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London, England, 1817-11-08

TO ARCHITEC
WILTS COUN F GAOL.

ALL Persuni willing to send iti PLANS for
BUILDING a NEW COUN IN GAOL and HOU iE of
CORRECTION, at trisherton Anger, in the County of
containing proper, separite, and di.tinct place of co.:- mtiv.
for at least 6o Felons, 10 Brldewell or I-Lnise Corereo33 pro.
owners, and 90 Debtors, having regard to classing them aecm.dirg
to their sexes, and the nature of their respective crimes.
"riding eonvenient places for classing and the employment of those
committed tor hard labour. are requested to send the same, with j
Lstimates and Propeuels fur carrying such Plans into execution,
to Mr. Jets kwayne, Deputy Clerk of the Peace, Wilson, near
Sahebs'', Wilts, on or before the 13th day of Deeemb,r ISt It.
I werity five Pagoda will be paid as an h0n0r...! i c“myeusatieln
to the person sending the,Plan, &c. which shill be most approved
of; hut this compensation is not to be paid in C 39:! the person
sending the Plan, &c. shall be afterwards employed in executing
the *a me
Information as to the illolidied kite of the Building, and other
particulars, may be bad illupplitatlon to Mr. John Swayne.
near Ilabshorr. 1817.
It is the ghteral *ldiot-the County that the Gaol may be built
in a substantial and pile manner, w kb the least possible expenee;
and that there may be no dificufty in contracting with persons
to exeente the work, Architects are requested tosbe particularly
attentive and accurate in forming their estimate'.
London, England, 1817-11-08

OF LONDON.
AT a COURT of ASSISTANTS of the DRA-
PERS COMPANY of LONDON. held en Friday, the
7th day of November, It was resolved as follows:
The Court deem it proper to record the strong feeltrp ri!' grief
with which they (in common with all their fellow suhj s) are im-
pressed by the untimely death of Impe,Royal Hight:es, h he Princess
CHAR I O'FTE, in consequence of the birth of a rilfbont see;
their• sorrow arises from ronstierations of a private as well as at
a public nature—:bey regret the loss of an amiable strong Prin-
cess, whose domestic conduct was most exemplary...they regret
the disafpptentment which the Nation feel in being deprived of
the presumptive Heir to the Crown of this United Kingdom,
who se-nied destined to have succeeded to its sceptre highly to''
her own honour and the great advantage of the People. and to,
' have been .he Mother It( a race of Kitts soder whom k was to
have been hoped that the Country would have continued to enjoy
that free Government whtet, is the ohj.ct of the Co.ititution—.
they regret that any cause of affliction should's:cur to the Royal
Family—send they module as Path et with his Royal Highness
the Prince Regent. and as Husbands with his Serene Highness
the Prince Leo;' el of Saxe-Cubism who tas shewo himself to
be att se_ctionsto husband, to every fora worthy of a wife of
the House of Brunswick

Und'er this ;111ictIn6 eirelinistaiite.the Cognate glad that they
are rdieved Two Any attendance of Pageantrj or Ceremony, (ill.
accordant whir their present mournful feelings), on occasion of
:be Lord s .ayor Elva taking his Office, upon winds it has been
',solved is to be conducted in the most private manner—neither
err the Court in spirits to meet each other at Dinner (as usual),
a ter the Court htid this day.
rhe „very are requested to tate notice, that there will not
be any l'i.bitc Entertainment at Dral.ers' Hall on Monday next,
according to the Surunlons they have received.
By Order of the Court of Assistants,
liEblicY SMITH, Clerk.
London, England, 1817-11-08

•
4 ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori.
glnal Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought 14 his
-ucceserte improvements to the highest pet fection) centimes to
irepare.l and sold by Meson. Hanae, Manufacturing Che-
mists, Manchester.
this avertable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly
concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most playsuit Aromatics
eltc%cious Antiseptics' may be kept unimpaired in any 1
Climate. and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts
it tor affording relief in Head-acka, Paintings, &c.; and renders
it Peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in place,
of Public resort, and In the apartments of the sick. It counter-
, se's, also, the infection of C, mtaglosts Macaws.
M many spurious and lr.fe riot preparations are sold ender the
"Ina anal +alas names, the public are requested to observe, as
the Say proof of its being genuine, that the names of Memo
Henry, Manchester. are engraved CM the stamp. •
he Ater:tunic Spirit of Vinegar in betties, rice es. W. auk
stamp included, is mold wholesale and retail by Bayley and lbw.'
Ceckspur-street. (the only Agents in Landon authorised by ibt
proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge horse of Gold, Meer,
Corneban, crystal, &c.
Also HENRY'S CALCINID MACIMIA, In bottles at
and larger with 'taw st• "pen, at 44.11 d. each; their amass bats
it the vamps
London, England, 1817-11-08

TO BE SOLD BY ADC SON,

By Mr. ROBINS.
At Garramirs Coffee how:, *Change•alley, Cornet;ll, I nti.lon,
on l'orateodtv, the txtth of Nevensbur, 1117, at Twelve
o'Clock, in One I at,

A VALUABLE and highly ImprovAle VitEr.-
HOLD ESTATE, compriAng upwards of

NINE HUNDRED AND ricv.i r ACRES •
Of exceeding rich Pastures, Meadow. and Aralde I .An•l,:situat,•
!n Withern, Mableth•trpe, and Stull:he, rear Alford and I.'+a.ll,
a short distance from the sea, divided in moat eligible Farms.
rehh excellert Farm Houi.es (the principal of wt-. 10.1 mike
a plttasar t Mar:ne Summer Residence, fora Gentlematt's Family;
Yards, Gardens, Barns, Stables, and all requisite Outimiltlings,
in good repair; let to Messrs. Coulam, Grant, Watson. Laugh-
ton, Tyson, and others, most respectable Tenantb, partly at
Wilt, the Nett Rental upwards of
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER
ANNUM.
A most desirable Property for Investing Money. Part of the
lands are subject only to ud. per Aece in lieu of Tithes. Ihe
Rents were reduced at Lady-day lass, and the I.ladr retaken
by the old Tenants.
May be viewed by applying to the 'Tenants, where Particulars
may be had; and of Messrs. Mourne and Camley. solicitors, Al-
ford; Peacock, Eitsron; New King's llead, Louth; %Pima Hart,
Spilstry; George, Stamford; Mr. George Bourne, llanbury, Ox.
fordohire; the Angel, Stilton; or Mr. Yatman,sol•citur, Arun-
del-street, Wand; and of Mr. Rubin:, Warwick-street,
;here a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1817-11-08

HAMBURGH, OeTOBER 24.

Mr. Edward Wiers has presented his nomination
as American Consul in this city, and has accordingly
been recognized by the Senate in that quality.
Count Ranstowat Rnstorf, and Count Henry Re.
venstone are gone to Copenhagen as Deputies from
the Equestrian Order in Holstein.
London, England, 1817-11-08

BREMEN, OCTOBER 14.

The agreeable information has been given as au-
thentic, that Prussia has positively rejected the pro-
posals known to have been made by France, respect-
ing the liquidation et the claims of the Allies.

In the Frowning Msrsury there is the following
from Vienna, of the 4th October : ..'44 A Note, ad-
dressed to all the European Powers, by the Cabinet
of St. Petersburg's, in respect to the affairs of Ame-
rica, excites great attention, on aceonnt of the pre-
cision with which it is drawn up."
London, England, 1817-11-08

SALES BY AUCTAON.

CITY AUCTION MART, es, CHEAPSIDE.
HE immense STOCK and variety of Mittella•
T nious Effects (the Property of distressed Manufacturers.
Tradesmen, and others, who are compelled by the heavy prow
sure td the limes to ft,rce an immediate market), consisting of
every description of LINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPERY,
HOSIERY. rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and DES-
SERI' SERVICF3, JEWELLERY. FANCY CABINET.
WARE, CU I'LERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLATED OGODS,
.Btc. &c. winds are daily
ON BALE BY AUCTION.
By Mr. MOAT.

At the my Auction Mart, et, Cinapside, cnntlnu•s in inereasing
aural:dot:to draw a crowded audience, whocc confidenoc an the
respcoability of the Estahiiiiiment is highly flattering, to the Pro.
priotor, and insures his continuance of giving a full guarantee of
tbe perfection of all the Property that V.I4SP4 through his
Sale every. Day, at Twelve, and again in the Eveninj, at 56V(.14
o'Clock.
London, England, 1817-08-12

tvAr.iL Avt_i:LLlcrivcze

TUT-INDIA SHIPPING.
The Company's ship Limy CAMPBELL arrived off
Portland vest. rday: She left C alcutta the 12th of
February. Madras the 50th March, a"cl S:. Helena
the 19 h June.

The CoNcruartolit, Admiral PAstrir.rv, is reported
to have arrived at the Cape also on the 6:11 of June,
it which time the CLESAR, with Lord AMHERST, was
said to be there.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at
Surinam, dated the 191 h of June :
" A beacon, about 70 feet high, has lately been Mae(' about
a mile to windward of Brairspoint, on which is a broad tin flag
or vane, ta.nte,t white. When the vane k fist diiii:t;uisliatile
front any eetisil (riming from the Eastwirdolte may ise.reckgined
on the edge of the Mudbant. The b•ady or frame of the luaeon
is boarded round an painted white."

FA I.MOU 11-1, AUGUST 9.
Arrived the Lady Arabilla packet, with a nail
from Lisbon, in 13 days ; and the Statira,
from London for the Havannah. The Swiltstire
packet, for New Yolk and Halifax, is gone into the
Roads, and detained until further orders. Wind W.

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST
Sailed his Majesty's ship FoitvH, for Bermuda and
Halifax, with Sir JAstes C.cstnt:tor, Governor of
Bermuda, on board.—Wind S. _

DEAL, ATIGUSst 11.
Arrived and sailed tor the River the Sisters, OLT.
HAM, from Demerara. Cone doivn from the Ri•er
the Nicholson, for Quebec; Waterloo, for Leghorn ;
and Alert, for M.ramichi.—Wind S. W.

DOVER, AUGUST ta.
Arrived off this Port the New Braganza, and the
Ocean, from Smyrtu ; Jane, from Berbice ; and the
General Washington, from Ntw York.

MILFORD, Aucusr 9.
The ship Dartmouth, of London, Burrenwicn,
from Plants for Bristol, with timber, was driven on
thole yesterday morning, opposite Broad Haven, in
St. Bride's Bay, to the Northward ()I this harbour.—
She has since stranded, having knocked off her rud-
der, is full of water, and no hope, are entertained of
saving the vessel. The crew, eleven in number, are
landed.

Auuutrr 10.—Put in here leaky, the Industry,
Daisy ; and the Admiral Griffiths, M'CuLt.ocn.—
The latter must unload.
WHITBY AUGUST 10.

Arrived the Heorietta, KILARSLEY. from Green-
land, with twelve fish; and the Lively, from ditto,
with seven fish.
_ GRAVESEND, AUGUST 11.

Arrived the Numa, Gantina, from Havre: the Polos, Allison,
front New Brunswick ; Duke of York, Fryer, from Rotterdam;
Mary Elizabeth, Nuntare, and Richard and John, Denua, from
Dantsig ; Industry, Evans, from Cork; Johanna, Miers, from
Ktel; Novel, cis n , and Barkworth, front China; Do-
rothy Poster, Stunk, from Jamaica; Richard and Sibella, Knight,
from Barbadoes ; Mangles, —, front Bengal ; Kir:goon, Mac-
Master, from Cuba; Henry Clay, Thomas, from New York;
Hercules, Russell, from Antwerp; Ajar. Tiler, from Jamaica.—
Sailed the Prince Regent, Beason, for Litbon ; Flora, Wurk, for
Hamburgh ; and Neptune, Cardwell, fur Bremen.
London, England, 1817-08-12

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London, England, 1817-08-12

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immeamicw anew. L's A
apropyiate Quantity of LAND ; and at due Distal
' the Noise of Daimons owthe Poor Laws. in thr set.ion of 1111

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verse with them at meals, and all other proper times :
that before they leave school they shall be well in-
structed in all necessary and useful knowledge ; that
every possible means should be adopted to prevent.
the acquirement of bacfhabits from their parents or
.otherwise; that no pains shall be spared to impress,
upon them such habits and dispositions as may. be,
most conducive to their happiness through life, as well+
as render them useful and valuable members of the:
community to which they belong.
It is proposed that the women should be employed,.
in the first place, in the care of their. infants. and in;
keeping their dwellings in the best order. Sdly, In;
cultivati
mg the gardens to raise vegetables for the;
supply oithe publk kitchen. Sdly. In. attending tot
such of the branches of the various manufactures sat
women can weU undertake ; but not so be employed'
in them more than four or five hours, in the day.;
4thly, in making up clothing for the inmates of the;
establishment. Sthly, In attending occasionally, andi
in rotation, in the public kitchen. mess-rooms, and`
dormitories; ; and, when properly instructed, in super.'
ietending.some parts.of she education•ot the thildreol
to the schools.

It is proposed that the elder children should be
trained to assist in gardening and manufacturing for
a patina of the day, according to their strength; and
London, England, 1817-08-15

AMERICA.

From Charleston Pdpsln received this morning we
ezmict the foll,ming

" FROM HAVAND. Att. CA ptain oldie
ship James and Agnes, armed in seven days from
Havanna!), informs us, that the Constilido Fleet,
composed of six or seven war ves.els, well manned
r r
'and equipped, was to 1.0 from HaVannah about the
)Ist irAt. (Jul)), destined for the deence of St. Au-
gustine. If they arrive there before Sir Gregor
*Gregor and his followers, and gain possession of
the fortress, we may expect to hear of warm work
between tl.e.n.

" A Gentl:man lately from Havannah informs
us, that the Captain of the Spanish Government brig
wild), in conjunction with A frigate, made a das.
tardly attack some months since on the United States
schooner Firebrand, has been lately tried by a Court
Martial at Havanuah, and broke. The Captain of
the frigate had been sent home to Old Spain, to take
his trial, and there was no doubt would meet a Simi-
punishment.

" Since the Patriot Standard has bun planted in
East Florida, hundreds of recruits have resorted to it,
and we learn that 111•Laegor w,il viol) have as many
limn as be may require. The Patriots have a 12/tWAI
fot‘c lyiuy, before Amt

Yesterday even;tig tier MA.n.sry had a select party
at her Palace.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Wirtemberg Mi-
nister was introduced to the Qt. tea, at her Palace,
in due form, and took leave of her &WYATT previous
to his Excellency leaving England.
Yesterday Count him:bleu had ac audience of the
l'Attrot REGENT at Carlton House.
Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at the FureiAn °Mee, which was
summoned on Tuesday ; it was attended by the LORD
himmzumt, the E 4115 Ot W 3TilattrAND, BATHURST,
and LIVERPOOL, Viscounts s ...zoseouTu and CASTLE.
u*ou, Mr. CANNING, &c. The Cabinet columned
in close deliberation till eve.

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Custemano
and the Princess of Solms, attended by Madame
Dome% &c. left their residence in Si. I -antes's, Pit-
lace for Tunbridge Wells, where their Royal High-
nesses have taken a house for the season.

fhe DUcheSS, of GLOIJCIDATRA vislitcd her Row.
Manua yesterday at the Quern's Palace.
London, England, 1817-08-15

DUBLIN. AUCIAT 19.

FROM TIIS PATRIOT.
The Right Hon. NICIIOI.As VANcITTART. the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer of England, arrived yeiter.
day at Dublin Castle, and in the evening accom-
panied the Right Hon. Mr. Secretary Pau to his
seat in the Pheenix Park. We had long since pre-
pared onr Readas for the visit of this distinguished
stranger to this country, the object of which is, we
believe. connected with the collection of the kik
Revenues. Mr. VANSITTA ler landed at Donagbadee
some days ago, and after a short stay at the residence
of the Earl of RODEN, at Dundalk House, county of
Louth, proceeded to Dublin.
The Earl of Dounvonmour is serioudy indisposed
at his scat, of Knocklofty,in the county of Tipperary.
Lady BLOOAIFIRLD is at present on a visit at Castle-
Waller, county of Tipperary.
Trim Assizes terminated on the 9th instant. The
calendar was so very heavy that Lord NORRURT, for
the two last days, assisted in the Criminal Court.
Sixteen convicts are left for execution ; of that num-
ber, one, of the name of Myths, was executed on
the morning the Assizes ended,-fora barbarcus mur-
der, committed on the persons of a young won an
and her infant child, of which child he was the fa•
ther. He had promised the young creature marriage,
and prevailed upon her to cross the country with I:im,
in order to go to a ?nest, by whom to be married;
in a field upon the way the diabolical villain mur-
dered his unsuspecting victim avid her intuit, and pet
the bodies into a hole. Yn Niuescit sleepetit not :
a heavy rain washing away the earth, the hand
of the murdered woman was übservedby a passenger,
and this led to the discovery of this horrible trans-
action—one at which human nature shudders. The
circumstances were so strong, the Jury h nn hesi.
talon in finding the wretch guilty. After his con-
viction he acknowledged the crime. A number are
left for transportation.

NAVAL INTBLLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST It.

Arrived the Hunter, DAVIS, from Norfolk. Put
in kere the Vansiitart, and Recovery, lOr the South
Seas, with several others, and four transports, hit it
blows so hard, that we cannot learn their names.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST aG.
Arrived his Majesty's ship TIBER, from a crnize ;
and the Alcyoa, SHAESPZAI4II, from Jatiraica.—Half-
past 7 A. M. Arrived his Majesty's ship Nctrcaszt.E.
Admiral Sir PULTENEY MALCOLM, from St. Helena.

DEAL, AUGUST 14.
Attired the Friends, &MI, from Jamaica. Came
down from the River the Election, for Philadelphia r
POrsuit, for Havannah ; and Aberdeen, for Quebec.

DOVER. AUGUST 14.
S tiled last night the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain HALLANON, (or Ostend, with a Mail and
passengers. Arrived this morning the Lord D'incan
packet, Captain HAMILTON, and le Desiree French
packet, from Calais, with passengers. Sailed this
morning, the King George packet, Captain KING ;
Prince Leopold, Captain Roams; and Cumberland,
Captain li• xEll, with upwards of 200 passengers, for
Calais.—Wind W. and moderate.
London, England, 1817-08-15

LYNN, AUGUST 14.

Arrived the Enterprise, SANDERSON, from Green-
land, with 359 butts of blubber. the produce of seven
whales and 115 seals. The Muter says, that at a
late part of the season. there were in the 6►hery forty.
two sail of foreign vessels, amongst which only wean
whales had been then taken.
HULL, AUGUST IL _ _

Arrived the Zephyr, Uarnasa and Egginton,
TATHAM, from Davis',Straits;sStraits; the former with six
fish, 170 butts ; and the latter with four fish, 100 butts.
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST rs.
Arrived the .1 .ates, CLouctir, from Greenland.
London, England, 1817-08-15

FRENCH PAPERS.

The Pads Papers of Monday arrived last night.—
The following are extracts:

PARIS, AUGUST 11.

Marshal the Duke of Reggio pissed on the 7th
inst. with a numerous suite, by Chalons-sur-Marner
to fulfil the honourable mission of receiving his Prus-
sian Majesty, with which he is charged by the King.
It appears that several of the French southern pro-
vinces have been for some time afflicted with an ex-
treme drought. It has been so great in the depart-
went of the Eastern Pyrenees, that it has converted
into salt a great part of the waters of the marshes of
St. Nazair and Villeneuve. The diminution of the
waters of the Huveauz, which supply Marseilles, has
prodeced the most serious inconveniences in that
city. There is no longer water to drive the mills on
that river, and the fountains of the city are almost
dried op. It is believed the Municipal Administra-
tion will issue a%order for using it only for purposes
of the first necessity.
The Prefect of Boordeaus being informed that se-
veral Spaniards, who were comprised in the Decree
of Amnesty of his Catholic Majesty. and who had
received an extraordinary indemnity in order to quit
France, and along with this indemnity an order for
their route. had rot yet passed the frontiers, but re-
niened still in the Department of the Gironde, has
sigtoiried to them, by an official notice, published in
the Buordeaux papers, that those among them who
on the 15th of August shall not have followed their
destination, should be arrested and conducted from
one military past to another, till they reached the
frontiers of Spain. By the same notification. the re-
fugee Sp iniar..ls, who compose no part of the depots.
and who have not received assistance to return to
Spain, but who wish to reside ip France, are en-
joined to declare their intentions to the Mayors of the
Communes where they live, and to furnish an ac•
count in writing of their former and present proles-
sion, their wiles and children.

A young man and a young woman were some days
ago fi.talid hanging on the same tree, in the wood of
Vealne•t. Honore N►el, ailed 24. resident at big
tattier's, a sawyer at Clinton, and ViCtoire Henriott,
aged 19, of the same place, were anxious to be ma.
vied together, big their parent, opposed the union.
A letter, writlen by Noel on the day of the event,
And slimed by each 01 therm, was addressed to the
Mayor of Cotton : it purported that Noel, having
been unjustly clanked with robbery, could not sure:ve
the tnsult, and mat he had persuaded his mistreu to
die with him.
London, England, 1817-08-15

FRANKFORT, AUCtlit 7.

The King of Prussia arrived at- Hamm on the Sth,
in the afternoon, and dined with the Electoral Prin.
'cess. His Majesty was expected to set out for Mentz
to-day.
Count Reinhard, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-
ter Plenipotentiary of France to the German Code-
deratioa and the free city of Frankfort, departed to-
day for Pacis, having obtained leave of absence.
London, England, 1817-08-15

BRUS,SELS, AUGUST 13.

In one of our Journals, we read the following Ar-
ticle The Correctional Tribunal of-Ghent will
I,sve to try, on the 50th of this month, an action fur
c•ilu:auy, brought against the Editor of -the Journal
of I•iee and Were Flanders, on account of an article
inserted in that Paper on the lith of Juac Wt. It is
conceived in 'hi se terms :

it i+ alarmed diat Mr. Dubue administers (be Colony (Mar.
dr..qte, of which he le Intendant) very well In favour of a Fo-
r.-Lii thvernment. Lord Wellington has cleared to are him re-
trucil. No more Is wanting to perpetuate him in Ws beam-
able leuellems.'"

Ilis.Gtate will be phintiff, aild two very distils.
Counsraors of Ilrussels will pleasi—one tor
the Noble Lord, the other tor the Editors they are
Mesas. Tarte, bell. mid Touhaud.
Count Magnets de Deroath, Envoy Extraordinary
from the King u. .Denmark to the Court of Spain,
hag wired M this city, on his way to Spain. A
great. nosily English have also arrived, anions whom
are Loid Vi count Barrington And tinnily.
Brilliant fetes ate preparing at Spa. There will
i ...racing and games of various kinds. Some
4:a LUCh refugees, who are to quit the kingdom

by orders from superior anthority, Lave obtained
leave to remain till the SOth, in order winds their
affsirs in Belgians.

BAMBERG, AUGUST 4,

His Majesty the King of Prussia has been here
since yesterday afternoon. His Majesty travels nn.
der the name of Count de Ruppin : his carriage was
overturned between Thiersheim and -Weimenstadt,
and his Majesty received a contusion on the eye and
on the left shoulder, which, however. did not hinder
him from visiting what is remarkable in this city.
London, England, 1817-08-15

FLANDERS MAIL

The accounts by the Mail of this morning relate
chit fly
_ro the large and fine harvest
,which they are
now reaping in that country. ,Sontl of the new Wheat
has been threshed out, and, to the great joy of the,
inhabitants, it is found that a given number of sheaves
yields twice as much grain as last•year —nor is this
all—in a given measure of ground there is a much
greater number of sheaves. One Journalist expresses
himself thus As the tenth part of an ordinary
crop is sufficient for the inhabitants of Belgium, what
shall we do with the other nine-tenth►? Eirort
them ro what country ? Every where the erors
are most abundant, and consequently all ersunt-iti
will want to export. Add to this, that from the 25th
to the 29th of July, 119 vessels passed the Sound for
the No 'ierkands, almost all laJen with corn. It is
said, that towards the end of June last, our Govern-
•ent premised large bounties for the first cargoes of
corn, which has caused such large import..tious."
London, England, 1817-02-24

PLYMOUTH, FIiBIaTARY

Arrived his Majesty's ship HRRON, with the Speed-
welt swap, of FAintoutli, which she captured near
v,,,;issir, the crew escaped; also. the Wolfe,,Re-
vt:,ue cutter, from a cruise ; and Mason, Irish R,.t-
ue cutter, from Ireland.—Wind North.
PORTSM'OU UH, FEBEWARY 25;
Arrived the Vittoria (1), Vittoria (2), Camden,
sud Minerva transports; from the West Indies—they
idled 11th January, and parted from the Medusa two
.ys after ; Also, the Mary, MOFFAT, from Bengal,
.ni yroceeded tor London; Admiral Gambier, from
,wes; his Majesty's ship Bus/into from a cruise;
CLepeit, from Gibrsit ir.—Wind %Vest.

DEAL, FEBRUARY 23.

Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ships OJWNresand
I•ns, from the Westsvard. Sailed the Cerbsrus,
Caledonia, for Fort William ; Cornwall, for the
Isle of France ; Britannia, for Grenada ; Barton, tor
Bltavia ; Dick, for New South Wales ; Caledonia,
for Madras; Elizabeth, for Ceylon; and sevreral
ethers. Came down from the River today and re.
main, the Lady Hannah Ellia, for St. Lucia. Arrived
;,r.I sailed for the Rivet the Rapid, CHAPMAN, from
Buenos Ayres; and Bonctta, Tomos, from Malta and
Giloaltar.
London, England, 1817-02-24

COSTUME OP THE NETHERLANDS.
On the In of March will be pus‘lished.-by R ACKTICIA
Strand, Limdfm, and may he had of all Buokseders i i the
United Kingdom, Part I. of
IiHE COSTUME of the NETHERLANDS,
cowaining Ten cAnireil Engravin4s, with Letter•pre,
De!criptious In Engttah aad French, printed on imperial quarto
vellum paper, price 15s.
This Work will consist of Three Parts, which wiU elected
Monthly.

.3.IST !AWL. 110rSE, Fi;n-krry 2 ittl7.
riIHECOURI of DIRECTORS of IT AT riEJ)
COlP.lavr of AIERCII ANTS y. ENCLA Nit, traSoa,
h tit EAr INDIES, a herebs ;rat notice,
That a ieneral Court of the said Conioany will be held at
their hour is I.eadenhall•street, on TUESDAY, the 25:1i
instant, arrieven o'CNek in the Forenoon, for the purpose of
continuinglie consideration of the following Proposition, viz.
" That se Coin of Directors be requested to take into their
consideratin the *wore of the Company's Institution at
hue), sod bw far it has answered, or Is likely, on its present
Platt, to anwer the ends proposed by the Resolution of the Ge-
neral Courof the 48th February, 1805? And whether, in their
opinion, aiSeminary at the Company's expente in lEtigland tw
tr.w adv'sble fur the Civil Service and, if so, whether an
Es'aslishiletat more in the nature of a School, where Masters
should atend at stated holm, having proper senitority for the
due entreentent of obedience, learning, and moral conduct,
would tot 4. pint.rable to a University or College This Court,
however, mate especially requests the Court of Directors to con.
siderwhetbirz the expense at present Incurred In maintaiidne the
College aught not whit great propriety be aimost wholly saved ;
It, instead of compelling parents to send their sons to a particular
.eatinary, the Court of Directors were to require of the youths
intended for their Civil Service In India, a certain degree d pro•
kinky In such languages anew:knees as should be deemed or.
ceseaty, the same to be rertiged by Gesitkmeo of known learning
and ability appointed for that purpose? And whether, in such
case, it would not be highly expedient and economical to remove
the ketamy Seminary from Aatilseoaabe, to the more eonuno-,
Move and inistioes building at Haileybory P And that the Court
of Directon be further requested to report their upinions on the
different pobus beiein referred to them as soon as convenient,
and alien early and Oficial Genial Court to receive and con.
ddee the same." JAMBS COBB, &aviary.
London, England, 1817-04-26

A CARD.

MRIESIL MARTIN and Cothelr----best compliments send
To all who are wishing their fortunes to mood;
With thanks for past favours, and hearty good Match
Invite them to share In the !owes sml the fishes,
Whith Fortune, Nrsr WEDNESDAY, means to d:1-1-04
To those who to purchase a Share will contribme.
The Contractor, in justice, deserves our best thAck!,
For there's double the number of Prises to Manse
There are Four .1 wenty l'houtands contain'd in tb.:'
Of ev'ry one's talk and approval the theme ;
And as Tickets are cheaper• than many year-, pao,
And such tempting advantage[ may not lonf
'fis prmuna'd you'll no lo:ter your percNase &lay,
But make an adventure at A lloct th t to-da. !
8, Cornball, and 120, Osfutd-street.

COUNTRY MARKET:4.
Vasa I Dee. April 24.—Wheat per loarl,‘l9 tro ten
New ditto, t;01 Ous to 001C0s. Marley, per qu..rar otr
Oats Itis to 445. ream 345. to 631. Oki Bl .11AS lON t'
Paso 4OS to 48r. Rye POs to GOs.
.0 April he Price of a bushel of .A
11
Peke of the Quartrrn Loaf, wheaten, Is. 411. l-f0t0e.:24:11
BANSUR April t4.—Wheat 7e. Dd. to 176.0.1ab0.:id.
WU. per sack. Bread 91. 91. the half peck.
Last week aits experienced a detlinc 4s•
boll in Haddington market. ,Ahauld t:u pt art
vourable /weather continue, a still fui tlier ictluo
expected.

MAI LS../111 R. 01/11. •A I, i'''
Diann . - - it 1 Prance - - - °
Waterford - - 1 1 Hanthurgh -- 0
1
Owornory and Jersey 0 0 Gottenburgh -• °
Lillboll . m . m 1 1 Hukters . . . 0
thalami' . . . 0 0 Malta •- a ° I
----

COAL MARKET, APiiiii..33.-
Mir at Market. Skips sold. roma .
lei Newcastle 151 349. 0.1. to 485 A
1 Sunderland 1 40s. OIL t 0 alik ..4.
1 Scotch Coal 0 004. OJ.
______..

LONDON ; Primed and pal/bailed 1)7 Lees:C".
Mgt, 'fuel 10 :r.
London, England, 1817-04-26

THE ARMY.

Wednesday the entire Regiment of the 6th Dra-
Volt Gourds %Imre insp, cted on Portobello Sands by
Hors, Centinawrier of the Forces, who
W. 16 highly pleased with their appearance, equipment,
And Sigh state
1 he first Battalion 6611 Regiment is ordered from
India to Sr. lielaile. to
.r?lieve the mops now there.
%mind batt..lion 5Sd. and StJ battalion 66th. which
Are in be disbanded.

Thers4l,l tire d battal'on of the 753 regiment was
disemhoJied at Chelmsfgd Barracks.--The able-
b•Jitd men are to be dratted into the Ist battalion,
anJ the remainder diNcharg, J. 'The men. out of re-
spect for their Olictrs, chaired them through the
s~netsot Cholarstord, with drums and lifer. the chairs
being de, gated with laurel and ribbands. Tiiis re-
giment was present at the ever-memorable horde of
Waterloo. %Astra it sutkred most severely is Man
and men.

NA Via INTELLIGENCE.

FALNICAT I H, APRIL 23.

Arrived the Lady Arabella packet► with a Mail
front Lisbon, Ole sailed on the `39th ultimo; James,
Siam, from Y.trinouth ; and Flora, l'ALmen, from
Liverpool. d the Active and Wolf cutters. on
a cruise.—Wind S.E.

YLYMOITTH, APRIL
Arrived sev. r colliers, with coAls for this port.
sailitligr.—Wind E.

?JR I'SMOU l'H, APRIL 25.
Arrived the Mary, Statesnia, Irons Antwerp.
DEAL, APRIL 45.
Came ilnwn• from the River and sailed, the Le-
s int, for bilfay. Sailed last evening, the Apollo,
Settiomeit, a:;r, the Prosperity, 'IMAMS, for Iceland,
the Ocean, from JAMIIiCA, and Emperor
Alec:oder. Horn FriallCC, are detained by contrary
winds.--Wiles{
GRAVESEND. APRIL 95.
An ived !la Mary, Kidd; Vrow Hatay, Creswell; and le tet.
grit?, Clifton. flout I larnbargb t Jong Geniis, honey; Twee
Gantiedere, liasat ; Vtow Geina, Skipper; and Jong Cornelius,
Sedgas, Irrtm Groningen ; Sarah Margaret. titcholson, front Bre-
men; Vrow Angelnia, Talien, front Enihrleu • Drukshts. Boot.
from ditto ;Faroe, Mamas,. from Smyrna ; Friendsehap. Buzzard,
irons Ro•terd4rat—Sailed the Gertrude. Longrtale. ftw the tape
of Good Kips, Anatven, Tate. for Hamburah ; Pa. Celt is; rot
Calais; Belinda, Roberts, for Antwerp; Blightoo, 'ovary, fur
Elenteut ; Avon, lone., for Dublin.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 25.

SMIPS etrraacp SNWAIIDII.--.1 be Marshal Blather, Adams,
from Ostend ; Market Maid, Reid, from Amsterdam • Diana,
Inonspftn, trout Leghorn; Oak, Wynne.. from Biilio;1 lute-
grity, Wilson, and Dart, &dwell, from Antwerp; Erpanne
irons Norway; founealti, Miles, and Henry, Kirton, frost Ham.
burgh; Adams, Adams, from R ntierdarn; Mary Ann, *own,
Irmo Marseilivis • Orange Sul trk,nson, from Harlington;
' and Bronow.ek, /edema, amain.
,Orrwantia.—Marshal Blucher, Adams, and Marquis of An-
&bra, Brow., for Ostend; Mary. Moffatt, for Madeira, Ceylon.
dumbly, Forts St. George and William, and Prince of
laiana ; Diana, Rutter, for Madras and Bengal ; Jonge Jan, Kry.
gcnian, for Rotterdam; and Menai, Davits, far Antwerp.
London, England, 1817-04-26

INDISFOSRION OF THI. QUEEN.

The favonrahle report of. yesterday soon spread in
the hieher circles ; and the consequence was, that the
ittqu'aries wer: not so numerous yesterday as on Thurs-
day. The PatINC6 RILGRNT sent, as usual, at an early
hour, to inquire alter the state of his Royal Parept,
as did the other branches of the Royal family who are
in Lon :on. The Duke and Duchess of Yotra, the
Duchy.: of CLoucasean, and the Duke of Sussax, at-
temleJ At the Queen's Palace in the COUISC of the day.
l'his morning the following Bulletin was issued of
the state of her MA/EzTV'S health
" Queen's Holier, April 26, Twelve &Clock.

" The QUIJIN has had no returns of pain in the
side, and is now free frint fever. Hvrmilt is
convalescent. (S;gned) " Fit. MILNIAN.
" H. HALPORD."
London, England, 1817-04-26

RICHMOND, SURREY.
CHO LMONDELEY-TEP.RACE.
now ITALIAN VILLA, PLRA4U it &GROUNDS, GAR-
DENS, &e. so tactile* FAMILY CO 1' I'AOE, GITICES,
GARDEN, &c. range of COACH-HOUSES, S FABLES, &v.
ay Mr. RQlliNti,
At Oarroway's Coffee• hoose,`Change-Alley,Cornhill, on Tatra s
Davit!* Old -hlay; 1417, at Twelve **Moak, in Five l.ots,
Lori. A N UNIQUE ITALIAN VILLA, built
sCIL of free-cone, by the late Sir Cttwt. Atcu.t., Bart.
now the Residence sod Property of ArRITSIIIO Keane, Esti
bad ander the Crown for a kin term. A most singularly beau.
tiful situation, CHOLMONDELE - TERRACE, it ICII-
- SURREY, on the Banks of the Thanes; compri.ing
as excellent Family House, with Offices of all demriptions,
Pleasure-grounds, productive Kitchen Garden, walled
and ilikuted whit choice Fruit t rem; buolunne oniarntotal Gr. en-
litanti; Hot homer, Vineries, ate treble Coach-house, and &Mike
for nift horses, with Rooms and Loft over.
Lot s, imagist** a desirable! Faultily Cottage Residence, btely
altered and improved at a considerable expense, with excellent
Oillets,Coachhouse,and Stables; gond Garden walled round, ate.
Lot S. An exrxUtto Garden, walled round and planted with
choice Fruit-trees, situated adjoining the Cottage and Garden. .
Lot 4. A capital Piece of Gallen-ground, surrounded by Wry
walls, with a productive Pesch-bouse and Vinery, planted with
the choicest Fruit-trees, &c. and adjoining Lot S.
Lot S. A Valuable Ptoperty, situate in the Old Palace Cowry,
and adjoining Lut 4 ; consisting of a range 01 7 Coach-iemses, and
Stables for 19 Horses, with Lotts over, la !n respectable *nmestits.
. The whole forms ONE COMP.IC r.s FATE, and may he
viewed. by applying at the blausiisn, (1.o! t), where Pmts.:Wars
may be had, and at the Castle anti the falbot Inns, Richmond;
Red Lim). Hounslow ; Castle, Salt ; White Hart, Viiiiidior;
41geoas, Ikt:caked; of Messrs. W,Uiama, Whitinor,-, a:id CO*
No. 9, Lincoln's ion New Square; at Gsrraway's; and of Mr.
Rolsius,W ar wict-st reet,Golden-square, where a Plan may be teen.
London, England, 1817-04-26

NEX r WEDNESDAY,

riIHE present nuiversally admired STATE I.OT-
cumnaenee Draw*, The Pubic .‘6i3 :a
mind that the ,
Four Prizes et 420,000,

May then be drier...lath anti c,tiscytentli that it will to rm--e
advaistageauv for every pen...):l ilif etL:itig to 5, iVellitUre re•
sent popular I.turry, to ILIAC Their I..strchinrs before di.. 11.
goes round. Ivot vitth%tanding the great demand for 1.1,:kr.
Starts the Price; conti..ue the same, viz.

Whale Ticket XlB 18 0 I Quarter XS I 0
half. 9 19 0 g ift
Sizteen:h Xt 0

Go CARROLL IlLi 00 often called the attention of, the Puhre
to tee Scheme of this Lottery, that it is wholiy unneceemr7 to
repeat the many splendiJ point% in which it abounds; and •mi,ich
must have excited the approbation of every Net son that lov ce-
sidereil the sebjecla Temerity v,di exclaim with adntintacn ttat
there has been a Lottery in which an Adventurer had a chaos*
of obtaining, amongst
1140911. PRIZES,
FOUR PIUZES OF .02i',0%0.
Whibt there were but 4,iti2 Blanks in 14,4,00 'Ticket*.

Ttekts and Shares may yet he obtained at the offices of
CARKOLI., Stoeb Broker, No. 7, Co at. uti.s., and th:, Oxr,
s tosav,where No. 1,735, the la-t Prise et .eso,ooo ever '
was win, with Seven other C.V.v4ss iu k,shtY Shares.
London, England, 1817-04-26

IRELAND.-IN THE COUN CY OF MEA Elf.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES TA l'EB, eltuate In the County of
MEATH, thtf ntent facile and truly desirable part of the
Kingdom of Ireland, near
EIGHT 'THOUSAND IRISH ACRES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Royal Etching, Coffee-Room, in the City of Dublin, on
TIIIIIDAT the tOth, and Wenn asnaT the IIIL ef Jotte, 11147,

at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,
THE yes), Valuable and highly Improveable
FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the County of Meath,
part within 'Fen Miles of •DubUn I—comprising the extensive
MANORS of DENOHAN, BALLYMAGOSsAN, MORN-
IMOTON, the MANOR of TRIM, with the Antient CASTLE
ant Bonding, and Houses in the Town of TRIM; the LORD-
SHIP of MOY ARE, bounded by the River Boyne, /cc.
' THE PROPERTY Os 7 A NOBLEMAN.
Them F.states contain nearly Eight Thousand irth Acres, or
, Terelve Thousand English Acres of fine Meadow runt Fertliug
.itrierotusd. Past urns, and Arable Lam', ex cl usive of Vogl-and, which
allotted to t;.e different Truants fur FueL The Lands are in
an excellent state of Cultivation, divided in compact Farms and
' Lands for arcontinodatton, part with eligible Residences, Pleasure
Grouch!. and Gardens, Farm House., and all necessary Outbuild-
ings; a Water Corn Mill, sundry Coitages,&o. let to most respec-
table Tenants, on Lenses for Lives, r4S:. of which are renewable,
and the remainder to Tenants at Will; the present low Rental
nearly Seven Thousand Pounds per Annum, but worth upwards
of Eleven Thousand Pounds per Annum. The whole of these
Es: aces are in a hi:erica country, and well situate for good Mar-
kets, excellent Roads, &e.
: The Morningtos Estate adjoins the sea near Drogheda. The
'Whole a most desirable Property for investing Money
. May be elegised by applying to E. Chambers, Esti; Trite ; Mr.
. Soho Alleo, Biaymount near 1* rim, where Particulars may be
: had and loony information given.. Particulars likewise may be.
had at the O'Reilly Arms a..,d Post Office, Tfilil; the Inns at
=l:Cork, and Waterford; of James Johnstone, Esq. Do-
vet s of Messrs. Reeves, Ormoby, lad Reeves, Ater-
riegoooquaris; and George Hutchinson, Esq. Solicitor, No. 19,
Z7Gardner-street, Dublin; and at (be Kate of Sale, where
of the Estate are left; the Inns at Holyhead; the Hotel,.
Llnez::: Golden Lion, Chester; Talbot, Shrewsbury; Hen ,
i
ens' .ISirnaleghsin; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lietibekl ; of
'Mail Light foot, Esq..Castle-etreet, infester-square; at Garro-
gititiee Coffee Haase, 'Chimp Ailey, 04111011; and of Mr. Roblin,
Vferwialk;street, Golden-avers, Loudon, where Vows of the
lama may be seer,. .
•

Itheite
London, England, 1817-04-26

sgsEx.

CAN rAt, lIPERHOLT) R, TA 1.r., TfIRER HiINiIRED
AND POIJit ACREi. hetvre•ti AVRLEY, STIFFORD.
sal GRAYS, on the Road to sot) rilgalt.
Py ASr. RI)PINq,
At Carrawayl/4 Colf,e-6 nt.e, In Fieleinze-AR,y, C qnhtfl, on
Fstiudiv, the :fith of holsy, t Al 7, at Titre** o' Lck,

AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES C.A.T2,
OREM' hIOI.AND HALT.;
Si,u4te in the P 3,14, or yoqi•ocor:KEAD.rm. neer 3111%.

FORD, in the County of ESit4fs.
Compriiiny a good harm bustsr, web Offices, Garder„Orchsrd,
spacious Farm-yard, with exactlaut Barn., :;szktalea, Granary,
Waggon sod Cart-I..dgcs and v.stunag Out buildr,7%; and 0tr..1-7
Enclosures of Meadow, eas me, Arable, ar.d Wood l.aad, the
svhole upwards of
THKEE nuNreuto AND FOUR ACR
12 a bleat vet. nt 3Gil 6. It., ticcitprion of the Pro.,
prktos, vats lial spired no espes.vn it: the Arming of the
Land; th•• 6121iding, nre iu gond r-is.tir; ti.e E nve ties compact,
and 14 ntwa •iestrab e far Inverommt, Or far emigration. Moat,
tett miles (tont Rumford, and twenty from LondoN -

May be viewel Ly aoplication to P.m, the rtesl
the Farm, where Per iculars tray fi •h: and at the Del s•
PartrAge, Stitfurd; ship, Gray,; Hort. 2.r.trrley; 1,
Pusflert ; Mack Roy, Chelntsfonrt ; If trt. Htertv.,e,tta•.
Rontfortl; of Mr Jackson, Graei-Jon ; at Garraway's; z.:d ••1
ittiblya, Warteick-att,tt, Co'flatt-atrtare, %the
a Plan of the hstatr may h.: 4., n.

THE MARQUIi DE CHABANNE'S PA I'LN US.
"WK. COOLING LIQUMS even ttrtd..t ihe
Temperature of the Atninsnhere in Sommer, a nit.clt:t
made than any hitherto adopte.l. VA. •lry!rg C ern, NI et. 140;.5,
etc. an economical a" I method :tee !rein Saithor or
any un;ikaaant smell If of er six ino.itlas trial, the Craltietut
aiiremiett in a written Agreement are not ti.hiled, the "op•iraves
will be taken down and the money returned, for %hies -rearity
will be Oren. For Steam Favirtea.•warming anti evaporating
Liquids, the Patentee titters to ha the apparatus at li's own es.
I panne, and to receive yearly, during •Ite Come of his priviko, ha f
tee amount tit economy in fuel thereby procured. l'hus all per-
sons making trial of this irminfoa, will not only receive the 11:.
nefit of it free, but eten at an increase of their present iscome.
Apply at the PGECiIt Cslor.tire Funtirore Ft.houlry aotl
factory, No. tat, Drury lane, where orders are *cell's(' for
Warming and Ventilating, upon the Patent principle, Buillinp
of every .Ivorptlon, Hot-houses, Green horses, lisc. •
London, England, 1817-04-26

PEDES fitIANISM.

&IA TM, OF 2000 miuras IN 45 DAYS, AT LOWNR TOOTING.

List night, when Baas= left off, he had accom-
plished 3:31 miles of his arduous undertaking. He
started again this morning, at an early hour, and
was going on in Isis usual good spirits when I,ur Re-
porter left Tooting.
RACE AGAINST TIME.—.The youtb, tvho
had undertaken to perform ten miles within the hour,
And tire more in the succeeding thirty.tive minutes,
on Sunbury Common, last Tuesday, for a wager of
considerable amount, had scarcely run a mile, when,
to the great disappointment and mortification of the
admirers of Pedestrianism, he was suddenly stopped
in his speed, br an order from the Magistracy. The
it/a5 or my betters vented their anger' not very &to-
rowdy upon this occasion; their losses are irrecoverable
according to the laws of betting.
London, England, 1817-04-26

_
PARMA MENTART PROCEEDINGS.

• HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 21
Counsel were heard in continuation, and finny, on the Scotch
saute of •' Macketizie v. Mackenzie," Judosent postponed.
in the case of " Shitiditam v. Counsel were partly
heard. T., proceed again on Monday.
he Earl of HoSurotm (formerly Sir John Hope. K. 11), was
lot:odor•a, sworn, and took his seat as Baron Hopetoun, to
'which I•eerage he succeeded on the demise of his brother. the
IRK Lord. • His Lordship's patent as Baron Niddry, to which be
was not long .sitge individually created, was also read ou
tie
occasion. • - • • .
His Loidithip's supporters were, Lord GORDON (Marquis of
Bundy), and Lord Fosses.
• The Earl of Omar presented a Petition from a number of
dealers and miler, inhtb.ran•s of tl.e county of York, against the
importation of Foreign Wools, which was ordered to be laid on
tl:e tat le. '
1 he Nonvlai Fire and Life fr.sur.ric • Company's Bills w••rte
brongb• cp f7orn the Common• by Mr. HAtterr and others, and
read a first time; as was also a Private Bill, presented by Cul.
LT'I,N.
farther consit:rration of Bailey's Divorce 11;11 was ordered
to be tn.tputiet! floni the of April, until the tat of May.
The Ayr Harbour Imr trireme-lit bill was brought up from the
Commons by Mr. littswet.t., and read the first time.
London, England, 1817-04-26

ACADEMICAL SCCIETY.

The Earl of DARNLEY aoverted to the recent
refur4l of a licence, in the City of London, under the
Seditious Meetings' Act, to the Academical Society
held in Chancery-lane, (vide the Report of the pro-
ceedings in the STAR of Tuesday last), and particu-
larly to the tipressions used by one of the Magistrates
of the City, that it was the purport of the Act to put
tilwn all political debate whatever. His Lordship
felt it his duty to call the attention of the House to
this decision, and regretted that the Noble Viscount
at the Head of the Hume Department WAS not in his
piece. He cnoltl not, he said, impute to the framer:
of the Act the intention of putting down by it all
political di:cussion ; and if that interpretation was
given to it, lie trusted that under the Clause which
allowed the alteration or repeal of the Act during
the present Session, their Lordships would not hesitate
to pass another 13ii1 for the express purpose of pre-
venting such an interpretation from being acted upon.
The Noble Secretary of State not being present, he
should not now. enter further into the subject ; but
trusting else Noble Viscount would be in hie place on
' Monday, he gave notice of his intention to bring for-
Ward the question on that day.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1817-06-14

THE RIOTS IN DERBYSHIRE, &c.

The following are the accounts that have reached
us this morning. These disgraceful disturlisnces
may, we think, be now considered as set at rest, at
least for a time, the turbulent having been every
where arrested in their career by the vigilance and
activity of the Magistrates. We ate c.nicerned to
state that two constables tell victims to the mad infa-
tuation of the turbulent at Offerton, in Derbyriire s
London, England, 1817-06-14

BERKSHIRE Cou:crr MBEIINC.

At a Meeting, on Tuesday, of the Freeholder*,
Gentlemen, and Clergy of the County, cornered at
' the County-Hall, Reading, in couseq.lence of a It.e-
quisition made to the High Sacral, the purpose
of petitioning both Hutilies of Parliament to reje7t
the proposition of Ministers for the turthcr &sepal..
lion of the H.ibeas Corpus Act,
Mr. STCNE, the Sherd} being called to the Cher,
read letters from the County Members, the Honet”--
able Richard Nevi.ie and Charles Diindas, Esq.. apt.
logizing inr their inability to attend 'lit Meeting e t ,e
their determination to oppose any plop°.
sito,n that might LI: made in the House of Comm'..s
fnr.continning Lhe.Suspension of the said Act.
object of the Meeting hay.ng been exilained by Ole
ShertlY, and the Requisition read,

Lori Viscount I•oLKsTotte, atter addressing e
Mceti g, 1 ropcfed Petitions to both Houses ut P:.-.
!lament, which he read.

TnomAs GoonLaKz, Esq. in a neat speech, secon-
dedklic proposition of :he Noble Lord.

The Petitions were :hen agreed to by a great. rn.l.-
titude, without the smallest opposition.
After Votes of Thanks were passed tc vaTiols
sons, the Meeting was disioi7etl.
The County Hall vas crowded to ercess by
priutipal rreeholder; and Gentry of a.* Col:my.

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