Smith, Fellow of St. John's Col-
lege, Cambridge, was instituted to the Rectory of Kirby-curu-
Asgarby, Lincolnshire, on the presentation of the Earl of Bristol.
Thursday sennight, the Rev. Jobn Smyth was admitted Mis
nister of the Church and Parish of St. George, Glasgow.
On the 116th ult. the Rev. Robert Clark, Minister of the
Gaelic Chapel, Aberdeen, was chosen Minister of the Gaelic
Chapel, Duke-street, Glasgow, hi the room of the Rev. David
Carment, now assistant and successor of the parish of Roskeen,
Presbytery of Tain-
London, England, 1823-03-03

BIRTHS.

Sunday se'nnight, at Selling Vicarage, the wife of the Rev.
James Halke, of anon.
Feb. 19, at Marston, near York, the Lady of the Rev. Dr.
Crigan, of a daughter.
Feb. la, at Dover, the Lady of lieutenant Bushell, R.N. of
a daughter.
Feb. 15, at Chatham, the wife of Lieutenant and Quarter.
Master Payne, of a ten.
At Knuwle House, Bovey-Tracey, Devonshire, the Lady of
Francis Daniel, Es+ of a daughter, being her twenty-first child,
nineteen of whom are living.
Feb. 19, at Milliken, the Lady of Sir William Milliken Na-
pier rt. of a daughter.
Feb. Bart.
12, at Greenhw Manse, Mrs. Home, of a son.
Feb. 2.9, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Captain DPKonochle,
R.N. of a daughter.
At Erskine House, on Wednesday se'nnight, the Right Hen.
Lady Blantyre, of a son, who died on the Ekday following.
At Kirkaldy, op the 17th instant, Mrs. Ralph Strachan, of
a daughter.
Feb. Is, the Lady et Lieut. Thos. Mitchell, R. M. of a daughter.
Feb. 17, at Viseount Sidmoutles, Richmond Park, the Lady
of the Hon. and Rev. W. L. Addington, of a son.
London, England, 1823-03-03

I3LTRACT 01

" Public sln
provinces. Ai
sir alship of
militia. These
bulwark of
to act on a

which circuni,
sign to them:
The Journa'
Ahcant, Carthal
teadiness to set
orders to do
Peninsula.

Illatnburgh Papers
to the 26th, arrived '
we learn that some
place in the Diet at
'ation. Much 7
distress existing aki
$7 Nobles being reds
they could 4ilEcr no
The C►ergy even are
One Member proposed
`the restrictions on the
7ssnd trades, and by I
lilt him to see
London, England, 1823-03-03

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PEVERIL OF THE PEAK.—By the Author of
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