Star.
London, England, 1819-05-07 00:00:00

Upon a division, the numbers were—Forthe po-
tion, 149—Against it, 144--Majority‘ 4, . -
When this result was announced, the cheering wat
louder:, and more general thin ever beard in the
House since the division that decided the fate of the

PropettpxoTvta.
311_, ENFELL presented a Petition frooiSir Cis
Blunt; etSlaitte the tonsideration of :he Boestny Eketlins P
elan tilt MIA day, on tie groans, of a goestioolpondiii
- - caw. as to the refaaW -
dist-

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.c to the most serious consideration of the House.
On this Report, we must observe, that to us it
appears to recommend an act. of injustice. Who
pocketed the profits accruing upon the bullioa in the
coffers of the Bank, by the rise which took pl3ce
after the suspension of Bank payments in specie?
The Bank itself.. ho profited by the eztra issue of

a declining
health. His Grace was born on the 241 h of May,
1772. He marred; in 1795, the youngest daughter
of Viscount SYDNEY and by her, who died in 1814

he has left tw•o sons and four daughters. His Grace;
is succeeded in his title and estates by his eldest son,
now Duke of Bucctenou, only 19 years of age.
." Tales of my Landlord r--we observe•that the
Rev. W. C. KIDD, A.M. of Aberdeen, has announced
intention (see Advertisement in the/nt page) of de-
Lecture to the inhabitants of the Metro
the purpose of rescuing the Memory of the
'uvenanters from the stigma attempted to,
to it, by the Author of these celebrated
`of institutinv 'iparison between them
Of Rome. The subject
originality, and we
to the fund of
dedicated, may
icestry as produc-

evening the Anniver-
'ition was celebrated
' Queen- street.—
perserns of great
it dinner. In the
Duke of KEN;
Meeting from thb
BENJAMIN HOE-
the contributions
REGENT; Lord
HITCH IN, Esq.
IuItRAY, 50 gui-
apology' for ab-
tu the Fund.

OAKS.
•
to.l sKet-DtKISPL 7 4, 1 apt Rama
7 to 2 agst Blue Stockin' is 8 to 1 apt Catgut
7to 1 agst Penny Thampet 12 to 1 agst Major Wilts'.
SPARRING.
To BaLcuax, had a bettekt at the Fives Court verte:da,
The Court was wellAkteaded., The jetting-to was it the us..l
inary sort; the best was between Cars and Lanais, the
Guardsman : the British, Champion had
horn expected. Unciaa set-to with,Cv
tot a summer bettlarfiy: Scaoctass and 7
and SHELTON, made good bosats,-The
the day was the match betweenOuvas ,
will be made good at OLIVER'S on Tiseaday
CORN-MAREKT, MARK-LA'
The supply of English Wheat
been very small, yet what Ertl!.
ing met heavy sale, in consequence
ss. in the price of Flour. Fine fres'
Monday's prices, but there was
ordinary qualities. sOats are Is.
dull sale at ..hat decline, except 1
sold rather freely. In Beans an
SMITHFIELD MARKET
Beef .......4s 81 to Ss 44 Veal.
Mutton ....Ss Od to 6s Od I Pork
Lamb 61 Od to
(To dok the offal; per stet
CATT..! AT stserr
Beasts 370—Calves 160—Sheep and 1
DAY AND STRAW P,
1112 y-.... XS Oa to of 6 6s I Straw
K, 04 cs. 7 10: Rowen

At Edinburgh, on the lids April, Mrs.
Hutchinson Fergunoo, Esq. of Troths-Ili

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httholikiaiiiestatthectefl with Parliamentary Be-. ;' a rill, •' fit .NT ita • •e' c ' '''' jority of beihgs f .
_ Arrived off Liverpool, the Mary, Owns i
, ' Against - 1 e restilt4llll* and seventeen ships and ten brigs, name, unknown, Jrnitt,
feel; 104 fltdiabid. opus all those who were un- . - - . ,
. MN* lid= measure to.sate on the same side. . LONDON. - .- ,
H...., M*Y 6.—Wind ,5.5.F.."":„*.-1tat...0 '-'at-t' :mod
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; . .i. . *kb. latillti cheers- isy the Opposition ; and is The Union, JIMMY, from Hanathah, is aria..doer
litni.cl. W. WYNN, adverting to a remark made in . --
tberbounitSaio lrAlcdvertih_,:a.o,v.::::s.,,,:A,*„ror:::::
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which must glee sincere. pleasure to every friend
therlearly part of the evening, that an agreement to IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES, NEXT TUESDA'Y; "k. A
peon Ft-)Pct, with ,-aits &e. front Cuilireeti. - 114
nay engage hathe Burgh Systeut of Scotrand would TWO PRIZES OF .E 90,000 MUST BE DRAW)L---FOUIL ot truly rational reform. rm.
Ha ewport. A
Faavrasorr,
6)rwr,NMAT 4.-...iliedrri blast, light larethes...674:..
be a violation of the Articles of Union, strongly ar- PRIZES OF £20,000-.-EIGHT PRlZEllot.depoo, £l,OOO,
Two Mails have arrived Mit morning from Ham-
agaialt the truth and validity of such a propo- AND £5OO, acc. /to kr.. AND ONLY 10,000 TICKETS: Ted 0S ...'f lizard cc tl.2i. sots'
ration. If such changes were violations of the. Union, . —h-e burgh, and one from Flanders. the Weser,. Pease, froth. 'Sew-York for &iron ' - zr..
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1819. Newmann' lsf
a heavy charge cool a be. brought both against this , The trial at Brussels of the persons accused of a 7,/,,eve, fr op, 1,, dm, for ri ' : S.-
FRIDAY die alt,
rum'
and the last Parliament, for it could be proved that THE FUNDS. P nce I dward's Island. utte,o4.
-conspiracy; against the Emperor ALEXANDER, has Majesty's ship Aniphior, for Deptford; Fortitude, sl - -
they had violated the Union in the case of Penryn, PRICE or fiances THIS DAY AT ova Weeece 2 for London ; and Hope, Jaaataar, for:ditto. glued ~ :!.,,,."Alli,
been concluded, and the whole of them found guilty.
in the ease 'of Barnstaple, in the case of Shoreham, . Bank Stock 250/ the ship Europe, Asarenv, from Madras and the r ~,.' "7',l*-2,1,
February parser—gevirsistadsetLhere. .
and others, where the elective franchise had been ex- 5 per Cent. Reduced 711 701 ,Pi es and Dicrukz have been condemned to one Hope—sailed from Madras sth ofJanuary • th'r" c' v 4
,MU e c
-
tended to the neighbouring Hundred--(1/ear.)--The . 3 per Cent. Consols 72 71i 1 year's imprisonment ; Ponitiot (alias La Croix) and
. Arnvod this morniug era ie.
support of the Union should be reciprocal bet • Si Per Cent. ROt 7941--4 per Cent: 891 90 891 Beck to three years' imprisonment ; Bachaz to one oenti:e. Rica:, thdoew'inletifr s, ii
om tre.ststwo,ue, troaltu„,l'
..v.-
st..
the two two countries, and it was as much violated by . 5 per Cent. Navy 105 a, 1041 vy, STM,III2II, from St. Lucie • Contest has., an4l44to '--
late changes in England, as it would be by changes Bank Long Annuities 1811-16 .. year's imprisonment, to stand in the pillory two hours,
and to be branded; and all the prisoners to pay costs. F River, and sailed they
_ LA2I3LTS, for Cape of Good Hope ; Rock, i Ewe r,.., •
in Scotland, unless it was maintained that abuses 'lndia Bonds 27 29 pre. •
should be perpetuated in the one country which Exchequer Bills (2(1.1.97 premium, ittpa kiortou, Co,
might be corrected in the other—(hear, hear, heal.) Consols for Acra. 721 71; 72 71R.
Sand,Rpetal:Etre jinforgorlc_
..beiwry thne, ac
.a.peaingt3.l. thefracal; a.sil: Ss' i.":iecreol..a,r.tit.t
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE left DMoiramominu:coh::;mAAArgutalany
6.
,tilfmtlii..
Hanover on the 25th ult. for Brunswick, in company Quebec ; Jean, DALS, for TlNletilie, Midi V' -.2"' f" e
e mot ...Amu
of and for New York, after havirg boen on :lore ' it -1
It was impossible for one Parliament to bind its sue- Coniols commenced at 72, fell to 71f, but shortly with the Duke: Sexa-hlerstecee, on his return
cessor. If this could take place, the Union would rose again to'72. The Commissioners gave 711 for from HambergL •' ' - , and York, for Bombay, . 'mats' SUled lth tor,r4
have been the greatest Misfortune. The Constitution-_,-_______.
—.
of this country was only a system of progressive re- Consols, and were served generally by the Johberi.
The Paris Papeis of Tuesday arrived this forenoon..
form-{Hear, hear.) He had always opposed what 't,waos, wan passengers. Arrived this ds- .
Bank Affairs ' _ The KING received on Monday the felicitations of Lordby aDitrooeneLas,
apuack,
were ailed schemes of general reform in the system The Report of the Committee on the
of representautae because he had always thought•that was read last night in the House of Common 4 and Deputies from all the public Bodies, on the occasion Mail aud passengers.
Parliament. as as present coustitute.d, hact•within itllf h
will probably be circulated in print by to-morrow. of the Anniversary of his return to Paris. After the &tea; on lath arc , ins lat. 37. 27.10ng. 33. X sar a ht.
opposed an American witoss of I'
self the power of improvement, and was sufficient for
In the mean time we have laid a pretty fell abstract public y thing, off the decker and abandu
Level his MAJESTY gave a private audience nee.
nod tol.Saf 0.„,„_,.1.4„..,_
the redress of all partial grievances—(Hear, hear.) .
of its contents before our Readers, in our Parlia-
ton,, The TLespohe
... brig Argo, of and from fauuderiard,
to Prince TALLEYRAND. One of the Journals adds
lhard and
g 4 could not board
. her ; on 1 lib April, it, Lt. o'er
He suppcirlaad the motion for a Committee.
Mr.C.,FI).RBES opposed the motion. He cets- mentary Report. to this notice, that TALLETRAND intends going at
—, from Demerara, fur lavorpeol, it
tended that the charges of abuse in the caseefAber- It begins with a long history of the relations.exist- the end of this month to Valencay ; another Journal, ' a te A
spfo_e 13on.;pourilt,4in3 Lit. 41. b 10. long. 17. very leaky, aad ii„„
o ,;ox-Ilocsr, Mar 68: Ely teredAd°Phi. firm
liartAect deep were Unfounded, and eulogised the Magistrates . that he is to take his departure immediately. A ru-
of that City, whom he represented as a most honour- " •
inr between the Bank and the Government, express Inwards—Twee Geier's%
ing a full conviction of not only solvency, moor was lately afloat that a new change in the Omen, from Norden ; Swift, Parlay, Iran Wain-ford ; ''-th,'
GBailirarclaltay'r•froßmo als°"‘:::ion,st"lktstfrOs 1341meeY''. -fr'4Z1i31412".42i
able set of men.—EDuring the lionourabk Member's the but
speech, the eaughiAg and the calls of Question.' wee the flourishing state of the Bank ; mentions the im- French Ministry was in agitation, of which TALLEY-.
'Pereev' erarke Stdak Grant,
f In
. t.
' ul'
"ilid.
incessant.] ' . mense advantages derived by the Bank from the use RAND was the secret spring. Can this audience of Janson, and . , ley, root Hamburgh ; Radii-Act
Sutton, from Madura, C.alentta, and Cape; erd Lady 31 1 Ilk
Mr. CANNING was extremely unwilling to Stewart, from Canton. Enured Outwarde— - rk." '
Pro- of the floating balances of the public monies, with. the KING have had any connection with it ? If it has,
Y. ,ir
long a debate of which the House seemed already to amore
and Petersburgh ; GeorgeWorkiugton, Afkr,'k,:
be weary ; bat as this question had hitherto been meta out any corresponding benefit to -the Nation, and the fact of its ending in the rustication of the E 3,0 for
• Baltimore ; Mary and Sarah, Dawson for Boston •W i% !„,-
only by Gentlemen of that country to which the men- pproves of the application of these balances in future Premier must set at rest all anxiety as to the stain- Smith, for Ilarnbtaryll t flying Fish, ..e;nith, ' Li'l
St. Ent's. ClAred Oursvar, ds—Tona Bo wittie, Ugh- enstin fat-
for °stead; on,
Pity for a time of the present Administration. Of Fork, Fryer for Ruturdana; Ann, Bruce, for X' • wa
Demerara ; the 3lary, Tucker, for Madeira ; Imp ilmide,
sure referred, he thought it would not be respectful, in aid of the public service. '
either to theirs or their cottony., if some one person The Report expresses surprize at the issue of The Chamber of Deputies finished on Monday the
not immediately connected with that country did not general discussion on the projet of Law on the Press, De Wilde, for Rotterdam; Star, Barnett, f.r Bremen •; Near,
£6,000000 of specie Within the las: two years; or
- being that which respects the Journals. The amend- Brown, for Memel; Agnes; Park, fir &e her ; Deiihen. Ka-
astign.his reasons for voting against the motion of
at the Bank continuing the issue, when it was
the Nohle Lord. He denied the correctness of the rather - • men proposed by' the Commission, having for rlson, for Elsineur and. Petersbargh; and Catherine, Redd%
for Archangel. - • . •
notorious that it was going out of the country, in their. object to reduce considarably the terms of im-
extraordinary exposition of the act of Union, which LaIff.INTELLIGEIVCE. ..
had beta made by an Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mr. consequence of the difference of exchange, without prisOnment and amount of fines, were approved of
COURTOg /414G:ti EN(,'5, MAY 6.
Wynn.) The Hon. Gentleman had not taken up the at the same time lessening their issue of Notes so by-most of the speakers, and are very likely to be
The eIS4 11.. J. 121312210124 tails use., YOUser wain:), am, .
objection as stated by his Hon. Friend behind him adopted. The seen:the discussion of the. Articles was Mr. Guesser mono SU juttyrtio!.-of the CAOrtOC CI;
mach as would have checked the evil ; and record- till Wednesday. fendants, who were found Guilty at the last Siturws iiitiiiii.
(Mr. Boswell); but had said, that if the Union pre-
mends immediate provision to be-made to Tepee the
chester goods, by taking theirproperty, and paying bkl.hrts hi
vented the House from meddling with the burghs of - The marriage between the Infant of Spain Don hen, dreonelArael to "suet difee dealt's in Scoi..6 a:,d liie.
debt which it has demanded.
Bank that part of its • FRANCIS Pam and Princess CRARLOTTE 1.,0` elm of
Scotland, it ale prevented it from meddling. with
the same The defendants ay;wared in Court, Luis Ler, haw
those o£,Fingltued, and that, therefore, iu the case of The Report next considers the question of the re- Naples was celebrated at Naples on the 15th April. ingprevionsly surrendered to his bail in the Cai.: of I-16MA
Penryn. the eittension of Ill* SWOP, fraticklae was tkunption of Cash Payments. According to the evi- The Princess was to take her departure from that city v. hose. • • -
an nowareallitdele• exercise of point. Th° act of dente, stsain on the 04th
Bullion wiil be required to the value of for
'''' - ' 0 The Caner Jernce read the while of the evidence, whidi oc-
cupied a coosiderabit portion a the day.
tuidoniaek 'with regard to the Scotch burghs, that PRIVATX I.WITS/t. ,
S.
The Defendants then put in affidavits to induce the Coen to
W. 000,000, as stated by one witness, but in the
their sights.and•privtlegies should remain entire after • . ,
~ „ " PARIS, MAY 3. Latin lenient Newspapers and
They complAred of erreneceis ere-
• • opinion cf others to - . ne of „. To CC The following afork al specimen of chi spirts lathe Newspapers and band-bills, irtsi-S hid been ci:t2i
thival £45 000 nnA
the. uuieti—hist„whe* was gm corresponding sopa-
lading that deer otEnglamishaeld not Ise altered?, attempt this suddenly woitld greatly embarrass Com- dependence-to he pkaceyfiruff*, id Tro2s=of it -by diese.who sioisdneeed the gthercittioa, for taw r ,
, of - - A . spinet tholes wal added thoeha.feri . .
• The wistbev.perty is the UOiee stilnantod for -safetY• 'smercial tnen-..die reduction of the issue of .Neees his Most eiv.i.s .tein..,)*--The. Officers the tr4est
.. • • ' tins prodntnL They itatild tkit
but Ortstreager did not. Ile ngreepithat where a 1 be .
tutst grannal. .. ; • Garde Royale,
,Wriy, • . , at Ver. Ivor •:. - . ~.. - dreiinsiakety, and father parcculats,' a'
A colipoi
cage of trialeersation.ed Asa was tea;le out. Or. fronsie . sallies, fu tif? the .pcide.of. birth, cominitted at deals -g - • freed bPoPeetable perso 3 wais
mighe,deal with erScotch Burgh as airith an English; : The Committee recommend that not later than the the Theatre every -Isom& oiteece . nig net decency Sillinfrat • 116141111hifthalthafabid bamanhent* cleans
140 Ale the present case a melee/nation ad hx was lit of February, 18W, the Bank shall begin to pay, and . •
MidlOge6. Tlises.oss• 131,.1M.S of peaceable allyears re" Ills. Gassy" the
tanimmore-'l"eibauettleY are,g.
paskvqd, and two remedies were proposed, the one its 'portions of notless than the value of 60 ounces inhatttiNokpa were attended to by list they enallitedlis Newest. *kb the
Or., . ths funds alone, and the . other both on
,of sold, their own notes, in bars assayed arid staniped the Cekeei. ,w ~segiidiere • "oittel
lalowatee4.- Order of the.day, that no dm, r!s• fed=senty-smostesees um'
to BO to the Theatre till ligid"
funds and the repre.saallipah it WARS their duty 1.0 Officer 41044.
atahe rate of rh. Is. the auntie : that the next pay- • - .. °She Aucenerfer the wise swath as
' toke that remedy which would curt, the evil without fiuther ordena.:. ese Gentlemen, it appears, duly wkick be soled ;but bi 1,4 pole *ebbe •te ow • -,.
touching
.the election. The Lord Advocate, had "s 1 tiVilkeithaore the Ist of a,
meat, ‘Yhicil is -LI . - -cte.- appreciateit the orders:of -their superior Officers and Meyer, the paneipat . vrkoalrionidaed. tit.rttuk
bionght In a Bill to titre, this evil, and shether it ber, 1820, shall be in bars similarly assayell and thawed they were aware that obedience is the first was,_ a diacovezaithat Mayer aiteredbills to the amuse
rJy *euld have the desired effect, he was not Stafi- stamped, at the rate of LS. 19s. Gd. and the third if- ihtty of a soldier.by declaringthey would go in spite •1 "W" were al out Apia* him at eke time e
ciently acquainted with the subject to lay. But the ter the Ist of May, 1821, •in bats, at the Mint '
Int price, ot the orders. To carry the order into effect, the The Gays he;; imsed 'tits.asdavit. intimated th 4 h
vine
question now was, whether they should take another
of £3. I7s. 10 the preliminar id. ounce. .Colonel•stationed a Brigadier, with the ordinary see- emus too soddenly upon thk defendants, who were not pedlar
course-than this Bill, which provided a specific re- y tinels, at the rear of the Theatres on SU-Inlay evening prepared to meet It; they theierctre rtmanded them, to be kr4ls
steps, the committee have a confidence, that at the
rnedy, *Ala the other, a:though it looked at the evils, last, who refused them admittance, notwithstanding RP again oil Monday next.
embid also the whole system 'of representation, end of two, or At the most three. years, cash pay- which, they found their way in, and in the exultation T. b• er in costa& stated •te
taes the wig'
hats co • of was GC ,Sat
'cud Sain
by JO
and opened a door to innovation on all the represen- meets may safely be resumed. In this part of the of victory, they broke and damaged every thing, set crowded state of the jail.
tation 0 the kingdom. To suppose that this *mild Report, the Committee recommend the repeal of all up the most hideous cries, and insulted every person, nix ILING v. THOXAS =lB, 314,..1,312 AMMO..
ala'rM those who looked to Parliamentary Reform
the penal laws relative to the . melting and exports
with desire, would be absurd ; but he hoped that thoseand sabretache secured the bullyin , cowards, and talc' Thomas Bull' *hd John Price' E.q. far challenging Cnalli
who viewed it in its coarse, broad, gross, tyrannical, of the coin. delivered them safe into the hands of a file of Gen- Kimsey to fight a duel with the former. The defendants id.
fered judgment to go by default, and Captain Ellis came up to,
. and insulting shape, would detect nt under its dis- Oa the subject of Bank-forgeries, the Committee darnies, who safely lodged them in prison, where they receive
the sentence of the Court.
guise, probtert with the sßear of truth, and mike it does not conceive that the plan just recommended remain without bail or mainpriae, to be tried by a The Court, after hearing theaffidavits on both tides, We
start tiP In all its native hideousness—(liter, )car.) would snfarlessen the issue of small notes as to
The Right. tion..Gentleman concluded by declaring . the King wants to have "those who can and will de- b cajun u
object of the gvasperal, the justice of the case would be nudO
his conviction, in honesty and in ihl diminish the temptation t^ forgery • but i
faith, that they wcre sent-- y • • t fend him with heroism and 'fidelity, he must dismiss fey, two years, himself in the sum of 21000, and two sureties,
bound not to make an experiment en one part of the confidently expects, on the declaration of Sir Josnrzi the Gerdes du Con t, the Garde Roryak, and the hire- Captain Ellis to give security to keep the pan
xsoo each, which he was grdered to Sod 20411032002. Is de
country which would risk the representation of the BANES. and Dr. WooLAsroi, that a Note will be is, hug Swiss, andletbis Minister at W. ar select his defen- mean time be was suffered to go at law:
whole kingdom. sued in three months, of such exceeding) difficult
ders ; the Throne would then have an impregnable • FlRE.—This morning, about two •o'clock, a in
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON, in his reply • • • b
imitation, as to secure the public against the inunda- barrier." . --- broke out at No. 23, Li4uorpond-street, oppoia
antnadverted upon the attempt of the last speaker'. The Duchess of More, we are happy to say, con- Meux's brew-house; but by the speedy attendance cf
to misinterpret the language of the Petitioners, and tion of fabricated paper. As to the Country Banks, tinues to enjoy very good health since her arrival at the b,rewhouse men, with their engine, the floss
to ascribe to them an ob. ject which they distinctly it does little else than state the difficulty of aster- Kensington Palace. Her Royal Highness takes an were confined to the lower part of the building.
disavowed ; for those Petitioners did not seek Puha- twining the exact quantity of their issues : on an ave- airing daily in a phaeton for about an hour and a STATE OF THE ODDS.—BETTING-ROOM, NAT !.
mentary Reform, as the Right Honourable Gentle- half. in general drove by the Duke. DERBY.
rage of three years it estimates them at about
man assumed, but merely solicited the establishment 12,29 00e re.,, The late Duke of Beccesunn, of whose death at 2to 1 apt Pledge - 13 to 1 lint Sir Topaz
d without su stin art 'dve •
of some security against the prodigal expenditure of "'''' 'an
' gge g y PttSt- liaison authentic accounts have now arrived,. had 9to 2 agst Stitan is to I sea Iris
their funds. . - remedy for an excessive issue, recommends the sub- been for a considerable time in a decli ' - rung state or,
_a 6to I agst l)ominie
8 lagst Louisa ,to l4 tot apt Euphrates
la to 1 age Quail
Unon a division. the numbers were—For the Rio- sect to the most serious consideration of the House. health. His Grace was born on the 24th of May. AAWS-

L
,ion til tan& Alt on the vow,' of a q =Sta napstieli the ire DaDK useu.—Ts no prontea by me extra issue ofi• • VI • %...• ...LSI., .1X• OA. 11l 4-11.1V1 %ACV'', L
a
his intention (see Advertisement in thefr
Cdurts of ,Le/r as to the right of *Troia rtete, • , • paper which fbllowed, in consequence of-not being
Mr.'l7AflenLL moved that theteosiuderssion of mid loo: ,
pa) able on demand? The Bauk alone.—Wlao Paid littering a Lecture to the inhabitants (
dam &old be otoloomed.till the tit of Aug= nest. . . .
.polis, for the purpose of rescuing the D
0.. 9. wormy thought it would be great lajosnee to the difference—who suffered the loss on the depre- Scottish Covenanters from the stigma
accede to the meek°, as the witn"les•"" their" el. ciation of Bank notes ? The Pub is aloue.—And who be affixed to it, by the Author of the
town, =la great expense =Wed.
Tales, and of instituting a comparison
After some observed= from Mr. Timmy. Mr. Velleeohle is it now proposed to load with the expense of. re-
and the ancient Republicans Of Rome.
Nslor• wremitandlt.AC'elergarnsull"el4,Blrwilej. 14proposedewra"Juilgrii; Swiesmna: pknishing the Bank coffers, to enable them Wiesti6 is one of no small interest and origir
meet. that Ate Atliate he uterus' to this tip. the Owe al"' geld above the Mint prize ? The same Public '-* '.• hope that the Scottish Corporation, n
viclgookthe ""I"46l—Airesn' "—lie"' 59"-Mt; :hi: There never was a grosser act of injusticE prow* wjtich the profits of the Lecture are di
Mods iessgra, and the
hcl the memory of its Scottish Ancest
jouried "eV* o:l;:tocerms Moltenso.. to be sanctioned by kw. We have heard that
, .e ofetnolument as it llas been of fan
. • or more Gentlemen in the City mean 6'13 ' •-klk-
• 'LITERARY Faxp.—Yesterday evenin
ft. CiiintOLL expects to sell hie noweuleie Her to be heard by Counsel apior .sio6.' tiry Festival of this laudople Institution
of "die Point Prizes of C 20.000 wlikis 1
M i!aillic *4 be pioposed, to legalite .01414,1i:"511 , . the Fmcroakoh's Tavern, in Great C
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contaiss.,The success which has attended CARROLL,
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to le other aght than that ofdr , . '. '4l t about sit 011ock, upwards of 100 p
New Office, 19, Cornhill, every Lottery. *isles irhild ---rr-, .4 pec ydown to an excellent
' takilit sat
been fawned, is remarkable, and f. asp) iad upon the Public. Its injustice is‘,lo i' '''''' .1.-
•saw ilf bii illegal Highness the II
Al)scipurrs agar a* again to ,try 41-* Rum would not surprise's* were a must fivtimidatilit , h
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.L. o was twated aitending the 'Mei
wharoo/ast appear them as the vaPntiodc of . oppositiiiis teisisit up: against ,lie' .. iry - - .- ' ' la 'of, ilin Duchess, sit: Be
woe. la the last Lottery only CARROLL Odd * tie ~tiestion ~o*m la the /over iivithi.,.;
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sift,
tpe Claw. Amongst the
amount of Capitals than: any other Office-it
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came under consideration last nig*, 011 200 gnineas from the PRINCR 11
TORRINGTON, 15 guineas; MATTEIRW /
amongst which was No. 706,, a Prize of in(100 isi. .
Mason of Lord ARCRIBALD 41ARILZON, for refer-
was, and the Highest Prize which that Lottery cos. Motion legacy of 100 guineas ; and Mr. Mu
mined. The dra will commence NfIST Teriumap, ring the different Petitions which have been pecsenced
ease The Rev. Dr. V • ALPY, as an al
,and the Pint Two ' 4nnen be Two of MINA on the subject to a Committee. The Motion was woo sent 20 piwis as a donation u
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