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London, England, 1821-03-02

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Amdahl* Fanny, from Leghorn, ores totally lost at Blo•
gadore, Ilth January, during a violent gale.
The Prosperity, PATS', from Dublin, arrived at Lisbon the
ISth ult. very leaky, and with loss of bulwarks, sails, dm
The )dargaret, Hems, from Cadiz, arrived at Lisbon the
-.ldth ult. very leaky, and with loss of bulwarks, sails, &e.
The Lively, M'N,s3saaa., from Newfoundland, is arrived at
Lisbon, with much damage, and part of her cargo thrown
overboard.

FaLmourn, Faa.27.—Wied ESL—Arrived the Duke of
Kent picket (I), with a Mall from Lisbon, in 15 days; the
Quiatilian, nuesiaaroan, from Bourdeaux for London; Swift,
Kates, from Oporto for Poole ; and Isabella, Getman, from
London for Bourdeaus.

DEAL, ARCH I.—Wind _ F back last night the Liver.
pool packet, C,orriu, for Cowes and the List Indies; she has
sailed again to-day. Arrived and sailed for the River, the New
Frederick, 11•11711/14, from Cadiz ; Betsy, CAltaiLL. from Lisbon;
Britannia, Nana, from Liverpool; and several more, particulars
unknown. Arrived and remains, his Majesty's ship GAINIAN,
from the Westward; the Kent, Indiaman ; Ws's, sloop of war;
and ewe othqr ships are turning down through the Guns, fee
the Downs.

HAawicn, Maus I.—Arrived the Castlereagh packet, from
Cuxhaven; and Jane ditto, from Gottenburgh, each with a
Mail. Sailed the Duncan packet, for Cuxhaven • and Henry
Freeling ditto, for Holland, both with Mails.—The Castlereagh
reports that ships cannot reach Hamburgh for the ice, and when
she left Cuxhaven it was freezing very hard.
CUSTOM House, Manor I.—Entered Inwards:—The Union,
from Harlingen; Hope, from ditto; Neptune, from Ostend;
Zeelust, from Antwerp; Mariner, from ditto; Louisa, from
ditto; Friendship, from Dublin; liero, from Waterford; Hope,
from ditto ; Resolute, from Dublin ; Felicity, from Belfast ;
Amite, from Rouen ; Naiad, from St. Michael's. Entered Out-
wards:—The Mina, for Stettin ; Clementine, for ditto ; Schwan,
for ditto; Clarkson, for Montreal; Mary, fur Sierra Leone;
ancionatus, for New York ; Pichard, for Cape Castle. Cleared
Outwards:—The" Odessa, for Genoa; Highlander, for New
Providence; Levant, for Belfast; and Mercy, for Barbadues.
London, England, 1821-03-02

WARM BATHS, and BOILERS which heat
them very quickly, without steam, although placed at
any distance; a now SHOWER BATH, which is light and
compact ; WARM AIR STOVES of a very superior kind ;
also an APPARATUS for KITCHENS, with which the use
of Charcoal is avoided, and Cooking performed more perfectly
than by any other means, may he seen at BURTON and CO.'s
StuvF-grate Ware-rooms, No. 370 (near the Pantheon), Oxford-
street.—The Manufactory continued, as usual, at No. 60, Great
Russell-street, Bloomsbury.
London, England, 1821-03-02

lids day was published,
b, pa Winne, 4to. with Pdrtrait, price £2. 12s. 6d. bds.
eEMOIRSofGRANVILLE SHARP, Esq. coin-
Foga front his own Manuscripts and other authentic
doom% is the possession of his Family, and of the African
woo,. By PRINCE HOARE.
With Observations on Mr. Sharp's Biblical Criticisms.
*thy Men Rev. tbe LORD BISHOP of ST. DA VI D'S
Primed ter Ilenry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street.

IA CARPENTER ON EDUCATION.

nisi/ were published, in Octavo, price 12s. boards,
CIPLES of EDUCATION, Intellectual,
Moral, and Physical.
tikeitw. LAN? CARPENTER, 1.1. D.
mak bloom Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may he had,
Systematic rdoesti,rn ; or, Elementary Instruction in the
now Deparunenta of Literature and Science, with practical
hks for ‘tudyiug each Branch of useful Knowledge. By the
pig. W. Shepherd, the Rev. J. Joyce, and the Rev. Lam Car-
penter, LLD. Second Edition, in two thick vols. Bvo. price
im 6d. boards.
An Introduction to the Geography of the New Testament;
rocipsby debigoed for Young Persons, and for the Sunday
}l-.2oyolent of Schools. By Lant Carpenter, LL.D. The
fo.rth Edition, 12mo. price 4s. boards.

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MILL ON THE MIMOSES.-SECOND EDITION.
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This day was published, in Svo. price 7s. boards,
ADESCRIPTIVE, DIAGNOSTIC, and PRAC-
TICAL ESSAY on DISORDERS of the DIGES-
TI#. ORGANS and GENERAL HEALTH, and particle-
ket an their numerous Forms and Complications, contrasted
war acute and insidious Dibeases; being an attempt to
rente the Views of Dr. Hamilton and Mr. Abernethy, and
showd Edition of the Essay on the Mimoses, with Additions.
By MARSHALL HALL, M.D. F. ILS.E. &c. &c.
bated for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,

fuss of a Serious Morbid ASection, occurring principally
Delivery, 'Ali.cartiage, &c. in Bvo. 4s. sewed.
ilbssesis, in Four Parts.—The Phtrnomena of Health
pisses.—Of the Diseases of Adults.—Of Local DiNaSCS.
-Of the Diseases of Children, in Bvo. 16s. bOards.
London, England, 1821-03-02

IIISCELLANIP-9.

Mr. R. MARTIN brought in a Bill for allowing penoos in-
dicted for capital offences to be defended by Counsel, the same
as in cases of High Treason, to be assigned by the Court ; which
was read the first and second time, and ordered to be com-
mitted on Monday ee'nnight.

The Chancery Compensation (Ireland) Bill, was read a semis&
time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow.
The House went into a Committee upon the Acts for regu-
lating the building of Jails, when several Resolutions were
agreed to.
The House went into a Committee on the Prison Acts.
_ _ __ ___

In the Committee, on the motion yd Mr. H. CLIVE, after a
few obeerritions from Mr. Ilsaaosa and Mr. Lammas:, a
Resolution was agreed to for consolidating and amending the
several Acts respecting Prisons. The Resolution was agreed to
by the House, and leave was given to bring in a Bill pursuant to
the said Resolution. _ -

The Lunatics Stoat Transfer 13111 was rea4 a second tins',
and ordered to be committed to-toorrow.

On the motion of Mr. ATWOOD, several Returns were
ordered of Malt made daring the last four years, in the United
Kingdom, distinguishing Irish and Scotch Malts. Also, Returns
for a similar period, of the quantities of Spirit distilled, with
similar distinctions.

Mr. C. OfiIANT brought in all for regulating the Fees of
Cliche of Nisi Prius in Ireland, and the Registrar of the Court of
Chancery in Ireland; which was read a first time, and ordered'
to be read a second time on Thursdaf neat.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1821-03-02

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4431217 mm who erlll judge all the world in righteetrie
The road to him is not inaccessible to the vilest sinner. pr
deavour to lay it open, and make an anxious use of rh, fve
hours you have to live in making your eternal peace. It ow,
remains for me to pronounce on you the dreadful sentence el'
the law, which is—That you be taken from hence to Ike thee
from whence you came, that there your irons be struck ff rher
on Saturday next you be carried to the common place of eee,
cutlon, and there hung by the neck until you are dead, ao4 u,at
your body be afterwards delivered over for dissection,
' While sentence was pronouncing, the pther
called out—" My Lord, we were both in liquor!'
The culprit walked from the bar with a steady
step, and with a countenance unchanged from
what
it had been when brought into Coon.

Bow-rraim—Yesterdly aphis Quested and richaTd 1/6",
underwent a third examination before Mr. %axis, chuied7Z
being concerned in the affray which lately took p!are b
some smugglers and a party of officers in his Majesty's set*.
between Hythe and Lydd, in Kent. The prisoners 'me j,,a
committed to Neargate for trial, at the next Old Ssik ge
7 ssQ

TO ALL NYFIOM THIS MAY CONCERN.
From the immense number of Letters and personal Awn.
tions' as TRAVILLER, I beg respectfully to inform thoec (44,
men that the Situation is now ffiled.
• I asp, Gentleness, your's, sincerely,
RICHARD TrIINTR,
Blacking Manufactory, 114; London-road, Southwark.

The Three £21,000 drawn Yesterday, the Semi
Day of Drawing of the State Lottery, were,'?:%
2053, Class A, £21,000, sold by Btsn-2053, Class
11, £21,000, soli by SIVEitRIOPIT, and No. 203%
Class C, £21,000, sold liy MASTIL There were
also a few minor Caiiials drawn, which were acid
by various Office-Keepers. There are still Testi
£21,000 Prizes, and several other Capitals, to draw
all of which must be drawn St. Patrick's Day, 17;11
of this month.

Atiorit ER £21,000 SOLD ny Bisn.—Yesterday Ira;
the Second Day of Drawing of the State Uttar,
when No. 2053, Class A, was drawn a Prize of
£21,000, Consols and Money, which was sold bl
lbstt—Who also sold the following Capitals, ak
drawn yesterday : •
1147 . X2OO . Class B . Whole Ticket.
1147 . £2OO . Class A .. In 15 Shares.
1394 . £2OO . (lass C . In 5 Shares.
2975 . £2OO . Class A . In 12 Shares.
1814 . .C 4200 . Class A . 4Whole Ticket.

'236 . AVCO . Class A . Who Ticket.
And on Valentine's Day,' Brsri gave avail 2,10
Class A, £2,000, in 16 Sixteenths.—TheWheel sbll
contains Three 01,000 Prizes, Consols and Alan;
and several other Cipitals,. ail of .which must 11:
drawn 17th.of this Month, being St. Patrick's Day,
when the Lottery entirely Eniles.
London, England, 1821-03-02

selves authorised to intimate the general wish of the

inhabitants for a Constitution similar to that esta-
blished at Lisbon. The Deputation had beeq en-
couraged to this bold measure by having previously
obtained the signatures of nearly 600 of the principal
inhabitants to a declaration binding them to share
all the consequences of the proposition.
" The demand made by the Deputation appears
also to have obtained the general concurrence of the
soldiery, as, during their visit to the. Governor, the
Militia, though without arms, were all drawn up on
the public walk, and a few companies of the Regu-
lars were stationed, with cannon, in the Chafaris, an
open space opposite to the Governor's residence. An
immense concourse of people was also colected, who
were waiting with much anxiety the result of the con-
ference. They were not suffered to remain long in
suspense, for the members of the Deputation soon
appeared on the walls, accompanied. by the Gover-
nor and his principal Officers, and the desired Con-
stitution was immediately proclaimed.
" All instantly gave a loose to joy ; no work was
allowed to be done for three days, and the most ge-
neral satisfaction was diffused among the Public ;
enmities of many years' standing were made up, the
theatres opened, and every house illuminated. The
enthusiasm manifested in the theatres has been pecu-
liarly striking, and was not a little heightened by the
Ladies present, who all united their voices from.the
boxes in the national hymn.
" The scbooner Andorinha proceeds immediately
for Lisbon, with an embassy from this Government,
to apprise the new Administration that the COnSee
tution has also been proclaimed in this island."
The Swedish Count, Rosin', is to be brought to
trial on an accusation of having kept up a corre-
spondence with the Ex-King GUSTAV. VS, and his late
Consort, for a series of years, and of having bad a per-
sonal interview with the former in the year 1811, on
' an island near Gottenburgh. The charge, fiowever
is universally believed to be false. ,

Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARINCS
visited the Duke and Duchess of 6LoucasTsat at
their house in Park-lane. Afterwards the Duke and j
Duchess of CLARINCII took an airing in Hyde Park.
An Irish Paper contains a letter " Oa the new Co-
met," " from a Correspondent in the use Aborrhood r
A wonaded labile was taken about aewacajnee et Cork
harbour on the stet tdt. Its appearance when kw sten was
that of a tarp vessel "Kt. - • -
London, England, 1821-01-30

50, Smith-street, King's-road, Chelsea, Nov. !7, 1890.
Copy of a Letter from the Countess Dusnowaxn to Mrs. Joss-
- sow, Proprietor of the American Soothing Syrup.
LADY DUNDONALD havin witnessed the won-
derful effects of Mrs. JOHNSON'S SOOTHING
SYRUP in her own infant daughter, now eight month.; old, in
affording almost instantaneous relief, when her dear child had
been in paroxysms of pain arising from the cutting of her teeth,
lie thinks it incumbent on her to acknowledge the efficacy of
Nit Johnson's Soothing Syrup, and to recommend the same as
an invaluable Recipe to all Mothers for their infants, while suf-
fering from the pain of Teeth-cutting; and Mrs. Johnson has
Lady Dundonald's full permission to make this acknowjedgment

Thu
invaluable Medicine to be had, wholesale and retail, of
the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 94, Newman-street,
Oxford-street; and, by their appointment, of all principal Medi-
dile Venders in Town and Conutry, at 2s. 9d. per bottle.
N.ll. Johnson relieves the Poor, as usual, at her house,
every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, from Nine to Ten o'clock,
by bringing a letter from a respectable housekeeper, to certify
sax they arc real objects of charity.
INORIA:Itwe STOMACH AND BOWELS.
TOWERS'S TONIC PILLS.
IN eases of Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Sickness,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, and other symptoms re-
wilting (ruin a weakened state of the Digestive Organs, these
rill, are proved to be one of the safest and most of cadous Re-
medies ever presented to public notice, Mild, but effectual in
44 operation, they ckanse, and yet strengthen the Stomach,
!escort: the Appetite, promote Digestion, and keep the Bowels
4a a regtilar and comfortable state, free from Costlveneu ; but
ky no i.tcaos too relaxed.
Sold at :Is. 9d. 4s. 6d. 11s. and .225. per box, by Ncwbery, 45,
and Edwards, 66, Sr. Paul's ; Sutton, I , Bow Church-yard ; Bar-
elaYl 451 Fleet-market ; Butler's, 4, Cheapside, and
Dublin ; Newhery, Dame-street, ditto ; Smith, Scott, &c
a410,_ burgh ; Baxter, Glasgow ; and by Druggists or Booksellers
immihout the Kingdom.
kl 7 Observe the signature of " 11010 Towns" on the label,
acme round the seal.
London, England, 1821-01-30

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Dartmouth, from Sandwell-hall, Stafford-h-lr..
Lord O'Neill, at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, from lielanci.
The Earl of Abergavenny, from Eridge Castle, Sussex.
Sir William Abdy, Bart. from a tour.
The Earl of Ashburnham, from Sussex.
Lord Milton, from Northamptonshire.
Lady Althorpe, at the Albany, from a tour.
At the London Hotel, Albemarle-street—Lord and Lath C.
Townshend, from Suffolk ; Holmes, Esq. from a toor.
At hlivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street—Colonel and Mrs.
Cuff, from Deal Castle, Ireland; Lord De La 7.ouch, from Sus-
sex; Mr. and Mrs. John Walker, from Ilants; F. C. ()sender',
Esq. from Broome Park; Count hiedvin, from Petembutgb ;
Count and Countess de Bourke, from Wilts.
At the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly—Captain and Mrs. Mars-
den, from Bath; James Lister, Ps q. from Devonshire.
DEP ART U ES.
Earl Temple, to his father's (the Marquis of Buckirgham)
seat, Avington, Hants.
Earl Spencer, to Lord Grenville's seat, Dropmore Lodge.
The Earl of Pembroke, to Wilton House, Wilts.
Lord Nugent, to Lilleys, Bucks.

From the London Hott,l, Albemarle-street:—Lord Rous, to
Henham Hall, Suffolk; T. T. Drake, FN. If. P. to ltscks.
Lord G. H. Osborne, to Cambridgeshire.
George Byng, Esq. M.P. to Wrothrm Pork.
Colonel Sir Robert and Lady Steele, from Queen-street, M ty-
fair, on a tour.

From the Clarendon Hotel, Bond.street-...Lord Brudenell, to
Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire ; General Sheane, to Brighton.
From llodson't Hotel, Dover-street--Sir Edward Carrington,
Bart. to Bucks; Francis Pym, Esq. M.P. to BetlforthEre.
The suite of Sif J. Ciurr.:RD against the Dukes d • GRAN.
stoxx and Cutenz was called on at the Royal Court en Thurs.
day; but none of the parties being present, the cause was stris.:k
off the Roll of the Court. Sir J. Caauri-an, has been, as
already strted, expelled from France, arrived at Calais on the
18th instant, escorted by a PeacitOlicer and two Inspectors og
the Police of Paris. He ent'iarked at noon of that day for Dover;
PETTING AT TATTCRSALL'S YES FEILDAY.

nsrn•.
13 to I avt Motel
15 to 1 agqt .I(.k
20 to 1 4,gst any o:bee,.
ca.

9 to 1 agst limey

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London, England, 1821-01-30

SIVEWBIGHTS' NOVEL AND ADVANTAGEOUS
MODE OF A DV ENTURE! !!
T AND J. SIVEWRIGHT, ever anxious to
tS a please a generous Public, have adopted an entire new
rode of Adventure, by which the Public are not only sure of
46,000 Consols, in THREE PRIZES of £2,000 each for
nothing ! but have the chance of whatever Capital and other
Prizes may be drawn en Valenfine's lhy, 14th Next Month
(Puluaav), for a very trilling risk, viz.
EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS FOR A WHOLE TICKET,
Seven Shillings for a lialf Four Shillings for an Eighth
Seven Shillings for a Quarter I Two Shillings for a Sixteenth,
As every Tick( t, drawn or undrawn, or a small Prize, and
every BLANK, will receive back
Twenty-three founds Money for a WHOLE TICKET,
• sel2 4 0 fur a ILdf I
£' 1 6 for an Eighth
• 6 2 0 for a Quarter 111 0 for a Sixteenth,
Provided they are returned to the Office a: which they were
purchased, on or before Friday, the 234 Faarruaarr.
The Scheme is immensely rich, as it contains, in Consols and
Money,
SIX PRIZES OF £21,000!
•
THREE Prizes of £2,000, and various other. Capitals!
And at least Three Prizes of £2OOO must be drawn on the next
bay, and they must he determined in the first Five Minutes,
and which the Purchasers hefare 14th February must, to a cer-
tainty, obtain for nothing, as explained in the Schemes (which
are to be had gratis) of J. and J. SI VEW IGHT, (Contrac-
tors), 37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket; and
by all their Agents in the Country, wbo have on Sale 'Mime
and Shares in great variety of Numbers, and which they hope'
will be as fortunate as in One Lottery in the late Contract,
when they
Sold ALL the Prizes of £20,000 in Shares !
J. an:. J. SIV EW It I Gill', u Contractors, beg to Inform
the Public, the same advantages are to be obtained at every
Office.
London, England, 1821-01-30

LITURGIA ANGLICA NA OCTOGLOTTA.

On the Ist of February will be published, by SA:anzt., BAG,via,
Paternoster-row, most elegantly and curiously printed in One
Volume Quarto, price ae4 10s. boards, dedicated to his Grace
the Archbishop of CANTZRZUILY,
THE BOOK of COMMON PRAYER in Eight
Languages, viz. English, French, Modern Greek, and Ita-
lian on the left.hand page; with German, Spanish, Latin, and
Greek on the opposite page. .
The Common Prayer in the above several Languages are im-
mediately to bi published singly, price Si. each. Also, on the
lit of March the Fourth Part (completing the Old Testament)
of the Pulyglott Bible, price 21s. will be ready. A Grammati-
cal Apparatus, by the Rev. F. Nclan is in tbe course of Publica-
tion, each Grammar is a distinct Work, price 2s. 6d. and the
French, Italian, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and Chaldee have been
published.-"-Printed for S. Bagster, No. IS, Paternoster-row.

BISHOP MANTS FAMILY COMMON PRAYER-
BOOK COMPLETE.
This day was published, dedicated, by permission, to the Most
Reverend the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, price £1 16s.
in boards on Medium, and xn 12s. on Royal Paper,
THE BOOK of COMMON PRAYER, with Notes
Explanatory, Practical, and Historical, from approved
Writers of the Church of England, selected and arranged.
By the Right Rev. RICHARD MA NT, D.D.
Lord Bishop of Killaloe.
Oxford ; Printed for J. Parker; and F. C. and J. Rlvington,
St, Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, London; and Sold
by all Booksellers in town and country.
Er This Work may still be had in Parts, for the convenience
of purchasers, on medium paper, at 4s. and Royal at ss, each
Part.
Of the Booksellers abovementioned may be had, by the
same Author,
I. Sermons for Parochial and Domestic Use. The Fourth
Edition, three vols. Bvo. £1 81. 6d.
2. Eight Sermons, preached at the Bampton Lecture, in 1812.
defending the Regular Clergy from the Charge of stet Preaching
the Gospel. The Sixth Edition, Bvo. 12s.
3. Academical Sermons, on the Liturgy and other subjects,
Preached at Oxford, in 1814, 1813, 1016. Bvo. 7s. 6d,

This day was published,
In One Volume Duodecimo, price 7s. ed. boards,
THE SCRAP BOOK ; containing a Collection of
amusing and striking Pieces in Prose and Verse, chiefly
selected from the Standard and Floating Literature of the last
Twelve or Fifteen Tears ; together with an Iptroductlon, and
Occasional Notes and Contributions.
London, England, 1821-01-30

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

[We inserted by mistake the name of Sir Jomr MA RJORIRANES, I
as in the Minority on Lord Mu:RIBALD HAMILTON'S Motion %his
brother, Mr. STRWAIIT aIAIJOILIRANICS, voted in that Minority'.
....‘ 'must OF COMMONS, JANUARY 29.
Norms. of MOTIONS and ORDERS of the DAY, which now kand
in the Order Book of the House of Commons for To-stoa-
stow and THURSDAY.
WEDNESDAY. _ . .

Noncss or Monous.—Lord Viscount Castlereagh—Provi-
sion for the Queen. Lord John Russell—Disfranchisement of
Grampound.
Osman or TIM Dmr.—Committee on so much of his Majesty's
Speech as regards a Provision for the Queen. Report on Mo-
tion for a supply.
Last day for receiving renewed Election Petitions.
THURSDAY.
Worm= or Movions.—Mr. Warra—Petition of the Bow-
ditches to the Secretary of State. Home Department. Sir John
Newport—Libel on Parliament, inserted in The London Gazette.
Sir Henry Parnell—Return of Union Duties. Mr. itisberly—
Revenue Accounts and Papers.
London, England, 1821-05-07

THE ARMY.

Eleven transports arrived at Waterford from
on Tuesday, with the 6th, or Carabineer Dragoon
Guards. The regiment is 6'04 strong, under Lieut.-
Colonel FRRIMiI, and was last quartered at Binning-
ham. • The regiment replaces, on the Irish establish-
ment, the 2d Dragoons, or Scots Greys, who em-
barked on Wednesday for Bristol, in the transports
which brought the Carabineers. The Carabineers,
upon landing, marched towards Cork and Limerick.
The 2d and Sd Battalions of the Royal Veterans
are on their passage from Ireland to England, to be
disbanded : the former will land at Portsmouth, the
latter at Plymouth.
The 77th Regiment, now quartered at Stockport,
is about to march fur Portsmouth garrison.
The 82d Regiment of Foot, stationed at the Isle of
France for the last two years, has been ordered to
proceed to Bengal or Ceylon, to relieve some regi-
ments returning to Europe.
The 2d Dragoon Guards, or Queen's Bays, were
reviewed on Merrion Strand, Dublin, on Saturday
se'nnight, .by the Commander of the Forces. His
Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT, with the Earl of
MEATH and Lord MANNRRS, were present, and ex-
pressed great admiration at the perfection of the dis-
cipline of this regiment, as well as the amazing velo-
city with which they made the different charges.
Saturday, three of the Royal Marines, a serjeant,
corporal, and private, attended at Carlton Palace in
their new uniforms, ;when his MAJESTY approved of
the change of dress, excepting the hats, which he
was pleased to order should be exchanged fur caps.
By the Act passed on the 19th of April last, for
fixing the rates of subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers
and tithers, on quartering soldiers, it was enacted
that one shilling and twopence per day should be paid
till April 24, and after that period one shilling per
day for each soldier, &c. And fur the hay and straw
for horses quartered on such persons, one shilling
per day till April 24, and after that period lenpence
per day for each horse.
London, England, 1821-05-07

WAITERS OF ARIL

The Rev. Alfred Butler Clough, Fellow of Jesus College.
William Herrick and the Rev. Godfrey Bird, University
allege_ •

Thr Rev. Robert Brodie, St. Edmund Hall
The Rev. William iVilkioson, Christ Mirth.
ECCLES' A STI LP RO MOT' ONS.

The Rev. Jt Radcliffe, A. Vice-Principal of St. lhry
is appointed Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Kintore.
The Rev. T. 1.;0,ve., of .llarlborough, to the Viearageof 11A.
bert on, Ikea'.

Thellev. William l'roctor Thotnas, LL.B. to the Prebendal'
Canonry of Holcombe, in the Cathedral Chusch of Was.
The Rev. Fmucia Kilvert has been elected Cha,elaiu to the
Bath General llost.i:.11.
The Rev. J. J. Lrewe, to the Vicarage of Aldoneitld,
Stalfordahire. '

The Rev. John Jones, to the Rectorics of Ilanityrnach and
renrith, Pentbroke,hire.

The llev. J. Rolm/is, to the perpetual Curacy of guarder.,
Staffordshire.

'flu: Hey. H. Garvey, to the Ilead-mastership of lint*
Grammar SCII6OI.

The Bev. T. Beckwith, to the Living of East Iletford, X.
tinghansshire._

On the 19th ult. the Rev. John Currie was ordained and
tnitted Nlinister of the Parish of Murroes, vacant by Mr. Can.
nata's mina:aim to the Mains.

BowArrazrr.—Saturday, flat is was brought to dig
Office, charged with maliciously shouting at, with intent to tow
der, William Wright. Prisoner ami prosecutor were boil
rawyers, and worked at Liverpool, where, some months sin;
they, and a number of other sawyers, struck for an advance d
wages. 'Wright, being of a peaceable disposition, soon became
disgusted with the combination, and was content to work a
Messrs. Edmondson's, in Oldham street, Liverpool, where*
prisoner went one evening while Wright was at work, and pn.
seined and discharged a loaded pistol at him ; fortunately the
contents did not enter his body, or he must have been killed a
the spot, but the shots entered one of his legs and he fell. The
attack and discharge of a pistol being so unexpected and insua.
taneous, and it being dark, the prisoner escaped from the pre.
mises. A surgeon was sent for, who discovered that Wtight
was seriously wounded, and he was obliged to undergo amp„
tation with his kg, and it is yet uncertain whether he can live.
Conunkted till the arrival of the Magistrate from Liverpota.;-
Vickery, the officer, discovered the prisoner on &wally, at
work as a sawyer, at a timber-yard in Paul-street, Finsbury.
square.
London, England, 1821-05-07

CONSTANTINOPLR, MARCH 24.

Within these few days, there have been several
meetings of the Ministers, partly at ,the Grand Vi-
zier's, and partly at the Mufti's. All persons capa-
ble of bearing arms are called upon, and all Rajas
(not Mahometan subjects) are disarmed. The streets
of Constantinople are full of armed men, and the Ja-
nissaries are ordered to their barracks. The chiefs
of the Greeks were yesterday assembled in the prin-
cipal Church by the Patriarch, who had received
the strictest orders from the Porte, and an Imperial
Pirman was read to them, which accused Michael
Suzzo, Prince of Moldavia, of high treason, and
pronounces sentence of condemnation on all his ad-

herents. A Greek B4hop, and several Boyars, have
been conveyed to the prisons of the Bostangi Pacha.
In the course of last week, the Grand Vizier went to
the Arsenal, and gave orders for the fitting out of
part of the fleet, which is to be ready in fourteen
days, supposed to be destined for the Archipelago.
The press for sailors has already commenced. The
heads of the Greek and Armenian Nations have been
called upon to furnish seamen. The Persian Agent
is sent to the frontiers, escorted by two Tartars. The
plague has entirely ceased ; the hospitals are empty,
London, England, 1821-05-07

NAPLES, APRIL 17.

We learn, by arrivals from Messina, that General
Rosarolli has been forced to abandon that city. The
Prince of Collereale, who is appointed by the King
Governor of this division, has addressed Proclama-
tion to the inhabitants. The Provisional Government
is at present engaged in disarming the inhabitants,
and in watching the Carbonari. The execution of
the first measure is rather difficult. Most of the in-
habitants of the kingdom hitherto chew no inclina-
tion to comply with the order for giving them up.
The Austrians caused the adoption of this measure,
because many of their soldiers had been assassinated.
The regular troops obey and deliver up their arms—
they are quite resigned to the order for disposing of
their whole army, except the National Guard. The
Journal of She 2'ox, Sicilies says, that the Austrians
are beloved beyond measure (dire ,nordo) by the Nea-
politan people.
We have received to-day Dutch Papers to the sth
inst. and Frankfort to the 30th ult. from which the
following are extracts. Accounts from Constantino-
ple, of a more recent date than those quoted in these
extracts, state, that the GRAND Vat ER and the MUFTI
have been dismissed from office, and that the Greek
Patriarch has pronounced an anathema against YPSI•
LANTI, Suzzo, and all their adherents:.
London, England, 1821-05-07

STUTGAItD, APRIL.

It is feared that our constitutional system may be
exposed to new attacks from the Great Powers; but
it is hoped that the King will maintain it finally.
Count Frankmattstiorff, the Austrian Envoy, has
repeatedly urged our Court to sappress the Neckar
Gazette, which is almost the only liberal Paper now
existing in Germany. However, he has not succeeded
is attaining his object ; but it is apprehended that he
way soon be supported by Russia, and then it will be

difficult •to oppose a long resistance to the joint de-
mands
of the two Imperial Colin&
We learn from Munich, that a party, at the head
of which are Marshal Prince Wrede and Count Rech-
, berg, Minister for Foreign Affairs, has decidedly
shewn an inclination to favour Austria, but that the
whole people of Bavaria continue to shew an evident
aversion from more intimate relations with the Court
of Austria.

BALE, APRIL 13.

The Government of Zurich has delivered a note
to M. de Schsaut, the Austrian Minister, to which
his Excellency has returned an immediate answer,

containing the most satisfactory

has been for some time past a very active correspon-
dence between the Government of Zurich and those
of Berne and Lucerne, relative to the security of the
frontiers, but things have now taken a favourable
turn for us ; both the Austrian and Piedmontese
troops being now removed from the neighbourhood
of our frontiers.
VIENNA, APRIL t 3.

There is still much uncertainty in the accounts
from the frontiers of Turkey respecting the operations
of the Greek insurgents: all the accounts, however,
agree is saying that they are very active, and that
they have already collected considerable force.—
Hitherto they acknowledge no Commander-in-Chief;
each leader who raises a corps, considers himself as
the Commander of it, and will not receive orders
from any other. Ypsilanti has taken much pains to
induce the others to 'recognise him as Commander-
in-Chief, but has not yet prevailed. This must neces-
sarily shackle die further operations of these Greek
corps, of which there are now three in Moldavia. It
is said that Ypsilanti marches with one corps towards
Silestria, and that he intends to proceed towards
Warna, to make himself master of the coasts of the
Euxine, whence he expects to draw powerful aid.—
It is said that the other corps will follow him in this
direction.

Letters from Moldavia say that Ypsilanti has
spread a report of disturbances at Constantinople,
and that there had been an affra*, in which the Greeks
had the advantage. It seems certain that a large
Turkish force is coming to Wallachia and Moldavia.
London, England, 1821-05-07

FROM SATURDAY NIGIIrB GAZETTE.

CARLTON-lit/USK, MAY 4, 1821.
The following is a copy of an order from his ALtassre to the
Marquis of WINCIIZSTPM, Crown of the Stole, which, in obe-
dience to his Alaresev's commands, has been-communicated by
his Lordship to the Lords of his AIAJESTIt'II Bedchamber :
The honour of Knighthood having, in two recent instances,
been surreptitiously obtained at the Levee, his Majesty, for the
purpose of effectually guarding against all such disgraceful prac•
tices in future, has beep pleased to direct, that henceforth no
person shall be presenti:d to his MAscrry at the Levee by the
Lord in Waiting to receive the honour of Knighthood, unless
his 111.sswsev's pleasure shall have been previously signified in
writing to the Lord in Waiting, by one of his Masssre's Prin-
cipal Secretaries of State.
CABLTON-lIOUSE.-BIAY 2.
_ _

This day Baron Fagel, Ambassador Extraordinary from the
King of the Netherlands; Prince Esterhazy, Ambassador Ex-
traordinary front the Emperor of Austria; the Duke de Fries,
Ambassador Extraordinary from the King of the Spain.; the.
Baron de Melia, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of Ba-
varia ; and Baron Just, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of
Saxony, had private audiences of his MAJESTY, to deliver letters
from their Sovereigns; also Monsieur de Kopp, charged with a
speclal mission from the Elector of Hesse, to notify the death
of the late Elector, had a private audience of his IdAarszy ; and
Baron Langsalorff, Minister Resident front the Elector of Ilene,
to .deliver his new credentials.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
John Catterson, Hull, furrier.
Joseph iligsby, Deptford, brewer.
Robert Ritchie, Deptford, brewer.
London, England, 1821-05-07

This day was published.
In duodecimo, price 3s. 6d. bound, a New F.dition of
LETTERS from a TUTOR to his PUPILS, on
LITERARY and MORAL SUBJECTS.
B 1 the late Rev. W ILLIA I JONES, M.A. F.R.S.
Minister of Nayland, Suffolk.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. PaorsChlirch-
yard ; and N 0.3, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall.
Of whom may be had,
A few remaining Copies of Mr. Jones's Theological and 3lis-
cellaneous Works, in six vols. inro. price E 3.35. In boards.
London, England, 1821-05-07

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MAY S.
EAST INDIA COMPANY V. BAZET. _

Mr. TINDAL, from the Court of King's Bench,
moved for a new trial, for the consideration of an
issue directed by this Court, to try the validity of a
bill of lading, for the importation of sixty casks of in-
digo. The ground on which the present application
was made was, that the circumstances of the case
were so voluminous and intricate, that three of the
Jurymen, after being absent from the Court for a
considerable time, applied to the Court to relieve
them from giving their verdict; but the Court being
unable to comply with their desire, they in a short
time afterwards returned a verdict for the defendant.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said—" It does not ap-
pear to me that the question to be decided for the in-
formation of this Court could not have received the
mature judgment of the Jury, in the time elapsed be-
tween that of making their application to the Court
and that of delivering their verdict; a new trial must
therefore take place, for the satisfying of the con-
science of this Court." -
COURT OF KING'S UENCH, MAY S.
Their Lordships met at the usual hour, and pro-
ceeded to dispose of motions for new trials, &c.
At one o'clock, the attendance at the Bar was ex-
tremely thin, and, although several causes remained
in the paper to be disposed of, on calling them over,
it was found that the Counsel were not ready in any
of them. If the plaintiff's Counsel was present, the
defendant's was absent, and so oa the contrary; and
the Court found it impossible to proceed any farther.
The CHIMP Jurince strongly censured Counsel for
this neglect and non-attendance; The Court wee
always, his Lordship observed, most anxious to ac-
commodate Gentlemen at the Bar, on those occasions
when their duty in other places called for their ab-
sence, or where any other good cause was stated, but
some link consideration was due to the Bench in re-
turn. Himself and his brothers were now put to very
considerable inconvenience, and much valuable time
was wasted. They were drawn down to discharge
their duty to the suitors of the Court and to the Pub-
lic,
but found no Gentleman at the Bar ready to pro-
ceed. Ile wished it now to be understood,-that Mon-
day would be the last day the Court would sit before
Easter Term, which commences on Wednesday; and
• on Monday the Court would take every cause in the
' order in which it stood in the paper, and any Gentle-
man not being prepared, unless good reasons were
assigned, his cause would be struck out of the paper.
Their Lordships then rose, it being only one o'clock.
London, England, 1821-05-31

LADY ROBINSON'S BALL.

Her Ladyship gave a splendid Ball on Monday
evening, at her house in Albemarle-street. The large
back drawing-room, illuminated with a chastened
splendour, by a profusion of globe lamps, was pre-
pared for the dance ; the matchless French band,
under the direction of ALcuntr, MUZARD and Col.-
LI NET, filling the orchestra. The two drawing-
rooms adjoining were reserved for conversazzione and
promenade. 'lea, and the lighter refreshments, were
served in the library ; and the supper, a stand-up one,
was laid in the great dining-room. The wines, the
fruits—r.indeed all the appointments were of the very
first order. The dancing commenced soon after
eleven, and the music did not cease till after four
o'clock yesterday morning. There were present—

The Duke of Portland, the Marquis and Marchioness of An-
glesea and Lady G. l'aget, the Duke and Duchess of Argyle,
Princes Lubormiasky and Cariati, Marchioness Dowager of
Lansdown, Countess Darnley and the Ladies Bligh; Ears of
Yarmouth, Shaftesbury, and Clanwilliam; Earl and Countess
of Limerick and Lady L Pery. Countess Dowager Brownlow,
Lord and Lady Ennismore, Lord and Lady Ashbrooke, Lady
Carrington and Misses Smith, Lord and Lady Ilawarden, Lady
C. Tilney Long, Lady Waterpark, Lord Clonbrock, Lady Pe-
chell, Mrs. Fitzherbett and Miss Seymour, Admiral and Miss
Nugent, Mr. and Mrs. Butlt•r Danvers, Sir Abraham Hume,
Airs. and Misses Beaumont, Sir George and Lady Walker;
Counts .Pullen, Ludolf, Caraman, and nearly three hundred
other distinguished fashionables.
London, England, 1821-05-31

MRS. HOWARD'S CONCERT.

On Monday night, the above distinguished Lady
opened her elegant residence in Grosvenor-square to
the Fashionable World with a Grand Concert. The
company were numerous, and of the first distinction.
Amon', them were:

--
Prince Luborrnirski, Duke and Duchess of Portland, Duke
of Devonshire, Duke of Grafton, Ladies Fitzroy, Duke of
Wellington, Duchess of Northumberland, Marchioness of
Cornwallis, Marquis and Marchioness of Camden, the La-
dies Pratt, Marquis of Lothian, Earl and Countess of Derby,
Earl and Countess of Lonsdale, Countess of Essex, Earl and
Countess of Verulam, Countess of Sefton, Ladies Molyneux,
Earl of Clare, Earl and Countess of Mansfield, Ladies Murray,
Cornwallis, Countes of Bridgewater, Earl and Countess Man-
vers, Lord and Lady Tamworth, Lord Runt, Lady Duncan-
non, Lady E Monck, Lady Sonit.rset, Lady S. Macdonald,
General and Mrs. Ross, Earl and Countess of Roseberry, &c.
London, England, 1821-05-31

CORUNNA, MAY 9.

As soon as the persons art zsted in different parts
of the Province began to arrive here, an extraordi-
nary fermentation was observed among certain per-
sons, who would not have these individuals remain
in the City. _

In the night of the Sd inst. there was much violent
declamation in the Patriotic Club, when it was pro-
posed to send them all away, nay, even to transport
them to distant climates, and a representation to this
effect was made to the Political Chief. This step did
not cairn the impatience of the Club ; and on the
morning of the 4th, many groups assembled in the
Plaza of the Constitution, and on all sides cries were
heard of « Away with the traitors tv-lso plot against the
System." The Captain-General calmed this tumult, by
promising to accede to their desires ; and in the night
more persons we e arrested. On the night of the bth,
the Canon of Mondonedo-Baquerina, with another
person of the same town, was brought in prisoner,
and embarked for the Castle of St. Anthony, to pre-
serve him, it is said, from the rage of some persons
who would have attempted his life.
Meantime, the agitation among the Members of the
Political Club, and some others, continued, and the re-
moval of the prisoners was insisted upon, so that there
was reason to fear that the public tranquillity would
be disturbed. This state of things continued until
the night of the Bth, when the following persons were
embarked on board the brigantine Hermosa Rita, as II
it is reported, for the Canaries.--[Here follows the
list of above forty names; among these are above
twenty Canons and other Ecclesiastics, some mer-
chants, a late Governor of Ferrol, and the last name
inserted is that of the Marquis de Villaverde.]—
Amorlg these persons are bad, indifferent, and
good : the first should be punished, for which nothing
was necessary but to put them on their trial; it was
sufficient to watch the second; the third were entitled
to protection ; and all had a right to demand that
the law, and not arbitrary will, should decide on

their cases. Let it not be said, that they sheaved inl
their countenances a ferocious joy at the successes of 1,
Merino, and that they plotted the ruin of the system.
If this were certain, the Judge would have sent them
to the scaffold, or to the Philippines and if not, no
one had a right to molest them. How lamentable,
how fatal will the oblivion of the first elements of
the Act of Government soon become! Woe to our
country unless these deplorable proceedings are
stopped, which, beginning with the heads of the Ser-
viles, will not fail to extend to those of the Liberals!
Ile who proscribes shall be proscribed, is an oracle of
wisdom and expe: ience.

The Universal, of the 15th and 16th, gives very
long accounts of the events in Gallicia, with lists of
persons arrested at Corunna, Santiago, Betanzos, and
Lugo. There are lists in circulation of arrests in
other places, but their authenticity is not certain.—
After the embarkation of the persons sent away in
the above-mentioned brigantine, there still remained
thirty prisoners, and more continued to arrive.
London, England, 1821-05-31

NIT ‘IBEit 10,692.

SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO TIIE COAST.
ANN CRAMP, of the ROYAL OAK INN,
RAMSGATE, facing the Pier, and commanding exten-
sive sea views, the French coast: East Kent, &c. respectfully
'begs leave to inform the Visitors resorting to this fashionable
Watering-place, her Friends, and the Public in general, that the
-above well-known and old-established Inn bas recently been
'considerably enlarged, and refitted throughout in a very superior
style, with airy Bed-rooms, excellent Beds, and good Sitting-
rooms ; and no expense has been spared, with an anxious view
to the comfort of those who may be pleased to favour her with
their patronage, which she earnestly hopes to merit by assiduous
attention and providing everything of the best at fair prices.
A well-furnished Ordinary every day during the Season, and
Wines and Liquors of very superior quality and flavour.
Coaches to the Metropolis daily, and to and from Margate
every hour.--B - Stables adjoining the Premises.
London, England, 1821-05-31

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAEZR took the Chair at ten minutes before four.

Mr. WHARTON brought up the Report from the Com-
mittee appointed to examine the Petitions concerning the right
of voting in the Borough of Petersfield. The 'Report decided
the right to be in the Burgesses of the Borough, as well as in
the Freeholders, Proprietors of land, houses, or tenements, of
a certain yearly value, in the same.
Sir J. C;IIAIIAM presented a Petition from the Inhabitants
of Whitchaven, and another from the Inhabitants of Carlisle,
praying for a reduction of the Duty on Coal carried coastwise.—
Ordered to be printed.
Alter a few words from Mr. CCIIIIEN and Mr. JAKE% in sup-
port of the Petition,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHF.QUER expressed a
readiness to facilitate the trade in question ; but at present he
was not prepared to make any distinct promise on the . subject.
The Petition was ordered to be printed.
Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW presented a Petition from Mr. C.
Burke, complaining that he had suffered a very severe injury
from the loss of a Lady's Marriage Settlement, and praying
that offices might be established in every County for the registry
of such Deeds.—Ordered to be printed.
Lord BINNING presented a Petition from the Chamber of
Commerce in Edinburgh against the additional Post Bill.—Or-
tiered to be printed.
A Petition was presented from certain Seed Merchants in
the County of York, praying the interference of the Legislature
to secure Ilion from the adulteration ct Clover Seeds.—Re-
leered to the Committee.
Lord S l'A N LEY presented a Petition from *Salford against
the l'uor Relief Bith—Ordered to be printed.
The Irish Inland Ntivigation Bill went through a Committee,
and was ordered is be reported to-morrow.
The Irish Insolvency Courts' Ikll went through a Committee,
and WAS ordered to be reported to-morrow.
The Report on the Irish Stamp Act was received, and a Bill
was ordered to be brought in pursuant to the same.
General II:111T postponed his notice of motion for leave to
London, England, 1821-05-31

BRUSSELS, MAY 26.

The last letters from Constantinople give a fright-
ful picture of the state of that Capital. Many hun-
dred Christians have been murdered by the Mus-
sulmen, and, it is added, that whole streets of
Para, where the foreign Ministers reside, have been
burnt, and all the inhabitants, without distinction of
age or sex, sacrificed to the fury of the Turks—many
perished under the sabres of the barbarians, and
others in the flames. All the Christian Ambassadors
had barricadoed their hotels: the Diplomatic Body,
according to these accounts, were in the utmost
alarm, dreading every moment the rage of these san-
guinary men., Lady Strangford, the wife of the
British Ambassador, was wounded in the head as she
I was going to take refuge in a neighbouring house.

Yesterday the Duke of YORE visited the KING.
Yesterday the Dukes of YORK And CLARENCE
dined with Mr. COOT rs.
London, England, 1821-05-31

MARRIED.

Bionday, at St. Mary-la-bonne New Church, Frederick Webb,
Esq. of Langhanmilace, and of Weatwick, in the County of
Durhim, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Shiels, of South Am&
ley-street.
Monday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Thomas &Mod,
Esq. to Charlotte, youngest daughter of the late Lieut.:Colowl
Robert Ross, of the Royal Marines.
On the 24th inst. at Glanmire Church, near Cork, John James
Hamilton, Esq. eldest son of Hamilton, Esq. of Bays*
coil, county of Meath, to the Hon. Anne Geraldine De Cowry,
third daughter of the Right lion. Lord Kinsale.
Thursday, at St. Pancras, Sir Stephen Sbairp, of Russe
place, to Harriett, widow of the late Edward Astle, Est d
Prince's-court, Westminster.

DIED.
May 27, at his house in Reading, aged 61, John Blandy, Fit
one of the most eminent Solicitors in the county of Berks. its
long, able, and disinterested services to the Public will be eve
gratefully remembered; his private virtues, social qualities g'
tive benevolence, and practice' piety, will endear his memory to
all who had the advantage of his acquaintance.
May 19, at Tcddington, aged 75, Mrs. Lloyd, wife of the
Thomas Lloyd, Domestic Chaplain to his Royal Niemen N
Duke of Clarence.
The 25th inst. Frederick Johnstone, only son of the Rev.
Jennings.
Sunday, at Yapton-place, Sussex, aged 51, Cart:ia Jobs
Whyte, R.N.
Wednesday se'nnight., at his house in George's-scree,
IVater"
ford, after a tedious illness, Captain Step:Len Newport.
May 20, at Hadley, John, the infant son of the Rev. alann
Spencer Bourchler, of Great Ilallingbury, Essex.
Sunday, after a short illness, Daniel Kay, Esq. of AlelenVe
' street, Deputy of the Ward of Aldersgate.
At Paris, on the 11 th inst. after a lingerirg illness of tworart
land a half, Catherine Mary,wife of Lieut.-General

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