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sons of both sexes, of whom it could be said by the
Chaplain, that the punishment of imprisonment made
them much worse, and corrupted and debased their
characters in a higher degree than they were before
their commitment. Instances have been cited of per-
sons who pass ten months out of twelve within its
walls L--and your Committee entertain nodoubt that
all who enter fish prison quit it worse members of so-
ciety than they were at the period of their first im-
prisonment.
The insufficient classification (if the word can be
applied to all the limited separation which takes place
among the prisoners); the mixture of the young and
the old ; those committed for re-examination with
the sentenced felon; the entire absence: of all employ-
ment ; the want of every species of work ; all these
departures from those wholesome rules and regula-
tions which ought to be established in a place of con-
finement, have fully satisfied your Committee that a
radical and substantial change of system is necessary,
and that this prison, like many others, contributes
most materially to promote and augment that deplo-
rable increase of crime which exists throughout the
metropolis, and which is ao where better exemplified
than by the fact, that the commitments here were
in 1815, 1,503; in 1816, 1,835; and in 1817, 2,652
persons.

CLERKENWELL PRISON.
Your Committee next visited Clerkenwell Prison,
and having called Mr. Beeby before them, proceeded
to examine him as to the state of the prison under his
management. This prison has been recently con.
structed, and is not as yet entirely completed. Your
Committee refer to the plan printed in the Appendix,
which will explain distinctly the form and ar•range-
ment of the prison. The keeper is appointed by the'
Magistrates of the County of Middlesex, at a salary
of £4.00 per annum, with a house to live in, taxes
paid, and an allowance of coals and candles. There
are besides, six turnkeys, at 255. a week each. The
Rev. Daniel Ituel is Chaplain to Clerkenwell, as well
as to the Colcthath-fields prison; he is appointed by
the Magistrates of the County of Middlesex, at a sa-
lary of i.:120 per annum. Thomas Webb, Esq. is
the Surgeon also for the two prisons; his salary has
been recently raised to £4OO per annum, out of which
he has to provide medicines.—(To be continued).
London, England, 1818-08-27

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Henry, —, of North Shields, was fallen in
with on the 30th ultimo, in lat. 49. 20. long. 39. 43.
water-logged, bowsprit and fore-mast carried away,
the upper part of the latter lying along the deck—
all her cables, hawsers, warps, sails, and. provisions
taken away, also the seamen s chests and bedding—
the cook's hearth remained on deck, and a boat with
the name "./no. Clarplin" on the stern, and one an-
chor on the larboard bow, by the Collins, Woon.

The Lady Sherbrooke, PHELAN, of Newfoundland,
caught fire in Waterford River on the tt-ith instant,
and was sunk.

The Duke of Marlborough packet has arrived at
Falmouth with a Mail from Lisbon—sailed the Bth
instant.

The Three Brothers, MAIDSTONE, Davis' Straits
ship, of Hull, was lost on•the ad of July in the North-
east Bay, having been crushed between two floes of
ice in a heavy gale. The crew were all saved with
the boats. In an hour not a bit of the vessel was to
be seen.
London, England, 1818-08-27

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON. AUGUST 26.

Ssnrs verkftz• INWA IDS. —The Regent, Browning, from Cork;
Lively, Boyes, from Harlingen ; the Orion, —, from Memel ;
the London packet, Asgill, from Petersburgh ; Fame, Graham,
from Oporto ; Ebenezer, Albinct, from Jersey ; Ablina' Norton,
from Bombay and the Cape of Good Hope ; Jasper, Dawson,
from Petersburgh ; and five ships, containing corn.
(hrweans—The King George, Wells, for I)unkirk ; Inclina-
tion, Deijen, for Santa ; Naiad, Medd, for Rotterdam ; Vrouw
Ann, Plebes, for Amsterdam ; Sally, Morley, for Ilamburgh ;'
Lila Charlotte, Bansberg, for Riga ; Siren, Uzeden, for Stock-
holm ; Swan, L
ille, for Bermuda Wilna, Bradfield, fur Bahia;
Pilenour, Crighton, for Sierra Leone ; and the Sylph, Mit,
for Trieste.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the ships Wtxxiitu PITT,
LORD CASTLEREAGH, and STREATHAM, were taken
up for one voyage in the Company's service.
Mr. BRACKENBERY, formerly a celebrated charac-
ter on the Turf, died a few days ago at his seat at
Raithby Hall, near Spilshy, in Yorkshire, in the 66th
year of his age. By his Will he has left £lOOO to the
Bible Society.
All the Sovereigns and all the Wine.—On Tuesday
the Lottery finished, when Nine Capitals were sold
by Bisn, including the Two Golden Prizes, which
were also entitled to Eight Pipes of Wine.
BONAPARTE had his Round Table. It was made
entirely of porcelain, with the exception of the leg,
and its surface was nearly covered with portraits of
Conquerors. This table, which he left either at the
Thuilleries or St. Cloud, has been sent, as a present,
by the King of FRANCE to the PRINCE REGENT, and
it is now at Carlton House.

LADY MonaAx.—Memoirs of the Life and Wri-
tings of this distinguished Female, accompanied by
a finely-engraved Portrait, will appear in The Neu
Monthly Magazine of September Ist, published by
Mr. COLBURN ; and, we are authorised to state, that
in future, every Number of this interesting miscel-.
lany will be embellished with a Portrait of some
eminent Character, or other Engraving.
London, England, 1818-08-27

DEAL, AUGUST es.

Wind N.—Arrived last night and sailed for the
River, the Norfolk Hero, Dow, from Tobago ; Al-
bion, ALLEN, from Miramichi. Came down from
the River, the Paragon, KEEN E, for Calcutta ; Thalia,
CouLsoN, for Madeira; Cyrus, HALL, for the South
Seas. The whole have sailed except the Paragon,
which ship remains in the Downs with the Cicero,
for the South Seas, Princess Mary, for the West In-
dies, arid several more, particulars unknown.

LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 25.
Arrived his Majesty's ship AMPHION, from Rio
.Janeiro, at Buenos Ayres, in 28 days. The John
Bainbridge, JAMES, arrived at this port from Deme-
rara, whence she sailed 4th July, left the Mary, for
Liverpool, aground on the Bar. Arrived also, the
Thomas, OBERRY, from New Orleans, sailed 28th of
July, and from Balize 4th July, and in company
ith the Parker and Sons ; and the Superior, —,
for Liverpool : on 21st July, in lat. 33. 10. long. 75.
58. spoke the Harmony, from Jamaica for Liverpool,
out 21 days.
London, England, 1818-08-27

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 26.

Wind V.N.W.—Arrived the Vends, PEcx,' from
London for New York ; schooner Lord MlllgTaVe,
MOPPETT, from Plymouth, with ordnance stores,
and sailed again to the eastward. Came into harbour
his Majesty's ship DRIVER, to be paid off. A large
American ship is laying to outside of the Ledge, and
refuses to come in, in consequence ofher light-money
being £7O.
London, England, 1818-11-02

TIM "'AMY.

Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd'•,
dated Calais, 30th October:--,“ The embarkation of
the Army of Occupation commenced yesterday, and
last night at twelve o'clock, 44 sail of vessels went
ont .of harbour without any accident, excepting the
Lively Dock-yard sloop, which got on shore, but
will be got off next tide, without damage. On board
of these vessels are the 4th regiment of foot ; 6th
ditto; 7th ditto; 79th ditto; and part of the Artillery.
The embarkation still cortimas very active:'
London, England, 1818-08-18

ceny within the benefit of the statute, were con-
demned to imprisonment and hard labour in the
House of Correction the first for two months, the
second for six months, and the rest for 12 months.

Mr. Baron Woou then called for the Whitehaven
constable. Where is Kissuck ? Let him come forward.
One of the Sheriff's Officers certified that he had
gone home last night.
Mr. Baron Wonn—Do you live in Whitehaven ?—Yes, my
Lord, I do. Then he has tiken 6s. from a poor prisoner•
Mr. CUSWIIII, M.P. (who stood in the Grand Jury box.)—
Sixteen, my Lord.
Mr. Baron T:ooo—Sixteen shillings he has taken. Let him
restore the money instantly. It if a most abominable thing as
any man could be guilty of. •
JYIr. CunwEN thanked his Lordship and retired.
His Lordship, at ten o'clock, proceeded to hear
civil causes.
London, England, 1818-08-18

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ESTATE and TY`FILES, HEMEL HEMPSTEAD and
ABDO' S LANGLEY, HERTFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. WAXEFIELI), • •
At Garraway's, on Tt.ESDAY;Br ?sth of August, at Twelve

- -
o'Clock, in Two Lots, •
Lot 1. A DESIRABLE FARM, being COPY-
-1 HOLD of the MANOR of AI3BOT'S LANG-
LEY, On Hundred and Sixty-one Acres, adjoining the Gland
Junction Canal; let on Lease at a low old rent, which expires
at Michaelmas, 1819.
Lot A Desirable Farm, being Copyhold to the Manor of
Hemel Hempstead, with fine certain, and adjoining Lot 1,
lnling Seventy-nine Acres, also let at a low old rent, fur a term
which expires at Nlichaelmas 1819. Also the valuable Lease of
the (treat Tyth-s, held nnder the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's,
and of the Vicazial Tythes from the Vicar.
Fur Part:culars and Conditions of Sale, apply to Mr. Wale-
rtl,l, Lind Snrveyor and Auctioneer, N 0.42, Pail-Mall; Mears.
Odie, Odic, and Forster, Solicitors, No. 18, Carey-street ; Mr.
Win. Harvey, Carpenter, Hemel / lempstead ; Bell Inn, Hemel
Hempstead ; Bell Inn, Two Waters; King's Arms, Watford ;
Swan, llickmanworth; White Hart, St. Alban's; Salisbury
Arms, I latfield ; Bell Inn, 'Hertford ; and Cesrrovay's Coffee-
house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London.

minni,Erox ESTATE., IN NORFOLK.
Trwo Thousand Eight Hundred .uni Seventy-two Acres of Land,

yielding upwards of .E4OOO per Annum.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Garra
Tins EsT,vrway's, on Tnr.soAr, Atrzust 25, at 12 o'clock, in one lot.
p, offers a singular opportunity to
large Capitalists for an important investment, being let to
most res'poivib!e tenants, when agricultural produce was greatly
depressed; is well situated for markets, being within three miles
of the sea port of King's Lynn, on the high road to Norwich,
which passes for two miles through the Estate. Extensive ma-
norial rights are attached to it. It is abundantly stocked with
game—about ninety mitts from London, in a favourite County
for the residence of Gentlemen and Sportsmen.
Fcr Particulars and Conditions of Sile, apply to Mr. Barker,
Emmerson's Farm, near Lynn ; Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor
and Auctioneer, No. 42, rail Mall, London; Messrs. Vines and
Atlt y' Solicitors, Stone Lincoln's Inn; Mr. Wake-
field, Brook-street, Ipswich ; Messrs. Jervis, Solicitors, Lynn;
3'r. Mitchell, Land Surveyor, Norwich ; Edmund Hagren, Esq.
Quarles, near Wells ; John Brightwen, Esq. Vermouth ; Wm.
Yarrington, Esq. Swat/ ham; Messrs. Taylor and Brown, Diss ;
Tim,thy Holmes, Esq. S:licitor, St. Edmund's Bury : Dfc:srs.
Chalk and Merry, Chelmsford; at the Three Cups, Col:liestcr;
and at Garraway's Coiree-hous.., Cornhill, London.
London, England, 1818-02-16

DUBLIN FEBRUARY 13.

Our Corn Market this day was very dull, and little
business done, owing to the fulness of the English
Markets. Good Wheat still scarce, and ordinary
qualities continue to look down ; some few sales were
effected at a reduction of I s. to 2s. per barrel on last
week's prices. Oats also tell about Is. 6d. per bar=
rel, and sale limited; there was a good supply of
Oatmeal, the greater part of which was left unsold,
and about Is. per cwt. lower. Barley stationary.
Irish Flour continues dull, and prices of American
nominal. '

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FEBRUARY is.
Otii Market was well supplied with Wheat this
morning, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, the sale of
which was very heavy at a decline uf -2s. per quarter
—a large quantity remained undispoied of. The ar-
rival of Barley was not considerable, yet the trade
was exceedingly heavy, and fine qu:-.lities were ‘2s.
per quarter lower, the middling sorts are unsaleable.
Oats and Beans are from Is. to 2s. lower, and dull
sale at that reduction. Grey Peas are 2s. cheaper.
In other articles no alteration.

C{:II.ItESI ?AWLS AS 11.1)111 :

Wheat, Kent and

sinall Beans
Tick ditto

4Ps 741
44$ 3Vs

Fa.
sex
Suffolk

758 94s
?Ss 92s

:Corfolk 7os 86s
Rye 44$ 46s
Bark, 50s 50s
Malt 60s 76s
White Peas 40s 46s
..----- Boilers 50$ 54s
Grey Peas 44. iSs

Oats, Putatoe 324 3i s
- Poland 32s 331

SMITHFISLD MAli
To sink the offal—
Beef ss 4d to 11 Sci
Mutton .. 6d to 6s Od
Beasts 2560—CalvesI60---Shoe
HAY AND STit.
Nay........ 44 Os to XS Ss
c lour 3 01 to 6 1 Os

- reed Ins :ns
Flour, per Sack 75s Poi
Rapeseed, per Last £56 A:5B
rossaasi.
Wiaeat, Dantzic nOs 105 s
Baltic Red, Ilambro' or
Bremen, Brabant red :05 fins

FEBUARY 16.
—per stone of filbs.
I Veal Ss Od to 6s Ad
I Pork
p and Lambs 13,300—Pigs :40.
kW PER LOAD.
IStraw £1 14s to IV NS
Hower 0 Oths to 0 es
London, England, 1818-02-16

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 11.

In the night between the 10th and 11th of Feb-
ruary, as his Grace the Duke of Wellington was re-
turning home in his carriage, a pistol shot was fired,
which did not strike him, nor even the carriage. The
ball was in vain searched for—it could not be found.
It is said that the assassin came out from the sentry-
box on the left ; and the sentinels, who were beneath
the coach-:doors, rapidly followed the trace of him.
The darkness prevented them from seizing him. From
information received by the police, it is thought that
the perpetrator of this dreadful act will be discovered.
Moniteur. _ .

A pistol-shot was fired at the carriage of the
Duke of Wellington at about one o'clock this morn-
ing, as his Grace was returning to his hotel. It did
not strike him. Considerable search was made, bta,
the ball could not be found. At the moment the shot
was fired, the servant that was behind the carriage
saw in the darkness that prevailed a man who preci-
pitately ran away, and of whom he soon lost sight.
The two sentinels who were at the great gate of the
hotel immediately went in pursuit of the man whom
the servant had seen, but they could not overtake.
hjm. The police have made the greatest eforts to,
discover the peipctiator of this act; and it is said
they have obtained a clue which may lead to the dis-
covery.—Gazette de France.
About one o'clock this morning, as the Duke of,
Wellington was returning to his hotel, a pistol shot'
was fired very near his carriage, but did not strike it.
The ball could not be found, notwithstanding a search
was made for it. The servant who was behind the
carriage saw a man escape from one of the sides of
the sentry-box situate to the left of the outer gate,
and behind which he had concealed himself, to avoid
the carriage at the moment of its entrance. The two
sentinels who were beneath the coach doors immedi-
ately ran upon the trace of the man who had taken
flight. The darkness of the night prevented them
from seizing him. The police have already taken
measures by which a clue has been obtained, that
gives reason to hope that the perpetrator of this hor-
rible act will soon be discovered.—Journal de Com.

About one o'clock this morning, at the moment his
Grace the Duke of Wellington returned to his hotel,
a pistol-shot was fired at his carriage. We hasten to
state, that happily his Grace was not hurt, and that
even his carriage was not touched. The servant who
was behind the carriage saw an individual run with
great precipitation immediately after the pistol had
been fired. He appeared to have been concealed be-
hind a sentry-box, and to have quitted this ambus-
cade at the moment of the arrival of the carriage.
The two sentinels posted in front of the hotel were
beneath the coach doors, and did not perceive the
assassin till after the criminal attempt had been made.
They pursued the trace of him, but the darkness of
the night prevented them from seizing him. A clue,
however, has been already obtained by the police,
which affords reason to hope that the perpetrator of
this horrible attempt will be discovered.—J.desDdiats.
London, England, 1818-02-16

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DEAL, AUGUST 19.

Wind N. E.—:Arrived are, s.ineu tur the River w.th
the other homeward-hound ships as fer last : Union,
WittrAlcF.it, from Jamaica; Kirk Ella, DIPNALL,
from CalCtla3; Pomona, —, from Quebec ; and
severai more names unknown. Came down from the
River and sailed, the Hanover, ADANISON., for Bour-
deaux.

RAMSGATE, AUGUST 19.
Wind I.E.—Put in the Jonge Wilhan, D. So !writ,
with loss of anchor and-cable; and the Union, Friend-
'ship, Arundel, and Willi•tm and Mary, for shelter.
London, England, 1818-08-20

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 18.

Came in the John, DODD, froM Prince Edwal-d's
Island. On the 2d of August passed a schooner, in
lat. 49. 48. long. '23. dismasted and waterlogged ;
she appeared to be American built, and of about 9(1
tons burthen—the sea running high at the time could
not board her. On the 13th, ()tithe Lizard, passed
a large boat, bottom up, and painted white.

PORTS viOUTH. .1156 CST 19.
Wind N.E.—Passed through for Cowec the Crown
transport, from Chatham, to take troops to Cuxhaven,
Ostend, and Calais.
DOVER, AUGUST 19.
Sailed this day the Chichester packet, Capt4'n
RUTTER' —r•
with a mail and passengers, for Calais.-•
Arrived this afternoon from Caiais th:: King George
packet, Captain Kona ; and 'lris French packe., w.,:.
a mail.
London, England, 1818-08-20

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following ships have anived in the River,
from Orednland, viz. Industry, ; Resolution,
RYDER ; Hope, DUNCAN ; Neptune, KEARSLEY ;
Inverness, Porrs ; and Vigilante, lIAYss.
FALMOUTH, At OUST to.
Wind from South to North, fine weather.—Sailed
the Osborne packet, with mails fur the Brazils.
London, England, 1818-08-20

SITF.ERNFSS, AUGUST 19.

Arrived the Ann (transport) with invalidc and dis-
charged troops frern Quebec, and prozecied for
Chatham. The brig Ceres, —, atm London for
Pernambuco, DEEN master, has put back !his
place in consequence of having received damage in
her hull an,.l lust her main-top-,nast, having been ten
tool of by his Majesty's ship NORTIIUMIIERLAND.--•
dile mast take out part of her cargo to repair.
London, England, 1818-08-20

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rnammeir MIMS CIPMMG slum ream
MOttitzular instance of the efficacy of this
L inralathle i4teidne cannot be found, than in the asse'ef
Mrs Seih,No. 20, Peartree-street, Waterloo-road ;
S!ri at 19 mun:Ss old having only four teeth, and suffering
r: the moor Jaen waste of body, it was emaciated to
4 Brae tdat is arms appeared to contain only a fibrous
no bone being ;in this state the child lingered
piny marths, ineapable of being moved, when Paoviomeoe
sad keno try tbe SOOTHING SYRUP, which in One
t produced low 1717 t teeth, and deftroyed the fever which
to to,/ threatened the life of the child, who is now four
haying cut all his teeth, and the bones seem to l
:lean their mural substance, end the child is able to walk
tenth the an:state of a ro-osu-t. The mother having
krtißd three months old, boat no time in applying the Syrup
'gent, which brought its teeth through with ease, and
!fare preseat,d those alarming symptoms which an often
Studien. The above singular use may be proved by
n-g as 2STI4 where the child may be seen.
at:lurid:he Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94,
rnr.street, Orford-street London ; and, by their appoint-
;of all the principal Medicine Venders and Perfensers Jo
country, at 2s. Od. per bottle.
Mr.. JOHNSON relieves the Poor, at tisual, at heitivaleles
yTe.day and Sittmhy morning, from. ?Poe to TIPIZA
tinitg a Letter from a respectable HouselsaPers. •
:ten are real Objects of Chatty.
London, England, 1818-08-20

BRUSSET.4, AUGUST in.

Lord Stewart, Isritish Ambassador at Vienna, ar-
rived here yesterday from London,. on his way to
Vienna.

It is with real regret that we see any thing new
a icing to thicken the aspect of our relations with
the United States : hit it is impossible to peruse the
complaints with which the columns of the Halifax
and other British Anteric it Papers are filled, on the
subject of the encroachments made on our Fisheries
on the coast cl Labrado: and Newfoundland, by
subjects of the United States, without perceiving that
they must necessarily, in some shape or other, be-
come a subject of di.cussion between the two Gc-
verpments.

The Americans have, ever since the conclusion of
the Treaty of Ghent, manifested a-great deal of ror
Bret that by the articles of that treaty the subjects of
Great Britain have obtained such importantadvao,
tages in regard to the Newfoundland and Labradors
fisheries. come of their writers have not hesitated
to maintain, that they possess as good a right to these
fisheries as the British eta-elves. If they have
asked, " why permit any earthly power to wrest them
out of our hands or abridge oar enjoyment of themr
—And, by vray of exemplifying the justness oftheir
pretensions, as our Readers would see fir rn out ex
tracts from the lialifax Papers yestctday, nu foxer
than eiet Inpartil vessels 'rive of late been openly
fitted out by *America subjects, for the purpose of
ti hing in grounds from which they are poi.ively
:•scluded by Treaty.
The orders given to our cruisers on this subject,
are, we believe, very peremptory, and such as the
Americans are likely to smart under, if they persist
in their dishonest inva4on of the proverty of theit
neighbours. The instructions to our Naval Officers on
the. Fishing Statioirs are, that " ssl:en vessels ufAhe
United States are found hovering on the coasts, they
are to be warnel off; 'lnd if found in the hays or
harbours, are to be scihzd lei !nought in for trial."

Letters from 13nmb.iy reached town yesterday of
so late a date as the 10th of April. Their contents
are of a nature which may be easily anticipated. The
operations to the North of the Nerbuddahad.been so
entirely snccessful, that every thing in that quarter,
was settling into a state of perfect security ; and Sir
Tnost.ts Ilistop, with the Madras army, having no
longer any enemy in hoot, was returning towards
the South. In this movement, it was not improba-
ble that he might fall upon the Pistsnwn, the only
one of the Native Chieftains now in the field. This
Prince, who had been for a long time eluding pursuit
in his own dominions, was now driven to the neces-
sity of exterding his flight towards Nagpore. It was.
believed that he /r ad already entered the territories of
the NIZAN: ; but he was closely pursued by General.
SMITH, between whom and Sir THOMAS HISLOP, it
was thought he had little chance of escape.
London, England, 1818-08-20

GENERAL ORDERS.

Head-quarters, Camp Ilyramghane, March 15,1916.

" The Commander-in-Chief of all the forces in India having
received the official details of the action at Arygarn, Is pleased
to direct th.l they shall be entered hi every Orderly Book of
the Bengal Army, to remain a recorded proof of what may be
achieved by disciplined intrepidity, against even the persevering
courage of immensely superior numbers. Ills Lordship offers
his applause and thanks to Captain Svarnstem, and Lieutenants
Coteau-Am and J.mrs, of the 10th Regiment; and Lieutenant
SWANSTON and Assistant-Surgeon WTLIZ, of the Madras Este:
blishmenta and to the Native Officers, Nen-couunisaloaed °S-
eers, and Men, of the several florist which participated in the
glorious defeats of the sollsgs,nalast the Pasanwes army."
London, England, 1818-08-20

FRANK 7011 T, AUGUST 10.

On account of the Congress, the Diet will have no
vacation, and the Session will continue without in-
terruption.
It is believed that the Emperor of Austria will ar-
rive here in a few days, with a suite of 145 persons.
He will reside in the palace of the Tour de Taxis.
where the President of th.: Diet lives, and where the
sittings are held. Hence this Monarch will go to
Mayence, and to the waters at Wisbaden, till the
beginning of September.
London, England, 1818-08-20

enemies at least do you this signal service, they no
tice all your faults, and warn you against comm; -
ting them in fitture."

A Hamburgh Mail arrived last night, from the
Papers brought by which we have given some ex-
tracts in another part. Our Readers will observe
among them a notice with respect to the late distur-
bances at the University of Gottingen. We find in
the French Papers received today an additional state-
ment, which mentions that the Governor-General
DaCKEN has issued a Proclamation, by which, all
those of the Students who are Hanoverian subjects.
were required to return to the University before the
15th instant, at the latest, under pain of being de-
clared incapable of holding any employment in the
Kingdom ; in consequence of which, the Hanove-
rian poition of the mal-contents were returning in
great numbers to their Alma 'filer.

A Mail from Flanders arrived this forenoon. We
subjoin a few extracts:

COLOGNE, AUGUST 13.

According to accounts which are worthy of credit,
the meeting of. the Allied Sovereigns at Aix-la-Cha-
pelle will not take place before the last fortnight of
the month of September. The battalion of Guards'
lately organized to do duty about the Sovereigns,
will not arrive till the 18th of September, instead of
the 6th, as had been stated.
London, England, 1818-02-11

ORATORIOS.

ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

NEXT, FEBRUARY 15th, 1818,
will be performed,
RAND SELECTION.

rt Solely from THE MESSIAH.

limmitt. To particular Airs and Cboruues
introduced the Additional Accompa.
tents by W. A. MOLLS?.
bens will sing the Recitative ' There were
that my Redeemer Sweet Bud'
Flute by Mr. Dronet), and the Grand Scene
•' Miss Frith, ' Rejoice greatly,' and Ah !
ifhs George,' But thou did'st not leave his
Donaldson, ' The Peasant Boy ;* sat Mils
right and fair,' and a Bravura. Mr. Braham,
le,' Luther's Hymn,' Gentle Airs' (accom-
cello by Mr. Lindley), sad a Duetto with
r performed ; Mr. Norris, ' 0 thou thst
Non pin andrale Mr. Yardley (his first
lest ii not to bestow; and Mr. Tinorw,
peoplethat walked,' and' Armye brave.'
F. For unto us a child is been ; Ha/Leith-1
The cad gag live,' and ' Feed in ids
be inVodatoni.
Concerto (ha the Flute by Mr. nallaile•ft,
incubi en she Vlolltieello. by iii Lose.
ricetnent of Put H. the Overture and Dead
Übligato Movement on the Organ, by Mr.

ten.—Miss Srr.rnr.A, Miss Piny, Miss
liAcnsoti, and Miss Mull, (from the King's
lAN, Mr. Noaals, Mr. Ifintoten, Mr. MlL-
its first appearance), Mt. Tumult, and air.

Mr. Warm— Organ, Mr. Janos, Organist
The remainder of the Band and the CbOrt3S-.
=serous and complete) by the moot approved

der the direction of Mr. C. T. Amax,. 1
zee to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at die Box-
from ten till four. Doors to be opened at
Half-price at Nine. Boxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6d.
. Is.

st of this Theatze does not extend to the
London, England, 1818-11-05

A TRADE.

F.ETING of WHOLESALE
LENS in TEA, held at the London
on TeESTIAY, the 34 day of No.

DWELL in the Chair; •
!ri into consideration a printed fir=
ntisemer.t, isstied by certain persons
radon Genuine 'Tea Company," and
title of " 31errlants of the City of

leeply lament that unyvincipled per-
t have practiged frauds which have
lieial proceedings, they confidently
erality of the. Public, that they will
ae Trade in general to fuller in their

t alike due to the Public and their
temselves and the Trade in general,
4 against the whole Trade by the
now under considerston
emits of the City of London, who,
rtisement !rave prokesed so much
be Public, and have affected to en-
I the integrity of the Tea Trade,
&lion which this Meeting have re-
y can confidently rely, of a Lottery-
lc City of London, and his Printer ;
by the persons who have assumed
The London Genuine Tea Corn-
; considerably higher than ought to
articles of the description therein
y;
Ling of twenty-one Members, with-
er, be formed, to give publicity to
end to convene future ivleetings of
ct of the persons styling themselves
Company" render It necessary, and
London, England, 1818-11-05

.men be such Canunittee,

MRI.I FINCIIAIi
•INTE AVIIIGH?
=a. Knorr Beata
• &SHALL S
[PHU) JUSEPU WEST
MAIOSS Baocesorr, of Fore-
-311CD4 street, and
__

tered into for defraying expenses,
'reasurcrj
st, of the London Conuttereial Ss t-
icretary to the said Committee ;
stions be signed by the Chairman,
nd Evening Papers, and otherwise
may deem expedient.
BED ELL, Chairman.
quitted the Chair,
'hat the Thanks of this Meeting be
I, for the ability with which he his
and for his proffered services on any

TEASES arise chiefly from
es of perspiration, and where impure
scorbutic habits, intemperance, us,.
use of Mercury, the skin Is cirri:
cold ; and the repulsion. of morbid
as, lungs, and bowels, produce Rhew
ession of the Menses, Abscesses, dies
sumptions, Diardueas, and bloody
ETABLE SYRUP of De Veustue
medy of these dreadful evils; and
successor of the late Isaac Swainson,
nal recipe for preparing it, and the
de Winos, who now resides at No.
-street, (whither he has lately re-
t, Soho,) would remind his Friends,
, by the usual autumnal course of the
expense and hazard than they may he
paring the Syrup in great quantities
, 52, 13ernera.street, where it is sold
predecessor, Mr. Swainson, at 14ts.
his appointment, at Mr. Atkinson s,
116, Pishopsgate-street Without ;
considerable Town in the Unitt.d

This day was published, in See. price ss. sewed,
THE ANGLO-CAMBRIAN. A Poem. In Four
Cantos.—By M. LI NJ/MOD.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, &es, dense said Brown, London.
MISS A. M. PORTER'S NEW NOVEL.
This day was published.
In Three Vols. 12rstes. price XI. Is. boards,
THE FAST OF ST. MAGDALEN. A Romance.
By Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ()rine; and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had. by the same Author,
1. The KNIGIIIT of Se. Joex, 3d Edit. 3 vols. 11. Is. boards.
S. Rocaose of Noway, 4 vols. IL 4s.
3. throgoastav Bsoywras, 3d Edlt. 5 ?A. 16v. ed.
4. Doe Sensarsan, 3 vols. U. Is.
London, England, 1818-11-05

lIILLINGS V. BROOKS AND OTHERS.

Mr. Downgswau. moved, that the Defendani
should be at liberty to pay into Court the sum of
£3279. 2s. and that farther proceedings be stopped
until an inquiry that was pending relative to a st,
of £995 should he determined. Considerable money
transactions had taken place between the patties,
disputes having arisen, the matter was referred
arbitration. The award was in course made,
which it was declared, that the above sum of 1:5275
was to be paid over. The defendants when before
the arbitrators objected to paying the aforesaid
of £995, on the plea that they had been taken
surprise, the previous bill having taken no notice .
that sum. On these considerations the Learned
Counsel prayed that a stop should be put to the
ceeding for a month, in order to have that question
decided.

The Soucyroa-GENERAL affirmed, that the
sent application was merely for the purpose of
venting the plaintiff from availing himself a
situation in which he would stand on the first
of Term. The time had been twice enlarged ahead
and under all the circumstances he submitted, •
the delay sought for ought not to be granted.
Mr. DoWDESWELL observed, the inquiry had
'glace before the discovery relative to the £995
lihsenThe LoaD made.CHANCELLOR said, that the parties
plying could not retard proceedings, unless
Imuld make out that the claim for the sum in
Lion was an unjust one. They ought to have applied
to the Court of King's Bench. The prelent applic?
Lion came too late, and must be dismissed.

Motion of course rejected, with costs.
The LORD CHANCELLOR then asked the Solici

General, Mr. Hart, and the other leading Counsel
severally, whether they had any motions to male,
and was answered in the negative.
The Court adjourned very early. No all
whatever was made to a late melancholy event.
LORDSHIP was evidently much dejected.
London, England, 1818-11-05

BARRET V. BARRET.

This was an application by Mr. Hwar, for
order to set aside an attachment, on the ground
informality. The bill was originally tiled by a
George Booth Barret, who was at present abroad.
and consequently out of the jurisdiction of the Cour•
The person in whose behalf the Learned Coon,
sought relief, was the defeadant: and those again',
whom the motion was directed were the plaintiff;
Anne Barret, and ThomasWildman. The case,
Hart said, had not been delayed. It was then
progress, and before the Master of the Rolls,
consequently the parties were entitled to the protec,
tion of the Court.

The Court directed that the proceedings thou,
be stopped.
Mr. Williams, the Solicitor, who had yesterda,
'presented a Petition to the Lord: Chancellor,
V:uning of the conduct of certain Officers of
, was proceeding to address his Lordship
*die subj.ect, when
LORD CHANCELLOR said, he could not .
Ik. Williams unless his petition was supported
affidavit.—Petition dismissed.
LONOMAN V. MITCHELL.

The Soucttott-Gsseam. applied for an order,
directing that a Gentleman named Shewcraft, whose
testimony in this case was important, might be
mined, de bene eue. The ground on which the
sent motion was made was the extreme old age
the Gentleman in question.—Motiun Granted.
London, England, 1818-11-05

tST-DRAWN PRIZE

THIS MONTH,
ontracted with Government
r, sought to combine in the Scheme
ory features of former Lotteries, as
I would allow i be treats his eflons,
ought to have failed of success--
4th only 14.000 Tickets, there are
,000 Consols, Two of which may
st Day of Drawing (24th instant),
will receive, in addition, £30,0001
.quwittly obtain €60,000!

Scheme to Sod its way with t*
I.lcl to abstain from the methods hi-
: attention of the Public to the Lot-
table placards, distribution of hand-
BISFII merely reminds the Public
rt atssoscstme.

itgat WSW, Oakes, Wo. 4, Com-
oss ; and by his various Agents
dom.

RtsetiffSil (el chant) sold Capitals
act than any other Oflice-keeper.

PARK TARN, RANTS,

DEAD FAIIIII NO STOCK,
SOUTHDOWN SHEEP,
f fine new Wheat, Barley, Oatv,
iw Hat, &c.

D BY AUCTION,

w. ROBINS,
November 9, 1818, a a d following
et Eleven,

E AND DEAD FARMING
great earc, and at an unusual ex-
heat, Barley. Oats, and Meadow
ram, stilted for Brewers ; Thirteen
I beautiful MUch Cow a Young
wo Sows, a Boar, and 87 Pigs ;
vcs and Lambs, and Five Rams ;
cc. at lIURS'ITOURNE PARK
nd Andover, Hants consisting of
czc?lhmt new Wheat, Barley, and
w Hay • Six Wheel Ploughs, and
ht iauuws,r a Pair Drags, a capital
smaller ditto, Six capital Farmers
irts. Three :Stone and Two Hay
:arriagrs. extra Wheels and Shafts ;
arness, Three Sets of Winnowing
Cribs, 511 Dozen of Sheep Hurdles,
various Implements of Husbandry;
, and various other Articles.
riday and Sstnrday preceding, and
r, at the hash Inn, Staines ; Crown,
c; Pounder's Arms Overton; thu
itar, Andover; White Ilan, Win-
; Jack Inn, Newbury; of Mr.
atrue ; and of Messrs. Robins, Co-
London, England, 1818-11-05

ARMY.

FOVEMBER 4.

had several arrivals from
Lnies of the Royal Artillery,

ii pieces,

Scc.
have gone off for Wool-

enty men of the Trzin of
sardiers, with twenty pieces
: Woolwich from France.

'cot are now on their march
a fine body of men, about

in the military circles, that
!ins w:11 shortly proceed to
to the Island of Jamaica.
f the 29th ult. states, that
) succeed Sir HARRY CAL..
s, who.retires on full pay,
rty ycirs service. Colonel
its', is to be the new Mili-

Roxhurghshire Yeomanry
mand of Colonel ELLIOT
; completed their military
•viewed and inspected, on
ooly tlaugh, by the Most
ruIAN, Lord Lieutenant of
occasion the Troops went
utions, with a celerity and
much honour, and obtained'
he Marquis, who was also'
ire satisfaction at the state
nents. On the evening pre-
.ntlemen gave a grand ball,
sly attended, and graced by
k, fashion, and beauty.
Tyne Yeomanry Cavalry,
t-Colonel Sir TriostAs Bua-
ght days military duty at
part of the day the corps
order, in honour of the 58th
JESTY'S Accession to die
n, the• Colonel and Officers
iment at the Queen's Head
riends. Among whom were
A. the lion. Captain Dom-
le 6th Dragoon Guards, Dr.
MAN. &C.
OF WATERLOO.
London, England, 1818-11-05

EDITOR.

the '2Bth ult. you state that ,
e Battle of Waterloo, gives
From any statement hitherto '
Duke of Wellington's dis.
he Prussian official account,
• Bernard of Saxe Weimar ;
Is I conceive, that the Duke's
acorrect, &c. By a careful
nt contained in your Paper
vill see sufficient cause to re-
v national glory, I fully be-
lout due consideration. To
spatch : he states, " The at.
ear seven o'clock, and after
enemy was defeated; and
is troops withdrew in great
orps of Bulow had begun to
Planchenoit and Belle Al-
perceive the fire of his guns,
r had joined in person, with
le left of our line by Ohain,
the enemy," &c. Observe
—" BuloW arrived at four,
pas* six, when he retrogra-
vas known to the English at
e whole Prussian force again
Haie Sainte."—This is the
Belle Alliance, mentioned
iditional observation of Blu-
Ind even after Blucher had
laie Sainte, the French ac-
sun was set, nothing was
brigades of enemy's cavalry,
t moved, penetrated between
ie corps of General Reille.
usand fresh horses prevented
'rince Bernard of Saxe Wei-
contradicted by the French
Vhen about, four o'clock, the
Bulow and Ziethen, arrived
tided the battle." What says
six we perceived that the'
di their force ; half an hour
•d and our troops advanced,"
rt of a sentence in the Duke
and putting it in Italics;
to in Prince Bernard's, you
the arrival of Bulow at four
reas, he could hardly keep
t retrograded at six.. Never
is of a battle agree better in
the French with the Duke of,
ist your usual liberality will,
ace to these observations ; as
• professedly giving its atten-
, never could intentionally
tigma either on the Hero who
ty that bled at Waterloo.—l
servant, Et.

ract of the French account :
LIDS under Bulow arrived on the
to have taken le Haie Sainte.

fans under Hulow and Luther retro
made his attack before la Hair Sainte.
iperur ni.tde his grand attack in sup-a
11011WIlt the enemy's arnSy (1. e. Eng-
iral Blucher, and of the
had quitted Warm in the morning.
rment, two brigades of Eng ("a-
rras, had joined the line," &c.
nd eight, a cry of alarm was heard,
s desperate, when the two brigades
as above stated) penetrated between
Keine," who was attacking opposite
tted all rallying," &c.

Directors was held at the East
ajor-General the Honourable
K.C.B. was appointed Com-
Company's Forces at Bombay,
-General jrS Nimes NIGHTIN•
Bowing Captains were sworn
ieir respective ships, viz. Cap-
e Vansittart, for Bombay and
;.tuts, of the 6eneral
London, England, 1818-11-05

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.

The VICE-CHANCELLOR sat for twenty minor,
only. A general gloom pervaded all in both Courts,
and there seemed on the part of Counsel and '
citors no wish to enter into any business that
possibly be avoided.

The death of Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY will cause
great distribution of business among the
Counsel, at the Chancery Bar. A Junior Ki
Counsel received on Tuesday twenty-one retai
from Solicitors who were in the habits of gi
their briefs to Sir SAMUEL.
' The death or Lady ROMILLY will be felt
severely by the unfortunate. Iler Lad -ship
buted £lOOO per annum, privately, amongst worth'
families who had been reduced by misfi,:tune.

It is a singular circumstance that in the
Church of St. Bride, Fleet-street, there is a
undecorated tablet placed against the wal?, on .._
there is an inscription to the memory of an ancestor
of Sir Snafus!. Rostat.f.v, who died of a broken
seven days after the decease of a beloved wife.
inscription is as follows:
Near this place
are deposited the remains of
Mr. ISAAC RUSULLY, F. R. S.
Obiit 19th December, 17.59, .Erae 49,
whose affable and humane temper of mind,
joyned to his goodness of heart,
justly endeared him to Al his friends;
ar did his great Ingenuity and labour,
in forming his extensive and valuable
csllection of natural curiosities
to the esteem of the learned,

the same grave with the remains
of Maar, his beloved wife,
whose sudden and' unexpet.t..4l death,
uti the 11th of December, 1759,
in the isth year of her age,
get atly contributed to shorten
the thread of hi, life;
fur they wirre an example
of conjugal
affect tun.

To TILE EDITOR—Sir, in your Paper of t):
is an account of Lady RusitLLY and her family,
is erroneous. Iler maiden name was GARB.
will appear from the announcement of her m,
with Sir SAULTIEL Rom ILLY, in the Gentleman's
zinc, for January, 1798, vol. 68, page-83.
" January S.—Married, at KniU, in the County of floreford,
Samuel RomiUy, Faq. of Lincoln's Inn, to Mies Garbett,
dest daughter of Francis Ciarbett, Rsti. of Ki.ill Court.
" Nov. 4. 1810."
London, England, 1818-02-18

DIED.
Feb. e, Major Patrick Andensou, 19th Lancers, at
Jan. 22, at West Ilam, hi:. William Squire, :10
MASCO' in his Majesty's Royal Navy, aged si!.
Feb. 1, at Roxburgh Place, Edinburgh, Ann Liv
dear daughter, and ma the 4th, Mrs. Euphaua Murr-,
Josiah Livingston, merchant in Edinburgh.
Wednesday, in the 49. h year of her age, Mrs.
atop, spouse of David M`Hafse Esq. merchant, G.
amiable mother of eighteen children.
Lately, in the Edgeware-road, Admiral Pattor.
bed apparently In good health, and in about two
wards expired.
The 11th inst. in Cheapside, aged 24, Helen,
Alexander MgcOill, of Glencaird, Stewartry of X.
sincerely lanonted by a di.conaoLte husband, and tho
the plea.tue of her acquaintance.

LONDON: Priuted and published by L►taa
Te...:o.,Ear.
London, England, 1818-02-18

sons were in wUch the prisoners had been principally
confined.

The House then divided, and the numbers were—
Ayes sb—Noes 167--Majority 109.
A notion wa, made for leave to bringin a Bill to prevent im-
prisonmmt upon ntesne process, but it was negatived without a
division.—Adjourned at 'Half-past Ti►elve o'Cbxt.

Til E EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1818-02-18

ORATORIOS.

!LOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

NEXT, FEBRUARY 20th, 1818,
'Au be performed,
SELECTION.
trAuced TfIE INTERCESSION.

'w.o—CoTposed by M. P. Kurc.
:IA from MILTON'S PA NAL= LOST.

r Grand Miscellaneous Acts,

phens will sing Must I leave tkee;—the
with Mr. Graham—' Heart the seat,%—
cks shall leave,' with Messrs. Brahant and
' See, see the kind indulgent gales,' and
Hiss George,' Wise men nattering; Mrs.
ppearance) ' What the? I tr.ice e Master
d chid ; and Miss Corn,' Quell. pupillo,'
Graham,' I for his sake,'—' See Father,'
farm; and Lord remember Ihvid ; Mr.
the nymph ; Mr. Yardley, ' litejeice, 0
Cherusses of Wretched lovers,'—' Glory
Ice, 0 Judah,' will be introduced.
Concerto op the Flute by Mr. paorer.—
'oncerto on the Violin, by Master WILLIS
eat of Part IL Itioaanis Grand 011011010

L, Mr. Wazn—Otgan. Mr. Jam, Organist
he remainder of the Band and the Chorus-
"LWOW and complete) by the most approved

it the direction of Mr. C. f.'Mutxr.
es to be taken of Mr. Dr.indort, at the Box..
ram trn till four. Doors to be opened at
llalf-pri.e at Nine. Dozes 7s. Pit 3s. 6d.
11.
it of this Theatre does not extend to the