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the State from impending clouds of wute and desolation, they TIM ARMY.
ted lurne. His motion would be for an Account of THE EVENING STAR, respectfully solicit that an Extra Session may be speedily called." --.
Monday the 14th Light Dragoon Curds lest
. from Irelandearrived at t.hatham, oil their route for
• e NEW YORK, JUNE il.
• • the Sams remitted from Gibraltar since 1800. Every ,_ •
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thing that touches at Gibraltar pays something ; but
LONDON. " The shoals of wretched emigrants that are almost
Canterbury, to replace the 12th Lancers, removed
to
no part of it was applied to the repair of that fortress; daily disembarked on our shores, aid considerably
Hounslow.
• while part of it was remitted to this country to a to the distress an ong the lower orders. Many hun- A Detachment of the 4th, or Queen's Own nn,
fund of which the public knew nothing. He then WEDNESDAY, JULY.III9., • dreds of these wretched beings, finding their pros- goons, arrived at Exeter on Friday last, from eines
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moved an Address to the Prince Regent for a Re- a e
THE FUND& !"`. , ' pec•ss disappointed, are sighing for an opportunity toed, to replace die Detachment of the 9th Dragoon
Guards, lately stationed at Exeter. who marched%
turn of the Amount of Revenues collected in Gibral- , e -
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 09118 O'CLOCK :
1 ' tar, and the amount of them remitted to this cowl-of returning to their native land. Those who have
the same day for Nottingham.
The two Troops of the 7th Dragoon Guards, ten _
i - try in each year, since 1800. , 3 per Cent. Reduced 67.1111 a little money, or that ate able to engage in agricul-
have been stationee at Truro for sometime, mantel
1 • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER would S per Cent. Consols 67 66} 6711 ex. dices tural pursuits, may make a shift ; but those who ti:
.• ; oppose the hind .n, but from no wish to withhold in- Se !Mr Cent. 76; 7e4-4 per Cent. 811 851 have come with a views of gaining a livelihood by on Monday for Exeter, on their route to join the care
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1* inquiry into the private revenue of the Crown. The The 51st, which are to leave Plymouth, are to he
Bank Long. Annuities 17je find themselves sadly disappointed, and will only
Crown had always enjoyed the revenue diawn from, • thus dispoeed of—one Company for Heligolana en
i . Gibraltar, but the far. greater min of that revenue Imperial 3 per Cent. Aims. 661 have exchanged bad for worse." to Sheerness, and three to Chatham.
- had been absorbed by the loCal expenses, such as the India Stock dint—lndia Bonds 2 pre. par The 55th, lhtely stationed at jersey, are to meal et
' salary of the Governor; the Deputy-Governor, and Excliequete Bills (2d.) 1 dis. 1 pre. par We have also letters before us from Buenos Ayres,
the 51st at Plymouth. Four Companies of them hot er
- other charges. The local expenses amounted to ar
• Commercial S 3 discount which reach to the 13th of April; they give the already arrived.
C 10,060, and whatever surplus remained was remit- or
i Omnium li Ile dis. same unfavourable accounts of the state of commerce Monday the Royal horse Guards had a glee
ted home for the use of the Crown: In time of peace f
the surplus was little or nothing, and nothing had Consols for .Acct. 68fete. as those from North America ; but ascribe it to the field-day on Witiktield Plain. .et
been remitted for the last three years. In the course , a- . . roads in the interior being blocked up by hostile -- 1
. TILL' COMET. I
of the nineteen years embraced by. the -resent Mo- The fluctuations in the price of Stocks have been troops. The communication between Chili and
This Comet was scea at Paris on Saturday nigee
:s
tion, the sum remitted for the Privy Purse had been .
considerable during the week, and from the immense •
Buenos Ayres remained open. It was strongly re- (the same nighton which it was rirst seen in London.
£72,000. All the information sought by the Motion e r
quantity of Stuck thrown upon the market, a fall of ported at Buenos Ayres, that an armistice had been and, as we suspected, proves to be the same that was
Papers
at Marseilles last year. In referring to it, the Pzril I
he had then affewded, and to the Motion itself lip .
a
objected, as contrary to all usage and precedent. 13 'has taken place since Friday last. This morning concluded with Artigas, preparatory to an amicable
Papers ascribe the discovery last year to M. Pose
Colonel DAVIES was surprised at the opposition Consols opened at 681, and Omnium at li discount; arrangement.
1 . In our notice, copied from the Philosophical Map
made to the motion, which diould have his support. but at twelve o'clock they had risen 3 peneent. Con- zinc, the discovery was given to M. BLAMPAIN ;....this
Mr. R. GORDON thought the period of the yes- soh being done at 64, and Omnium lkdiscount MEETING AT BLACKBURN.
difference is only apparent, not real. The former is z
den too late for such a plotion. Ile thought the The Commissioners this day laid out "C 17,000 in the Astrono:ner, the latter the Assistant- AstrononFir at
tinestion should be brought :inward in the next Ses- BLACKBURN, JULY s—Half-past Six p. et.
that Observatory. The following notice of this pile 1
money, and in addition, £90,000 for the Saving
nomenon is translated from the Gazette de France of
[eon, as he was anxious for the opinion of a full The Public Meeting for Parliamentary Reform,
ry
' House. - The conduct that had been pursued jai bur-, Bank;. They were served by one Broker with Three advertised t• be held here this day, is just over, and,
&today : " PARIS, JULY 4.
rvihg birs(ness through the House, in the manner that per Cent. Reduced at frfl. The Dividends, which to our great joy, without any mischief. After a num- " The comet lately discovered by M. Poses, at the Quinn.
g great was visible last
rerni.ghntsawt
AP*laile ..4:SClTlDurbleidnguptonhc
had been latelespractised, had been viewed by the this day commenced paying to the Bankeri, and to- ben of spealcers had delivered their sentiments, and
whole evening
country with indignation and regret.ll
1 . morrow to the Public, will amount to ten millions. some in language not the most temperate, the people the bridges and quays to examine it. It ie in the censtelktionet
t: Mr. HUSKISSON observed, that the Fund of the
At one o'clock Consols for Account were 68i e.Ler. Tee luminous point is not very distinct, but us train is bark" I
41 per Cents. in the West Indies, was a case exactly assembled dispersed peaceably and quietly. Among
As this Comet is not doubted to be ehe same whose T 1
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orbit was calculated by M. Nicoeeee last year, his
. • various Resolutions passed, was one of Thanks to
et
a:i.ilagous to the revenue of Gibraltar. The casual
revenue of the Crown had not been included in the
surrender made at the accession of his Majesty. In the House of Lords, last night, on the Motion
CORBETT, for his able conduct in the cause of liberty, calculations become now more interesting. Wc, t h .
cre-
of the Earl of LAUDHRDALE, a Standing Order was
and that he be invited to return, " to take his place at fore, give the following additional particulars from T
4' Mr. HUME contended, that the revenue of Gibral- made, that no Bill for the regulation of Trade, the the head of the People !" The person who seconded the Philosophical Magazine for April, tele. Accord- di
1 tar was not meant to be excluded from the controul
of Parliament. Cases occurred thete of much hard- Prices of Labour, the Treatment of Apprentices, & •
c. this Motion said, Mr. CORBETT will return to his
. ing to his calculations, it parsed its point nearest to
Past
sun on the 3d of March last year, at 13 minutes 1'
! SCC, shall be read a second time until it shall have country, and be in Manchester; when he expected to
ship ;in particular, chew ill of a Catholic or a Jew past eleven. Its perihelia] distance equal to 14E567 ,
d unergone the inspection of a Committee, and that see
could not be valid, unless the parties had paid 10 •every person whose face he now saw in full (a little more than 1e) ; that of the earth to the ma
dollars for several rears.—The motion was then with- they shall have made a Report thereon. march, &c. Scc. being taken as unity— .
drawn, in the understanding that it would be brought Sir J. MACKINTOSH, last night, in the House of There were from two to three thousand persons Inclination of its orbit to the ecliptic - as deg. 38 tub.
Longitude of the ascending node - - 68 deg. 5 min.
forward in the eneuing Session.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.
Mr. ABERCROMBIE stated, that a Bill which Commons, presented the Report of the Committee
appointed to inquire into the state of the Criminal
Laws. The Committee appears to have done a great - ( •
assembled, among whom were many women and
children. The tinci al speakers were Parson HAR- Longitude of peribelium, calculated by
the orbit
P Plts heliocentric movement direct.
- - - - 187 deg. 32 min. '
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RISON, so conspicuous at Stockport,) KNIGHT, SAXON, We state thsse results as likely to be serviceable to
had passed that House for the Relief of Insolvent .(
deal, but has not yet finished its labours. It has,Astronomers; for though, from the shortness of the
't Debtors, had untlergone such alterations in another Witoe, MITCHELL, and Faroe, from Manchester,
place, that there was no chance of its passing through however, received evidence from all quarters, to shew all noted for their violent principles ; also, LATUs, time during which it was visible last year, they may
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that House. He should, therefore, move for leave to the strung opinion of the Puttee 1.1 against the present
...EV/HURST, and Hemersoe, obscure but busy cha- not be quite correceethey cannot bat prove useful as ,
bring in a Bill to continue three Acts of his present almost indiscriminate severity of our Criminal Code. The IA d assistants to those who are now occupied in making
ratters, of Blackburn. number assem e
,was new observations and calculations ; and, from the ch. .1,
Majesty, for the Relief cf. Insolvent Debtors.
One fact, which we were aware of, but which we re-Sir G. HILL stated, that he should brine in a si-very small, considering the industry exerted by the cumstatice of this Comet having been observed both
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milat Bill for Ireland. joice to find confirmed, deserves notice—it is, that parties in distributing hand-bills throughout t'ie in its advance to, and return from, the sun, we enter. ,
. Alderman WOOD observed, that there had oc- crimes of atrocious violence and inhumanity have neighbouring villages, and especially when we reflect tain no doubt whatever that its elements will be aster-
curved no example of introducing a new Bill into the greatly diminished, although the distressed state of
House before another on the same subject, and hav-
ing the same end in view, had been returned from the the country has excited • a greater proportion of offer- this time..
ces against property. The Committee proposes to It •
on the number of weavers out of employment at any observed Comet on record.
The following are some correct observatkins upon
is true, as stated some days ago in the STAR, this heavenly phenomenon, taken at Greenwich :
Lords. No notice had been given of such a motion,
i'. and the old Act, the temporary revival of which was renew its labours next Session. that a Female Worm Society has Been established The Comet passed the meridian below the pole, at the Royal
Observatory, on Saturday, Jai/ 3, about midnight, when its
intended, had become universally obnoxious. here; but it is confined entirely to the wives of the most
place was thus determine.d :
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4 dissatisfied people of the lower orders, and consists of
c:` Mr. ABERCROeIBIE contended, that there was We have received a variety of accounts from dif-Apparent right ascension - 6h. SI min. 36 sec. c
• very few members. The Rules of this Society are North polar distance, corrected for I
no alternative, but either to continue the old Act, or ferent parts in the United States, but all of a most .
given to females only.—The Mail is just leaving, . refraction - - - 46 deg. 1S min. 47 sec. a:
to have none at all. gloomy complexion, if we except the notification of Mean time of observation - 12 h. 6 min. ss sea
Lord CASTLEREAtheGH hoped• the, Hon. Alder- arrival of the Atlantic, and I must conclude.
' The Comet was again observed on Monday night (July 5), c
Captain
man would not take the sense of the House then, as Mertoce at bat not till it had pawed the meridian, when the following °bier-
he might do so in a future stage of the Bill. New York, on the 9th ultimo, for whose safety great The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this forenoon. radon was made-,
A ent ri ht ascension - 7h. 0 min. 9 sec.
Mr. D. W. HARVEY was die,irous of knowing the fears have been for some time entertained. This The chief topic of public interest in them is the in- Nporlr e .
polar distance - 43 deg. 54 min. 48 sec. .:
nature of the alterations made in another place. vessel, which left Liverpool on the 15th of April, subordination which has broken out among the Stu_ Mean dine of observation - 12 h. 36 mir. 4 itc. ..
Altkrman WOOD said he must oppose the motion, had experienced very scene weather and contrary dents of the School of Law. The school, as we men- Last night the weather was unfavourable for ally '
prolong .-
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unless notice should be given for to-morrow. further observation
winds, which baffled her so much as toher tioned in a former Piper, has been closed till farther '
Mr. A BERCROMII.II.; stated, that he should with-
draw the motion then, and give notice for to-morrow, voyage to the unusual length of eight weeks. orders. It appears, however, that the spirit of dis- LAW LVTELLIGENCE.
on the unsierstandirg,that the Bill would then be al- Our latest letters from New York are of the 11th content is far from having subsided. The Students QUEENSBERRY AND BUCCLEUGH. APPEALS I
assembled on Friday afternoon at the Place de L'o6- Yesterday, in the House of, Lords, the LORD
lowed to go through all the stages. He then moved, ultimo, where there seems to be nothing but bank-
:creation, and agreed to a Petition addressed to CHANCELLOR proceeded with the continuation of his
that a Committee be appointed to search the Lords'
ruptcy and distress, and an immense accumulation of the Prefect of Police, soliciting the release of those of judgment in these important Causes; but, after speak.
Sournals on the subjectof the Insolvent Bill.
British consignments, for which there is no demand. their comrades who had been taken into custody, and ing for two hours, his Lordship again postponed com-
etA Committee as accordingly appointed.
Alderman WOOD must decline being any partyemphatically remarks—,. ' One of the letters We can
themselves demanding, if this were not granted, that as they all ing to a final conclusion til to-moi.row, at 2 o'clock.
to the agreement that the Bill should go through all no longer boast—, Bankrupts we have fee, and Beg- held equally implicated, they ought all to
share the same honourable captivity. The delibera• TRUE BILL AGAINST WRENCH, FOR PERJUIiY.
IN THE CASE OF THE KING AGAINST ARBOITS.
the stages to-morrow. gars none;' for we now swarm with both, nor can tion on this Petition took place under the eye of a body It will be in the recollection of the Public, that a '•
EDUCATION. any one tell who will be out of the list to-morrow." of Cavalry who had been sent to the spot to watch the Rule Isisi was sonic time since moved for and se-
On the motion of the Sweet-con-GENERAL, the following
The are other extracts : proceedings of the Meeting, and who kept quietly pa- tained in the Court of King's Bench, upon the *ere
• House went into a Committee on the Charitable ~ KENTUCKY, (AMERICA) JUNE S. rading up and down without offering any interruption. davit of one Charles James Wi emir, calling tena
Foundations Bill: No outrage whatever was committed. One Journal Messrs. Thomas and Richard Abbot: sto strew cause
Mr. AeROUGHAM was desirous of correcting a Never within the recollection of our oldest citi- states, that a Student uttered the odious cry of., Mar- why one or more Informations should not be Led
something that had been imperfectly stated by him zees has the aspect of the times, in regard to property teinvia, (a Journalist odious to the Liberals) ala lan- against them for certain misdemeanor re
ou a former evening, on the subject of this Bill, to and money, been so alarming : already has property terne ;" another, pat the cry was " Dehencorot (the Against this Rule Mr. s: ;
' the House. In a part of England, consisting of nine been sacrificed in considerable quantities, in this and
Professor) ala lanferne ; whilst a third treats the tm- cause during the last Term ; and in thz course of
0 counties, and where the population amounted to a • putation in both casts as a base calumny.—Towaids the proceeding, having stated that all the impute-
neighbouria countries, for less than half i
million and a half, the number of endowed schools our g . ts evening the crowd had almost entirely dispersed. tions conveyed by Wrench had been fully denied,
Was 780, the number of children educated in them value. We have but little money in circulation, and
~ ,lntelligence was received on Saturday at Paris, by the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE asked, if the charge was
if , was 26,000; and their revenues amounted to £26,000. that little is daily diminishing by the greet calls of Telegraph, of a serious conflict having occurred at founded on his affidavit alone? which being answetei
In the same districts the numberof unendowed schools the various Banks ; neither land nor any other article, Metz, between the French and Swiss soldiers, sta• in the affirmative by Mr, Seeetere, his Lordship
!, was 3100, and the number of children educated in
can be sold for half its value in cash, while execu- tioned at that place. The attack was begun by the said, " Surely a Grand Jury ought to have an op-
them was 70,000. The number of Schools for the
of French, whose numbers had recently been greatly portunity of judging of the credit of Wrench ; and
whole of England was 4800, and the number of tions, to the amount of many hundred thousands ,
augmented by some reinforcements from the countrve that it was fitter to go before the ordinary tribunal
li Children educated at the endowed and the unendow- dollars, are hanging over the heads of our citizens ; 15 soldiers wre wounded, two of them dangerously. under these circumstances,- than to apply to the
ed schools, comprehending Day Schools, was about and, perhaps, in a short time, no debts will be paid, Tranquillity, it is briefly stated, had been at length Court for its summary interposition." Mr. Scenetee
.., . 700,000. The number of Day Schools was 3500, and and no money will be in circulation, even to answer re-established, and means taken to prevent any re- upon this intimated, that he did not mean to ere
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the number of children educated there was 50,000, the ordinary purposes of human life. Warrants, newel of such disturbances. severe, and the LORD CIIIEF JUSTICE replied, e You
leaving 650,000 for the number educated at the en-
Bowed and the unendowed schools throughout Eng- Writs, and Executions, will be more abundant than arrived at the end of the Budget on the Ways and On the sth inst. Messrs. T. and R. Abbotts pre-
! land.—ln France no distinction was made betwixt Bank-notes, and the country will present a scene of se- Means. At the conclusion of the sitting on Saturday, (erred an Indictment bolos e the Grand Jury of the
the children of Catholics and Protestants ; and on crificing for the poor remnants of individual fortunes." only four Articles remained to be discussed. i County of Middlesex, for willie and melnices Per
that point a truly noble example had been set by the " MARYLAND, JUNE 9. An article from Corfu contains intelligence of the jury. by Wrench in that Affidavit, and the Grand
. king ; and the conduct of the Prince Regent was actual surrender of Parga to Att PACHA. The whole Jury have this day returned a true Bill.
" EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE,A Pg-
entitled to similar praise, from his equal patronage of the ii habitants have abandoned the place, and We shall abstain from all comment on the condect
• of the schools of the National Society, and of the tition to the following effect is about to be presented taken refuge in the lonian Isles. of Wrench, whether he was the author of the motiei
British and Foreign Society. The schools belonging to his Excellency the Governor, that similar appli- French 5 per Cents. Saturday, 69 fr. 70 c. against Messrs. Abbotts himself; or induced to t: lee
.1 to both amounted to 1200. Next Session he should cations may be transmitted from such sections of the that step at the instigation of others, until his guilt e:
being forward a measure on the subject.
. ,State as may incline to promote the object : The comparison of the year ended the sth July, innocence shall be fully established by that Triburel
Lord CASTLEREAGH stated, that mach bad ‘.
1819, with the year ended July 5,51818, is gratifying. before which he will be shortly arraigned and tried
been done to promote the cause of education in Ire-
head, ending the sth .---
To
Jultalßevenueisis under every
a nude; signed '
inhabitants of Somerset County, CORN-MARKET, Al ARK.L.A.ISE, JULY 7.
.C 48,033,344 •
land, and especially in the northern part of the coup- ,Th
try ; more, in proportion, than had been done even
in this country. , ee nn isesa.LEKT eituatzs uotossoaonon, aovennott Of
lIARTIAND.
AO St respectfully present the follow'
Mr. V. FITZGERALD bore testimony to what early convention of General Assembly :
had been done in Ireland since 1809, in promoting ,t. That the productions
the cause of education among the lower orders. and. menden the following causes for an Total
of our Agriculture, ot our POMO,
great staples of our State, are reduced In The total Revenue of those periods is as follows : for the offence with which he now stands charged.
y,
Revenue under every head, ending the sth
July, 1819
Excess ofyear ending the sth Jul 1819 , £l 327 736 •
In consequence of the heavy rains of yesterday, art!
40,361,210 the unsettled state of the weaffier this morning we
• --s--- had a brisk demand for English Wheat, and higher
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y' ' 1 prices were obtained by fe.l es. per quarter.—Bea
.11MIrm•I•1.••01
Peas, and Oats, support Monday's paces, and the he
Within the last two years, iu the province of Ulster, yoga! tet a most ruinous extent. Total Revenue, exclusive of arrears of Propertyd
94000 children had been added to the number pre- ,2. Thet. Tax and unappropriated War Duties for the year ferior descriptions of Barley went off on full as goo
a large proportion of our pnpulatima, and those Og ending sth July, 1818 • .C46,806,160 terms as on Monday, in small quantities foe grinding:viously at the schools. the moat enterprising and industrious classes* are involved hi Total Revenue, exclusive of Arreari of Property The ports am now shut against the importation,'"
The House then resumed, the Report was remind, and the debt; and, although piaamosed of property, are utterly unable Tax, and unappropriated War Duties fur the
Bill read a third time and passed.every species of grain.
Year ending sth July, 1819 £49,C71,923 _ _ _ , . _ _
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The Report on the Pauper Lopatin Bill was received, and discharge their obligations. In order that the wisdom of the
• Excess of total Revenue, exclusive of Arrears, &c. -LONDON s Printed and published by I .vas Kn.r, Pickett-
she Dill micro:lto be read a durd time to•morrow.—.eceourned. may be employed in affording relief, and shielding of the Year men • 4 sth July, 1819
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