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P 1 I.IV a ES.

A Small, but highly Valuable Collectioa of Pictures, of the
rarest Quality, and in the purest gate of Preservation.
THE PROPERTY OP A NOBLEMAN.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Mr. Stanley's Room, No. fie, Old Bond-street, on Fammr.
the 4th of June, at Two o'Clocji precisely,
THIS very VALUABLE COLLECTION is com-1
prised of the choicest Work of the Dutch and Flemish
&hoot., and consists of—Tiro magnificent Portraits, by kern-
brandt ; a Candle-light Scene, Schafteul the famed Bonder'
Heuer, Teaien; Landscape and Figures, Weuverasasts; an
Interior. Ostade Sei Pieces, by Backhuysemoad W. Vander-
veldt ; Flowers, Mignon; Landscape and Figures' C. du Jar-
din ; Dead Game, by liondekooter and Gysells; Interior, C.
Beger ; and many others, by equally eminent Masters.
To be viewed on Wednesday and 'Thursday isreeeding the
Sale; Catalogues to be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick erect,
Golden-square.

Dy Mr. WAKRVIELD,
At Saitaway\cadret-Ilouse.'Oasage-Alley. Conlin. ea
. _

Telmerv, lux t, It Twelve leCkak, w Two Lots,
Loy I.THE MANORS or Reputed MANORS of
11 MARE-NULL, LAWON-HA LL. NEW--
HALL, BURNT-HALL, and KITCHEN-HALL, with the
distinguMted Mansion of MARK-HALL, and the adjoining
ESTATE, producing, with an Estimate of the Lend In hand,
64,000 per Annum, situated between the Nineteen and the
Twenty-three MIIC-stoat's on the Road to Newmarket, Mar the
Royal Forests of Hanault and Epping, and being in the Cons-
des of F.ssex and Hertford, lying all compact, and near the
Nlarket-Towns of Harlow. Hertford, Sturford, Epping, and
Ungar; and from the remarkable high condition in which the
,Estate is. the responsibility of the Tenantry, its great Local Ad-
vantages, its contiguity to the best Markets, the Latent of the
Manors abounding with (iame.which have been preserved with
*Unrivalled care, the beauty of the Fine, and elegance.of the
Mansion, it may be esteemed one of the finest Properties ever
offered for Sale.

Lev 4. The ADVOWSON of the PARISH of LATTON,
being an excellent °kite-Rouse, One Hundred and Thirty
Acres of Glabe-land, and a Liting producing raw per An-
num, being the entire 'Tithes of the
*Parish of Luton, and pos-
sessing p.xuliar advantages, as will tit set forth, tbg present In-
cumbent aged 59.
May be viewed by Tickets osly, which may be had of Mr.
Wakefield, Land Surveyor, 42, Pall-Mall, and Descriptive Par-
ticulars of him ; of Messrs. Graham, Kin . and Doraville,
Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; of Messrs. Oldie, and Fen-
cer, Solicitors, Carey-street, Llncolr's Ina ; of Mr. &rattan, So-
licitor, Harlow ; of T. Hell, Esq. Solicitor, Saffron Walden ;
of Mr. Jackson, Auctiosanr, Hertford; of Messrs. Chalk and
Meggy. Chelmsford; Mt. Lake, bad Surveyor, Colchester;
Ttnothy Holmes, may. Solicitor, Fury St. Edinger.; Mr. Wake-
field, Brook-street, Ipswich; Mr. Mama Lampitts, FySeld;
and at Garraways Coffee-House, 'Maar-Alley, Cornhill.
London, England, 1819-05-20

TffJ

That
TOWN

o'clock

OLD,

rialtos, Tents of Sorts, &aiding. Vices, Bellows; Hauliers's%
Powder Horns and Pieces, Bedding and Clothing, thane& and
elarlilleri. 'Packing' Cases and Wheels,,together will radaqi
other. Articles; the whole of which maybe vievolmisapask appli-
cation at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tow; and
at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, until the day of oak, and where
printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those poems who
truly apply for the sante. By Otter of the Bused,
• R. 11. !NSW, irerdiary,

014517CESTE tt SHIRE, near SHIPSTON-ON-STOUIL
Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tax redeemed', an
eligible Property for Itfeestment-
TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT*
• By Mr. ROBINS,
AVERY DES/RARLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Lard-Tau redeemed : comprising a irery eligible FARM,
situate in the Parishes of Mickleton and Quinton, near Ship-
ston-on-Stour, in the County of Gloucester; with a good Farm-
house, Garden, Barn, Stable, and Outbuildings, and sundry In-
closures of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,
containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-
FOUR ACRES; let to a very respeetable Tenahs, on Lease.—
The principal part of the Lands pay a small, Moans in Bea of
Tithes, and there is no Poor-rates.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Robinsi Warwick-street, Gol.
den square.

HANGER HILL,
BETWEEN ACTON AND EALING,
Six• Miles from London.
CAPITAL RESIDENCE FURNISHED.
To be LET for a Term of Five Years, FURNISHED,
By Mr. ROBINS,

AVERY COMPLETE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
placed on that fine commanding spot Hanger Hill, with
Offices of all descriptions, Coach-houses, and Stables, well sup-
plied with fine Water, excellent Garden, walled and well planted
With choice Fruit Trees; Gardener's House Green-house,
Lawns, Pleasure-gront.d, and any quantity of fine Meadbw
Land, hot exceeding SIXTY ACRES, may be had if required.
The beautiful Scenery from the House is unrivalled.
To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may
be had cif Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1819-07-12

LAW INtELLIGEIVC:E:

bOURT OF CHANCERY, JULY vi
THE MARLBOROUGH GOLD PLATE.
Sir ARTHUR PIGOOTT moved that his Honour
would great Ith injunction to restrain his Grace the
Duke of Marlborough from disposing of any of the
gold plate left as heir-looms in the mansion-house at
Blenheim ; that the said gold plate might, in the
mean time, be lodged in the office of Master Cox
till further order; that all the books, &c. in the
libraries at Blenheim might be conveyed to the house
of Mr. James Blackston; as also the grand diamond
sword of the great Duke, and the chronometer pre-
sented to the late Duke by his present Majesty. By
the will of the late Duke, all his valuable property,
such as plate, the diamond sword, the chronometer,
the china, the paintings, astronomical intruments, &c.
were given to trustees, who were bound to see that
the same were properly taken care of ; for the late
Duke, by his will, seemed to have very little confi-
dence in his son. That those articles were of value,
no man could doubt; for, while pecuniary value was
London, England, 1819-07-12

LEEDS, JULY :o.

Numerous combinations of workmen have
been formed in the neighbouring manufacturing al,'
tricts, for the purpose of raising wages ; and var:,;:
meetings, both public and private, have been kei,
to carry this purpose into effect. About a fortnigl,
ago, the workmen in the township of Soorhill strut;
for a rise; their example was soon followed hp ti;
Dewsbury work people ; and all the mills are ur
standing, except those at which the advanced pit,
have been agreed to.
A Committee has been appointed by the Guardians
of the Poor in Leeds, to inquire into, the causet
the present increase of pauperism ; and to rei,ort
whether the existing distress arises from causes cf,
temporary or permanent nature; in the laurr
which cases, they are char-;ed to point rr,:t sat
sources of productive emp!oyment as are calculated
to mitigate or remove the evil. In pursuance of tl
object, the Committee assembled on Thursday ere,
ing, and determined, as a preliminary step, to cp,
a correspondence with Sir Jouv SINCLAm,
WEN, and Mr. OlCEN.—Leeds Mercury.

MEETING AT BRADFORD.
A Reform Mceting is announced to be :el:i
Bradford, on Monday evening next.

MEETING AT BIRMINGUAM.

Mr. LEWIS, the friend of Sir o'AR...es Itiotsn.
states, in a letter addressed to the Reformers at Blac,
burn, and dated from Wolst ley II:111, that " a Meet.
ing is called at Birming!•am, at which the men.
Father of Reform (Major CA tirwittotrr) and
CHARLES WOLSELEY have promised to attend." TT
letter, which is backed by a certificate from
CHARLES WOLSELEY himself, stating that he "high
approves of" its contents, contains the followit:g
claration of the political creed of these Gentlemen
" It has been subjected to the Reformers that the
Resolutions and proceedings are vague and tcithoi
any definite object—this allegation, I am fully awai
is without any foundation in truth, as they ha
upon all occasions declared for Annual Parliament
Universal Suffrage, and Election by ballot.—
But the truth and validity of these principles
been denied by some, and we are not unfrequentl
asked by others, to define and explain them. N(
the best method, as it appears to me and many others,
to do away with these frivolous and impertinent
jections, and to demonstrate, that the people of
land are actuated by one and the same sentiment;
to adopt Major CARTWRIGHT'S Bill. In that cr+
thing is made clear ; and the justice, truth, and e:
pediency of Universal Suffrage, Annual Parliament'
and Election by Ballot, are fully illustrated and I
plained. Let the people of England then with
voice declare, this is our PLAN—Ws is the Rm..
tics want, and with nothing less than Mis will we ever
rest satisfied !"
London, England, 1819-07-12

MANCHESTER, JULY 10.

We were informed, so early as Tuesday morning
last, of a Meeting having taken place, the previc
evening, at Mr. NADIN'S Office, and are sure our
readers will learn with feelings of mingled disgust
and indignation, in which we ourselves participate,
that the Gentlemen who composed the Meeting met
for the purpose of signing a Memorial, and whi
Memorial was to be presented to Lord SIDSIOI.3I
requesting him to use his influence to procure anoti.
Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act before the 71;i
of Parliament !—Manchester Observer.

DUEL AT PARIS.
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM AN OCCASIM:

CORRESPONDENT, DATED PARIS, JULY 8.
" Yesterday morning a Duel was fought betweca
Major KELLY, formerly of the Guards, and a Mr
SENATE, when the former was severely wounded i
the right hip, the ball fracturing the great trochant
in its passage. There is every prospect of his doi
well, but it is yet too early to pronounce on iti'`•,
operations may be necessary. The ball has hee,
extracted. The cause of the duel has been cf ion:
standing."
Saturday the dispatches for Bengal, Madras, Bc'
bay, and Prince of Wales Island, by the King
were closed at the East India House, and &live;
to the Master of that ship.
PASSENGERS PER KINGSTON, FOR BENGAL—John Difb7, I
sen. Merchant, Colonel J. Cunninghame, Captain Ryder,
Dugard, Hon. W. Stapleton, Mews. Bedingfield, Hew
Grant, Deare, Burton, Edwards, Maclean, Forster, Cadets.

. .
Saturday the MAGICIENNE frigate, Captain Fun
arrived at Portsmouth from the East Indies, last ti
the Mauritius and St. Helena; left the former isl.
12th April, the latter 15th May, in company v
the PoIIARGUS, 1G guns, Hon. Captain Ross, afi
ship arrived at Portsmouth on Friday night.
LIVERPOOL was left at the Mauritius • the Cosa'
RON, Tees, and SAPPHO, at St. Helena.' The he:
of the crews of the St. Helena squadron had gm
improved. BONAPARTeS health and mental disc'
tudc, iu sight quo.

._ -
London, England, 1819-07-12

MEETING AT BARNSLEY.

It appears from a printed Requisition, with seven
signatures, viz. George Watson, William Hoadley,
Edward Birkhill, George Rodgerson, Samuel Ather-
ton, James Barber, and Joseph Norton, that a Re-
form Meeting is to be held on Monday (this) evening,
at Mayiay Green, Barnsley.
London, England, 1819-07-12

Strungar4 Two Water Cora-MM.: tit.

The present annual valoe'sbout TWO THOUSAND FIVE
UNDR ED PO U N DS, capaLle(considerable improvement.
By Mr. RAINTY,
_ _

At the Auction Mart,oppoaite the Bank of England, on Tina.
DAY, July 15th, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-three Lots,
A 1 Important FREEHOLD PROPERTY, corn-
,prising the admired and singularly desirable ESTATE of
OTTERSIIAW, three mile. from Chertsey, in the neighbour-
hood of Garlands and the Itivi-r Thames, and distant from Ilyde
Park Corner only about 22 miles.
The 'Mansion, an elegant uniform structure, in the Italian
style, erected in a remarkably substantial manner, is seated on a
ccomnanding and elevated spot in. the Pluk, and from which the
views that are embraced are extensive, varied, and highly pic-
'turesque, and on the home dohuin of 672 Acres are blendod
Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water. Cor.sidivableimprovements have
been recently made to the Residence, by attaching to it a superb
eitivervator y, Gretti-house, and Viranda. The internal arrange-
Agent gat Apartments, of which there axe four spacious and
lofty principal ones on the Entrarce Floor, is calculated to as-
itimmrisfaie a 'Family of the highest respectability, and to which
Ste Palen are in every respect accordant. Propertyisecluded is
Stabling fOr 16 horses, and fi.,ur Coach-boasts, and a range of
convenient Buildings for agricultural purposes. The Gardens
contain Hoefinousek Pcack-honses, Pantry, and Succession-house.
The.noble W9o4* and Plantations afford excellent Preserves fee
(+attle,with Which die 7.st'ate abounds; and the sheets of Water
(One upwards of four Xcres), are plentifully stocked with fish.
, thl the vicinity a:est/Jobber's Barin.the blamer Varna at Stan-
dees Hat, with the, J'Maner of St. anyent, otherwise Standen, its
,Quit-rerts, Fines, nr.d Bedsits ; -several other capital Fauns,
two Water Cote-Minh ailed :fsnmetts and Durnford Mills,
and abont.Twenty-five Acres of rich Meadow Land in Chtrtsry
Mead. •The l'ilantdon and Park are in hand, of which early
,posseindon wilbe given. ..Po scowl Parma, and :he Mills, are
occupied-by most respectable and respontible Tenants, thit.2): on
Leases; and at Rent. that' will bear considerable Tmprovement,
as thole Lena entire.
Tickets, for viewing the Mansion and Park, may be had on
ipialainton to Mr. Rainy, N0.'.111, Co:Unit-street, Hanover-
,osinte ; .and Pf who= Printed Particalust, with Plans manned,
may also be had, 21 days previous to the Sale; like of
Messrs. Dann and Crosland, Solicitors, 011 Mout-street ; df the
Tenants )(by whose permiss:cm the Farms may be web) of
Mesas, Clark and Gratehrock, Solicitors, Chertsey ; at the Inns
thlre, and st Weybridge, Cho:barn, Pagshot, Guildford, Si..i.oes,
s lishamb Windsor, Faber, Kingston, and Hounslow; at the Auc-
tion Mart; and at the Lodges of Utterahaw Park.
London, England, 1819-07-12

MEETING AT LEEDS.

VROM A !AMU COIMISTODIDENZ.I
The Requisitionists for a Public Meeting at Leeds
(mentioned in a former paper) have come f lwarck

and. published an advertisement for convening
Public Meeting there on Monday, the 19th 44:air
They expect, it is said, either Mr. Hunt or Sir Cu i;
WOLSELEY to take the Chair. Hunslet Moor
become too notorious, and the projected iklectini.
being considerid as likely to be better attended titan
those which have preceded it, the conductors of the
business mean to apply for the use of the spacious
area of the Mixed Cloth Hall, which is capable a
containing many thovsands.
London, England, 1819-07-12

MADAME DE GENUS.

THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and LI-
TERARY REGISTER, for. JULY 1, price Its. is em-
bellished with a fine Portrait of Madame de Geniis, and com-
prises a Memoir of that distinguished Writer, and various other
interesting Papers.
VS,- The preceding NuMbers of this Volume are illustrated
with Portraits and Memoirs of Wm. Wordsworth, Esq. the Rev.
C. R. Matorin; S. T. Coleridge, Esq. Lady Caroline Lamb, and
Sir John F. Leimmer, and those who may wish to avail them-
selves of the opportunity of commencing with the present year,
are requested to transmit their orders immediately to their re-
spective Booksellers or Newsmen, to prevent disappointment.
London ; Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street ; to wkom
Communications (post paid) may be addressed.
London, England, 1819-07-12

DERBYSHIRE.

In Lots, .at the lOng's Head Inn, in Derby, tin MONDAY, the
16th day of August next, and the following day, if not die
• posed of on the 16th,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
sisting of the Manor of HORSLEY, and sund Farms,
containing upwards *of NINE'HUNDRED ACRESry , let to
Tenants at WIZ The Estate hi exempt from the Tythes of Hay
and Corn, and situate about six miles from the town of Derby.
on the tulllpilte and mail-coach roadfrom Derby to Chesterfield.
For further paritculars apply to. Mr. Cureon; Derby! Mr,
Robert Harvey Wyatt, Barton, near Lichfield; sod Messrs.
Still, Strong, and Rackham, Lincoln's Inn ; or at the place of sale.

SURREY.
The OTTERSHAW, and other Valuable FREEHOLD ES-
TATES. near CHHRTSEY, Land-tax redeemed,
With the option ofpurchasing the Vendor's interest in the Tithe*.
The whole upwards of
ONE THOUSAND THIIRF, HUNDRED ACRES.
With an elegant Mansion and Offices.
Park stocked with Deer, Sheets of Water, Lodges, the Manor of
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er Order, carrying an In-
Day, an every (Me Hundred Pounds,
date the said 29th day of July, and
the Interest due in respect of the Bills
on Friday, the 30th day of July,

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tnards, illustrated with Twenty-two
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~ Rees, Ortne,and Brown, London.
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twin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoger-
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Meipal Events of the -FreLeh Revo-
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HISTORY AND DEBATES.
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:e 11.11 s. 6d. Vol. XXXV.

,NTARY HISTORY of ENG-
trliest Period to the Year 1803, from
7h it is continued downwards ia the
Parliamentary Debars."

,nginan and CO. Baldwin and Co. J.
ongibury, and Co. J. Ilatchard, J.
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SALES BY AUCTION. •
EAST SHEEN,
:SURREY.
COMMODIOUS DWELLING-HOUSE, with COACH-
HOUSE., STABLE, aid excotient Walled GARDEN, with
Immediate russetaior.
• ' • By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garravray's, on TIWASDAV nest, July .15, 1819, at Twelve
o'Clock%
A VERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE, COPYHOLD
of INHERITANCE, held of the Manor of Wimbledon,
at a trifling quit rent; comprising a commodious brick-built
Dwelling-house, wits stuccoed .froot, situate on the road front
Mort!ake to Rkhmond, within aeven miles of Hyde Park-cor-
ner, encloses from the road by a lofty wall. and covered fray to
the Ilonse,•contsining a neat Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour,
Breakfast-room, Morning-roum. aid library, two Drawing-
rooms on the First • Floor, fitted up in a handsome manner, four
• rincipak Bed-chambers, and Servants' Sleeping.roonts, excellent
ettui eanieniunt Domestic Offices, and spacious Cellars for Wine,
Iker, the. detached a Coach-house, three-stall Stable with Loft
over, Poultry, Wood, anciVcral-hotties, Wash-hots! and Lamm-
. sltes a* excellent Garden, fully stocked, craved, and n.
• With numerous cholci Print-trees, and enclosed by a lofty
•
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars
may be had ; at thi Jolly Gardeners, Mortlake • the Castle, and
Talbot, Richmond ; Red Lion, Putney ; Star, kew Bridge ; of
A. Ilumphrys, Fag. Solicitor, Harpur-street, Bloomsbury; at
Garrawav's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
where a Plan of the Estate may he seen.
London, England, 1819-07-12

DISTRICTS,

MEETINGS IN THE MANUFACTURING

MEETING AT PIJDSF,T.

Friday evening, pursuant to a previous notice, a
Public Meeting of Workmen and others, employed
in the Woollen Manufacture, was held at Pudsey,
(about six miles from Leeds) to take into considera-
tion the present low rate of wages, and the state of
the Woollen Manufacture generally. A Mr. JOSEPH
ELMSLEY was in the Chair ; and something more
than one thousand persons were assembled. He
opened the business in a speech of considerable length,
which reflected no discredit on the humble sphere of
life in which he had moved. He begged that no re-
ligious
or political points might be advanced, as the
Meeting was for the sole and express purpose of at-
tempting to obtain an amelioration in the condition
of the labouring classes employed in the Woollen Ma-
nufacture ; and also to procure an advance of wages.
Mr. R. HIRST' jun. of Hanging Heaton, followed
the Chairman, and, in a speech of some length, drew
a striking and melancholy picture of the present
wretched state of the Woollen Manufacturers. Low
wages, and too much work, he said, had already
bronghtmany hundreds of them to a premature grave.
Low wages, he contended, were injurious to the mer-
chant, the butcher, the baker, the grocer, and to every
other description of tradesmen and shopkeepers. By
reducing the wages :o so low a rate, men were obli-
ged to wok night and day to procure a subsistence
and by this means a greater stock of goods were ma-
nufactured than the markets required, and nearly half
the working population were deprived of employ-
ment altogether.
Mr. THOMAS BROMLEY followed, and urged the
necessity of restricting labour to the old regular hours,
which would afford employment to the idle, and be
highly advantageous to all classes.
The Meeting, after passing Resolutions to meet
again, and to form themselves into Union Societies,
to attain the objects they have in view, separated
peaceably to their respective homes.
London, England, 1819-05-29

FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.

mats, HAY 2.7.
" Marshal Gouvion St. Cyr is gone to drink the
waters at Bagnieres, or elsewhere ! The difference be-
tween a Royal prescription and a Physician's, is, that
the latter orders the patient to such or such a water-
ing-place, according to his disorder : the King, on
the contrary, gives the patient the choice of all ! We
sincerely hope his Majesty will soon be convinced of
the Marshal's convalescence, and that he may, with-
out danger, be permitted to resume his functions!'
Marshal Soult also has drank the waters, and bathed
long enough to remove all the impurities which ren-
dered him offensive to his Royal Master. As to
Fouche, tbe man of many masks, if it were not a
violation of the Charter, we would say his absence
ought to be for his natural life; but we hate the vio-
lation of principles? and especially when it is only to
London, England, 1819-05-29

bowls, MAY alit'

Sailed this mornin frail) the Roadstead, bn
fruize to the westward that beautiful brig- yacht the
Falcon, of 155 tons, belonging to the Honourable
Cniel.r.s A. Permits( t—she has a regular appOittred
Master, with a crew complement of '25 men; mast of
whom are men-of-war's men, lately out of employ--
mounts 14 six-plunders, and is in such a high state of
equipment, as often to deceive Nai al Officers in the
appearance of a sloop of war. flow delightful to see
thus Noblemen and Gentlemen of opulence pro-
moting the characteristic taste of Britons. and sup-
porting, from private sources, the hardy, Indient
Sons of Neptune, instead of lavishing fortunes on fo-
reign ftippery, or in the delusive gratifications of a
Palais Rdyth

Some of the Members of Ehat tibefill and distin-
guished Institution, the Yacht Club, hale commenced
their sailing pursuits within the Wight; and as shim
as others get released from Parliamentary duty, the
majority of the Members, with their yachts, will
assemble at the general rendezvous.
The Isle of Wight Regatta and Sailing Mitch,
inimitable in exhibition, and which to every one who
was so fortunate the last and pieceding ',canto ivitnest
the enchanting scene, afforded such true delight, id
not, we understand, yet fixed, but report says it will
take place about the usual time.
The PRINCIe Rzoznes yacht, the Royal George,
commissioned by Captain the Hon. CHARM'S PAGET,'
and will be under cruizitig others, it is said, in
few Weeks. •
London, England, 1819-05-29

COUNTRY MARKET&

()zooms, price of a Bushel of Wheat —.
Theo Half-peck Loaf, Household, Is. 6141.
Basstrar, May 27.—Wheat 7s. Od. to Ss. eel—Beans, 61. to.
Ss Ild—Nctches, Os Od pet busheL—Barley, 345 to 42s—Oats,
501 s Od to 348 Od per quarter—Bread, is &I the peck—Flour,
52s per sack.
Ussatoca, Mae 27.—Wheat, per load, Xl5 Os to £2O Os—
Barley, per quarter, 32, to 48s--Oats 29s to 37s—Beans
50s to 58s—Peas, 00s to 00s--Rve, 001 to 00s. _ _

Newsuar, Buis, Mar 27.—Wheat, 56s to 704--Barley
32s to 38s—Oats, Stls to 584--Beans, 44s to 58s—Pras, 42s
to 48s.—!!read, Is 4ed to Is 60. per pallon.

COAL MARKET, Mar 28.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
.:13i Newcastle 101 34s otl to 40s 9d
9 Sunderland 6 :rots 3d to 40$ od

At Leeds, on Sunday the 23d instant, the Lady of Major
Lynch, 65d Regiment, of a daughter.

DIED.

May 12, at Edinburgh, the Counteu of Buchan.
At the oyal Military College, Janet, the wife of Colonel
Butltr, the Lieutenant-Governor.
_ _ _

Wcanesday; Lauretta, wife of Captain Thomas Finlay, of
Canton-place, East-India-road, aged 95.
May 25, in Upper Brook-street, aged 21, Norris John Wode-
house, Esq. eldest son of the Hon. Colgnel Wodehouse.
May 22, at Bridport, in Dorsetshlre, in her 19th year, Anne,
second daughter of the late Simon M"ravish, Esq. of Montreal,
in tint province of Lower Cio•,l,
Tuesday, at Upper Edmonton, in her 84th year, Margaret,
the relict of the late Rev. David Lloyd, of Lynn, in Norfok.

. .
Wednesday senttight, at Mansfield, after a long illness, George
Cartwright, Esq. (commonly called Captain Cartwright), in the
81st year of his age ; a native of Marnham, Notts. At a very
early age he was first and principal Aide-de-Camp to the late
Marquis of Granby, during the time of the German war, and was
with him at his last battle against the Allied Armies, on the Ist
of August, 1750. The Captain was own brother to Major Cart•
wright, the celebrated champion of Parliamentary Reform.
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EXTRAORDINARY MATCII AGAINST TIMB.

On Wednt slay morning, at four oclork, a Poney 11 bands
high, started from Cambridge, went to Harley-street; London,
and returned at half-past eight in the evening, having performed
the distance (108 miles) in sixteen hours and a half with apparent
tine. The ropey was rode by the owner, a Gentleman of the
Oniversity's The dew allowed was eighteen hours, and the bet-
ting stu 1 against the accempUshmeet of the match.
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gratify private vengeance. No man ought tr,
exiled, except in virtue of a sentence, and after
solemn trial by his peers. The law must be .:br
the King ; for if the King is above the law, t!
might as well be no law whatever: pure despotism
would be infinitely preferable. A man, faneviir
himself protected by the law, is torn from his famili,
thrown into prison, or banislied—for what? on soak
vague charge which dared not to be brought befog!'
a Tribunal, because there it could be disproved;
might, therefore, usurps the place of right, and set.
ties the question at once by exile ! We fear this
generation must pass away before these cryillg evils
can be remedied.

" Amongst the late a 'rivals at Park is the C.,untess
of Lanesborough, and the celebrated Mr. John Kitll
" The debates on the Budget ate extremely vin.
lent ; Roy, the ex-Minister, leaves no stone unturned
to oust his successor ; but it is bonnet Urine and blame
bonnet—that is, there are site of one and half a durtn
of the other! They have neither of them shewn that
Enancial talent uecessary for theexigencies of the times.
" The Countess Jules de Polignac, the late bc.,lq.
tiful Miss Campbell, died a few days since, of a cc:i.
sumption, at St. Maur, near Paris, aged twenty."

There was a rumour last night in town that the
KING of FRANCE -.vas very much ilidispoq.d. None
of the letters from Pai is by the mail of this morning,
of which we have seen several, mention the circum.
stance in terms calculated to excite any unaswii de-
gree of alarm. The kiteo continues able tc, tral;titt
business with his Ministers, and to receive the visits
of foreign Diplomatilts.

Jamaica Papers to the 12th March, and Halifir
the 22d of April, arris.'ed this morning :

FROM THE HALIFAX JOT:a:CAL OF APRII,I9.

The Halifax Paper of the 14th April, clntains
important Act of the General Assembly, regulati;
the commercial intercourse between the «'est•ln,
Colonies and the North American S?t!lements ; ti
mode by which the lumber trade :s in future to I
regulated : the preamble states, " An Act to eacc.t.
rage persons concerned in the lumber trade, azcl
thoriaing the Courts of Sessions to make regulatim
as to the conveyance of timber," &c.
London, England, 1819-05-29

BOXING.

At the conclusion of the Races, the Viet between Oliver and
the Bleat, . who had a turn-up at Oliver,' with the scientific
George Cooper, took place. Oliver deemed it but a bit of ploy
while in training far Donmtly, and the fight was for X. 50, by
subscription: Oliver won-in an hour and three minutes. M.
had hard walk ; but he punished the Black severely by repealed
hits on the head and body, and ezercised his best science, to the
mortification of his antagonist, who is not to be treated scof-
fingly. received but little injury.
nitrriNtj.

Two Rabbit Beagles, the property of T. L. Honors' Part. of
Bonenden, in Kent, unearthed s Writ, one day last week, wbkk
they chased for nine hours, and for the whole of that time within
two miles of his cover, before he was run down. lie then de-
fended himself so drsperarely, that he would have effected his
escape had he not been shot by the Gamekeeper.
London, England, 1819-05-29

PEDESTRIANISM.

Jrnesuccis+ the Norfolk Budestrien, on Saturdaygait, ran 111
tulles on the turnpike road, between Downham Market and
Denver, in two hairs 'and three minutes, and immediately after-
wards offered to run two mike more in ten minutes.

Monday, a man undertook for a trifling wager to roll an empty
barrei on the Kidlington road. near Oxford, one mile in ten mi.
antes, which he accomplished liaf a minute within the given.
Claw. Boveral bets were st•ln and lost on the occasion.

Tuesday a pointer bitch, the propet ty of the lion. Wertm.st
rime, pupped twenty young ones, which are at present alive, and
other bitches have been procured to suckle them.

OLD BA IL Et.-th 4 morning Thomas Poster, aged
10, was found guilty of having in his possession three
counterfeit El Notes of the 1.1,:.nk of England, with-
out being able to account how they came into his
'poiseAsiori.—fidalrrd Shribles' aged 20, was tried for
having passed a forged £1 Rank. Note on the 19th
Nathaniel Crudge was. found
ignOty of stealing a pocket-book, containing t 1:10
Bank Note, the . property,. of Admiral Douglas, of
Caven.disl-square. .
lis.:JorEcg Dorroas.-14 Returns to Parliament;
it appears, that the aggregate Number of lusolmie.
Dabtocs discharged sine, tlie last Return, in 18.14 v.
10,t)le Ist.of Vehruary, 1819, was 13,271; the !naps
19f -their Debtt, 0,506,807: 165.. Incl., mad Abe
Junotint of the sustis•steted in. their:Sclaediaa4." Awi).
to their Estates, £2,91204. 151. 10d.
London, England, 1819-05-29

EXCHANGE.

COURSE OF
Amsterdam l/ 14 C.F.
Ditto at sight 11
Rotterdam... ll 12 U.
Antwerp, ox-mo. 11 14
!lambi trg h 55 0 Si U.
Altura 35 I 2i(l.
Paris, 3 day's date 24 45 U.
Ditto "4 75 21.5.
Bourdeau i do. —.14 75
Frankfort on the •

Maine
Madrid, effective 37k
Cadiz effect 3B
Barcelona
Bilboa, effective 37

Seville .

Gibraltar ...... .. 34

Leghorn
Genoa .. 46
Venice ltal. Liv. 25 0
Malta ...... 50
Naples
per oz.
Lisbon sse
Oporto .55i
Rio Janeiro
Dublin l4
Agio of the Bank on Hol-
land 2
London, England, 1819-05-29

DOVER. MAY IS.

His royal Highness Katlice LEOPOLD and suite
irrive,l here this afternoon from Calais, in the Lord
panc:►n packet, Captain Husatmou, his Majesty's
40,E, IRIS having accompanied the packet over.—
Ro)al Higlins landed from the packet under
salute from the Heights Battery.
•••••••••• .0.•••• ••••••

THE ARMY.

Monday, the First Regiment of Bucks Yeomen
-31.41rv, assembled at High Wycombe, under the
orronAnd of Colonel Sir WILLIAM CLAYTON, Ban.
during 9.5 years in the various gradations of
try rank which he sustained, has end&ared hini-
tv.ry member of that distinguished and con-
:A Corps. The Regiment has attained a high
of military perfection, under a selection of
and independent ..Officers, well versed in

jr:

- .
~ tactics. Genuine patriotism pervades every
and when assembled for daily exercise, the
presents a *noble and dignified association of
Brit,,„ heroes, ever ready to support and defend. the
,v)..lstitutiouof these realms.
the squadron of Yeomanry Cavalry, corn.
by Major STRATTON, finished. their Week's
:tt Oxford, acid marched from that city. Dttring
Ilicy have been quartered there they have
vic!l di,tinguished themselves by the most orderly
Ind so!dicr-like conduct. Each day they have been
„,,.ciketi in Port Meadow, where they acquitted
~emselves in a manner that deserves the highest

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.Jainiev•Jation.
Furl Clarence, nt St. Margaret's, near Rochester, is
„„v fitting up in the most complete and suitable
.partments for the reception of those unfortunate per-
+;,s belonging to the Army, who are afflicted with
.A number of patients of the foregoing de-
were last week removed from Fort Pitt,

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Chatham.
111,,h:ct•day morning a soldier, who was on duty
is the Kiag.: Dock-yard, at Deptford, when released
..7orn r,uard, walked so near the edge or the River,
he fell in and was drowned.
London, England, 1819-05-29

SIR JOHN LEICESTER, BART.

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LONDON.

SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1819-
CuArcs, 11. BasTeara.—lloliday at the Dank, Exchequer, and

South ,V.. I louse.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this mDrn•
ing.—The following are extracts from them

CIIAAIDER OF PEErts, MAY 25.

The Marquis de LALLY TOLLENDAL presented a
Report from the Special Commission appointed to
examine the Project of Laiv relative to the Journals
and Periodical Writings, recommending its adoption
without any alteration.

The Chamber were afterwards occupied with the
discussion of the Pi oject relative to the entire Aboli-
tion of the Droit a'Aubaine, which was ultimately
passed by a majority of 84 to 33.
Another Project of Law, respecting the transit of
Colonial Produce through Alsace, was also taken
anto consideration, and there bciug no opposition, it
n•as passed unanimously.

The Chamber then adjourneJ till Friday.
CHAMBER. OF DEPUTIES, MAY 2.5.

M. de COURTA MULL made a Report from the Com-
mittee of Petitions.

The Members of the Consistory of the Reformed
Church of Beurdeaux have presented a Petition, pray-
ing for the establishment of Special Colleges for Pro
testant youth. A similar Memoir, from other par-
ties, was lately remitted by the Chamber to the Mi-
nister of the Interior; and the Commission move
that this should also be referred to his Excellency.—
Ordered. '

The same Consistory, and that of St. Hippolyte
(Gard), complain, in another Petition, of the injunc-
tion given to the Pt otestants of several cities to cover
the fronts of their houses with tapestry on the passing
of the Host, and of the fines which have been im-
posed for disobedience of this order. Tke Petitioners
rest their complaint on Article sth of the Charter,
which declares that every profession of religion shall
be equally free and protected ; and on the circular
letters which the Minister of the Interior has ad-
' dressed to the various Authorities throughout the
kingdom, enjoining a strict observance of this sove-
reign principle. The Cominission thought the griev-
ances complained of strongly demanded redress:
but considering it to be a matter which came entirety
with?n the cognizance of the Tribunals, they pro-
posed that the Chamber should pass to the Order of
the Day.—Agreed.
The Chamber then proceeded to the discussion of
the Budget of Expenditure for 1819.

M. DE LAVINE VlLLzveoun opened the debate,
by a rapid survey of the matters in !within
the sphere of the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Re-
ferring to the cession of Louisiana, he observed, that
the Treaty for that purpose was' qualified by a von
London, England, 1819-07-23

gled #70)..0°1.

30, STRAND, Landon ;
in every' Town in the Kingdom, Liquid, in patties,
at 6d. ind. 12d. and 16d. earn.
`a,tt.. 'Hacking, in Pots 6d. 12d. and led. Limb.
I Paste is equal to Pony Dentin of Liquid.
.'.th for WARREN'. Nicking.

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AVCTION.
At the Crown Inn, in 'Jottings on SATURDAY, the 14th day Of
August, 1819, at Three o'Ck;ck in the afternoon, ;Mien pre-
vidusly disposed 01 by Private Contract, of which, if It should
Loppcn, notice will be given,
Lot 1. A MESS SAGE or TENEMENT, with
twos darditts, double Coarb-houtre,
for eve Horses, and alleethet tome:dem OstAttildinp at
immediate occupation of a genteel Family, situate near the pn.i
trance of the Town of Battle from the Lewes Road, late the Re -1
&ideate of Mr. Tilden Sampson, deoeased. •
Lot 2. TWO PIECES of Rich FREEUOLD MEADOW
LAND, called BROOMFIELDS, or G RDEKS ; containing
by admeasurement 9A. SR. 30P. little mere or leo, situate at Is
convenient distance front Lot 1.

The Land Tax on tieavholeis redeemed.
Further Partieulors may be known by applying to Mr. Breve,
Solicitor, 5, Crown-court, Old Broad-street, asdon; or at the
Office of Mr. Barton, Solicitor, Battle.

DERBYSHIRE.
:TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

In Lots, at the King's Head Inn, in Derby, on MONAAT, the
16th day of Algust next, and the following day, if not dis-
posed of on the 16th,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
-1---1 &lasting of the Manor of HORSLEY, and sundry Farms,
containing upwards of NINE HUNDRED ACRES, let to
Tenants at Will. The Estate is exempt from the Tythes cf Hay
and Corn, and situate about six miles from the town of Derby.
on the turnpike and mail-coach road from Derby to Chesterfield.
For further particulars apply to Mr...Cur:on, Derby; Mr,
Robert Harvey Wyatt, Barton, near Lichfield • end Messrs.
Still, Strong, and Rackham, Lincoln's Inn ; or at the place of sale.
London, England, 1819-07-23

DESIERARY AND ESSEQUIBO.

signed, in his capacity as Deputy First
1 Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice of the United
Colony of Demerary and Essequibo, advertises, by these pre-
sents, for the first, second, and third time, that be will, by virtue
of a certain sentence of the said Honourable Court, and the
subsequent Execution, EXPOSE and SELL by PUPLIC
EXECUTION SALE, in the month of January, 1820, in be-
half of Nicholas Hugenholtz, Agent for the Howe of Boddaert
and Co. of Middieburgh, versus the Representative or Repre-
sentatives of Plantation Adventure, situate in Essequibo—the
Sugar Plantation Adventure cum Annesis, situated as aforesaa
The Judicium of Pro and Concurrentia oh the nett proceeds
of the above Sale, will be held by the said Honourable Court of
Justice, three months after the day of Sale, for *blch reason all
those who may pretend to have any tight, title, or interest to
the nett proceeds Of said Plantation, are herewith by him the
said Deputy First Marshal of said Court of Justice, Summoned,
so appear in person, or by their Attorney, to lay their claims
in due form before the said Honourable Court of Justice of said

Colony, at their Session in the month of April, 1890.
The Inventory of said Plantation is daily m be seen at the
Counting-house of Mews. Hall, DeGanel, and Co. No. 7, Aus.
tin.Friars.—Demerary, the lit May;lBl9.
J. D. HALEY, Deputy First Marshal.
London, England, 1819-07-23

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of Ovis5
qui into their consideration, and give such da-
tnaps to the plaintiff as they thought he was entitled
to receive.
'The Jury deliberated for a short time, and then de-
livered a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages £5OO.
London, England, 1819-07-23

WINCHESTER,. JULY 21.

Yesterday Mr. Baron GRAHAM and Mr. Justice
Bair arrived here about two o'clock, and after dining
with the Very Reverend the Dean, proceeded to open
the Commission. This morning, alter Divine Seerice,
both Courts entered upon the business of the Assijes.
The calendar ot prisoners is unusually small, Is-
tendins to only 44 in number, and by far the greater
majority of cases of a comparatively trifling nature.
Seven causes were disposed of this morning, of
which the following is the only one possessing the
slightest %degree of public interest:
OIRINOHAM V. ROGERS AND OTHERS.
Thiewas an action brought up by a silk-weaver,
at, Whitchurch, in this county, against the defen-
dants' who are proprietors of the Tekgrapit Stage-
Coach, from London to Southampton. The plaintiff
in the course of his business was with his cart at the
door of a shop in the High-street, at Basingstoke, a
few
,yards from the Inn, at which the Tele4raph was
chsneig horses. At setting off the near hind" wheel
eaugAt
,the stock of the cart ; the consequence was,
that ihe plaintiff was thrown out, the cart overturned,
the plaintiff having his collar-bone, and two of the
ribs broken. 'The case was fully proved, and the only
defence opened by Mr. GAZELER, the defendant's.
Counsel, was, that it was the result of accident, and
not of carelessness. Before any witnesses were called
for the defence, a verdict was taken by Counsel for
One Hundred Pounds. _ _

Law being the business of this ancient city in more
respects than one, it may not be amiss to notice, that
the Judges had a 'Arrow escape of hearing divine
service unattended as usual by the Corporation with
tie Regalia. • It happened on Monday, that a se-
questration was enforced against the Corporation
pr.perty generally, but not till the, return from
q,nrch, when the Mace, itc. *etc. was impounded
ytith the rest of tlit

HERTFORD, JULY 11.
The Home Circuit commenced here to day, before
Arr. lustice PARK, or. the Civil Side, and Baron GAR•
spw, on the Crown Side. In the former Court the
number of causes el.tered for trial is eight, of which
Only one is a Special Jury. The Calendar on the lat
ter contains only twenty-two cases, none of which are
Of a very heinous nature.
London, England, 1819-08-04

KING'S THEATRE.

Last night Don Giovanni was performed for the
last time this season, and the delightful music of Mo-
ZART was received with the most rapturous applause.
Madame BELLOCtif and Signor Amßßoozrri were,
as usual, warmly applauded. The Theatre was as
crowded as could be expected at this period of the
season, and the boxes were graced with a brilliant
display of Beauty and Fashion. The favourite Ballet
of Adolphe et Matilda followed the Opera, and was
receiveJ with much approbation. The Persons
evho conduct this great Establishment have redeemed•
the character of the national taste from the indifferent

to the hlgher charms of music, which were, for a
while, ascribed to it on the Continent, and shewn,
. that where taste and skill are devoted to the represen-
• tation of the most celebrated musical spectacles, the
Public will patronize the spirit and judgment of the.
'Manager, and remunerate him for his unremitting
labours and great expense.
London, England, 1819-08-04

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