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London, England, 1819-05-28

By Mr. WAKEFIELD,

At ihirraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on
Turmas nest, June 1, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots,
LOT 1. THE MANORS or Reputed MANORS of
MARK-HALL. LATIVN-HALL, NEW-
HALL, BRENT-HALL, and KITCHEN-HALL, wit the
distinguished Mansion of MARK-HALL, and adjoining
ESTATE, producing, with an Eethiaate of the Land in hand,
.g 4,000 per Annum, situated between the Nineteen and the
Twenty-three Mile-awes on the Road to Newmarket, near the
Roy al Foresn of Hanault and Epping, and being in the Coun-
ties of Essex and Hertford, lying all compact, And near the
Market-Towns of Harlow, Hertford, Storford;Epping, and
Ongar ; and from the remarkable high condition in which the
Estate is, the responsibility of the Tenantry, its great Local Ad-1
vantages, its contiguity to the best Markets, the Extent of the
Manors abounding with Game, which have been preserved with
unrivalled care, the beauty of the Place, and elegance of the
Mansion, it may be esteemed one of the finest Properties ever
offered for Sale.
Los 2. The ADVONIPSON of the PARISH of LATTON,
being an excellent Olebe-House, One Hundresi and Thirty
Acres of Glebe-Land, and a Living producing aOBOO per An-
num, being the entire Tithes of the Parish of Luton, and pos-
sessing peculiar advantages, as will be set forth, the present In-
cumbent aged 59-
May be vievied by Tickets only, which may be Sad of Mr.
Wakefield, Land Surveyor, 42, Pall-Mall, and Descriptive Par-
ticulars of him ; of Mears. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville,
Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ;of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and Fors-
ter, Solicitors, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Ikreman, So-
licitor, Harlow ; of T. Hall, Esq. Solicitor, Saffron Walden ;
of Mr. Jackson, Auctioneer, Hertford; of Messrs. Chalk and
Tleggy, Chelmsford ; Mr. Lake, Land Surveyor, Colchester;
Tinothy Holmes, Esq. Solicitor, Bury St. Edmund's ; Mr. Wake-
field, Brook-etteet, Ipswich ; Mr. 'Morton Lampitts, Fyfield ;
and at Garraway's Coffee-Houw, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill.
London, England, 1819-05-28

THE ARMY.

erimeahty the fint division of the 18th Hussars
nittribed into Leeds, nn their route to embark for
Dubs having broken up their head-quarters at
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; they marched again yester-
day, by way of Halifax. Sze. and will be soon fol-
lowed by the remainder of the corps.
Thire will be a grand Review to-morrow, on
Knavesmire (York Race-Course) of all the troops in
the Yorkshire Diitrict, including the Yorkshire Ilus•
tars, and the 6th Dragoon guards.
Tux SAVOY Parsow SurP.—this ship, which is in-
tended for the reception of deserters, is now finished,
except the painting. It has every accommodation
necessary; guard;room, officers .rooms, dungeons,
kitchen, water•closets, keeper's parlour, bed-rooms,
closets, offices, ftc. In the coarse of a few days it
will be moored near Waterloo Bridge, off the Old
' Savoy, which is then to be polled down, to make
room for the new improvements there. -
London, England, 1819-05-28

MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. R. MARTIN postponed his Motion respecting Mr. Ba-
ron Al'Lelland to Wednesday next.
A conversation took place between Mr. GagNrExt. and the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, as to laying before the House
a Copy of the Opinion of the Solicitor and Attorney-General,
upon a Case laid before them respecting the Bank. Mr. Gazn-
rxxt. said he would move for its product:on.
Lord MILTON moved, that Returns of Officers in the Ser-
vice of Foreign Powers, formerly ordered, be forthwith laid be-
fore the House—Ordered.

._._ .....
Mr. LYTTLETON consented to withdraw his Bill respect-
ing Conveyancers, with the intention of bringing in a similar
Bill early next Session. He hoped Benchers would consider well
the character of those they admitted as Lawyers. He knew that
many had been admitted to act as Conveyancers whose charac-
ter or property did not entitle them.
The Report of the Ways and Means Committee was brought
44'7'11 Conteed
agious ontagitoou's Disease Prevention Bill M Ireland was read
a second time, and passed through a Committee. The Report
was then received, and ordered to be taken into further consi-
deration on Wednesday next.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought in a
Bill for continuing the Restriction of Cash Payments by the Bank
of England, and for providing Means for Resuming them at a
articular Period.—The Bill was then read a first time, and
ordered to be read a second time next Wednesday, and printed.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought in a
Bill for extending the Powers of the Commissioners for Inquir-
ing into Public Charities.—lt was read a first time, and ordered
to be read a second time on Thursday nee'.
London, England, 1819-05-28

Plate of £5O for all ages—Mares and Geldings allowed Sib,
Two-mile heats.

Lord Rous's b. c. Lupus, 4ym
Mr. Edwards'sb. c. Truth, 4yrs.

1 2 1
2 1 2

Lupus won the first heat, by a neck—Truth the second, by a
nose—and Lupus the third, by a length. An admirable Race.
Betting various in favour of each.
The betting on the Oaks this day was fiat, but Dodoes was
backed to win-3 to 1 agst. her.
FOOT RACE.

The match for 200 guineas between Hatton and Auron, on
which thousands were depending, has been decided in favour or
Ilatton, over the Northallerton Race Course. The betting at
starting was two to one on L'Auron, and at the end of the {ecand
mile, ten to one ; but Ilatton shot by him like an arrow, and
L'Auron gave in. The three miles were run in 15 minutes.
CURIOUS AQUATIC WAGER.

Yesterday a man undertook, for a wager of twenty
that he would, in a boat, row under the eight following bridges,
and also walk over them, in the .port space of two hours. He
started from London-bridge, and walked over it, as did he the
iron bridge at Southwark, Blaafriars, Waterloo, Westminster,
Vauxhall, Battersea, and Fulham bridges. He performed this
extraordinary task with the most comparative ease, in eleven
minutes less than the given time. The odds were six and seven
to four against him. The above feat has been pronounced by
the watermen upon the Thames as a very clever exploit.
London, England, 1819-05-28

BOXING.

Carter, the Lancashire Hero, after he had been exhibiting at
the Minor Theatre, on Tuesday, for the benefit of Donnelly, Lad
made rather too free with the heavy wet, at a house contiguous to
the above spot, and began to be rather troublvome to the com-
pany ; in consequence of which an Hibernian, of thl name of
I'carce, offered to fight him when he got into the street, and made
some bits at the Lltea Champion, who, with all his faults, think-
ing his antagonist nut an equal match, did not wish to retort it,
and was upbraided for kis want of pluck 1 Gregson at last
spurred on Carter, observing, not to let Lancashire be thus
trampled upon. After receiving two or three more hits, Carter,
let fly, and gave Paddy two or three such tremendous facers
that made the claret fly as if a hogshead of wine had sprung a
leak, and Pearce, not being a glutton, was immediately satisfied !
Carter being tasliy, behaved rather bad at the commencement of
the raw, but in the fight he was nothing else but manly.

Tuesday Wheat fell full 4.5. per quarter in Leeds
Market, and other kinds of grain in prcportion. The
oldest farmers in Yorkshire do not remember so pro-
mising an appearance as at present, for an abundant
crop of each description of Grain, Fruit, and Vege-
tables. The land is, in fact, teeming with plenty fr. in
one extremity to the other ; but the poor mechanic
and labourer feels no enjoyment in the prospect of an
abundant supply of the fruits of the earth, as the pre-
sent state of trade precludes him from partaking of
the rich bounties of Paor IDENcE!!!

CORN-MARKST, MARK-LAKE, MAT 28.
Our Market was very bole of English Wheat this
morning, not having had any flesh supply since
Wednesday, and the little that was on show, met
ready sale at an' dvance oils. per quarter, for prime
samples, but these was no amendment in the inferior
qualities. Fine fresh Oats fully support Wednesday's
prices. MA nit Barley,
ELD Beans, andnitrr, MAY s Peas, no teration.
al
e:.
Beef
:Una= .. od to es 431 ad
Lune 56 Oti to '7s oa.
CATTLE AT 14.191111611.

Beabts 470—cahrf 1 cep andbmb. 8,560—P1p
HAN' AND STILAW FIR LOAD.

'}hy...... £5 Of to AS tti I Straw. ... 104 to Xi! Ilas
Moyer o. Gs to. 7Os Bowen 0+ Os to „ea us

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London, England, 1819-05-17

FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GgIZETTE.

This Gazette notifies that the Prince Regent has appointed
T. Gregory, Esq. Judge, E. Fitzgerald, Esq. Arbitrator and
D. M Hamilton, Esq. Registrar, to the English and Dutch
Commission at Sierra Leone; and C. E. Lefroy, Esq. Judge,
and T. S. Wale, Esq. Arbitrator, to the mixed Commission at
Surinam, under the Treaty for the prevention of the Slave
Trade.—Also, that the Prince Regent hasissned a Conge d'Elire
line the Election of a successor in the See of Landaff to the late
jgshop, who has been translated to that of Peterborough; and
'that the Rev. W. Van Alildert, Regius Professor of Divinity at
• use Universityof Oxford, has been recommsndedto thevacant See
3111111111 Cg 11LITOTAZD TO stave lit mammon:
Boroughef Oakhampton.—The Right Hon. Henry Prittie, Lord
Baron Dunalky, of Killion, in the County of Tipperary, in
the kingdom of Ireland, hi the room of Christopher Saville,
Esq. deceased.
31 I LITA RY rftobliOT I CPIS.
6th Regiment of Dragoon Guanile.--Carnet Hugh Frederick
Finch to be Lieutenant, hy purchase, wk. Cathcart, promoted
in tie Royal West India Ramos; Ventlernan Cadet lames
Snaith Brynser, from the Royal Thy Coßege, to be Cor-
net, by purchase, vice Finch.
12th Regiment of Light Dragnopu-4entlemse Cadet Robert
Harington, from the Royal billitary College, to be Cornet,

by purchase.
13th Dltto--Chories Strange, Gent. to be Ccrnet, without pur
ttes chase, vice oaft, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons.
Coldstream of Wog Guards--Captain Henry Anny-
, tage, froth. -pay of tits Regiment, to be Lieutenant and
Captain, a ' Vigosb Harvey, who exchanges, recetrtng
the, raffere ...
3d Regiment • Foot Guitate—Quarter-Master Serjeant Wii-
• %dam Thoropiota to be gparter-Master, vice &eel, deceased.
ligit'Reginlear K Foot—ltasiga Samuel Hart to be Lieutenant,
' without jetithaservice M'Dermou, deceased; Gentleman
Cadet.Chories Browarigg, from tiolloyal Military College;
, to bo Ittedgm, eke Haft, promoted.' ' .
37th Ditto--Ensign George &man, from half-pay of the 60th
. foot. to be Ensign, Dice 2dichoel Connollyiwho exchanges,
receiving the difference.
60th Ditto... Ensign and Adjutant Thaw Adams, from the
London, England, 1819-05-17

baltpay of the Regiment, to be Adjutant and Pasign, rice
John Frederick Myers, who exchanges.
7111 Ditto—Thomas Arthur Blair, Gent. to be Ensign, 'without
purchase, vice Aitken, deceased. • •
Btigade--Lleutenant Thomas Fane Uniacke to be Adju-
tant, eke Middleton, who redgns the Adjutancy only.
Royal Regiment of.Artillerr—First Lieutenant ILL. Sweeting
to be Second Captain ; Second Lieutenant IL Chamberlain to
be First Lieutenant; Captain F. A. S. Knox, from half-pay,
to be Captain ; First lieutenant R. 1.. Garsdn, from half-pas,
to be First lieutenant ; Second lieutenant It. C. Smyth,
from half-pay, to be Second Lieutenant.
London, England, 1819-05-17

PICTU It ES.
A Small, but highly Valuable Collection of Pictures, of the
rarest Quality, and in the purest stab Pres:Tvation.
THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Mr. Stanley's Room, No. 22, Old Bond-street, on Funny,
the 4th of June, at Two o'Clock precis:ly,
riIHIS very VALUABLE COLLECTION is corn-
-11. prised of the choicest Work of the Dutch and Flemish
Schools, and consists of—Two magnificent Portraits, by Rem-
brandt ; a. Candle-light Scene, Schalken ; the famtd Ikeznet
Rouge, Teniers; Landscape and Figures, Wouvermans; an
Interior, Ostade ; Sea Pieces, by Backhuysen and W. Vander-
eckle ; flowers, Mignon; Landscape and Figures, C. do Jar-.
din ; Dead Game, by Monde otter and Gysells; Interior, C.
Beger ; and many others, by eqVilly eminent Masters.
To he viewed on Wednesday and Thursday preceding the
Sale ; Catalogues to be Lad of Mr. Robins; Warwick-strevt,
Golden-square.
London, England, 1819-05-17

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

June 14, 11, D:lamaine, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the
George, Liverpool. June 9, C. Logan, S. Lenox, P. Stubs, and
W. Welsh, Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George, Dale-
street, Liverpool. June 5, B. Haswell, Wellington, grocer, at
ten, at the Black Swan, Hereford. June 8, W. Bond, Dover,
brewer, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Cantetbury. Atte s, R.
and H. Pou!grain, Fowey, shipwrights, at eleven, at the Ship,
Fowey. June 7, P. I.ukcy, Fowey, grocer, at eleven, at the
Ship, Fowey.

The Author of those amusing Poems, This Ban-
quet, Descrt,'&c. proves to be MANS BUSK, Esq. a
geatlemaa well known in the upper circles. He has
announced with his name, a new Poem, entitled
THE VESTITIAD ; or, THE OPERA, which, according
to report, proinises to afford a rich fund of entertain-
ment to the lovers of the humourous. .

Saturday the Annual Meeting of the British and
Foreign School Society took place at Freemasons'-
hall. At twelve o'clock the Chair was taken by his
Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, supported by the
two Princes of HESSE, Mr. WILBERFORCE, Mr. BEN-
wrrr, and a considerable number of Ladies and Gen-
tlemen who support this Society. His Royal High-
ness briefly called the attention of the Meeting to the
great objects of the Society, and earnestly recom-
mended that it should receive at their hands, the most
cordial support. The Report was read, from which
it appeared that the Society was gaining ground in
the four quarters of the globe.
HYDE PARK.—Yesterday Hyde Park and Kensing-
ton Gardens were crowded with all ranks and degrees.
His Excellency the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR, gorgeously
apparelled in ," scarlet and fine linen,"mounted on a
beautiful Arabian milk-white charger, and followed'
by three of his suite, themselves and horses superbly
clad in all the splendid habiliments of Oriental lux-
ury, passed and repassed the whole extent of the
King's Private Road. Kensington Gardens were filled
with Ladies, and the moment the glittering strangers
were perceived, the rush to the wall of the Ha ! Ha !
was simultaneous ; and the whole extent of the boun-
dary displayed in an instant, as if by magic, a blazing
line of beauty, enough to astonish even the lord of
the beautiful Circassian. His Excellency, indeed,
appeared a little startled vsEea he perceived such
" rnytiacls of fair eyes" all darting-apoti him at once.
lot
Amon the other personages of the day v ens—
His al Mighneu the Duke of Gloucester, on horseback,
attended y Colonel Seymour • the Dukes of Grafton, Rich-
mond. San Carlos, Rutland, lad Athol; the Marquis of liert.
ford, the Dowager Marchioness of Lansdown Earls Bathurst,
Wear, Jersey, Forteseue, Milmesbury, Me:borough, Minot-
eharies, Scarborough, Aylesbury, Denbigh, Monte% Gletrgan;
Westmoreland„ Clanwilliam, and Ftoseberry ; Viscounts Bar-
rington, Newark, Banisratire, Bolingbroke Pahmsersten, aisd
Sydney; Lords Carrington, Rous, Berwick, OiS
Sondes, Somerset, Wallscourt, Apsley, &c. Lordatabva
Normanby, Lord and Lady Grantham, and a long list of aim,
distlageddiod leaden of Have The, Pow** Ai:abused/milk.
London, England, 1819-05-17

THE ARMY.

•
The Rayal Morse Guards hare 'during last *Zvi
had.field-dayi pn Winkfield Plain.
Wednesday, two companies of the 13th Regiment,
from Guernsey, landed at Portsmouth, and immedi-
ate!), proceeded to HilseA ; and on Saturday the 2d di-
vision Itwo companies) af the 33d Regiment marched
into Portsmouth from Hilsea, and embarked for
Guernsey.
Thursday, detachments of the 37th, 70th and 76th
Regiments embarked at Cowes, on board the Triton
transport, J. MARSHAL, for Quebec, and sailed on
Saturday.
London, England, 1819-07-13

lOW leasilthrihel aid, "I am enfkged—call
again at ace o'clock." Winless went ratty, and
called again just before one, but Mr. M'Mahon was
then gone out. The Clerk said he had been gone
ont ten minutes.
• The Cutler Jusrloa.—" If a. person Intentionally
avoids a person who comes to him, afid tells him he
has a letterishiehle must deliver to him personally,
does he not intentionally avoid seeing the contents of
'that letter? He who avoids receiving a letter avoids
knowing its contents."
Mr. Gnaar.aa said, he could prove that Mr. Mac-
mahon had not the most distant idea that the letter
contained any deed of revocation. If he had enter-
tained any such idea, the circumstance would not
have occurred. In 'all which Mr. M'Mahon had
done, he had been guided• by what he considered the
justice of the case. He could prove the door was
not locked.

The CHIEF JUSTICE.—" But did he not desire the
Gentleman who had the letter to come in? I dare
say, Mr. M,Mahon acted most honourably, and from
the best motives; still, however, I am of opinion he
intentionally avoided receiving the letter, and thereby
'intentionally avoided knowing its contents."
Verdict for the plaintiff—Damases One Shilling.
Jut? It
• THE ICING O. EAHL GROSVENO.R Ate OTIfI RS.

This was an indictment prefurred by several inha-
bitants of Milbank-row, Westminster, against garl
Grosvenor and others, for making an embankment
or wharf near the Horse Ferry, and thereby obstruc-
ting a public right of way in a navigable part of the
River Thames. Three witnesses were examined, to
hew the wharf would be prejudicial to the Public.
It appears that at each part of the embankment therf.! is
a recess, which forms a convenience for the watermen,
by making an eddy, in which they could row and
avoid the strong effect of the tide. It was also re-
presented to be a snug shelter for boats in stormy
weather, and protection against the huge frozen
masses of ice which in winter float down the, River,
A number of watermen and others weie called on,the
part of defendants, to prove that the embankment,
was no inconvenience, but an improvement. , The
Corporation of London, as Conservators of the rive
Thames, received a considerable sum of money for
permitting the wharf to be made.
The CHIEF JUSTICE, summing up the evidence,
observed, that the defendant by the writ ad quad
damming might have ascertained how far the Public
would be injured by the embankment,`but they had,
not resorted to that process. The wharf was to be
private property, and if. the Public had any right, it
'would be lost. lilt was an improvement and bene-
fit to the Public, he could not see how the Corpora-'
tion of London was fairly entitled to take one penny
for allowing the embankment. As conservators, they
ought to keep the banks in a proper state.
• The Jury, tinder all the circumstances, found a
verdict for the Crown.
London, England, 1819-07-13

ATTACK ON A BRITISH MERCHANTMAN,

• TAYLOR had seen in the public News-
Opers an account of an attack made by a Spanish
vessel on doe. of our merchantmen. He hoped Mi-
nisters had seen'it, and that steps had been taken'to
obtain redress. He begged to ask—first, if any re-
presentations on the subject had been made to Go.
vernment—secondly, if the facts were correctly stated
in the public prints—and thirdly, if they were cor-
rect, whether any steps had been taken on the part of
our Government to obtain reparation?
Lord CASTLEREAGH,said the attention of Mi.
nisters had certainly been called to the circumstances
of the case alluded to by the Honourable Gentle-
man, and a communication on the subject had been
dispatched to his Majesty's Ambassador at Madrid,
instructing him initiqui:e in.() that which had taken
plate. Other steps bad been taken .to obtain infor-
mation yelistive4o the ,alleged outrage, 'but till a re.
tumtlhould be.macle to the communication Which he
had Mentioned,
.it was impossible to decide
merits 011ie case.
PETITIOA PROW '
Aft:. lIIITCHINSON .pr rated
signed by upwards of koo9' pool' Mantifictniert;
Videsmert, and Labourers of the tity, of Cerk. At
the Meeting at whiCh thii ret;tiorr Was voted, severli
thotisands of tiersOin were as nib. yet the greateit.
or,der'had prevailed.. The j..lWr 4is: been takesi by
a poor, but respectable mar 1 w•mrking 'carpenterp
Sotcd. ctivr.slleisioni b4gp, r 4i ne n:
d that di
der viktild.ensne, but the iteteeal4and loyal demeis.
nor of-ati present had. tderttedjjhe.warmest pr)tisep
Ttiey. lesplycj. t,o,pc.t4n (louse to take tbeg.
grievances Into considQratios, and if possible to alba
L them telig; y tailed others to imitate

fill it
London, England, 1819-05-21

NATIONAL MONUMENT IN SCOTLAND,
• TO COMMEMORATE THE GLORIOUS
,NAVAL AND MILITARY
LATE WAR. ACHIEVEMENTS OF
THE
A FESTIVAL is to be held in FREE MASONS TA-
nom, Great Queen-street, on SATURDAY, the 22c1
Mif,llll9, It IS hoped *III be attended by the NOW-
men and Gentlemen connected with Scotland, now resident in
London or the Neighbourhood, and by those Noblemen and
Gentlemen belonging to other parts of eke linked Kingdom,
who may be desirous of co-operating in so laudable a Measure.
His Grave JOHN Duke of ATIIOLL, in the Chair.
STEWARDS. • _

the Sail of Non-hit-sr,
The Ea?! of Roster% r.y,
The Elul of (ILAsoow,
'the kart of Ftra,
Lord Setrouv,
Lord BIOICATILX,
Sir Joint SVICLAIL, Dart.
ATtCIITBAI
Dmitri' to be of the TAIL'
Er Troilus, Ll. ls. each. u
and at the Bar of the tar
'HJEA'

Sit-Groans! Cteart, Bart. M.P.
S(rJoxr SIA( °ltem' MUSILAY,
Bart.
Sir JAMES SHAW, Bart.
WILLIA,t MAKI!, FA 11. P.
J. Msewtst, Esq. M.P.
Courts l'aotrea, Esq.
1.1.) CAMPBELL, Secretary.
a at Six o'CLoes precisely.
o be had of the Stewards, Secre-
tern.

T! ATRN OF ANATON.IY, mEntoNE, &C.
BLENHEIM-STREET' GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
THE SUMMEIt COURSE of LECTURES, at
thiaSeboel, wiG begirt on the following days:
Anatomy, Physiology, and hkirgery, by Mr. Biomass, daily,
at Sevrn in the Morning, on Tuesday, June 1.--Dissections as
usual.
Cbendctry, Mated& Medics, See. drily, at Flight W the Morn-
ing; Theory and Practice of Physic, at Nine, with Examina-
slam, by Dr. Acta. on Monday, June 7.
Three Courses are given every year, each occupying neatly
four months.
Further particulars may be known of Mr. Brookes, at the
Theatre; or of Dr. Ager, Mo. 69, Margaret-street, Cavendish-
square.

This day were published, price St. seised,
THE FALL OF THE LEAF ; and other POEMS,
11 By CHARLES BLOKE, Esq.
Author of " The Italians," " Philosophy of Mamie," &c.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, N 0.15, Ave-Maria-lane.
Of whom may be had, by the Lune Author, the Seviinth
Edition of THE ITALIANS, a Tragedy, in Five Acts, WWI
the final Preface. Price nil. 6d. sewed.

•
BANK REPORT. I
This day wax published, price 2s. 6d.
A N ADDRESS to the PUBLIC on the PLAN
A proposed by the Secret Committee of the House of Com-
mons for Examining the Affairs of the Bank.
By EDWARD COOKE, VA.
Late Under Secretary of State for the War and Colonial
Departments. •
Printed for S. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall-Mall.
Also, in One Vol. Bvo. price Bs.
Mr. Chalmers on Currency and Commerce, with Sir G.
Shuckburgh Evelyn's Table of the Necessaries of Life and De-
preciation of Money for 800 Years.
London, England, 1819-05-21

This day was published,
In One handsome Volume, Oro. price 10s. 6d. in boards,
A SUPPLEMENT TO THE ELEMENTS OF
4.ne- IFOCLID, illustrated with upwards of Two Hundred
and Fifty Woodcuts.
By Dr. CRESSWELL, M.A.
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria lane, Lon-
don i and J. Deighton and Sons, Cambridge.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Ats ILIKINTAILY TOMAS= 00 the Geometrical and Algehinil*
cal Investigation of Mairsca. and Manta. In Ova price 1114.
kite.
London, England, 1819-05-19

GLASGOW MAREILTS„ MAY 15.

Corrox.--The ado of the week um' oust to 704 packages r
Bea Island Georgia 12, at 2s. 341. Stained ditto, 11, at 26. 70t.
very superior. Boweds2ol. at 12d tolsd. a few 13id.—Cr1,3:5
150, at laid. to 154.--Xernarobireos 117. at 12d. to 14f,1.—N;a-
ranbam 81, at 17d. to 17}—Bahia 50, at led- halfPeouT.-Ik-
mer4ra 61, at 16d. Issafraany to 194:I.—West lad:a 4, at 12,1--
Surat 30, at 10d. to 11d.

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, MAY fA
There have been no fresh arrivals of Wheat since
Monday, hut a large quantity remained over from
that day's supply, for which there was very little de-
mand this morning, and prices may be stated rather
lower. In Barley, Peas, and Beans, there is but
little doing, and prices nearly nominal. The supply
of Oats is very large, and far exceeds the demand :
what few sales were made to-day were on lower
terms than on Monday, and only fine fresh Corn
could be got off.

At bit father's house, la Piccadilly, co Monday night last; at
do lip of 15 months; Frederick, die only son and heir of the
flabodribie Mr. Dturnasond Burrell.

1.14—,Pi4X1014 Mite.] and puhli‘tied by Lama Kam, rick'sg.
Place, Te;nl:le-Dar.
London, England, 1819-05-26

THE ARMY.

Monday the 6th Dragoon Guards marched Nryi
Loads for their head-quayters, at York : where, w
the Yorkshire Hussars, and the other troops in
district, they ate to be reviewed by General livto.
Yesterday, the Duke of YORK tralisacted
business with the PRINCE IllaiENT, iLt,
et
London, England, 1819-05-26

COPEXpAGEN, MAY is.

It is said that his Majesty's subjects in Denmark,
Schleswig, and Holstein, will be forbidden to study
in future at the University of Jena.

STOCKHOLM, MAY 14.

After the Ist October this year, no one will be

promoted to the rank of Officer in the Swedish army
who has not been examined by the Preceptors in the
Military Academy, or in presence of, and with the
approbation of Field-Marshal Hedingk, and of Ge-
nerals. Cronstedt and 'Ubell..

The departure of the Crown Prince, Oscar,
London, England, 1819-07-14

ST. PETERSBURGH, JUNE le.

The usual annual excursion of the Baltic fleet, for
the purpose of exercising the sailors, has begun.
The squadron sailed some days ago from Cronstadt.
The marines and the corps of sea cadets, sail from
here to-morro*, on board a frigate and a brig, for
the same purpose of improving themselves in naval
practice.

HELSINGBURG, JUNE 26.

His Majesty's Ambassador at Copenhagen, Cosa
tarvast, brought to his Majesty, at Herrcward s
'Closter, the assurances of esteem and friendship of
his Danish Majesty, who returned the compliment
by sending his Aid-de-Camp, Lieutenant-Colonel
Adlercreutz, to Copenhagen.
'On the 23d, the Danish Admiral Bille, and Crla
nel Harrier, arrived here on a similar mission, and
had an audience of the King ; and on the 23d were
received by the Crown Prince in the Camp.

On the 24th, being St. John's Day, all the Rcgi•
ments of Infantry in the camp received their new
standards of the national colours; the ceremony was
performed with great solemnity, the Infantry formed
an open square, which was almost surrounded by the
Cavalry drawn up in the form of an herse•sboe•
After the Army had done the King military honours•
the Colonels of the Regiments placed themselves in
a circle round his Majesty,, who received the colcurs
from Lieutenant-Governor Posse, second Comnrin,lu

of the Corps, and delivered them to the Crown Price
to distribute them to the Colonels. His Majesty saiJo
on this occasion, " Tell the Colonels of the Regi-
menu that these standards, adorned with the national
colours, which they now received, shall always serve
them as a rallying sign fur the defence of the Stze,
and as sure guides, if they should have to act again'-:
London, England, 1819-07-14

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PAueoura, Juty 11.—Wind N.W.--Arrived the Lady Mary
Pelham packet, with a Mail from the Brazils, last from Per.
nambuco in 49. days.
Poierssourn, Jut,v 13.—Arrived the British Army, Mariner,
and Earl Mcira transports, from the West Indies, with troops i
and the Vittoria, BAYNICS, from Barbadoes..—Came into liar;
bour to be paid off, his Majesty's ships Luray and PODATMAN.
—Went out of Harbour to Spithead, his Majesty's ship linos.
The British Army transport was run foul of in lat. 41. at night
by the Amencan brig Orleans, froth Liverpool to New Bruns.
wick. The British Army had her bowsprit sprung, jibboont
al d sprit.sail-yard broken. and other damage; and the American
had lost her main-mast, foretop-mast, and otherwise much 4a.
merged.—Wind S.
Cows', Jett- 15.—Arrived the Norfolk, Parrett, froth MR
for Malta, with ordnance, having lost both her top-mans in a
thunder-squall yesterday ff the Needles. ,
Metrics, Jute 13.—Arrived this Auckland packet, with a
Mail from Cuxhaven. .
Drat, JULY 13.—Wind E.—Arrived and sailed for the Rivets
the Loyalist, Hastiest, from St. Vincent's.
Custom-House, JOLT 13.—Entered Inwards: The Trent,
Major, from Petersburgh; Mary Ann, Davis, rom Cork; the
Prince of Orange, Howes, from Bone '
dam • Eliza, Hammett,
from Waterford ; the Fox, Fox, from Ostend ; the Elizabeth,
' Phelps, from Plymonth ; Neptunus, Schillovr' from Siralsand;
Jane, Hicks, from Waterford ; Achilles, Leesitarn ; and Match-
less. Giddes,-from Jamaica; Mary, Shaw, from Alexandria;
Dart, Cerbyer, from New Providence; and the Somersetsbire,
Smyth, from Jamaica.—Entered Outwards : The Margaret,
Jarvis, for Elsineur end Stettin ; Amazon, Rich!, for New
Brunswick ; Favdurits, Power, for Rotterdam ; and the Marie,
Witternonghel, for Calais.—Cleared Outwards : The William,
Williams, for Dublin; Margaret, Smith.. for Rotterdam; the
Lively, Racket for Sarynurs; and the Zealous, Young. for St.
Petersburgh.
Arsenevscuers.--Captain Bennett, to the Cygnet ; Lieutenant
Southey, to the Griper revenue cruiser, on the Sheerness station;
Lieut. Young, to the Queen Charlotte, in the room of Lent.
Blake, appointed to the Itygal George yacht; Idr. Thomas
Harding, to be Purser *filar Cygnet.

Admiral Sir Jeers SAVMAREZ is appointed Rear-
Admiral of England, in the room of Admiral Sir
WILLLIAM Youwa, created Vice-Admiral of Eng•
land, on the death of Admiral CORNWALLIS.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JULY 14.
We had a further good supply of Wheat from
Suffolk this morning, vadich met heavy sale at rather
lower prices than on Monday, chiefly in consequence
of the continuance of fine weather, and some quan-
tity remained on hand at the close of the market,.
Oats are Is. per qr. cheapsr, tl.e arrivals having in-
creased since Monday.—Barley is also rather lower,
having very little demand for it at present.—ln Beans
and Peas no alteration.
London, England, 1819-07-14

ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS.

/Ma ewT. ITIt ZWT
Invisible or ;lark Green ...40s. Bright Red 14..
Olive ditto ........ ........ ..765. Dark ditto
Bright Green ... ....... ....W2s. rack Paint ..,48b.
Lead Colour 48s. Yellow ....... ....... . 3Bs.
Sickle 63. ............:. 4Bs. White ' els.
Chocolate' 4oe.

• Firepared Oil
Refined Coal Tar 1
N.B. Merchants and Dealers
of Colours on vety advantageous

s. 6d. per gall.
frown LOS. per cwt.
supplied with every description
terms.

JOSEPH WESSEVS JESUITS DROPS,
For Strangnary, Dropsy, Gravel Obstructions in the Urinary
Passage, Diabetes, and General Weakness.
IN his Majesty's Navy these -Drops have for nearly
100 years past maintained their character as a specific fur the
Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy, Strarguary, Weakness, and Obstruction
is the Urinary Passage, and General Debility ; lint particularly
for their absolute and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease, Wes-
sex's JESOielt Dem., and SrEcirtc Rmarrov, are the ONLY safe
and expeditious Cure, andare so innocent in their nature, as to
require liule-or no restraint.
As a restorative for General Debility, Weasel's Jesuit's Drops
have been long known and esteemed ; whether the Debility arises
from the too copious use of Mercury, from excess of Venery, or
intense heat of Climate, they are equally serviceable: such as
have the misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn Gleets,
Seminal Effusions, or any Weakness of the Kidneys, Ureters or
Bladder, Diabetes,or Difficulty of making Water, will expe-
rience
a complete ure by due perseverance.
The great object to be attended. to is, that Purchasers should
be careful in having the true anctgenitine Preparation,. as the un- j
safe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the
Public, by absolute falsehoods, are so numerous, that the I'ro-
prietore -request evety purchaser to salt for Jthh:PH WES-
S.EL'e JZSIII7% Duos.
Caution—The genuine Weasel's Jesuit Drops are inclosed in
a black stamp, not an imitation of a stamp, with the following
engraved thereon, !'Joseph Wessel, St. Paul's Church-yard."
Pelee Se. 94. per bottle, and is large bottles containing ten
- small, 9s. Sold by Sanger,. Oxford-street ; Ward, Holborn;
Chandler, Oxford-street ; and Willmott, London-bridge.

4F .
London, England, 1819-07-14

AGRICULTURE.

TIOLKHAM SHEEP-SHEARING.

The forty-third Anniversary of this celebrated Fes-
tival commenced on Monday. se'nnight, and on no'
former occasion was there so great an assemblage of
Nobility, Gentry, and Yeomanry, of the County of
Norfolk, and from all parts of the Kingdom. Among
the company present were—
ifis Grace the Duke of Seaford; the Marquis of Tavistock,
the Earl of Albemarle, Lord fluntingfield, Lord Barrington
and Son, Lord Bradford, Lord Nugent, Sir Robert Harland,
Sir Henry Fane, Sir Jacob Astley, Sir William Bolton, Sir John
Sinclair, Mr. Rush, the American Ambassador, R Wilbraham,
Esq. (Wiltshire.), the Hon. General Fitzroy, entral Cadwa-
iacTer, Colonel Chichester (Devonshire), Captain Iledgehill, Cap-
tain Deauzhamp, Mr. Patterson, from America, General Har-
per, ditto, Major Somerville, ditto, Mr. A. Taylor, ditto, Mr.
Owen, from Lanark, &c. •
London, England, 1819-07-14

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 2, 1819.

VCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
W ORDaVoWE do hereby give Notice.,
I will be received at their Office, in Pall-mall,
MAY, the 16th day of July instant, from such
willing to undertake the supply of STOVES,
other Articles, for Servke of this Department,
;'tree Years, determinable after tlte expiration
upon Notice of Three Months, at the option

tt Articles of may be viewed upon applichtion
Storekeeper's Office, in the 'newer; and far-
agether with the Terms and Cowdielmis of the
t known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-
any day between the hours'of Ten and Four
to Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and
losals for Stoves, Ranges, Btc." but no Proposals
after the said iirds listaitt, at Twelve o'Clock at
:day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless
g it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
BOlrd, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE,

13M July, 1819.
to of 55 George 111. Cap. 153, so tiaras
he Postage and Conveyance of Letters, News-
Prices Current, and Printed Papers, to and
; OF GOOD HOPE, CEYLON, the M AU-
he EAST INDIES, is repealed; in consequence
re PACKET MAILS will be forwarded be-
' BRITAIN and those Parts.

this Session, all Letters brought into Great Bri-
d Vessels from the above ram, are liable to 4
Fourpence each, if not exceeding Three Ounces,
g per Outce above that weight, in addition to

ten to the above Places, which may be sent
tt-Odice, axe liable to a Sea Postage of Twopence
Weight of Three Ounces, and One Shilling per
I that Weight, in addition to the Inland Rates.
Printed Prices Current, and Printed Papers,
may be conveyed to the above Places for One
Am, not exceeding One Ounce, and One Penny
ye that Weight.

of all such Letters, Packets, and /Mated Papers,
it the time they are put into the Poet•olliec.
cms Letters and Newspapers to be .set to the
ES "otherwise than through the Post-Odict."
Command of the Postmawer-General.
FRANCIS FREEUNG, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-07-14

HOUSE pf COMMONS.

At half-past one the SPIPotiIER took the Chair,
dressed in his state robes.
A message from the Lords requested that the

House would furnish their Lordships with a copy of
the Report of the Commissioners appointed to in-
quire into the state of Weights and Measures in Ire-
land, which was ordered.
Sir GEORGE HILL brought up the several Re-
ports of the Annual Public Expenditure of lieland.
London, England, 1819-07-14

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP&

J. and It. it:lshaw Orrnskirk, joiners. Ilaslop and Little.
Carlisle, mercers. Mills and Weddell, Stroud. dothiers. Hodg-
son and Ritchie, Coleman-street. E. and J. Nash, Alsiersgate.
street, tallow-chandlers. Thomson and Lacy, Liverpool, pro-
fessors of music. Harrison and Mar.h, Duke-steer, Grusvena-
square, plunfbers. Packer and Mason, Liverpool,drapers.
Jones and Richards, Hackney-road, soap-manufacturers. Sal-
mon and Co. High Holborn, linen-drapers. I lutcheon tad
Hardy, London, warehousemen. Metford and Co. Bela, (as
fat as regards Mary Ann Emery). Buckley and BUM, Dukio-
fidd, cotton.spinnera. Phillips and ('o. Hanley, earthenware-
manufacturers, (as far as regards I'. Thompson). Edwards ant
Daniels, Peterborough, appraisers. I. ard J. H. Israel, St.
Mary Axe, bulliois-deal!rs. Pearson and Lloyd, Leeds, flu-
spinners. Huh and Pilling, Rochdale, woollen-inanufActurers.
Atherton' and Redish, Liverpool, grocers. Laing and Freeman.
Portsea, tobacconists. Dickinson & Harming. Crouton, surgeons.
London, England, 1819-07-14

BIRTHS.

Tuesday se'nnight, at Adbury House, Rants, the Lady of a•
James Fellowes, of a son.
Monday, at Greenwich, the Lady of the Rev. C. P. Bunn,
of a daughter.

DIED.

Saturday, at Inglis idle,
teas of Kiwtore.

4 Julietta, Co-
p-

At Winchelsea, on the 29th tilt. Eliza Frances, wife of the
Rev. Thomas Riehar&z, vicar of Ickleshant, and eldest dau h:
of the liev. U. Ilollingben.

Saturday, at his house, in Sloane-street, James Hay, Esq.
hardy Speaker of the Honourable House of Assembly of tie
Island of Granada.

niday, at DenmarE-hnuse, Camberwell, Elizabeth Jr 4
youngest daughter of the late ltev. John Thornhill, of Ler.::-

l'hursday, aged 17. Anne Sophia Shipley, datighsPr of-Willi:2s
Green, Esq. of Stuns:ay-hall, near Culchesttr ; and in the
ing of the saint day, her twin sister, Harrief Mary Frances

COURSE OF
Amsterdam 17 C.F.
Ditto at sight 11 14
Rotterdam... ll 18 2U.
Antwerp, ei-mo 12 0
Hamhurgll... 35 9 21U.
Altona 35 10 2iU.
Paris. tlay'i date 25 0 U.

Ditto 23 30 2U.
Bourdeaux do. —25 30
Frankfort on the

Maine 1491 ea-mo.
Madrid, :effective 57
Cadiz effect „ 371
Barcelona .........S6
Bilboa, effective 364

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER..
Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. £3 18 •
Foreign Gold In Ears 5 18 0
New Doubloons
New Dollars 0 5 0
Silver, in bars, standard 0 5 3

MAILS ems DAT.—,►sa. nns. Mag. MI
Dublin 0 0 Lisboa 0 1
Waterford 1 0 France 0 0
Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 Hamburg a 0
Holland 0 1 Gottenburglt 0 0
'Flanders 0
_0 Malta 0 V

HIGH-WATER at LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
Morning - - - $4 rrinutes after 7
Afternoon - - . 22

LON DON :FriPted and published by Last lints, 'law,:

!lace; Temple-lir.
London, England, 1819-03-13

. COMMERCIAL.

Stich k at present the over-glutted state of the
foreign markets, quit vast quantities of British ma-
nufactured good; (both soft and hardware) have been
returned to Hull and Liverpool, during the last six
weeks. In consequence of this unpleasant state of
things, several failures have taken place to a great
amount, in the various commercial districts through-
out Lancashire and Yorkshire, as well as at Glasgow
and other places ;. and what is still wore, the evil
has by no means reached its achme, as many hitherto
respectable firm's are marked out for Insolvency. All
this mass of evil is solely to be attributed (as has more
than once been remarked in ,the STAR) to an over-
strained and avaricious speculation which has con-
tributed bp forestall and overstock every market with
British produce, without calculating on the conse-
quences, or recek i,ag the requisite returns to meet•
the demands of ckditori at home. There is no
saying where this evil may stop ; it has already been
attended with the most ruinous consequences :
) among which, may be reckoned the discharge of
. many hundreds (we might say thousands) of work-
'men, that has taken place within these few weeks, at
Leeds, Manchester, Bradford, Dewsbury, Carlisle,
• and other manufacturing places.
London, England, 1819-03-13

EDINBURGH 'NISSI.NARY SOCIETY.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that a
Meeting is to be held in the City of Landon Livern, on
Tuasilay next the ltith instant, for the purpose of forming a
Corresponding Committee in this Metropolk, to the Fdinburgh
Missionary Society, whose exc.' tiara for diffusing the Gospel in
Russian Tartary are peculiarly cousteuanced by his Imperial
Majesty Alexander.
Cnwassa GILANT, Sen. Eq. will take the Chair precisely et
Twelve o'Clook ; and certain Resolutiors will be moved in con-
nection with the object, n hioli it is hoped will interest the friends
of this Institution and of Missions in general
London, England, 1819-03-13

THE ARMY.

Saturday, died in Dtblin, Major-General Tnoxas Tacrres,
Colonel Commandant of the Royal Artillery In Ireland, and
Commanding the .Royal Artillery, after baring near'} cern-
pleted, in the service of kis King and Country, half a cent,:ry—
his first Commission in the Regiment being dated the io..h of
January, 1770. -11Iajor-General l'r.orTen went to Americain
1773, where be contumed to serve throughout the whole of the
American war; after returning to England. he went to Ame-
rica a second time, and served in Can:la three years. He after-
wards served ur.der the Con:mond of the Duke of Toss: in
Flanders, where be had the honour. upon one occasion of :e-
-ceiving, in public orders, the thanks of his Royal Highness.
3lajor-General Taurus has served in Ireland sincethe year 101.
London, England, 1819-03-13

CASE OF MIL WYNDHAM QUIN

Sir ROBERT WILSON moved the Order of the
Day should be read for resuming the loquiry into
the matter of the Petition against Mr. W. Quin.
Mr. GEORGE MArlsrt.t. (father-in-law to the Peti-
tioner, and one of Mr. Qurv's relations) was then
called in and examined.

Mr. STUART WOItTLEY (while the examina-
tion of Mr. Mazsell was going oni rose and said, that
to prevent any Mistake as to what he had said last
respecting the publication of the evidence in
this case, he wished it to be distinctly understood,
that he ould consider the publication of any part'
of that evidence, before the whole was concluded, as
breach of the privileges of the House. If any part
of the evidence was printed before the examinations
were concluded, it was to be considered as solely for
the use of Members of the House, and he should
consider any partial publication of parts so printed
as a breach of privilege. This; of course, was not to
be understood as extending to the publication of the
Minutes, as printed for the use cf the House, when
the whole wcre complete.
After the next witness, Mr. Daniel Gabbett, had
withdrawn,

Mr. WYNN, referring to what had passed last
night, asked Mr. Windham Quin if he wished, in the
present in§tance, to disclaim all protection of com-
munications made in professional confidence? If the
Honourable Member objected, he apprehended tEat
the House would not receive such evidence.

hfr. W. have nothing to conceal in these
transactions ; and for Gods sake let them be sifted
thoroughly to-thebottom.
London, England, 1819-01-21

'MALE AND CO. V. GIBSON AND CO.

This was an action upon the case to recover a com-
pensation in damages for the breach of a contract for
the delivery of a cargo of tobacco, sold by the defen-
dants, through their brokers, to the plaintiffs, whereby
the latter lost the profit which. they expected to derive
from the market price of the goods, had they been
delivered in due time.

The case was this—the plaintiffs had contracted
with the defendants fur the purchaie of a cargo of
American tobacco, amounting to 250 hogsheads, of
the best quality, at 506. per cwt. then suFrosed to be
on board a vessel at sea, to be delivered according to
contract at Plymouth, where the ship was to touch
on her arrival in England, and proceed to any other
rort at the option of the plaintiffs. It turned out,
however, that the cargo had never been shipped, and
consequently that the vessel had not sailed, whereby
the plaintiffs had sustained considerable loss, tobacco
having risen in price considerably in the market, by
the non-arrival of other cargoes to this country. The
defendants had expressly undertaken that the cargo
was at sea at the time the contract was entered into.
The question was, whether they were liable for the
loss which the plaintiffs had sustained by the breach
.of the contract?
The case went to the Jury under the Learned Judge's
, directions, and the Jury found for the Plaintifs—aa-
magei 675/.

Wednesday night a thief attempted to break into the
Cock and Pottle Tavern, Lambeth-walk, by breaking
open the back door, but an alarm-bell tnint; allixed
to it roused the family and the neighbourhood ; Mr.
White, the landlord, pursued the thief aud strock at
him with a sword which broke against a wall ; the
villain struck Mr. NV. with a bludgeon and escaped.
A few days ago a man, habited as a farmer, was
found tied to a tree, it the neighbourhood of Ruthin.
Oa being asked who placed him in that situation, he
replied two men, whu had robbed him of 200 guireas.
lie also observed, that he wished to be taken before
Mr.Wit.nzsici(a respectable gentleman of the vicinity,'
and who, we are told; several yeArs ago promcted a
subscription for a man who had actually been robbed
and tied LP a tree by scree daring characters), who'
informed him that he was not a Magistr:tte, and re-
commended the persons w:io discovered him to pro-,
teed to a Magistrate at Ru:hin. The Magistrate
mediately pronounced the inlividual to be an errant
;•ne having only ti.e day before so! kited-
alms of that gentleman. The ch:ceiwzr w4s 70:+ce4
iu durance, and will Und,---gu two or t:::fe sound
•
!lagellations tint—zit the 1.9 w IL
London, England, 1819-01-21

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCF.RY, JANUARY FA

Tbe Loßo C.UASCLLLOR this day again presided in
his Private Chamber at Lincolns Inn Hall. His
Lordship came at eleven o'clock, and was occupied
till m o in the hearing of motioni, none of which ex-
hibited any feature in the
.least interesting, save to
the panics concerned.
At the ri,ing of the Court his Lordship informed
the Bar that he should not sit to-morrow. lidt on
Friday he would proceed with the case of Dc Moro v.
De la Tone, which has already been before the pub-
lic, and in which live different motions were made
this day, relative to the money (270,0001.) at present
under the jurisdiction of the Cont.
London, England, 1819-01-21

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JANUARY 20.
The Loss Dinar Roam again elicisted as Speaker, sad after
Prayers were read, the Clerks admildstered the Oaths to sea
hers as presented themselves. The following were serorn:
The Ilsrquisaes Camden and Wellesley ; Earls Fits
and Carnarven; Viscounts Hood, Melville, Dusan,
Sydasy, and &mouth; and the Lards Krayen, Auckland, sad

Ba
The: Hones then adjourned tin to-morrow, when the Royal
Speech for opening the business of the Session will be delivered
by the Lords Conunbsioners in the usual form.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
At three o'clock the SMXIII, having counted forty Members,
took the Chair. About fifty or sixty Members then took the
Oaths, after which the House adjourned.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1819-01-21

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JAMAICA PAPERS.

KINGSTON, NOVEMBIR is.

- - _
Yesterday, in the House of Assembly, Mr. Stew-
set Trelawn) presented the Report from the
Committee appointed to inquire into the effects of
the late storm ; recommending a Message to be sent
to his Grace the Governor, stating, from what has
been ascertained, that with the exception of a small
part of the County of Middlesex the storm had oc-
casioned great desolation and distress; and in the
western-parishes in general, the provisions of I*
„slave population had been entirely desttoyed; and
requesting his Grace would be pleased to open the
ports to all nations, for the importation of articles
they stand in need of, for a certain period, and to
allow payment for the same in produce or otherwise,
as he shall think fit ; which the House agreed to.

Our private letters from Bermuda state, that that
island has been is an uncommon degree distressed
since August last ; a ievere fever having prevailed
there ever since that month, which had caused more
deaths, particularly of youths, and of them chiefly
females, than had been known for many years. At
the date of our advice', the 2d instant, the weather
was becoming cooler, which, it was expected. would
have the effect of moderating the disorder, if not of
throwing it off altogether.
NoVIMSER 29.—Little damage has been sustained
tie shipping here in the late tempestuous weather.
London, England, 1819-09-22

povER, SEPTEMBER 21.

s ,• Majesty's yacht Royal Sovereign,
on board their Royal Highnesses•the Duke
Duebeis of CLARENCS, is now coming into our
E....1.:0, from Dunkirk. Their Royal Highnesses will
, the Governor's apartments in Dover Castle,
d:,:re they intend to make some stay. ' .