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London, England, 1819-05-15

By Mr. WAKEFIELD.,
At Garraway's Coffee-House. 'Citange.Alley, Cornkfil, on

.I.I.:ESDAY, Suite 1, in Two Lots,

LOT I.IIIIE MANORS or 'reputed MANORS of
itIARK-HALL, •LATFON-HALL, NEW-
HALL, BRENT-HALL, and KITCHENMALL, with the
distinguished Mansion of MARK-HALL, and the adjoruMg
ESTATE, producing, with anTetimate of tbe Land in handy
£4,000 per Annum, situated between the Nineteen *and the
Twenty-three Milem;tones on the Road to Newmarket, near the,
Royal Forests of Hanault and Epping, and being in the Coun-
ties of Essex and Hertford, lying all compact, and near the
Market-Towns of Harlow, Mertford,. Ssorford, Epping, and
Ongar ; and from the remarkable high condition in which the
Estate is, the respondbility of the Tenantry, its great Local Ad-
-vantages, its contiguity to the best Markets, the Extent of the
Manors abounding with Game, which base been preserved with
unrivalled care, the beauty of the Attie, and elegance of the
Mansion, it may be esteemed one of the finest Properties ever
offered for Sale.
Lor 2. The ADVOWSON of the PARISH of LATTON,
being an excellent Glebe...Meuse, One Hundred and Thirty
Acres of Glebe-Land, and a Living producing £3OO per An-
num, heing the entire Tithes of the Parish of !anon, and pm-
Isesaing peculiar advantages, u will be set forth, the present In-
ambent aged 59.
_ _

May be viewed by Tickets only, which may be had of Mr.
WakelA& Lsoglitiveivaryff, Pall-Mail, and Descriptive Par-
=re of Una; d.Moaee. trriham,.liindsrley, and
tori,:lhiceles-IMit of Mr. Foreman, Salicitor, Harlow ;
of Mr. Juksest, Auctioneer. Hertford; of Won. Chalk and
Orokostard ; Mt. Lake, Load-Surveyor, Colchester;
71 dty Mame% Iraq. Solicitor, Bury St. Edinund's- Mr. Wake-
Ipswich ; .Mr. Morton Lampitts, FySeld ;
and at Crarraway's Cutlec-House, 'Change-Alley, Comilla.
London, England, 1819-05-15

This day was published, price 45. bound, the Third Edition,
English and Italian, of
CONVERSATIONS of a MOTHER with her
V DAUGHTER, and some Other Persons; or, Dialogues
composed for Madame Cunpan's Establishment fer Young La
dies, near Paris ; and arranged by Madamsfor the Use
of English Young Ladies.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane.
Of whom may be had,
The Same Conversations, French and baba, price 4s. bound.
, Also, in French and Engliiit. price 3s. Id. bound.
This day was published, riot Ejthe Swap, boards.N
EXe°SITION of swag a thip TaANS-
AACTIONS that have taken place at ST. HELENA, since
the Appointment of Sir Hudson Lowe as Governor of that
Island, with an authentic Aceount of the past and present Treat •
mein of Naroason, corroborated broadtails official docouassits.
BARRY E. O'MEARA,
Late Surgeon to k:apoleoa.
Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadily.
London, England, 1819-05-15

On the 10th May was published, the First Part of •
ADIGESTED INDEX of the CRIMINAL STA-
TUTE LAW of ENGLAND, alphabetically and analy-
tically arranged ; 'hewing, it one view, the present state of those
laws; the several Statutes at length; creating, continuing, re-
viving, or making perpetual the sense, and how far they seve-
rally bear upon and are affected breach other.
By H. NUTTALL TOMLINS, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple. •
London t Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller,
No. 7, Fleet-street, between the Temple Gates.

This day was published, in One 'Prime Octavo, price 7s. 6d.
ZHE REVIVAL of POPERY, its INTOLE-
RANT CHARACTER, POLITICAL TENDENCY,
ENCROACHING DEMA NDS, and UNCEASI NG USUR-
PATIONS ; detailed in a Series sf Letters to Wur.uar Wm-
sumac; Esq. hLP. With an Appendix, containing copious
Extracu from the Notes, inculcating Persecution, which are
annexed to the aetkorisedßoman Catholic Bible, and Remarks
on the wilful Corruption of Holy Scripture.
By WILLIAM BLAIR, Esq. A.M.
Printed for Ogle, Duncan and Co. 37, Paternoster-row, and
295, Holborn ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Seeley, Fleet.street ; Wil-
son, Essex-street, Strand; Ogle and Co. Edinburgh; M. Ogle,
Glasgow; and Johnson and Co. Dublin.
GOLDSMITH'S ENGLAND--CONTINUED TO 1815.
This day was published, in four soh. Bro. price £1 las. boards,
the Seventh Edition, corrected, of
THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the earliest
Times to the Death of George the Second. •
By OLIVER GOLDSMITH, M.B.
' With a Continuation te-the Treaty concluded at PAriei in the
Yeir 1815.-By CHARLES COATE, LL.D.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington•' J. Otridge ; J. Nunn ;
Scatcherd and Lettecrnan ; J. and A. Arch; J. Richardson; J.
NL Richardson; J. Cuthell; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and
Brown ; Cadell and Davies • j. Booker; Baldwin, Cradockrand
Joy; G. and W. B. Whittaker; W. Button and Son; J. Black
and Son; J. ARperne • R. Fenner; Rodwell and Martin;
Sauaders ; Edwards and Knibb ; and B. Reynolds.
Of whom may be had,
Goias/stair's Ilizzoas of Ross ; 2 vols. Bvo. price 141. bds.
The tame abridged, 12mo. price Es. 6d. bound.
GOLD:Ames ',MORT of Game; 2 soh. Bvo. price 141. bds.
The same abridged, litmo. price 3s. 6d. bound.

This day was published,
In Two Vols. Bvo. with accurate Map of Scotland, •
price LI. 4s. boards,
A GEOGRAPHICAL and STATISTICAL DE-,
SC ItIPTION of SCOTLAND; containing a General
:iurvey of that Kingdom : its Climate, Mountains, L.k- ea,
vets, Products,'Population, Manufactures, Comriterce, rteugion,
Literature, Government, Revenue ; a Llescalticit of
every County; its Extent, Sod, Products, Minerals, A Odes,
Seats ; with an appropria‘e Table o ea. County; and n Stasis-
dual Atcotint of every Pariah. To which are a4d4ste,nelfarld
• •
Tallies to illustrate the Work. !
,
1:11 JA Mk.* PL AY PAT Re.D.D. lt.R.Stand ?AA left.
Principal of the United College of St. Andrew's' find- ilistorio.;
grJpher to his Royal ljagknos the Prinkolllaigent.
Edinburgh: Fri:ilea for Conliahle and Co. Edin-
burgh ; L.M7inan, Rea, Otineinisd aid Mrs:,
• liobiwioa and Co. Loudon.

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London, England, 1819-05-15

This day was published,
In foolscap svo. price ss. 6d. boards, the Fourth Edition, of
ROUGH SKETCHES of BATH, Epistles, and
other Pilems•—•By Q. us rat Comma.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock. and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row ; Meyler and Son, and Barratt, Bath. •
By whom are also lately published, by the same Author,
1. Parliamentary Letters, foolscap Bro. price 45. 6d. boaids.
2. The Dandies of the Present Day, and Maccaronies of the
Past, price ls.

PICTURES.
A Small, but highly Valuable Collection of Pictures, of the
meat Quality, and in the purest state of Preservatkin.
THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Mr. Stanley's Room, No. t 2, Old Bood-sertets on FAIDAT,
the 4th of June, at Twelve o'Qock,
PHIS very VALUABLE COLLECTION is com-
*riled of the choicest Work of the Dine& and Flemish
Schools, and consists of--Two ma Pamela% by Rem-
brandt ; a Candle-light Scene, Sc; the homed Bonnet
Rouge, Teniers; Landscape and Figurs, Wonotnenens; an
Interior Ostade ; Sea Pieces, by Dasaiberms owl Vendirr-
velde • Flowers, Mignon ; Landscape and Plgines, C. du Jar-
din; bead Game, by Hoodekoeter and Grails; Interior, C.
Boger; and many others, by equally einispot aims.
T. be viewed on Wedneeday and Thrralaypnieding the
Sale; Catalogues to be bad of Mr. Rabbis, Watwick.areet,
Oolden-equare.
London, England, 1819-01-25

'UARY

0, 1819.

T•
HE ANNIVERSARY 'FESTIVAL in honour of,
the Birth-Day of his Royal Highness the DUKE of SUS,
SEX, 1l!. W. G. M. of Frce and Accepted Masons of England,
will be held at Free-Masons' Hall, Great queen-greet, Lincoln's
I Fields, on WZDTUDAT. the 27th instant,
Lord Viscount TORRINGTON in the Chair,

Ticket, to be had of the Grand Secretaries, at the Hall, and
at John Carter, Secretary to the Board of Stewards, No. 3 or 4,
George-street, Grosvenor-spore.

ADVERTISEMENT PIOM THE CAPE GAZETTE,
CAPE TOWN, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AUGUST
87, 1818.
LIZA ANNA DE BEYNAUD, wife of the
4:4 undersigned, having absconded last night, he hereby gives
notice to the Public, that he will not be responsible for any debt
contracted by her from this data G. DE REY NA CD,
Captain, 'loth Regiment.

THE REV. WILLIAM JAY.
MES ASPEItNE respectfully informs the Pub-
lic, that on the First of February will be published, the
Number of the LXXVth Volume of the EUROPEAN
MAGAZINE, which will be embellished with a very striking,
andremarkahly fine LIKENESS ccomPanied with an inte.
Memoir) of the Rev. WILLIAM JAY, of B:lttr.. Tilruleisntumbet will also contain a View of the Monument erected
ist&. Paul's. Cathedral, to the Mal* ory of Marquis Cormvallig,
•Piice.ts. Proof Impressions of the Portrait and View Will Si
taken separate, on Colombier Paper, at 40.
32, Cornball, Jan. 25,

BANK RESTRICTION NOTE.
Printed on Bank Post Paper, price One Shilling.
AN ENGRAVED SPECIMEN OF A BANK-,
NOTE—NOT TO BE IMITATED. Submitted to
the consideration of the Bank Directors, and the inspection of
the Public. With the Bank Restriction: Barometer; or, Scale
of Effects on Society of the Bank-Note System and Payments
in Gold—By ABRAILV.I FRANKLIN.
Publi.hed by William hone, Ludgate-Hill.
This day was published,
In One Vol. 12tno. with 50 Cuts, price 4s. boards,
The Seventh FAition, of
THE BEAUTIES of IIISTORY; or, Pictures of
Virtue and Vice ; drawn from examples of Men eminent
for their A irtues, or infamous for their vices. Selected for the
Instruction and Amusement of Youth.

• By the late WILLIAM DODD, LLD.
Printed for Baldwin and Co. Laelungton and Co. Longman
and Co. J. Harris, Scatcherd and Letterman, A. K. Newman
and Co. Parton an". Co. Law and Whittaker, Rest Fenner, B.
iterudds, Edward,' and Knibb, Simpkin and Marshall, and
Geo. Cowie and Co.
London, England, 1819-01-25

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101

caw- -
NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.
Just published, embellished with a fine Portrait, price 3s. is
extra boards,
THE LIFE of SIR RICHARD WHITTINGTON,
1. Knight, and nor Times Lerd Mayor of London.
Containing many important particulars respecting that illustrious
Man, never before published Intended to amuse, instruct, and
stimulate, the Rising Generation. By the Author of Memoirs
of George Barnwell
Laudon: Printed for Siterwoll. Neely, and Jones, Patemos-
acr-row.—Of whom may be had
The Memoirs of George Barnwell, prise 31. 6d. in boards,
embellished with an interesting Frontispiece, representing an
Interview between Barnwell and Mllwood.

Just published,
Embellished with an elegant Frontispiece. ns. boards,
TIME'S TELESCOPE for 1819; or, A Complete
GUIDE to the ALMANACK: containing an Explana-
tion of Saints' Days and Holidays, with Riestradons of British
History and Antiquities, Notices of obsolete Rites and Customs,
Sketches of Comparative Chronology, Astronomical Occurrences
in every Month, comprising Remarks on the Phenomena of the
Celestial Bodios, and the Naturalist's Diary, explaining the va-
rious Appearances in the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms, with
a Description of Fruit Trees. To which is prefixed, an Intro-
duction. containing a Compendium of Chemistry.
Loudon : Printed for Sherwood. Neely, and Jones, Paternos-
ter-row ; and sold by aR Bonksellen.
London, England, 1819-01-25

EltP

Saturday being the first day of Hilary Terns, the
LORD CIIANOttLOtt. MASTieR of the ROLLS, VICO-
CIIANCELLOR, and the Jutfoes, went down to West-
minster in the usual form, and proceeded to open
their several Courts

COURT OF kiNG's SENCIi.
On the sitting of the Codrt, the Cattr.Tilertci in-
timated to Mr. Serjeant PELL and Mr. Serjeant Cot.-
mkt, that the Patscs REGENT had. been graciously
pleased to appoint them King's Serjeants, and they
were as such directed to take their places within the
Bar. The CHIEF JUSTICE also communicated to
Messrs. WILSON, NOLAN, GAJELEE, and CAsarao,
that his Royal Highness having been pleased to ap-
point them of his Majesty's Counsel Learned in the
Law, they also would take their places within the
Bar. The usual report of the state of the convicts
at the several stations Ifas also read. It represented
them as all well.
London, England, 1819-01-25

COMMERCE OF EUROPE
This day was published,
In a very large Volume, aro. price Li ls. in boards,
V4UROPEAN COMMERCE ; or, Complete Mer-
°anti::: Guide to the Continent of Europe: comprising an
Account of the Trade of all the principal Cit.P,s of the Conti-
nent copious Tables of their Monies, Exchanges, Weights, and
Mei:sores, with their proportion to those of England, the Local
Regulations of each place, their Tariffs of Duties, Methods of
Buying and Stalling; Tares and other Allowances; together with
numerous Official Documents, Ordinances, &c. %ruling a
plate Code of Commercial Information.
By C. W. RORDANZS.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradncit, and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row; and J. M. Richardson, CornhilL
London, England, 1819-01-25

CLERICAn IaVrELLIGEN,:E.

SAKCARY 22.
•
, Mosslay,moreing, at eiglit u'ziJck, 170 trader Graday.l
this University entered tae S •nate-Irouse, for the •219e1,5.,
their bArg examined for the iloth-lor of Arts defy, ,
examinations are strict, and will contintic the week, a4t
lag reguLir periods for refreshment.

The iltV: James Cumtning, M.A. Professor of fits:v,„
and Fer...w of Trinity Co,lege, has 'wen presented by
ter and Fellows of that Snicty, to the Roctory of Novz!,
ton, iu Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Rey. J. jam;."`'
Friday, the Rev. Richard N -.vton Adams, M.A. pax
Sidney College, and late Mathematic-11 crater of tiog
was elected Master of the Royal Math amatical &hoc!,

Friday. Mr. Henry Venn, B.A. of Quecn'. College, ra:
matted a Fellow of that :sad, .y.
The Margaret Preachetehip is vacant, by the
th,- Rev. J. Fawc,:tt.

Thu Rev. John Griffith, B.D. Minor Caner cf
Fellow of Emmanuel Culleg., has been instita:fd t. the A:
age of Lakenheath, in SLffolk, on the in...entatia.., of de
and Chapter of Ely. •

/AMU Rl' 9.3.
This day the following honours were conferred :
hloneaavorts—Richard Gwathin, M.A. of S:. Johr.N.
George Peacock, M.A. of Trinity.
Waaset.Eas—Drs. King, Cooper, Porter, Cape, Helm
Browne, Dewe, Thorpe, 'rimer, Wilkinson Bushlw
Bayne, Craven, Ash, Wale I lainmond, A alker. and
Samoa Grimm—Drs. Wale,
Brow:ham, Sakti, 114.W.te
Richardson, Boutilower, Lamb, Potter, Praed, Smith, EL: • ,
BuU, Pearse, Major, Wyatt, Iladwen, Shaw, iled,ls"r
llastings, Cooper, Southern, and Jaresan.
Jumoa Orrimas—Drs. Potts, ewin, Whites 110 t-c. is er.
man, Lansdale, Lumb, Harrison, Valpy ('Hein.) Drip, llz.
mond, Totton, Parry, ar.d :lthawes,

OXFORD, JANUARY 23.
At the head of the Degkes inserted in our Paper of
read Alasters of Arts. _

ECCIESTASTI CAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. Christ. Wordsworth, D.O. 11-ctor of Lluibeta, !t
pointed Chaplain to the House of Commons.
The Rev. Robert Alexander is norninat• to the Archen.
ennry of Down, vice Anderson.

Rev. It. Sandilands, juu. elected Akernatr. Morning frescht:
at the Asylum Chapel, Wcsur.inster-tcal.
(tev. Robert M. Miller, M.A. and asmerti: Ch?pbic to
Lord Beresfoid, to the Vicar of Dedham, Liex.
Rev. Thomas Davis' Prebenelry cf Crahedray
been appointed by the Earl of Huntingdon, to be his'
Domestic Chaplain.
The Rev. Robinson Elsdale, M.A. Domestic Chap4:ni
Dowager Countess of Manvers, and Second )last.tr
Free Grammar School, :Manchester, has been nocuirated
perpetual Curacy of Stretford, by the Warden are. Frias
the Collegiate Church, Manchester.
Rev. J. Wighunan, JL.I. to the Vicarage, of St. Alliatai4,
Shrewsbury.
Rev. H. Poynder, M.A. of Christ's College, Car.-.briJge, to
the Rectory of Home, Snrrey.
Rev. J." Bullock, Ilvctor of Radwinter, Dies, to the
tory of Faulkbourr.
Rev. Robert Bathurst Plumrtre, MA. to the P.c.-.:37 d
North Coates, Lincolnshire.
Rev. Charles H. Lethbridge, to the rcryrial Czrzc ft.
Stephens, by Launceston.

BTRTVS.
At Castleview, near Newcastle, the Lad; of Gat.
of the Rifle Brigade, of a in a^d htir.
At Truro, the Lady of Colonel Wad, of the 7:h D:spsa
Guards, of a daughter.
London, England, 1819-01-25

NAVAL LVTELLIGENCB.

PALIWOUTII, JANUARY 22,
Wind SA:V.—Yesterday arrived the Duke of Kent
Packet, with a mail from Lisbon, in ten days.

rORTSMOUTII, JAKtIARY 24.
Wind from S.S.E. to S. by %V. and variable, blows
fresh. Arrived yesterday merninf the ECERIA, 26
guns, Captain Rovrt.}:y, from 'Newfoundland and
Lisbon : she left St. John's the 27th November, when
the SIR FRANCIS DRAKE, (Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLIIi
HAMILTON, Hart.); TAMAR, Captain Hon. J. Goa-
nos; and the CARNATION, Captain GLAsscocit, were
lying there, intending to winter; arrived at Lisbon
11th December, ankfleft it 13 days since : a packet,
for England, and the Lvveti, Captain BARTHOLO-
MEW, C. B. for the coast of Africa, were to sail on
the following day : there was no intelligence of im-
portance at. either place. Arrived to-day, his Ma-
jesty's cutter LINNAT, from a cruize. Sailed his
Majesty's ship l'lmAsAsr, on a cruize. '
London, England, 1819-10-04

1 ~.

* IQUTRAGE AT MANCHESTER.
A•Tnnosi`numerous MEETING of the ELEC-
.. TORS of WESTMINSTER, held in Palace-yard, on
Thursday, the 2d September,
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. M. P. in the Chair
It was Resolved—That* is the duty of every friend to his
country to assist in procuring redress for those persons who
have been illegally Maimed, Wounded, and Imprisoned, in con-
sequence of the Meeting held at Manchester on the 16th of last
month, to afford such relief as may be necessary to the Sufferers
and their Families, and to bring to punishment the perpetrators
of the outrage.
And, That a Subscription be opened for the above purposese,
sad that Sir Francis Burdett, J. C. Hobhouse, Esq. T. T. Clark
Esq. (with others), be a Committee, with power to add to
their
number, to carry the intentions of this Meeting into effect.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Sir F. Burdett, M.P. £2lO 0 W. Hallett, Esq. Denford
J. C. Hobhouse, Esq. 100 0 House, Berke - 5
5
Iklor Cartwright and Marquis of Tavistock 50 0
Friends - £54 14$. 6d. G. Evans, Esq. per J. 50 0
0
T. T. Clarke, Esq. 10 Pan, sq.
Sir Richard Phillips 5 5 Hen. H. G. Bennet, M.P. 5 0
Jeremy Bentham, Esq. 5 0 J. Thelwall, Esq. Pre-
Proprietors of The States- prieter of the Cham7
- - - 5 5 pion
man S 0
The Star Newspaper - 5 0 Edw. Ellice, Esq. M.P. 25 0
Mr. Phipps, Editor of the Duke of Leinster 105
50 0
0
News - - 5 0 Earl Greseenor -
Hon. D. Kinnaird, ALP. 28 5 Charles Callis Western,
0
James Compton, Esq. 10 10 Esq. M.P. - 29
Subscriptions previously advertised £1036. 15s. 3d.
John Fordham Esq. £5 5 Ebenezer Foster Esq. 2
John Phillips, Esq. 1 1
sq. 5 5 Thomas Nub, Esq.
Wedd.William Nash, Esq 2 2 M. Bush, Esq._ 2
E. R. Fordharn, Esq. 2 2 0. Charlton, Esq. 1 1
William Nash, Esq. 2 2 Thomas Wishart, Esq. 2 2
John Butler, Esq. 11 A few Friends to Hufah-
J. P. Wedd, Esq. 1 1 nky in Bunhillrow, by
J. G. Fordham, Esq. 1 1 Norton and Mark 113
John Beldam, Esq. 1 1 Mr. John Gosling t 0
W. F. Butler, Egg. 1 1 Walter Fawkes, Funky
John Pondered, Esq. 1 1 Hall, Yorkshire= In
Samuel Furdham, Esq. 1 1 Defence of the Conti-
William Beldam, Esq. 1 1 tution." 26 5
J. Piggott, Esq. 1 1 Sandford Graham, Esq.
Thomas Butterfield 1 1 M.P. 20 0
Subscriptions incorrectly stated will be immediately rectified,
on application to the Secretary, at the Crown and Anchor Ta-
vern, any day between eleven and two o'clock.
Subscriptions are received by Mr. S. Brooks, No. 110, Strand ;
Mr. Galloway, 69. High Holborn; Mr. Dolby, Wardour-etreet ;
Mr. Giles, 5, Wych-street ; Mr. Haskell, 94, York-street, West-
minster ; Mr. Parr, Great Russell.street, Covent-garden ; Mr.
Fenray, 5, Tyler-street, arnaby-market ; Mr. Henry Whittle,
West-street, Spiral-fields ; Mr. Wooler, 76, Fleet-street; atthel
Office of the Statesman, Salisbury-court, Fleet-street ; Mr. Har-
ris, 7, Norton-street, Portland-roast ; Mr. Barrowcliff, 6, Ilsha-
-
stre:k.hill, and Drury-lane ; and at the Crown and Anchor T
vern, Strand.
London, England, 1819-10-04

LEICESTER, OCTOBER 2.

We feel much pleasure in stating, that steps are
taking to procere a Meeting in this town, and from
the respectability of the hands into which the business
has fallen, we have little doubt but an opportunity
will be afforded the Inhabitants of this place, to express
au opinion upon the subject.—Leicester Chronicle.

GLASGOW, OCTOBER 1.

An Advertisement has appeared, signed by nine
Householders, which states, that, " The operative
Colliers and other Inhabitants of the East District of
the Barony Parish of Glasgow, will hold a Public
Meeting, on Saturday the 9th October, on the Bury-
ing-ground attached to Tollcross Meeting-house, to
express their sentiments on the late proceedings at
Manchester, and to take into their consideration the
necessity of a Reform in the Commons' House of Par-
liament." The Requisitionists add a request that no
fi.t;s will be exhibited on the occasion•
•
London, England, 1819-10-04

TiIIiRSD.IY, the 14th of OCTOBER.
t ls. luid. per day and upwards, and those Pensioners
been admitted on account of Blindness.
ordered and directed, that all the Out-Pensioners
co the said 'topical, do pay particular attention to
ictions, which they are required to produce at the
Lyniert, by which those Pensioners residing beyond
,Mortality are ordered to transmit to the Paynuster-
-1 his Land Forces in London, their affi-
therein prescribed, on or immediately after every
/ay ; without which their Names will not be entered
iy-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are not
Is to change their place of abode, as specified in their
without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the

ether to take Notice, that in consequence of various
been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of
nd I'. ze-Money, it is ordered that all Pensioners so
„ shall be struck off the Pension List, and forfeit for
benefit arising from this establishment ; it is therefore
creed that in pursuance of this resolution, the Lords
ioneri,at their Meetings on the 17th and 25th of March
ed the following Out-Pensioners to be struck off the
Books:
Toot, JAMES JEFFS, at Is. sal. per day.
Dragoons, SAMUEL MULLINS, 9d. ditto.
Rims having been guilty of forging or causing to be
nr.,:ts of Magistrate to their Quarterly Affidavits,
atev for altering his Rate of Pension in his Instruction
rd thereby defrauding the person appointed to pay him
WC.
London, England, 1819-10-04

. SALES BY ' I AUCTiON.,
•
. .
' HEREFORDSHIRE
DESIRABLE
.FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tat Re:
deemed, with excellent Farrn.House, Barn, St.ible, as Out.
building, and upwards of ONE HUNDRED -AND
FORTY-FIVE-AORES of rich Meadow, Pasture, and
Arable Lend, Interiected by the Rivers Hindwell and Lugg,
with valuable Common Rights.
• Br Nit, MAWS,
At the Oxford Arms, Kinston; on Wsmrasthav, the 20th of
October, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-
Tax Redeemed—THE HEATH FARM, situate at
Broadheath, in the Parish of Presteign, in the County of Here-
ford, on the road from Presteign and Worsestonito Leominster,
surrounded by the Lands of the Earl of Oxford, Humphrey Ho-
worth, Esq. Sir 11. Jones, and Mr. Peter Stephens ; comprising
a good Farm-House, with Offices, Gardsn,Orchard, Farm-Yard,:
Barn, Stable, and Out-Buildings ; and upwar.'s of
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES
Of fine Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, Intersected by
the Rivers I liudwell and Lugg, with valuable Common Rights,
in the occupation of, and on Lease to, Mr. Edwards, till Lady-
day, 1820.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars
may be had ; of Me•isrs. Davies and Banks, Sllicitors, and the
I Oxford Arms, Kinston; Mr. Cheese, Lyons Hall; Mr. William
Oalliers and the Radnor Arms, Presteign; Lion, Leominster;
Mr. Bennett, Hotel, Hereford; Messrs. Handy and Co. and
at the Hop-Pole, Worcester ; Crown, Ludlow ; Bush,Ei istol ;
Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; of Messrs. Jennings and Col-
lier, Carey-street, Lincoln's Ins ; and of Mr. Robins,Warsviek-
street, Golden-aquate, London; where a Plan of the Estate
may he seen.
London, England, 1819-10-04

MORE PUBLIC MEETINGS.

MEETING AT ROCHESTER.

Friday last a Meeting was held at the Town-Hall,
in this City, to take into consideration the late out-
rage at Manchester—the MAYOR in the Chair.
Mr. LARKINS opened the business, and moved a
series of Resolutions, reprobating,. in strong terms,
the conduct of the Magistrates and Yeomanry of,
Manchester. The Resolutions were afterwards passed,
nem.con. as well as an Address to the PRINCE RECENT,
supplicating his Royal Highness to institute an inquiry.

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Mr. HEWSON then rose to propose a vote of thanks
to the Mayor, which he stated gave him great plea-
sure, knowing, as he did, that his opinions were hos-
tile to the Meeting. The motion passed unanimously.
The Mayor (JOHN BURTON MATHEWS, Esq.) in
returning thanks for the honour done him, observed,
that he felt it his fluty to state, that the whole pro-
ceedings of the' day were totally opposite to his senti-
ments ; that he thought that as the business was even
now under a legal inquiry, the Resolutions were pre•
mature and indelicate, but that he had convened the
Meeting only from a conviction that it was a duty
incumbent on him to do.

The Meeting then quietly dispersed.
MEETING AT NEWMILLS.

On Saturday se'nnight, a Reform Meeting was
held at Newmills, Ayrshire, at which from 2,000 to
3,000 persons were present. A number of speeches
were delivered from the hustings, the chief theme of
which was the late atrocious affair at Manchester,
The usual Resolutions were afterwards entered into
regarding Annual Parliaments, Universal Suffrage,
&c. It was also resolved to establish an Independent
Newspaper, and to found Schools in order to promote
political knowledge, which Schools they were to en-
dow with a collection of the ablest publications on
that subject. Three hearty cheers were given "to the
patriotic HUNT," after which they marched off to
the sound of drums and fifes, without betraying any
disposition to riot.
London, England, 1819-01-22

NA UJL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JANTIARY 19.
Wind W.S.W. fresh breezes and thick weather.—
Arrived the Walsingham packet, from Jamaica, last
from Fowey ; Salisbury packet, with a Mail from
the Leeward Islands, in '26 days. The schooner
Donna Rosa, which arrived hereon the 17th instant,
from St. Michael's, will be obliged to ►►nload, h'ing
very leaky. The five packets with Mails, which were
in the Roads, sailed yesterday.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 21.
Wind W.N.W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship PiIEA•
gam., from a cruize.

DEAL, JANUARY 21.
Wind W. and moderate.—Arrived and remains in
the Down; wind-bound, the Briton, CREIGHTON, from
Bengal—sailed 28d August, and from the Cape 19th
November; the Cesar, TAILOit, and Hebe, Forma;
sailed at the same time from Bengal. The Eclipse,
WINTER, carried away her bowsprit, which prevented
her sailing with the above. Also arrived the Philip
Tabb, WHEELER, from Virginia, in 21 days ; and the
Florida, Bottcrox, from West Indies. The Richard,
FINLATER, lost an anchor and cable in the Downs
last night, having been run foul of by another vet..el.
Remain in the Downs, the whole of• the outwaid-
bound as before. •
RAMSGATE, JANUARY 21.
Wind N.W.—Came in the Blue-eyed Maid, with
loss of anchor and cable; and many others for shelter.
Tuesday afternoon, during a sudden squall, a fish-
ing-boat, belonging to Eastbourn, was upset off
BeAchy Head : two men were unfortunately drowned.

BELFAST, JANUARY is.
It is reported that the Marygold, Honosox. coal
laden, has gone on shore at Ballywalter, and all the
clew lost.

DARTMOUTH, JANUARY 19.
Arrived the Lady Anil, JoN::s from Newfound-
land, with loss of fore-top-mast, bowsprit, and head.

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY sto..

Arrived the Lancaster, WEST, from Philadelphia:
sailed 21st December : on the 11th January, in lat.
48.36. long. 29. 17. spoke the brig Mary Ann, of
Poole, from Rhode Island fpr Liverpool.
The Venerable, —, from Africa to Liverpool, was
wrecked in Cardigan Bay, on Monday evening—
crew, and part of die cargo saved.

GREENOCK, JANUARY 16.

Arrived here yesterday, the Fanny, Forman, from New York,'
in 20 days, On the Hth instant, fell in with the brig Lavinia of
Poole, Thomas Robins, master, from Cadiz for Newfoundland,
a complete wreck—took off the master, mate, and two seamen.
The Lavinia sailed from Cadiz 16th ctobei ; on the 23d 1)c-
-*anther, when within eight leagues of Newfoundland, was
obliged to bear up; and on the ?.d instant, in lat. 49. N. long.
30. 44. W. shipped a heavy sea, which cleared the decks uf,
beats, anchors, pumps, companion, etaunchions, f..-. thre‘s the
vessel on her beam-ends, shifked the cargo, and washed two men
overboard. Captain flObins reports, that since the 2341 October
he experienced a continued succession of heavy gales from W.l
to W. & W. •
London, England, 1819-03-10

PARLIAMENI*Or PA Pgßg.

A.cconnt of the of.the Territorial Debts,
owing by the East Indii COttipany, at their several
Pfesidencies in the East Indies, according to the
latest advices ; and the Rates of Interest which such
Debts respectively carry:•
IUVICAL. I *ADAM.

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*OKRA,.

TOL% L.

Debts at 6petCett
Debt/ at 13 perCeot
Debts at 9 perC,ent

Debts bearing
Interest
a.bts not bear.
tag Interest 5
London, England, 1819-09-21

0,162.

rCE OF MID:VANCE, September 8, 1819.
‘'CIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
will be received at their Office, in Pall-mall,
N DAY, the 27th instant, from suck persons as
to undertake the Suppli of ACCOUTRE-
vice of this Department, for a period of Three
Me after the expiration of the first Year, upon
Months, at the opfion of either Party.
Articles may be vieweri upon application at 1
ebeeper's Office in the Tower ; and farther Par-
with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any
lours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Pro-
elivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals
is;" but no Proposals can be admitted after
itant, st Twelve &Clock at Noon of the same
my Tender be noticed unless the Party making
in his behalf shall attend.
(the Beard, R. H. CREW, Secretary. •

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, August 18, 1819.
FIT of DIRECTORS qf the UNITED
Y of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
DIES, do hereby give Notice,
tTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
held at their House, in Leadenhallotreet, on
the 2d September next, at Eleven o'Clock

aid Court b made Special, for the purpose of
:onfirrnation the proceedings of the General
June last, upon a Report from the Committee
st the Company's By-Laws ; altering By-Laws
19 and 20, and Cap. 7, Sections 1 and 8; Re-
Cap. 13, Sections St, 3,4, and 5 ; and Ordain-
Lead of those proposed to be repealed.
ntioued Report from the Committee of By-
this House for the inspection of the Proprietors.
Directors do also give notice, that the said Cc-
ether made Special, for the purpose of submit-
aim the Resolution of the General Court of the
wing the Resolution of the Court of Direc-
Sir Gsoaos nurse Besut.ovr, Bart. G.C.B. a

oo per Annum.
equired by the By-Law, Cap. 6, Sec.l9, h open
r the inspection of the Proprietors.
JOSEPH DART, &aviary.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, disgust 19, 1919.
7111' of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
Y of MERCHAATS of ENGLAND, trading
iDIES, do hereby girt Natice,
.IRTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
tinted to be held at their House in Leadenhall-
DNESDAY, the 22d Septeml e: next, is made
purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for
n, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the
granting to Mr. JAMES WILKLYSON, under the
herein stated, the sum of 75,000 Sicca Rupees,
nt Rupee, with Interest thereon at 6 per Cent.
om the 11th October, 1816, to the day when pay-
%lade.

le Papers relating to the Case of Mr. Wilkinson,
nrt required by the By-Law, Cap. 6, Sec. 20,
t this House for the inspection of the Proprietors.
JOSEPH DA Secretary.
London, England, 1819-09-21

CRICKET.

Saturday a Return Match was played at Woolwich between
nine Gentlemen of the Prince's Plain Club and nine Gentlemen
of the Royal Artillery, with eleven in the field.
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
First Innings. Second Innings.
Capt. Cowell b. Dyke 7 c. Berens 9
--- filaule Lei bef. wick. 1 b. Dyke 4
--- Hope b. Dyke 17 b. Tanner 35
--- Clarke Run out 0 b. Berens 20
..... Palliser Ditto 15 b. Dyke 6
.... Munro e. Windsor 0 b. Tanner 2
---- Douglas c. Dyke 0 b. Berens 11
—.. Colebrooke b. ditto 3 b. ditto. 0
-- Locke Not out 1 st. Aislabie 0
Byes 1 Byes

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87

45
PRINCE'S PLAIN CLUB.
First Innings. &cone Innings.
P. Dyke, jun. Esq. b. Hope 25 Not out 59
J. Tanner, Esq. at. ditto 31 c. hauls 13
E. Aislabie, Esq. b. Maule 3 c. Palliser :23
W. Dawson Esq. st. Hope 3 c. Douglas 6
J. Bayley. isq. Not out 13 Run out 5
lion. Col. Windsor b. Hope 1 b. Hope 6
R. Berens, Esq. b. ditto 3 Leg bd. wicket 2
11. Norman, Esq. b. Clarke 36 b. Blaule 14
J. Palmer, Esq. c. Monro 0 c. Cowell 0
Byes 9 Byes 13
--- ----

121 141
The Prince's Plen Club won by 124 nins.—Weven to eight
on the Royal Artillery at starting.
London, England, 1819-09-21

COUNTRY SOLICITORS'
ASTEADY MAN, with a Family, having a ge-
neral knowledge of business, and writing the several Law
hands, with accuracy and dispatch, offers his services, as a Law
Stationer, at the usual prices, to any gentleman who would en-
gage constant employ ; can Abstract, and is much used to Ac-
counts. Satisfactory references as to character and ability.— Ad-
dress. (post paid) A. 13. No. 11, Fulwood's-rents, Gray's Inn,
London, England, 1819-09-21

•
LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY.
LONDON, Smittaaa 20, 1819.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a. SPECIAL
1 of the PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY
nn TVISD \I", the 12th day of October next, at
k in the Forenoon precisely, at the Crown and ,
'n, in the Strand, in the County of Middlesex, for
f taking into consideration the propriety of con-
upon the Shares of the Secood Capital.
By Order of the Court of Directors,

J. PEDDER,. Secretary.
Ch-ir will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely.

NATIONAL FIRE-OFFICE,

'RIDGE-STREET, IIL.ACETRIAILS, LONDON.

to find, in this age of improve-
irccly any thing has been done to prevent the Loss
he Destruction of Property by Fire. Nearly forty
,t during the last Tear in and near the Metropolis
roperty destroyed to an innaense amount ; but I
it pleasing sati4.+ction of stating, that the Founders
ors of the above Office are exerting themselves as
,d.le to diminish the evil; and from the encourage-

they have already given, many excellent machines
liented, amongst which is one that has the following
nt properties :—it awakens the party in whose sleep-
is placed—it instantly lights a lamp—shows the
.; night, and not only makes known at the same
t a fire hat commenced, but also in which room ;
!pt i, the information given, that it is presumed a
tr happen, to do much injury, where this instrument'
threcturs are determined to persevere in using
tndeavonrs to save life and property from &sane-
?. tilt principal motive for raising this Establishment.
of t vcry improvement for prevention or extinguish-
per.nns and property, will be cont.
to :he A;e:.ti in the Country, for the immediate
11 th„u Nov) a..-e become lembers; and the Diana-,
1 in:: such means, for prevention or for stop-
,,7-css of tires, will be attained, that a SAVING Or
-HALE RILL IC MADE IN 7HE EETEVSE TO THE IN-
-1111

I,ll'F. ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION has been
,t the above Office. upon the same beneficial prin-
r'ptiating the Savings of the Society to the advantage
r;.! Members. G. L. BOUTILLIEIt, Sec.

OR NORRIS'S FEVER DROP&
intrnator7 and I'utrid Fevers, Sore Throats,
eviZataiily called Nee sous, Hectic Fevers, or
of a Consumption, these Drop: are, by all medi-
,i. Aved to be the most efficacious; and for removing
tars, of late so destrurtiee in Ireland, and in dilly-
"t this Kingdom, there is not its equal.
Nl.sotr hieing kit the House in Brook-street,
into the Country, has established a Depot at the
1.1 the Town with Mr. Sanger, 1 30, Oxford-street, and
y, Mr. Edwards, 68, St. Paul's Church-yard.
a.e p..;:icularly requested to observe, that the
rlT..raT ion of Norris's Drops will have engraved vu the
llamas Norris Moore."
London, England, 1819-01-14

This dry was published, 8,0. price Bs. boards,

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ATREKiISE ON THE IMPORTANCE 'OF'
EXTENDING THE BRITISH FISIIERIRI); COl3.
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ifoundland Fishery and Colony: ttiethcr with remarks mid-M
ticans
fat the better supply of the Metropolis and the Intissigmt,
ti clued and fr:sh Fish; elucidialug also, the necessity of
smcouragiug and supporting Commerce, and the lateral Industry
of the Country. . .
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By S. PHELPS.
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Royal Academy of Sciences of Berlin. To which is annexed, a
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UNDINE: a Fairy Romance, translated-from the
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SPORTING LVTELLIGENCE.

The news at TAIITASALL'S yesterday, which so much interests
the sporting world, would fill some columns. We shall briefly
notice the leading topics relative to the disputed St. Leger Race;
and to do so we must first give the betting, not upon horses,
but. upon the decision of the Jockey Club.
5 to 2 the Stakes will be given to Antonio.
S to 1 against it being declared no race.
12 to 1 against the Stakes being awarded to Sir Walter.
It is already known that some of the heaviest betters declared
oft all their bets before the second Race took place, and the
confusion the dispute occasioned, was the same at Tstreasseis
yesterday, as was exhibited in the Stand at Doncaster, for there
was no thought of paying until the Jockey Club decide. This
Will be done on Mondayar Tuesday morning, before the New-
market St. Leger is run for, as many heavy double bets are
pending about naming the two winners. Wheatley, who is a ce-
lebrated Newmai tort jockey, was examined as to his notions of
the first start, by the great Northern oracle, and he thought An.
tool() had a right to the Stakes; but the riders of Agricola, Sir
Walter, I larmodius, and others, were of a different opinion.
There seems to be no doubt about Antonio getting the Stakes,
and bets must be paid accordingly.
A singular circumstance took place at the last Kingscote Meet-
ing, on running the second heat of the last handicap Plate, on
Wednesday. Mr. limos's Thomas had won the first heat, and
was taking the lead in the second, when the rider getting too
close to one of the posts, displaced it, and took it up between
Lis thigh and the saddle ! In that situation it was carried by the
horse to the winning-post, who then only lost the heat by a neck.
This year will prove the last Kingscote Meeting, the Club being
dissolved.
London, England, 1819-09-28

T'HE ARMY.

Tuesday, Major-General Sir THOMAS BRADrOKI),I
K.C.B. Commander of the Forces in Scetland,.aciiie4
in Edinburgh.
Part of the 9th Lancers have left Ipswich; and the,
remainder were expected to leave it to-day. Report
states that the are to proceed to Nottingham.
Monday se nnight the 3d Regiment of Foot, -Ow i
Buffs), were inspected in the Barrack-yard Newry,
by Lieutenant-General Sir SIDNEY BECKWITH, VlllO
was much pleased with their martial appearance and
discipline. The General dined with the Officers in,
the Mess-room.
London, England, 1819-09-28

IIANSARIYS PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE&
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same time will be published, the Thirty Sixth (beiug the last)
A.vitime of the Parliamentary History of England, connecting it
with the Period at which the First Volume of the Parliamentary
Debates commenced.

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it even. In AftvDtmtov's (the Sheri of tienfrevr)
most entertaining Work " On Fictions."

this

Thi Paris Papers of Saturday arri+ed morning
The number of the English in France is said to be
wonderfully on the increase. It is reckoned, that at
present there are not less than 15,000 of our country-
men in Paris.
A letter from Iran affirms positively, that the yel-
low fever has found its way to Cadiz. All Andalu-
sia is is a state of the greatest apprehension.
The States of Wirtemberg have at length agreed
,to the Plan of Constitution submitted to them; but
`Prince Path, the brother of the Kirtc, has addressed
a letter to them, in which he protests against any
Constitution adopted without his consent, as heir pre-
sumptive to the Throne.

We have received to-day Jamaica Papers to the
7th of August:
From account! which they contain of Commodore'
Aunt's proceedings, after his separation from Gene-
ral MACGREGOR, it would appear that he has played
a much safer game than that Chieftain. On the 29th
of April the Commodore and suite embarked from
Old Providence, bn board the Buenos Ayre% brig,l
and, accompanied by two other vessels, proceeded tol
the river Dolce, where he arrived on the 10th May.
—On the evening of the same day he sent a party to
take possession of a Fort at the mouth of that River,
which they promptly succeeded in doing. On the
136, the Commodore, at the head of 140 men, ad-
vanced up the country, and madehimself master,
after a slight opposition, of the towns of St. Phil's
and Isabella. A great deal of property of all de-
scriptions fell into his hands, and he is now, it seems,
at Old Providence, disposing of it.
Accounts from St. Thomas's of the 26th and 27th
of May state, that a bloody engagement had taken
place at Achagas, in which General Moretti.° had
been defeated, and forced to fall back with the rem-
nant of his army..

It is stated in Santa Fe Gazettes,-of the 15th July,
that the Viceroy of Santa Fe had received dispatches,
dated Molinos de Topaga, 10th July, announcing,
that on that day a company of cacadores, and ano-
ther of grenadiers, accompanied by a few dragoons,
had attacked a column of Patriot casalry,consisting of
300 men, and another of infantry, unounting to 200.
—The cavalry were put to flight, and left on the
field twenty- killed ; the infantry Were all annihilated !
The Royal troops were not commanded by Faitnt-
NAND Mexnez PlNTO—but bya certain veriutble Jinn
called NICHOLAS Lorez !
London, England, 1819-09-28

'LEEDS, SEPTfEtEII 26.

(FROM THE CORRESPONDENT OF THE STAR.)
Radical Reform not only continues to be the cry in
this neighbourhood, but the numbers who pursue this
object, arc increasing daily, from a general detesta-
tion of the obstinacy with which the butcheries at
Manchester are attempted to be screened by those
who ought to bring the men of blood to justice. A
most effectual mean for cooling the zeal of many,
who from views of policy, abstain from a decided ex-
pression of their abhorrence of wanton bloodshed, is
now contemplated by the Reformers, in Yorkshire and
Lancashire. They have already recommended an ab-
stinence from exciseable articles of every description,
and the recommendation is now acting upon, to a
degree which will soon affect the Revenue to a fright-
ful extent: but, in addition to this, the Members of
the Reform Union mean to bind themselves not to
deal with any tradesman, or shopkeeper, who will
not join himself to them. This subject has already
undergone considerable discussion among them, and,
it is not doubted, will speedily be carried into effect
throughout the kingdom, and cannot 161 to add
greatly tattle ranks of the Reformers.

Meetings for Reform, and to take into considera-
tion the scandalous and outrageous conduct of the
Manchester Magistrates and Yeomanry, are an-
nounced to be held at the following places in this
District York County Meeting—{no day fixed);
at Bramly, on the Ist October; at Halifax, on the
4th ; at Idle, near Bradford, on the 4th ; and at
Bothwell, on the 11th of October.
London, England, 1819-03-26

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IN THE :BATTER OF LADY EMILY VANE TENIFEST.

It will be recollected that this was• a. redtibia.of
Mrs. Taylor, the paternal aunt and testainentaty
guardian of the infant, praying that his Lordship
.would revise• his judgment confirming the Masters
report, that a marriage with Lord Stewart was a At
and proper one for the infant, as new facts halicome
to her knowledge since his Lordship's decision. -The'
petition was heard on its merits, in his Len iship's
private room, to the exclusion'of all persons except
the Counsel engaged in it. His Lordship at that
time postponed his judgment, but yesterday delivered
his written judgment to the parties, to the following
effect, viz.', 'nut his Lordship did not see any thing
in the new petition that ought to make him change
his former opinion, which confirmed the Master's re.
port, that it was a fit and proper marriage for the
infant."—Petition dismissed.