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SATURDAY, MAY .1, 1819.
ST. Pala! AND ST. hsan.—Holiday at the Bonk, Ezehecittei,
and South-Sea House. •
THE FUME'S.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The Canning. Par:alma; mud Londaa, Cmessm, from
China, are arrived off l'ortlaiid.

In private bargains, Stocks are a shade better this
morning. Consols commenced at 72► and afterwards
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rose to 721. The rumours are so various respecting
the difficulties that have arisen with regard to the
Report of the Bank Committee, that no one can be
'depended upon. The amount of the expected. Loan
has not yet transpired.

FALUOUTII, Aram 2/I.—Wind E. S. E.—Arrived the Liberty,
Await:or., from St. Michael's. The Dutch sloop Jonge Hen-
drick, which put in here trid instant, from Amsterdam to Ka--
seines, with her pumps choaked up, is discharging her cargo.
POSTILMOUTH, Aran 30.—Wind S. S. E.—Sailed the John
Barry, Et , for New South Wales. •
Aran 50.—Wind E.—Came down from the River
last night and sailed, the Jason, Pgraut, for Rio Janeiro; and
same others, names unknown.
latvearoot; Aran 29.—Arrived the. John T tan - —lexaar,
from Bengal, and brings letters of the sth December, but our
boat has not yet returned from her. The Feniscoles, Ilusaste,
from hence, is arrived at Calcutta.
Cbtrrox Houma, Lemnos, Anu. 30.—Enteied Inwards : the
Carl Wilhelm, Marhwandt, from Stettin; the Po, Pay, from
Calais; the Duke of York, Fryer, from Rotterdam ; the Hoop,
ninon, from Ostend; the Astrea, Bradenhi, front Stettin; the
Olive Branch, Patterson, from Gottenburgh; the Prince of Wa-
terloo, Page, from Ostend.; the I.utzaidia Cachet:oa, Plitt, front
Groningen ; the William Bowers, Mason, from Calais said Will
!Dine; and the Hornung, Glasker, from Leer. Entered Oda!
wards the Otabbaitteil, Eysteman, for Bremen ; the FOrtfeadt,'
Wert', for Rio Janeiro; the Favourite, Power, for Rotterdam;
the Salisbury, Guild, for.Cadia ; the Medway, Weigheyftnaa=l
deira and falcons; the Saha, Thompson, fur lianaburgh ; the
Allen, for Antwerp ; the Jorge Hendrick, 1)e Wild, for
Rotterdam; the Hoop, Hymn, for Ostend; and lea Deux Amis,
Ram, for Havre and Caen. Cleared Outwards: the Chance,
Franklin, ,for the-Cape of Gond Hope ; the •Neptune, Hunter,
for Gibraltar ; the Salado, Gowing, for Trieste and Venice ;. th;
Wilson, Wilson, Aar Riga; the Linen Hall, Grieve, for Dublin;
the Venus, Candlar, for New York ; the General Mackay, Can-
ningtoo, fur Antwerp; the Upton Castle, Howellaor Bombay;
the Britannia, Robertson, for Quebec ; the Ingeberg, Jerdit, for
St. Croix ; the Isabelle, M' Neal, for Charleston ; the I'o, Pay,
for Calais ; the Minn" Halliday, for Jamaica; and the Ruck,.
Phillips, for St. Dasilego.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived last night. The fol.;
lowing are the only articles worthy of the slightest
notice : " HANOVER:, APRIL 19.
" Mr. SANDVO&D, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke
of CAXIIIIIIDGZ, has arrived here from London, to perform the
ceremony of baptizing the young Prince. • j

" fiTUTTqARD, APRIL 16. •
" As Prince Petn has not yet OtOught.preper to isren:te the
imitation given him to morn with his children to Stittgard,
the Knm has provisionally sequeeerated his property and'ah hie
revenues derived from the cou6try ; reserving to him, however,
;he means offered to him of coming to an amiable arrangemcnt.'.
The sequestration of the income of Prince PAUL,
by the KING of WiaTxuazno, affords but an indif-
ferent earnest of his MAJESTY'S willingness to sub-
mit to the restraints of a free Government.
The last winter exhibited rather a singular pheno-
menon in the Russian dominions—extreme cold in the
Southern provinces, in the same parallel as the South
of France, so late as March 11th, with unusually
mild weather in the Northern districts of the Empire.

maim To mew. ?units.
a Consulate Generale eosaarit, et Philadelphia,
March 2st, lath
" 'Masters of vessels bound to the eased, or to any of the parts
in the Baltic, ate hereby invited to provide thimeelves,witit Bills
of Health, &dm Acadia Cassel, raiding in the Pat, or for
the State for which Sky char est, as vessels on their arrival at
the Sound, without bin* sack a All on board, will, imme-
diately, witbotit an retard to any other similar document they
may possess, be bate a guaranties observation of at least
four or Ave days, which delay may have unpleasant consequences
for the voyage, to provost he-h this notice is issued."

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this fore-
noon ; but furnish nothing of importance: The dis-
cussion in the Chamber of Deputies on the second
Project of Law respecting the Press, was continued
on Tuesday, when Articles 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19,
all of a regulatory nature, were passed. A debate
was begun, but adjourned, on Article 20th, which
involves the interesting question—whether evidence

of the truth of a libel shall be admitted in justifica-
tion ?—The Chamber of Peers had a public sitting
on the same day, when the first. Project of Law on
the Press, which had been passed in the Chamber of
'Deputies, was remitted for examination to A Special
Committee of five Members.—An account has, been
distributed among the Members of both Chambers
of the Receipts and Expenses of the Order of the
Legion of Honour, since its creation until the 15th
March, 1819. It *appears froni tilts accodnt that the
total number of Persons who are Members of this
Orden is 41,`09; o whom 27,568 of the military'
profession and 1,110 civilians were named before the
Charter or Restoration, and 10,015 military and
2,516 civilians have been named since that period.
Five per Cents.—Tuesday, 661 r. 80c.

The PRINCE REGENT is recovering in strength daily,
and in consequence the Bulletins are discontinued.
Thursday night, the Marchioness CUOLMONDIELEY'S
Concert was attended by upwards of 400 distinguish-
ed personages. The whole interior of her noble man-7
sion was illuminated in a style of magnificence. After
the Concert, her Ladyship entertained a large party
of distinguished friends with a sum ptuGus banquet.

The Earl and countess of LONSDALE gave a grand
entertainment on Thursday, at their residence in
Charles-street, Berkeley-square, to the Marquis of
TWEBDALE, Marquis ANOLESEAL Earl of WESTMOR•
LAND, Earl of LAUDERDALE, Bail of YARMOUTiI,
Lord A. HAMILTON, Lady G. FARE, Mr. PowLETT.
Lady C. POWLETT, MT. and Lady A. BECKETT, Sir
G. WARRENDER, Bart and Mr. GREENWOOD.

Yesterday the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR rode in the
Park about half-past three o'clock. He was attended
by his Mahmanuar, Mr. Molina; Sir GORE OUSE.
LET, and his Secretary, Mr. Wtt.t.ocic. I-Us Excel-
lency appeared to enjoy the exercise, and displayed
an elegant person and good horsemanship, to much
advantage. His dress was magnificent, entirely of
the finest Cash mir shawl ; the trappings of his horse
studded with diamonds and emeralds, with a gold
chain of considerable value. 'His Excellency re-
turned at half-past four, and dined at six. His Ex.
cellency sends up to his fair Circassian Lady her din-
ner, from his own table, by his servants in waiting.
It is delivered by them outside of the back drawing.
room door in which she resides to her Eunuchs, who
are four in number, and are the only persons suffered
.to enter her room. Two of these are constantly in
waiting on her person. She bathes every morning,
attended only by her Eunuch!. His Excellency rises
every morning at six o'clock, and down stairs
to bathe in a common bath, hired goes
a tin shop.
Yesterday, several mechanics were employed in trect-
ing a new bath in a back room, adjoining the dining
parlour.
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Yesterday a numerous and respectable Meeting of
Licensed Victuallers, took place at the Freemasons
Tavern, kir the purpose of petitioning. Parliament
against the present arbitrary and oppressive system of
licensing. The Resolutions proposed were agreed to,
and the Petition to both Houses of Parliament was
unanimously adopted. .
We have been requested by the Publishers of the
Vatrpyre to state, that it appears from the foil' - •
letter, addressed to Editor ‘•
Magazine; that the
belongs to Lord BYRON

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unents of the 4"fth and 6,5 th tegiments have
Merrtun OF WORIMEN.—Monday another very i 4,, Gravesend, to mini* f,Olindia. numerous meeting of workmen took place on Wopd-
, five setjeants, sir esorals, and three
drummers, of the Staff of the West Kent Regiment speaking,
house Moor, near this town. There was some little
°Militia, statioeed at Maidstone, were discharged. resolutions were entered into, and an aF tee-
. . meat made to re-assemble yesterday (Wednesday) and
to Address the Miyor of the town. Accordingly, a
very large body, some say to ele amoont of thou-
sands, assembled yesterday morning, and sent a de-
putation to the Mayor, plesenting a letter, and a re-
quisition to his Worship to call a public meetir.g of :
the ini-abitants at large. Under the delicate circum-
stances in which the distiessed situation of so many
[unemployed men places the Maisi straws, (while they
Verti,t in the dangerous,thouh hitherto peace:dile,
' practice of assembling in pubiic), we understand the
Mayor had not returned any answer to the requit,i-
tion, up to the hour when this Paper was pa: ',.
Press.—Leeds IrdtTendent.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, ism

FRIDAY, APRIL 30.
Lord Foley's flonirace, 75t. 1311). beat Mr. Fox's Merlin,
let. 10%. D.I. 300g5.-6 to 4 agst 13oniface.
Duke pf Ratland's Quadrille, Bst. beat Mr. Andrews's Min-
qb: ti.l. 10081.-7 to 4 on Quadrille.
..Uity's Student, list. 81b. b at Lord Foley's Yoirng WI-
-4,141018Li.A.F. 200g5.-4 to 4 Un Student.
handicap Sweepstakes of 1 figs. each, rOgs. ft. fof Z.yr.olds. A.F.
Duke. of.lintland's Quadrille, 7st. tub. - - - . 1
Duke of Portland's Screw, Sit. lolb. - - - 2
Mr. Joees's Fanny, tist.
LIM O. H. Cirieudish's colt, by Zodiac,' 71t. 91b.
Qat itt Grafton's Loo, 7st. 61b.
Darlington's colt, by Sorcerer, 7st. 41b.
Mr. Foes Merlin paid-The Judge placed but two.
Ito 1 apt Quadri9e--4 to 1 apt Loo-7 to 2 agst Sorcerer eolt.
(Fkat Yeir.)-Ilenewatof the Newmarket Stakes of .10gs. ea.:ll,
. b. kcolta, Sat. 71b. fillies, Bst. 21b. D.hL--'Fhe owner of the
seenod horse to receive 100 p. out of the stake.
Duke of Portland's colt Tiresias - - -
Mr. Rogers's bay colt, by Selim - -
Goddard's bay colt Sir Topaz
Lord Foley's Brother to Soothsayer
Dam! Grosvenor's colt Walthamstow
Mr. Basun% black colt, by Eaton
Lord Boa's brown colt Master General
Sir J. Shelley's bay colt Antar
Duke of. Grafton's brow;, colt Vanguard
Mr. Payne's black colt, by Sanolensko
The Judge placed but two-27 paid-6 to 4on Mesta,.
• Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each,, h. ft. D.M.
Lord Foley's Interpreter, 3-yrs-old, 7st. 121 b. - 1
.Mr. Cussans's Wouvermans, .I.yrs-oid, 6st. 121 b. - S
Mr. Terrett's Sovereign, 5-yrs-old, Bst. 61b. - - . 3
toed G. IL Cavendish's Little Dick, 4-yrs-old, Bst. 21b. 4
Mr. Payne's Itanaborough, 7st. 121 b. . .5

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7 to 4 on Interpreter.
Mr. Dundas's colt, by Rubens, 7st. 111 b. beat Mr. Nevilld's
sister to Sir Joshua, Bst. 41b. Ab. JI. 200 p. h. ft.-5 to 4on
Mr. Dundas's colt.
Mr:Thornhill% colt Ringleader, beat Mr. CharltO'n's Strephon,
Bst. 71b. each. Ab. F. 200p.-11 to 1 apt Ringleader.

CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1819.
THURSDAY, APRIL 22.

The Wellington Stakes of 50p. each, h.ft. Three-yr-old Courses
The Second horse saved his Stake.
Mr. Kirwin's Brotkr to Plata, 5-yrs-old, 7st. 51b. - 1
Colonel Bruen's Buttercup, 3-yrs-old, flst. 131 b. - -
Marquis of Sligo's Lancet, 5-yrs-old, 7st 91b. - - 5
Eleven paid 25gs.—four paid logs. in October—Six started.
The Judge placed but three.
The Kith's Plate of 100 gs. for Irish-bred born', 10st. each.
Mr, Mau4l6ck's Altasnoent, 5-yrs-old - - - 1 1
Mr. Vansleienr's Margaret, t-yrs-old - - 4 3
Sir NO...shell Whalebone, 3-yrs.old. - 4dr
Four others started, notplaced.-
FRIDAY.
ClhaVerqte of the Madrid', 50gs. h. ft. Old Two-yrs-old Course.
Mr. Prenderpses'Dash
Colonel Lunt's Surrj
. Handicap Plate of .50gs.—Sir Ralph's Post hints,
Mr. :Caldwell's Legacy 2 1 5
Marquis of Sligo's. Rolla

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THE EVENING ST4%, . Detschme
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LONDON.
Saturdol.