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London, England, 1820-01-24

MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1820. -

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• 4.D.tfIRALTY OFFICE, Dweirabir 18,1819.
NT, oncE is herebt given, that a Session of Oyer
-A- and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of-
fences conlmittcd on the Iligh Seai, within the Jurisdiction of
the Admiralty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in tke
Old Bailey, London, on Friday, the '2.Bth day of January next
at Fight o'Clotli in the Morning. J. IJ CROKEB.

CUSTOM-MOUSE, I.olin 01, .Tassuaty 20, 1820.
FOR SALE,
By °eatery"' the Iron,, tikt,Comnissioners of his Majesty's Customs,
On TSURSDAY the 27th ; anti ERMAN', the 28th instant, at One.,
&Clock in ;he Afternoon precisely,, at the Commercial sale-
Rooms, Mincing4ane,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Rem LX PORTA TICOM:

Tapioca,. Mace, Sugar`, Sugar Candy, Tamarinds, Succades,
Preserved Ginger,: and Suit. •

FOR HOME CONSUMPTION :
Drugs, Sugar, i'imento, Ginger, and other Grocery, Canvass,
Linen, Pictures, Prints, Books, Annan°, Madder, Vermicelli,.
Seeds, Ochre, Whetstones, Slops, Corks, Hides, Hops, Cotton
Wool, Essence of Spume, Nutria Skins, Mother of Pearl Shells,
Wooden Clocks, Mustard, husks! and other Snuff Boxes,
Wrought 8114er Plate, a -Rock Amethyst, weighing 151 lbs.
Rough Topazes, Silk Lace, Goat Skins, Smelts, Brandy, and
sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue. Clear of
all Duties.
To be viewed at the London Docks, King's Warehouse, Cus-
tom-House and_ at Globe-Yard, and I.ingham's Warehouses,
Lower Th:inses-street; on Monday, the 24th, Tuesday, the
gaßli,ansi Wudneeday, the .26th instant, from Ten o'Clock in the
Morning to Three in the Afternoon.
N. 13. Goods bough( at this Sale must be paid for at the Re-
ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures' Office, Custom-House, on or
before Tuesday, the 15th February, 1820, or the Deposits made
thereon will absolutely become forfeited.
Catalogues to be had at the Eing'sWarehouse,Cu:tom-11ouse,
no Saturday the 22d instant, price One Shilling each.

PRICE SEVEN-PENCE.

TE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL in honour
of the BIRTH-DAY of his Royal Highness the Duke
of SI:88EX; M. W. G. M. of Free and Accepted Freemasons
of England, will he held at Freemasonsliall, Grcat Queen-
street, LinColn's Inn Fields, on THURSDAY, the 27th instant.
Ills Grace the Duke of LEINSTER,- in the Chair.
Tickets to he had of the Grand Secretaries, at the Hall, and
of the Stewards.
London, England, 1820-01-24

This clay were published,
Ilindsonlely printed in Two Vols. svo. price Si 4s. boards,
iti the NORTM of GERMANY,
I. dt cribing the present State of the Social and l'oliticdt In•
r.:ut"...r.s, the Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, Itctura-
.'rr., a.id Manners in that Country, particularly in the
nt I !drover.

1:y THOMAS HODGSKIN, Esq. •
Printed fo.. Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and
11 :nt, Rubinson, and Co. Cheapeide, London.

STATLSTICAL ACCOUNT OF SCOTLAND.
This day was,published,
la Two Volt. 670. with an accurate Sheet Map of Scotland,
price £1 Os. in boards,
A. GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
I)ES(.7 PTION of SCOTLAND. •

By JAM ES PLAY FAIR, D.D. F.R.S. and F.A.S.E.
Principal of rite United College of &. Andrew's, and Historio-
grapher to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Ihrst, Robinson, and Co. Cheapside, Loudon.
!; The above Work contains a paieril Description of Scot-
land, its Climate, Mountains, Lakes, Rivers, Products, Popula-
tior., Manufactures, Commerce, Religion, Literature, Govern-
ment, Revenwt, Ste. a Description of every County ; its Extent,
Soil, Products., Mineral;, Antiquities, Seats, Etc. each Parish
being separately described, and the whole illustrated by appro-,
Statistiesal Tables.
London, England, 1820-01-24

COLONEL WILLIAM BOYE.

ALL Persons having any CLAIMS on the ES-
TATE of the late Colonel WILLIAM 110Yi2, of the
Sth Bombay Native Infantry, are requested to wad the parti-
culars thereof to Mr. Richard B. H. Ridgway, Ne.l6, Charles.
street, St. James's-square.
London, England, 1820-01-24

- THE PAMPHLETEER.
On the lit of February will be ribßabed, price 68. 6d.

rrPIE PAMPHLETEER, No. XXX.
1. or IMrJYtIAI. RecoaD of the Beet Pamphlets of the Day,
in B•ra swzs of Ertkil" 44,%. ES I lON. •

CONTENTS:

I. GERMANY and the REVCII.: I toy, by Professor Goaaam,
late liditor of the Rhenish Nlercury. Translated libe-
rally (from the German Pamphlet lately suppressed by
the Prussian Government) exclusively for the Pam-
phleteer.
11. On the LIBERTY of the PRESS In GREAT BRITAIN.
Translated from the German of the celebrated F. Vox
GENT; sulic Counsellor to the Emperor of Austria.
111. The DEFENCES of the WHIL.S. By Lord ERSKINE.
IV. Of the Imeithcricsair.iry Of CASH Farman. By Sir
W. CONG RIVE, Bart.
V. LIQUIDATION of the Pust.u: DIET Of tile UNITED KING-
DOM. By R. HEATH t
VI. A CONCISE IllsroaY of Tivisas. By J. S. PET.
V 11. REIORT of the Hot. se of f'ouatoss on the CALM iNA L f Wt.
VIII. RENET of Do. on the State and Description of Gaol.'
and other places of Confinement.
Ix. FALLACY of the Susitm: rum& By A. 11. CNAYIESA,
Esq. Banker.
X. Norm on a Vim made to PRISONS in Scortallo and
ENez.sxn, with E. Far. By J. J. GuaNc.t. Second
Edition.
XI. A classed Ixoex of all Pamphlets contained in the first
thirty Nuiabers.

•.• In consequence of the difficulties that will naturally arise
from the new measures recently passed in the House of Commons,
?ela!ive to the publication of small Pamphlets, &c. the Proprie-
tors of the Pamphleteer haye been induced to offer their pages
to v:ch Members of Parliament and.others as may be desirous
,•!' printing their opinions or speeches on Political or Literary
'int Numbers are published in sufficiently rapid succession to
thew an immediate circulation of any Pamphlet that may be
ciesi:ed, while the established sale of the Work offers a certainty
z very general perusal.
Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Longman and Co.;
Siatrwood and Co.; I3la:k, Kingsbury, and Co.; and all other
k..,essellers. When Sets may be had, in Numbers or bound.
London, England, 1820-01-24

JANUARY c

- --- -
The labours of the Committee appointed for draw-
ing up the future Representative Constitution still con-
tinues, though the Minister of State, Baron Von llum-
boldt, no longer takes part in them. It is said, tlot
Bavaria, Wurtemburg, and Baden, design to adopt
a common Tarif of Duties, in order to promote com-
mercial intercourse, if, contrary to expectation, the
Vienna Congress should not be able to agree in ge,
neral measures for all Germany. In Austria, they
expect, in every case, a diminution of the duties.

COPENHAGEN, JANUARY S.
It is reported, that the house of Goldsmid and
Co. of London, has undertaken, upon suitable con-
ditions, the payment of the debt of three millions of
Hamburgh banco dollars, which Norway is to pay
to Denmark, according to the Convention of the Ist
of September, 1819. Our Journals have now pub-
lished the Report of the Governor of St. Thomas's,
respecting the ravages caused by the hurricane on
the 21st and 22d of September. The damage done
to the plantations is estimated at 400,000 dollars,
West India currency, and that done to the fort, the
batteries, the docks, and public buildings, at 15,000
Spanish piastres.
London, England, 1820-01-24

DR. CHALMERS'S NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS.
. This day 'wave published, in One large Vol. Svo. I 23. boards,
SE"QNS, Preached in the Tton Church, Glas-
gow.--Ily THOMASCIIALMERS,

• Printed Ise Longingly Hunt, Rees, Oime, and Brown, Lon-
don • John Sinith.and Ben, Glasgow ; and William Whyte and
Co. Sdinbargb.
• Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
. .

Discourses on the Christian Revelation, viewed in connexion
wits the Modern Astronomi. Svo. Ninth Edition, Bs.
The Evidence 4nd Authority of the -Christian Revelation,
Bvo. Sixth Edition. Bs.
Sermons and Tracts. New Edition. svo. lls. ed.
London, England, 1820-01-24

t. 31.11 ER 10,269.

ki:F.i,TILE ROYAL, ADRLPHI, Wilt AND.
(Late the Sans Pared.)
Mailer the Authority of the Lard Chamberlain.
To afford additional accommodation to the numerous Visitors of
Rank and trashioia, who Wye lately honoured this Theatre
wi•h their presence, s portion of the Dress Circle has been
•:•net! in:o Family sr Private Rotes, ctimbining a distinct
.w the Stage, with the advantage of oath party being

..•ect. •
THIS PRESENT EVENING, January 24, and
ding the Week, ?*;tie',remin:an entirely now Bur-
Ilree-Aets, entitled
L., i ::RS OF ALL SORTS; or, Not such a Fool as he looks.
After which a laughable Buriettavin One Am, called'
RUN ROR YOUR LIFE.
lo conclude with an entirely new, grand., and picturesque
Christmas Pantomime, entitled
ii 11.1: FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR; or, Harlequin at
Labrador.

the course of the PAntontiase, a celebrated Dance, by the
alias Deiu.etts.
lee doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform-
sh(c to begin precisely at Sven.—Half Price exactly. at Half-
pvt litht.—Boxes 4s. Pit Xs. Gallery ls. • . -

SACRED VCSIC. •
SELECTION of the most favourite SONGS,
f:ossthe ORATORIOS composed by G. FITIASMCL,

.::.urged with an Accompaniment for the Pianoforte; by Os-
Jaifery, in Two Books, 12s. each. A few copies of each of
the zrlebrated Oratorios, in Score, composed by G. F. Handel,
arL all thai are left ; of the following, the Plates having bten de-
struye6, the Works of this groat Master arc now becoming very
scarce: Joshua' Sampson, Israel in Egypt, Soloman, Joseph,
S-ul, Jeobtha, Esther, Messiah, Susanna, Deborah, Occasional,

l'ublish-d by Goulding and Co. 20, Soko-rjuare.

TAR. FORI3E2 will COMMENCE his SPRING
-ILO COWLS& of LECTURES on the PRACTICE of
PHYSIC, on WEDNEMAT, January 1116, at Nine o'clock in the
Morning.

Dr. /EMERSON will commence his Spring Course of Lec-
tures' OA MATILRIA MFDICA; INIMICAL BOTANY, and GENZILAL
PlivssoLoor, on Tuesday, the Ist of Pt bruary, at Seven o'Clock
in the Evening.
The above Lectures will be delivered at the Royal Westmin-
ster Tnfirmary for Diseases of the Eye. Medical Officers of the
Navy, the Army, and the Ordnance, will be admitted to attend
torn', on preenting r<conmenclati:ms from the Heads of their
respective Departments, to 1)r. Forbes, 25, Argyll-street; and
to Dr. Emerson, 5, Berkeley,treet, Piccadilly.

This day were published, in Svo. price I 4s. boards,

LECTURES on DUTIES. By
-WILLIAM BENGO COLLYER, D.D. F.A.S. 8c.•:.
London : Printed for Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen,
Leadenhall-street; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos-
ter-row.—Lately published, by the same Author,

. ,
Lectures on Scripture Doctrines ; Lectures on Scripture
Facts; Lectures on Scripture Prophecies; Lectures on Scrip-
ture Miracles; Lectures on Scripture Parables. Each in One
Volume, being printed uniform, at 14s. boards%
London, England, 1820-01-24

THE MAILS.

ST. PETERSBURGH, DECEMBER P.
It is remarkable that this winter has contioued
from the first day that snow fell, in October, ti 11,10.-.
day ; in general we have thaw three or four times, Gr
even more. The cold has been in general from five
to seventeen deg. of Reaumur.
The day before yesterday, the cold was 25 deg. of
Reaumur, yesteiday morning at 31 deg. and to-day
at 29 deg.
DECZMBER 28.—0 R occasion of the birth-day of
his Majesty the Emperor, a most important Ukase
has been published, by which all the War Taxes, im-
posed in the year 1812, are abolished. This law is
to be in force from the Ist ofJanuaty, 1820. The be-
nefits which his Majesty incessantly confers upon his
s*bjects do not a little contribute to increase their at-
tachment to him. The following is a copy of
London, England, 1820-01-24

THE IMPERIAL. UKASE :

" From the Report which has been laid before u', by our
Minister of Finance, upon the Revenue and Expenditure of the
year 1620, we have recognized, with the most lively satisfaction,
the probability of gratifying the wish which we have continuailv
had at heart, and of lessening the burden of Taxes, which, to
our very great regret, the urgent necessity of providing for de
extraordinary calls of the State, had for a time obliged us to in-
crease. In consequence of the blessings of peace, which Dtvuta
Paoviozuct has given us, the sources of public revenue bow
more abundantly, and we have been able to apply annually 60
millions to the consolidation of the public credit, to increase the
pay of our brave Army, and after providing fel all the public
expenses of the next year, we are new able to give our faithful
subjects a new proof of our eagerness to lessen their burdens,
aid to promote the means by which their welfare may be in-
creased by the prosperity of the various branches of agriculture
and industry. We therefore order, that from the Ist (15th) of
January of the ensuing year 1620, the imposts shall cease which
were imposed by the Decree of the 11th (23d) of February,
1919, on the revenue of all real property arising from feudal
services, wood cutting, rent of lead er houses, profits of maim-
factures,aad other establishments, and that from the date above.
mentioned the farther levy of them shall cease, and th.- owners
se longer be bound to give a statement of their income as before
prescribed. At the same time that we abolish this Tax on the
real property of all classes, without exception, we wish and hope
that this relief may contribute to the increase of the general
prosperity, and consequently to the advantage of the State.
(Signed) " ALEXANDER."
PETERSBURGIT, DECEMBER 25.
It is said, that Lord Cathcart, the English Ambas-
sador at this Court, has taken to London the plan of
a new Commercial Treaty between Russia and Eng-
land. His Imperial Highness the Archduke Con-
stantine will set out to-day, to return to Warsaw.
RICA, JANUARY 1.
•

From the commencement of the navigation to the
11 th of December, there have arrived here 1291
ships, sailed 1299.
BEET.IN, JANUARY n.
We flatter ourselves with seeing here, during the
Carnival, the Emperor Alexander, and his brother,
Prince Nicholas, with his august consort, the beloved
daughter of our King.
In the course of last year, there arrived at Stettit
740 ships, and sailed .530; at Pillau arrived 79'2, and
sailed 784.
London, England, 1820-01-24

This day was published,
In Three Vols. 4tc price Ai I 52. boards, with a Map,
!SHE HISTORY of BRAZIL; including a His-
1. tory of the Jesuits in Paraguay; and of their other Esta-
blishments in the heart of South America.

By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq.
Poet Laureate, Member of the Royal Spanish Academy, of the
Royal Spanish Academy of History, and of the Royal Insti-
tute of the Netherlands.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
The Third Volume, which is just published, contains a De-
scription 011ie present State of the Country.

Speedily will be published,
Handsomely printed, in Two large Vol..avo. a New Edition,

. .
• being the Third, of
AN HISTORICAL' VIEW of the RISE and
PROGRESS of INFIDELITY; with a Refutation of
its Principles and Reasonings : in a Series of Sermons, preached
for the Lecture founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle, in the Pa-
rish Church of St. Mary-le-Bow, from the year 1802 to the
year 1805. To which are added, a copious Appendix and Ge-
neral Index.

By the Right Rev. WILLIAM VAN MILDEST, D.D.
Lord Bishop of Landaff.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's
Church-yard; and No. 2, Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall.

GOERRF.S' SUPPRESSED WORK.
This day was published, in Oro. price lOs. id. boards,
(ZERMANY AND THE REVOLUTION.-
lull By Professor GOERRES, late Editor of the Rhenish
Mercury. Translated from the German.
By JOHN BLACK.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
" Germany is a world within itself, to which the South of Eu-
rope, and even this country, are in a great measure strangers.
The Work, of which I here submit a Translation to the Fnblic,
is calculated to afford that information respecting Germany
wkich is 'nest wanted at 'the present moment. It contains a
masterly review of the conduct of the different Governments
from the overthrow of Napoleon down to the present time, and
of the sentiments and opinions of the different parties, during
the same period."—Ttanslator's Preface.
London, England, 1820-01-24

nISD.

Saturday, at T,ath, aged hi, Mrs. Holroyd, only surviving
sister of the Earl of Sheffield.

Aged 77, the Rev. C. Richards, Rector of Pannartb, and
Curate Or St. Peter's, Droitwich.
Aged 52, the Rev. Isaac Auvin, of Ilfracombe, Devon.
The Rev. William Minton, Rector of Priston and Dunkertor,
Somerset.

At Kerscot, near Barnstaple, in his 80th year, the Rev. NV:I-
- Hole.

•• •

Aged 82, the Rev. James Drought, D.D. malty years Seri, r
Fellow, and Professor of Divinity, of Trinity College,
January 16, at I)umfrics, Robert Hal:it:ay, Fsq. s•argccr.,
his list year.

Saturdvay se'nnight, at Durnfrier, Mrs. Jean Ziralco:rn, relict
of the lite Rohett Ramsay, Esq. writer there.
Wednesday se'nnight, at Dumfries, aged 104, Mrs. Janet
Mackhight, relict of the last of the male line of the Lairs c.f
Kilwhanity, and the nearest .relationin that coar•ry to Sir Tho-
mas Ili►lop, Bart. Commander in Chief at Madras.
Saturday se'nnight, at Lockerby,Hans Martin, Esq. of
Blackford, writer there.

At Grant's Braes, near Haddingten, on the 14th i:zst:r',
Agues Brown, the mother of Burns, the Poet, in her 88th vcc:.
On the night of Friday se'nnight, Jeremiah Cowper, Est:. Li
No. 64, Friday-street. Two friends were spending the everiPg
with him, when, about ten• o'clock, putting his baud to his fu:s-
head, be suddenly expired without a groan.
Sunday se'nnight, aged ti 3, Mr. Joseph Symord.4, pawsthroke.,
of Sidney-street, Cambridge.
Lately, at Upwell, Major Parker. Rs death was occasioned
by burning charcoal being Inadvertently left in his bed-room.
On the 20th inst. in Calthorpe-street, Meckl •Pburgh-square,
the Lady of James Scott Savory, Esq. of the lion. East-1)f.!
Company's Service, on the Madras Establishment.
Sunday se'nnight, at March, aged three Catharl:.,
youngest daughter of Mr. Matthew Laxon, firmer; on •
Monday, aged two years, Matthew, only son of Mr. Laser.
and•on the Tue,day, aged four years, Martha, another drag'.
ter of 7,1 r. Lavon, making the loss of three daughters and en
son (the whole of his family), tillCe the 20th ult.

MAILS Tsui DAY.—A RR. D [Z.
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♦*R. DUP.

iirecrior,l 2 0 j France 2 0
Guernsey and Jersey' 0 0 I Hamburgh 4
Holland 0 1 I Gottenbaigh 0 I
Flanders 1 0 j Malta 1 0

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Port Wine
Full-bodied high-flavoured Ditto,
Old Lisbon
Old Sherry (Pale and Brown)
Vet y fine BucelLis -
Rich Mountain
Old West India Madeira -
Da. Direct Do.

365. per doz.
425.
364
38s.
465.
40s.
545.
48s.

Do. Vidonia Do.
Claret, first growth, Chateau 3fargott
Ditto, second growth - - •

465.
-90 s.

Cape White Wine - -
Ditto Superior Madeira -
Red Pontac Ditto (excellent)

-21 s.
- 265.
- 265.

Crusted Port Wines, from three to seven years in Bottle, of
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All Wines and Spirits delivered Free of Ftpense within ten
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Old Port, £lOO per Pipe, Sherry, £9B, Maleira, £95, Cape,
£3O and upwards.
Cordial Gin
Jamaica Rum
Cogniac Brandy

9s. 6d. per Gallon.
14s. 6d. .
265. Od.
London, England, 1820-03-16

NOTICE.

ANGEL TN'S, MAILLIOROVOIi, INIARCEI 15, 1820.
IN the month of August last', a Gentleman of the
name of Dorot.ss left at my stables, a MARE, GIG, and
'HARNESS; and also a SADDLE and BRIDLE. Thexame
will be sold ;it the expiratiun of three weeks from the above
date,.in order to defray the charges incurred for the keep of the
Marc, &c. unh:ss taken away in the meantime, and expenses of
every description paid. THOM.iS MUN DAY.

HAZARD and Co. Contractors for the present
Lottery, HAVE GIVEN FORTY THOUSAND
POUNDS ADDITIONAL MONEY to the Prises heretofore
allowed by Government in the Lottery. By this arrangement
they are not only enabled to present the Public with
£30.;,500
Money and Consols, a sum far exceeding the amount of Prises
In any former Lottery with the like number of llckots, and
which embraces 102 CAPITALS, including

POIT It Prizes of X. 7.0,000.
TWO Prizos of ae20,000.
TWO Prizes of £lO,OOO.
Three per Cent. Consols.

But also with a peculiarly novel feature in the Scheme, formed
FOR TFIE ExcLustvE ADVANTAGE OF EARLY
PURC H ASErtS, byvrhich x.ry 'Nur 'S AND POUNDS
Money, in 2,000 Prizes of 3E30 each, will he distributed on the
11th APRIL, by a Preliminary Drawing; and these 2,030
Prizes of £3O each will have, in addition to the 4:50, the chance
of ill the Capitals and other Prizes in the Scheme, in the same
manner as if they had not already been drawn 1:30 Prizes.
Ticketa.apd Shares are Selling by HAZARD gild CO...Contras-
tore, VOyal,.Exchange Gate; 26, Cornialli ; and 324, Oxford.
street, C'errer of Swallow-street, London ; and by all their Agents
in the Country ; who Shared and Sold, in the Contract just
ended, Nos. 7,370 and 6,656, Prizes of .3020,000 each, and in a
recent Lottery, ALL the PRIZES of £30,000!!!
London, England, 1820-03-16

Canning - -
Gascoyne • _

Charles Dundas

RFatttro, MAacn 15.—Sixth, and last day.
This morning the pnll closed, when the numbers were de-
dared by the Returning Officer to be, for
Mr. Monck - 418 I Mr. Weyland - 594
Mr. Palmer - 399

NOTTLIORAM, MARCrt 13.

Birch - 1279 Smith - 1243
Dogma - - 1279 I Bvilebtoti - - 1241

CHESTER, MARCH 13.
Lord Beigrave - 448 I Gen. Grosvenor - 433
Sir J. G. Egerton - 438 lE. V. Townshend, Esq.

COLCHESTER, MARCH 15.-(Final Close).
Harvey - - • 702 I Sir H. Rawl 4SB
Wildman - - - 66.5

Wontorrrit, MAsicit 13.
Lord Worcester - 90 I }.loggridge - 40
RADNOR, MARCH 13.
Price - - - 92 I Lewis - - - 40
PRI:MON, MARCH 13.

Horrncks - 469 Williams - 457
I Horuby - 463 H. Hunt .. 455
COVENTRY, MARCH 14.
Ellice - I 1433 Cobbett• - 816
Moore • 1377 .

After polling till four o'clock yesterday, it was given out that
Cosarrr had resigned, partly occasioned by his nut being in the
booth all the day, and from sonic expressions he had made use
of to his friend;; but this morning *e were surprised at being
informed that the polling was going on as usual. Several drums
have been through the streets to call up the voters; and just at
this time Moore and Ellice's party are parading with the knave's
post, a ridiculous wooden figure of a man, (minor criminals were
usually flogged at the cart's tail, through the City, commencing
at the place where the knave's post was fixed), marked Cobbett.
The figure was at liberty, on account of the house against which
it was olginally fastened being pulled down, which gave Cob-
bett's opponents an opportunity, too favourable to be omi‘ted,
for their diversion, and it being taken from the place at which
minor-offenders have been usually flogged by the beadle, was
ludicrous enough. It is made of good old oak, and is expected to
be the subject of a mock flagellation before the farce concludes.
London, England, 1820-03-16

FASHIONABLE ARTLIVALS.

Ile Dowager Duchess of Newcastle, at her house in Port-
man-square.
Lord Bagot and family, at their house in Great Cumberland-
place, from their seat, Blitisfiehl, Staffordshire.
Earl and Ceuntees of Mayo, at their house in New Norfolk-
street, Park-lane, from a tour.
Countess of Caledon, at the Earl of Ilardwick's house, in St.
James's-square, from his seat ntar Tunbridge.
Lady Ebrington, at Earl Fortescat'a house in Grosvenor-
square, from Devonshire.
Sir Joseph and Lady Banks, at their house in Soho-square,
from their sea•, Spring Grove, Berta.
Lady Neave, at her house in Old Barlington-street, from her
seat Dagnam-park, Essex.
Lord and Lady Langford and family, for the season, at their
house in Berkeley-square, from their seat in Surrey.

DEPARTURES.
Chester, Esq. yesterday, on a visit to the Duke and Du-
chess of Rutland, at Delvoir Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Place and family, ;rota the Ptinee Saxe Co-
bourg Hotel, Charles-street, Urosveuor-square, to their seat in
Warwickshire.

Mr. and Mrs. Brome and family. from the St. Janes's Hotel,
Jermyn-street, to Chpitenham.
_ _

PIM—An alarming fire broke out this morning, at
tour o'clock, at an eatieg-house, No. 53, Ratcliffe-
tighway, near the new Church of Shadwell. It soon
extended to the adjoining house, No. 54:, a coal and
ptatue warehouse, and both houses were totally de-
troyed, before the fire was extinguished. Such was
he rapidity of the flames, that the numerous inmates
vere obligee! to effect their escape nearlx in a state
nudi y.

&ENEIiAi

- • -. •
CITY OP WitltT ISs TR. E—SEVEDAYTII DA
A
State of the Poll tiili Dity', at One o'Cltick :
This Day. Total.
100 2580
Oi 2503
Ivin Lama - - - 234 1785
STATE OF OTHER 110LI.S.
. .
Lorrpow.—lt appears that there was a mistake in casting up
the number; for the City of London. The following is given,
tinder the auth6rity of the Sheriff's, as the cotrect State of tie Poll :
Alderman Wool) - 5370 Alderman BRIDCES• 4'259
Ifln VirmsoN - - 5538 —.---- Vi.,:immAN 410
Alderman CURTIa 4802 --,-,-- 'Nolo • - 3921

- hir Fa.Axtis BURDETT
/Ur:. Miami:

..

Normostass Comexr.—The expected contest for this County
is prevented by the resignatitin of 1. S. Lumley, Esq. the new
Candidate; consequently the late Members will be returned.
Doacstrxxest, 3Ltacm 15.—This day came en the Election
for the County of Dorset, when Wm. Moreton Fitt, and E. B.
Portman, Escrs. were unanimou,ly re-elected.
BILIFORD, MARCH 15.—( First D4y.)
Lord TAVISTOCZ 211 Sir JOHN OS/10RX
FRANCIS PYM, Esq. - 203

SOUTHAMPTON, MANCH 14.—Final Close.
De Crespigny - - 559 Dottin -
Chamberlayne - 473

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- 42

COUNTY or SUSSEX, MARCH I_s.—(Third Day's Po 11).

Burrell
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HANOVER, MARCH 8.

A vast quantity. of snow has fallen within these
two days, in the North and North-west parts of the
Kingdom, and has been drifted, by the long con-
tinuance of the storm, to the. height of six or eight
feet, and in some places so as partly to slop, and
partly obstruct the communications, on the roads to
Zell and Hamburgh.
London, England, 1820-03-16

BRIGHTON, MARCH lt.

It was the intention of his MAJESTY this morning
to take an airing in public, and the carriage was or-
dered for that purpose ; but the weather suddenly
becoming foggy and continuing so, the intention was
abandoned. His MAJESTY, however, attended by
Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, took several turns across
the inclosed lawn, and seemed in excellent health
and spirits.

It is reported that •his late MAJESTV'S property
does not exceed £130,000. In the .year 1788 it is
stated that he declared to the Prince of \VALES, and
other members of the Royal Family, that he pos7
sessed then £6oo,ooo.—What has become of the
difference ?

The new Throne in the House of Peers, prepar-
ing for 'the opening of the new Parliament, will be
uncommonly splendid ; two hundred persona are now
employed in executing the embroidery.
Lord CASTLEREAGII passed through Carlisle, on
Friday, on his way to Ireland.
The Persian Ambassador gave an elegant dinner
on Tuesday last, at his house, Charles-street, Berke-
ley-square, to Sir WILLIAM STAMER, Bart. Lord
Mayor of Dublin, and his Lord hip's suite.
The Hon. F. WEST'S Park, in Denbighshire, is
about to receive all the fine deer left by the late Duke
of Amitros to his daughter, the Duchess of Sousa-
SET, from Ashton Park.

The Observer Newspaper, for the last six Sundays,.
printed and sold the immense non!oer of 109,589
copies !
Mr. llEsny lIA nras, and his brother, Capt. HARRIS,
of the Royal Navy, are arrived in Dublin ; and the
former Gentleman immediately began to make the
preparatory arrangements for opening the Theatre
under his own patent.

DRURY-LANE.—As the Oratorios draw near their
conclusion, every effort seems to be exerted in order
to give them variety and novelty. Mr. BRA HAM
was in excellent voice, and perhaps his manly swell-
ing tones were never heard to greater advantage than
in LuTitEit's Hymn, from the Redetnytice of HAN•
DEL, last night. He was accompanied on the organ
by Sir G. SMART; the fine instrument confessed the
master-hand that touched it, and, as the composition
itself is among those extatic poductions of HANDEL
" which lift the soul to heaven," the effect was solemn
in the highest degree. The hymn was unanimously
encored. Mrs. SALMON, Miss Tnsv, and the rest of
the singers gave their songs with treat expression,
and the performance was highly nplauded through-
out. The House was very full, so much so, that the
lower orchestra was added to the pit.
London, England, 1820-03-16

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ASERMON on the DEATH of his late Majesty
KING GEOR GETHE Tut It LI, of hie ised memory ;
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youthful inexperience—what then became of that
?

And as we are on old grievances, such -as, in the
spicious zra of a new reign, and with a Monarch
distinguished for his ability and experience of the
world in all its " form and pressure,' we trust will
prevented from recturing—we would ask into
ti, hat fond are the rents of the rwn Lands paid?—
and why is it that in the .ordinary official Reports
cf the Revenue, they are not state(:, ? In a word,
the -busines3 of the Civil Lisa is' an old and irrepa-
vble house, and Ministers had better pull it down
e:-.tirely, sweep away all the rubbish, and erect a new
rae, suitable to the piesent fashion.

The P.: is Papers of IYonday arrived this forenoon.
Tiley conzain no French news,- but some accounts
":em S un, .which we subjoin:
London, England, 1820-03-16

CLARE'S POEMS.—SECOND EDITION.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

A shocking accident occurred this morning at the
Savoy, in the Strand, which is in the course of behlg-
removed to make way for the improvements in tires
neighbourhood of Waterloo Bridge.. About tea
o'clock a high old wall fell down with a treniende-s
crash, and buiied in its ruins a number of perscpls
v:ere employed about the building. Four bowies
have been already dug out,, quite dead and mu t
cruelly mangled ; one is a carpenter of the namo ot.
Watson; another, a labourer, of the name of Williank. ;
the third, a soldier, name unknown ; and the fourth, a
milkman, of the name .of Frederick Windermude,
who resided in Floneferry-road, and who was em-
uloyed with hls cart and 'nurse in carting away the.
old materials. it is feiced that these ma the
whole of the unfortunate sufreters, and persons con-
tinue actively employed in removing the rubbish, to
ascertain the extent of the calamity.
London, England, 1820-03-29

BRIGHTO.V, M.4.1C11 27.

The health and spirits of our beloved MONARrfi
continues daily and hourly to improve. The vis::s
of the Nobility, to testify their respect, by leaving
their names in thf; hall-book, were very numerous a.
the Palace this morning. Sir EtNJAmits.ist.oorrittt..)
took his departure this afternoon for Carlton Palace:
prior to v hich Lady Bt4cOmPrEtri and Sir WlLua:.:
Kr.PPEL returned. Lord ECAREMONT visited the Pa-
.Lce this morning. Lord HowAau was among t:ie
atiivals yesterday.

THE WOOLWICH MURDER.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 215.

Mr. Ridout, a Constable, from Woolwich, arrived
here on Sunday, and on being introduced to Ncnik,
they immediately knew each other. This merning,
Mr. JACKSON, the son-in law of Mr. PA R ER, arrive::
here, and recognized the watches, seals, tca-tongs,
and some other articles, as Alr. PA RKER.S. Nesbit.
has been very sullen in his conEnement, and taken
only a little tea; except this morning, when he tecic
a glass of wine and a biscuit, by the earnest persua-
sion of Mr. Ridout. He will be removed to London.
to-night.
London, England, 1820-03-29

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neglected receive their Returns in preceding years, will apply
for ti-:e 5?.1.-.rfortimith. J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT,
IL:nazi:lg Ditector.
London, England, 1820-03-29

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PRIVATE LETTER.

" BARCELONA, MARCH 15.

Last Sltarday, in the afternoon, measures were edopted
against a certain party of the Friars, and their partisans, who had
plotted a conspiracy, in order again to enslave us. The people
and troops immediately enited to frustrate this attempt, which
had no other or:gin than serf-interest. On the following Monday
we receivzd ;deices that the KLea had acceded to the Constitu-
tion, and of this handle the deposed Chi:fs availed themselves,
with r. view to cast out of their places the persons who had been
elected by the pelple; and some few had the temerity to call
out far CASTANW, but instantly the leading inhabitants of the
town stepped forward, went up to the Government House, and
prevented the assembling of the Junta that for this purpose was
e‘.llecting. The meiversal cry was for General VILLACAII2A, he
is not a perjured man,' added the people, g and the Knot him-
self cannot command otherwise, till the Cortes are assembled,
from whore/ he is to derive all his authority.' CASTANOS, and
several of his partisans, were instantly turned out of the city,
and we cont:nue sending off all turbulent and disaffected persons
as Latas they are discovered. The whole of the Province has
risen np to adopt the Constitution, not even a village is left be-
hind. All this was done before the advices of the Knrc's de-
terndnation had arrived. From all gnarters, energetic Procla-
mations,expressive cf the people's feelings and sentiments, are
pouring in, of which the inclosed L. one from Reus :
London, England, 1820-09-27

NAPLES AND SICILI.

NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 5.
On Saturday, the 2d inst. the expedition for Sicily
'sailed. Yesterday there were some more embarkations,
from Naples and other parts of the coast.
the HEREDITAEY PRINCE has this day ordered
the immediate departure for Messina of a battalion
of Calabrian Militia, 600 strong, under the orders.of
Lieutenant-General Prince de la SCALETTA.

Rya Royal Decree of the 3d of this month, an
extraordinary call is made on all those who have
served since 1806 in any army whatsoever, and who
are not above forty years of age, to join the army on
service for six months.
By another Decree of the same date, the MilitiA
Regiments now existing in the Provinces are to bd
kept up in their present state of organization. Be,
sides the Militia no/' embodied, there is to be raised
in each Province a Legion composed of men of the
age of from 21 to 40.
The following accounts have been received from
Messina:—" A ship from Trapani in six days, se-
ports that the inhabitants of that city hici had an en-
gagement with the Palermitans and 'shewn great
proofs of courage. In the action, which was very
sanguinary, out of 600 Palermitans more, than 300
were killed) the rest were made prisoners and cork
fined in the Fort de Columbara. More than 2090
Trapanians were preparing to march on Marsala.
where the Palermitans have their principal depot of

provisions."
The accounts from Catania announce, that 2000
men had arrived from Messina, and that these forces,
joined to 1000 Catanesians, had marched for Casts-
girone, occupied by the Palermitans.
From Palermo, we hear that General OTAnitts is
dead;_ General ROSEN II El m has been released; Lt:-
CUESSI still suffers from his wounds.
VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 13.

The Court Gazette announced yesterday, that the
Duke DE GALLO, who was stopped at Clagenfuith,
to wait there the passports for which he had sent to
Vienna, has received orders from the Governor of
that, city to depart instantly. He set out accordingly
on the 6th for Naples.
This decision of our Court puts an end to all un-
certainty, if indeed any could remain.
The Austrian Observer contains news from Palermo
of the 24th August. Agrigentum had opened its
gates to the Palermitans—they besiege Trapani, aad
have cut off its supplies.
CONEGLIANO, SEPTEMBER io.

.
The passage of Austrian troops from the interior
of the monarchy still continues.

Accounts have been received this • morning from
Bombay, of the 20th of May, which state that the
insurrection which we lately mentioned had broken
out at Kutch (one cf the provinces recently ceded to
the British), was of such extent as to require that se-
veral regiments should be 'immediately di:patchei
to subdue the insurgents. At first orlf a detachment
of one regiment was c.a. Some skirmishing was
reported to have taken place.

I
London, England, 1820-09-27

NU killEit ioASI.

rIJNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF
lice Grace the Duchess of BEDFORD,
The Marchioness of HERTFORD,
The Countess•of DERBY,
The Countess of JERSEY,
The Couutess COWPER, and
Lady CAROLINE LAMB.
THE Noi3l-LITY, GENTRY, and the PUBLIC,
are most respectfully informed, that a BeN. EFIT, for

the WIDOW and F.IIIIILY of the late Mr. RAE, of DRURY..
LANE THEATRY, will take place in Omits, for which Mr.
ELLISTON has liberally tendered the use of his Theatre.
Particulars will be speedily announced.
On the 30th September will be published, No. V. of

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