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London, England, 1821-09-15

gained their livelihood by thieving. The Jury had
been extremely lenient in their verdict, and had pro-
bably saved him from an untimely death. As there
was no hope of the prisoner's doing any good in this
country, the sentence of the Court was, that he should
be transported for his natural life.
James Hopkins, aged nineteen, was indicted for
embezzling the sum of £36 17s. 6d. the property of
Messrs. Thomas and John Griffin.
The prosecutors were drug-brokers in London, and
employed the prisoner as clerk in the house. On the
loth of July last, Messrs. Giffin had some drugs on
board a vessel in the London Docks. Prior to the
delivery of these goods, it is customary to pay the
duties at the Custom-house. On the day in question,
the prisoner was entrusted with a check, on Messrs.
Lubbock's banking-hou4e, fur 1:36 rs. 6d. to pay
these duties to a Mr. Watson, of the Custom-house.
It appeared by the evidence, that the check was paid
at the banking-house to the prisoner ; but the duties
were never paid.
On the cross-examination of Mr. Johr. Griffin, he
said, that the prisoner supported his father while
alive. The prisoner was paid only fifteen shillings a
week. With this he had entirely to support himself.
About ten days after the check had been received,
the prisoner was apprehended at Nottingham. When
brought to London, he confes .ed that necessity had
induced him to take the money, having a few small
bills to pay with it. Ile expressed great contrition
for his conduct.
Being called upon for his defence, the prisoner said
he was extremely sorry for what he had done. Many
witnesses gave him an excellent character.
The Jury found a verdict of Guilty, and recom- '
mended the prisoner to mercy.
In the course of the evening, the Grand Jury
brought in two Bills of Indictment against William
Hone, for misdemeanours. Both of them were de-
clared " Not found" in the usual fqrm. These mis-
demeanours consisted in the publication of two small
pamphlets, entitled, " Non nri Blew-ill," and " The
Queen's Matrimonial !.adder "—A Bill preferred by
Nli. J. B. Sharp against the Editor of the A'etes Sun-
day Paper, for the publication of a speech by Mr.
Sheriff IVaithman at the Common Hall, was like-
wise thrown out.
London, England, 1821-09-15

MEDICAL SCHOOL, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
HoserrA L.

THE following COURSES of LECTURES will
he Commenced at this School on MONDAY, October ], U
Two &Clock :
Oct the Theory and Practice of Medicine, by Dr. Holz.
On Anatomy and Physioloa, by Mr. A eittomatir.
Oa the Theory anti Practice of Surgery, by Mr. Aaraarray.
On flemisrry and Alateris Medica, by Dr. Hu&
On Midwifery, by Dr. flooen.
Practical Anatomy anti Demonstrations, by Mr. STAMM%
Further particulars may be obtained by application to Mr.
Wheeler, Apothecary at the lloipitaL

sAT u I DAY, SEPTEMBER 15, IS2I.

LOST, -
Early in 3farcb last stirposed stolen),
_ _

A
. . ..
LARGE SETTER DOG, with White soft Hair,
and a tinge ut 1..:n0n-colaur on both Earl. The above
Dog was recognised in Surrey, by a Gentleman from the roof
of a stage-coach.

Any Person giving Information of the said Dng, which my
lead to his recovvry, will receive Five Snverei;lis reward and
reasonnhk Expenses in midi:ion, from E. Ft-mat:Lei Brewer,
Chiche>ter.—ChicF.e•ter, Stv. 14, 1821.
London, England, 1821-01-29

EDMONDS V. WALTER.

This was an action by the plaintiff against the de-
fendant, the Proprietor of Mc Times newspaper, for
a libel which appeared some time since in that Jour-
nal. The defendant put a justification on the record,
and the Jury found a verdict in his favour on it.
Mr. CHITTY now, on behalf of the plaintiff, ap.
peared to have that verdict set aside, on the ground
that the justification did not cover the whole plea.
The Couitr desired to have the briefs handed up
to them, and said they would give an answer to the
application on a future day.
London, England, 1821-01-29

Lord CLANIVILLIANI, Member of the Cabinet of St.'
James's, who arrived suaight from London at the
capital of Carmiles. Lord STzwanT remains at Vi-
enna. It is said slat M. GORDON will .replace him;
but it is observeJ at the Court of St. Jamek that a
Secretary is not a man sufficiently titled to treat with
the Ministers of the first Powers of Europe._
Accounts from Turin state, that in addition to the
ehteen persons previously stated to have been
wounded in the disturbance among the Students,
three more had been found in private houses. None
of the skounded had died up to the departure of the
last accounts; and there was only one of them whose
life was considered in danger.
Letters from St. Thomas's state, that a French fri-
gate, on the West Indian station, commanded by
Captain VIZ.', .1 HET, had captured a pirate, after an
action of three hours duration. The frigate had 25
killed,:and the pirate 65.
An article from Naples states, that the Emperor of
AUSTRIA had invited therm's and the king of SAR-
DINIA to proceed to the Congreas-ofAaybach; but,
probably, the invitation is merely to sendMinisters.'
The Papal Minister at the Congress is to be Car-
dinal SPINA, Legate at Bologna, and net Cardinal'
GONSALVI, as before reported. The Sardinian Mi-
nister for Foregn Affairs, the Count de SAINT MA 11..
SA N, had arrived at Laybach.

It is stated in an article from Vienna of the 15th
instant, that Lord STEWART has transmitted a very
important note to Prince METTERNICh and Count
CAro &ISTRIA, on their departure for Laybach, in
which he states the great satisfaction which the,Eng-
lish Court had expresssed with regard to his con-
duct at Troppau.
The King of PRUSSIA iS still detained at Berlin, by
a slight indisposition, but it is understood will repair
to the Congress as soon as his health is reestablished.

A private letter from Laybach of the 11th instant
states, that the Emperors of AusTnrA and RUSSIA
have already had an interview with the King of
NAPLES) but it was merely one of courtesy on his
MAJESTY'S arrival.

The King of NAPLES, on arriving at Leghorn, is
said to have immediately addressed autograph let-
ters to the Emperors of AUSTRIA and RUSSIA, as
♦cell: as to the Kings of FRANCE, ENGLAND, and
PuussrA, expressing his sentiments on the political
regeneration of his People.

The Court-Martial established at Palermo on the
13th of October, on account of the extraordinary cir-
cumstances which took place in Sicily, was dissolved
on the 20th of December, tranquillity being entirely
restored.—French Tunds, Five per Cents. 821. 25c.
London, England, 1821-01-29

CORK COUNTY MEETING.

1 Tuesday, a Meeting was held at-Cork, to address
his MAJESTY. Long before the hour, the County
Court House was filled, and all the avenues to it.—
Lord KINGSTON, with difficulty, succeeded in getting
in ; and the Brume of CORK got to his place over
Mt /wads of those in his way.
Lord BANTRY, at length, also got to the Chair, and
proposed the Address,, seconded by Lord Dos ER A n.r.
In answer to charges that the Addresses were got up
by order of Government, Lord BANTRY strenuously
denied the fact.

Mr.STAWEL then said, they could not refuse to make
an addition, expressive of their disapprobation of Mi.
nisterial measures.

After much clamour and dispute, the FIIERIFF de-
clared the original Address carried, but refused to
take a division or a chew Of hands, and left the Chair
amidst cries of .‘ Shame, shame!"
Mr. BEAMISII was now placed in the Chair, and
Mr. SzAwst. proposed a spirited Counter-Address
highly loyal, but attributing all the evil suffered, to
the conduct of Ministers, and praying that his Ma.
jesty in his wisdom, would remove them from his
Councils; because, the burdens which weigh down a
suffering People continue undiminished, while dm
abuses, though acknowledged, continue unredressed,
The Address was voted unanimously, and its pre-
sentation confided to the Duke of DEVONSHIRE, and
IL %V. I3ectree, Esq. A Vote of Censure was passed
on the High Sheriff, and another of Approbation on
Mr. DE11511311.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

~.. -
COURT OP kING'S BENCH, JANUARY 27.
VIZ KING O. SIR F. BURDETT.

Mr.- SCA WITT, the.absence of the Solicitor-
General, said, it had been gener.illy understood that
the defendant would, on Mcmd:iy next, come up to
'receive the judgment of the Court for the publication
of the libel of which he had been convicted, at Leices-
ter. He had now to state to the Court, that in con-
sequence of an arrangement cAune. to between the.
'parties, the defendant would, with the permission of
the Court, postpone coming up until Thursday next.
The Court accordingly ordered that the defendant
should attend on that day.
London, England, 1821-01-29

MARRIED.

At Odiham, Ilan% the Rev. Stephen Davies, to Miss Sarah
Benham, both of the above place.
ThesdaY se nn at Dumfries, Mr. William Raining,:
preacher of the Gospel, to Miss Janet Smith, both of ThumhilL
As Craig, the 12th instant, the Rev. William Ramsay, Mi-
piste; of Alyth, to .Vary, daughter o 1 'Mr. M'Nicoll, factor f? 1,
the Earl of :kitty.
At Plymouth, Mr. S. Phillips, Methodist Preacher, of Xis-
keard, to 3liss Vivian, of Ply Mouth.
At Dublin. Ftlwaid Gilburne, Esq. of Deansfort, Queen's
County, to Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Jaime: Rogers,
of Mount/at!), in the same county.
London, England, 1821-12-05

and that two of them have been summarily tried and.
executed.

Letters are received dated Havanrcah 22d Otitober:
they mention that the City of Mexico surrendered to --
the Patriots on the 29th September.

The All ;re Zeitung to the 24th ult. and other
German .fournals have arrived.
ODESSA, NOVEMBER 1.
According to accounts from St. Petersburgh of
24th of October, the Emperor had sent hi. ultintatims
to Constantinople, in reply to the last Note of the
Porte. We learn from good authority that his Ma.
jesty abides by the resolutions which he has already
announced, but does not depart from the principle
adopted at La bath. His Magesty insists on the este&
blishment of a system insuring the just rights of the
innocent Greeks, stipulated by former treaties, and
on the immediate evacuation of Moldavia and Wal-
lachia. Till these two points are accomplished. his
Majesty cannot renew the diplomatic relations with
the Porte. Without knowing the entire Contents of
the Note sent to Constantinople, it is consoling for
humanity, that the principles of Christianity, so vit.
toriously laid down by Baron S rogonoff, are firmly
maintained by our Cabinet. Sooner or later they
must triumph over barbarism. The ultimatum seat
to Constantinople has beeh communicated by our
Emperor to the Courts of England and Austria, on
account of his especially friendly relations with those
Powers; and he has expressed his conviction, from
the beneficent influence which the Ambassadors of
England and Austria exercise over the Divan, it may
be expected that the Porte will punctually fulfil these
reasonable demands. Count Lieven is salt to have
been sent with a mission on this buliject to Hanover-
or London.
London, England, 1821-12-05

MARRIED.

• Sunday se'nnigbt,. at Whitehavtn, William Unready,
•Manager. of the Bristol and Whitehaven Theatres, is lis
Desmond.

Nov. 27, at Rilreratnock,'Mr,'James Stewart, too of tithe
Rev. James Stewart, of Ai derston, to Miss Sarah .Gibso,‘
that place.

1)IED.

Nov. 13, at Bideford, Devon, aged 63, Charles Mil
Money, Esq. Major in the Royal Marines. lie had retireihs
the service some years, on account of a severe wound maid
when Captain on board the Royal Sovereign, on the glontett
of June.
Lately, in Zante Mrs. Miles and her infant child; dela
and daughter of Lieutenant Miles, 36th Regiment, of arit
nant fever, of which three of their servants also died.
Nov. 29, at Widmer, Jane, the infant daughter of Resrii,
miral Harvey, C.B.
Sept. 24, on Thomas River Estate, •Jamaica. Aleunic
aged 18, first son of Mr. John Proudfoot,of the Excise. Glair&
Lately, at Littleton .farm, near Blandford, aged $5, lt.
Richard Amey. A singular circumstance occurred opts
decease : a messenger, who was sent with the intelligence to
Army's sitter, in or near Dorchester, met on the road a peso
coming to Littleton to Inform him of his sister's death, rda
haPA7the day before !
127, at Dunure. Mrs. Janet 41'Clelland, relict d
Stun Steven, fisher, aged 100.

• COURSE OF
Amsterdam l2 13 C.F.
Ditto at sight 12 10
Rotterdam... l2 14 2U.
Antiserp,ez-mo 12 7
Hamboirgh... 37 6 2}U.
Alton 37 7 2iU.
Paris, sday's sight 25 60 U.
Ditto 05 90 2U.
Madrid, affective 56
Cadiz effect 36
Barcelona 3s*
Bilboa, effective 55}

MCHANGR.
Seville 551
Gibraltar 301
Leghorn
Genoa 431
Venice Ital. Liv 0 0
Malta ...... 4S
Naples Ol
Palermo .. 110 rit
Lisbon • 50
Rio Janeiro 44
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Foreign Gold in Bars
New Doubloons
New Dollars o 4 111
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Waterford 0 2 France , o S
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Holland 0 4 Gone:lWO
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London, England, 1821-12-05

AMERICA.

FROM THE NATIONAI INTELLIGENCER OF NOV. 10.
The following is a publication of the expelled Spa-
nish Officers; it is addressed to the Editor of the
Floridian, but it appears to have been refused a place
in that Paper, and we copy it from ti,e Louisiana
Gazette :
" This being the last day allowed us by General Jackson to
remain in Florida, nd being at till; moment about to depart in
a vessel bound to :slew Orleans, we conceive it to be our duty to
publish to the Public, that we are induced to obey his orders
neither by the terror of his prisons nor by the dread of the
many vexations which a Judge so despotic as he has shewn him-
self to be is capable to exercise against us—a Judge, glutting,
at evrry•expense, the vengeance excited in his breast by the
firm and courageous manner in which our worthy Superior,
Don Jose Callava, maintained, at every risk, his own dignity,
and treated with justly merited contempt his furious and
inconceivable outrages : we have no other wish than to make
known to the whole world all the facts which have occurred
since the memorable and scandalous day of the 92d of August
last, and to pourtray with the strict fidelity
prolongingmin, our roence
in this city it would be impossible to attain that end; we there-
fore request you to insert in your Gamed( the present Note as a
Farewell Address, and to testify at the same time, to all persons
of reflection who hare opposed our expulsion, the sentiments of
gratitude we entertain for diem, and particularly for you, Sir.
" M. DE VILLIERS, L. GAYANE,
"C. G UELLMAND, C. DE VILLIERS,
" P. VIGO, Id. LATADY."
ICCTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PERNAMBUCO, 5aer.25.11
Trade is completely at a stand here. The I
fected to the present Government (to the number of
four or 5,000 men in arms) hover around our city.
Several rencontreshave taken place,and some lives been
lost. Our Governor, who is an excellent Officer, and
of great military knowledge and experience, is very
active; but, in the meantime, all intercourse with the
interior has ceased, and none of our produce comes
to market.
ELECTIONEERING CANDOUR.—'The following Ad-
dress is copied from the Ohio Interior Recorder : •
Apo. 300—Pellow-Cifistmo--Without counsel with
any man, or set of nix, •1 offer myself to your consideration, as
a Candidate for a lest iolese House of Representatives of this
State. I deem it inexpedient to make you any promises of what
I can, or will do for you, ff elected, as patriotisiti has almost de-
parted this life. Suffice it to say, that it is your three dollars per
day, I am principally in pursuit of.—Yours. with esteem,
THOS. GiLuisrm."
London, England, 1821-12-05

precisely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane,
rp II E. FOLLOWING GOODS,
1 for- which the Bonds required by law have not been
renewed:

TOR HOME
On Payment of the Duties: •r,
TOR IMPORTATION,
-Duty Free.
Sugar, Pimento Drugs. Logwood, Fortis Wine, Runs, Ge-
neva, Arrack, Brandy, Glass, Salt, Ochre, Fortis,
Hides and
Skins, Oil, Smelts, &c.
r The Goods in Lots 1 to 350 to be viewed at the London
Docks; the Logwood and Funk at the West.lndia Docks,and
the other Goods, by Sample, at the East and West Cellars,
Custom-house, on Monday the 10th, Tuesday the llth, Wednes.
day the 12th, and Thursday the 13411 Instant, during the usual
' hours of Business.

. .

Catalogues to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom-house,
price One Shilling each.
A Deposit of Tweaty-ave per. Cent. to be paid at the time of
Sale, and the remainder at the Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures
Office, Custom-house, by Three &Clock in the Afternoon of
Monday, the 30th instant, or the Deposit to become forfeited;
and the Goods to be taken away by Saturday, the 30th March,
1822 or the Purchase-money to become forfeited, and the
Goods rentld.
London, England, 1821-03-23

PARLIAMNTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 2.4?..
'A Messenger front the Cominegsbrought up the evidence taken
at the bat of that House in support of the Grampound Disfran-
chisement NlL—Ordered to be laid on the table.
Ma. Alusisi:litilliewasi the-MarinrAlntiny Bill, ware commit •
ted aoa r'epoittd. •
The Earl of VERULAM presented a Petition from the
Parksh.of.St. Mary, Bedeliffo, Bristol, against any concession to
the Cationlics.—Ordeted to belaid 'on the table.
The King's With Regulation Bill was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed.
The Husbandry Horse Tax Repeal Bill was read a second
time.—Adjourned.
•
London, England, 1821-03-23

'STOCK EXCHANGE.

ELEVEN o'CLocK.—A private Express arrived this
morning from Paris, which immediately operated on
the Funds. Consols, which left off yesterday at
70%, opened this morning at 701/2 3/4, and instantly
rose to 71 ; and were done, in the course of the morn-
ing, at 71 VI Vs. It is understood that the French
Funds have been privately done at as low as 79, but
this morning's account from Paris brings them 77.

TWELVE o'CLoca.—ln consequence of the above
rise in the Funds this morning, various reports ate
prevalent on 'Change. It is said that the Neapolitans
have been defeated by the Austrians, and have offered
to negotiate ; but up to this hour, nothing positive is
known. Consols are now 711/8 IA. We need scarcely
say, that we attach no faith whatever to these mos.

PRICES AT OKI O'CLOCK :
3 per Cent. Cons. 70% 71 •

5 per Cent. Navy 1055/8 A
Impetial 3 per Cent. 70%

India Bonds 31s. pr.—Excheq. Bills 2s. 4s. 51.
India far Acct. 22114 22214
Consols for Acct. 70 713/4 713/8

His MAJRSTY, within the last twelve months, is
considerably thinner than he previously was, and his
general health has much improved within that time.
Wednesday and yesterday, a heavy fall of snow,
accompanied with hail, was pretty general North-
wards. It was also partially felt in Hampshire and
Norfolk. The hailstones in some parts were elutgoele
large, and much damage has been done to the hat
and green-houses. Some hundred squares of &ass
have been broken at Finchley, Harrow, &c. and in
many other parts in the vicinity of London.
Last night Mr. Husax brought forward his motion
on the subject of the Receivers-General of Taxes, and
the Distributors of Stamps; and entered at consider'
able length into a review of the emoluments at-
tached to those offices. He particularly enumerated
several individuals by name, holding the effites
Cf
Distributors of Stamps, whose profits, on the average
for the last three years, had amounted to from MOO
to £5,000 per annum. He contended that Minion,
at an expense to the Public of £137,000 a-year, se'
cured 137 sinecure places. He contended, that
ost
this head of Expenditure a saving of £100,009
nually might be effected. He concluded by moainli
certain Resolutions relative to the Office of Receivers'
General and of Distributors of Stamps. The oar
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved, as an amendment,
the appointment of a Select Committee, to take int°
consideration the nature of the Offices, and to report
to the Houie. After a good deal of discusiion, as to
the composition of the Committee, the motion of al
I CHANCELLOR of the Etc HEQUER was finally agreed re!

LONDON I Printed and ptkblithed by Umtata, riekdi'
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London, England, 1821-03-23

FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1821.

In a few days will be published,
Handsomely printed, in One Vol. gm
A. 'GENERAL VIEW of the DOCTRINE of
RF.GENERATIHN in BAPTISM.
By CHRISTOPHER BETHEL!" D. D. Dean of Chichester.
Printed for F. C. and J. ttivington 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; and 3, Waterloo-place, Pall Mali •

Just published, in Bvo. price Is. lid.
CONSIDERATIONS stir IS CONSTITUTION
ESPst G NOIR. La Constitution promulgu4e par les
Cortes le 19 Mars, sell 2, est-elle dEfectueuse, parse-qu elle n'eta-
blit pas une Chambre des Pairs berislitalre; et doit-elle fire re-
visle, pour l'admiuinn d'un tel corps? Aux Cones de rEapagne.
" Diocite justalam monitt.”—Vmest...
A Loudness: j'ablished and sold by R. and M. Stodart, 81,
Strand.
London, England, 1821-01-11

day was published, in Three Vols. 12mo. price 15s.
lETY AND SOLITUDE-4-A Novel.—By
I IINES HOOLE, +.:sq.
sted for A. K. Newman and-Co. Leadenhall-street.
rhe following have been published this Winter :
light Wanderer, a Romance, by Margaret CampbeU,
2s.
i of Luna and PeroUn, a Romantic Tale of the Sixteenth
four vols. Ll. 2s.
or; or, The Spectre of St. Michael's, a Romance, by
D. Haynes, five vols. XL 7s. 6d.
re and Friends ; or, Modern Attachments, by Anne of
five vole. ,El. 7s. 6d.
,ted Election, by Miss Ennis, Author of Ireland; or,
)ntague Family, three vols. 18s.
vin; or, The Miser's Heir, by an Old Bachelor, two
9.
London, England, 1821-01-11

- _
Money.
NM Blanks to s Prize, and minor Prizes doubled.
rise above £lOO entity d to a new Ticket, by which
',sebum of one Ticket may gain Two of £21,000!
ave Prises of £31,000 in the First Five Minutes.
23D THIS MONTH (JANUARY).
Tickets and Shares are wiling by
T. BISII, Stock-Broker,
4; COrnhill. and a, Oasbi-Cioes, London ;
rilto dtated and sold, in the rbaraet just ended,
No. 1443 - ,EW,OOO
No. 3142 - . r £20,000!
No. 3645 - - £10,000!
Besides other Capitals.
And by his Agents in the Country.
London, England, 1821-01-11

MASTER 7. ROBINS.

This was an action of assusipsit, against the de-
fendant, a sugar-baker, in the City, brought by the
plaintiff, a sugar-boiler, whom defendant had indu-
ced to enter into his employ. An agreement was
made between the parties, that the defendant was
not to discharge the plaintiff without giving him
either one month's previous notice, or a month's sa-
lary in advance. He was also to provide him with a
lodgiag, or allow him more wages if he himself pro-
vided one. It was for breaches of these several sti-
pulations that the action was brought..
The plaintiff called witnesses Who proved that he
bad worked fur the defendant, but who were unable
to speak to the agreement entered into between them.
Failing in establishing the precise agreement, he then
put his case upon the general usages of the trade, and
to this several eminent refiners were called to speak.
The effect of their evidence, however, only was that
in no instance was this notice or allowance recog-
nized but in the cases of a special agreement to that
purpose entered into previously. 'He plaintiff was
therefore nonsuited.
London, England, 1821-01-11

LAP/ INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY 10.
WELDON V. NALOOMI. _

This was an action by the plaintiff, an East India
Captain, to recover From Mr. Balcomb, a merchant
at St.: Helena, £l2l, for goods sold and money re-
ceived for his use. The first plea was, that the de-
fendant was not liable, generally, and then that the
cause of action did not accrue within the term, li-
mited by the Statute of Limitations.
Mr. GURNEY, for the plaintiff, stated that he should
prove in answer to this last plea, that an application
had been made within the six years. With regard to
the plea of the general issue, the facts he was about
to state, would- be an answer to that. In 1809 the
plaintiff delivered to the defendant, on his touching
at St. Helena, several sorts of goods to be sold.
Among these were 120 parcels of Bengal canvass,
which Mr. Balcomb was to sell at St. Helena, if he
could get £4los. per parcel for them ; but if they did
not fetch such a price there, they were then to be'
sent to Mr. Amyott, the plaintiff's agent at the Cape
of Good Hope, and to be represented as Portuguese
goods, to avoid the objection to them as India goods
at the Cape. In 1810, when the plaintiff again
touched at St. Helena, Mr. Balcomb delivered an ac-
count of 80 parcels sold in the island, and stated
that the other forty had been sent to Rio Janeiro, and
sold there to a person named Hall, on whom, in
England, the defendant gave plaintiff an order to
receive the produce, £l2l .ss. 6d. Plaintiff took
the order, but never found Air. Hall, and now sought
payment of the defendant, on the grounds of his
having disposed of the goods to Hall 'contrary to his.
instructions, which were strictly to send them to Mr.
Amyott, at the Cape.
Alr. R lIYATT, for the defendant, contended that
his client ivas instructed to send the goods to the Cape
by way of lain, else they could not have the appear-
ance of Portuguese goods; and further, that the ac-
tion was, properly, brought for goods sold and deli-
vered, and not for accounting for the produce of tie
goods. No money had been received, and the
tendant had accounted for the manner in which they
had been disposed of.
The CHIEF JUSTICE said, if here had been a col-
lusion to represent these goods as Portuguese, to avoid
the Navigation Act, neither party could sustain an
action. It there was no such collusion, he was still
of opinion that this was not the proper form of ac-
tion, for his Lordship was of opinion it ought to
have been an action of trover. lle would ncnsuit the
plaintiff, giving him, however, leave to move to set
aside that nonsuit, and have a verdict entered to the
amount of, his demand. The plaintiff was accord-
ingly nonsuited.
London, England, 1821-01-11

SLIGO COUNTY MEETING.

Immediately after the Town Meeting had dispersed,
the County Meeting began to assemble, and Colonel
PARK, the High Sheriff, having taken the chair—
Mr. E. S. COOPER, M.P. addressing the High She-
riff, said, that he was always happy .to meet his Con-
stituents in that place, but that he never attended
any Meeting of the Freeholders of the County which
gave him such satisfaction as he then felt ; because
he never knew a moment when it was more necessary
for every loyal subject to come forward and express
his attachment to the British Constitution, than at
the present crisis, when everything valuable in the
institutions of the country was openly and privately
assailed, with all the inveteracy of an infuriate fac-
tion, determined on the subversion of Liberty, and
the destruction of Religion. Mr. Cooper then moved
a series of Resolutions, expressive of attachment to
the British Constitution, and of abhorrence of the
seditious and impious publicattoas which issued from
the Public Press.
Mr. WYNNE seconded the Resolutions.
The High Sheriff then put the Resolutions, which
were carried unanimously.

Petitions to the House of Commons for the resto.
ration of her MAJESTY'e name to the Liturgy, and
the restitution of all her other rights, are now receiv.
ing signatures in the following places:
Sdmouth Lostwithlel I Ife.-
Cockermouth Bodmin
Carlow, Ireland Sodbury
All the Trades of Monmouth
the Metropolis Ipswich
Carlisle Portsmouth
Leith Dartmouth
Rdingthorpe Rochester
North Waltham Hertford ,
Rimester Shoreham
Stamford, Lincoln Weymouth
Cirencester Cuirass
Salkirk Coleford, Glo'ster
I
St. Austell Biggieswade ' Dover
St. Mewan Kettering Maidstone
I
Mevagis'ey Liverpool Bridport
COUNTY ADDRESSEIIeit gives us much satiefro-
tion to find several Addresses are daily arriving f&m
all parts of the Country, and the most fastidious
cannot find fault with them. We allude to the eulo-
giums which are passed on Messrs. SIVEWRIGHTS.,
the Contractors for the present Lottery, for the very
excellent Scheme they have made, possessing the
unprecedented Number of Nine Prizes of £21,000,
Three of which must be drawn in the first Five
Minutes, on the 23d instant, the day when Parlia.
meat meet: whether any or. sail the other Six will
, be drawn that day, a short title will determiner as•
, the drawing is nt hand. r •
•

Crkklade
Swansea
Southwark
Camberwell
Bethnal-green
Ellesmere
Hackney
Exeter
Latimer •
Newbury
Bristol
Buckland, near
London, England, 1821-01-11

able nuisance r The

would be for people not
so early. The comp/
rather in dudgeon, whi
unceremonious grin.

Motday sight, duril
stage coaches were rol
Islington and town:
coach, had the lock of
large trunk, containir
articles, stolen, besides
Kettering stage-coach,
were robbed in a simi'
all•being taken from
coach. Two of the c
is supposed that the
standing at the Peacoci
when the coaches were
FIRES.—A fire brol
cabinet manufactory
mews, Mary-la-bonne,
and the workshops on
Another fire broke
house of M. B. Storey,
It was occasioned by
less than half an Hour
story high, was destr,
niture was saved.

At Pitfour, Aberdeenshire,
George Ferguson, Esq. of Pi'
late James Ferguson, M.P.
Wednesday, the.3d inst.
Hamilton, Esq. much regretted.
Dec. 16, A. Saunders, M.D.
man-square, many years Senior
sicians, in Dublin.
Saturday, at her house -
widow of John Sheldon, _
Royal Academy of Arts, and 1..
Jan. 7, in her 79th year, the win.-
Esq. whose Collection in Comparative
the Museum of the Royal ( -
fields, under Parliamentary
A few days since, at Nice,
3d (or King's own) Light Dr
the rupture of a blood-vessel
sive exertion whilst on duty
July last.
MAILS THIS Day.—Asa.

Dublin 1
_
Waterford 0
Guernsey and Jersey 0
Holland 1
Flanders 0
Malta 0

HIGH-WATER at LON'
Mcming
Afternoon -

LONDON ! Printed and
Plac,
London, England, 1821-01-11

mind his lodgings-tb witness his departore. Num-
bers were anxious to • draw his carriage out of the
town, but refrained from that expression of popular
applause towards the patriotic Duke, in consequence
of his Grace's reiterated and earnest request.
Extract- of a letter from Derby, Jan. 8. " Many
thousands of Freeholders were assembled : never was
seen a sight of the kind in Derby before. The Duke
of DEVONSHIRE was received with three times three
cheers, which continued nearly fifteen minutes.—
When the Ministerialists, after their defeat, had
reached their inn in safety, and found themselves in
a snug loyAkcorner, they drew up a flaming Loyal
Declaration ,the King."
London, England, 1821-10-08

FROM SATURDAY-NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[This Gazette notifies that the. King arrived at Brussels on the
47th oh. and left that city wth': lit inst. accompanied•by the
Duke of Wellington and the Earl of Clancariy s and after Thit-
. log the fields of Wank°, slept at Sombref th 4 night. It also
contains Addresses to bit Majesty, upon his Coronation, from
the Corporation of Great Yarmouth ; and from the Inhabitants
of the Town of Narbeth and its vicinity].

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Daniel F.dw-ar-(1.- Culston, Tilin;t7;n:;o-a-d--,--u-p-h-olat---erer, from 0:-

taller 6to 23, at eleven, at GniMAL- -
Edward Howard and James Gibbs, hte of Cork-street, Bur.
lington-gardens, Money-scriveners, from October 6 to No-
vember 24, at twelve, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Robert Lambert, Ardwick, near Manchester* cotton-manufac-
. rarer.
London, England, 1821-10-08

MONDLY. OCTOBER 8, 1821.

PURSUANT to a DECREE of the HIGH
COURT of CHANCERY, made in a Cause " Ilawsox
against Taavis," the Creditors and Legatees of EDMUND
TRAVIS, late of Islington, in the County of lllidtllssei, and
of the City of London, Merchant, deceased!, who died in the
month of July, 1813, are, by their Solicitors; on or before the
6th day of November next, to come in and prove their Letts,
and claim their Legacies, before Jona Rowan Downsawam.,
Esquire, one of the Masters of the sail Court, at his Office, in
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or, in default
thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the
said Decree. JAMES NPIIIICHAEL,
Solicitor for the Plaintiffs, South Sea Chandscrs,

WHEREAS JOHN JACKSON, a Traveller,
in the employ of blegssn. SEDLAND, JONES, and
MORTIMER, of Bristol, Drysahers, and late in the employ
of Messrs. Scnistmal,mivanin and TTIMALE, of the said place,
Orysalter.i, HAS A rSCONDED: AU Persons who are IN-
DRBTED to the said Film are hereby requested not to pay any
Money to the said Jous JAclcsom on their account.
THOMAS BELL,
Turnwheel.lane, Cannon-street. •
•
London, England, 1821-10-08

AUGSBURG. SEPTEMBER sib.

In the midst of the contradictions which prevail
in the accounts that we receive, as well from Vienna
as from Russia, respecting the affairs of Turkey, we
have observed that the hope of maintaining peace
between the two empires seems to be much dimi-
nished. At Warsaw, for instance, everybody seems
convinced that the Turks will be immediately at-
tacked : they even go so far as to fix which of the
Russian armies will commence hostilities.

Among the manifold reports that are in circulation
relative to this great question, we observe one, that
a Power in the South of Europe, whose commerce
in the Ottoman dominions is not much fa'oured,
has joined with the Court of St. Petersburgh, to
follow, under present circumstances, the same policy
as Russia.

Persons who pretettd to be better informed assure
us, that iu case of war, this Power will confine
itself to observing the strictest neutrality, which
would still be to the interest of the Cabinet of St.
Petersburg!).
On the other hand, many of our politicians speak
with an air of mystery of an understanding between
the Courts of Vienna and London, on the most suit-
able manner of terminating the affairs of Torkey.
INotes are said to have been exchanged between those
Governments and the Russian Cabinet. If this is
confirmed, the result would be, that the negociations
entered into on this subject would not be very near
their termination.
London, England, 1821-09-12

NEW VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD.

KOTZEBUE's long-expected VOYAGE of DIS-
COVERY has just been received in London, and a Trans-
lation is preparing for the Two early Jumbers of the JOURNAL of
New VOYAGAR and TSAVELS with Charts, coloured Views, arc.
price 3a. 6d. each.
Profemor Nacscaa de SAUSSURS'S recent Travels in Scotland,
and the It brides are in preparation, and will either precede or
follow Kotzehue's Voyage.
Five Volumes of this interesting Series are now completed,
at one guinea each, half-bound; or Numbers containing any
particular Work may be had. at 3s. 6d. each.

Published by Six 'RICHARD Psautrs and Co. London; audio
be had of all Booksellers.

August Ist is published,
Hotpressed, pr. 2s. 6d. (continued Monthly),

ELECT BRITISH DIVINES—PART V.
A. 7 Containing Archbishop Lawman:es Comm:may on Sr.
Pima.

Edited by the Rey. C. BRADLEY, High Wycombe.

rr Bishop DETERIDGE'S Private Thoughts are completed in
Nos. I. and 11. with a Portrait, and form a Vol. pr. ss.•—•
Ltuoirron's Theological Lectures in No. 111. with a Portrait,
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This Work will consist of a uniform Reprint of all the
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The Authirs, from whose writings they will be selected, are
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Booksellers.

BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for general purposes
having given such great approbation, and the demand for
it continuing to encrease, JOHN BUIWESS and SON beg
most respectfully to ofer this their best acknowledgments to
the Public for their liberal patronage of the same : its utility
and great convenience in all climates, has recommended it to
the most distinguished foreign connexions, who have all spoken
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and for preventing disappointment to Families, all possible care
has been resorted to by each bottle being sealed upon the cork
with their firm and address, as well as each label having their
signature, without which it cannot be genuine.

JOHN BURGESS and SON'S long established and much
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be pre-
pared by them after the same manner that has given the greatest
satisfaction for many years.
Warehouse,lo7, STRAND, corner of the Savoy-steps, London,
(NHL ORIGINAL TISH.SACCR IRALRHOCSI).
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FRAUD PREVENTED.

T 0 COUNTERACT the tinny attempts that are
daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COW
POSIT lONinstead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared
by DAY and Al A RTI N, they hive adopted a new Label, in
which their signature and address,
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Is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition. •
The Heal Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, booksellers, Ironmongers, Peifu-
nwes, lioot4Jakers, ice. in e United Kingdom, in Bottles at
Is. and Is. Id. each.

THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c.
HICKMAN's PILLS are allowed to be the most
successful Preparation for effectually removing, and pre-
venting the future recurrence of all those Disorders which arise
from an imperfect actioa of the Urinary Organs; as Gravel and
Stone, Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, and Suppreviou
of Urine. Being composed of the most innocent ingredients,
this most invaluable Medicine relieves the suffering patient from
the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any violence
or injury to ilia constitution, and requires no confinement or re-
straint of diet during its use. It is one of the oldest Public Me-
dicines extant; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy have uni-
formly maintained the highest and most universal reputation
ever possessed by any Remedy.
Sold in Boxes, at 23. 9d. and Ils. by Butlers, Chemists, No.
4, Cheapslde, corner of St. Paul's; and 34, Sackville4treet,
Dublin ; and by the principal Druggists. Booksellers, and Medi-
cine Venders, threeskott the United Nirsedons.
London, England, 1821-09-12

THE AR 111 Y.

em•••••
Monday, 400 men, belongir.g to the invalid Establishment,
at Chatham, marched fur Chelsea, under the command uf Cap-
tan
ARMY REDUCTIONS—The General ll's:vital at Fort Pitt,
Chatham, is to be reduced immediately, and its future to be con-
ducted on the same plan as the Detachment Hospital in the Isle
of Wight, by which a considerable saving to the Public will be
occasioned. The following are the Officer*, Clerks, Sec. em-
ployed in the General, but whose services will not be required in
the Detachment Hospital, viz.—The Commandant General of
Huspitals and two Clerks; Deputy Purveyor and two Clerks;
Apothecary ; Matron ; Principal Medical Officer's Clerk ; Stew-
ard, and several other subordinate servants.
London, England, 1821-10-01

•
NumBSR its79B7

BANKERS' LICENCES.
Stamp Office, London, Septcmbtr 18,1;,.1.
VOTICE is hereby'giern, That all LICENCES
.I.‘ granted to BANKERS or Others, to issue Promissory
`;oces, payable to the Bearer on demand, and allowed to be re-
bated, will expire on the 10th of October next, and that they
must be renewed within one Month from that day, or Penalties
'will be incurred.

By order of the

WM. X A PPM; reeretary7

CONTRACT IfOR o.t.rs.
TREASURY.CII.I.II7IER3,
Onstasissaricit Departmerst, September C.D, 1:11.
SUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with
tk Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver 505,0001b5.
of OATS, at the Military Depot in Tueley-street, may receive
Particulars of the Contracts at this Office, between the hours of
Ten and Pour, and deliver their Tenders, sealed up, and di-
rected to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon
" Tender for Oats," on or before Tuesday, the 9th October,
Dr nose will be rectived. after Twelve o'Clock on that day ;
por wig any Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to
a printed Particular, and the prices inserted in words at length;
nor unless a letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two
Persons of known property engaging to become bound with the
party tendering, in the sum expressed in the Particulars, for
Ile due performance of the Contract.
London, England, 1821-10-01

OF LONDON.

Gzsermint,
HAVING this day acquiesced in the decision of
the Common Hall, in conformity with the general wish
of all parties that a contest might he avoided, under the circum-
stances of the case, and from the difference of feeling which
exists on the claim of rotation ; I have only to express my hope,
that this determination may be satisfactory to my fellow-citizens
in general, and conducive to that harmony which is so desirable
in the administration of the municipal concerns of this City.
In the following year, when on that subject,at least there can
be no difference of opinion, my name will in the ordinary course,
and in the first instance, be offered to the attention of the Li-
very, and I shall with confidence appeal to their suffrages, con-
scious of having uniformly discharged the public duties which
have devolved upon me to the utmost of my power.
I beg to return my best thanks to my Friends for their as-
surances of support had it been required, and especially to those
of them who were able to attend at the Common Hall.
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servant,
Chatham-place, Sept. 29, 1821. Wdl. HEYGATE.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1821.
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
3 per Cent. Consols 76% 1/4
5 per Cent. 1093/4 3/4—lndia Bonds 625. pre.
Exch. Bills par, Is. pr.—Do. Small 15.55. pr.
Cons. for Acct. 76% 3/4 %.

We have received to-day New York Papers to the
9th ult. They are filled with distressing details of the
ravages committed by a dreadful hurricane, which
swept acrcss the greater part of the United States on
the 2d, 3d, and 4th of September. The leading par-
titulars will be found among the estracts subjoined :
London, England, 1821-10-01

BOXERS.

Randall has agreed to fight again his presumptuous though
already thrice %anguish:A opponent, Martin. for three hundred
pounds.—The _V•itivirri' Club commences its harmonic meetings
this evening at liandtill's, (Jr the season ; .;,,es the Do.tyClubs
at Belcher's, under the patronage of the Pe sident.
CARLISLE RACES, WU ,NLinA ,Sr PT. 26.
Pounds for three-yr-olds, 7st. 71b. each. Two-mile heats.
Mr. Ferguson's gr. c. Jonathan - 1 1
Mr. Whiting's b. c. by Tramp 2 t dr
Fifty Pounds for all aps. Two-mile beats.
Mr. AP Minnie,'s hr. h. The Palmer, 5 yrs old, Bst. 61b. 1 1
Mr. James, b.f. by Smolensk°. 3 yrs, Est. 71b. 3 2
Mr. Ferguson's b.f. 7. yrs, fist. 71b. 2
London, England, 1821-10-01

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 4.

TR rmExoous GALE.—From Saturday morning till
four o'clock yesterday afternoon, we were visited with
repeated and copious showers of rain, accompanied
by some loud peals of thunder and lightning, and an
extreme dense atmosphere; the wind during the time
veered and shifted to almost every point of the com-
pass, when about half-past four o'clock yesterday
afternoon it came out from about East, with all the
violence and fury of a hurricane, and continued until
about half-past eight o'clock last evening, throwing
down chimnies, unroofing buildings, and prostrating
trees in various directions. When the gale was at its
height, it presented a most awful spectacle. The
falling of slate from the roofs of the buildings, and
broken glass from the windows, made it unsafe for
any one to venture into the streets. The tide, although
low water when the gale commenced, rose to an un-
usual height, overflowing all the wharfs, and filling
the cellars of all the stores on the margin of the East
and North rivers. Great quantities of lumber, and
other property on the wharfs, have either been floated
off or been damaged. The following are all the par-
ticulars we have been able to collect of the disasters
and destruction to property in this city and its neigh-
, bourhood
London, England, 1821-10-01

JERSEY CITY, SEPTEMBER 4.

The gale at this place was most awful and tre-
mendous. Our wharfs, docks, piers, &c. were all
swept away. Schooner Enterprize, schooner Eliza,
pettiauger Rosamond, are complete wrecks. Four or
five small craft are stove to pieces. Some roofs and
chimnies blown down, one or two houses overturned,
and the docks washed away. A large topsail schooner
ashore in the Cove, high and dry. At Hoboken, more
or less damage is done ; the wharfs washed away.
London, England, 1821-10-01

FIRE OFFICES.

EXTRACTS from the Returns of the Stamp
4 '
Mkt, stewing the increase and decrease of Duty paid
Jurirs tic three years ending at Christina: last, by the differcnt
Fire Offices, and exemplifying the preference given by the
Public to tae PLAN and MA NAGENIENT of the COUNTY
FIRE OFFICE: utzar..ssile
s. d.
1,168 16 6

nicitrAsr.
& d.

Albion
A:las
liriu:h -
*COUNTY
raeie -
Globe
Dope
Imperial
London
Norwich Union
Itoyal Exchange
Sun
12 pion
Wennincter

3,306 12 7

861 11 9
'8,471 19 11

509 16 11
584 4 8

647/ 11 11
1,075 0 9

• 1,005 5 11

11,504 2 9
7,10 13 5
London, England, 1821-03-15

prevail respecting the effect of the recent change in
the King's Councils.
The Journal de Paris says, .that there are letters
from Madrid of the sth, which announce that the
Cortes held, on the night of the 2d and 3d, an Extra-
ordinary Sitting, in which there was some warm dis-
cussion; and that, with the exception of Anouaw.r.s,
the Ministers who had given in theirsesignations, had
resumed their poriefeuilks.
London, England, 1821-09-24

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER RACES—(Coucconsa)..SEPTIXIIII 20.
One Hundred Pound Plate, for three and four-year-olds; three,
elb. and four, est. 71b. Maiden colts allowed 21b. and fil-
lies 31b. Two toile heats.

Mr. Lambton's gr. c. Dunsinane, 4 yrs old I 1
Mr. Bell's b. c. Jehu, 4 yrs old (received 42 p.) • 2 2
Mr. Watt's br. c. Ilergami, 4yn old 5 3
Mr. Armstronf's b. c. Alexander, 4 yrs old - 3 4
Sir W. Milner sb. c. Langtonian, 4 yrs old • 4 5
5 to 2, and after the heat 6 to 1 on Dunstnane.—Won easy.
Match for 100 gs. h. ft. Bst. 41b. St. Leger Course.
Mr. Lambton's b. e. Malcolm, received forfeit from Mr. G.
L Fox's b. c. Stripling.
Seldom has there been witnessed, at Doncaster, a more bril-
liant display of beauty and fashion than has graced our Grand
Stand and Rooms on the present occasion. The weather has
not been generally favourable, but yesterday proving exceed-
ingly fine, the Course was crowded. Amongst the gay assem-
blage were—the Duke of Bedford, Marquis of Queensberry,
Marquis of Exeter, Marquis of Tichfield, Earl and Countess of
Scarborough, Earl Fitzwilliam, Lord Milton, Earl and Conn-
tess of Harewood, Earl and Countess of Surrey, Earl and
Countess Alanvers ; Lords H. Bentinck, Nonnanby, Newark,
Kinnaird, Cretnorne, Stourton, &c. &c.
The Earl and Countess of arewood and family arrived on
Monday, with four canines. His Lordship proceeded to the
Grand Stand with a set of horses, and six outriders. From the
late indisposition of the Countess Fitzwilliam, the equipages of
the venerable Earl and Lord Milton were not present. The
Hon. Henry LasceUes and T. Duncombe, Esq. are Stewards for
ee next Races.
The Theatre has been unusually attractive, and the performers
are highly respectable.—The light-fingered Gentry were nume-
rous, and reaped a good harvest.—Cliff, the jockey, met with a
serious accident on Wednesday : while riding Sandbeck he was
thrown, but is now in a fair Way of recovery.