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London, England, 1817-07-16 00:00:00

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His Royal highness the PaiNi.e RIG INT has been pleased to
appoint Maim, G.-ries al Sir Be NIA MIN IlLOoStrit LD to be Keeper
of the Privy Pure and Private Secretarg to his Royal Highness,
In the room or Th.- Right honourable Jun ti,ll,l,Maaorr, who has
prayed hi.. Royal I-I glineses pernii.s.on-lo retire Irmo those
&Nations, on account of ill health.
• Lria. G.. tie c4nta es aPi ociamaT ion, ordering that the call-
Lig out of to e Mllili is in Great hritaitt, for the purpo.te of being
trained a• d ex tC.ed in the present rar, l.e ,nspencled; and
tram en/14( (pet thy no training or ax. !visa% of such Militia is to
• take plac., etis year..-7Petemh.-r Prceanta.hei olr rs Na Maje.ty's
Ordcn to any pet 5111,5 tic midland cAdities of England, who
b .ve been concerned it, hicak.n.: and destroying frames used in
making stocking., lace, &c. but who Live no yet been charged
therew,th, anti ly.to *ball, prevt-tis to the 61-.4 day eat September
nett, appear before *on. lu.ti..e eit the Peat.• and declare such
cffcnee, andwltin and selic re, and by whom committed. An
execonitm is marts In the Proclamation tor the outrage cumm`tted
at I.ollhbotough ou the night of the oath of June, an attempt
Lamng been male in mustier one of the persons listrusted with
the rare of tire frames.]

?Oil I l'ittglY PitOVIATIONS.
Cntnniiishet to tkr N est h rut Reittmeot of
Crimp Cherie. tar. 0: boat. ink, to be Captain, s:ce Croft.
rri.pnesl.
Commission In the 1.11.::',z:n and Banbury Squalron of Oxford-
shire Vantitatory.

The Hon Fr thritk rtytv,s:er Nor: ts boogies, to be Cap:ain.
BANKKUI'rCUns LNIARGED.

July 29, Lrwis Harr, 1 ste of Ittl:scourt, Fenchurch-street, tuer-
tilatit, at ern, at G 01411141.
11.11506 K UP CIES :UPF.RSEDED.

Myer ; Michlel of Manaell.street, 00.4.
nian's merchants and ccp.irtrass.
Loin s'l aylur, Lie of Glouees:er Terrace, N..:AV Road,. White
6,,..ualanatactureT, dealtr and eLlaynt.us.
11.1NXRUP1*.i.

Murrell, of eft, Loadon, auctioneer and
br: leer, to aurreoder Jull 22, and August v 6, at ten, at
Attorney. Mr. 4n, lotretr,Strind.
Jonathan Adlington, of Ches:erfield, Derbishlrt, draper, dealer
Lot ehaianiati, July 4, U 9, and August e 6, at twelve, at Guild-
. halt, London. Anomie., Messrs. Clothe, Coate., and Watsou,
Warisford court, I hi ogniortun-street.
Joseph I .azsrue, of Carter .ireet. Houndstliteh, London, watch
• r, dealer aid chapinan, July 19, VS, a:id Avg ~r 26, a:
them at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Point, Adarn'tecuutt,
Old Broad street.
I4ark Fo.6ttt, limey Cooper, at:d rdward Howard, Ire of
Southborough Mills, mar Tunbridge, Kent, and uf Lower
'I hams 'tr. et, Londoo, gutipoweiti•nianu 'actui ers and flier-
chains, and cuyartnt rs, Jury 22, at twelve, July 2(, and Au
Suit 2,,,at wit, at ri site hall. An omits. Alessra. linsil,Stevens,
!Antes, Pearce, and Ht,n , 1 red. tick's•plate, 01.1 Jewry.
Ilumphrey Kaveu.cmtt, of •ier'e s revs, Linconi's lnn, peruke-
maker, dealer and chat Iran, hey 22 ?..6, and A ug.iet 26, at tern
a: Guildhall Attutnty, Mr. f.buter, street, West.
tninst r
James Kt i,ht, of Ca-:le-Cny, Somersetshire, surgeon, e!ealer
am! clial.oran, 21, and A st:ust 26, at elem., at the
Keel Lion Inn, abattesbory. Anomie+, Means. Alexander and
Holm+, New Ina, London ; or Mr. Seymour, Mere, Wilts.
David Philip, of lethbuteli-stteet, Loislun, stationer, deal. r and
chaplain, July int. x 9, and August 26, at ter, at Guildhall.-'
Anomie., klesirs. Allistun, humlleby, and l'oyntou, kiee-
Illated-C Combat.
Jahn Hollends, of korntity Terrace, Horse Ferry-Real, West.
• build. r, dciekr and chapniati, J.rly 19,'29 cid Atn:tist
at arveu, a: Gu,iulaall. Attorney, Mr. I ticket, &Wen's-
liolnoro.
John Wilmin, set Hanley, atafforthh re, potter, dialer and chap.
nun, ateglist al, at hire, August St; and 20. at twelve, at Uri:
Swan lone lisulry At minus, Mr Edmund Walker, N.r. YV,
I.l6lml:ea &u-hale!, ; or Messrs. Dam arid Hopkins, Stone..
George Parrs, of Br:stul, bovine, Jaly 2e, Se, and August 26, at
Inelve, at the White Hatt li.n, Bristol. Ationite., klessrs.
Laniumli. and I:yee,Eschequerul Pleas, Lincoln's lan,or Mr.
'1 bonsai, Bristol. '
Itoikrt Nichol!., 14e of Saltford. Somerset, but now of Bath,
butcher. July So, Si, and Auguit 2G, at ottr,st the Greyhound
len, bath. Asturniei. Menus. Neliersel• and Mutant., Itasex-
- street, stencd; or Mvsses. Watts and Cu bath.
William Chalk, of New aarum, baker, July 23, at five,
24, at eleven, and August 20, at bite, at the Pub!ie
New Swim. Attorniee, 1V144 sta. Wilmot and Son, Salisbury;
and Mr. Neuktuld, Norfulk.sireet, Strand, London.
nonias Falwell, late id LAM., Yorkshire, and since of Old street, 11
St. Luke's, -Mieldkaez' i.utecii and apothecary, July 22, at
twelve, 2P, at nue, and Aug. 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London
Attorney, felr.hindroursli, Crescent, Jevons sbeet,Ctipplegate.
James Hi:, of tiudniaaehester. l lumingdonehire, draper, July
In, 46, and Aug. 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anomie*,
Messrs. Stratton and "wet, %bore:ltch.
Henry Bhckley, of Sheldwtck, I:ent, grocer, July 2ft, at seven,
fa, and August :la, a: twelve, set the (kaildtall, Ci.ntetbury.-
Anomie', Mr. John James Peirce, Canterbury ; and Mews.
Collett, Winibur a, and Collett, Chaneery.hin, London.
James Bleads, of Chester, umbrellu:nsaker, July isS, 26, und An-
guit 26, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Chester. At-
tornles, Mr. I).w, Chester ; and Mr. I lualey,Temple,Landon.
Nitteati Hay, late et Nicholas lane, London, merchant, Jal f t 9,
26, and August 26, at eleven, at.Gulldhall. Anomie., Messrs.
Avison and Wheeler, Castle-street, Holboro, London.
Thomas Mantel, tare of Pembroke, apothecary, July 21,26, and
August 26, at eleven, at she Often Dragon Inn, PeniSrolte.-
Anomie% Mr. D. W. Peinbroke, Pembroke, Soul Wales;
altd Me sr% Bell aid Brodriet, Cheapshle, London. .
TinituaaWilkinson Kershaw, of houttwark, Surrey, linen•draper,
July 19, 116, at eleven, and August 26, at twelve. at Guildhall,
Loidon. Anemias, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little
Friday-street.
13-word Deacon, of Red lion.square, Middlesex, earthenware.
man, Iv:). 22,96, and August U. 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Poetifeit, Dyee's.huddings, Holborn.
'Thomas Nice, of Ilishop-gate-streetaWithout, linen.draper, July
IP. at ten, u I, and August 26, at tie acn, at Guildbal, !.undo.,.
Anomie', Moats. Harvey and lieun.ll,- St. Ileki.'s p;ace,
bahnesgate.strect, l.andon.
DIVIDENDS to be made at ODIUM lALL.

Aug. 12, 'l. lienshave, Mincing-lane, wine-broker, at eleven.
W. Scott, Pall mall, tailor, at eleven. Aug. 5,1• Canon,
Iturkland Comm .n, timber merchant, at twelve. Augue 5, J.
It nits, jun. Doren-site,', l'orunan-squate, Flambe'', at
5, F. ravel, Thsyer-street, haberdather, at ten.
I)IVIDEI4I3S to be made ia the COUN FRY.
Ans. 11, W. Walker, Leeds, tar.acr, at eleven, at the Wood-
-111-/11, Wakefield. Aug P, C. Blatt, Warrington,
at three, at the Nat'e Bead, Wmritibton. Aug. 9, M. Bentley,
Wakefield, wimilst,ipler, at ekv'en, at the Woodman, Wakefield.
Aug. 7, J. I butupsott, SCSI. merchant, at eLvcn, at the
lkar and Crow4,l;:wicla. Aug. 5, .1. and R. lord,
cotton-apienerb, at twelve, at the Lridge Inn, Bohan. Aug. 5,
W. Cubic, li.Atun, and J. hal/bridge, L./astute, cotton ntants'ac..
tunics, at eleven,
ti a brudge law, Amlton. Aug. 7, J. Luke,
Exeter, kontrionsrr, at eleven, at the Globe, Fitter. Auto.:
T. Fisher, Elton, livery-atabk-keeper, at elaven, at the Huta,
Stamford.
CERTIFICATES--Auce,:r lh

J. Halstead, St. Catherine's, asibotaker. 'l'. Jones, Liverpool,
merchant. B. Wissdtli, tAmalowarli, jusveller. lt. C. Searle,
r•affron Walden, upholsterer. D. Carruthers, Liverpool, mer-
cbaut. P. sonserl3.l4, WsLalli r.wl.blade-sualer. Garroj,
rusklington-street, tasokbi.ular. 11. Westou. Wouuton, taiuu.r.
I. Giver, Louie Uruuk-suett,

IrONGITITY OF MEN OF LETTERS.
The(ollowing enunierition, copied from one of the
periodical publications, will, by many of our Readers,
ise deemed a kind of curiosity.
" In a literary circle: the conversation lately turned
on the effec study on the constitution ; and it
was affirmed, few men of learning had attained
old age. IVltis 'lnsertion was controverted by the
writer of this article, who engaged if he should suc-
ceed in establUing the truth of his opinion, to send
you the result of his researches for insertion in the
Clarrkal Journal; should you think, with the com-
pany, that the subject falls within the limits of your
plan —You will obst.rve that artists and physicians
were not considered as retitled to a place in :he list,
unless they had distinguished themselves by literary
productions. n. Y."
7u. Arnaud. Baechirl. Basnage, Beveridge. Blaciluck. Burr-
have. Bouthon. Bradley. Carr.ius, U. Ceubulus.
Ce-
perrdeua. Cups'. Darwin. Dormant. D'Herbelot. Do•hvell. Dry-
den. 1 gnativa. Ennius. Erytbreus. Eusebius. Fos, J. Fraeastu-
rio. Galen. Gesner,l M. Giidus. Howelt. Junefus. Leibnitz.
Libanius. I.ivy. Mainionides. Muurgues. Neucunte. Nicole, P.
Nolkt. Origeu. Pagninus. Pals,, Goy. Perrault. Pe:it. Pe-
trarch. Pittacus. Priestley. Rabeta.s. Rousseau, .1. 11. Selders
Socrates. Stephens, H lasamt: Theodurgt. Vsts.
sits, J.

7i. Addison, L. Andrews, Bp. Arias Montanus. Atterhuri.
Bardxus. llattidos. Ifcdrll lioccuui. Bussierelt. Cantons.lli. Cas-
sini, Cx•ar. Catollus. Cudworth: patio'. Lpipitaitios. Estlus.
Gobus. Gronovius. Grotiovius, James. Harth. Lintarus. Lowih,
W. Oxenstirrin, Co•mr. Pal:as. Parker. Pisxdrus. Ma'am's. Ra-
cine. L. Kaolin. Kydi. barpi, Paul. I ourutly. Whiteligad.
Wotton. Sir H.

72. Antelot Muttons. Anareas, T. Aristarehus.
Bourdalone. liorelli Burnet. Byrom. Camden. Casaubon, M.
Chandler, R. Chatner. Cheyne. Confucius. Custard. Cuper.
Mhos. Memel. Epicurus. Eust bius. Farnaby. Godwin, J. God-
um, F. aliVe, J. Harris. Henry, R. Jones. i.e Quinn. Locke:'
Lopez.de Vega. Malherbe. Mat-Nigh. Mason. Moen, H. More,
H. Papiqn• Pennant. Politl. Pridemia Reuchlin. Reytteau.
Robert•on Sabbathier, F Sannartrius. SayJe,SirH.
Sb, tb-Id. Shirley. Temple, biz W. Too. Tri.►iuo. N'att der
Putt, u. Vonius, G. J. Ward, Stilt.
73. Abbadie. Ainsworth, R. Aonesley. A. Earl of Anglesea.
Barbeyrac, J. Bates, W. Baster, W. Bennet. ON. kludteus.
liugenliagen. Buonamici. Burrhamn, Capperonier, C. Cary, R.
Caylus, Count. Chandler. Cruner. Duppa. Flunstead. Gaily.
Glover. Hieing. litre. Le lieut. Lightfoot. Mezerai. Mignot.
Moore, J. Morin, J. B. Nicculi. Norte. Paleotti. Pavilion. 1'o•
Shier. Potter, Arcitbp. Riccioli. heiopplas. Sorbonne, R. de.
Trublet. Whita►er, J

74. Ater. Amory. Aredno. Barclay, A. Barto!mei. &wart',
C. Boileau. Boissaral. Bouhours. Briggs. Clearer, Bp. W. Des.
touches. Drelincourt. Euripides. FabricNs, W. Fontanelle. Gill.
tiramani. Jerniughani. dosses, W. 14 Fontaine. Lagny. Le Gen-
die. Lev.eque. Lister. I.ythat. klacquer. Mornay. Nicole, CL
°Wye. Olivecrants. Osorio. Penn. Plurpiet. Pringle, Sir 1. Ke-
nai:dot. Sanctlus. Scaliger.Jul. Schmid. Seeker. Shipley. Simon.
Spied. Swinton. Warwick, Sir I'.
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7S. /C,eltroes. Albert. Antaltaus. Archimedes. Arriap. Ash.
mole. Aubrey. Bartome. Moran. &Awn,. Camerarlus. Coeceius,
EL Clarke, W. Confucius. Deisunoy. Dubois. Ego; In. Gibrar.
G raklus Cambrensis. Harmer. Hennas, D. Hosins. Howe, J.
baLeus, Sd. Jobn.on• Julien. Lalande. Lamy, B. Lamy, F.
!augurs. Law, W. Leland, 3. Le Mourner, P. S. Lermieu.
Ltue'en. Mabilloa. Maplorci. Malgnau. Marlirux. Marsh, N
Martial. Mehinskl. Michaelis. Naude, Olahus. Passed.
Pearson. Pompignan. Quevedo. Qukrini. R thutin. Reaumur.
ithodoginus. Sattdarsou. Spat. 'lrapp. Übbtr. Vanlere,
Watts, Wyche:ley.
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, 76. AWE. An-selm. Augustine. St. Bell. Bartholomew.
Baxter, IL Mummy. lloscovich. Bouritelot Browne. Buchanan.
fluffier. Duffel. kurtou, J. Lalepino. Cuilicr, J. Daiile. Dr
►.isle. C. Dan-shay. huha. Frlibieu, A. PAnilyco. Frurnir.
Gouge, T. thiichard. ITale, Sir M. H.-rebus. Hoffman, M.
Jarclii. Juute:icy. Le Ora, D. Lt. Grua. Lowth, R. Malay
Ma.uitourg. Matniumel. Alercuraialis. Nasoafi. Ogilby.
Ya-
retiain. ?wank. C. Kay. Rolaudiuu. Ruhuhrii. Saluuaru.
Ink:Tali'. bractinua. h•uaue. I uoitr, ttotue. Vaillant.•
'somata. Vincent. Wodhull. Werenfila. Wulf

77. Attics*. Baker, Sir R. Hams. Bedfrnd. Bessarion. But.
lase. Brooke. Cascara, J. 1.). Chapman. Chartesoix. corn:litre.
Cooper, Bp. Ged./yn. Hubert. .lah:onsky. Jackson, 1. Icffetya
Latino'. Le Beau. I.c Grain. Logan. Mallebranche Mehooth.
Morin, P. Morin. S. °chinos. Oeittint. Patna •Pillteer. Pen-
tane), Porteur.. Kes.n.us. Rigault. Saticrat. Scnttus. Sedatne.
Shepherd, R. Spud. Strada. atukel. y. Sydenhant, F. Tatisillo.
terrassen, IL Thoynard. lownsun. Wetrithall. Wattle.
Auliery, A. Bacon. Bowler. Bulkley. Cat,ou Corneille.
Decembrie. Ue Is Hire. Dertmen. Dunne. Frydeau. Flechier.
Galileo. Goniar. Grey, R. Gouge, W. Grosseteste. liacket.
Jausenius, l• Jerome) Blackuight. Maskelyne. Morales Morel.
Mullet, U. F. Muratori. Murphy. New.on, R. Newton, T.
Nicaisir. Nicole, 1. Nizzoti. I'aul.nus Mulattos. Philips, A. Po-
ked. Porteus, Bp. Possevino. Sacked e. Satolersun, R. Ste.Fole.
Sid. Sprat. Swift. Talbert. Warten, 3.
79. Atnyin. Angelo, P. Bantle:tiny. Basbuysen. Beansobre.
Bellarmine. Benseratie. Bracciolini, F. BraechAint, P. Brute.
to linuby• Casten. ChapeLgin. Cheiterls.ld, Lord. Contrails.
Ciousaa. Cuntberlatid. IC !Janie!, G. Duchat. Endyn. Gibson.
ciben. Goal. Harvey. King. Kircher. Klorstneli. Lancelot.
Le Clem. I.eechnian. Lilly. Limborth Long, 'F. Lully. Ma!
taus, F. S. Manta:re. Massillon. Altinage. Nichols. Otidln, C.
Uudin, F. Owen, FL Passiund. Petit. P. Medic. PoEglo.
Ricci. St. Jehn. Stgrais. Shah) Granville. Se! erer. -Venison,
Arehlip. Upton. Verhubtus. Vertot. Wake. Warburton. Wat-
son, Bp.
so. Avila. Bacon, R. Baluse, Belled, Bentley. Sorer Bower.
Matron, Burnet, Capellus, Chaliondyks, Coverdale, panda',
Dangeau, IMO/it:tie, De Choisy, be Lisle, 1. N. Desmaretti
Dumarsais, liunconite, Edwards, Etatostbeties, Gatisker, Gaga,
Geoerw el, Goodwin, I'. llasttd, I ley, 1. lioffnian, F. Jablonski,
Juvenal, Le Grand, Leighton R. Leo di Modena, Le Sage,
Levi' Leu.Longuerste, I.udtils:is, I. Lysias, Mambrun, Mauro-
deo, Morin, Mutts, Nardi, Nevnuts,r. Nicoll, R. Nunez, Pen-
ander Pitlaus Pulignac, Pytiqgoras, Quessap, Quinn.
keyber, :thatch Bioko', Rollin* Scott, Seeley, Sir C.
SLeWou, Slang., Solon, Spielman, Stesieborus, Stow, Sturrnius, 1.
Terrasann, J. Usher, Walpole, Hot. Ward, 1, Webb,F. Wie-
land Wykehatn, W.
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Aineithan, Beenoulgi, Cerda, ChauEau, Coz,R. Croak's,
D'Agueiseau, Dngdale, Duval, Emerson, Fabretti, Fleming,
Gvrald, P. L. Guy's' Hail, Hentsterhuis, Hopkins, karrey, Len-
gle, Long, K. Nlacc,F. Mackaalt, Ma.gUab cchi, Olearius, Pa-
trick, Plato, Racan., Raymond, Regular, *Septalius, Sepulveda,
Simeon, tipanischn,E. Sturm, I. Varro, ViValli, Wallin*, Zac-
caria, Zeno, Ap.
SS. Arnautd, Athenodorus, Baldoiiul, Blaekbumes Blair, H.
Boccie:, Brillion, Biwa, Sir W. Bryant, Charpentier, Delany,
Delame, Epiphanies, Eapen, Fleury, Gowcr, Grasser. HaiVet de
Couronne, liardown, Flayes, C. Hottaiaii, F. Haug , lean.
Lin, Icnyns, Suaasa, Juloft, hiagr)zy, Marchetti, Martin, D.
Matheson, Mercator. Paul 111. Percy, lJ' etu:itiger, Polybius,
Pout that, ltusliwortb, Wall, W. Waller, Wray.
63. Allttius, Bcocdict XIV. Bosimet, Boys, li-uen Chrysip-
pus, Clarke, S. Dambenton,L).ekitison. Ftlate, Fulard, Goldoni,
La Martiniere, Leland, hfarkland, Almeria:sus, Moncriff,
Murcil, Pirou, iluddinow, Saban, Schaaf, boutli, Swedenborg,
Vali:mous.

54. Bohr!, T. Barlow, T. Mammy, R. Bectarla, J. B. Cu-
, dui, J.. 1. Cato, Censor, Diopbantus, Duguet, thimoulin„ P.
Fontaine, Gagnaches, Halts' S. La Grat.ge.Chancel, Lardner,
Law, E. Le Mourner, I.obtgr Marahani, Mather, Magas-
Casio, Nowton,Sir J. Usterwa,d, Fearer, Z. rigithili, l'ylo, Ray-
nal, Sic. Pair:, Scriverlus, Slaerleck, bp. Whitton, Xcnocrates,
Yours.
85. Al. sander, N. Anacreoo, Arnold Banter,
' Calmet, Cuuaut, Dldynius, Gaspard, I.eof'roy,
kitnatti', lioAlley, 'Holland, V. Hume, Idorrobow, La
,Mothr4a-Vayer, Lattmer, L'hafant, LOngoninntanus, Lycur.
gus, Maritally, Mouboddo, Lord, P-cio, Popuscla, Plierocydes,,
• Pingre, St. Lambert, St. Pierre, Scarborough, Sherburne, I
Southern, Slater, Valestu4, Voltaire' Zanotti.
86. Baser, Sir R. harberini, itollogarde, Bora, Chiabrera,
Ctbbcr, Coke, sir E. Cumberland, Ep. Douglas, bp. Du.ican,
U. Cupay, Evelyn, Giorgi' Lames, Lord, lantben, Marcblo•
MU, Maftnan, K, Mirabaud, Alamo, Olivet„ Oughttad, Plarade,
Pulycarp, *Yakima:l.
87. Abaurt Alherws Magnus, Boscager, beaatome, Cliam-
borlayue. Hooper, G. L'hetrattgo Maned, Manaus, 'Mout-
Pasquier, Pococae, st. dartbe, Strada, Victoria% VOO.
dos, Wallis, N'esl:y.
88. Alamos, 1414414u5, Cherreau, Cribilloa, Croft, Lipi,fitk

herbert.T. Fontana, Junius, F. boats, Marasci, Mornoye,
Tucker, Dean, Whitby.
89. Ausbv, Latmay,Meibornltis,llf. Melmotb,‘V. Whims,
Murray, Lord Mansfield.
90. Allen, T. Carm-arles, Child, D'Antreau, Dlogenes, Fleury,
Cardinal, Flnyer. Guarino, idolwell, Joachim, Join,llle, Lad-
rucat, L. F. Lucian, hlanget, Maynard, Margagol,•Nnasell,
Puuvius, Palm. Protaguras, Robinson, St. Lereniond, bbarp,
Arcid.p. Nophoeler, Walton, :. Xenophon.
pt- Auriga. Bathurr Lord, f ra.4rn, Hobbes, Holtman, Hae,
Jerome, Kuraib, Lloyd, SlJatae, Vondel, Wren, Sir C.
fz. U.pleix, Ferrari, liwtun, W. Kemp's, T. i. Las Casas,
Ruysch, :Ormond, Spann', I hales, Wilsmt. bp.
Emlyn, Iluith, Pp. lrecnus, July, Cl. Mairan.
Bartny, Corneille, T. linnet, Scuilry, Mad. de She-
Sul,,ntott, :.,trype, 'White, F.
95. Arnatilti, li. Constant Courayar, Gallus, Morton, T.
Parcieue, Sebizins, 1,41.
pa. Caoiodonis, Corclli, Corveto, Vida.
97. 1:;-'cllarrnunt, Huultig vu, Mu.iiati, Myscti.
9s. Ir9..drees, Gentiat, hocratcs, l'ellerin, St. Aubire, Zero.
• 99. Clrar,tl:e., Dentozritua, Philemon.
100. .11burn.aar, Catitacuzettu., Curnam, Fonteaelle, lie•
sio.l. Les! t, J.

I DLL Conitanun.-101. Hipp )cratet.-105. Xrflophilus.-
107. "1 heopbrastus.-1 14. Maim), Jason.-157. Eyimenidca

TMs BARBARY I'l .fIES.

FRANK MR I°. JUNE •_s.

On the 1611 inst. being the 35i.b meeting of the
Diet, was presented the follay.ing representation re-
specting the piracies of the Barbary corsairs :
The free cities of Lubeck, Frankfort, Bremen, and
Hamburg'.:—The Minister of the s tat free side.; has
received orders front the S. pates of the Hanse Towns
to submit the following Memorial to the Diet :
" The Senates of the those Towns of Lubeck,
I Bremen, and Hemburgh, feel themselves bound to
call the attention of the Diet to an object which is of
the greatest importance, not only directly to these
cities•as well as to all oilier Gem) en maritime states,
but also to the whole German Federatilen. It is al-
reedy known, from the accounts in public peptic, that
piracy is carded on in an unheard of manner by •I'n.
nisian corsairs in the North Sea and even in the
Channel. It also nppears from several official re-
ponse transmitted by the Charges d'AS•a tes and
Consul of the Hanse Towns at Madrid and Lisbon,
that, according to formal communications made to
them by the Minister of the King of the Netherlands
et the lot mer. and by the French Consul General at
the latter Caurt, severe! armed Barbary corsairs,
among which are, in particular, two Tunisians, had
sailed for the Atlantic, in order to cruise against the
ships of the Haute Towns and some other German
States, but grotte:Hy against Prussian ships ; and
have expressly declared this design under the pretence
that they are in a state of war with these Statei.
" On the 16:11 of last month the Hemburgh ship
Ocean, with a cargo of great value, and the Chtis-
tiania, from Lubec, and still more recently a Ham-
burg!) and an Oldenhurgh ship, both named Cache-
rine, were taken by these pirates. Fortunately, British
ships of war fell in with the robbers, and carried both
them and the vessels they had captured into English
ports, whence the latter were permitted to prosecute
their respective voyages; meanwhile the Captain of
the ship Ocean, end five of his crew who had been
removed on board another pirate, remain in the hands
of the Tunisians, atid, so far as is known, the Atlantic
and the No:th-sea are still rendered insecure by the
ravages of the Tunisian Corsairs. It is, however,
with gratitude to be acknowledged, that England has
by her act, in this instance, deciered that she will not
permit such offcnces to be committed on the seas
which wash her coasts, and it is to be hoped that the
other maritime Powers of Etnepe (to whom the Se-
nate of Hamburgh has already, through their resi.
dent Ministers at Hembtirgh, addressed itself) will
concur in adopting active measures for the restora-
tion of the security of navigation which is so impor-
tant to all Europe: but the Senates of the Hanse
Towns do, notwithstanding, not only consider it pro.
per, but regard it as their duty most urgently to claim
trien the High German Diet, and all the members
thereof, their powerful cooperation towards the total
abolition of depredations which are calculated to in-
terrupt all commerce by sea.
6, Tire existence of the piracies of the Barbary
Powers, even within the limits to which their depre-
dations have hitherto been confined, is doubtlese a
public injury to all Europe; and the compulsory ex.
clesion thereby effected from the Mediterranean, of
the ships of those german States which arc unable
to procure protection to their flags, either by a naval
fOrce, or by making considerable pecuniary sacri-
fices, was previously not only to themselves, lint to
those interested in the trade which they carry on. an
evil of no small magnitude, and which was besides
increased by the insecurity of a part of the Atlantic.
The abolition of the piracy of the Barbary Powers.
even within those limits, had become the anxious'
wish of all Europe, and was an object to which the
attention of the Powers assembled in Congress at
Vienna was d.reated. Bilk how trifficg is this partial
evil when compared with the incalculably 'amebic.
•ou. consequences which may ensue, it these African
pirates are permitted, without i iterruption, to sail
from their infected cnests, and to spread among dis-
tant countries the diseases which they carry along
with them I •

" It will also henceforth be useless to send the pro-
duce an.i manutacturerc•f Germany down the Rivers
which communicate with the Noi it, Sea and the Bal-
tic, or evein to convey them by land to the different
sea-ports, in cider that they may be transported in
vessels to foreign countries. A similar fate will
await those articles destined to be imported into Ger.
many. The merchant protects himself by insurance
against the ordinary dangers to which vessels ate
usually exposed at sea. Even during maritime war,
which is so injurious to commerce and navigation.
the same protection is to a certain degree obtained by
higher premiums, although the payment of these pre-
miums is a heavy tax, both on the manufacturer and
the consitmerj but they cannot possibly insure their
property against the threatened attacks of. the Bar-
bary pirates.
si These pirates, who are-totally ignorant of the
law of nations, and who cruise for the express pur-
pose of 'plunder, first announced their declaration of
war by their attsscks. It must rot be supposed that
these vessels are the property of private individuals ;
they are fitted out, in execution of their laws. These
plunderers limit themselves to no time or forms ;
they unexpectedly attack defenceless merchants, and
carry off not only property but even men,. German
tellow-citisens, whore cries are re-echoed from their
native coasts, and whom these African pirates plunge
iota tLe gloomy dungeoas c! slaiuy. DArger4 of such

n2te7e coultl never be articirtted, tr.d con!eqeetr!v
no precautions have been adopted ariir.st them. Gc,
currences of this nature have gi% en rise ti. feelings r.f
insecurity, which have interrupted navigation al
commerce ; for no one knows how long may be the
'continuation of these atrocities, which I:Ave 1,1 the
meanwhile occasioned a tot:d stagnation of
These Pirates will become more audacious by beirg
allowed to escape unpunished, and to :.accred in ti:e.r
desultory enterprises.
Even though the Getman Confederatiln poese,v
as a Icier ative body, no naval lorcc, it is ne;tl.,r

rticient in the power nor mean, necessary for ell; ctuir7iy
watching over the safety of German ;
the Hanse Towns may justly entittain it pe,..that a
proposal for the cones• consideration or ths: imper-
tant boAness will meet the approbation of the Die."
On the questions Ewing put by the l'lter:”ExT. ell
voices were unanimous in declatirg, dust that re-
spective High Coders and Constituents shrii::J he is-,
tertr.ed of these circurnst.inres, t!iat they might advtpt
the most effxtu al means for Ow mot, ctioe el Getman
commerce- The maji:rity writ: I rriiii:-: that I
Girnmission, consisting of fiv, Members, sh,tild
clios..n to prepare suitable p.-opiisitions w!tezeo-, t.,
tramp the Report.
The Ambasirador of the KING of the SEittra-
LAND; delivered the followiig to the Protiw•il :

81 1.114 t we should on ti is occasion consult all 4.!::
Courts, and in pat ticufar die Great Courts, is bryonc:
all douht. The opinions of individuals are of little
importance ; the question is, what ought ico ice done,
and what it is possible to do lam 11” S invested
with unl'mited powers on Vie part of the whole
United Netherlasids: but I will, nevertheless, in this,
and on all t.h.citii•ms, agree with die majoi•ity when
they vote (or a commission ; though I never nt very
seldom connect cs id] the institution of 5.1C11 a body,
the idea of more prompt counsel, but only the as.
pectation of farther elucidation and greater industry.
I am therefore inclined, as in every caw which occurs
here, to develope ell the grounds for and against the
question, in r,: der that. the Courts may turns their
views on these inve,sii,eations. In what way cast can
they hear public opiaion Oi ia what bNier manner
can that o‘ainiun be directed ? The eery 6rst article
of the Act of Confederation speaks of the illy:ale.
bill/ y of the iiietvidu.:l Getman States, not Of terriii
writs or dominion:.•

,g Since then ihe word State is not nose regarded as
formed merely of five alpl.abetic characters, but as
representing honour, life, libiaty, property, and the
security of activity and their ist•
dustry, the question of protection it assurely some-
thing imperative : !wt. ti* .afferent branches of the
question as to the practicability of th- viotection Atl
its extent, are v oithy serious iiiv,Eigation. Co
the conclusi ‘r, of the Hourbon-family-compac!, ssys
it ever asked v:lictl,e: it included the repression of all
offences and arts of irjustice by sca and Whe-
ther it related erpa.:Py to reetehantmen awl ships of
war ? The ret:,-acii..n and extension of the present
evils may cot confined to the propagation of disease
only, but may occasion bate:ruptcica and lossot con-
fidence in cons-e.tience of the execution et mercantile
orders beir3 impeded, which would not tail to pro-
duce the suspension of several branches of riat.:l3c.
lures in the interior."

The Diet then proceeded to the cleL Tim% of the
Commission, and the choice tell open Corot V.ot
Goltz, Baron Von Eyben, Baron Von Gegein, Herr
Vun Berg, and the Syndi . me.
44 Itesolution—That the i..iv..rs, Count Von Cob;
Baron Von Eyben, Baron Von C. Het on
Berg, and the Syndic Dine, b:. leq.:ebted to submit
a joint opinion on the most efficient precg.iti I e
securing the German navigation against
of the 13arbary corsairs, with a view to the repent t 3
be made.to the Courts and Constituents of the
hers of the Diet."

THE EVENING STAR.

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LONDON.

NEXT SATURDAY, itotti JULY, LOTTERY WILL
FINISH,FIRST PRIZE WILL. HAVE J.',0,0u0 Ntoith—
PROBABLY MAY BE £4o,7W!!!—NO ADVANC:i IN
PRICE!!

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1817.
PR!CP OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TV.I.I.VE O'CLOCK t
Reduced nOt:—Cons.mo.oof ex. divr—for Augost
4 per Cent. fig I— 5 prr ('..nt. Navy, 10-.
Dank Long Aua.s. vt—lndia Bonds itoi to 107 pr.
Exchequer Bins 19s. IS.. pr.

The Gaulle of last night announces the appomt.
ment of Sir BENJAMIN Ilsonxiviri.o to the office cf
Reviser of the Privy Purse and Private Secietary to
the PRINCE REGENT. in the room of the Right Ho-
nourable JOHN /11`MAIION. who retires on accouLt cf
the impaired state of his health.
We are eonvinc?d that the country at large will
applaud his Royal Highness's cbcice on this o:ca-
sions and we know of none who couid hay.! Lela
selected, better qualified to fill the duties ci thoLe
highly honourable and confidential situations. Sir
BENJANIIN Busosirtrin has Lven for many years :a
the service of the Putsce RECF.N4', during which time
he has uniformly conducted himself with the i:iB!leit
integrity-and ability ; and he k a rare exani_le ci
ore whose character and conduct have remained us•
changed whilst enjoying the confldence and :Am::
of Royalty.

Charleston Papers to the 16th of June have ..-
rived. They report that WILLIAM NVILTSHIRE,
the British Consul at Nlogadore, who, with so mo;.i
generosity and feeling, !edema from slavcry a;id
otherwise befriended the American Captain ItiLLY,
and his unfortunate fellow-sufferers, has b:ia ap-
pointed American Agent at that place, to assist, oa
account of Government, any Americans eiho may
hereafter be in distress, or meet with disasters is that
quarter.—Thvse Papers bring no news worthy cf
noLicos

YcEterday the PRINCE REUENT hor.ourcd Lori and
Lady CASI LEREAteiI with his conspany
tlicit huust. aliC24-iti'44l