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Star.
London, England, 1818-04-28

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER-(IRELAND),

ACCOUNTS RESPECTING OFFICES DIRECTED TO '
RE ABOLISHED.
I. An Account of all Offices in the Custom Department of
Ireland, directed by the Act of the 47th Geo. 111. chap. 12, to
be Abolished or Regulated, as the same should become vacant,
which have, since the passing of that Act, become vacant, and
' been abolished or regulated accordingly : together with a State..
ment of such of said Offices as are now held under Reversionary
Grants of the same made previous to the passing said Ac
t:
Customers of &Bast and Larne, Cork, Londondery, and
Coleraine, abolished. •
Searchers of Drogheda and Limerick, abolished.
Taster of Wines and Surveyors of Outg, abolished.
Comptrwilers of Belfast and Lenin, abolished; and the Duties
of Belfast regulated.
abolished, but the Duties not yet per-
Drogheda and Dundalk,
manently provided for.
Limerick, 'N =wry. Ross, Sligo, and Waterford, abolished, and
the Di.ties thereof regulated.
Wexford, abolished. -
The followigg Offices are now held under reversionary grants
made previous to the passing of said Act :
Esaminator of Customs, held jointly by John Staples and Tito-'
mas Staples, Faqrs.
Storekeeper of Dublin Port, held jointly by Henry Barre Beres-
ford and John C. Beresford, jun. &qrs.
Searcher, Packer, and Guager of Wexford, held jointly by
Townshend Lees and Thomas Orde Lees, Esqrs.
(Signed) Acton Matiusr, Secretary.
Custom House, Dublin, March 21, 1818.
11. An Account of all Offices in the Custom Department of
Ireland, directed by the Act 47th Geo. 111. c. 19, to be abo-
: fished nr regulated accordingly ; which have, since the passing
i of that Act, become vacant, and Leen abolished accordingilt;
tbeogldethoenrd
under
rithiteaveSrtasiotenmareny tGoraf sitlticshofoft•htheetasmaide,Offimacdese
purevizareunsow
1 to
the passing of the said Act.
NAM= Or OrrICES AND SLOW frIAZONAtED.
Customer of Carrickfergus,vacantbythe death of Lord Iklassarene.
Customer of Cork, vacant by the death of John Longfield, Eaq.
Customer of Dingle, discontinued by his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent's Letter,l dared February 15, 1811.
Comptroller of Dingle, vacant by the death of F. Macnamara,Esq.
Searcher of Drogheda, vacant by the death of Paul Price, Fag.
Comptroller of Drogheda, Dundalk, and Carlingford, vacant by
the •leatb of Robert Cosgrove, Esq.
Snatcher of Limerick, vacant by the death of Wm. Taylor, F.sq.
Cuatotner of Strat.gford and Donaghadee, discontinued by his
1 Royal Highness the Princz Regent's Letter, dated 15th Fen
I.L.lary, 1911.
Cc:r.pucllet of Wexford, Waterford, and Ross, discontinued
from Lady-day, 1909, by his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
v.:A': Letter, dated 15th February, 1811.
Cr-:-.-pt.-olier r.f Youghal and Dungarvon, discontinuedc from
Lady-day 1809, by his Royal Highness th Regent's
Letter, dated 15th February, 11111.
Au
(Signed)
Itoutsr, di:lt-General.
Auditor-Genstar& Office,,,9th April, 191 8.
London, England, 1818-04-28

W. 7.-

nience could be cured by a clause, when the Bill was
is a Committee, or by some other means.
In answer to a question from General Tnonwron,
the CSANCILLOR of the EXCHZ,OER stated, that he
did not intend to apply any part of the Parliamentary
uant, recently made for increasing the number of
Churches, to the purpose of enlarging Churches of a
small size. That must be done by the patishes.
General HART moved for certain Returns relative
to all Sums of Money paid to the Officers of Excise
jn Ireland, for their exertions in repressing illicit dis-
tillation, from June,lBl6, to March, 1818. Ordered.
General HART also moved for an Account of all
Informations given to Magistrates in Ireland, from
the year 1795 to the present time, on the subject of
illicit distillation—but at the request of Mr. Peel, he
withdrew his motion.
Mr. PEEL moved for a series of accounts relative
to illicit distillation in Ireland, from the year 1814 to
the present time.—Ordered.
The Saving Banks Bill was recommitted.—The Report was
ordered to be received next Monday.
On the motion of Sir E. Bavoom, it was agreed that the
House should, on this day semalght, go Into a Committee on
the Copyright Bill. Adjourned st HASAWAST One °TWIG.
London, England, 1818-04-28

GOVERNMENT STOCK NOTES.

The following is =extract from a letter which we
have received from an intelligent Country Banker,
on this subject :
The profits arising from the deposit of Stock to enable Bankers
to issue it. Notes, are calculated upon nine years, ice-anis it is
presumed that within that period the probabilities are, that a
war will break out, or some cause arise to lower the Funds to
The Notes are supposed to last three years ; and, for a cir-
culation of 801. 1004 must be filled up, as one fifth will remain
Idle upon an average ; the stamp is sd. printing, clerks, and other
incidental expenses 4d. making 11/. Ss. per 1001. for every 9 years,

Expenses on £BO cir-
culating for nine
years £ll .5
Interest on Capital
employed exceed-
ing the amount of
Notes issued, viz. _

Dividend on .esoo
Stock, S per Cents,
for nine years - - £54 0
Loss in nira years orr
the circulation of
BO ,E 1 Notes - U 5'

410 - 36 0
Add the loss on the
reduction of the
price of Funds, 20
per cent. on 4200
Stock - - - - 0

,CB7 S
r Bill, the profit will be, for
years,
llnterest on a £lo/1
Exchequer Bill foic
three years - - - BP 0
London, England, 1818-04-10

On TUESDAY, the 21st of APRIL

Those at one shilling and tenpence-halfpenny ptr day and up-
wards, and those Pensioners who have been admitted on aecoinst

'.'. Blindness.
It is also ordered and directed, that all the Out-Pensioners
Slorzlng to the nid hospital, do pay particular attention to
:het in,!ructions, which they are required to produce at the
tine a by which tLey are ordered to transmit to the
Irrster.Cieneral of his 3bjesty% Land Forces is London,
tleir affidavit, as therein prescribed, on or immediately after
rwry QA.arter Day ; without which their Names will not be en-
tered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are
set af:erwards tu change their place of abode, as specified is
their afEdavit,, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notify.
tie
lid f

-r to take Notice, that in consequence of various
[1:, !nen committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of
Priv,-Money, it is ordered that all Pensioners so
.1.2 be .truck off the Pension List, and forfeit for
"1441miefit ari•lng from this establishment.
RICUARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar.

Fn~u, I,
ter.•_.,:
London, England, 1818-06-22

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

August IS, Robert Tredgold, late of Southampton, at twelve,
at the Coach yid Horses, Southampton.
•
. BANKRUPTS.

John Parrish and William Parrish, of Badbrook, Gloucester.
shire, dyers and partnere, to surrender July 6,7, and August
1, at one, at the Wheat Sheavti lan, Frome Seiwood. Attor-
ides, Mr. George Fahnunds, Exchequer Office of Fleas, Lin-
coin's Inn, London ; or Mr. Gilbert Batton, Frome.
John Bateman, of Asthell, Oxfordshire, maltater, July 17, at
seven, July lit, end August I, at eleven, at the toyal Hotel,
Cheltenham. Attcrney,Mr. Corinne% Cheltenham.
Tiwanas &all the elder, late of North Shields, Northumberland,
mason and bricklayer, July 10, 11, und August 1, at eleven,
at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Meuri.
Raine and North, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London ; or
Mr. Thomas Brown, Landhill, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
James 'Fevers, of Clutrwell, parish of Batley, Yorkshire, cloth-
merchant, dealer and chapman, July to, at six, July 11, and
August 1, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Attornies,
Syka, New-Inn, London; or Messrs. Lee and Rayner,
Leed3.

Richard Dicknn Askam. late of Knottingley, Yorkshire, lime-
burner and coal-merchant, dealer and Chapman, July 1,2, and
August 1, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Attornies,
Messrs. Tottie, Richardson, and Gaunt, Leeds, or their office,
33, Poultry, London.
Henry Lambden and William Collins, of Two-Mill-aid, parish
of it. George, Gloucestershire, pin-manufacturers, dealers,
chspmen, and copartners June 22, July 4, and August 1, at
twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr.
Thomas Jon's, Old Market-street, Bristol; or Messrs. Poole
and Greenfield, 12, Gray's-inn-square, London.
William Brown, late of Pleasant-row, I lackney, ship-owner, but

now a prisoner in the King's Bench, June 23, July 4, and Au-
re .t 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Masterman, 08,
tiroAd-street, London. as
Edward John Roden, of Manchester, merchant, and of Wilm-
slow, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman' July 15,
20, and August 1, at ten, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Tllanches-
ter. Attornies, Mr. lhcas, 3, Chapel Walks, Manchester; or
Messrs. Loogdill and Butterfield, Gray's Inn, London.
William Allen Bragg, of Itotherhithe Vs all, Sauey, shipwright,
dealer and chapman, June V.3' 30, and August 1, at ten, at
Attornies, Messrs. Sheppard and Lepard, Dean-
street, Canterbury-square, Southwark.
William Parker, of Iligh-street,Whitechapel, oilman and colour
manufacturer, June 30, July 11, and August 1, at one, at
Guildhall. Attornies' Messrs. Evitt and Itixon.
llaydon-
square, Dlinories, London.
London, England, 1818-06-22

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDIIALL.

July 11, R. Barnett, Mill-wall, Poplar, barge-buil&z, at
one. July 25, F. Todd, Bury-street, St. James's, merchant,
at eleven. July li, W. Brookes, Paternoster-row, silk-manu-
Pacturer, at ten. July 11, ft. Bray, Gosport, haberdasher, at
one. July ii, T. Barry and W. Wilkinson, jun. Mincing-`ane,
wine-merchants, at one. Jul 11, J. Platt and A. Kaye, Dot.
Male-Moors, grocers, at one. July 11, M: Bassett, Church-street,
Greenwich, shoe-maker, at one. July 11, A. G. Milne, Mi-
tre-court, Fenchurch-street, merchant, at twelve. July 11, C.
Grant, Cushion-court, Broad-street, merchant, at one. July
85, W. Brock, Warnford-court, merchant, at one.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
July 11,J. Donald, Abbot Lodge, Westmorland, cattle-dealer,
at eleven, at the they Goat, Carlisle. July 23, J. B. Jackson,
Liverpool, cooper, at the lnk Hotel, Liverpool. July 11, W.
Wharton Manchester. iron-founder, at ten, at the Office of
Mr. Hadfield, Fountain-street, Manchester. July Is, W. Hal-
liday, Manchester, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the White Bear;'
Piccadilly, Manchester.

- -
CERTIFICATES—JULY
It. Appleby, North Shields, cabinet-maker. W. T7weU,l
Birmingham, chemist. C. and J. Wilkio, Red Cross-street,
Fait Smithfield, yeast-rnerchants. A. Burnett, Lisle-street,
cabinet-maker. W. ISrattle, ityarsh, Kent. farmer. C. It.
Anderson, Austin-friars, merchant. B. Walker, jun. Birming.
!taro, plater. J. Boyce, Bwdesley, near Birmingham, brass.
Leander.
London, England, 1818-06-22

KENT ELECTION.

THE COMMITTEE for conducting the ELEC-'
TION of Sir EDWARD K N ATCIIDULL beg leave;
to announce, that a SUBSCRIPTION is entered into and n:nv
going on for insuring the same—and that the several Bankers in
the Couuty of Kent, and Messrs. ItOUARTS, CCATig, and Co.
Lombard-street; M:ssrs. .and Co. fleet-street; and
Messrs. Dite:xxoso, Charing-cress, arc is:A to receive the
Subscriptions of s,:cit of the Friends of Sir EuiVARD KNATCHULL4
as are disposed to secure his Election, to be placed to Oho ac-
count of the above Committee.

All commurications are ruquested to be sent to the COM
mittee, at the Star Inn, Maidstone; or to Messrs. Burr, Hoar,
and Burr, Maidstone, their Solicitors.
London, England, 1818-06-22

UNITED SERVICE CLUB.
Jess 18, 1818.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in future
a LALLOT shall only take place four times la each Year,
On the fiat 'Tuesday in February,
On the first Tuesday in April,
On the third Tuesday in August, :mei
At the Annual Meeting of the 18th June.
The Ralot will take place from One to Thme o'Clock.
No it shall be valid unless Fifty Members actually balbt.
The Names of each of the Candidates to be hallotted for at
te.,l of these periods, will be put up in the Public Rooms of the
CIL-Rouse, at least Eauseon days before the day of Ballot.
Members who have cot yet paid their, Subscription for the
Conent Year, sac renjwied that the sama bec.une due on the
la instant. MICHEL C.NIUPI3I:L4., Secretary.
London, England, 1818-06-22

DOVER, JUNE

Arrived off this port, the Eclair, PORTMAN, from
Batavia.
RANISGATB, JUNE 2i. •
'Caine in the St. Peter, RAYNANTS, from Londin
for Leghorn, with loss of bowsprit; and the/la-ries,
LOWES, and Oak, Bt.a.arzit, for shelter.
London, England, 1818-06-22

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Dent and Ilopkins, Stone and Hanley, Staffordshire, attor-
sies at law. Porter and Co. Breigbtrnet, Lancashire, bleachers.
Timmins and Co. Liverpool, merchants. Hodson and Croft,
idanchester, dealers in muslin. Hall and Co. Lawrancedane,
Loiters and lace-manufacturers. Gibson and Myers, Newcastle-
upon- Tyne, chymists ,and druggists. Fowler and Barnard,
istkninore„ Alderney cow-dealers. Young and Freer, Narbo-
tough, Leicestershire, hosiers. J. and R. Gray, Brompton
X'Ark, seed and nursery-men. 'Matfett and Tabrum, Red Lion.
street, Borough, hop and seed-factors. Gibson and Bancroft,
X.ostock Graham, Cheshire, lime-burners. Steadman and Chthoff,
nolborn-court, Gray's Inn, attornies at law. Deans and Bran-
bi
der, kkaelbs snd London. Bryant and Netzko, Gough-
@aware, furriers. ltaikes and Co. London-wall, merchants.
Silas and West, Kingopead-square, Bath, painters and glaziers.
Nailer and filacnab, Hansburgh, commissimagents.

• The offer made to Mademoiselle M—by M. Glifilet,was
for three months, and £5O more than her engagement in Ma
tor a whole season.
t According to the pretensbas this Lady makes for three
months, they timid be evil. to 411,870 34. for a seatoit.
London, England, 1818-06-22

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-07710E JUNE 20, 1818.
5d Regiment of Dragoons—Comet Purim Phillips, from the
Isalf-pay of the-3d Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice John
Brig Wilkinson, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
37th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Vincent, from the
half-pay of the 12th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles
Amiable Loppinot, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
SElth Ditto--Ensign Patrick Bain to be Lieutenant, without
purchase; Lieutenant Dean Josias Conroy, from the 611 t
Foot, to be Lieutenant ; Warren Markham, Gent. to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Ma.
59th Ditto—Ensign John O'Meara' from the half-pay of the
r.7th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Lloyd, appointed Quarter-
Master ; Ensign Benjamin Lloyd to be Quarter-Master, vice
Thomas Frende Wainwright, who retires on the half-pay of
the 27th Foot.
43d Ditto—Edward George Walpole Keppel, Gent. to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice O'Donnell, appointed to the 65th Foot.
58th Ditto—Captain James Johnstone, from the half-pay of the
.2d Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice

John Gomersall, who exchanges.
61st Ditto--Lieutenant Robert Read, from the halkiay of the
38th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Conroy,
appointed to the 3sth Regiment.
64th Ditto—Lieutenant Cornelius Cuyler Philip Mar, from the
half-pay of the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Samuel
Moore, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
65th Ditto—Ensign Arnout O'Donnell, from the 43d Foot, to
be Ensign, without purchase, vice Donald, deceased.
72d Ditto--Captain Henry Somerset, from the half-pay of the
844 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Whiteford Bell,

who exchanges.
44th Ditto--Lieutenant John Dale to be Captain of a Company,
without purchase, vice Dale, deceased • Losign Thomas An-
drews to be Lieutenant, vice Dale; 11;rbert Vaughan, Gent.

to be Ensign, vice Andreae.
1034 Man.—John Purword, Gent. to be E oign, by purchase,
vice Walsh, promoted.
4th West India liegiment—James Bassett, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Drayton appointed to the Royal West
India Itangm.
Royal West India Rangers—Ensign Henry Drayton, from the
4th West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice 111' NeUl, deceased.

PILDICAL STAFF.
Hospital-Assistant Joseph Iloey, frotu the half-pay, to be Hos-
pital-Asdstant to the Forces.

The name of the Gentleman appointed to the Cornetey in
the 14th Light Dragoons, on the Szal April last, should he
James Haydock Ilaydock, and not Joseph Ilaydock Boardman
Haydock.
The name of the Gentleman appointed to'hillisay in the 79th
Regiment, is Gr&nsc, and not Greeme, as stated in the Gazette
of the 13th instant.

Commission in the Lie of \right Militia, signed by the Governor,
Captain-General, and Vice-Admiral of the Isle of Wight.

William Watkin Anwyl, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant, vice
Delgamo, deceased.
Conurdsslon in the ist. Regiment of Royal Tower Hamlets Mi-
litia, *signed by the Deputy-Lieutenants of the Tower Ham-
lets, in the absence of the Lord Lieutenant.
James Gillet, Esq. to be Captain of a Company, vice Wood,
deceased.
London, England, 1818-06-22

LAsr DAN, NEXT FRfDAY, •
A Ticket must gain £40,000
Or L'Sn/100 fee the Sixth Prize above 41,000.
TIAZARD anal Co. Contractors for the Lottery,
li soLit Attention to the present unexampled State of the
Wheel, with only One Day to Draw
44 CAPITALS,
Lcl.aling Two of &DX% tte. fcn which must Ail be Drawn
NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE 26,
When the Lottery Finishes.
A row Tickets and Shares yet remain unsold, and may now
be had (warranted undrawn,' of HAZARD and Co. C,ontrac.
nu, at their very old Office, ROYAL EXCHANGE, London,
and by :II their Agents throughout the Country, who have al-
ready Shared and Sold in the present Lottery, SEVEN CAPI-
TAL PRIZEo; in the Last Year's Lotteries, Five Prizes of
i 20,000, and in former Lotteries, Prizes to the amount of
11.1 NY MILLIONS.
London, England, 1818-06-22

TO TIIE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
OF TILE TOWN OF MAIDSTONE.
Gxxvirstre,
IBEG to return you my warmest acknowledge-
ments fur the honour you have cobferred upon me in re.
turning me one of the II Ei' RESENT.% TI VES in PARLIA-
MENT for your ancient and patriotic Borough. You may
rest assured, that I will diligently and faithfully execute the
trust you have confided to me, and that my beet efforts shall be
uniformly and zealously directed In maintenance of those inde-
pendent principles which you have on this occasion displayed,
and which LW': placed me in so honourable and distinguished a
situation. . I am, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient humble Servant,
ABRAHAM WILDEY ROBARTS.
New Norfolk-street, 19th .Tune, 1818.
London, England, 1818-06-22

'l4O THE

CLERGY; EOM A MIN, AND
FRERHOLDFRS OF TILE :COUNTY OF KENT. •
•
Demure FILECNOLT4tI
THE High Sheriff of the County having this'day
declared the Nom of Hands .to be In my favours as•a
proper person to be one of the Representatives of the County
(and a Poll being demanded by Sir WiLLIA Ci:sav), I have
most earnestly to solicit your early attendance at the Hustings
on Pennenden Heath, on Wamtcso.sy, the 24th cf June.

I have the honour to be,
Your most obedient and Nithful servant,
EDWA KNATCIIIIULL

Maidstone, June 18, 1818.
London, England, 1818-06-22

10' posts toe el guidance for the other proposals t hale from
other towns.--Bal4tt me, with the most perfect esteem, your
most humble servant, (Signed) F.
JLITERAL TRANSLATION.)
adame C— to Mr. Waters. •
Naplet.
Your letter of the 13th July last has come to my bands only
this morning, and I hasten to answer it. I have two things to
observe ; first. as to the terms of the engage:bent ; and next, the
time given me before I commence it. I regret much to be un-
able to acquiesce in either of them. I knbw that every first
anger, such as Catalan', Grauini, &c. has had no less than
£3300, and assuredly I will not take less, nor will I ask more.
As to the time, it is Impossible that I should be permitted to
quit my engagement here before the end of March; I cannot
conceive how you could believe it possible for me to be with
me:ao early as you mention, well knowing that every Prima
is engaged by the year. If my proposals should meet
your views, I might, perhaps, be able to reach London by the
beginning of March, by procuring a month to be struck off from
my engagement here. It remains with you to decide; I merely
entreat an early answer for my government. I have many en-
gagements under consideration, on which I shall not decide be.
fore the end of December; and I hope by that time you will
preclude the necessity of my making any other engagement.
With the greatest esteem, dcc. I. C.
Wien.
Signora P-- offers to serve for two years certain at
the ()pera House, in London, under the following contract: in
serious opera to be Soprano, or principal Doge in comic opera;
her expenses to be paid from Italy to London, and apartments
to be provided for her free of expense in that city ; to have a sa-
lary of two thousand five hundred pounds per season, with a
clear benefit during the season ; a sum of money to be paid her,
previous to her quitting this country, in advance • to pay her ex-
penses to England ; to have the naming of the Opera in which
she is to make her first appearance. The dresses for the stage
to be found her.
London, England, 1818-06-22

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

ARCIIES Couar.—Sir JOHN NICHOLL, confirmed,
on Saturday, the sentence of the Consistory Court,
in an appeal from the Judgment of Sir WM. SCOTT,
Burgess v. Burgess," being a suit of restitution of
conjugal rights, charred by the husband on the
ground of adultery.—Me Arches Court confirmed
the sentence of the Court below, and pronounced for
the divorce.
COURT OF JUNG'S BENCH, JUNE go.
CRIM CON.

HENRY CHARLES ASTON, ESQ. E. ELLIOTT, ESQ.
This case, on the motion of Mr. SCARLET?, was de-
ferred till next Term, on account of the absence 01
Sir George Cockburn, a material witness, and now
at Portsmouth, on urgent business.
London, England, 1818-06-22

MILFORD, JUNE 20.

The Mayflower, MILE;' from Bristol to tEe lia-
vannah, has put in here leaky, and must discharge to
repair.
DIsTIITBUTFON OF PRIZE-MOSBY.

The Sciiiiramil and Naut ki, f. r there-eaptue of siztetit
Merchant Veva!ll;96 Oporto, May 114, 11109, cut the 10:1 bat.
at No. 41, Nurfolk-ttreet, Strand; reeaned every Tuesday aad
Friday for three month...
The Lightning, for the Flora. on Friday the llkb. loot. and
rivalled every Tuesday and Friday for there mouths, at No. 41,
Norfolk-ttreet, Strand.

Tuesday last, JAMES DutyEn, or.‘! of the freemen
of Stafford, While parading the town with Mr. Hou-
FR A Y'S party,' and in the act of cheering, dropped
down, and almost immAxliately estired I
London, England, 1818-06-22

inert of thhir 'own tairaima In Itoitsa of Cachalots lively ana
constitutionally chosen by thettsOves. Mare than this they
ought not to demand, with leis they cannot be eatisfied.
" I remain, Gentlemen,
4' Tour very grateful and very obedient humble servant,
(Signed) " Faatsets Dunstan..
"4 Ito the hectors of Westminster, in answer to the Requisition.'
Notwithstanding this dectinature of the Honour-
able Baronet to take any lititsonal share in the con-
test, his friends, strengthened by the accession of the
ex-Committees of Mr. KIKNAIRD apd Major CART-
WRIGHT, have been so active in thbeexertions since
Saturday, that there has been a rapid and large in-
crease this forenoon to the numbers of Sir FRANCIS,
and the most confident expectatior. is expressed, that
before the close of the day he will be close on the
heels of the two Candidates wi:o have hitherto kept
at the head of the poll. Sir ItoaF.Er WILSON, after
returning thanks for his Election for the Borough,
was drawn in his carriage by the populace to Ccecnt
Garden, where he gave his vote for Sir FRANCIS,
amid the loudest cheers from the multitude.--The
State of the Poll at One o'Clock was as follows :
Sir Samuel llomilly 1621
Sir Murray Maxwell 1556
Sir Francis Burdett 256 •
Mr. Hunt 33
HUNT has not yet polled a single vote to-day.
SOUTHWARK ELECTION.—NIT. BARCLAY having
yesterday announced his intention of withdrawing
from the contest, Mr. CALVERT and Sir ROBERT
WILSON were this day returned as the two Members.
The Chairing of the successful Candidates is to take
place to-morrow.

reLE-uxbez-Lrier.,
June 19.
London, England, 1818-06-22

Nuorg •

• OFFTE OF ORDNANCE, .11431 C 3, 191 8.
Ira PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
JESTI"S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
Tut proposals will he received at their Office, in Pall-mall,
before WEDNESDAY, the 24th instant, from such
ea at •
?twos as may be willing to undertake the Supply of CA-
BINET and UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES, for service of this
Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable after
ibielpiration of the Ern Year, upon notice of Three Months,
a the option of either party.
Patterns of the Article, may be viewed upon application .zt
the Principal Storekeepers Office in the Tower, and farther par-
main, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
;;act, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pell-mall
:Amid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock
where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed,'
" Proposals for Cabinet and Upholstery Articles ;" but no Pro-
posal can be admitted after the 24th instant, st Twelve o'clock
;.t 'Noon of the same day, nclther will any 'render be noticed
vices the Noy =skirl it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
fry Or& Phe Baud, R. IL CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF 010.374NCE, Jane 3, 1818.
rig PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY's ORDN.INCE die kw* .gire Notice.
ybg proposals will be received at their Office, inPall-Mall, on
e before WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst. from such Persons as
ray be wilful; to undertake the supply of ENGLISH T I SIDEIi,
FLANK, anti scANT LIN 6, for Service of this Department,
yee a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration
15 the fast Year, upon notice of three months, at the option
eider party.
Liu of the Timber, &.c. to be supr!ied, and farther Partial-
works' with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
Icy a ;nowt at the Sacretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
ey day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where
the Peorals most be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed," Pro_
pals for English Timber, ice." but no Proposal can be admitted
elr the !4th instant, at 'twelve o'Cluck at Noon of the same
ity ; wither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making
i:,or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
iljOnkrnfMeßerd, R. IL CREW, Seen:tory.
London, England, 1818-06-22

This day was published, in One Vol. Bvo. price is. 6d.
By.l3aLowng, CZADOCK, and JOY,

ATIONAL REFORM on Constitutional Princi
plea, addressed to the Good Sm.eof the English Nam.

By a BARRIST;Jt.
...

$ This work will be found, after due examination, to de-
serve the serious attention of an enliehtened nation, whose at-
tachment to the true principles of the British Constitution can
neither be subverted nor repressed ; differing from all previous
publications in this material respect, that it detects no abuses
without prescribing the mean, by which they can and must he
constitutionally redressed : it is written in the true spirit of
manly candour, disclosing principles at valuable as they ale Im-
mutable, and peculiarly applicable tv the view:fit scat: of th;:se
Realms,
London, England, 1818-06-22

OLD BAILEY._

Saturday Thomas Jasper and Thomas Coote, and
another boy, pleaded guilty to the minor offence of
having Forged Notes in their possession, which sub-
jects them to 14 years' transportation.
Thomas Dogood, the lad about whom Orator Hunt
made so much noise on accounr of his being appre-
hended for pulling down some hand-bills, which
Hunt considered as reflecting- on him, was convicted
of stealing a watch, the property of J. Rickie, a baker.
Dogood was apprehended on a charge of uttering
forged notes, and the watch found on him, which he
said he received from his mother three years ago ;
but the officers found engraved on it the name of
Mr. Rickie, and the date 1818. This led to a disco-
ver of the robbery.
Henry Wells was convicted of stealing a black
mare, the property of Thomas Stride. The mare had
been lent to Mr. Norris, a publican, at Rumsey, in
Hampshire, by Mr. Stride; and was stolen from his
stable. In consequence of information from a priso-
ner in the King's Bench, the mare was traced to
London, where she was proved to have been ex-
changed for another with the landlord of the Brick-
layers Arms in the Borough, by the prisoner.—
Guilty—Death. ,

BOw-STREET—ATTACK UPON LORD CA ST LEREAGH.
—Saturday, about one o'clock, information was re-
ceived at this Office, that after Lord Castlereagh had
polled for Sir Murray Maxwell, be had been attacked
and followed by a mob, with great violence. Vic-
kery, Ruthen, and the officers, and a number of con.
stables, ran off with all possible speed to the assistance
of the Noble Lord. On their arrival in St. Martin's-
lane, they found a mob to the number of about 500
assembled round a draper's shop, in which his Lord-
ship had taken refuge. Mud and various things had
been thrown at him, but his Lordship received no
material injury. Under their protection his Lord-
ship went on, and took refuge in the Admiralty, the
mob following him, and using the most foul lan-
guage and threats. The alarm having reached the
Horse Guards, the Officer on duty turned out his
guard, the horses being in readiness for mounting,
but they proceeded no further than their parade be-
tween the gates. Lord Castlereagh went from the
Admiralty through St. James's Park, VI his house in
St. James's-square, and left there about three o'clock
for Ireland.—ln consequence of the attack on Sir
Murray Maxwell, the different men of the Westmin-
ster and Sun Fire.offices were collected at Bow-
street, the stone having been suspected to have been
thrown by a fireman ; the men, however, were dis-
charged for want ofevidence. Six more pickpockets
were committed on Saturday, igaking twenty-three
, in two days.
London, England, 1818-06-22

TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE STAR.

Bristol, June 21.
Sta—ln your Paper of Saturday you inserted a
commuaication from this city, announcing that Mr.
13A1LLIE'S Chair was in preparation, in the confidence
of his friends that he would be elected. The fact
was as you have stated. The individuals who brought
him forward felt so very confident of his success,
that they ordered a most splendid triumphant Car
to be built in half the time that the person employed
required; it has been finished for some days, and in
a stile highly creditable to the artist who constructed
it. This most elegant and unique vehicle, which was
built fcr the purpose of an election, is formed after
the pattern of the ancient Romans, with fluted pil-
lars before and behind, covered with burnished gold,
and surmounted with golden doves, bearing the olive
branch ; the platforms and steps ascending to the
seat are covered with the finest scarlet cloth, and the
inside of the Car lined with crimson velvet of the
most costly texture; it would require from 40 to 50
men to support it.—The Election terminated yes-
terday, when our late Worthy Members were de-
clared duly elected. The numbers were--
For Mr. Davis 3377 I Mr. Baillie 1684
Mr. Protheroe 25. Y?
London, England, 1818-06-22

STATE OF OTIIER POLLS.
Donlan (Carr) June 19. Ni
Taylor - - 392
Wharton - - 518

Allan - 27
Laveapooc, June 18.
Canning - 1809
Oascoyae - - 1338
Sefton - 1099
STATTORD, June IS.
Benyon
Humfray
Macauky
Egerton
Williams

Kennersley 211
Wilmot - 194
Boughey 140
SourmAmrroN, June 20.
Chamberlayne - 550
Crespigney - 356
Ashtown - - - 266
Evesnass, June 19. •
Iloworth - - 29
Cockerell - - 27
Boughton - - 20
Campo/nix, June 19.
Miles - 82
Blandford - - 58
Gtosset - 54
Niteroi., June 19.
Davis - - - 5253
Protheeoe - 2164
Bonnie - - . 1624
Ilmarox.

- 248
182
- 109

- - 82
- - 81
- 78
76

Grosvenor -
Be!grave -
GRANTHAM, JURE! 18.
Welby
Cust
Manners

Burros, June 18.
Burrell -
Madocks -
Ellis

299
288
270

Rocusezen, June 19.

Barnet - - - -
Binning
Torrens - -
N OTTOCIMAIL, June 18.

282
Y 79
108

535
285
269
PsEnos.
Horrock• -
Hornby -
Compton - -
Taxvroara, Juan 18.
Sir li. Peel - . 105
Mr. Peel - - 79
Towashend - - 75
Hrrria, Jam: 19.
Taylor -
Perring -
lioneywood -
White

Birch
Rancliffe
Smith

61
61
54

- 167
- 161
- 45
- 22

RISTSII, June Is.
Courtenay
Newman
Nortlxmore

105
799
7.36

Ilvu., Juue 18.
Mitchell
Graham
Smniforth

You (CiTY), June 19.

Sykes
Dundas

Crawley - 79
Cost 77
Slade 57
8.11995TAT1.9, June 19.
Onunaney - - 2:3
Lopez - 191
Thompson - - 157
GLouczetzu, June 19.
Webb - - - 755
Berkeley - . - 729
Cooper - - - G 75
COVSNTILY, June 19.
Moore - - - 409
Ellice - - - 347
Butterworth - - 957
Woaczstza, June 19.
Deerhurst - - 606
Gordon - - - 498
Daviei - - 469
YAILMOUTM, J%NI 18.
Anson 782
Rumbold 761
Loftus 641
Lacon 601
Worse', Beane, Jane 19.
Wray - 84
Ellison- 81
WC% X01;711.

Buxton
Wallace -
Ure
Sir John Murray
Warre
Bebb

GREAT GRIMSBY EL7XTIONAI thP dose of the
poll, at half-past seven o'clock, on Wednesday, the
17th inst. the numbers were, for

Mr. Fazakerley

Plumper. 3
Single vote. 227-230
Plumper. 96
Single votes 117.-213
Mr. J. P. Grant Plumper 1
Single votes 194-19 S
Thus the actual number of votes in support of
Mr. C. Tennyson, were - - 309
Mr. Fazakerley 033
Mr. J. P. Grant . - - - 196

Mr. C. Tennyson

Mr. BAILLIE, of Jcrviswood, who has now repre-
sented the county of Berwick for tbout 122 years
consecutively, has signified to his constituents his in-
tention to retire. Sir JOHN MA RJORIBANKS, of Lees,
has offered himself as a Candidate for the County.
EDINBURGH.—On Wednesday last the Magistrates
and Council of Edinburgh, summoned by the LORD
PROVOST, met in the Council Chamber, to elect a
Representative for the City in the ensuing Parlia-
ment. Deacon LAWRIE protested against proceed-1
ing, on the ground that they were rendered incom-
petent to act in an official capacity by the recent
interlocutor of the Court of Session ; and Deacon
ANDERSON adhered to his protest. The Election,
notwithstanding, proceeded in the usual form, 'and
the Right Hon. WILLIAM DUI% DAS, the former Mem-
ber, was, with the exception of the before-named
Deacons, unanimously chosen, for the fourth time,
Representative for the City.
London, England, 1818-06-22

TIIE KING V. TA AFE.

This was an indictment ingested by Lady Cole-
broke, the widow of Sir George Colebroke, against
Mrs. Taafe, a widow Lady, under the following cir-
cumstances:—Mrs. Taafe, it appeared, was daughter-
in-law to Lady Colebroke, and had been left a wi-
dm' with two daughters, entitled to considerable for-
tunes, who were placed under the guardianship of
their rim/mother. Mrs. Taafe had- repeatedly ap-
plied to have her daughters placed under her own
protection. but in vain ; and on the day in question,
as Lady Colebroke was proceeding in her canine
with the two young Ladies along the Hampstead-
road, another carriage, in which was Mrs. Taafe,
crossed the road, and impeded the carriage of her
Ladyship. In this carriage there were, besides Mrs.
Taafe, Parish, a v.-aterman, and another person, and
it was driven by a man named Holt. An attempt)
was made to remove the young Ladies from Lady
Colebroke's carriage to that of their mother, but the'
attempt failed. This was the assault complained ot.
Lady Colebroke, who is upwards of 80, was allowed
to sit while under examination; she gave her evi•
dence in the most clear and distinct manner.

The defendants were found Guilty. It was inti-
mated by Mr. GURNEY, that there was no wish to
distress Mrs. Taafe, but only to prevent a recurrence
of similar attempts. It was not probable that judg-
ment would be prayed against this Lady. With re-
spect to the other two defendants, Holt and Parish,
he could not say so much ; they had not the excuse
for their conduct which Mrs. Taafe had for her's.
London, England, 1818-06-22

TO FREEHOLDERS AND FREEMEN.
This day WAS published, price Is. Gd.

AN ADDRESS to the ELECTORS of the UNI-
TED KIN GDO NI, free from party-feeling, and containing
information which should be read by every person at this imp's.-
taneperiod. By a GLOUCESTERSHIRE FREEHOLDER.
Stroud : Published by F. Viguri, and by the Booksellers in
Gloucester, Cheltenham, and Bristol; and in Loudon, by Bald-
win, Criclock, and Joy.
London, England, 1818-06-22

MIDDLESEX.

DELIGHTFUL WITII
OVFICES, BEAUTIFUL PLESSURIL-GROUNDS,
. GAEL/ANSI: AND LAND.
Ten Miles front Town.
TO BB SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
BY Mr. ROBINS,
A VERY Desirable corrAGE RESIDENCE,
AIL adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family.
most delightfully situate on an Eminence, conunancting very in-
teresting and exteruive Views over a vast tract of highly orna-
mented Country, seated on a Lawn encompassed with fine thri-
ving Plantations, Evergreens, Shrubs, and stalely Timber 'frees
in great luxuriance, intersected by fine dry Gravelled-walks
tastefully disposed, Ponds stored with Fish, v.cellent• Gardens
fully stocked, cropped, and planted with numerous choice Fruit-
trees, Grapery, excellent Domestic Ottices, Coach-house, Stables,
Farm-Yard, Cow-house Piggery, Cattle-sheds, &e-. and' MEA-
DOW LAND in a high state of cultivation, in. all nearly
TUIRTY-EIGHTACRES.--Inunediate possession may be
bode—TO be viewed by Tickets, which, with Partieulets, may
be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1818-08-14

THE PRINCEA CHARLOTTE.

The liingstott (Jamaica) Papers of the 9th of May contain the
iollowirg article--" His Honour the Custer of the Parish of St.
itrulrew has opened a Subscription, agreeably to a circular let.,
.1 from hls Orate the Governor, for the erection of a Cenn-
ipb to the Memory of the late -Princess Cusitt.nren At:fauna,
which is headed with the names of Rear-Admiral Sir Hoare
Puritan, B. and K. M. Lady P.etitess, Miss rOtHAI4
..-d Captain POPHAM. Subecriptions not. tocxceed One Guinca.
Another subscription list for this city and parish, for the above
purpose, is oper.ed at the counungdiouse of the Senior M4is-
mte, Jos. D011X714, Esq."
London, England, 1818-08-14

PROM TUE N.ITIONAL AUVOCATI OP JULY 14.

" A correspondent of The Milledgeville Journal,
with more warmth than prudence, and more asperity
Ichass good sense, loudly and unequivocally censures
she conduct of General Jackson, for the capture of
Pensacola, and the whole of his public measures du-
ring the war, and represents this officer in a light very
'little short of a traitor. That such a communication
should have been written by an Englishman or a Spa-
niard would not have surprised us, and we should
exercise some caution in admitting in the columns of
a newspaper, such high-coloured invectives. Al-
though it has been repeatedly stated, that official ex-
planations have not yet been received from General
Jackson : although the distance, the events of the
campaign, and the safety of our borders, unite to de-
Island a.suspension of opinion, for some cause which
we are not able -to divine, the presses are holding
forth language of censure and disapprobation, and
they seem to divide the invective between the Go-
vernment and the General. That a thinking coin-
munity will nqt follow such suggestions, or give coun-
tenance to such censure, we cannot doubt The least
that can be required on such occasions is to hear the
explanations which. remain to be given. If we ate to
follow this writer in the Milledgeville paper, we
should say, that our sympathies are all at once won-
derfully enlisted in behalf of Spain, and that the
In4iaus, who had laid waste our borders, are sud-
denly to be commiserated, and that Jackson alone is
the traitor who is to be sacrificed. When the British
threatened to dispossess us of New Orleans, and dose
at once the great outlet of the Western country, the

• Ik.
London, England, 1818-08-14

AMERICAN PAPERS,

FROM THE SEW•YORE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
" Or. the •mod June, . the Sfanish school= Carri-
dora ..trrivel at the Havannah from the coast of Af•
rica, with two hundred a:IV-our }lnman beings doonied
to slavery."
FROSI TILE ALBANY REGISTER OF JULY 12.

" With heartfelt and unfeigned sorrow, we an-
nounce the untimely and-distressing death f the gal
butt Maiar Benjlmin Birdsall, of the • United States'
army. lie was shot on parade this evening, a few
minutes before eight, and his immortal spirit left its
tabernacle of clay in one hour and fifty-five minutes
afterwards. He was shot by a soldier of tl:e name
of Hamilton, who had been enli.ted about three
months. 'lie murder was deliberate, :tad the mons-
ter exults atits perpetration—he is ill prison.
" Major Birdsall was in conversation with Lieute-
nant Scott, in front of his marquee. liamilton pre-
ented himself before them, and .11:ijor, I am
here. On being ordered back to the tauls, he made
ready and discharged his rifle.--the ball entered on
the right side, passed near the heart, and lodged in
the flesh near the Sack-bone.

" The high-minded soldier met danger in its most
terrific forms--wn.s mutilated in the most 'cruek man-
ner, by having his face literally shattered to pieces ;
has undergone surgical operations of the most ago-
nising nature ; suffered pains indescribable ; his
wounds but jug healed ; his prospect of returning
happiness had barely began to dawn, and he has fallen
the victim,of unprovoked assassination.
" W 4 learn that Hamilton committed suicide on
Monday morning."
London, England, 1818-08-14

LAW INTELLIGE.VCE.

tOOT.OF'OISINenRT. AUGUST IS.
• ---okum.OANE TIMATRL
Axztiun Ptfieert--" I understand that your
ship has appointed to Cake this case of Drurpi
Theatre, to-mortow morning, and that at the
time your Lordship intimated that you would
hear a Counsel on each side, in the several'mo4
that are to 42 made before the rising of the
. far the vacation. I hope your Lordship did
mean to include the case of the Drury-lope
-e in that regnlatiimr
Loan Cu INCELLOft-..." I crttainly did."
ARTHUR PLOOOTT—" It is a question of great
asportance, and I am very ably assisted by my
Learned Frien,l, Mr. Wetherell, and I am afraid I
'1 not be doing my duty to my clients, to allow
to be singly arrayed against the great
Sir Sarnael Romilly, for which reason I had
withdraw from the combat, and leave the

to Mr. Wetherell."
. ROMMLY—" I cannot help smiling at the
assumed modesty and diffidence of my Learned
I, Sir Arthur Piggott, whose powerful talents
know, and I am the person who ought to dread
-contest; hut if he wishes it, and it can be arty
-amodation to him, • I will withdraw with him
.ve it to our seconds."
ARTff6R PIOUOTT—." Perhaps your Lordship
allow Sir Samuel Romilly and myself to do in
case what they do einwhere—pair off P"
Werintaatt--“ I know my duty too well to
le place of my Learned Leader."
Bet.t—., lam sure I am not ambitions. I
perfectly satisfied with my situat'on of second,
have nn wish to be made the principal."
Loan CHANCELLOR—" I certainly will not
-slur Counsel on each side at this late period of
Sittings, particularly as I think we can get to the
by healing one."
,CESSIVE FEES TAKF.N BY COMINITSSTONERS
London, England, 1818-02-25

'3R ATORIOS.

OYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
iEXT, FEBRUARY 27th, ISIS,
sill he performed,
AND SELECTION.
solely from TIIF. )TFSSIAH,
kNIAL to particular Airs and Chorusses
roduced the additional Accompaniments

ens will sing the Recitative There were
chat my Redeemer liveth'—' Sweet Bird,
lute by Mr. Drouet—and the favourite
a,' with Mr. Brabarn. Miss Frith, Re- 1
Ah ! why did I gather.' Miss lieorge,l
av‘.• his soul in hell.' Master Donaldson,
And Miss Corri, Gratias agimus,' and
Mr. Braham, Comfort ye my people—
d ranernbcr David,' and the Duetto Ah
Corri. Mr. Thorne, ' The sun sets at
Conquest is not to bestow.' And Mr.
The people that walketh'—and Arm
I Choruses of Foe unto us'—` liallelu-
voice,' and in his everlasting seat,
London, England, 1818-02-25

PINMOUTII,II:BRUARY

Came in the Duniralndiaman, from London to
China; the —, PRATT, from Bahia, for orders,
and another from ditto. The Mevagissy, Youtto,
from Messina to London, during the gale yesterday
struck on the rocks at St. Nicholas Island, and injured
her rudder, with some other damage.

PORTSMOUTH., FEBRUARY 24.
Wind W,S.W.--Arrived his Majesty's ship HOPE,
from a cruize ; the Nancy, LAING, from she Downs
for Baltimore, having carried away her gibboom and
cap of bowsprit in the Channel ; John Esdaile, KING,
from ditto for Jamaica ; Narova, DAVIS, from Hon-
duras. Put back the London, and Bruigen, from sea.
The Castle Huntley indiaman has put back to Cowes
Roads ; she parted from the Dunira on Saturday
morning, in a heavy gale, off the Eddy Stone.
• DEAL, FEBRUARY 24.

Wind S.W.—Arriv'ed and remain in the Downs,
the Regret, WELLawzrx, from Calcutta ; Waterloo,
BURNIE, from Madras; Luna, GAZE, from St. Mi-
chael's ; and Providence, Fox, from Dartmouth.—
Came down from she River the Argus, YouNo, for
St. Thomas's ; Cato, Metkrom, fur Antigua ; and the
Ealing Grove, NEW, for Dominica. Put back the
Tottenham, convict ship, for New South Wales ; the
James Harris, Ca ta..tm, for Jamaica ; Tontine, FAR-
LEY, for Philadelphia ; and several others, particulars
not. known.
London, England, 1818-02-25

DOVER, FEBRUARY 24.

Anivcd off this port the American ship Hero,
LOMBARD, from Batavia, in 125 days.

RAMSGATE, FEBRUARY $l4.

Came in here for shelter, the Astrea transport,
No. 7, from London for Cork, for troops ; the Ann,
WALKER, with loss of anchor and cable ; and several
other vessels. The Hartley, BURMA, from Sunder-
land, has been on shore on the Brake, and is leaky.

HARWICH, FEBRUARY 24.
CAUTION TO MARINERS.

A report has been brought to this place of the
Long Sand having increased near five miles in extent,
in a N.E. direction, on a line with the Galloper.
YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24.

The Rambler, PACK, of this port, bound from
hence for London, with cork and flour, was run down
last night off Pakefleld—crew saved.

ROSS, FEBRUARY si.
Last night, during a heavy gale, the William, of
Weymouth, was wrecked on the Point of Cairnsoone,
and the crew, it is feared, have perished, there being
not the least trace of any of them—the vessel is a
complete wreck.
London, England, 1818-02-25

Rev. LAIN CARPENTER. LLD.

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They day was published, handsomely printed in two octavo vo-
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vised, corrected, altered, and augmented, of
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Dispensations : comprehending the substance of Eiztit Lectures
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REPbRT OF THE SECRET COMMITTEE.

Mr. PHILLIPS wished to know whether it was intended to
present the Report of this Committee during this evening?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER answered that
it would be presented to-morrow.
Mr. PHILLIPS slid, that as he understood a Noble Lord
had, at his request, postponed the motion he had intended to
make till Friday, he should now postpone it still farther, and
should alter the notice for Thursday sennight.
London, England, 1818-11-09

tir.l,NlSii AMERICA.
This day was published, in Two Vols. two. price £l. 11. boards,
SPANISH AMERICA: art a ancriptive, Nista-
riCal, and Getwraphkal Acconat of the Dominions 4 Orin.
in the Viestern Hemisphere' Continental and Insular ;Al et-
trisect by a Map of Spanish forth America and On
India Islands; a Map of Spauiaii South Aims:lca, and an
Engraving, representing the comparative Altitults of the Moans
tains in those !legions.
By R. 11. noNvic.‘satr.,
Captain In the Corps of iloya! En;;im,ers.
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