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London, England, 1819-12-14 00:00:00

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.V.IrAL ISTELLIGENCE.

Durrssu W.N.W.—Arrired and sailed
-61 Ittit.b.h Army, Wmr.asu ; Robert and Ann,
art! TBOAR, from Quebec; Dove, Powtie,
Hat.t from emel, for Plymouth;
VlLtaaxs, from Hull, for Rio Janeiro. Came
.on the Rico and sailed, the Saracen,/ Cana, f..r
law
0;les; rt!rfutt.:, Y00:40, for St. Viment ; Woodlark,
n four: RegArd, Iit'LLOCE, for Oporto ; and
t.l . • •
I.r:lrcf:l, for Constantinople. Some of the out-
rc up again. .
Dccv.usca 13.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
v. from the Downs, for Madras ; and his Ma-
., from a maze. I'ut back the Barbadnes
.:Lr, BA: h
- 1/remarn ll.—Soled the Lvdy' Arabella packet,
1.:11, for Lisbon ; Hope, Cora, for Yougball. The
els., packet, from the !brazils, put into Scilly on the
•t; suited from Rio Janeiro on the 11th October ;
Fesarrivt.4 here this afternoon.

scur SOON OF VETY FOR THE SUPPRES-
SIICE.

tostsequence of placards... Try plentifully posted about the
'Meeting was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,
.;;;Suand, yesterday evening, for the pdrpos.! of hearing Lee-
"Feuggnity, Tonitera nee, and Slbrietj," by Mr. Coverer,
gryr, and, as the placard said, " other decided Friends of
. r." Each person attending this Meeting was directed to
4.7 e shilling at the door, for the expenses of the room; but,
...A:less, long before the hour appointed for the perform-
A.-great room was nearly filled with company. 'roc gene.
:rat .:ace of this company, indeed, was pretty respectable,
thtlil Were many females, apparently the wives and
of decent tradesmen.
kt,:ren o'clock, the Chair was taken by Mr. HoTer, who
dr. object fur which they were convened, and ea-
t hope that the proceedinp would be conducted in a
laws manner. Mr. Courts then cams forward, and in a
ifonible mid able speech, pointed out the advantage. which
'rearaliy result front the giving up the of tea, spit its,
lie decl red he had used none of these attides For several
ell he felt his health thereby much improved. JD.? Moved
• of Ih.olotions, pledging the Meeting to aki.ltain from all
::males. The itesolutions were severally put, and
• ot.s4 ...gteed to; as was also one, in which hir. COMMIT
itryt,ti.t: to prepare a plan for the general instruction of the
ki!:.;dem. To this proposal Mr. Colons at once agreed,
Las, is should make every exertion to have it completed as
a poodble, in order to be of general influence. lie should
I. v. ry effort to have ii sold at a cheap rate, thutigh, by
there was no saying whether a tract, recommending
to hr sober, woulfi not be called political, merely because
-ie was put to it. Thanks were voted to the Chairman,
asalf-past eight o'clock the Meeting adjourned.

following are the Resolutions to be moved by Lord Joust
, th:s day, on the subject of Parliamentary Iteform :
Rat it is expedient that all Boroughs, in which gross and
14 bribery and corruption shall be proved to prevail,
ccase to return Members to sense in Parlament ; provi-
es 3 made to allow such of the electors as shall not 'awe
?roved guilty.uf the said offence, to give votes at any 1....1ec-
/Oe held for the County in which such Boroughs saall be
'vely situated.
I I sat at ii expedient that die right of returning Members to
b Parliament, so takes 'from any Borough which shall
1..:. proved to have been guilty oc bribery and corruption,
110:given to some great Town, the populatica of which
rty ot: Less than 15,000 persons ; or to some of the largest

•
:•ti,t it is the duty of this House to consider of further
W,:itteCt and prevent corruption in the Election of Mem-
ci
t Vac the Borough of Grampound, in which gross anti no-
' r•rruiftion has been proved to prevail, do cease to send
Sato this lkuse.
OLD BAILEY.
Tf•••;clay, the Recomma passed sentence of Death on the •
,e-•: persons capitally- convicted, viz.—Henry Peers, for
..tcaling brass ornaments from St. Martin's Church,
.af-l.ill i Robert Niles, Bid. Phillips, Henry Tows), J.
'x,ll. Moore, R. Turner, D. Woodfoll,, nd J. 'Muldoon, for
• .'ori; 1. Tfanikists and W PUis, for Lighway robberies ; P.
e and P. Cheat, for horse-stealing; J. Davis, W. Connor,
l'..A'son, and W. Tapper, for stealing in a dwelling-house;
Still and J. Busk, for sheep-sttalnig ; E. Voss, 1). Keaton,
tin and George Dawson, for uttering forged Bush-
es; and J. Miller W. Howard, Afary Campbell, Elizabeth
ith, and 11:mnals Barker, for robberies in dwelling-houses. •
&venter° were sentenced to be transported for life, viz.—J.
-1/7, Westerman, M. Wild, J. Lewis' J. Jones, W. Cur-
l; Walker, W. Guyett, C. 'Taylor, J. Cocklin, M. Fonseca,
• :r.31. J. Coldi , W. Orem, W. 11. Clark, J. Dermott, and
•,!sq.,,n.—Twelve for 14 years, viz.—Maria Williams, W.
I'. Smith, G. Lucas, C. Haynes, J. Murtough, T.
S. Dobbins, W. Veal, J. Moore, R. Carr, and G. 1101-
-And 51 fur seven years.
Faon were sentenced to be imprisoned in Giltspur-street
"I 34 in the House of Correction for Middlesex ; and
•in Srmgat.., for various periods. SeVeral of whom were
rerrtl to Ix publicly and privately whipped.—Seven were fined
C.. 4; Sit were privately whipped and discharged ; six iudg-
•:s wrri• rrrpiti d ; and 32 were discharged by proclatnation.
:••eirrali to the leth of January next.
„rune: was being pronounced on the capital convicts,
;4;• Jur 1,4 , f•ry, and Deward. for highway robbery, were
.••••iont convulsive fit., which greatly agitated the
wre, by great exerti.o•,.. carried from the Dock,
ceremoay was cismpl•-ating with their unhappy
:••• The two convicts having recovered in about a
cr ut..;.; liner, th••y were coaveyed back to the Dock, and
I:Loll fate in tears.
~; the corAicts exhibited thehmost daring eff:un-
'; of hrni who roc-teed judgment of transportation fur
and impudently asked if they could not
talk ut-a three days more, to dud their own and his Lord-
is lat./as?
BETTINS AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
DERBY.
Mr. •.t ,t Pierte's colt 15 to 1 agst colt out of Midis
lot art ltrather to Blucher eS to 1 agst Sparrowkawk.
Au I lirlt Pandaree to 1 apt Cat
41 ag-,; 25 to 1 apt liarpeee
OAKS.
4 1 IV Sorcery filly 1110 to 1 agst Bride
tirs-ri ?G.
"."‘..p'Th •
ee Regent's Stag Hounds meet Friday, at Bedfont, at
" 4 hunter.: weat‘fer.—The East Essex Fez Hounds 'Thurs.
.t 11.• th, I lan; Saturday. at Fity Place, blessing.—The
Ts'
•raltuti's Wunr.ds, if tke weather permit, to-morrow,
Tiiday, at Wolvtley Wood, at half-past sen.—The
ILiuntis, if the weather permit; Thursday, at Cron-
'"" ; '..tturday, at Rusheteud, at half-past ten.—The
per.: !1,•;,114;1 to-cr ()crow, at Medbourne Guide Post ; Thurs-
" 1.6';0n ; Saterday, at l'rrstwold, at half-past ten.

• as Mr. Chappel, of the Royal F.xchaege, was
e 4-11 *: "1 'iirrey Cana!, the ice broke, and he fell in, up to his
$ .t.sro.7e brill: at hand, his life was fortunately saved.
1, •I'ing, Mr. Derr, of East.Stnithfield, dyer, on going
4„
•ram, on the attic, discovered it on fire, proceed-
• 1 OW': he immediately ran to p• °cure a pail of water ;
-.4i lag the stales, fell down and expired. lit. was $6
• ...Abe fire was slily extinguished.
• if ,j,!in Register ednesday states, that some
chtingnished characters had determined to
1 4 FbliC Meeting, in order to oppose the intro-
c44• 'lcn into of any measures subversive of