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London, England, 1818-11-11

PRIVATE LETTER.

There was yesterday afternoon (Sunday) a
derable body of Weavers assembled at Sew
and vicinity ; but for what purpose, I cannot I
From the frequency of their late meetings, and
movements, it is feured that this numerous body,
it in contemplation to make another attempt to
crease their wages ; which, in the present'

the times and state of trade, cannot be attended
any benefit to them. Sincerely do I hope that
advice of the better informed among them s'
vail, and that they will quietly await the rest of
temperate and respectful appeal to the
on the approaching meeting of Parliament.

We are sorry to learn, from Stockport, tin:
cases of Typhus Fever have made their a

in that town.

The casualties last week in Manchester, were
follows:—An aged woman, killed by tilling
p:iir of stairs ; an old man, killed by a gig aci
tally running against him; and a child kilted by'
down some steps. In the neighbourhood: a wai.

who was indulging in the too common practice
sleeping on the shafts of his waggon, fell under
wheel and was killed ; a man was drowned at El
worth, and another. killed in a coal-pit at itadel;'
An apple-tree in the garden of D. SUTTON,
Kensington, opposite Holland-House, is now CG
with a second full crop of apples: and there are
veral others in the same garden which have also
a second produce this year, though not in such
dance.

Thursday evening, two stacks of hay, on t,
mises of Ir.ll'st.t., near the bridge, at Ashford
discovered to be on fire. Happily, from the act'
exertions of a numerous party of the inhabitants
the town, the fire was subdued in a few heurs,
the greatest part of the hay saved. There is st:
ground for suspicion that the stacks were wilfully
on fire, by some evil disposed person or persons

The Dandy Stakes, at the Curragh of Kildare.
the 2LI instant, wereappropriately wcn, by Pllzfri
beating l'hantons.
A horse and cart, with the carcase of an ox,
stolen yesterday morning at eight o'clock, while
jug in the front cf LeadenhalllWarket.
Nearly 1000 Slaves arrived at the
one day, the 19th of June last. The celebrated
called Fama lla'Janera, built in New York, izit
house of Messrs. Questa Manta-lel and Brother.
that place, alone carried 728, a cargo worth 5C
dollars cash.

VESSELS SPOKEN wiTlt.—The3llastrel, LEA
ERR, on the 19th October, of Cape Trafalgar, I
Newfoundland to Leghorn, by the Hermes, 3E,
at Plymouth, all well. Also the brig Bastow, of
crock, on 12th October, off the east.end of Prince .
ward's Island, bound to Soon., by the Hope, Baia'
arrived at rlyrnouth is fear wcas from Pima,

INTELLIGEIVOE.

"11, NOVEMBER 8.
ne weather.—Arrived the Jane
Dtti Cork ; and his Majesty's
from a cruise.

"11, NOVEMBER 7 .
ived the Good Intent, Fox, in
Edward's Island ; Lapwing,
Smyrna, for London ; Age.;
clays from 13ahia, for Cowes ;
from the Mediterranean, for
;:us, from Pictou, fur London.
TIT, NOVEMBER to.
y strong.—Arrived the Elbe,
tburgh for South America.—
IISON, and the Castle Lachlan,
London, England, 1818-11-11

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TARPORLEY HUNT, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4.

The Ten Guineas All-age Stakes.—Over the New Course, De--
lamere Forest.—Twlee round.

Lord Grey's bay gelding Carolan, 4-yrs-old, Bst. alb. - 1
Sir W. W. Wynn's bay horse Tattoo, 3-yrs-old, 7st. 51b.
Mr. Price's bay horse Juniper, 4-yrs-old, Bst. 51b. - 3
Mr. P. L. Brooke's ch. horse Trojan, 4-yrs-old, Sat. .11b. 4
Sir T. Stanley's bay filly Bellamira, 3-yrs-ad, 7st. 51b. 5
Sir R. Brookes's hr. gelding Viceroy, aged, Bst. 101 b.
Wen easily.

A Sweepstakes of 100 gs. h. ft.—Two miles.
Mr. T. Cholmondeley's grey colt, 4-yrs-old, received forfeit
from Sir H. M. Mainwaring and Sir R. Brookes.

A Five-year Half-bred Stakes.—Twice round.—One heat.
Mr. J. 11. Glegg's brown gelding, aged, list. - - 1
Sir R. Brookes's bay gelding, 4-yrs-old, Ilst. 71b. - 2
The Farmers' Silver Cup, with 151. added.—Heats twice round,
the Course.,--Second best, WI. and third, the entrance money.

Mr. iuiwort h's black, by Trafalgar, 6-yri-old, list. lab. 1 1
Mr. Bolshaw's bay gelding, 6-yrs-old, list. - 4 2
Mr. Acton's bay gelding, 5-yrs-old, list. 1111). - 2 3
Mr. Golding's grey mare, 5-yrs-old, list. 111 b. - 3 4
Even betting.—A good race.
A Match for 50p. h. ft. 95.. 711). each.—Two miles. -
Mr. Briscoe's bay mare Miss Oliver - - - - 1
Mr. Wichley's chesnut gelding Sefton - - - 2
Won easy.
FOOT RACE.

A quarter of a mile race took place early yesterday morning,
In St. James's Park, between Mr. Howe, the celebrated runner,
and a Lieut. Gaza, which was won by the latter in one minute
and one second. The race was very closely contested, and Mr.
Howz lust it by about two yards. Many bets were depending,
considering the match was only made the preceding evening.
London, England, 1818-11-11

ersoos indebted to the Public ; with a oom-
'Mance and Debt of Great Britain. Also,
Rights, Act of &clement, and Habeas
• comprising the strongest body of Evi-
;sity of Retrenchment that can possibly
a COMMONER.
Cheapside; and W. Clarke, 92,

iTOiLY OF INDIA.
shed, in Three Vets. 4th. with Maps by

_
tamith, price £6 61.
lIITISII INDIA.-By JAMES
-London : Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock,
r-row.

ly had occasion, in examining the several
..oric, to express our opinion of its merits.
been employed in collecting and examining
tribution of the proper facts into compart-

. .
A moral feeling, and the enlarged philosophy
pervade the narrative, entitle the History of
regarded as a valuable addition to our national
clear, connected view of a series of transac.
sture, and important :in their consequen-
! iavotved in obscurity, but whichcibmot
mind without enriching our intelftctual
society and of individual character.—
of Mr. Alili's I listory will be a benefit
India."—Brit. Rev. No. XXIV.

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
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ONS on the Principal 'EVENTS
REVOLUTION: a Posthumous Work
tael, edited by the Duke de Broglie and
translated under their immediate suptr-

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ive Work, printed from the Manuscript.
possibly possess a higher interest than this
%. It is the lam, dying bequest of the most
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•
we already know to be the most impor-
n. or..nturies ; and which those who look
centuries have elapsed, willlrobably con-
larit."—Edinb. Rev. No. L.
e leave of this glowing and original per-
. think, always continue to stand by itself
mositions, uniting a greater number ut high
sy other, thou*, for that reason, perhaps,
j highest of any class. Nothing, however,
tan its spirit: it la full of courage, of ho-
speaks no party language; and whatever
!kw into, it is chargeable with no sacrifice
'it, or power. We are inclined to regard
ill furnish to distant ages the general and
treat poiitical and moral scourge—the
British Rev. No. XXIV.

}tidied, price Se. la boards.
LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen-
szretlons arising front Human frailty, in
mptoms, and baneful effects of Lues
ricture, Seminal Weakness, Etc. are fully
tontains some remarks on certain Female
Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practi-
tat4l Debility, Self-.l;tuse, &c. ; in Part
tses illustrative ..1 the preceding subjects.
miner manner, and the whole addressed
:ri.y of both
a:ul Co. Co:nuking Surg,nns.
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'O. are to be consulted, as usual, every day,
Itients in the country are requested to de-
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r forwarded to any part atilt world.
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London, England, 1818-11-11

DRI IiVRIVEY'S MONUMtNt

Tke Moriumdnt to the Memory of the late Doctor
CHARLES BURNEY, which has been executed at the
expense of the Parishioners of Deptford, was, on
Thursday last, placed in the Parish Church there. The
Monument has been executed by GOBLET. It is a
pyramid, the base of which rests on the entablature
of a square pedestal, between the two side pilasters
of which is placed the inscription, which we give
below. Around the base of the pyramid are scat-
tered books, papers, &c. and in its centre is a medal-
lion of Dr. BURNEY. This is in bold relief, and is
not less remarkable for the beauty of its execution,
than for its strong resemblance to the amiable, ac-
cruplislied, and lamented man, to whose memory the
monument is erected :

Charles Burney, D.D. F.A.S. F.& A.
Rector of this Parish, and of Chffe, in this County,
Prebendary of Lincoln,
and Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty,
Born Dec. 5, 1757 ; died Dec. 28, 1817.
In him were united
the highest attainments in learning,
with manners at once dignified and attractive ;
peculiar promptitude and accuracy of judgment,
with equal geaerosity and kindne v. of heart.
His jealous attachment to the Church of England
was tempered by moderation ;
and his impressive discourses from the Pulpit
became doubly beneficial,
from the influence of his own example.
The Parishioners of St. Paul's, Deptford,
erected this Monument
as a record _ _

of their affection for their Reverend Pastor, Monitor and Friend,
of their gratitude for his services,
and of theit unspeakable regret for his loss.
London, England, 1818-11-27

STOCKHOLM, NOVEMBER 3.

Count Morner, who has returned from Ncrway,
now resumes his post as Governor of the City.
The following Advertisement in our Newspaper
has rather checked the profitable trade of selling to
the Believers pure water at the price of wine :

" The peasant woman Brigctta, daughter of Gustaf, who had
the revelation respecting the wonderful spring at Loena, having
learned with affliction the great abuse committed by certain
tradespeople iu hawking about this blessed water, and selling it
at h high price, both in the capital and elsewhere, is obliged
seriously to inform the sick, that this miraculous water, to pro '
dice any effect, must be used without paying for it ; fur all pay-
ment of this Divine gift is clearly prohibited in the third point
of the said revelation, and all those who offend against it must
blame themselves if their disorder becomes worse in conse-
q•rence of theft- disobedience."
London, England, 1818-11-27

PHIPPS V. PHILIPS.

The Court was occupied the most of the day in
hearing causes of no interest whatever, except to
the parties.
Mr. HEALD stated, that the Bill in this case was
filed, and the prayer of it was, that the Court would
compel the defendant to perform a specific contract
into which he had entered. A person of the name of
Addis was employed by the dt,i,.Nlant to purchase a
certain tenement in Ilerkelcy-scnare, which was, by
the will of Lady Mary Fiza,,:erald, directed to be
sold by auction. Ad,lis accordingly purchased the
mansion, but the defendant reftised to make good
thz contract, on the ground of a deed drawn out in
1758 being lust, though for three years he had con,
sewed to waive the objection. A second objection
was, the want of power in the de(isor to will the
p operty for such purposes, and t'.:e less of a subie-
quent deed in 1777. This objec-lon, however, must,
prove futile,. as she had, by a ..1.!Itcl ie 17t.46, revoked 1
all forme- deals.

Mr. BELL, fcr the defendant, said, ti.at the Lady
was highly in favour with some of the branches of
the Royal Family, from whom she received very
valuable presents at the time of her marriage. She
mtquestiooably had a power to dispose of her pm.
perzy as she chose; but be contended, that the pro•
duction of the deed of 1777 was necessary, as it
might contain regulations respecting testamentary
henyests which might. invalidate the plaintiffs title.
She could dispose of the property by deed, but she
could not do so by a will.
The VSCE CHANCELLOR was of opinion, that the
Lady had the power of revoking any deed, and she
certainly had, in 1786, exercised that power. lie
therefore thought the production of the deed not ne-
cessary, and that the contract should be carried into
effect. His Honour gave no decision as to costs.
London, England, 1818-11-27

AMERICA.

The letters from the United States last received
state, that Bank Stock had again fallen 5 per Cent.
Extensive sales were made at New York at 11'2 ;
few weeks previously they had been 125.
Joseph Bonaparte and Mr. Clay, the Speaker of
the House of Representatives, had am ved at Boston
on a visit, but they were not expected to conti-
nue long.
London, England, 1818-11-27

MARRIED.

Lately, the Rev. Michael de , to Emily
William Smyth, Esq. of Etrtuncree, county Vitra

DIED.

Sunday, at Lis house in Bridge-road, Lambed
Heaums, apothecary, in Ms 55th year.
Monday, at Hatfield, James Penrose, if. D.
traordinary to the King, and Surgeon to the King's

PRICE OF STOCI
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Reduced 76177;}
Cons. 77f 78} 78
Si per Ct. 86ifl
4 per Ct. 943 95}
Navy 1043
London, England, 1818-11-20

• atRCHDRACON COKE'S BIOGRAPHICAL AND
HISTORICAL WORKS.
- This day were published,
i.
MEMOIRS of JOHN DUKE of MARLBO-
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sources. Vols. I. and 11. in 4to. illustrated with Portraits.
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Bs. boards/. A new Edition, with Additions.
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'runes, from 16?6 to 17574, The Second Edition, crtrected and
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London, England, 1818-11-20

PROM TRY &AMR PAPER OP MAY 30.

...-
To Josue Avast, Ir.sq. Secretary to the Governor General.
Head-quarters.. darn rkp ore, 4th Hanle t 8.
am directed by his Excellency the Commander in
Chief to transmit the accompanying copy of a letter to my ad-
dress from iletatenant-Colonsi Adams, C. 11. commanding the.

street, where cures are every day performed in cases
which have baffled the skill of eminent professors,
and ext. ited their astonishment. Medical Board
have particularly attended to those consequences of a
certain disease, which entails the most distressing di-
bailie**. and unhinges the constitution of both sexes.
They also remove the effects of those symptoms aris-
Jug from juvenile indiscretion, from irregular living,
and from a lung residence in warm climates—of this
description they beg particularly to notice obstinate
eruptions in the skin, sore throat, pains in the head and
limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism, strictures,
fistulas, scropbula, tcc.—Messrs: COOPER and Co.
after forty years practice in various Hospitals, are
consulted at Woodstock-street, Oxford-street, daily,
from eight till eight; and at the Medical Board,
Charlotte-House, Oreat Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-
.road, preciselyfrom twelve 'until eight in the evening.
—Mechanics, and persons of moderate income, hate
advice, gratis, if they, attend at certain hours, namely,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until one
o'clock; and"ll-om six to eight every evening.
t:e A side door, sad pstvate rooms for females.
London, England, 1818-11-20

it scarce, interesting, and useful Family
iven an elegant Portrait of Ate itathor; tad
use), entitled, A GUIDI to HEAI,IO;
MS, in a Variety of Complaints—By 6
Containing a Treatisrort Fmale Dtstasks;
,ndriac Complaints; also General Ramada
which the Human Body is moat frequently:
ha symptoms, mode of ttratmcnt; eke: •
s, when consulted by letter, the usualsoos.
note to be inclowa, addressed, " Money
n, Gilead-house, war Liverpool. raid
London, England, 1818-11-20

CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, NOV. eo.

We had a good supply of Corn from the Suffolk
coast this morning ; but, in consequence of the ports
being now open for the admission of Wheat and all
other foreign grain, the sale of English Wheat was
very heavy, and full 2s. per quarter lower than on
Monday. Although the arrival of Boyle) was ra-
ther large to-day from Norfolk and Suffolk, that of
fine quality found buyers at Monday's prices ; and
there was, also ready sale for the inferior qualities of
foreign, for grindinl, and for which Monday's prices
were obtained. Oats are Is. per quarter dearer than
on Monday, but not'so brisk as ou Wednesday. In'
Peas and kle..tits no alteration.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV. at.
Beef .. : ... ..36 tid to Sb Od 1 Veal 5l 04.1 to es Id
Mutton ....Ss Id to da Sel I Pork
Beasts 10:W.-Calm 140-41 beep and Lambs 3,.300--Pigs $lO
HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Hay CS Os to .66.04 I Straw......AN Ss to AN 1115
' Clover.-- 6 Os to 9Os Ewen ... Os oos to Os
London, England, 1818-04-09

Languages oxford.

in this Grammar will in found a nrvi system of Rules for the
leclension of Nouns and Verbs, by which the labours of the St u-
dent are diminished more than by spy other similar publication
extant. It contains also a large Table, exbibldng at one ieW a
German Grammar.
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TII SECOND EDITION.
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MORNTON: A Novel.—By MARGARET
CULLEN, Author of Home."
" In age, in infancy, fromother's aid
Is all our hope ; to teach us to be kini,
Is Nature's first, last lesson to mankind
The selfish heart deserves the pain it feels :
More generous sorrow, while it sinks, exalts,
And conscious virtue mkiptes the pang." Yocua.
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This day was published,
Handsomely printed in one large volume, 4to. Illustrated with 16
Plater and a Map of the Island, price 2.1. 12s. 6d. boards,
TILE IIISTORY of CEYLON, from the earliest
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Pelipion, Laws, and Manners of the People; and a Collection of
their Mural Maxims and Ancient Proverbs.
By PHILALETHES, A.M. Oxon.
o which is sub Lied, Ilosear KNOX'S Hismescat. Br: ATION
of the 'SLIM:), wO. an Account of his Captivity during a period
of near twenty year.
• These two Works, which are thus united In one large vo-
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ever yet been toaught together respecting this most important
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This day was publilhed, elegantly printed in one large voL
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1-31 A LITERARY HISTORY OF TILE MIDDLE
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By the Rev. JOSEPH BERINGTON.
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4 concise hat pe.spicuous view of the Learning. of they
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London, England, 1818-04-09

CANAL PROPERTY, and COMMERCIAL DOCK
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This day were published,
Ele:,santly printed, and embellished with Two fate Portraits or
the Author, in Two Vob. 4to. price 4i. 4s. boards,
THE WORKS OF THOMAS GRAY, Esq.—
Edited by the Jim JOIIN
The Editor of the present Work has been most kindly favour-
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the greatest interest, as well as with the Originals of many of the
Letters very incorrectly published, and much altered by Mason.
The public is therefore prtsentt-i, for the first time, with the au-
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London, England, 1818-04-09

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The press:are-1 Xisize business has been so great
during the present circuit that not half the Judges
have yet returned to town. The Courts yesterday,
therefore, presented a novel spectacle for the first
day of Term. In the Court of King's Bench only
two Judges attended ; namely, Lord ELLErnsoaouou
and Mr. Justice BAYLW. in the Common Pleas only
two. The Chief JustiCe resumed his seat, after an
absence for two Terms, and Mr. Justice BALLas was
also in Court. In the Court of Exchequer only one
Judge was present, namely, the Lord Chief Baron.
A great number of the leading Counsel were also ab-
sent, and little business was done in any of the Courts.
London, England, 1818-06-04

ENCYCLOP/EDIA BitITANNICA.
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THE ENCYCLOPIEDIA BItITANNICA ; or,
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present Edition has been corrected throughout, and the
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Tlte Supplement to this work, now publishing in parts or hail
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FRENCH PAPERS.

. .
Th.; Earls Papers of Sunday and Monday haSlti
arrived.
The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived, on Saturday,
at Paris.
7 The French Minister of Finances has issued a no-
tice, stating that in consequence of the french sub-
scribers hiving more than absorbed the loan of
114,600,000 fr. of rentes, Government are compelled,
with regret, to exclude foreign subscribers from any
participation in it. The price at which it has been
fixed the stock shall be issued is 66 fr. 50 c. which,
according to last Saturday's quotations, will afford a
bonus to the subscribers of 2 fr. 5.5 c. The maximum
for which any of the bidders has been allowed to sub-
scribe is 150,000 fr. and the minimum 2500 fr.
-
The Court of Caseation has rejected the appeal of
the murderers of FUALDES ; but some new applica-
tions have been made to the Keeper of the Seals on
their behalf, which will, it is said, probably stay the
arm of vengeance yet a tittle while longer.
An article from Madrid mentions the receipt of
intelligence from Mexico to the 106 of January last,
stating that Los Remedios and all the other forts in
the mountains of Saint Gregorio, had surrendered ;
and that, of the 1000 rebels who garrisoned them,
between 600 and 700 had been killed, and SOO made
prisoners, including Nuova NIVNIZ, and two brothers
and a sister of General Tonats. All the artillery
and baggage fell into the hands of the Royal troops.
In the whole of the province there now only remain-
ed to be subdued a body of 200 insurgents, who
were closely beset by Colonels AGVIRE and BARADAS.
Tc Drum was performed in the capital of Mexico on
the 10th of January for these alleged successes, in
regard to which we cannot help remarking, that the
Ferdinandists have so then, by their own accounts,
cleared Mexico of every insurgent in it, and had as
often new armies to fight—new forts to subdue, that
we may be well excused for withholding our entire
belief from any statement which rests on their au-
thority alone.
London, England, 1818-06-04

HOUSE OF COMMt.NS.

The Hume were summoned to that of the Peen, where they
!Karl the R.Jyai Assent Oven to several public and private Bills;
for which see our P..ers Rennrt.
Tic 11... t he went ir.tc Coenn.iztet on the nirochirl benefit

Mr. LOCKHART
Committee on the Pu
that it be printed,
Mr. LOCKHA liT
say a few words on t
would he recollected
the appointment of
price fixed byithe
Porter, the inferior qt
formerly, the minim
and the monopoly of
breweries • wider the
mittee heal fottnd the
ascertaining what ouj
but by an examinau
hops, the great exper
become of opinion
eleven great Brewerii
profits were too great
leave to express no
might be put on the
public houses by brei
obtained by the price
on the sums which
The Committee did r
able opinion of the pi
in most cases compe
quality ; but they hac
having limited or ra
to the date of the Pet
to find that any of
mixed any deleterioa
their beer, except ii
quantity of beer beii
Messrs. T. Meux and
a mixture of salt of t 1
ous alticle. The .iar
eri2s had offered to el
articles were used b
beer, hut malt, hops, X
But it had been seen
Laws, that such prac
breweries as well as
ted that the only re
that the full penalties
of seizures. They al
able to make all the
wished ; but they beli
free houses must i
' amongst such -as we
adverting to other re
importance, the Ito
Committee could se
Brewers purellasiii 1
dye one, which, Wii
that i. the property
Nlagi•:trates to refus
after become their pi
the mean time, with
port, imploring the
deracv between Map
Mr. J. SMITH ha
Brewers were now
was not a fiierd ti
when the Public kne
some malt liquorewl
beverage of English'
fer it to deleterious 5
Si: M. W. RIDLI
bore testimony to tl
Brewers came forwa
The former Gentler
that books were sent
to the Publicans, ins
the bcer. The latte
mitting a propositio
brace the whole sysi
Mr. W. SMITE
agaitist the cry of
against them, and
:Iwho had the greatel
beer. He hoped the
' I be levieds wherever
Genet:al THORN
Honourable Gentle;
forward a measure
exercised in licensin
highly indebted to
subject helot,- the I
been mistiken in so
The Report was
and to be printed.
Mr. LITTLETU
Gentleman °ppm itt
ing the measure he
titer he meant to pr
in amount to what
Mr. LAMBTON
to answer those qui
given notice of a r
Committee next Se
extension of the C 2
Sir C. MORDA'
motion for a Corns
HORRID
Sir SAMUEL Ii
which had lately i
Christopher's, and
than the cases to
the House, as hay
afford an additions
ing some remedy I
London, England, 1818-06-03

cottitt O kfridd liENcit,

•
BENTENCIi. OF MIL MrtiCSAON.
At ten o'clock this morning, Ldrd ELLansoitofihial
together with the Justices Bnyte.v, Hocnoifd, and
Astd-r, having taken their seats on the &twill Mn;
Merceron appeared at the Bar to receive judgmene
for embezzling 9261. Is. 2d. of the Poor Money 64,
longing to Bethnal-green Parish, end for improperly
Lieei..ing Publk-houses in the said Parish.
Mr. J.:-tics7l; sl-t.fiv proceeded to deliver the jag::
ment of the :'hurt ; anti before doing to, observedi
that on an impartial review of the whole evidence in
the ease, and of the affidavits adduced in extenuation,
the Court were perfectly satisfied that the Jury had
come to a conscientious conclusion ih their vcidici:
The offences of which the defendant stood conviCtedi
were both of a most iniquitous description—the Lit:
ter especially—since the morals of the people de,
pended on nothing so much as the proper regulatiort
of all places of public resort ; and it was a paho
mount duty of the defendant, in his Magisterial ea&
pacity to allow no private or corrupt motive to in-
terfere with the whOlesome exercise of that gstardian+
ship over them, with which he Res entrusted.---,
The Court had at the same time taken into conside-
ration the circumstance of the Defendant's having
refunded the 9251. Is. tel. and also 2141.195. interest
on the same; as well as the future visitings of con.
seience by which the Defendant must be assailed
dining the rest of his lite, in consequence of the de-
graded state into which he had now fallen, The
sentence of the Court therefore was, that the Defen-
dant should for the first offence he recommitted to
thecustody of the Mar.hal of the King's Bench fur
Six Months, and pay a Gne of 2001. ; and for the
second, be imprisoned Twelve.Nfonths, to commence
after the expiration of the six months for the first
offence.

Mr. Justice BATLEY added, that the case should
be laid before die LORD CHANCELLOR, that his Lord-
ship may use his discretion as to striking the lkfen-
dant out of the Commission for the Peace.
The Defendant bowed to the Court, and retired
in the custody of the T:pstaffs.
The Court was crow ded to excess.
London, England, 1818-06-03

THE ARMY.

Monday the first division of the 10th Royal Hus-
sars, marched into the cavalry Barracks, near C.ni-
terbuiy, from Elighton, and were followed by the
remainder of the icgimer.t this day. They replace
the 9th lancers in the Kent District, from which the
last squadron marched on Monday.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The ATLAS, from China, has arrived ef
Plymouth. 'lle Too..s.ks (lnENvttitit and CARNArte
arrived off the Start on Sunday eve: in; : they I,:t
Caloitza 0:1 the 13th of 3larch, and St. Helena un
the 4th of April.
London, England, 1818-06-03

DARTMOT'TII, JUNE I.

Passed up Chanuel tl,i3 morning, the-Francis and
STu V.tnT, from Nladras, sec hich place she left
on the 2d of January, and the Cape of Good Hope en
the 19th of March. This venel landed a Mail bete.
Also the Bridgewater, Hutatzt, from China.

COWES, JUNE 2.
Sailed the Barton, CORNISH, for Tenetiffe.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE I.

Arrived the Tom Hazard, HOLDRIDGE, from New
York ; sailed ‘29th April. On the 6th May, in lat. 4.2.
long. 50. spoke the Ben Lemond, from the Clyde fee
New Brunswick-17th, in lat. 51. long. 19. spoke the
Venus, —, from Sligo for Quebec ; same day the
Venus, M'IvER, from Liverpool fer Newfoundland.
London, England, 1818-06-03

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 2.
Tr 2 Committee of Privileges, the claim of the Earl of Fire
h a % r.! at the Pleetioc of Representative Peers for Ireland, &c.
into consideration, and allowed by their Lordships.
Iw.! ROLLAND presented a Petition from the Royal Burgh
Per.h in Scotland, complaining that the Burgesses possess no
=tnlover the application of the 'towns Funds • that the Bill
latriluel into Parliament for the Reform of the Royal Burghs,
Li EJI fallOrt! their grievances, and praying that the Burgesses
nigh; be restored to the rights of which they had been divested.
-.Ordered to lie on the Table.
The liainault Forest Bill, en motion of the Earl of LirenrooL,
vas mimed to be read a f.caad time this day three months ; his
lardship ezpreising his intention to bring forward a measure of
k kind early next Session of Parliament.
hlr. haulm presented at the Bar the Accounts from the
Cuntni.s:oners of the Royal Military Council for the last year.
4pon the table.
The Ei!;;:mi.1: of the Poor Bill was read the third time, and

Ot the question for going into a Committee on the Game Sale
th.: Lai of CAIiNAILVON strongly supported the inea-
t7e.su et sane degree counteracting a systeni, one ill effect of
vbicis was to acquit rich delinquents, and to punish poor ales.
that he thuught the Bill would have an extensive operation,
bt usual the present system of the Game Laws should be re
seal corrected, a consideration which was very much called
world teed to preserve souse consistency in that system.
• Ire-tett the Rau: Would be always. dispwed to do equal
• `eothe rich as.d the poor. The effect of this !c dt, du away a practice by
which the wealthy por-
t
bht Jose were protected, an to encourage the depreda-
sit t to,r Gditickts, whom, at the same time, it punished
of LAUDERDALE disapproved highly of the
(4",,...'7,10.:ch, he thought, would so far have the salutary effect
sY44."itzcti by the Noble Earl, that it would render it invios-
iie,,fazy evidence to be brought :against the sellers of garr.e.
e7"14" that both parties in such transactions were equally
ha 4 lath regulations as those proposed by the bill,
7:1',91: would laugh and he thought, at the present period
9 si.ion. the best thing the Rouse could do would be to
- the &a:
pL.t.GausvExoa was in favour of the Bill going to a

i.,lars ROLLAND argued in; favour of tha 13i1l, and expressed
gr's.-'ot that the r t ein of the Gann La.'s was a
da .4. p CCII
requr4d the serious attention of the Legislature,
tietr thorough revis.,'. and arnehorfavouratiou.
• 'OmD CIIANCELLOR was of the Erlic;-
London, England, 1818-06-03

PoI:TSMOUTU, JUNE L

Wind W.S.W.—Passed through for the Downs, the
Princess Chaihnte of Wales, (iiitamAt, from Madras
and Bengal. Sailed the Vansittart, DALRYMPLI, for
the liver; and his Majesty's ship GRASSUOPPEit, fur
Halifax.
London, England, 1818-06-03

DEAL, JUNE 2.

Wind S. W.—Came down from the River and
sailed, the Charles Mills, JACKSON, for Bengal ;
Hebe, BRUNTON, for Jamaica ; Orwell, MUDDLE, for
St. Vincent's ; and several others.

GRAVESEND, JUNE 3.
Arrived, the Peter Jacobus, Widiams, from Antwerp ; this
Drake, Whiloe, from ditto; and Hanover, Adamson,
maica. Sailed, the Malta, Breame, for Archant
Hurls, for Madras, &c.; Vittoria, Southam,
Liberty, Thomas, fur Dublin; Perseverance,
burgh ; Pomona, Sparks, for Flsineur, &c. ;
ker, for Gibraltar; New Blessing, Roberts,
Amphitrite, Rahouln, for Rouen.
The following letter from Petersburg)
17th April, is from the Baltimore Gazette
April :—" Arrived the Lucien, Rossi
vcrpool, forty days from Dublin Bay,
from Cape Clear. The Captain informt,
Experienced heavy gales from the North'
Chops of the Channel, for '2O days wi--
On March 31, in lat. 43. 30. long. 42.
saw a large field of ice extending as
ward as we could see, but could not
tent of it, ran 25 miles before he came
extremity ; the field appeared to be c
could perceive noopening at 3p. m. On
another large Island of Ice, and several
five p. m. saw a very large island, NO
we saw."

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RAMSGATE:, APRIL. 8.

Wind W. S. W. blows hard.—The Rannah, ED-
WARDS, was hove off the Dyke in the night tide, and
proceeded for the River. We hear from Margate
that she is riding off the Sand Head.
ISIARGATE, APRII. 6.

Sailed the Crown trancpoi t, fc.4- Chatham.
NORTH SHIELDS, APRIL 4.

The brig Lilly, WATSON, which was on shore on
the Herd Sand, has been got off, after landing her
cargo of grindstones, and heaving overboard nearly
the whole of her coals t—she is going into Dock to
be repaired.
London, England, 1818-04-07

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 4.
Wind E. fresh b
a cruise.

the HIND cutter on

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 6.

Wind W. S. W.—No arrivals to-day. Sailed the
Alexandria, Cusimisns ; and Pyrennees, WEnsii, for
London.

DEAL, APRIL 6._

Wind S.W. blows very hard.—Came down from
the River at d remain, the Timandra, —, fur Ba-
tavia ; Duncan Forbes, WiLsoN, for Leghorn ; Bur-
don, RICHARDSON, for Quebec ; Lasceiles, WILLS,
for St. Domingo ; Agnes, CORNDY, for Malta ; Clio,
RICHARDSON, for Madeira, &c. ; Orion, WARM. fur
the South Seas ; George, CONSETT, for Miramichi.
Five o'clock, still blows hard, but the outward-bound
are riding all well.
DOVER, APRIL s. _

Wind W. S.W.—The brig Laurel, —, of Aber-
deen, with coals, for Rye, in attempting this harbour
this morning, got aback of the North Pier, and it is
feared will not be got off again, as it is blowing very
strong, and a great deal of sea running. A boat en-
deavouring to bring a rope on shore from her, upset,
and one man was drowned.
London, England, 1818-04-07

FORGERY OF 13ANK-NOTES.

Yestorday, at the Old Bailey Sessions, four other
prisoners were put to the Bar, charged with offences
respecting forged Bank-notes, viz. Robert Ratford,
aged 26 ; Mary Shaw, aged 23 ; Susan Wilson, aged
19 ; and James Battler, aged '25. They all pleaded
guilty to the minor offence of having forged notes in
their possession, knowing them to be forged, which
subjects them to fouiteen years' transportation.
Matthias Maher, aged 22, was put to the bar on
the same charge. He was evidently insane, and be-
haved in a very outrageous manner. He was ironed
strongly, to prevent his doing injury to himself or
others. The Court directed the case to stand over
till the next Sessions, and that the Sheriffs should, in
the mean time, afford every facility to medical per-
sons, for the purpose of ascertaining his state of mind.

The Dublin Journal of the Ist instant states, that
a number of forged Notes, of the value of thirty
shillings, on the Bank of Messrs. SHAW and Co. are
now passing in that city, which are extremely well
executed.
London, England, 1818-04-07

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CORN-EXCHASIGE, MARR-LAXE, APRILS

eir

The increased arrivals of Foreign Wheat actor
very heavy sale for that article, and but little was
disposed of this morning, although lower prices rue
asked. Barley was also dull safe, and one 'hang
per quarter cheaper, except for prime malting_tam•
pies, which support Monday's prices. In Peas, Bar
and Oats, there is no alteration.
COTTON MARKETS.
LONDON, APRIL 21.—The sales of Cotton ha*
lately been so extensive, that the stock in London X
decreasing rapidly ; the ?entity at market, with the
exception of the East India descriptions, is very limi-
ted ; good Pernams and Snots have been much c*
quired after, but the holders have been advancing 0
much in their prices, that the transactions sre not
extensive as would otherwise have been the case--
The sales of Cotton since Tuesday last exceed 2500
bags-850 Pernambuco 2s. lid. to 2s. 2d. picked 31.
2ta. principally at 2s. lid. I.sifbagc to arrive 25.114.
200 Cearas at 2s. IlDemd. to 2s. 12d. 100 Saila.,:s
Oid. to 2s. Old. SO eraras "s. ld. to ‘.:s. 14,1 !!!,0
Bourbon 2s. 4d. to (4.*s. Bd. principally at .2s. qd. n
mi
on speculation ; 520 Surat: 14d. to rid. :35n En'
gals lOid. to Hid. the three latter exclusive of clut7;
a small proportion of the Pernams, and about a half
of the Bengals, were reported to be taken for expct-
ration : the remainder of the purshases were mule br
the trae.
GLASdGOW, APRIL 18.—COTTON.—The sales of t4a
week, including 'a public sale, amounted to 1964
packages. Sea bland Georgia 377, at 3s. Id. to :•,s
Bd,—Stained do 16, at 2s. sa. to 2s. 73.—Bcwed 'l4
733, at 22c1. -to-221-cl a few at 23,1.—New Orley
131, at 23d. to 231 d--Do. inferior 65, at rid'
Pernatnbuco -50, at 2s: 3d.---Maranham 106, at
I id. to 2s. 2id..—Bahia 40; at 2s. Yd.—Demerara
and Berbice 203, at 25.• lid. to 2s. Sid.—Benga
to
9131
at 131 d.—By auction := ice 225, at 2s 01,1
2d. N. Reported from the 11th to, the 17th, t>lf
vessels from Charleston,- 580, and one from Calcuto,
1492—Tota1 9 packages.
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