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London, England, 1818-08-08

TAE QUEEN.

The QUEEN, up to four o'clo:k yesterday after-
noon, remained somewhat better than she has been
during the last three weeks,
vid quite as well as on
any former day of this week. Throughout her ill-
ness, her MAJESTY'S appetite has been remarkably
good. When free from spasm, and in a state of in-
action, she does not appear to suffer much pain. Ma-
dame and Miss BECKENDORIP are the only attendants,
who are admitted's*. her. Meirrry's presence, and
they have been in waiting aiternately, ever since her
MAJESTY went to Kew.

The answer to enquiries this morning at Kew, was
4i Her MAJESTY has had a good night, and remains
the same."

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 7.

A select party of the Nobility were invited to the
Pavilion yesterday, to join the dinner company of
the PRINCE REGENT. The private band of his Royal
Highness performed several of the most popular
compositions of music, in a temporary orchestra, ad-
joining to Marlborough House, which is the residence
of the Pnwcz REGIS; during the present altera-
tions in the principal parts of this Royal Palace.—
Such is the extent of the exterior alterations at the
Pavilion, that every observer is lost in conjectures
respecting the order of their architecture. Four ad-
ditional towers have been erected, to correspond with
the two large oriental pagodas to the north and south.
The most eminent artists are employed in the interior
embellishments of the music and concert-rooms.—
The influx of company into Brighton continues upon
the increase, and the libraries evidently benefit by
this harvest of sea-coast visitors. The evening pro-
menades are brilliant in the extreme.
London, England, 1818-08-08

C iBll4

'ItACT FOR PLATE.RER'S WARES.
a~VYOFFICLr, duput 4, IMI.
tINCIPA L OFFICERS ased OOMMIS•
spas ildlrSlT's NAVY do tun •id gist :Ades,
pONESDAY, tbe lOth instant, at Obi o'clodis
tsdy to treat with such Persons as ma-: be
for supplying his Majesty's Yard(' at Deptford-,
rlathant. Sheerness, Portsmouth, and Plymouth,
F.REIIS WARES.
If the Arti:les and a Form of the Tender may be
Ace. No Tender will be received after One o' (lock
of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party or an
attends.
ctr mist be accompanied by a Letter addressed to
bard, sod diced by Two responsible Persons, en-'
with the person tendering, in the sum
the ise performance of the Contract.
•
HOOKHAMI ESTATE.
ANN MANNING, (lite-of the London
ei,St. George's Fields), a'Creditor, who signed the
I of James Hookhara, late of Cilberes-buildings,
v Road, in the County of Surrey, Brandy Merchant ;
her legal Personal Representative may receive a
f Its. ed. in the Pours. n the Debt due to her, on
a the Ogee of Bovilf and Tustin, Bride-
Bridge-meet.

NS leaving Town are respectfully re-
J, that the LITERARY gAzitrrE, or JOURNAL
I.erraes, combining the best and leading features of
7.lagazine, and a Weekly Newspaper, and contain-
nos pubhahed every Saturday, price is. and sent.
taroughout the Kingdom, so that it may be ro-
e Country on Sunday at the distance of nearly 900
Fawn.
Iber published this day contains, among many other ,
mss,Tbe Fifth taper of the Hermit in London,
Aoraing at Tattersall's ; True Source of Positive
:arias Account from the Russian Embassy in Per-
se llertrand's Letters from St. Helena; Reception of
tellers by Prince Piatoff—Account of Ms Residence
L.dies who accompanied him from England; Co-
w of New Tales of My Landlord; tstraordi lay
ro of the Earth ; Canis Harold's Monitor, &c.
,
tensed by all Booksellers and Newsmen and by the
a Road; or, if sant to the *Ste, No. D 69, Strand,
ran for payment in Town, will be carefully at.
London, England, 1818-08-08

nor went of evidence, and wis discharged, WOE
ness of this Court ended at four o'clock.
MHItOPSHIRE.
Thursday se'nnight Sir Wu. Owes, the •Cotimiti
for the Mint, made a Motion in Court, that the rem
cognizances in the case of the Ccriners should be dire
charged, and the prisoners liberated ; and stated,
that the Mint considered it as not sufficiently strong
to convict them ; bet Mr. Hinchcliffe, the attorney
for the prosecution, opposed the motion, on the
ground that the prosecutor and witnesses were theta
prepared to prefer a bill of indictment, and he con-
ceived the case so strong, that the ends of public fuse
tice would not be answered, unless the prosecution
was carried cm ; and Mr. Pugh, the Clerk of Mahe,
having stated, that he considered the prosecutor
would not be discharging his duty in consenting to
the recognizances being discharged, the Learned
Judge would not grant the Motion for the Mint ; and
the bill of indictment was accordingly preferred. •
The Grand Jury (of which Lord Viscount Cttvo
was Foreman) thought it a very proper prosecution,
and were not at all satisfied with the conduct of the
Mint in declining it, and were much pleased with the
energy with which Mr. Hinchcliffe had carried it cm
and stated, that he was entitled to the thanks of the
county for the manner in which he had conducted
The Mint having - declined to pay the expense of .
prosecution against the pi-tamers, the Judge directed,
that if the rewards allowed by Act of Parliament
were not sufficient to discharge the same, the prose-
cutor should have a liberal allowance in aid from
the County Rate.
Saturday, 'Joseph Smith, aged 41, a farmer
Males-Owen, William Phillips, sen. aged 50, a steel
toy-maker, of Birmingham, and Wiliam Phillips,
jun. aged 20, a shoe-maker. stood charged on suspi
don of high-treason, in having counterfeited the cur-
rent coin of this realm. Smith was, however, ad-
mitted King's evidence, and the two Phillips's were
indicted for having in their possession, without law-
ful excuse, a die, made of iron or steel, bearing the
impression of the current coin of the realm call,-
Shillings, at Iloughmore, in the parish of Hales-
Owen, &c.

The evidence of Smith, the accomplice, combora.
ted by the testimony of other perions, fully esta-
blished the charge against the prisciners, a►:d the
were found—Guilty.—Judgment respited.
London, England, 1818-08-08

Just published, In Royal -ita. price £3. 10s. half-bound,
ACOMPLETE SURVEI OF SCIIIPTURE
GEOGRAPHY: containing' ea Historical Account of
Primitive Nations, and of all Countries and People mentioned in
Sacred History. To which is prthied an introductory R;say
ennoernit 17 the Origin, Occasion, Character, and Mear.ing of each
Book or Writing in the Holy Bitie ; *herein also the most dif-
ficult Subjects of the Mosaic History are clearly and con-
firmed by physical Reasons and Proofs, deduced from the pre-
sent
improved State of Science : with a List of Yeats, Versions,
Paraphrases, and Targums, in all Languages into which the Holy
Writings have been translated or coneerted.
TlTOTtistB ITEMING, of Magd. 'fall, Or,n.
The whole illnstrated by a superb end accurnte set of Drape,
and a Chart of the Wc:ld. '
N.B. The Survey of Scripture Geography is sold sPparately
from the Atlas, price 1:1 boards, and Li. Ss. half-bound.
Lentkri : Printed for Samuel Leigh, DI, Strand.
London, England, 1818-08-08

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1818.
THE FUNDS.
PRICK OT STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWeLVZ o'cLertie :
Reduced 77f 78—Cons.77ii—for Acc. 770
Si per Cents. per Cent. 97j •
S per Cent. Navy 106k—Bonds 95 pie.
Omnium disc.—Exchequer Bills 19 20 prem.

• The execution of our countrymen, AMBRISTKR
And ARBUTHNOT, by orders of General JACKSON, in
Florida, has, we are pleased to understand, produced
that sort of sensation which it ought, in the Govern-
ment of this Country. The greatest activity is at,
present employed, through the pro Per official chan::.
nels, to obtain the most correct information respect.
'ing the transaction. .

The following passage, with which a Select Com-
mittee of the Senate of the United States lately con-
cluded a Report of theirs on the treatment which
Mr. MEADe, an American, received from the Spanish
Government, occurs to our recollection as•so strongly
illustrative of the line of conduct which it becOniex
us to pursue on this similar occasion of our own, that
we think we cannot do better than quote it, for the be-
neEt both of the Government and the country at large :
Your Committee are of opinion that it is due to
the dignity of the United States to adopt as a funda-
mental rule of its policy, the principle, that one of its
Citizens, to whatever region of the earth his lawful
business may carry him, and who demeans himself as
becomes his character, is entitled to the protection of
his Government, and that whatever intentional injury
may be done him, should be retaliated by Me employ-
f necessary, of the whole force of the nation."
The following is an extract of a letter to a Mer.
cantile house in the City, from Nassau, New Provi-
dence, dated June 15:
" We have a report in circulation here, which, we fear, is
too well founded, that General Jackson, on overpowering the.
Indians in West Florida, caused, Mr. Alexander Arbuthnott,'
who was fixed there u a harmless trader, and Mr. Lewis Felix,
ere master of a vessel of his called the Chance, to be kung, and
the body of the former to be mutilated. Surely, if this turns out
. to be true, the British Government will not pass it over in silence.
We have known Mr. Arbuthnott for years, but never,.we as-
sure you, did we know a more !winless or more innocent man.
Tots-have been in the habit of shipping, through our medium,
for sonic years, the goods made use of by Mr. Arbuthnott in his
I/waft-ens Messrs. Dom and Iflusalsee's letter to Inglis,
ZZ:;re and Co.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this morn-
ing. A FAmphiet, under the title of A Secret Note,
:.e-posing the prdexts and objects lithe late conspiracy,
has been seized by the l'olice. Five per Cents. Tues-
day 78 fr. 135 c. .
London, England, 1818-08-08

MANCHESTER, AUGUST 7.

We feel great pleasure in stating, that there is every
probability of this populous town once more return-
ing to a state of quiet. A falling off has evidently
taken place in the number of the refractory weavers,
and a considerable portion are again inclined to re-
turn to work. No inclination to riot has been shewn
daring this week. The military force in ti}i's neighbour-
huod is now formidable.
London, England, 1818-11-12

WRIGHT V. DOWNTS.‘

Mr. Serjear.t VAUGHAN moved for a rule to spew
cause why a new trial should not he granted in this
cause, which was tried at the last Assizes for Leices-
tershire. The plaintiff, who is a butcher, had his
son apprenticed to the defendant, who is a surgeon,
for five years, giving him a premium of £5O, the
latter covenanting to board and lodge the boy, as
well as to instruct him in his profession. About the
close of two years, however, the defendant dismis-
sed the boy for refusing, as he alleged, to carry let-
ters to the post-office, and for some other reason,
which the defendant declined to state. Soon after
this dismissal, the plaintiff had his son bound to
another surgeon, paying no-premium, but covenant-
ing to board and lodge his son during his appren-
ticeship. On the termination of this apprenticeship,
the plaintiff brought his action against the defendant
for the expense of the board and lodging, and the
Jury returned a verdict fdr £2OO. The ground upon
which he moved for the rule, the Learned Counsel
stated, was that the damages were excesssive, and
that the defendant would be ruined if their payment
were enforced. Hence he hoped that the Court
would accede to his motion, and that a new trial
would be granted. •
The Cutee JUSTICZ, before whom the cause was
tried, observed that he had evidence upon his notes
that the plaintiff could not boas's! and lodge his son
for less than £lO or C. 40 a-year. Therefore he consi-

dered the damages moderate, ana that the result of
another referer.ce to a Jury would be to have larger
ivtages awarded. On this then, as well as on other

he could not accede to the motion.

0
The other Judges concurring in this opinion, the
rule was refused.
London, England, 1818-11-12

EXECUTION AT ABERDEEN.

Friday John Bernet, alias 2lf Barnet was executed
at Aberdeen, for various acts of house-breaking and
theft, pursuant to his sentence at the last Circuit
Court ofJusticiary.—This unfortunate man appeared
alike unmoved on his receiving sentence of death,
and during his confinement, as on the melancholy oc-
casion of the execution Of his sentence ; when, al-
though rather downcast, the awful scene before him
did not produce any visible change or seeming emo-
tion, while there is no doubt, from the observations
of all who were accustomed to see him, he was deeply
impressed with a sense of his guilt, and the ignominy
he had in consequence incurred. With this impres-
sion on his mind, he conducted himself in a manner
very becoming his unhappy situation, acknowledged
the justice of his sentence, and met his sad fate with
sincere penitence. He died with great struggle; and,
after hanging the usual time, the body was cut down,
and conveyed, under the attending escort of the Nth
Regiment, to a boat ready to receive it, in which it
was carried out, and sunk at sea !
London, England, 1818-11-12

YOUNG V. CADRAY AND OTHERS.

In this case the rule was made absolute for grant-
ing a 'new trial under the following circumstances:
The plaintiff as the representative of the. legatees of
the testator, brought an action against the defendant
land others, executors, for £367, being the balance
of the testator's property in their hands, and the Jury
found a verdict to that amount. But included in
this verdict was the sum of £167, which was re-
turned in the schedule presented to the Ecclesiastical
Court, as the amount of recoverable debts due to
the estate of the testator. For this sum of £167, the
Counsel contended, that the estate of the executors
was not liable, as the debts referred to were not re-
covered, and therefore, that the verdict was con-
F trary to law.
London, England, 1818-11-12

mA.vcarsttit, poE4IIDER 10.

, -
PRIVATE LFITE IL

The Russians have not only been good customers to
us of late, in the purchase of Cotton Twist, but have
likewise sent over very considerable orders for maa
nufactured goods of every description, many of which
are now under hind, exclusive of the large quanti-
ties that have been sent off.—We want nothing but a
revival of our home trade to restore our commerce to
its former tone and vigour.
Recruiting for the East-India Company's service,
has being going on here to a considerable extent for
some time past, and all the other avenues to a mili-
tary life having been closed by the Government orders
for an extensive reduction of our forces, a great num-
ber of fine able•bodied youngtmen have been picked
up. From the low rate of wages, there is no doubt
but many thousands might be raised in a few weeks,
in this place and the neighbourhood.
London, England, 1818-11-12

PROCLAMATION.

" Whereas by the universal concurrence of the in,
habitants and slave proprietors on the Island, it was
resolved, at a meeting held this day, that from -and
after the 25th day of December next, (being the An-,
niversary of the Birth of our blessed Saviour, JESUS
Cultist) all children born of slaves shall be free, sub-
ject to such conditions and regulations as shall here-
after be promulgated, in respect to their care, and to
the services that may be required of them, in the fa-
milies by which they may be maintained, until they
arrive at a fit age to be able to support themselves:
This is to give notice, that the above is to be
considered a law of the Island; and that from and
after the 25th of December next (being the Anniver-
sary of the Birth of our blessed LORD and SAVIOUR)
all children born of slaves on the Island are conse-
quently to be held flee, subject only to such condi-
tions and regulations as above.--By order," &c.
(Signed) " ANT. BEAL; Dep. Sec. to GOT.
a 17th of August, 1515."

THE EVENING STAR,

LONDON.
London, England, 1818-11-23

CORN EXCHANGE, MARILANS, NOV, 13.

Notwithstanding the ports are continued open for.
the importation of Wheat from all countries, and the
supply was large this morning from Essex, Kent, And
Suffolk, yet the major part of which appeared from
those Counties was taken off at the prices of this day
week and fine Foreign fully maintained last week)
price.—The arrival of Barley, both English and Pp.
reign, being very considerable, the sale of that ar-
ticle was heavy, at a reduction of fully ls. per quar-
ter from the prices that were obtained on Friday, but
fine samples found buyers op the same terms as oa
last Monday.—Oats are is. per quarter dearer, but,
not brisk in sale at that advance.—ln Beansand Peas-
ao alteration.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV:I3.
Beef .......4#~od to Ss Oil Viral 43 6d to-79
I
/Dutton ....es 6d to 6s 94 Pork
Bran 3270-..Cahrea 3,66—Siaeop and Limbs t t4,olo—Plea 244
HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Jiff.— XS Os to Al Se I Straw? el as to 43 as
.ooTeg.t... 6 Os to as ] Roma os 00$ to
•
London, England, 1818-08-06

ADVERTISEMENT.

An Alphabetical List of the Subscribers w3l be published at'
the close of the Subscnption, as a satisfactary record of the,
national fcelinz on this the Cenotaph Corn.
mittee therefore earnestly request th it individuals will be pat-,
titular in having their names legibly and correctly swim rt,l
wherever they inn pav their 'offerings. Books arc cpened for
Subscriptions at ail the principal Bankers in Town and Country.
All communications miy be addressed to B. Botch, L•aq.'
Honorary Secretary to the Committee, No. 19, Hentictts-
street, Caveuclish-stoare, London.
London, England, 1818-08-06

1 1 0
1 1 0

ARMY CONTRACT?.

Treasury Chambers, Commissariat Departmert,
24th July, IEIB.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desircus
of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTOA to Lis
Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks,
in the undermentioned' Counties

Bedford the County of Northampton
BerkOncluding the Essex) Northumberli
Town of Hua- Gloster (including Nottirghari
gerford) the City of Baia- Orford
Berwick tol) Rutland
Bucks Harts Salop

Cambridge (inclu- litrefrAd Somerset
• ding the Town Hertford Stafford
o of Newmarket) Hunts Suffolk
0
Chester Isle of Man Surrey
6 Cornwall !including Isle of Wight Sussex

Kent (including Til- Warwick
Cu:nberland bury Fort, in the Westmorelatd
Derby County of Essex) Wilts
Devon • Lancaster Worcester
Dorset Le:miter York

Durham !including Lincoln . Notch and South
llulq Islsnd) Middlesex Wales; and in the

Essex (exclusive of Monmouth several Counties
Tilbury Fort, in Norfolk in North Britain.
That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 15th day
of September next; that Proposals, iu writing, settled up. and
marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this
Department on or before Wednesday, the 26th day of August, but
none will be received after twelvt 04 that day, and if sent
by post, the postage must be paid.

Proposals must be made separately for each County, except
for the Counties comprising Noun and South Wales, all of
' which must be included in one Tender ; as also must the several
Counties In North Britain; and each Proposal must have the
Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by
two persons of known property engaging to become bound with
the party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particu-
lars, for the due :.crformance a the Contract; and no Propo-
sal will be noticed mass made on a printed Tender, and the
prices exprassa in words at length ; and should it so happen,
'hat during tio continuance of the Contract no troops should be
supplied unclzr the Contract, the expense of the stamps for the
Contract and B..nd, paid in the bra instance by the Contractor,
shall be reloaded to him.

1%-,:zulars :f the Contracts may be had upon application it
these Chamners, between the hours of eleven and five, and at
the Office of Depaty Commissary Gcneral Young, Edinburgh.
Koss.—Some considerable alterations having been made in
:he Tenders forth: B.ipply of ALat to the Troops, such Persons
s are &Sims of Tendering, are requested to apply for the
proper Particulars.
London, England, 1818-08-06

•
long Peninsula, v.-hid], under the name of Florida,
advances twenty-fire leagues into the sea at the en-
trance of the Gulf? •

Years have now elapsed since, by acts which can
only be compared to those of that man who marched
to the conquest of the world by decrees, when he
allowed his sword to rest in its scabbard, the Ame-
rican Congress thought proper to adjudge to itself all
those portions of the Spanish territories which lay
suitable to its convenience. For some time a lingering
sense of shame kept these resolves secret ; but now
they are exposed to the light of day, and they attest
the existence of anew species of public law, ofsrhich
'the most profound publicists of the two last ages had
not even a suspicion.
London, England, 1818-11-24

On Friday and Saturday, there were jarge gnats-
tities of Cotton Wool, of every description, offered
for public sale in Liverpool,•but the buyers were by
no means numerous, and the result was unfavourable
to the market. Bengals and Tennessees fell id. per
pound ; Bahias and Bowed: ld. the latter are hardly
Saleable at any price-1112 bales were disposed of
by public sale, at the reduction above quoted ;—by
private sale there Is very little doing ; and as the im-
portations so much exceed the demand, there is no
prospect of any amendment in the prices. The im-
ports of the week have been greater than ever were
known within the same given period.
Letters of the 28th ult. from New York, speak of
trade having much improved—as a corroboration of
which, they contain extensive orders for manufac-
tured goods, particularly in the silk and fancy lines.
We also learn, from one of the first Yorkshire
Houses, that very extensive order's for Woollen-cloths
have been ieceived within these few days, both from
America and the countries bordering on the Baltic—
one House alone has received an•order td the amount
of £60,000 from Russia.
•
London, England, 1818-11-24

MIL WARIER'S NEW TRAVELS IN PERSIA.
This day was published, in Royal Quarto, with Maps, coloured
Oeetarnee, end other Engravings from the Designs of the Au-
thor, price £3 151. 6d. boards,
ASECOND JOURNEY through PERSIA to
CONSTANTINOPLE, between the Years 1810 and
1816. With a Journal of the Voyage by the Brazils and Bom-
bay to the Persian Gulf ; together with an Account of the Pro-
'eeedlngs of his Majesty's Embassy under his Excellency &r Gore
ley, Bart. K.S.L.
By JAMES MORIER, Esq.
Late his Majesty's Secretary of Embassy. and Minister Plenipo-
tannery to the Court of Persia.
Printed. fot Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and *Brown, London.
Of Who* may be had, by the same Author,
A Journey through Persia to Constantinople, in the Years
11108 and 1909, in royal eto. with Twenty-eight Maps and En-
graving& Price ‘ll 13e. 6d. boards.

VERS. IPICATION.
London, England, 1818-11-24

FRANCE.

The following detail on the public gaming-tables
of Paris, is published in the last number of the Bibiio-
theque Ilistorique, under the title of a Budget of
Public Games ;
STATt OP TUZ ANNUAL EXPINSIS OF THE dANUI2 OF nom
Under the present Administration there are
Sever. Tables of Trente et un ; nine ditto of Roulette; one
ditto of Passe-dix ; one ditto of Craps; one ditto of Hazard;
one ditto of Biribi--020 Tab.* divided into nine houses ; four of
I which arc situated hi the Palais Rolal.
To serve the seven tables of Trente et une there are
28 Dealers at 55i:dr. a month, make - fr. 15,400

IS Croppers 510./ ditto ' - - - 10,610
est Assistants 200 ditto - - 0,400
Service for the nine Rouiettes and one Passe-dix,
__

- 22,000
9,000

Dealers e7sfr. a month
Assistants 150 ditto -
Service of the Craps, Biribi, and Hassid,
I rs at 300 fr. a month
lavectors 1W ditto
Aides - 100 ditto

4600
1,600
OM

Chefs de Parte at the principal houses, at 700 r, 1 grath.9,9oo.
I ditto for the Roulettes' - 500 ditto 1,5011
0 Secret Inspectors, - - 100 ditto 4,000
lln wector-General, at - - - 101100
30 Waiters, at 75fr. a month - - - 9,5
lards, 3 month . - - - - 1,500
deer and Refreshments, ditto - - - 3,000
Light. - - ditto
Refreshments for the Grand Saloon, indnding two dinners
every week, per month - - - 19,000

Total expense of each m00th.....114,2401
- 1,371.110
1.60,000
"000

rultiplied by 12, ta -
nit of 10 homes per annum
spense of Offices -

Total per annum...... 1451,450

the privilege is - 4,000,000
a Nomaof a million is given for eiz years, the sixth •
part for one year will be - 1.611.666

Total expenditure 7,718.146'

•••••11,••
MOOING
. 7,71111'44
London, England, 1818-11-24

NAVAL INTL

FALMOUTH,

Wind E.S.E.—Sailed th
packet, with a Mall for Lis
Wrzsort, from Calcutta ; s
The John highs, BAILEY,
for London. The ships (
were at anchor in Saugur
London. The Nymph. of
with masts gone and leaky,
pool, had put into Madras,
of London, had put back
cargo (salt-petre) washed o
rived from Liverpool. 11
loading at Calcutta, viz. At
Loa ; WellingtOn, WILLIA
Palmer, —; 13usiris,
was loading for Glasgow.
• PORTSMOUTH, :

Wind S.W.—Arrived the
London, and Sappho, AR
epic* ; Aurea, from ditto
from ditto for Gibraltar, k
Lynn; Amelia, for Londoi
lingwood, for ditto ; his
DEE, to the Eastward ; dla
for London. Came into ha
Plaices, to be paid off.

DEAL, NOVI

Wind S.W...—Arrived and
Johanna • AML=, from Lisbol
River and remain, the Betse]

DOVER, NOV/
Sailed this day the Loi
Ostend, with a Mail and p
day the Pall, Captain BARN
ket, from Calais, with passe

MARGATE. NO
The Noojt Gedagt, Rossi
Rock yesterday evening's ti(
harbour. The remainder of

COWES, NOV:
Sailed the American ship
men, with tobacco; also thl
Tu*LZY, for London, with

PENZANCE, N(

Arrived the Hero, PACE,
of France; she has receivei
ping a sea, which carried a
chions, &c.—is short of pr.(
London the first fair wind.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LON]

Setts Eatl ma= uwanos.—Tl
Carl Salomon, Pettenes, and SI
Stoakholm ; the Vrow Christine.
Heron, Pentin, Juffrouw Anna,
(roan Antwerp ; the Flora, Kim!
Johnston, Ann, Walker, and Ic
the Furst Hardenburg, Schauer,
Robb, and Dolphin. Brown, fn
Ant, Barker, and Thetis, Reed,
Nicholas, Upton, Stanworth, He
El.anor, Readman, from Leghoi
Pere, dest, and Emperor Meru
Agnes, Barclay, Benson, Fawn
Riga; Neptunns, Peterson, fit
Kerr, and Princeu Charlotte, V
Oxley, Devinie, Harrison, and
burgh, the Flora. Wallis, from
fiom Harlingen; the Jane, Vous
Archangel; the Mars, IlePPen,
Graatton, from Danish.; Pockli
New Braganza, Corneby, and S
and the Orient, Barclay, from C
Rwriano Ourwaans.—The Fr
Coast ; Amelia, Gilman, far St..
for the Cape of Good Hope.
Cs.r.aain Ourwaans.—The
Favoutite, Fullerton, for Cayes
Orwell, Muddle, for St. Vince%
nsw ; Countess Leven and Hell
gress. Talbert, for Yucatan; a
Michael's.

Sir TH OM %S BELL and
the only two Candidates fi
Ward of Cheap, in their
GOODIEHERE, Esq. and a
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kind--Orer, hear, hear.) ate should 4so enter hi
goo=alei.isbt the
iembetlinewohfo crdubcttoadu adopted b.
y
the
particular
statements, which he described as affidavits, and who,
after he had read them, and thought they would be,
likely to produce effect, withheld the names, by whkh
any possible chance of refutation was removed—
(hear, 'scar, hear.) He gave credit to the Honour-
able Member who bronght forward the motion, for
the manner in which he bad done so ; but he concei-
ved that such an inquiry as that he proposed would
lead to the most absurd consequences. The House
of Commons could not examine upon oath, and were
therefore deprived of the power of punishing as they
deserved, all those who might be guilty of a breach
of truth to them.
Mr. FAZAKERLEY shortly replied, and conclud-
ed by saying, that he trembled for the peace of the
country, when it was seen that upon the detection,
he would say the proclamation, of such dangerous
persons as these Spies, the Government stepped for-
ward to shield them.
The Question was then put, and the House di-
vided-..-Ayes 53--Noes 111—Majority against the
Mqtiosx 58.-L-4kiljoutned at half-past One o

TWEVRNING STAR.
London, England, 1818-11-06

Jost published, price ss. In boards.

,'THE JEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Contemn,
tary on the indiscretions ari.ing from Human Frailty, la
which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of Lute Vir-1
nerea, Conorenea, Stticture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are fully
developed; Part 11. contains moue remarks me certain Female
Complaints, in particular Sterility ; Pet 111. embraces Practi-
cal Observations on Sexual Debility, Self-Abase, &c.; is pan
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explaining them In a familiar manner, and the whole addressed
to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes.
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DELAYS OF CHANCERY.

His LORDSHIP took occasion to rematk, that the
public, who complained so much of the delays in the
;udgments of that Court, would be surpricd to learn
that there were now not fewer than 260 judgments
left uncalled for. This was entirely owing to the
negligence of Solicitors. He thought it was neces-
sary to mention the circumstance now, as he observed
so many Solicitors in Court.
His LORDSHIP also took an opportunity, when an
application was made to him, to say, that he would
act strictly upon the rule he had laid down before
the long vacation, and put off no cause for any per-
son whatever.
London, England, 1818-11-06

AMERICA.

COMMODORE AURY.
The following is an extract of a letter from Com-
inodoreAuty to the Editor of the Aurora, received
ii/:a Kingston, Jamaici; dated Island of St. Cathe-
tine and Old Providence, July 18 :
46 The interest which you have manifested in the
cause of the emancipation of South America, and
your' kindness in vindicating me against so many
unjust imputations and aspersions, have made a strong
impression of gratitude on my heart, and I write to
testify it, &c. and I shall take the liberty of frequently
calling myself to your recollection. On the 6th of
the present month, the flags of the Independent Go-
vernments of Buenos Ayres and Chili were hoisted in
this island, in conformity with an authority with
sthich I have had the honour to be invested by those
Independent Governments. The occupation of some
position in these seas has become absolutely indispen-
sable to the great objects which we have had so long
in view, and which have been retarded by causes to
which you are no stranger. The emancipation of
South America requires a convenient rendezvous for
the fruits of the tropics; and abundance of excellent
vegetables as in New Grenada. What Margaretta is
to Venezuela this place is to New Grenada. I inclose
you a proclamation which I have issued here, with a
view that all the friends of liberty may know where
we are, and where to hear of us. We are in excel-
lent con•lition here, and every respect will be paid to
t..e flags of all nations, and every protection to those
who may be disposed to commercial enterprizes. I
shall write you again in a few days."
London, England, 1818-11-06

T the many attempts that are
'a,: on the unwary a SPURIOUS
I of he (CP:NUMB DLACKTNG
tRTIN, they have adopted a new
lIOLIMIN,
in the centre, that they trust an atten-
e of the type, which is unlike all letter
a at once to detect the invention.
CINO, made and sold Wholesale by
High troitorn ; and Manse by the
tto Booksellers, Ironminzers, Per-
in the-United Kingdom, in bottles,
London, England, 1818-11-06

LAW mTELLIGEN:r.

COURT OF CHANCF.RY, NovEmsta 5.
EARL DIOBY IN THE MATTER or THE DUCHESS
DOWAGER OF sensor.*
Mr. Aszecnometz applied to the Court, by Peti-
tion from Lord Digby, praying to have it referred
to the Master, whether the Land-tax should or should
not be redeemed on the lunatic's estate?
LORD CHANCELLOR.—The prayer seems to me
very reasonable, I do not see how it can be refused.
Granted.
London, England, 1818-08-24

LONDON.

O. AT NINE O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORNING,
TMO PRIZES OF £30,000, TWO PRIZES OF "ow,
1000 SOVEREIGNS, Sce. WITH GOLD, CLARET, PORT,
➢[ADEIRA. ALL MUST BE DRAWN TO-MORROW.
—LOTTERY FINISHES.

MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1818.
Sr. BaarnoLoairw.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, and

South-Sea House.

We have received to-day Baltimore Papers to the
17th July.—From the following Extract it will be
s.7en, that the Americans are getting a little embar-
rassed with their late extraordinary acquisition.—
The American Officers, it seems, have shewn some
difficulty in distinguishing between a " possible con-
quest" and a mere " temporary occupation" of Pen-
sacola, and have decided the matter in the way most
agreeable to their own vanity, by acting the part of
conquerors towards the Spanish inhabitants, even
to the effect of substituting the Laws of the Unit-
'ed States for those of Spain.• The American Go-
vernment will of course have thus another opportu-
nity of manifesting its consistency, by the sort of
answer which it in.iy choose to give to the call now
made upon it, to say whether its Officers are tight or
not in their interpetation of the fact—whether, in short,
Pensacola is to be regarded as a conquest, and its
inhabitants as a conquered people or not?
London, England, 1818-08-24

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, AUGUST 24.

Nfehad a pretty good supply of English Wheat
this morning, the major part of which was new, and
for which there was a brisk demand at an advance of
from 2s. to 4s. per quarter. Fine foreign Wheat sold
more freely, and is `.!.. per quarter dearer. Fine fresh
Barley is also 2s. per quarter dearer, but there is no
improvement in the inferior qualities. Beans are
considerably dearer, tho quantity at market being
small. White Peas are ss. per quarter higher, hay-
ing but few samples on sale this morning. Oars sup-
port last Monday's prices, but were not brisk in de-
mand.—Current prices as under:
ENGLISH. Small Bans Tbs 844
Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto 74s SOs
Fssel 786 84s Oats, rotate* l6s 42*
Suffolk 761 SW ...... Poland... 341 405
Norfolk 76s 82s —.---. Feed. . 54, 4'.4
Rye 461 soa. Flour, per Sack ...70s 74*
Barley 4os 60s Rapeseed, per Last X 47 i.e
Matt 7os 64$ POREIGE.
White Peas 66a 70s Wheat, Dantzic ...... ..78: sea
SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUST 24.'
To sink the off..t—per stooe of elbs.

Beef ........Ss $d to Is ad ...... 4s 643 to is Cd
Mutton .. Od to 3s Od I Pork
Lamb SS. U.I. to Gs. Od.

Beasts 2600—Cakes 350—Sherp and Lambs 19,860--rigs ace

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.

iHaT os to 3EB I Straw 4'2 Cs to £2 Me
t,B to O f:t toCS to tot
London, England, 1818-08-24

ROM SATURDAY 101161&?6,1Zati:

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-0/PICE, AUGUST 22, 1818.
15111 Regiment of Light ns.—Lieutenant Joseph Lynam,
from the 334 Foot, to terrutenant, vice Stopford, who ex-
changes.
117th Regiment of Foot—Ensign Wi hint Btgoe Bochum= t.
be lieutenant, by purchase, vice autdcock, promoted.
53d Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Stopford, from the 15th Light
Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Lynam, who exchanges.
76th Ditto—Ensign Henry Wood to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase vice Daniel, promoted in the 99th Foot; Quarter-`fag
ter-Serjeant George Stephens to be Quarter-Dialler, vice
Bamborough, who resigns.
Royal York Rangers—Lieutenant Standish O'Grady, from the
half-pay of the 57th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Joseph
Henry Potts, who exchanges.

STAFF.
Colonel John Macdonald, on the half-pay of the Ist Garrison
Battalion, to be Deputy-Adjutant-General to the Forces, rice
Major-General Darling, appointed upon the Staff off the
:Mauritius.

11011IPITAL RAPT.
Dr. John Mackenzie, from the half-pay, is he Physician to the
Forces, vice Dr. Edward Nathaniel Bancroft who exchanges ;
Staff Surgeon Fdward Doughty, from the half-pay, to be Sur.
peon to the Forces.

The reappointment of Lieutenant Ar.derson to full pay in the
46th Foot, has been antedated to 7th March, 1611, but he is not
receive any back-pay.
OFFICE OF-ORDNANCE, AUGUST 19, 1813.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
o be Second Lieutenants--Gentlemen Cadets Robert C. Smyth,
vice Watkins, promoted; Samnel A. Severne, vice Cotton,
promoted ; Joseph llollingvrorth, vice .Tago, promoted ;
Charles W. Wingfield, vice Palmer, promoted; Alexander
Tulloh, vice Griffin, promoted ; John S. Farrell, vice Leth-
bridge, promoted ; Sa:nuel W. May, vice Ryves,* resigned ;
sad Gorge P. Heywood, vice Somerville, promoted.
CJI1131;tS: a in the Holland Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln.
William Waite, Gent. to be Lieutenant.

BAN KRUI'TCY ENLARGED.
Sept. 06, Robert Blore, of 12, Craven-place, Bayswater, stone-
mason and statuary, at ten, at Guildhall. •
,rg. 25, Thomas Walk n, of George.s:reet, St. fary-la-bonne,
haberdasher, at ton, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
James Lane, of Chaapside, London, warehouseman.
Joa .than Watokaro Pearson, Great Marlhoraugh-street, dentist.
Henry Stephens, lite of rottryn, Cornwall, merchant.
Juhn Suiith, late of liolmfuth, Yorkshire, clothier.
London, England, 1818-08-24

MONMOUTHSHIRE.

DESIRABLE MANSION, with Offices, Gardens,. Gtoves,
and Plantations, in a Country abounding with Caws, and
contiguous to Two PACKS of Iloonos ; and a Farm of about

ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES
Of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land.
I'O BE LET, FURNISHED,

TILE MODERN MANSION, BILYNDERILY, or
BELMONT, in the Parish of Lantillio, on a tine tnL-
nence, embracing romantic and picturesque views over the greater
part of the County of Monmouth, and of the Welch Hills, with
Stables, Coach-house, &c• good Garden, extensive Shrubberies,
Groves, and Plantations; the Country abounding with Game,
and contiguous to Two Packs of Hounds; tight miles (rota
Monmouth, seeen from Abergavenny, and 18 from Hereford.
London, England, 1818-08-12

DEAL, AUGUST ii.

Wind N. E. fresh breezes.—Arrived and sailed for
the River the Wilna, BROADFIELD, from Bahia.--
Came down from the River and sailed the Robert
Edwards, SHERBURNE, frr Charleston. One of the
homeward-bound ships, that arrived yesterday, after
wsrking through the Gulls, bore up for the Downs;
particulars unknown, and stin remains.
London, England, 1818-08-12

NAP AL INTALIGkia

Thi King George PATTISON, from Omenlsuid, t 403
arrived in the River.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 11.
Wind E.S.E:=Arrived the Union, Writivaten,
d
from Jamaica, Whence she sailed 2June. Spoke
the Richard and Sibella, all well. The Lord Crans-
toun, —, sailed the Ist June for England. The
William Bryant, and the Cleveland, had arrived sate
out.—Sailed the Speke, QuiNrom, for Calcutta.

DOVER, AUGUST It.
His Grace the Duke of IVELLINGTON, embarked
here this morning onboard the Lord Duncan packet,
for Calais. Sailed this morning the Lady Castle-
reatlli, Captain Mowm., for Calais, with-she Marquis
of t:ANIDEN. Arrived this day the Prince Leopold,
Captain Itoosas, from Calais, with passengers.
London, England, 1818-02-23

KIRWAN'S SERMONS.

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SERMONS. By the late Rev. WALTER BLAKE
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TO TILE MUSICAL WORLD.

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