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BRIGHTON, MARCH 23.

This town has now to regret the absence of our
beloved Sovereign. His MAJESTY, in a state of im-
proved health and spirits, ascended his travelling-
carriage at bony minutes past noon this day, and,
accompanied by Sir B. BLOOMFIELD, departed for
Carlton Palace, under an escort of the 19th Lancers,
'with ths intention of returning to this place in a few
days. A select circle of Nobility- had the honour of
being entertained at the Palate la 4 night. As usual,
the Royal Band was in harmonious attendance. Lord
ana Lady SAY and &ma and Lord EARDLEY, were
among our depaitures of yesterday ; Lady BLOOM
I4ELD and Sir WILLIAM liprEL, in those of to-day.
Admital Sir E. Nam! rethains at the Palace. •
London, England, 1820-03-25

. . .
dispatched in the autumn, to .the Biy 'of Exploits,l
with the ♦iiew of effecting friendly intercourse with
the Aborigines of the Island during the winter. This
actin's and zealous Officer, who commanded one of
the expeditions on a voyage of discovery last year,
had been employed before on a similar service; and,
at the moment when he had every prospect of suc-
cess, he was•disappointed by the invincible suspicion,
and cautious jealousy of these savage and hitbeito
uncivilized Indians.

During the last summer, a young female Indian
was taken, and carried to St. John's, where she was
treated with the greatest attention and kindness by
the Governor, Chief-Justice, and principal inhabi-
tants. This woman has acquired a slight knowledge
of the English language, and is now with Captain
BUCHAN, for the purpose of facilitating the benevo-
lent objects of the Newfoundland Government.

THE WOOLWICH MURDER.

PORTSMOUTH. MARC!! 24.

A desperate fellow was apprehended at the Red Lion,
in this town, last night, on strong suspicion of being
concerned in the murder of Mr. PA !dun and his
housekeeper, at Woolwich. Ile has been lodging at
the, above house for some days past, and from the
way in which he conducted himself, and the violent
expressions lie made use of, to persons who happened
to offend him, he was considered a suspicious and

dangerous character, and information was given tol
the Magistrates, who caused him to be apprehended.
When Mr. Hunt, the jailor, went to take him, he
presented two pistols, one at his head, the other at
his body: they both, providentially, missed fire.--A
gold watch, a seal with Mr. PARKER'S initials, and
several other articles of value, were found upon his
person. He underwent a private examination- this
morning before the MAYOR, and is to be brought up
again to-morrow.
London, England, 1820-03-25

THE ARMY.

Thursday, 100 men of the 6th Veteran Battalion
with their baggage, marched into Dover, to embark
on board the Integrity transport for the Isle of Man,
and will sail the first fair wind.
The 16th instant, 11-1• meu and Officers, of the 7th
-Veteran Battalion, embarked at Chatham, in the
Crown transport, for Guernsey.
Saturday, upwards of 100 men of the 7th Veteran
Battalion, embarked on board the Zephyr transport;
for Guernsey. The remainder of the Regiment is ex-
pected to embark shortly.
Two Officers and 60 men, of the 99. d Regiment,
have arrived at Chatham in • the Zephyr transport,
from Leitb, and marched for Gravesend, where they
embarked in the Sir Joseph Banks, for Jamaica.
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Chester.
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IfASTEM. OV

The Rev. Charles Henry Wading, Fellow of Jesus College.

!BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Thomas Jeffery Bumstead, Esq. of Queen's College, Grand
Compounder.
Wm. Day, Esq. of Brasennose College, Grand Compounder.
Edward Wanstall, of Queen's College.
Charles Buck, of St. Edmund Hall.
John Baron, of Brasennose College.
Henry William Buckley, of Ilrasennose College.
Peter Hcrdern, of Brasennose College.
Francis Stonehewer Newbold, of Brasennose College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. George Moore, late of Pembroke-hall, is presented
to the perpetual Curacies oiSt. Peter and St. Margaret, Lincoln.
The Rey. T. B. Cole, Rector of Warburton, Sussex, has been
elected Master of the Grammar School, Maidstone.
The Rev. C. M. Alfree, t. be a Minor Canon of Rochester
Cathedral.
London, England, 1820-01-17

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. •

CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 14. •
A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal, to enable the Rev.-
William Collins Cumming to hold the Rectory of St. Mary's,
Bedford, with the Vicarage of Easton Bray, in the same county,
OXFORD, JANUARY 15

Yesterday, the first day of Lent Term, the following Degrees
were conferred :
London, England, 1820-01-17

THEATRE RDYAL,
(Late the Sans Parell.)
Vnder the Authority of the Lord C
r. affcrd additional accornmeilation to the numerous Visitors of
Rank itu4 Fashion, who have lately honoured this Theatre
with their presence, a portion of the Dress gre has been
formed Into Family sr Private Boxes,. *ambit, g 0,. distinct
••;ew of the Stage, with the advantage of each party being
sclect.—The new Barletta of LOVERS OF ALL SORTS,
and the new PANTOMIME, continue to increase in
attraction, by the nightly plaudits *1 crowded and fashionable
Isseniblages.
1111118 PRESENT EVENING, January_l7,. *nd
1. during the Week, will be presented, an entirely new Burs
',Va. in Three Acts, entitled
LOVERS OF ALL SORTS; et, Not such a Tool as he looks.
After which (first time) a laughable Barletta, in One Act, caUed
RUN FOR YOUR
le conclude with an entirely new grand, and picturesque
Christmas Pantomime, entitled
'FUZ FAIRY OF Tint NORTH STAR; se, Harlequin at
Lahsador.
Harlequin, Mr. W. Know ; Clown, Signor Pent" Colum-
bine Miss E. Danarr.
In the course of the Pantomime, a celebrated Dance, by the
three Miss Dennetts.
• Ire doors to be opened .at e'Cieek, and the Perform-
.arre .0 begin precisely at Sevcit.—slialf Bigion exactly at tialf-
4s. Pit st. Gallery Is.
. .
BURNEYS NEW NOVEL.—A Second
11 Edition of Miss Boavxr's TaLec of VANev, comi,lete is
Volumes, containing Cous-rmr NEICOIPOURS and the Sine-
-1.-I.,:cs, is this day published by Cotswas and Co. Contluit.arcet.

•
CHRISTMAS VACATI()N4
TO SCHOOLMASTERS EXCLUSIVELY.
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London, England, 1820-01-17

UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF THE
RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
ADELPHI THEATRE

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE 19, 1820:
The PROPILLETOES devote the ENTIRE It ECM PTS
of this NIGHT ( free Van, expense whatever), AID a the
SUBSCRIPTIOSI to afford TEMPORARY RELIEF to
the DESTITUTE, and NIGHTLY SHELTER TO THE
HOUSELESS, DURING THE PRESENT INCLEMENT
SEASON.—The Performances will be—the favourite Burletta
of LOVERS of ALL SORTS; and, by desire, APOLLO
DAGGER WOOD ; with the very popular Pantomime of the
FAIRY of the NORTH STAR; or, HARLEQUIN at
LABRADOR. "
London, England, 1820-01-28

MR. DUVAL.

" Etiv:tte is thz characteristic excellenv, of good society."
LOaD cssesTzartecu.

Thoagh Fa.,hions, they say, seldom live to, bc ancient,
la Mr. they were found not so transient;
Th...., date of his School you mitt read in his dress,
13 Modein could match hint in strict pplitesse.
carir; for substance, do ‘wed to form,.
feelings quite cold, but in e:ijuate warm,
11,i held it an act of iniklibl2 shame,
To speak to a person, unless by his name! s

One night, at a Tavern, sitting much at his ease,
Aati, much as wi:h form easy comf.art agrees,
111 beltd:l, at the. lire, a Stranger display
His 1).1,-1.z—coat up.torn'sl—jnst, you know, a l' Angtois.
Ile eye'd hire—would speak—but how hi: nu the plan?
Long isontrring, at length he thus calmly began;
" Will you favour a”, pray, with your name, Sit?" said he—
" My name," said the other, " why, what's that to thee?"
" Not much, I confess, bat I gladly would know"—
" Well, Tk..rtrs.3n's my namc,'bim:c ycu will have it so."
" I thank yew," said he, " that is all I desire--

• T'oc tail ,t ;par coat, r)fr. TUOMPSON.3 on lire I"
• Thi is p...n.f:czly according to the Canon :—" Never, in speak
to a person, say Mr. irk,,,t call'unt, or Mr. 2'.;i/s,ro;/".7b,
but inquire his name, and address him by it."—CuESTLl:fxr.t.n.
London, England, 1820-01-28

DIED.

At Swift's-row, Dublin, of an inflammation on the Innis,
aged '2O, Hiss N:ary Ann Harkey, daughter of the late .Mr.
Thomas Htskey, of Upper Orn.ond Qeay.
At Belfast, Mr. John Hamill, proeisi,m-merchant : rerarnirg
borne during the thick drifting of the snow-storm, he mistook his
way, fell into May's dock, and was unfortunately drowned.
At Up-Park Camp, Jamaica, on the 4th October last, Lieu-
tenant George Logan, of tae 9t.'d Regiment, in the 34th year of
his age. After having served upwards of thirteen years with his
Regiment, at W_lcheren, in Portugal, Spain, and France, sal
being present at the memorable battle of Waterloo, whets be
was severely woundedihe accompanied his Regiment to Jamaica,
where he fell a victim to the malignant fiver of the island.
At Monies House, on the 13th inst. • James Robertson, Kg.
late of Killichangie, aged 96. Me outlived all his own facility
(the male part of which honourably bled and died in the terrine
of their country), and also all the companions of his youth. lie
was at the battle of Culloden, in 1746. He commanded a com-
pany of the Athole Highlanders upon that memorable day ; and
being perfectly collected in his senses to the last moments, Ins
enthusiastic accounts of the dead, of other years were truly
interesting.
January 17,31 r. Philip T. Meyer, th 6 eminent composer and
professor on the harp, in the 86th year of his age.
On the :Bth iiiszemt, at Edinbuzgb, aged tW., Mr. William
M'Cleish, printer.
lit his seat in Northampton, I.7aited States, on Sunday, the
7th November, in the 73th year of his year, Caleb En-01.g. late
Governor of Massachusetts. He attended public worship on
that day, a;;LI app ared in his usual good health and chectfulatLa
till a few-minutes before his decease. The death of no trani Ns
the State, perhaps, would c:.eited more deep and generai
regret. Be was able and ditii.terested Statesman, a suicer.
and conscientious Christian. During the eleven ye:.r. he
Governor of the Commonwealth, he rendered seivic.., to th.--
people which can neves be forouten ; and his meatus-5., istimes
of great party beat and contention, were remarkably popt.lar an.f.
acceptable to his fellow-citizens.

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GLASGOW; JANUARY 25.

Prom the deepness of the snow, and the severity
of the weather, the London Mail due on Sunday
morning did nut arrive till yesterday morning at nine
o'clock, being '2B hours later than usual. The Mail
due yesterday morning, arrived at three o'clock after-
noon. This morning it came at a quarter past nine.
The Edinburgh Mail also suffered considerable in-
terruption. The road was so barricadeed by wreaths
of snow, that the guard was obliged to leave the
coach ani passengers, and post on with the bags alone.
. A house at Dustochar, belonging to John Stewart,
a Preses, Secretary, or Treasurer, to one of the So-
cieties on Orator Brayshiw's plan, was searched last
week, and in a box secreted and nailed op in his
kitchen were found two pike-heads, and four muskets.
Stewart accounted in some sort of way for the muskets,
but denied all knowledge of the pike-heads.
At the same time were found PruNes.l?ights of
Man,WooLEn's Black Dwarf, Spirit ?pile Union,
and several other similar publications. Stewart is
charged with seditious practices.

The Adelphi Theatre brought forward last night
Ivanhoe ; or the Saxon Chity: It was well received
and deservedly so. This meld-dramatic piece is got
up in a high style of magnificence, and does high
credit to the taste of the Proprietors of the Theatre.
The Surrey Theatre was last night honoured by the
patronage of many families of high civic rank, to
witness the performance. of Ivanhoe and Spoiled
Children, for the Benefit of the Houseless Poor. The
whole of the entertainments went off with the greitest
eclat. The LOAD MAYOR'S box" was richly decorated
with the City Arms, and the party occupying it
seemed highly delighted. Previous to the Melo-
drame some appropriate lines were added to' the
usual Address, and-spoken with great effeet by Miss
COPELAND. •

A beautiful piece of painted glass, representing
Queen CATHERINE of Arragon, petitioning her hus
band, King HENRY VIII. has been lately discovered
at Southampton.

•
BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
DERBY.
•
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13 to I apt Duke ' 18 to i apt. Pindaree
18 to 1 apt Brother to Blucher 20 to 1 apt any, other.
Oim.--4 to 1 nit the Duke of Rutland's Soreetylay.
RIDDLSSWORTH.
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9 tit 2 ago Mr. Vanslttart L. 7to t agst Findarce.
Filly Ctass:---Even on the Sorccry Filly.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JANUARY 22.
Notwithstanding the•briSk demand for fine Wheat
on Wednesday, a.tOlerably hrge quantity remained
over for 'this morning's market, the sale of which
was not so free as on Wednesday, yet what was.dis-
posed (4 was at that day's prices. Fine Barley also
fully supports the advance that took place on Wed-
eas,
nesday, but the inferior qualities continue very heavy
sale, although not cheaper. In Beans P and
Oats, there is no alteration.

SMITHEIF.I.I) IARKF.T, JANUARY 2s. -
Beet 4s dtoDi St I Vea1......... Ss 64 to st.
Mutton
Beasts 040—Sheep and Imo's* Stieo-b—Clves 100.--Pkteekt.
HAY ANI) STRAW PRR LOAIL
Hay__ .£3 es to £4 ss I Straw to Xi 4
Clover— Os to 6 10s Rowan
...... £0 Os to m spl
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BIRTHS.

At Dysart, fifeshire, on the Sot h December last, the Lady
of John Reddie Black, Eq. of a daughter.
Sunday, at Sandsvich, the Lady of Captain Edward Harvey,
Royal Navy, of a daughter.

MARRIED:

On Wednesday, the 26th instant, at Q. Pancras, Mr. Jobs.
Day Blake, of Clement's Inn, Attorney at Law, to Miss Char-
lotte Drow, niece of John e Fleury, of Uppor North-pLxv,
Gray's Inn-road, Esq.
On the 22d last. at St. James's Church, Li,mteaant Area,
R. N. to Ms, 'enables, of 'lgo-lace.
At Edinburgh, on the 19th inst. the Rev. Patrick Brewster,
bne of the Ministers of the Abbey Church, Pailey, to Franco
Anne, youngest daughter of the late Colonel Ed, and Stafford,
of Mayne.
London, England, 1820-01-28

AIIIBRICA.

ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
Treasury Department, Dec, 10, 1819.
Sra—l have the honour to transmit herewith a Rcport, pre-
pare'd in obedience to the Act, entitled' An Act to establish the
Treasury Departmene.f-I, have the houour to be, very respect-
fully, Sir, your most obedient servant,
• • " WM. H. CRAWFORD.
The Hon. President of the Senate."

In obedience to the directions of the " Act.supple-
mentary to the Act to establish the Treasury Depart-
ment;' the Secretiry of the Treasury submitted the
following. Report :
London, England, 1820-01-28

•it at Washington, previously to the Meeting
gress. The Duke of San Fernando, in his ,
which is slated October 8, intimates the Kin.
tention to defer the ratification of the Treaty,'
the subject, however, still open to negotiatioi.
notices the formation-of a Republic in the pro,
of Texas, a part of the Kingdom of Mexico, whi
supposes to have received the sanction of the /
can Goverrinientr7a subject on which an expi
had been demanded by the Charge d'Aff
Washington, but the answer of the President
been teceived.

The Duke of San Fernando also informs
'syth, that the King of Spain would promptl:
to the Government of the United States, a
possessing his entire confidence, and who,
smoothing the obstacles, or removing the diffik
which had hitherto opposed the accomplishm,
his beneficent intentions, may fully convince •
deral Government of the frankness and to?•a.
well as of the honour and dignity, which it is'
jesty's desire to maintain in his relations of am,
union V. ith that Government."

This letter closes the negotiation between
and America, as far as it has been hitherto rut
and concludes the documents presented to Con;

THE EVE N NG STA It
London, England, 1820-01-28

lqur, delicacy,-&c. be bad "or ymit
and he hoped, whenever he should ly decide s,
case, it should be withotir affecting the characteri of
parties More than he ought, because the bound
duty of•a Judge was, to refrain from such col,.
ments,' if his duty allotted him. He
.therefory*Fi
dered the case to stand over till that day sennight
(being next Thursday); on hearing thaw what length
the Abster had got in his inquiries, lie wOld be able
to state who the persons were that should or should
not be in attendance on him. •
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY' 27.
FORSYTH V. NAIA..

Mr. HONE moved for a new trial in this case,
which, it will be recollected, was an action against
the defendant, for infringing the plaintiff's patent for
an improved method of discharging fire-arms by
means of percussating fulminating gunpowder. The
plaintiff had a verdict of £300; and
The COURT, after hearing the Learned Counsel at
very considerable length, refused the Rule.
WRIGHT V. CLEMENT, ESQ.

Mr. PLATT moved for a Rule to shev cause why,
uron payment of costs, the verdict for the plaintiff,
in this case, for £3OO, should not he set aside, and
a new trial grantei. It was an action against the
defendant for publishing a number of Cobbett's Po-
litical Register, in which the plaintiff's character wash
he having been one of the coadjutors of
Mr. Co!abett in the publication of certain Parliamen-
tary Registers. The defendant's case, at the trial,
rested upon evidence that he had positively enjoined
his servants not to sell any of Mr. Cobbett'r works,
and that the paper which was the subject of this ac-
tion was sold clandestinely and unknown to the de-
fendant. ' One of the -witnesses, named Sudbury, a
shopman to Mr. Clement, swore that his master had
never at any time given him any orders upon the
subject of Cobbett'ssvorks, contrary to his own pre-
vious voluntary statement, upon which the briefs of
Counsel were prepared. Two other witnesses posi-
tively swore that they had received such orders from
Mr. Clement. The present motion was founded upon
the affidavits ef Mr. Clement himself to that effect,
of his brother, Mr. Charles ClerAent, his principal
shopman, the porter, and Sudbury, who now stated,
as a reason why he had not adhered to'his original
statement, that he was confused, and had-mistaken
the questions put to him by Counsel. •
The Counz refused the Rulefer anew trial, say-
ing, that as there was no new evidence, it was quite
contrary to the practice to grant a new trial upon
the supposition that the witnesses on the former trial
would sweat differently on another occasion.
Mr. PLATT then moved for a Rule to shew cause,
' why the judgment should not be arrested, on the
ground that the counts of the declaration upon which
the verdict for the plaintiff had proceeded were in-
formal, in that they professed to set out the substance
of the alleged libel, instead of the very words.
The COURT, upon this ground, granted a Rule to
shew cause.
London, England, 1820-01-28

tie Cduntries will, be proiptli transferred'
United States, and iniorp te into tbe dotiestic
capital of the Union. Should 'Otis expectation be
realised, the disadvantages -resifting from such a
iiionopoly would quickly disappear. In the mean-
time, it is believed that a system of internal taxation
would be severely. felt by the great man of our Citi-
zens.—Whether the Revenue_ be augmented, or the
Expenditure diminished, a Loan to some extent will
be necessary. The augmentation of the one, or the
diminution of the other, cannot be effected in suffi-,
dent time to prevent this necessity. As the Six per
Cent. Stock of the United States is considerably above
par, the sum required to be raised by loan ran be
conveniently and advantageously obtained by the
sale of Stock of that description ; or it may be ob-
tained by the issue of Treasury Notes. If the Reve-
nue and Expenditure shall be equalized, the issue of
Treasury Notes, not bearing interest, is recommended
in preference to the creation or sale of Stock, as the
Loan, in that event, will be small in amount, and
tetnperary in its nature. All which is respectfully
submitted. Wit.ciam H. CRAWFORD.

A STATEMENT, exhibiting the PUBLIC DEBT of the
UNITED STATES, a* held on the Ist JANUARY, 1118,
by CITIZENS and FOREIGNERS, according to their
several kinds; also the AGGREGATE, as held on the lit
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MARRIED.

Saturday, at Lambeth, Robert Hinrichs Gunnell, Esq. to
Harriet, third daughter of the late Rev. John Lott Philips, d
Hale, llanu, and Last Ham, Essex.
Thursday, at Southampton, St. John Chiverton Charlton, Esq.
of Apley Castle, Shropshire, to, Jane Sohia, only daughter of
Thomas 'Merrick, Esq. of Bush-Hall, Pembrokeshire.
Sept.?, James Manning, Esq. of Paper-buildings, Barrister at
Law, to Clarissa, daughter of the late Wm. Palmer, R. d
Kimbolton.
Saturday, at Kingston, Hants, the Rev. Hiram Chambers,
Missionary, late of Gosport Seminary, to Miss May, of Hyde-
Monday se'nnight, at Cheltenham, Mr. Genet, of the Aryl
Inn, Oxford, to Alin Neyler, daughter of Mr. Neyler, of be
Plough Inn, Cheltenham, and late of the Crown Ina, Portsmouth.
At Hamilton, on the 3d instant, Andrew Barrie, Esq. Sur-
geon, Royal Navy, to Miss Eliza Guy.

DIED.
May 3, by the upsetting of a boat, when employed on a sur-
vey of Algoa Bay, in South Africa, Mr. Robert Reed, of his
Majesty's ship Menai.
The sth inst. at Watford, Herts, in her 54th year, Ann, wife
of Mr. K. Masters, surgeon, of that town.
June 25, at Jamaica, Marmaduke Forster, Esq. of Brunton,
Northumberlacd.

The 7th inst. at Wickham in her 19th year, Georgian Jane,
eldest daughter of Dr. 111‘DOnald, R.N.
Thursday, from an apoplectic attack, at name, Oxfordshire,
John Holier, Esq. Solicitor, of that place.
Ihe 4tit inst. at Dunjeary, near Dublin, Mrs. Goodlad, of
Wimpf.treet, London, and of Richmond, Surrey.
La: t week, at Wrexham, the wife of Mr. Jeukina, mercer.
One of the deceased's brothers met with a mehutcholy accideut
about a mile fnan Os wetry, as he was driving a gig from thence
to her funeral, the horse started, and he jumped out, by which
he broke his :cg in such a di eadful manner, that the bone pierced
the flesh.

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SPANISH REVOLUTION.

It is remarkable enough, that the French Journals
should still continue to maintain silence respecting
the Revolution of Portugal. We have, this morning,
received the Paris Papers of Monday, but we have exa-
mined them in vain to find something from Portugal.
They contain, however, some details of the proceed-
ings of the Spanish Cortes, which we shall subjoin.
The Revolutions in the South cause great uneasi-
ness at Berlin ; and no wonder, when the violated
promises made by the Prussian Rulers to the people,
in the days of their peril and imbecility, are recol-
lested. Every effort is used to keep the people igno-
rant of these events. The admission of foreign Jour-
-Inals is precluded with a degree of strictness that
shews the alarm of the Government; and nothing
in the shape of remarks or observations on passing
events is suffered to issue from the press. The police
of Berlin has just made a seizure at the bookse/lers
of that city, of a translation of M. DE Polais's work,
entitled " Spain and her Constitution." Such pro-
ceedings are certainly not the best calculated to ren-
der the people quiet, contented, and passive.

MADRID, AUGUST 31.

The Cortes have discussed at great length the
question relative to the retired allowances of the ex-
public Officers. Their number is immense. There
is a talk of their excluding all those from pay who
have been dismissed for unconstitutional sentiments,
but nothing has yet been decided.
Several grandees have addressed complaints to the
Cortes on account of some communes having refused
to pay their rents,under the pretext that the claimants
ought first to produce their written titles. They have
been remitted to the First Committee of Legislation.
A Member has proposed that the King should be
invited to set the patriotic example of using nothing
but stuffs of Spanish manufacture, and prohibiting
the use of others in his Palace, as also that the
Government should be invited to clothe the troops
with national cloth, and that the Deputies of the
Cortes themselves should engage to use nothing else.
The proposition was censured by several Members,
who regard it as impracticable in the existing state
of the national manufactures. It was remitted to the
Committee of Manufactures.

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of the 10th and 11th of March, at Cadiz, approach
to a termination.

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FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland havu left town
for their seat, Alnwick Castle, Northumberland.
The Marquis of Sligo, yesterday, from the Clarendon Hotel,
Bond-street, to his seat in Ireland.
The Earl and Countess of Sefton, and the Ladies Molyneux,
to his Lordship's seat, Croxteth-hall, near LiverpooL
The Earl of Chichester, to his seat, Stanmer, Sussex.
Lord and Lady Bolton, from Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-
street, to their seat, Hackwood.park, Hants.
The Earl and Countess of Scarborough, to their seat, Sand-
beck, Yorkshire.
The Bishop of Chester, to Chester-palace, Chester.
Lord and Lady Saye and Sele, on a visit to Lord Eardly, at
his seat, Belvedere, Kent.
The Earl of Essex, to his seat, Cashiobury Park, Essex.
The venerable Jilishop ot CHICHESTEk, who is now
in the eightysiith year of his age, is at present en-
joying the sea breezes at Little Hampton, and has
undertaken to preach at Worthing, in aid of the
Fund for the support of the National School of that
bathing place.

HAYMARKET THEATRE.—The favourite musical
Drama of ‘. Guy Mannering," was brought out
last night, in splendid style, at this Theatre. The•
House was filled to its utmost capacity. Mr. BRA-
HAM was received with the greatest applause, and
executed the songs in the Opera, with some extra-
neous favourite pieces, with brilliant effect. Among
the • pieces introduced by him were, the Death of
Abercrombie, an Irish melody, a song from the short-
lived Opera of Zama, a duet from another Opera,
both his own composition, with Miss CORRI, and
Bruce's celebtated Address to his Army. In the lat-
ter he was twice encored, and applauded with enthu-
siasm. Miss R. CORRI gave new interest to the part
of Julia Manneying, by the skill and grace with
which she displayed an advantageous voice and su-
perior method. Mrs. GARRICK, with whom the Pub-
lic became acquainted at Covent-Garden, was very
well received in Lucy Bertram ; and a Mrs. DAL-
TON, in Meg Merrilies, supported the character re-
spectably. We need say nothing of the Domine in
the hands of Mr. LISTON. Dandie Diamont and Dill
Ilatternick, were well supported by Messrs. J. Rua-
sELL and COMER. In the Farce of Fortune's Frolic
Oxamtnv made his appearance in Robin Rough/tead.
The Performance went off with the greatest eclat.

I.

11
London, England, 1820-09-14

A NEW SCHOOL BOOK.

This day was published, in One Vol. 12mo. with 150 Portraits,
price 6s. 6d. bound,

THE BIOGRAPHICAL CLASS - BOOK ; or,
Three Hundred and Sixty-five Lives of the most eminent
Men of all Nations, from HOMER to ARTHUR YOUNG,
designed as Reading Lessons for Schools for every Day in the
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THE CONTESTED ELECTION ; or,A Courtier's
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The Feuds of Luna and Perolla, a Romantic Tale of the
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Farmer of Inglewood Forest, by Elizabeth Helme, Third
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The Midnight Wanderer; or, A Legend of the Houses of Al-
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'Michaelmas next, wi.hes to add ONE or TWO more YOUNG
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4,300 TICKETS,
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Tickets and Shares are selling by
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than Half the CAPITALS in the last ottery ; and by
All his Agents in the Country.
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MILLARD'S CHEAPSIDE.

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• and Faniilies purchasing Linens, that his new Sheetings,
of this improved Summer Bleach, are arrived, together with his
4-4th and 7-Bth Linens, and which, for durability and consequent
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In Two Vols. royal Bvo. embellished with Fifty Engravings,
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NEW LOTTERY.
2 Prizes of £213,000. are £40,000
2 ...... 10,000
2
2
1,516 from ... 200 to £lO 28,200
4.200 Blanks, worth 14 each
SWIFT and CO. recommend this Scheme to the
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Li And observe ! these Tickets are sure to include
Two Prizes of £lo,ooo
In the First Fifteen Minutes!
Two Prizes of ~'slo,ooo
Two Prizes £lo,ooo I
ac. &c.

ALL STERLING AIONEY—OnIy ,GO(T Tickets.
Begins Drawing sth OCTOBER.
Tickets and Shares are selling by
J. and J. SIVEWR IG/-IT,
57. CORNNILL ; 11, HOLBORN;
HAYNIA RIFT; l4l, OXFOILD STRIRT ;
'Who sold in Shares, in the Lottery just ended,
No. 1:5.5, in Eight Shares, xeopoo.
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And carious other Capitals.
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HORT'S MODERN HISTORY.

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June ; but no Proposal, either for Coals or Candles, will be
noticed, unless made on or annexed to a printed PA-titular, and
the prices inserted la words at length; nor unless a Letter be
subjoined to such Proposal from two persons of known property,
eur.ring to become bound with the party tendzring in the sum
esprcs.ed in the Particulars, for thi- due performance of the
Cnntraz. •