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London, England, 1819-09-04

OLDHAM, SEPTEMBER 1.

At Oldham, about seven miles from Manchester,
and the immediate neighbourhood, the Radical Re-
formers are probably more violent than at any other
place. At this period of the year, Wakes are held
in most parts of Lancashire, according to Old Eng-
lish custom. They have generally been distinguished
by morris-dancers, rush•carts, sack-races, and other
ancient sports. The partakers of the amusements
were not accustomed to let politics disturb their heads
but the spirit of the Radical Reformers has even
operated upon these amusements. The Anniversary
of the Oldham Wakes was this week; but there was
no rush cart, and not one perhaps of the old sports
exhibited. One thing they must have, that was
strong liquors. To frequent the public-houses would
increase the Excise Duties; they therefore clubbed,
their money together to buy malt and hops, and'
brewed quantities of ale at different private houses.'
where they assembled to drink it and talk politics'
Instead of exhibiting garlands, as formerly, they wore
green and red ribands in their hats, some inscribed
" Liberty or Death!" others, " Universal Suffrage r
Whilst numbers crowded to those places, the regu-
lar public-houses have been almost deserted. Sun-
day evening a large flat stone was thrown with great
force through the window of a Gentle.nan's house at
Oldham, who is one of the Yeomanry. Captain
Goma, of the 6th Carabineers, was in the room, and
severely hurt on the head by the stone.
London, England, 1819-09-04

At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, as
TMUILSDAT, the 88th of October, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock,
A Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, SELLY-
GRAVE, situate in the Parish of Harbourne, in the
County of Stafford, about four miles from Birmingham ; com-
prising a compact Brick-built Farm-House, with Garden, Barn,
Stable, Cow-house, Yard, and Blacksmith's Shop, and nearly
FIFTEEN ACRES

Of Meadow and Arable Land, with a Pond and Stream of
Water, bounded by the Lands of Theophilus Price, Req. a plea-
sant situation, and contiguous to the Canal, on the road leading
to Sell), Oak, and the Bromsgrove Road, in the occupation of
Mr. Sometheld, on lease to Mr. Lilley, of King's Norton.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars
may be had ; of Mr. Somerfield, Selly Oak Wharf; and at the
Bell, Northfield ; of Messrs. Lee and Son, Solicitors, and at the
Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; Golden Cross, Brontsgrove;
Messrs. Handy and Co. Worcester; Star and Angel, Oxford;
Castle, Salt-Hill; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street,. Golden-square, London, where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1819-09-04

IPOG RAPHIC AL WORKS,
KERN COAST of HAMPSHIRE,
are lately published by LONGMAN)
London:

of WIGHT; containing many etc-
To which are prefixed, an Introduc-
and a Voyage round its Coast: price
lecimo.

ICTURESQUE GUIDE to the
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r be had separate, price 2s. 6d.
FRAMPTON; containing various
odern, of New Forest, Lyeningtoo,
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iND of JERSEY; embellished with
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ey. By W. Picea, many years rea-
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pressions of the Plates, price IL 15s.

SOUTHAMPTON; containing an
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art. F.R.S. and F.A.S. price 7s. 6d.

)N GUIDE, prier Is. id. or with

VISIT to NETLEY ABBEY, with
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London, England, 1819-09-04

MINCHESTER, SEPTEMBER 2.

TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
My last letter informed you of the attempts which
a few of our Inveteratts on the Committee of the Ex-
change News-Room were making to discard the Star
and the Times. If they do proceed in this affair,
they will bring a hornet's nest about them. The at-
tempt has roused a strong spirit of indignation among
that respectable and quiet class of the Subscribers,
who usually are quite neuter in party matters.
Yesterday the Exchange, and the town at large,
was much agitated by a report that a Watch and
Ward Man had been assassinated on Tuesday even-
ing, whilst on duty. The intelligence was spread on
'Change by the same worthy Constable who announced
the approach of the pikemen on the 17th of August,
and was equally tree. In otter words, it was, as
Lord Eu.senonouon would have said, " as false as
Hell!" This Gentleman's news begins to have a bad
savour, and is now commonly known by the appel-
lation of gi MOOR-GAME."

This afternoon a vender of pamphlets and old books
was taken up for selling a mere simple Report of the
Liverpool Reform Meeting, which took place on Mon-
day last, and at which Colonel WILLIAMS, a Magi-
strate for the County, presided. He was, however,
soon discharged.

It is to-day reported that another Meeting will
speedily be held here. I hope, however, this may
not be true, as I think it by no means desirable that
such an event should occur during the present irri-
tated state of public feeling.

Mr. PEA RSON and Mr. Husr are again at Lan-
caster, whithes Mr. HARMER and Mr. WEST, I un-
derstand, followed them express, last night. Pro-
ceedings of some sort will, I believe, be taken at these
Assizes, against the Magistrates and Yeomanry; but
as I am not in the confidence of the Ultra-Reformers,
I do not know what are their precise intentions.
London, England, 1819-01-07

but nothing is less probable than such conjecture. As
soon as the Ministers of the Allied Powers appear at
Paris, the vulgar attach great importance to their
arrival; they will only see great intrigues
which have no political object. Many a stranger,
comes here for pleasure, whom they :appose to come,
for mighty combinations. France owes Europe no
account of its internal transactions; Foreign Ambas-
sadors cannot hereafter interfere in any part of our
administration. We have fulfilled our engagements ;
they have nothing more to require of us.
4

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1819-01-07

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THONISON'S ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY.

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ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY; or, Magazine of
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Price 1 Is. per Dottie, or four in one family bottle for 13s. on
which one.small bottle is saved. The words " Sand. Solomon,
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London, England, 1819-01-07

REY V. HILL.

This was an information against Thomas Hill, a
publican, for having in his possession two bottles of
brandy above the number of his stock.
Edmund Parish Sharp deposed, that on the-15th
of last July he was an Excite-officer, and, in the dis-
charge of his duty, called at the defendant's house to
take his stock. As he was just preparing to leave
his house he chanced to look into the bar, and there
he saw two strange bottles. By the word strange, he
meant foreign bottles, which it was easy to distin-
guish from English bottles, from the thicker texture
of the glass. Mrs. Hill, the defendant's wife was in
the bar at the time ; he went to her, And demanded
to see what the bottles contained. • She refused to
allow him, stating that it was some particular good
liquor, which she intended as a present for one of her
friends, and which would be entirely spoiled if the
cork were once drawn out of it. He replied, that
this excuse did not satisfy him at all, and draw the
cork 114.. would. He, therefore, took the bottle, and,
upon tasting it, found that it was Cognac brandy,
though he could not say that it was particular good.
He told Mrs. Hill, that he was sorry to differ in opi-
nion from her, but the liquor was perfectly detesta-
ble; and therefore, to prevent her from affronting
her friend with an unworthy present; he should take
the liberty of seizing it. Mrs. Hill then informed
him that the brandy had been sent to her house by a
friend, who was to call for :it again and take it
away ; and he understood that such a defence was to
be made to-day.
Mr. Hill made the defence which Mr. Sharp anti-

cipated, and called a witness to sultgantiatek,
John Cook Acton.
Mr. Acton deposed, that he had sent the brin,:y
in question to Mr. Hills house. He is a burgb 1.4
Antwerp, and in crossing the seas to England,
brought some brandy along with him to allay tile
qualms of sea-sick ..‘ss, which he thought it probabk
that he might feel during his pas Sage. He is a rcia.
tion by marriage to Mr.• Hill, and thinking that a
" drop of brandy" might be weld to Mrs. Hill, he
sent it to her without saying from whom it came,
This brandy he afters irds heard Lad been seized by
the Excise Officers. In consequence of this state,
ment, the Commissior. •rs contemned the brandy,
but remitted the penalty.

It IA V. BELLEW:IER.

This was an information against Mrs. Mary An 4
Bellenger, of East Smithfield, for having in her
session a quantity of tea beyond her regular stod
The Commis:ioners condemned the tea. The nut.
usually levied on such occasions was remitted.
London, England, 1819-01-07

NAVAL INTRIZIOR"2.

• •
DEM...JAW/ART A ' .
Wind d and 'Sailed for the luter,
George I)aysh, Ebooo, froni St. Mares; .Prntlent,
FuohTss, from the South Sns ; Canada, Gn ANT,
from Calcutta; sailed 16th June, and from the Cape
'24th October; spoke, on the .13d November, M
7. 27. long. 21 C 9. his Majesty's ship Cnsot.r. Sailed
this morning the wht-!e of the outward-hound, on
their respective voyages. Several vessels arc turning
into the Downs : amongst whiclfare the John, Porei.r.
WELL,sand Ida, PAssmonr, for Madeira and Jamaica.
DOVER, JANUARY 6.
Wind S.W. and moderate.—Sailed this day, tha
Lord Duacan packet, Captain HAMILTON. for Ca-
lais, with a Mail and passenger:: also the Princess
Charlotte packet, Captain Ha i.r..‘ms, with a Mail
and passengers for Ostend. Arrived this afternoon.
the Chichester packet, Captain RerTint, a:',l
French packet, from Calais, with passengers.
PORTSMOUTH. JANUARY 6.
Wind S. S. W.—Araved his Majesty's ship GRE-
CIAN from a cruise.

F.II.IIOUTH, JANUARY 4.
Wind Sonth.—Arrived the Swiftsnrc packet, with
mails; sailed from Malta the 7th, and from Gibraltar
on the 20th December. The Lord Hobart packet ar-
rived at Gibraltar on the 16th, and sailed fur Malta
on the 18th December.

PENZ %NCR. JANUARY 4.

Wind s.3.l'.—SvCrai sail in the offing last night.

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 5.
• The Little Ann, FORD, from Newfoundland, is ar-
rived if Oporto, with loss of mainmast and boats,
and pin of her cargo thrown overboard ; and the
sarah, BiriniNs, from ditto, off ditto, with damage.
Arrived the Peru, Conic, from Buenos Ayres—sailed
the 19th October : the Cyclops sailed the II th Oc-
tober, and the Nelson on the 12th, for Liverpool.
The Matthews was td sail the 26th October, the Ca-
therine, 20th October, for Liverpool; and the Now-
land, for Gibraltar, on the 20th October. Also ar-
rived the Harriet, OLIVCR, from Maranhana—sailed
19th November ; the Ann, WARE, was to 'sail in
four, and the Briton in seven days for I.iverpool: the
Pacific, Ilt.‘;:cas, from New-York. sailed the 11th
December ; the Importer was to sail for Liverpool in
three days. The Bombay Castle, from Bombay for
Liverpool, put into Crookhaven the Ist instant.
London, England, 1819-01-07

Mc v. HARPER.

This was information against Mr. Harper, for
having in his possession thirty-nine gallons of runs
under proof.
Mr. Robert Fellory said, that in his survey of de-
fendant's stock he tried the strength of his rum; it
was '25 ; ti per cent. under proof; it ought to have
been 17. It was, in consequence of this evidence,
immediately condemned.
London, England, 1819-01-07

BUILDER'S PRICES CORRECTED TO JAN. Mt
it This day was published, price 4s.
Mew Edition, carefully corrected throughout by an Eminent
Surveyor,
.VROSI3I"S BUILt)ER'S PRICE TIOOK ; con-
'Ll dle.prepent Value of all Kinds of Mate' ials and
"e. r rk ma nsbip, with the Price of Labour reperate. Also the
.vszious Acts and Duties; Tables for measuring Timber and all
kind-. of Work; blethod of constructing Ovens, and several
usefpl Calculations relatirg to Building.
Originally compiled by J. PHILLIPS.
London : Pruned for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
; Duster-r.,w.
London, England, 1819-10-21

MANCHESTER, OCTOBER 19.

The prior woman, Scott, who was released yester-
day, op producing bail, after nine weeks confinement,
has since signed the following Declaration : •
ithoiceiteree, OCTOBER 18, 1819.
" I, Anne Scott, wife of William Scott, boat-builder, of Li-
verpool-road, Manchester, declare, that on the 16th day of Au-
gust last, about seven o'clock in the evening, I was violently
laid hold of In Deansgate, by Mr. Charles Ashworth, said to be
a Special Constable, who dragged me to the Police-office, where
I remained for about twenty minutes, with sacral other persons,
with whom I was conveyed, under a guard of soldiers, to the
New Bailey ; here I was committed to what is called the ' Lock-
ups,' which is the room that forms a receptacle for all prisoners
taken up during the night, for paupers, and for common thieves.
In this room, and in such company, I was detained frcm Mon-
day evening, until the following Friday, without being permitted
to go into the open air; during which time I had no bed to lie
upon, nor any thing on which to repose, except a common form,
although the floor was floating with water and filth, produced by
the paupers, &c. and their children; nor were either they or I,
or any other prisoner in the roam, permitted to leave it for the
performance of the common offices of nature. The smell was
consequently so very offi-nsive, as to materially affect my health.
On the Friday after my arrest, I was taken into the New Bailey
Court-room. where Ashworth, the Constable, charged me be-
fore the Rev. Mr. Ethelstone, with endeavouring to excite peo-
ple to commit an assault—a crime, of which, I solemnly declare,
I ant perfectly innocent. The Magistrate ordered that I should
procure bail, which, at that time, 1 was unable to obtain.
" I was therefore re-committed to prison, where I was con-
fined with other women, and allowed occasio:ially to take the air
in a small yard; but; in consequence of my sufferings in the
Lock-up (Loom, for the want of air and repose, together with
the excessive moisture and bad smell, which I was doomed to
endure, I beeante so very unwell, that I was unable to leave my
bed,,whetat I became so ill, that I informed the 'furiikey (Jack-'
son) 4 11,1 situation, and requested him to let me see the l)octor ;
bur be took Lowitire of. my application,locking the cali-door
upon int. every day, prevented me trom communicating with my
London, England, 1819-10-21

'do you km* his rank ?—A. T do ) he is a tieute-
nant-Colonel in the Army, and a Captain in the Sd

Re anent of Guards.'
Q. Have you the original papers or proceedings
of a Court of Inquiry held upon him ?—A. I have.
Q. Produce them, and state how you became pos-
sessed of them.—A. Here they are ; they were, I
believe, personally presented by the President to his
Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief, from whom
I had them officially as Military Secretary.
The ATTORNET4EXERAL objected to their pro-
duction, on the ground that they were official docu-
ments, which were confidentially entrusted to Sir
Henry Torrens, in his situation as Military Secre-
tary. Ile said, that it was decided in the case of Go-
vernor Maxwell, in which his Learned Friend (Mr.
Scarlett) was engaged, that the instructions or docu-
ments entrusted to an Officer in the discharge of his
official duty, ought not to be produced. It was a
case in which a party was prosecuted for an infringe-
ment of the regulations respecting. the Slave Trade.
Mr. SCARLETT, in reply, insisted that the case bo-..e
no analogy to this. Here original documents, par-
taking of a judicial character, were called for—in:
the case alluded to, private instructions were de-
mandedi _ _

The ATTORNEY-GENERALtiII reply, contended that
on grounds of public policy, documents of this de-
script ion ought to be held confidential and secret.
The CHIEF JUSTICE admitted the validity of the
objection. 3e said that it was as competent for the
Crown as for an individuel to delegate a particular
inquiry to confidential persons, and he never knew an
instance in which a Court of Justice admitted the
documehts of such persons to be received as evi-
dence, when any objection was legally made to their
production. He took it for granted that Sir Henry
Torrens had produced the private papers of his office,
and that the legal atgument arose on their being
read. His decision was that they ought not, and for
the purpose of reserving that point for the better tie-
ciiion of the twelve Judges, he would reserve it in
ally manner which the Learned Counsel for the plain-
tiff wished.

A verdict for the defendant was then agreed to;
and it was arranged that the legal objection which
stopped the case should be reserved for the opinion
of the Judges in the form of a Bill of Exception.
Mr. BECKETT, the Judge-Advocate, sat next the
SOLICITOR-GO:VEAL while this cause was before
the Court.
London, England, 1819-12-13

,IVATE CORRESPONbENT.

" LEEDS, DILCESTEER 11.
Id upon Hunslet Moor, on Thurs-
ded by more than three thousand
vas owing to a report, very gene-
t the military were to be employed
ting, which no doubt kept several
ground. Happily, however, three
e of tht kind, and all went off
the Remonstrance, and some of
sere couched in highly improper
uage, and clearly prove what I
ed—that a set of dangerous and
lave crept in among the Radicals
!m on to acts of desperation and
ed of the Oliver:, the Casiks', the
her miscreants of a similar stamp,
serous in this district. •
ill kept up, that there is to be a shun'.
f the Radicals prior to Christmas.
has been excited, and considerable
for the Reform Meeting intended
lsley (twenty-two miles hence), on
'roops have been ordered in and
and Government have sent down
our new Lord Lieutenant, td collect
give such orders on the spot, as the
require. There will bt a strong
eportis, that the Reformers mean to

crs of Thursday arrived this morn-
has selected M. RAVEL to be Presi-
mber of Deputies. The Chamber
cdnesday their list of nominees for
ntship, *hen their choice fell on
URVOISLER, BIILLART, and VILLELE.
Wesinesd Ay, 69fr. 10c.

iMIGHTON,
. .
The rums ReoeuT returned to Marlborrigh=
row, at fire o'clock on. Friday evening, Yesterdiy,
severe as the frost was, his Royal Highness *to on
horso4ck Doo. as. SO )a after hh
return, at four c"ciock, the Duke of. GLOUCILSTER
arrived, and at sir, or soon after, dinner was served
up. A concert followed, when the following distin-
guished personages, by invitations from the Royal
Duchess, and the same the evening before, had the
honour of being present:
General and Mrs. Harcourt, the Marquis and Marchioness
and Lady E. Conynglialn, the Earl and Cohntess of Warwick,
Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, and Mr. Wrihe Whim
The Duchess of GLoucEstart, accompanied by the
Duchess of LEEDS, paid a morning visit to the Earl
and Countess of CHICIIIt3TER, at their seat in Stan-
mer Park, on Thursday, and returned after an ab-
sence of about two hours.

The Duchess et GLOUCUTER took a warm bathe
on Friday:
London, England, 1819-12-13

BURNS' MAUSOLEUM, AT DUMFRIES.

This handsome tribute to the memory of Scot-
land's most original Genius, has been completed, by
'the erection of the sculpture in the tomb, or temple,
allotted for it. We are also gratified to see it stated,
that the monument, in its finished form, is an object
of great admiration. Familiar with the progress of
this work, from its commencement, we are not sur-
prized at the sentiments excited by its completion.
The design, though small, and limited by the fund
subscribed for its execution' is eminently characterized
by a tasteful simplicity, afeeling of its nature, and a
classical attention to tine proportions, rare indeed in
architecture, since the days of Greek elegance, and
exquisite beauty. For such a dwelling, we think, and
!always thought, the subject of the statuary appropri-
ately and happily chosen. It is from a passage in
BURNS Dedication ; where he describes the genius
of his country finding him at the plough, and throw-
ing her inspiring mantle over him. This has been
ably expressed by the artist (Tstanzaw.m) ; and the
very difficult task of naturally representi.l an zrial
figure in solid marble, is chastely a..i effectively per-
formed. It is in rather high relief, and the -Poet at
his plough, with his face half up raised to-the new
divinity, is the only other figure in the model. The
whole is simple, and has the great merit of not seek-
ing firaeeessaries in exploded- mythology, or allegory
More detailed than the Bard himself has created.
We ought to add, in justice to the architect, ;het
the building, which is so distinguished an ornament
to Dumfries, is by T. F. HUNT. Esq, at whose draw..i
ings, in the Exhibitions at Somerset House, we have
often looked with much delight.—Literary Gazelle.
BURNS MONUSIENT.-At a Meeting of the Com-1
mittee of Subscribers, lately held at Ayr, an estimate,
given in by Mt. Jour Convex., for building the Mo-
nument, in terms of the plan and specification made
lout by the Gentleman whose ability and generosity'
in that matter (Mr. HAMILTON, of Edinburgh) was
accepted of, and 'the south-west corner of Alloway
Croft, nearly equi-distant from the New and Old
Bridge, gdjoining the toad, leading to the Old
Bridge, and acerb, opposite Alloway Kirk, resolved
on as its Kite—a rood of ground there being pro-
cured from Lord ALLOWAT for the purpose.
London, England, 1819-07-05

DIED.

Wednesday, at Clifton, Elizabeth Inglis, only daughter of the
late Captain Arthur Clarke, R.N.
At Little Malvern, In his 78th year, the Res*. Benj. Stone.
At Mount Boone, Devon, the Rev. 11. Seale.
Aged 22, Mrs. Lithgow, wife of Dr. Lithgow, of Coleraine.
At Cloughwell, aged 85, the Rev. Jon Duffy, P.P.
At Springfield, near Newtownards, aged IS, Alexander, se-
cond son of the Rev. James 'M'Culloch, Presbyterian Minister
in that place.
EAST-INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,.um DEATHS.

TAM TIM CALCUTTA 7011111A1.
BIRTHS.

Jao.l , at Meerut, the Lady 01:1s4; M. Boyd, of a son and heir.
Jan. I t, at Calcutta, Mrs. John d'Silva, of a son.
Jan. 17, at Midnapore, the Lady of W. A. Pringle, Esq. al
the Civil Service, of a daughter.
Jan. 22, at Calcutta, Mn. A. G. Balfour, of a daughter.
MARRIED.

Jan. 14, at the Cathedral, John Henry Swinhoe, Esq. to Use
Catherine Eliza Penny.
Jan.2s, at Cakutta, Mr. J. P. Strange, to Mils Isabella Gosnes.

DIED. -
Dee.lo, at Rajmabal, Mr. B. O'Loughlin, of the Ordnance

Department.
an. 1, at Agra, Lieut. Benjamin Roebuck, of the 6th
Jan. 12, at Tipperah, Mrs. Janette Pinto.
Jan. 18, at Calcutta, Airs: E. Ham, aged 80 years.
Dec. 19, at Banda, the Lady of Captain T. Bathhouse, his
Majesty's 47th regiment.

Just published, by T. HARVEY, of Blackfriars-
road, a Pocket Manual, being A few Minktes Ad-
vice from the Medical Board, in a Lecture on the
Lues Venerea and Sexual Debilities, as deliver-
ed at Woodstock-House, and Charlotte-House, in
March last, a Publication highly interesting to
young Practitioners, and of importance to the vital
interests of Society.—For the accommodation e:
Patients at the West end of the Town, a Medical
Board is established in Woodstock-street, Oxford-
street, under the patronage of Dr. Coopea, of Cha:
lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road.
The Board is composed of Gentlemen of the first
talent, of nearly-forty years' experience, all Members
of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh.
who are consulted daily by all ranks of inva-
lids with the greatest confidence. Patients afflicted
with a certain complaint, strictures, erratic pains.
eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandular
swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, &c
are diseases which arise from improper treatmeat—
the afflicted are immediately relieved, and speedily'
cured, without confinement.—Messrs. Coo PER and C.
_ _

are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight in the
Morning until Eight at Night ; and at Charlotte-
House, Great' Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev•
Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Twelve till Eight•
and no where the in London.--Wechanics have Ad-
vice Gratis every evening, from Six till Eight, a!
both Houses; and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve
o'Clock.—N.B. Rnptures of 30 years standing, and
of 24 inches in circumference, *radically cured, with•
out surgical operation.—c} Private Entrance, and
Private Rooms, for Consultation.

LONDON t 'Printed and published by Lau VssioT, Plastic.
Mice, Temple-NI.
London, England, 1819-07-05

emission

LEEDS, JULY 3.

A Requisition, signed by eighteen respectable house.
holders, was presented to the Mayor of this tows,
terday, requesting him to call an early Meeltng ~f
the inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood, I,
take into consideration the alarming and distressed
state of the coantry—to make a solemn Appeal to use
People of Great Britain, praying them to join us
forming a National Union, to procure their Coasts.
tutional Rights, and also to adopt such measurer As
will give speedy relief to their starving cnuntrytnen.
The worthy Magistrate received the Deputation
with great affability, but would not pledge himself
as to any compliance with their request. 1k ap-
pointed Monday for the Deputation to wait upon Lin
for a final answer. Should the Mayor and Map.
traces decline calling the Meeting, the Itegnisitin-
nists themselves mean to call one, without delay, to
take into consideration, and discuss the topics above
set forth.

The story in many of the London and Provincial
Papers, of Earl Fn ZWILLIAM having been sent for
express into Yorkshire, on account of serious distur.
bances, is totally false in every part. His Lordship
still continues at Peterborough, where he has been
for some time past ; and so little apprehension is en.
tertained of any riot or disturbance in this vicinity,
that I understand our worthy Mayor and Magistrates
have declined accepting the services of any additional
troops—feeling sufficiently strong, armed with the
Civil Power.
London, England, 1819-07-05

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

- - - -
The kluges took the chair at three o'clock, and was imme-
diately after summoned to attend the House of Lords, to hear
the Itbyal Assent given by commission to several public and
private Bills. The House resolved itself into a Committee on
the Assessed Taxes Bill, .and the Report was ordered to be re-
ceived on Monday. The House also resolved itself into a Com-
mittee on the following Bills, the Reports of which were seve-
rally ordered to be r ceived on Monday—the New South Wales
Duties Bill, Deceased Officers' Arrears Bill, the Irish Excise
Licenses Bill. The Irish Elections Bill to be considered on this
day three weeks.
The following Ellis were severally ordered to be read a third
time on Monday next—the Exchequer-bills Bill, Irish Treasury
BiiUs MI, Plate-glass Bill, Irish Insolvent Debtors Bill, Irish
Prisons Bills, Irish Permits Bill. And the following Bills were
severally read a third time and passed :—The Navy Agents' Al-
lowance Bill, the Vessels' Cargoes Bill, the South W ales Trades
Bill, the Irish Fisheries Bill, the Sweet and Made Winos 818,
the Coffee Exportatioo Bill, the Silk-manufacture Nil, awl the
Crown-glass Bi 1. .
A message from the Lords announced their Lordships agree-
ment to the Charitable Foundations Bill, with certain amend-
ments, to which they prayed the concurrence of the House. .
Air WRIT.
Mr. LUSHINGTON moved, that the Speaker do bate his
Writ for the election of a Knight of the Shire for the Shire of
Wilts, in the rooms o( Paul Methuen, Esq. who had since his
election accepted the nice of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds.
Ordered. •

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1819-05-06

,W SAUCE. -

bestowed by the Nobility
New Sauce, induces the Pro-
.SEkS and SON, to offer to the
against Imitations, by munipning,
genuine without euh B"ttle being
Address, and also each Label haw-
' and convenience of thivSauce,
caused a great demand for it,
fair to•aqual their much and
'.CHOVIES.
from those who have not used
satisfaction to the nicest.palate.
• of the
London.
BEST MEDICINES FOs
AND ASTHMA&
)BOPS, for recent Colds,
confirmed Astbmas, stands part-
years past, ail the various testi-
sufficient proof of the estimation in
Affections, recent Colds 4.14
all Pulmonary Complaints.
addressed to the late Firm. Shaw
cvspectablc Tradesman in Birmingham :
'irmingliam, March 16, 1805.
7Nt, and to certify the'vabse of
's Cough Drops, I send yeti.**
request of the I'..tient.
" MILES SIV I N NET.*
ly acknowledge the cure I have re-
Drops. A most suffocatlnA Asth-
alter, afilicted me so severely, that
,Zeath every minute—one bottle ra-
id four room perfectly restored to
will oblige ynnr humble
" THOMAS EI.KiI U N DS.' "
• the Foot-way. St. Paul's Church-
will have " Shaw and Edwards,
' engraved on the stamp. Price
per bottle.
Focused, STILII4II,V.Y.II PLTVOT .‘NIIIOOII
Setiriy, Boat, Inaurnatism, Prop-
' Price us. 10s.0d. aid Ll. V.s.
London, England, 1819-05-06

EAST-lI‘D/A HOUSE, May 5,109.
THE COURT ofDIRECTORSofthe UNITTD
COMPANY 4.'IIEII=4OITE tf ENGLAND fradim
ta the Lee INDIES, de Mosby givi Notice,

That the SPECIAL OBbilf.RAL COURT of the said Com-
pany, appointed to beheld at their House, in Leadenbastreel,
on WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, is made further Speciak
for di purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their appro..
Won, s Reaoludon of the Court of Directors of the 17th of
March last, granting to Cs. piain Sr Roseau who
commanded his Majesty's late ship Akfste, the aim of £llOO,
under the cL-ewnstimees therein stated.
The Report required by the By-Laws now lies at thin Rouse
for the perusal of the Propdeton.
, The said Court is further made Special, for the purpose of
laying before the Proprieties, for their approbation, in tonfor.
mity with the 17th Section Of the .6th Chapter of the By-Laws,
* Resolution of the Court of Directors for the Appointment of
a Chaplain to the Company's Factory at Canton, wlth a Salary
of £BOO per Annum, payable out et the Commission.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May S, 1819.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
toile EAST-INDIES lo hereby give Notice,
That agreeably to the General Court's Resolution of this day,
a Gineral Court of the said Company will be held at their House
in Leadenhallotreet, on Wednesday the 26th instant, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of prace?ding in the con-
sideration of the subject of a grant to the Most Noble the Mar-
quis
of Hastings, when a Resolution of the Court of Directors
of the 20th ultimo, recommending that, the sum of £60,000 be
granted out of the Territorial Revenues of India, for the benefit
of the Marquis of Harrnuas, will be submitted to the General
Court—The Report required by the By-Law, Cap. 6, loc.
20, is open for the inspection of the Proprietors, at this House.
JOSEPH DART; Secretor*
London, England, 1819-05-06

SCOTTISH BOROUGHS.

Mr. MAXWELL presented a Petition fmm the
Inhabitants of Renfrew, praying for an Internal Re-
form of the Scottish Boroughs. The Honoeraltie
Member said, that he entirely agreed with the Peti-
tioners.—Read, and ordered to lie on the table, and
to be printed.
The lion. Mr. PRIMROSE held in his hand sir
Petitions, from as many of the Inhabitants of the
I Boroughs of Scotland, of which Stirling was the
chief, praying that they might not be favoured with
a Reform of the Scottish Boroughs ; but that, in the
election of their Auditors they might be allowed to
recur to the principles of their old Constitution, which
was by the Borough Poll ; and praying also, that
the Inhabitants or Burgesses might be allowed a
controul over the said Auditors. The lion. Member
stated, that the alteration now complained of bad
been adopted ever since the year MO. The Peti-
tioners from Stirling also prayed, that if the Bill now
in Parliament (the Lord Advocate's) pass into a law
that the Rorongli of Stirling might be exempted
from the operations of such an Act. These petitiohs,
he assured the House, were signed by the most te.-
pectable Burgesses and Inhabitants of theseßorougl:s.
Read, ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed.
Mr. HUME presented a Petition from the Wea-
vers of Perth, stating the great distress they endured
from viant of employment, and praying for relief.--
Read, and ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. HUME presented a Petition from the incor-
porated Trades of the Borough of Montrose, aping
the Bill Clow in Parliament for some alteration in the
Borough System (the Lord Advocate's Bill), but
praying for a Reform in the Internal Government d
the Scottish Boroughs.—Read, and laid os the table-

INVERKEITHING- ELECTIOI4.
Sir WILLIAM DOUGLAS presented a Petition
from Alexander Fraser, Esq. of Lincoln's-inn.liel.ls
Solicitor and Agent for Mr. M‘Taggirt, the Peutl""
.ner against the Return for Inverkeithing, preregt
that on account of some eipected etidencefrom Sot.
land Vytt the further considoation of the said EICC
London, England, 1819-05-06

VALE OF GLAMORGAN.
TO BE LET CHEAP,
ACONVENIENT HOUSE, Called CANTLESTON
CA STLF., wherein some respectable Families have lately
residid ; having a Dining, Delwin. and Dressing Room—Kis-
chen, a cool Dairy, a Room for Brewing, Washing. and Baking;
a Stable, Coach-house, and walled Garden, and small Lawn ad-
joining ; hard and soft Water, sad other convenielsces. Oa an
elevated rock, in a very dry healthy situation, near the Bristol
Channel, the mouth of Ogmore River Beirlgend, a plentiful
Market and Pop Town, Newton gartiour and Bathing-place,
and the great Mall Coach-road front London to-Both and Brit;
tol, through Cardiff. Cowbridge, Nes*, and Swansea, to Mil-
ford-Haven, and where another Coach passes to and from Lone
don; Gloster, and Word and Bristol. The Sea shore is Sat,
sandy, and very pleaaant for riding, walking. and bathing.
Ire Twenty Acres,or mare, dry good Corn, Grass, and
Hay
Land may be had.
The Bailiff on the Farm will Mew the Premises, and refer to
the Owner. with whom time will rot admit of corresponding
by letter..----There are some Grates, llrewirg Furnace,
free .an
Oven, and some ordinary Furniture, and the Land is tithofr

Wpriiibc riscsians.
• " By Mt. WAKEFIELD,
"At Gamaway's Coffest-llotise„ Thatige-Alkris Corobill. on
l'stesumv, June 1, ia One Lot,
A FROFIOLD VILLA and EFFATF,
) illl. HOLLY HILL, about Two Miles huts Forest-Now, au
the High Road to Lewes and Brigitte°, Five Miles from East
I tsilwased, Ten from Toubridge Wells, and Thirty-five from
The House contains: a handsome Entrance-Hall,
hag-Rodin, Dining-Room, and Library,. Seven best Bed=
Seven smaller ones, with detached Offices, Double
▪ l'olieb-Horse,Fire stall &able, with Servants' Rooms above,
ir an excellent Farm-Yard, with suitable Buildings, a—Productive
b Kitchen-Garden, and extensive Pleasure-Grounds, placed in a
w Park of Sixty-five Acres, which, with the adjoining Estate,
contains about TWO HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES,
0- nearly an Freehold, the Copybold and Leandsold Parts being
FS nearly equal to Freehold tenure.
The Villa and Park may be viewed by Tickets only, which
g may be had of Mr. Wakefield, Land-Surveyor, No. 42, Pen-
man, and Deseripdve Particulars had of bbn, and at Gams-
1s way'o• of Mr. Edward Verret, Solicitor, Lewei ; of Mr.
at Ow; Rankin, &kicker, Fast Grinstead; sad of 11r. Weller,
1: Auctioneer, Chichester.
London, England, 1819-10-20

DOVER, OCTOBER 17.

The presence of their Royal Highnesses the Dnke
and Duchess of CLARINCI has imparted an eltrapTa
dinary interest to this place. A very plain carriage
and a pair of horses constitute the whole of their
nipage, and even of this they make very little use.
i Avalk almost daily through the town and Its
vicinity, dressed in the simplest style. A young Ger-
man Countess, of about her own age, is the Duchess's
principal female companion. Her Royal Highness
frequently refers riding on ass-back; and lately she'
has availed herself of a little carriage. built by a
tradesman of the town, on the plan of the Brighton
and Cheltenham Flies, which he has denominated the
Clarence Fly. Het Royal Highness's principal recrea-
tion since her arriv.al is sea-bathing, in which she ap-
pears to take great delight; her health also appears
to be greatly benefited by it. In the roughest and
most blowing weather her Royal Highness bathes in
the open sea, and uses the cap and the dress that first
come to hand among those provided for the Ladies
of the plaCe. Their Royal Highnesses live very re-
tired, and see little or no company. Colonel FlTZ-
CLAaurcic lately spent a•few days with them.
London, England, 1819-10-20

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EAST-INDIES

MADRAS, APRIL 14.

The cholera morims has committed great ravages at
Calcutta, Bombay, Rangoon, and Ceylon. it was
partly attributed to the crop of rice gathered in 1817,
having been rendered deleterious by excessive rain.
The French ship Pondicherry, lately arrived at Cal-
cutta, was boarded by a privateer on her voyage, the
Captain of which ordered all the Pondicherrys crew
upon deck, and asked who among them wished to
serve NAPOLEON? when four of the best seamen im-
mediately offered their services, and went on board
the privateer.
London, England, 1819-10-20

THE ARMY.

It is spin reported, that a r..tduction will positively
take place of the Second Majors of Regiments. More
thius one Field Officer with a Regiment is seldom or
ever necessary—indeed, they are always considered
to be in the way of each another.
Lieutenant-Colonel FaRRAR is immediately to re-
sume the command of the detachment of the 81st
Regiment stationed at Cavan.
Friday se'nnight the 77th Regiment, stationed at
Galway, was reviewed by Major-Gen. O'LoUGHLIN.
London, England, 1819-10-20

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URTLE DOVE.
Jruy of Dandiain.”
a calm summer's Teeming,
incense that ilow'd in the wind ;
in their bright beauty dawning,
r::•;:ing--tlic pride of mankind.
I,lsl, ev'ty feature divinely
yvar'd with richlustrr to glow ;
could have ~hewn them sn finely,
:eking, the pride of the beau.
eat a turtle bewailing,
tlic loss of her love;
•:r'.l sadness exhaling,
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, the lone mourner pereeted
ria'd that her lover was there :
was real half believl—
so clear.
a' the figure still gulag—
to h :ighten her woe:
:or with a courage amazing,
i:ion that bloom'd io its glow
:ries, when the fairy Make
L.:Ating and transient shade;
:arus but a fading delusion,
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.•t the superlative splendour
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