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London, England, 1819-04-15

VERSES,

Written In the Committee-Room of the Poor-Ili,tlse of " St.
Mary-le-Strand," whilst viewing an excallent Portrait of F•
Wu:l:lave, Esq. plinted by Mr. FINDLATOR, placed there by
a few of the Inhabitants, a; a pledge of their Meens for the
Interest which Mr. Vilt•CitAVE has ever displayed fur the he-
lmet of the Parish, and the comfort of the Pour; and Nal-•
enlarly for his being th.: sole Projector of Building that excel-
lent Asylum, and of imp:twirl the Estate on which it stands.

I.iksnxs how great ! to Nature's self how true !
Could filvey [united breath, we Ilf: might view.
So just the semblsuee burr in ev'ry part,
That animation sins prcduc'd by art

lx: arta, lE:hold your. PATZOII.II Image sheer n !
1041 /rick:, who ho-tits Val good design his own
Of cuttlea:inz t'ais then sterile moor,
And raisin; there a " Iterrox roa sus Powa!"

And as you view, may it to Amery call
Te worthy triiu of the original :
Whose good intentions A i.t. whn know Mm own :
Whose hand impress"d this ru.v's foundation stone

Where now this fertile Garden waves around,
'Bad been for ages unproductive ground;
A barren, swampy, rude, nul=al wild,
Where veget.itiJit's fruits mature neer smil'd ;
Aed but fur efforts such as he maiet;thi',
That Destirt Waste" it doubtless had remained !

Life's " woe-worn travellers" who refuge here—
All ynu, who this Asylum's comforts share
To Nat you: songs of gratitude are due,
Who !vast and suite thus advocated you

Cherish'il beneath this roof there now may be
These who have " rcvcll'd on" in luxury ;
Who, from their then, perhaps, abundant store,
With liberal hand dealt blessings to the poor!

Why thus humiliated matters not,
*slough to know—thus chang'd has been their lot;
Transient as meteors oft I:fe's treasures are;
Like them may glitter, blaze, and disappear—
Then, may not we cast" life's last anchor here
Doubtless my fate may be, the heart to bless,
That prompts the hand to meliorate distress!

As we subscribe to north encomiums due,
Genius demands our admiration too ;
And whilst this shade shall unimpair'd survive,
With Winoitava's merits, ARTIST, thine shall live!
Strand, April 5, 1419. J. ? a.
London, England, 1819-04-15

GRAND PIGEON MATCH.

A Grand Pigeon /latch, by three Gentlemen of the Midgbana
Club, against three of All England, took place on Monday. on
Farnham Downs, at us birds 21 yards distance from the gun,
fur ISO guineas aside, charge unlimited. Messrs. AORTIC II „s-
-ass., and Hoer, were selected from the crack Club, against
Messrs. KING, SHORT, and KEAN& The sports were as follows :
Mr. ADAMS killed 19 birds, and the remaining two were se-
verely hit. It • killed 18, but lost one three yards out r"
bounds, and Mr. flocs. bagged 16, making a grand total of 52
front 65. The Club was at lust backed to win, but the Lcg-
land shots were now backed freely at d to 4, as they were ccu-
sidered safe eigkeen bird men. Mr. Kim. killed 20, but lost
two out of bour.ds. Suoar missed his first three, which brought
betting to two to one on the Club, but he killed the next 17,
and missed the last bird. Mr. Kassa had 17 to tie, and 18 to
win, and he was backed at 5 to 4 and at 2 to 1, after
eleven birds in succession. Ile, however, missed the 17th, and
had to kill the other four to win. He succeeded, and the prtre
was won by one bird. It was, altogether, the most interesting
match of this sort known for years.
London, England, 1819-06-18

• • •
Nt'7slßEli 10,081.
WATERLOO
AN the ANNIVER:
vf and inip,sta.it VICT
iFth of JUNG, 1815, the C
:;.e. sufSCRIPTION, pre
The return of the Anny
rittee to ',sant! in the disi
while number of those who
fared to the Committee ha:,
The Committee eongratul
i'bf, and the essential be
sounded ; and to the Relati
lives were devoted to the sea
Annuities for Life, and
yrly) have been granted to
Widows,
977 Children,
t 77 Disabled' Non-Con
Amounting in
addition to the Annuit
1194344, in Donations to
to the Parents and dependen
Within the four years wh
of Waterloo. the Committe•
75.11 Cases, many of which
i 7; extensive correspondene
ant. and attended with co
tic have found their rewart
undered, and in the hono
Nation.
CAUTION AGAINST
CLAIAIS UPON 601
PLIES furnished es SEI
ARMY in the PENINI
lATHEREAS it has
Commissioners of
Lae been committed by
eti.f!eltt3 or other Docut
:lijesty's Government for
le‘eZ :a the knish Army
given, that ti-se 2enod for t.
saiption has lueg since cap
t.x.ed against purchasing a
ROYAL Ml]
WANTED, at the
to teach MILITJ
£ll3 per Anneal, with al
whg is ab
S.,;:bla for the appointmen
!tiatil.re to character will b
Farther particulars of tl
riatment may be know'
.c.:lly, to the Lieutenant
*o.ndlaurst, hear Ragshot,
Sever Candidate is reqi
cher branches of study hi
THE COURT el
-11- COMPANY 4* YE
the EAST INDIES, c
That at the QUART!
• !:..1 Company, appointed
tall-street, on WEDNI
c'eleek in the Forention,
:in, the Resolution of tl
;proving the grant of X
es. mode pointed out in
tar of the 20th April la
1..? Report required 1
for the inspection a
ILL THE LO']
NEXT T 1
Two
Two
Which will be paid Mt!
Sovereigns in Gold, wh
?onion for Shares, site.
ALL TR
NO
ALL IN
NO
ALL IN A FEW
Tickets and Shares art
ian and the Country.
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Jai In ambush st
he Ev'ning had cl
Mer shades, widely
The dead and
'Twas then thee a
Of Warriors,
lie roam'd o'er the
• And thought on 03
• As onward he
t. Ile pail near the
AU vigilant, I
The Chieftain he e
:c And thrice of fell l
Yet paired ea
For still as he aim'
Appear'd to b
A Warrior, so tit
Intent, by the Ste
The Rifleman
The Marksman re
r •
Of Warren's.
L.. On the Boots of tl
the rairaure fors
Appah'd by t
The Chieftain wh
3
And dauntles
Is
Ki• lietum'd to the b
slixulttngly states,
rt. lie owes to I
to This easy Soloing
And sold in every 'I
71. at ea.
Also Paste lac
A Stillng Pot of I'ast
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London, England, 1819-06-18

meat of our East India possessions is to be carried
on. The supreme authority is exercised in the mew
of the King by the Gewernor-Geneml, assisted by
four Councillors, who, with the Govemor•Oeneral,

Corm the Supreme Government of the Indies. The
same Proclamation regulates every thing relative to
the administration of justice. the internal govern-

ment, and the finances. In the general Regulations
there are provisions for the protection of the natives.
The navigation and trade with the Dutch Indies (ex-
cept the Moluccas) is free and open to all Nations
with whom the Kingdom of the Netherlands is at
peace. The trade with Japan is carried on solely for
the account of the country.

The Supreme Government were solemnly installed
on the 16th instant, in the Palace of the Government.
By a Proclamation of the 15th, the Commissioners-
General have excused the Javanese from the payment
of all arrears due for the rent of land for the years
1815, 1816, and 1817, being persuaded that the ar-
rears for 1818 will be promptly paid.

New York Papers, to the 21st ult. have arrived._
They present a very gloomy picture of the state of
industry and trade throughout the Union. A Peti-
tion is said to be in circulation for signatures at New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia, praying the Pant-
DENT to convene Congress as early as possible in
consideration of the calamitous situation of the Union.
The following Extract from a Private Letter, dated
22d May, represents the state of affairs between Ame-
rica and Spain as likely to take rather a curious turn:
London, England, 1819-06-18

This day was published, price ss. boards,
AN ELUCIDATION and EXTENSION of the
lIARRINGTONIAN SYSTEM of CHEMISTRY,
explaining all the Phenomena without one single Anomale.
By ROBERT HARRINGTON, M: D.
Author of " Fire and Planetary Life," fillip which all the newest,
important Nautical Tables have been taken.
Carlisle: Printed by C. Thianham. Sold by Sherwood,
Neely, and Jones, Loudon.
Dr. H:4nxinus to promote Discussion and Examination of his
System, has lodged £lOO in the Bank of Messrs. Stephenson,
Rimington, and Co. /linkers, Lombard-street, London, as a Pre-
mium, for a complete, fair, and full Refutation of it.

This day was published, in Two Vols. 12nto.
Bice 111s.,ip boardsi,
the Olden Time.
It°l3l"NThieire's som.e will tilk of (I).,ords and Knights,
And some of Yeomen good;
But I will tell of Will. Scarlet,
Little John, and Robin Hood!" Mb Batt.s.n.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, London ; and Oliver
and Boyd, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, just published,
CAMTI7I.I.; or, Toe SCOITILSIi PILOSATIONkIt. A Novel, is
Thtee Vols. Ir2mo. price 21$. boards.
London, England, 1819-06-18

CORN-MARKET, MARE-LAKE, JUNE is.

We have had no arrivals since Monday, and tat
appearing many buyers at market, Whpat was I
tremcly brisk this morning on rather better te-i
than on that day. Barley is also looking up, a
fully supports Monday's prices. Fine tress G.
sold on full as good terms as on last market day.
Beans, Peas, and other articles there is no alterati4
London, England, 1819-06-18

SMITHFIELD JUNE la

This morning the market was well supplied w
all kinds of cattle, Mutton, Lamb, and Veal w
cheaper than last Mon.!ay's market; Beef and Pt
remain as before.—The Hay market remains steal
and little business doing: the prices remain as pt
last. In Clover there is no alteration, and in Straw

!bete appears to be no material difference from
last market Current prices as under:
Yee( 4B 6d to 5s 44 I Vra.— ...... .5s Od to Si
Mutton 4s 6d to 5s 6d Pork
Lamb 5s Od to 5s 6d
CATTILZ At MAIM=

Bracts 520—Calves 220—51 eep and Lambs 6310—rip ll

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.

Hay £3 Os to £6 Os St I raw 104 to AV
('lnver 6Os to ^ Oa Itcwee 1.1) Os to sW

DIED.

Sunday, at the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, deer a few 4
Suess, John illariss, Surgeon, R.N. and First Assist:
Surgeon of that Institution. _ .

May 18, at tipearvale, county of Cavan, William Spear,
aged 81, one of the oldest Lientenanu in his Majesty's service
At Hopewell Estate, Jamaica, John Clinton Ku
Master of the High Court of Chancery, and one of the Assist
Jueges of the Supreme Court in that Island.
LONDON I }ranted and published by Liam. Kart, Pieter
Place, Temple- lin.
London, England, 1819-06-18

THE ARMY.

Sunday, Colonel Sir H. FRAMINGHAM, K.C.B. ar-
rived in Dublin from Holyhead, having been ap-
pointed to command the Royal Artillery in Ireland.
Monday, two troops of the 6th, of Enniskillen
Regiment of Dragoon Guards, left Piet shill Barracks,
on their route to Ireland. They are replaced by the
10th Light Dragoons.
London, England, 1819-04-12

evidence . with great clearness mud perspicuity, and
the Jury, after a short consultation, found tht Pri-
soner—Guiltr

•

_ :.• / •
The Learn.yed Juno' ;immediately prOceeded tO
pass the awful sentence of ciarth,:in the most inspres,-
sive manner. He observed,- that the prisoner had
been found guilty, upon the clearest evidence, of a
•crime hateful- alike to Goo and man. lie had de-
prived an innocent fellowcreature of life for the sake
of his own personal gratification, and under circum-
stances of barbarity at which the stoutest heart could
not boa shudder. • For this offence, the only atone-
ment he could make to his offended Goo, and to his
Outraged country, was the sacrifice of his own life—
rs life, the short remains of which could not be de-
voted with too much ardour to repentance and to
prayerraor that mercy hereafter, which in this world
he could, not hope to receive.
The Prisoner was then ordered for execution on
Thursday, at one o'clock.
The Court was crowded to excess, and all seemed
to concur in the justice of the sentence.
The Prisoner underwent the punishment due to hi,
crime at the time appointed, in the-presence of an
immense concourse of spectators. lie had previously
acknowledged the justice of his sentence.

SURREY ASSIZE&

It has Seen erroneously stated in some of the papers,
that at the Assites for this county, just concluded at
Kingston, eleven persons only were capitally con-
victed, three of whom, namely, Burnett, Curtis, and
;Filson, we:e left for execution. The fact is, that in-
steactof eleven, no less than thirty-five individuals re-
ceived sentence of death, one only of whom, however,
William Lavender, (a youth of 17, and one of the Do:
rough
.gang;) for a highway:robbery upon Mr. S.
Turner, of ilackman-street,.is left for execution. The
three men above named were not of the gang •stated,
but tool their trials at the early part of the Assizes,
and, with all the other convicts, save. Lavender,
(tried with others of the gang on the last day) weie
since reprieved.
London, England, 1819-04-12

BRANDENBURG, APRIL 3.

Accounts hive been received, which state that a
highly contagious distemper has broken out at GmH
fenbergen, Silesia. A manufacturer of that place re-
ceived several bales of cotton from Smyrna, one 'of
which contained infectious matter. After the manu-
facturer had distributed the cotton among several
workmen, the disorder broke out, which soon spread
so rapidly. that several persons fell victims to it.—
The Austrian and Prussian Authorities have adopted
the strictest measures to prevent the farther spread.'
ing of the contagion.

HANOVER, APRIL 3. •
On the 3Oth March, his Royal Highness the Duke
of Clarence received a Deputation of the Assembly
of the States, who expressed their sorrow at the fai-
lord of the hopes of the illustrious parents and of the
whole kingdom. His Royal Highness thanked them
with much emotion for the affectionate mark of their
attachmept, and observed, that he found some conso-
lation in theamendment of the health of the Duchess
London, England, 1819-04-12

HAIIIBURGH MAIL.

. • . —sr. pirmitsmißcu, 11aitc11 to.
The• Government is fitting oat two expeditions for
scientific researches in remoter seas. Each will con-
sist of two ships; one of them is designed to make
discoveries towards the North Pole. 'flue Comman-
ders are not yet appointed, but such an eagerness to
partake in them prevails in the Nayy, that above GO
Officers of the Imperial Fleet have applied to the
Minister of Marine to be employed. in these Ex-
peditions.
VIENNA, AIARCII 44. .

A Palace has been purchased here in the suburbs
for £7OOO sterling, and fitted up, as it is said, for
Prince Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg, who will leave
England and reside here.
Sir Thomas Lawrence is at present painting for
his Royal Highness the Prince Regent the portrait
of the Aulic Councillor Von Genz, so well known
for his political writings, and for the part he has had
in late important diplomatic transactions.
London, England, 1819-04-24

LEEDS, APRIL 22.

Happily the public peace has not been disturbed—
thanks to the vigilance of our Magistrates, and, per-
haps, to the good sense of the poor people whose
meetings excited out fears. Our streets continue to
be paraded by groups of men without employment
(chiefly those who follow the woollen branches) ; but
they continue quiet and orderly. Their wan counte-
nances and haggard looks excite the utmost com-
miseration ; for their condition is truly pitiable: As
we understand a subscription has commenced, we
trust it will be liberally encouraged, and that some
attempt will be made to devise means of permanent
relief.
London, England, 1819-04-24

DOVER, APRIL O.

- - .
His Majesty's yacht ROYAL SovtREIGN, Captain
Sir EDWARD W. C. R. OWEN, K.C.B. arrived in our
Roads this afternoon, from Calais, having on board
their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
KENT, and an extensive suite. As the tide would
not admit of the yacht coming into the harbour,
their Royal Highnesses were brought on shore by
the Customs'-boat, and landed under a salute from
the Heights Battery, and attended by a guard of ho-
nour. Their Royal Highnesses proceeded to the York
Hotel, to remain till to-morrow.
London, England, 1819-04-24

POLICE.

C111:114:34.11.—.This JllStiee-ram
crowded to excess by numerous trad,,_
Cheapside and its vicinity, to witness 6,471
of Antonio Gallini, an Italian, who in
last week had committed various ee.
.different shopkeepers in that nei2.lo
dexterity and slight of hand not net*.
days of the famous Barrington. *Therimw•
peated by his passport,.arrived Dover —1
on Wednesday the 14th inst. made.thebesi •
to town, and commenced his °pet-Rh:evil
day, and with so much dikigence and • •
there is scarcely a retail shop in Cheap
did not Visit in the course of the tilree
days. When apprehended on Saturda-, n. •
there were found upon him no•li.ss thrai is
handkerchiefs, several gold pins, and.
of jewellery, the produce of that mornzl.l
alone; two of the handkerchiefs weie :jet.
by Mr. Wells, hosier, Cheapside,
soner had-been that morning.. Mr,
he had attended upon himself, had no .
he had been rob,bed,.and came to the otSceit
quence of having heard. of the prisoner's a
sion, to see it any of his property had been;
Aftel• a long examination, the Mal,;.,s •z-r,
ted the ptoperty to be advertis_er and ;3.er,:a-,4.
prisoner till Wednesday near, timpfo:
duals who may have been robbed to idatiii
respective goods.
Tuesday evening, as Mr. J..ll,i;:ikiu;•7. efg
street, was passing along Piccadilly, pear NA
be was knocked down and rubbed of a
".-I
watch, and other property.
Sunday evening, a daring gin* of titail
trived to burglariously enter the house of Lni:
MANTON, Curzon-street, May Fair, and rot)

of various articles of property belonging hisi
ship, of great value, with which they made di
out detection.

NEWO Alt, AND Lig

CtW,"

(lly the Carcase.)
Beef 4s Od to is Od Veal 4l 4d W.
Mutton ss Od to 5s 8d I Pork 5. pd sok
.--
PR I'C.ES or HAT AND STRAW YESTRRDII.'
Sr. JAIIZS'S. 'Amin:EMU.
Hay... 51 Ss Od to 71 Gs Od Hay.... S 1 lui to 413
Straw 21 14s 6d to 31 61 Od Straw '2l les to 51 1
Clover 01 Os Od to 01 Os Od C 1054.1 71 03 to Ei I

:ICE

IF HOPS.

NEW TOrrhs.
Kent
Sussex SI
Essex
Farnham Icl :r• :4

SOAP, &c.
Dicta rough .:
Yellow Sup
Mottled.
Palm. •

r rK Tjs!ow (n r.. .

14' Ld; L!. to

. . .
London, England, 1819-04-24

This day was published, the Second Edition,

With considerable Alterations and Addition% and with a New
Set of 16 Platea,iu 3 vols. 12mo. price-Al. Is.
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE ; or a Familiar Account
of the various Productions of Nature, Miueral,Vegetable
and Animal, which tre chiefly employed for the Me of Man.—
Illustrated with numerous %tures, and intended as a Work both
of instruction and reference ; by the Rev. WM. BIN GLEY,
A.M. Anther of " Animal Biography."
London : Primed for. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-aos.
ter-row; and Dalton, Harvey, and Darton, Graeechurch-sheet:,
London, England, 1819-06-16

EXCISE DUTIES.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the
second reading of the Excise Duties' Bill.
Mr. BRAND offered a few words in opposition to the Bill,
and :bade an objection to the provision made for levying the
Duty on the stock of Malt now on hand. On this subject he
had a Petition to present from some of the most respectable
Maltsters in England. He hoped the hardship of their case had
been taken into consideration, and wished to know if it were
intended to allow them time to make the payments.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, be de-
fended the course intended to he pursued, and said it was intend-
ed to allow the Maltsters tomake the payments by instalments.
Mr. N. CALVERT objected to the new Duda, principally
on account of the hard and distressing case of the Maltster.--
Ile disapproved of the subject being brought on so early in the
day as much as be did of its being brought forward at so late
an hour as it was when it last came before the Home. If the
Chancellor of the Exchequer would consent to take off part of
the Day on the stock in hand, he should be more disposed to
abstain from offering opposition, but otherwise be was inclined
to take the sense of the House on the present motion.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that the
details of the measure co& be more conveniently gone into
When the MI got into the Cisminittee, and then, if so disposed,
the Honourable Member could take the sense of the House on
that to which he objected.
Mr. CALVERT declined giving the House the trouble of
dividing on the present occasion.
The Bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be
committed on Friday.
London, England, 1819-06-16

DATED ANGOSTURA, APRIL `23:

" We have received several reports ar.d dispatches from
main army operating between, the Arauca and Apure against
Murillo, of which the following is the substance :--As soon as
General Boli.ar arrived at lit:ad-quarters he put the army in
motion, assured that Morillo had divided his troops to prepare
for the expected attack on the coast. When, however, HoLvar
arrived at Gamarias, he learnt that the main body of the enemy
was still posted in the Island of Ackagnas, in conseqtence of which
he made a retrograde movement, and again crossed the Arauca•
—Dforillo immediately advanced to the banks of that river
with his whole force, and during three days made several at-
tempts to cross it, but was repulsed. General l'aez, at the head
of 250 picked cavalry, forded the river at some distance up, and
moved on his Bank for the purpose of reconnoitering-. Dforillo
ordered a detachment of 1,200 cavalry and infantry to move
against who were broken by a charge of Paez's lancers.'
The Spaniards being in a state of disordnr, suffered materially,
ar.d several accounts concur in sorting that they lest 4t:o mew
Morino immediately retreated to his old positions in the Island
of Achaguas. He has now been nearly two months in the neigh-
bot:rhood of the Apure, and though almost constamly in sight of
our army, has never been able to bring ft to battle. Our-Gueril-
las frequently make attacks, but we feel happy in Morillo's oc-
whilst other important operations
areeupycarring:ihneg
on."
he does,

We since learn, by the same Mail which has
brought the accounts of the capture of Porto Bello,
that letters had been received from Curasoa, stating,
London, England, 1819-06-16

STATE OF ILLINOIS.

mR. GILBERT PELL and Mr. S. BRADFORD
RKBECK, offer thtir Services to the Public, as
SURVEYORS and LAND AGENTS. For the Selection and
pirckse of Ritates, and making the necessary entries at the
Land Office, their charge is Twenty Dollars per Quarter Sec-
lies, or 12i Cant!. per Acre; the amount of the first instalment
4.14 their Commisdon being pail to Atrahatri Barker, Merchant,
l'hliadelphia. Their terms on common occasions are according
ti the usage of the country.—Applications cannot be attended
to usallso the American postage be paid.
English Prairie, Illinois, February 20, 1819.

NORFOLK.
C.441.al I*EEHOLD ESTATS, MANOR abundantly stored
with Game, MANSION-HOUSE, Otioes, Garden, Barr,
Stables, Outbuildings, Cottages,Eac. and TWO THOUS A N 1)
SIX HUN URED and FIVE ACRES of Meadow, l'inure,
L::.ble Land, and Plantations, nearly the entirety of the rarish

TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION.
Icy Mr. ROBINS,
Oarrtivars Cof:ce-Houte, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on
Tuossaity, the lrfth July, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock,
CAPiTAL FIZEEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
= X the MANOR of BODNEY, abounding with Game.
":he ANSION-lIOUSE, called BUD NEY HALL, with
seit.ble Offices, Gardens, Ponds, and a fine Stream flowing
bi,,,Ath a coraiderable part of the Estate, situate in the Parish
et 13odrity, between &marlham and Brandor., in a genteel Neigh-
leorhood, and a situation extremely desirable for the Residence
of a Sportsman, with upwards of
.I.WO TIiOUSAND SIX HUNDRED Ann FIVE ACRES
Of Arable, Meadow, Pasture Land, Plantations, !Ind War-
ren, divided into TWO extensive FARMS, with "arm liou-e,
l'ard, Bann, Stables, and Outbuildings, Gardens, Etc. in the
temp:taint of Mr. Frederick Paliner and Mr; P. Reynolds,
Tin in hand; and sundry Cottages, fin:Ding the entirety of the
Pariah, except about Five Acres.
'fhls Estate is surrounded by the extemi'e Plantations and
Preserves of Lord Petre, Lend Walsingham, Lord Clerenior.t,
Aed Ralph Caldwell, Esq. The Poar Rates and TyCaes
the distance from Swale= a.ve:' miles, Brandon eight, Thee.
turd iliac, Wattou uve, and Linatia Coaches pass
Wiry Within a quarter of a mile, the !toads excellent, and good
liarkets.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars
tea y be had; at the Cbegoers, Brannon; Crown, On:aloes ;
eseorFe, %tom; du: Bull, 11:i11=; Eel), ;
Xialls 'hack Norwich; Rutiud A:r.-.;, Newniark,-;; Angel,
Bury &. Edmund's; /lines Winter, Esq. 12, Paper-buildbigh
Temple; of tilr. Wyatt, 2, New Inn; sit Garraw-y's; and of
I.lr. Rahlts, Warwick-street, (*olden-square, where a Plan of
the Estate may be sow. Particulars also to be had of Merl,.
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AMERICA.

The last National Intelligencer contains an abstract
of all the Laws, Resolutions, Treaties and Conven-
tions, passed during the last Session of Congress.—
The following are seleited from the List, as among
those of a more public and general interest :

• COINS, FOREIGN.
An Act to continue in force an Act regulating. the
currency, within the United States, of the Gold Coins
of Great Britain, France, Portugal, and Spain, and
the crowns of France, and five-franc pieces.
The first section of this Act regulates the currency
of foreign gold coins, viz.—of Great Britain, present
standard, 100 cents. for 27 grains, or 88 cents. 8-9 tbs ;
of .France, 100 cents. for 27i grains, or 87} tents.
per penny-weight ; of Spain, 100 cents. for 2810
grains, or 84 cents. per penny-weight, until the Ist
of November, 1819; when foreign gold coins cease
to be a legal tender. The second Section continues
so much of the Act of the 29th of April, 1816, as
relates to foreign silver coins, in force until the 29th
of April, 1821.
London, England, 1819-04-23

'still tonthltios to eon** the. Most deplorable it%
celiac. At Seblesteim tie *auks hay•lieselar.
meetings ;, at Beggtagen iiskini tdd
daily bitcome more fiequeat ; at fd,orishaulenthe'ditz
order is at the height, and the exultation of the wo.,
men in particular degenerates into absolute insanity.
The Government opposes to, these excesses the energy
of authority and the counsels of reason. It has recalled
to their duties some Ecclesiastics who favoured these
disorders, and has enjoined the Authorities of the'
Canton to disperse the assemblies of the Pilgrims at
six o'clock in the evening. When public tranquillity
shall be once more resumed, all the rest seemt to be.
long rather to the Physician than to the Magistrate.
London, England, 1819-04-23

frople..hiyousioo, could 4ot maize. c,OLi_uenleut to
was it to,posipooe Monday
gait. wrier, 'thly svere pAsient, and were de-
sirou;ih;t he sliould`reed'heilwas perfectly ready
to do So.—The :notion was postponed till Monday.

1141aCiMalalifell Nam •
Mr. HOLME SUMNER brought in a Bill for regulating
the Trade of Country Bakers, which was read a first bete, and
ordered to be read a second unison Tuesday next.
Mr. CHARLES GRANT moved for the Report of the
Physicians appointed to inquire into the state of Fever in Ire-
land, which being agrikd to, the Report was brought up and
ordered to be referred to the Conunittee of the llou'.c ap-
pointed unon that subject.
Mr. LUSH' NG TON moved for an account of the Exche-
quer Bills outstanding from the sth of January, 1810, to the
sth of January, 1819.—Ordered.
The Committee on the Scotch Saving Banks Bill, was post-
poned to the 10th of Nay.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, after
which the noose adjourned.
London, England, 1819-04-23

• LATIN CLASS(C&
" Just published,
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June, 1819, whets the pries will be raised to £IL IL—large
paper double.
The Whole will, es it were, incorporate the Dernsnt, Vain-
:Aro. and Baton Editions ; and will make 129, or not exceeding
180, Plats. Twelve to be published every year, and to be paid
for ell delivery.
f Eighlndiat months are allowed for Gentlemen abroad, and fifteen
or .
Toted present Subscription 889 large and smalL
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Chancery-lane, London.-25th March, 1819.
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scribers on the supposition that it will hereafter be offered for
sale at a kswe price, Mr. Valpy begs to state that a- very few
copies only are printed for sale, in order to prevent the possibility
of such depreciation.—Puts M. and IV. will be delivered in
May.
London, England, 1819-04-23

COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.

An Act to protect the Commerce of the United
States, and to punish the crime of Piracy.
The President authorised to employ the public
armed vessels to protect merchant-vessels and their
crews from piratical aggressions, and to instruct
their Commanders to take and send into port armed
vessels, Ike. which have attempted or committed pi-
ratical aggression, &c. upon any vessel, and to re-
take vessels of the United States unlawfully captured.
Merchant-vessels of the United States, owned wholly
or in part by a citizen, may defend against aggres-
sion, kc. by any armed vessel other than a public
armed vessel of a nation in amity ; may capture the
offending vessel and retake vessels of the United
States, kc. Vessels or boats, from which piratical
aggression, &c. has been first attempted or =tie,
When taken and brought into port, maybe condemned
to the use of the United States and the captors, Ike.
Persons committing the crime of piracy on the high
seas, if brought into, or found in the United States,
to be punished with death. This Act in force until
the end of the next Session of Congress.

DUTIES.

An Act in addition to « An Act concerning:Ton-
nage and Discriminating Duties in certain cases'
The Act of 20th April, 1818, concerning tonnage
and discriminating duties in certain cases, extended
to the vessels of Prussia, Hamburgh, and Bremai.
The Act of the Sd of March, 1815, respecting.dis-
criminating duties, the Act of 20th April, 1818, and
this Act to cease on Ist January, 1824.
An Act to Regulate the Duties on certain Wines.
On wines not enumerated in the Act to regulate
the dries on imports and tonnage, on the 27th April,
181 d, when imported in bottles or cases, 30 cents per
gallon ; and when imported otherwise than in bottles
or eases, 15 cents per gallon ; in lieu of duties now
levied which are to cease after the 30th June, 1819.
Addition of 10 per cent. to the rate specified upon
importation in vessels not of the United States. Ad-
ditional duty not to affect importations otherwise au-
thorised by Treaty or Acts of Congress. Drawback
of the duties imposed on exportation. \Vines depo-
sited as directed by Act of 20th April, 1818, may be
transported coastwise, from the public warehouses in
one district, to those in another district, without loss
or debenture.
London, England, 1819-04-23

• rig ARMY.

ut Irtikent in Scotland are soon to
lehsuleikhelt quarters. The:lst, or Royal Dragoons,
lend tfie 6th, or Enniskillen, are-to be replaced by the
7th Ifassars (the Marquis of Anoussey, Colonel), and
the 10th Hussars (the Partici? REOENT, Colonel).1 he
88th, at present in Edinburgh Castle, to be relievei by
the 80th, now at Hull ; the 6th Foot, now at Tyne-
mouth, march to Glasgow ; and the 40th, now quar-
tered in that city, go to Tynemouth.
London, England, 1819-04-23

MENDICITY,.

The Report adopted at a General Meeting has
been published by the Committee of the benevolent
and highly useful Society for the Suppression of Men-
dicky. We cannot better advocate the cause of this
benevolent Society, than by subjoining a few of the
very many interesting cases which have. been pub•
-
lished with their Report :
No. 954. M. G. was referred by a ticket to the Office ; she
was accompanied by a child in a state of great want. Upon
examination, it appeared that the father of the child bad Sus-
pended a weekly allowance which be had obliged himself by
bond to pay her, and that this was the reason she had been re-
duced to street begging. Through the interference of the Society
the man was very shortly obliged to support the child, and to pay
down a sum of money, by which the poor woman was enabled
to discharge all her debts, and to place herself in a condition to
enter upon a respectable situation, leaving a small fund for future
contingencies.
No. 1362, D.D. a most daring impostor, who was accustomed
to feign himself in fits, in order to impose on the benevolence of
passengers, was apprehended by the Society's offers in one of
his sham fits, but immediately found himself capable of stoutly
resisting the constables. He was taken before the Magistrates;
when ample proof of the imposture being produced, he was com-
mitted to prison and ultimately conveyed to Ireland.
No. 3056. M. B. a very distressed woman with two children,
one an infant, was bebught to the Office, having been found in
.a deplorablestate in the streets. It appeared, that having been
brought to bed in a town in the country, so soon as sixteen days
Veen expired, she was placed in the wagon, With directions to
*low bar husband, who had been orttered to leave the town by
the Mayor : the fare was paid to London, and the waggoner
pit her down in the streets immediately on their arrival, not
having any further directions respecting- her. In this state she
was Yound,many miles from her husband's parish, in the middle
of a night In December. The woman and her children were
provided with food and lodging for several days, until her
strength was recruited, and she was sent by a confidential per.
son to her destination, full of gratitude for the support and pro.
tectibn of the Society.
No. 3251. M. B. a female, aged sixteen, was referred to the
oflic•-by a ticket. Upon examination, it appeared that she had
left her situation a few days before, upon being threatened with
punishment, and bad slept under the porch of a gentleman's
house for two nights, and one more in a witch-box. Fond and
lodging were immediately prbvided for her, and inquiry was
mode into the circumstances; when, her character being found
respectable, her friends were applied to, and she was delivered
into the hands of an elder sister, who was the wife of a credit-
able artificer, and who was very thankful, stating that the Society
had moat probably saved her from utter ruin. Shortly after, a
situation was provided for her, and the Society has been lately
, informed that she behaves herself with great propriety.
London, England, 1819-04-23

FISHERIES.

An Act in addition to, and alteration of, an Act,
intituled, " An Act laying a Duty on Imported Salt,
granting a Bounty on Pickled Fish Exported, and al-
lowances to certain vessels employed in the fisheries."
On Boats qualified for the Bank and other Cod
FiTheries, actually employed four months at sea, &c.
if more than five, and not exceeding 30 tons, three
dollars and 50 cents. for every ton; if above 30 tons,
four dollars; if above 30 tons, crew not less than 10,
actually employed at sea three and a half, and not
less than four months, three dollars and 50 cents.--
Allowance on one vessel, for one season, not to ex:
coed 360 dollars.
London, England, 1819-08-10

CAMBRIDGE ASSIZES.

Thema Weems stood charged with the wilful mur-
der of Mary Anne Weems, his wife, on the Bth of
May, at Wendy, in this county.
John Beck, a post-boy, was first called, who said,
he met the prisoner on the road, and took him up in
his returned chaise at Arrington, and put him down
at the entrance of the town of Godmanchester, for
he was returning to Huntingdon, having been to
Royston ; had seen the prisoner before, as they had
been brought up in the same town together (God-
manchester). Without any previous questions on the
part of the witness, prisoner told him that he worked
at Edmonton as a miller, and he had got acquainted
with as fine a young woman as any in the world,
and that he was determined on having her; witness
knew that he was married, and told him of the im-
propriety of marrying another girl whilst he had a
wife living, when prisoner replied that he waoing
to fetch his wife, and he would soon get rid other ;
saw prisoner with his wife /bout six o'clock in the
evening before they left God nianchester, and prisoner
told him that they were going to Edmonton, atcl his
wife said they were to walk ; witness told prisoner
that it was impossible for his wife to walk such a
'distance, and he then said that she might step on the
toad and be damned: _
Susannah Bird saw the prisoner and the deceased
in the morning of the same day, as she was gong
from Wendy to Royston. On her reterh from Roy-
ston, about one o'clock, she met the prisoner alone.l
She asked him what had become of the •xonlan ? he
said, she was tired, and had left her to come on by
the coach, and turning his head away froth witness,
said, " she was about spun up, and could not get
any farther." She then went on, and afterwards the
coach met and passed her, when she looked minutely
both inside and out to see if she could observe the
Ifemale who was with, the prisoner; and who he said
Was eating by the coach, but she was not there.—
London, England, 1819-08-10

COWES, AUGUST 9.

Yesterday
rival here, received the compliments of most of the
rival
REGENT, soon after his ar-
Nobility and Members of the Yacht (dub at Cowes,
and in the evening his Royal highness gave a din-
ner on hoard, to the Marquis of A siox,fsey, General
Sir EDWARD PAGET, and some other Private friends.
This day the ROYAL. GEonus, and her escort, sailed
to Spithead, but will return to-morrow to Cowes,
the PRINCE REGENT having engaged himself to dine
with the Marquis of ANGLESEY. -
Preparations are making for a sailing match in
the course of the present week, a spectacle so uni-
versally admired, that we are sure it cannot fail to
afford the PRINCE REGENT high delight.

THE ARMY.
A Troop of the 15th Hussars have arrived at
Preston, to remain there till further orders.
The Troops now stationed at Leeds are a Detach-
ment of Artillery, the 9th Dragoons, the 31st, 38th,
and 71st Foot.

The gallant 78th Regiment of Highlanders, who
have been stationed at Mullingar, for such a length
of time, have been removed to Athlone, to the great
' regret of the neighbourhood ; their extremely good
conduct in their quarters at Mullingar could only be
equalled by the spirit they so conspicuously evinced
upon many occasions in the field. Several Detach-
ments from that Regiment were quartered, the en-
tire of last winter and spring, in the neighbourhood
of Clonard.
London, England, 1819-08-10

Acts, nor on the best remedy foe', the abu-ses and distress in the
northern parts of the kingdom; but I dm sure it ought rot to be
inferred, that because no iistre.s is now felt in Spitalfields, itis
owing to the eicellence of our system, an a time has been when
we have been more distressed than other ManufActurett, and

chiefly owing to that system.
" Having said so much to correct misapprehension, I beg
with Mr. Hale to state distinctly my entire convicton, that
there is nothing either in the trade of Coventry, NI anclu. ster, or
any other place, to prevent fair prices being given to the work-
men. Overtrading, underselling, and a wish to throw the whole
loss on the labourer, are evils that want a cure.
" I am, Sir, your constant reader,
" A SIPITALFII LDS MANUFACTURtit."
London, England, 1819-08-10

Suaviter in modes, fortiter in re.
TAr treatment mild—the ewe efectwal.
TRUTH, whether it be scientific, moral, theologi-
cal, or medical, is a beacon, which the ignorant can sel-
dom perceive, nor what those who are interested in falsehood
are desirous of seeing unfolded.
impressed at an early period of our professional career with
the importance of a more minute attention to a class of diseases
peculiarly affecting the grander operations of nature, we boldly
deviated from what was held to be medical orthodoxy; attacked
the vauntings of empyrisism, and, by defeating its vile purposes,
consider ourselves justly entitled to that approbation and patro-
nage which, for twenty years, have rewarded our successful and
devoted studies. The estimation of our enlightened brethren, who
frequently appeal to our opinion, is an additional gratification to
our pride, while our authority from the College itself, strength-
ened as it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost every
Professor in the British metropolis, must ever protect the sanc-
tity of our fame from envy or misrepresentation.
The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary want of caution
in the maturer man, 3ften lead to the effects of a contagious dia-
-1 case ; happy therefore may the early applicant be called, whose
anxiety can be alleviated by a few days' care ; and even in the
mere advanced stages, characterized by numerous symptoms,
we can illustrate our assertion, by rendering the treatment mild,
the cure effectual.
Every organic change, or functional disturbance, incidental to
the generative economy, falls equally within our province, and
will yield to our attention. Among these are diseases of the ure-
thra, weakness, and constitutional derangements, of however
Jong duration.
The child of inanition may be restored to appetonce, and in-
stead of being exhausted by Nervous Debility, be will circulate
the manlier proof of vigorous impulse.—The limits of an adver-
tisement do not allow the classification of our subjects, but they
are amply detailed in a Work we lately published, called " The
Lots of Ltrz," the rapid sale of which, accompanied with an
increasing practice, are undeniable proofs of our general utility.
The Book can be had at 90, Paternoster-row; 68, Pall-Mall;
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London, England, 1819-08-10

WEXFORD ASSIZES, JULY 30. .

Daniel Sullivan, and Jeremiah M'Carthy, privates
of the 18th Regiment, and Bridget Oakeley, a prosti-
tute, were convicted of the murder of John lloylei
an Officer's servant, and a soldier of the same Regi-
ment, on the night of the 16th of May last.
Baron M'CLELLAND immediately proceeded to
pass sentence, which he did in the most feeling man;
ner, forcibly cotnmenting upon the enormity of their
offence, and the cold,•hloodeJ manner in which it was
planned and executed ; and seriously recommending
them to employ the few moments they bad to live
to the best advantage. He said that no doubt Nvbat-
ever existed in his mind as to their guilt, and he be-
lieved that every pc; son in Court who heard the rev;
dict concurred in its justice. His Lordship concluded
by passing upon them in the usual form the awful
sentence of death, and ordered them for execution.
M'Carthy only seemed concerned, but he remained
firm during the whole time. The other prisoners
appe.ired rot oAy quite unconcerned during the triali
but sliewed a degree of levity, which formed a strong
contriist with the awful situation in which they stood,
His Lordship's solenin,• address to them, however;
produced a very visible effect, although none of the
prisoners lost that settled composure which they had
evinced throughout the trial.

Bridget Oafieley pleaded pregnancy, after sentence
was passed ; which plea, his Lordship observed,
should have been made before the passing of the
sentence. His Lordship, however, waved all objec-
ti-ons, and directed that a Jury of Matrons should be
summoned to attend in the morning. Several mar-
tied womth left' town in consequence; and those that
were summoned did not attend until the Sheriff was
sent to compel them. The Matrons being sworn,
retired with the prisoner, and putad tlwat the plea
was untenable.
London, England, 1819-08-10

PROJECTED sournwAßK Mr.ETING.

The following Notice of the intendej Meeting in
Southwark has, we are told, been very extensively
circulated, especially among the lower orders of the
Irish part of the population :

"UNIVERSAL CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
" A Public Meetirg of the Non-represented People and
Others of the Borough of Southwark, and the County of Surrey,
will be held on Monday, the il3cl August, 1819, at Twelve
o'Clock, to consult upon the most prosper, speedy, and effectu•il
means of obtaining their rights--a Reform of the Commons
House cf Parliament, and a Redress of the manifold Grievances
which a patient and honest People long have suffered—and upon
the propriety of making a public, manly, and energetic Appeal
to the Public and to the People.
" HOMY Hoer, E.,q. invited to the Chair.
(Signed " DENNIS SII 4W, Secretary."

Mails arrived to-day from Hamburgh and Hol-
land, but they bring no news.

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived at a late hour
this forenoon. The Duke of RICHELIEU breakfasted
with the Kin° and Royal Family, and had after-
wards
some minutes of conversation with his MA-
JESTY. It is said in one Journal that the salary ofl
Grand Veneur, which was 15,000 francs, has been
raised tr 100,000 francs in favour of the Duke of
Ittcnsuau ; but another (the Gazette de France) be-
lieves that the report is false. The Renonnnee was
pleased the other day to announce that several legions
had received orders to march to the Spanish fron-
tiers; the Jammed de Paris assures its Readers that
nothing can be more false.
Five per Cents. Thursday, 71 fr.

. _
The Paris capers of Saturday have also arrived
just as our Paper is going to Press. We observe, on
a cursory glance over them, nothing particularly
worthy of notice, if we except the following announce-
ment:—" A telegraphic Dispatch anunuoces the ar-
rival of the Duke of Witta.incron at Oatend."
five per Cents. Friday, 71fr. 30c.