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London, England, 1818-04-20

COURT OF KING'S BRNCII, APRIL la.

Charles and William Davies were brouiAt up to
receive the judgment of the. Court, upon a conviction
for having assaulted• Captain Perceval, late of this
Majesty's sloop Echo, with intent to provoke him to
fight a duel—the defendant, Charles Davies, had
served as midshipman under Captain Perceval, who,
it was now stated in affidavits, had behaved most ty-
ranically to the defendant, Charles. The Court de-
ferred judgment until-the affidavits producei in miti-
gation of punishment should have been submitted to
the Board of Admiralty, by whom the defendants had
been prosecuted.
London, England, 1818-06-12

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Casciter.—The grand Cricket Mat:h in Loses Ground, be-
tween the Mary-la-bonne Club against the Royal Artillery Clvb,
at Woolwich, was decided on Wednesday, in favour a the Royal
Artillery, by eight wickets. No odds at starting, but Mary-la-
Inane the favourite. At the end of the first innings of the Ar-
tillery Club, 2 to 1 in favour of that side.
ASCOT HEATH, JUNE 11.

The Duke of YORK wee the only member of the Royal Family
who visited the Coarse this day ; he arrived in his curricle about
a quarter before two O'clock, and the races immediately com-
menced. The Duke left the ground before the Plate wss run
fcr. The spew of Nobility and Gentry was but small, yid the
company not more numerous than on yesterday. The races
were as follows:

The renewed Sweepstakes of logs. each, br colts and fillies.
Mr. 'Thornhill's ches. colt, by Scud - - - -
Lord Darlington's grey colt, by Sorcerer - - •
Duke of Portland names Philh.arnonicus - -
-
• 3to I agat Scud—a good race, and won by a length.
The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. for horses of all ages.
Lord Darlington's Beiville
The Duke of York's Gazelle
5t04 on Gazelle—a good race, won by a length and a half.

A Plate of SOL for :ill ages.
Mr. Batson's Scainsborough - -
Mr. Hush's Flirt
Mr. J. Walker's Labrador - -

2 1 1
1 2 dr
5 5 dr

Stainsborough agst the field at starting, and 5 to 4 agst I♦itn
after the first heat. The two first heats were well cortested.

GRIMSBY RACES, FRIDAY, RISE 5.
Fifty Pounds given by the 'Mefilbert for the Borough. for all ages.
Mr. Hill's bay gelding Shycock, 4-yrs-old - 4 4 1 1
Mr. Richardson's bay horse .Masterman, 4-yrs-old 3 1 3 3
Mr. Grant's Cacembo
Sir William Milner's Peter Pastoral - - 2 2 dr
Sir William Lumley's bay gelding Leopold - S dr
Each race was severely contested; the second day's sport was
scarcely ever equalled. It was supposed thlt sot less than 20,000
persons were presea, and much money was won and lost.
London, England, 1818-06-12

BLACKWATER NATIONAL SCHOOL.

A School on the Lancasterian plan has been lately
established near the village of Blackwater, Hants, for
the education of the numerous poor children of that
and the adjoining pari-hes, of whatever persuasion,
who ltave no other means of instruction open to them.
'this School is principally supported by the subscrip-
tions and donations of benevolent persons in the neigh-
bourhood. A sermon has been lately preached in aid
of the Charity, the product whereof exceeded all ex-
pectation. A much larger sum was alt:3 raised by
the benefactions to a concert held in the S::1tool-roorn,
which was very neatly fitted up for the purpose by
the kindness of the Lieutenant-uovernor of the Royal
Military College in that vicinity. On this occasion
the Charity was greatly indebted to Mr. MARSHALL,
Leader of the University Concerts at Oxford. This
gentleman, together with his son, both excellent mu-
sicians, came from Oxford for the express purpose of
conducting the musical performances of the evening,
which they respectively did much to their own credit,
seeking and receiving no other reward than " the
luxury of doing good," and meriting that general
applause so justly bestowed upon their performances
by a most brilliant and respectable audience.
London, England, 1818-06-12

N4IrrOFFICZ, June 6, 1818.
,HOOL OF NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AT PORTS=
MOUTH DOCK YARD.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
trOIVERSif kis MATRATIT 114,Y, hereby give Notice
tut an EXAMINATION of CANDIDATES for the AD:
iIISSION of TWO STUDENTS into the above Institution-
Ica tAte place in his Majesty's Dock-yard, at Portsmouth, on
the ith of NOVEMBER next; and that such persons as• may
be desirous of becoming Candidates fur admission, are required
to send noticeof their intention to the Commissioners of his Ma-
:eity's Navy, on or before the Ist thy of that mouth. The Candi-
dates must be at least fifteen, and not more than seventeen years

of tEe.
Infermation maybe obtained on application at the Navy-Of-
fice, or at ice Office of the Commissioner of any able Majesty'a
Yardi, of the nature of the qualifications required of the Can-
didates, the docaments they are to produce on the day of exa-
mination, -and other particulux

F:ELIC MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY_ OF THE
LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF
WALES AND SAXEXOBOURO.
E CENOTAPII COMMITTEE, after ma-
Tturd! considering the various communications they have
rceeind, and in conformity with what they have reason to he-
lm Is the nosh of the Public, beg cave to state, that it is their
ttectioe, should their Funds be cdecuate, to cunstruct the pro-
p:sK TEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently
emosive to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of
DIViSE WORSHIP, and constituFted a FComRE CHRCIL
ior the tee),
BENJAMIN ROTCLI, Jun.

LAMP LIGHTING.
ST. BMus-LA-Boas ; JUrt 3, 1818.
TILE VESTRYMEN of the said PARISI' give
A Notice, TLat the) mill meet in the Vsoiry-Boon: at the
Cuct-liourse on SATUNDAY, the 27th day of June instant, at
Dem o'Clock in the Foreeoon, to receive Proposals in writi
ng,n
itila up, from any persons willing to' contract with t
LIGHTING the TWO DIVISIONS of the said PARI&H,
Er s Term not exceeding Three Years front Michaelmas next,
Ed:present way, with Patent Burners. The Contractors are
n mei& at their expense all Lamps, Burners, and other Ma-
:ebb, Matters, and Things regarding such Works, and to give
s...Leat security for the due performance thereof.
Maus of she Lamp: and Burners are then to be produced,
rd the ese of the Cattail intended to be used,' and the mode of
tr.mmiag the same.
Farther particulars may be had respecting the Contract, and
ee warner of performing the same, by applying to the Clerk
Oda at the Court
By-House.
Order of the Board,
JAHES HUGO GREE.N.WELL, Vestry Clerk.
London, England, 1818-06-12

HANSARD'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES,
Vol. XXXVII. comprising the Period from January
$T to April 13, 1818, IS READY FOR DELIVERY.

Just pubtighed,
PROCEEDINGS of a COURT MARTIAL on
Lieut.FREDEIIICK WOOD, of the 11th Light Dragooni.

" Pour encourager les antres."
VOLTAIRE ON BENG'S EXECUTION.
Sold by Thomas Boone, Bookseller, 480, Strand, price IL 6d.

Just published, in One Vol. !Ivo. price 10s. 6d.
ANECDOTES sur LA COUR, et INTERIEUR
de la FAMILLE de NAPOLEON BONAPARTE:
par une Dame attache au service particulier de Flnsperatrice
Marie Louise.

Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street.

Just published,
In French and English, in 9 Vols. Svcs. 18s. embellished with a
striking Likeness of Lucien Bonaparte,
AUTHENTIC MEMOIRS of LUCIEN BONA-
PARTE, Pewee of CANIVO.
Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street.

This day were published, in Bvo. price 95. boards,
PRA CTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the ACTION
of MORBID SYMPATHIES, as included in the Patho.
logy of certain Diseases; in a Series of Letters to his Son, on his
leaving the University of Edinburgh, in the Year 1809.
By ANDREW WILSON, M. D. Kelso.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

Just published, price 12s. bound,
vASI'S NEW PICTURE of ROME ; or, An
lintertsting Itinerary, containing a General Description of
the Monuments and most distinguished Works in Painting,
Sculpture, and Architecture, both Arcient and Modern, of that
celebrated City and its Environs. Embellished with Forty Views
of the Public Buildings, also a large Plan of Rome.
Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand.

This clay was published, Second Edition, price 3s.
ALETTER to the Hon. and Right Rev. HENRY
RYDER, D. D. Lord Bishop of Gtoacestia.
By the Rev. RICHARD WARNER, of Bath.
To which is added, a Biographical Sketch of the late Rey.
Archibald Machine, D. D. with Notes and Anecdotes.
Printed by R. Cnattwell, Bath ; and sold by Longman, Hurst,
Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
London, England, 1818-06-12

UNITED SERVICE CLUB.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the 18th JUNE
isio take place at One o'Clock, from whit& hour to Three
&Clock, there will be a Ballot. (Signed)
ARCHD. CAMPBELL, See. U. & C.

TO BE SOLD,

THE Estate or Plantation called r•RANCKLYN's,
most conveniently situated in the Parish of Saint David,
in the Island of Tobago; containing Three Hundred and Twenty
Acres of good newly-cultivated Land, or thereabouts, with a
Steam Engine and all the requisite Buildings for a Sugar Plan.
tation, lately erected at a very oonsiderable expense. The Estate
is well stocked with Mules and other Cattle, and the necessary
Plantation Implements and Utensils; and these are on it 410
healthy and thriving Negroes.
. Por Particulars apply to Mr. Healing, Solicitor, Lawrence-
lane, Cheapside.

FREEi10111) ESTATE, WILTS.
TO BE SOLD •BY AUCTION,

At the Auction Mart, London, at One o'Clock, on Tounsisey,
the 11th day of June, 1110, by Mr. DOUTON,
A LL that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
sisting of the MANOR or repined Manor of BUPTON,
and the Two Farms called UPPER BUPTON and LOWER
lIIIPTON, situate in the Parish of Cleve Pepper, v earWootton
Basset, in the county of Wilts, comprising two Back and Tile
Farm Houses, with suitable ot-buildings, and upwards of 518
Acres of excellent Meadow and Arable Land, divided into
well-proportioned Inclosures.
The Premises are situate about four Vies from Wootton
Bassett, six miles from Caine, nine miles from CI ippenham and
Swindon, and ten miles from Marlborough ; and will be 'hewn
upon application to the Tenant, or to Henry Cr.,ok, of Byrcott
Farm, near Swindon.
Particulars may be had at the Auction Mart ; of Messrs. Ad-
lington and Gregory, Solicitors, Bcdf‘ri-row, London ; and at
the principal lons at Marlborough, Devizes, Caine, Chippen-
ham, Wootton Basset, and Swindon.
London, England, 1818-06-12

a conflict, but he contended that there was not suffi-
cient evidence to chew that young Stanley was guilty.
Mr. Gtiarav, in reply, insisted that the appear-
ance of intoxication was occasioned by the cruel
beating the prosecutor had received from the two
defendants.
Lord ELNSOROVOR left the case
LE on the
ho evidence
to the Jury, o found both the defendants Guilty.

BURN V. CUXON.
This was an action brought against the defendant
for a nuisance. It appeared that the defendant was
a goldbeater, living next door to Mr. Burn, who was
continually disturbed by the noise and hammering.
Mr. SCABLZTT stated the case to the Jury, after
which several witnesses. were called, who deposed,
that such was the effect of the hammering, that the
glasses were continually shook on the table, that the
furniture was also shook, and that it was extremely
disagreeable to the plaintiff's family.
A Juryman.—lt is useless to go further.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—ReaIIy, Mr. Marryat, you
might as well give up the case, unless you can bring
contrary evidence. You see the common sense of the
Jury makes them state that they are satisfied. It is
clear that the plaintiff is much annoyed by this noise,
and shaking. No earthly consideration could induce I
me to live in such a situation, unless compelled by
extreme poverty.: It is, in fact, depriving a man of
all the comforts of life. The Jury may and for the
plaintiff, with the smallest damages, as his object is
merely to remove the evil.
Mr. Scaatarr..—My Lord, I shall take a shilling
damages, on the defendant agreeing to-remove the
nuisance to the satisfaction of a person to be named
by
Mr. MeaeviT agreed to this arrangement, and a
verdict was taken for the Plaintiff—Daniages ls.

BOARD OF EXCISE, JUKE it.
Yesterday the Commissioners sat, in their judicial
Chamber, to hear and decide upon certain informa-
tions against several brewers residing in the metro-
polis, for using certain ingredients in making beer
against the statute.

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MARRIED,

Thursday, at Kendngton,eaptadta Emmy, of 0,
meat, to Lucy, eldest daughter of the lase Captain
Keynsham, near Bath.
April lit, at Hulce in the Forest, Czytzin Fi
Graham, of the Queen's Bays, to ULM James, dar
late AV. James, Esq. of Liverpool.
At Barbadoes, Lieutenant-Colonel S. H. F.
eth Regiment, to Elisabeth, daughter of W. lltur
Bruce Vale. _

June 4, at Edinburgh, Alexander D..vidson,
Taxes, to Helen, seccod daughter of the late Mr
Writer in Edinburgh.

DIED.
At Mavis Bank-house, ant Edinburgh, James,
of lieutenant-Colonel Charles S.fiirigor, 70th Regi
At Bombay, on the 10th of Jar.uary, in Ler 2t n 8
Eliza, the eldest dat.ghter of G. 11 Tyudaies Lac.
Inn-fields.
Tuesday, in London, after an Muss of a few hce
E. Ralph, late of Maidstone, Kent.
On the 4th inst. at lsleworth, aged $7, Lady Tarfadaa
of the late Sir William Twysden, Bart.
June 7, at Cambridge, Captain Herbert &lan,
regiment of foot, son of Cul. Ratan, of Batch, Some;
M Thurso, on the slat uh. Mrs. Margaret Lehi
Mr. George Putman, Malin' Magistrate of that tete
Nov. 1, at I lazarabaugh, in Bengal, attar thing
daughters, one of whom only survives her, the Las:;
nant Charles Rogers, of the Ithantgur battalion.
May 1, at Pulrosie, in Sutherland, Mrs. Duncan
aged 74; and en the 17th, Mr. Duncan M'Gregor,
that_ pint, aged 78. This venerable couple lived togs
May SI. at Montrose, Dr. James Rost, ylaytteiuu

HIGH WATER at LOWDON BRIDGE
Meaning - 43 minutes
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SOUTH AMERICA.

VICTORY OVER THE PATRIOTS.

The followingg is a copy of a dispatch to Manuel
de Berasa, at Ilareeloaa, supplied by Mr. T. Ward,
Captain of the aiglish brig Mariano :
" Maracay, the night of March 14.
" I have arrived at this city, after having com-
pletely bevel the enemy, driving them from Ca-
brera, which they abandoned, in betaking themselves
to the mountains. More than 2600 horses and mules,
twetity load of baggage, 200 dead, many wounded,
one standard, a ssddle, and a great quantity of other
property, were the fruits of our success, the enemy
fling in terror from the charge of our Dragoons of
the Union, who dispersed them. No other troops
came into action. The enemy had here more than
1300 cavalry, and a battalion of infantry. Our loss
consists of five men killed, and three wounded. The
remains of the enemy's force wander among the
mountains, most of them dispersed, and flying to-
wards Victoria, where they have, it appars, four
battalions, who will speedily disperse.
" Communicate this pleasing intelligence to the
faithful people of this neighbourhood, assuring them
that the gallant troops of the King will not sheath
their swords till they restore to these districts the
happiness and tranquillity of which they have been
deprived by the ferocious enemies of repose, who are
as cowardly as they are barbarous and exterminating.
(Signed) " PABLO montet.u."
The following intelligence has been communicated
to Lieutenant-Colonel Don Jose Maria Monages, Mi-
litary and Political Governor of Valencia:

" Villa de Cara, March 16.
" My dear Manages—lt is now one in the morn-
ing, and I haie succeeded in driving completely from
this town the Insurgents, who follow the road to St.
Jaan ; but before day-light arrives, we cannot tell the
result of this brilliant victory. We have obtained it
without a single wound. I shall follow the enemy.
I have ordered my movements to be concealed. The
troops have been without shoes, and have not eaten
any thing warm during all these days; but they pur.'
sue, full of enthusiasm, to engage the enemies of the
King, who every where fly in terror. As soon as your
battalion arrives, I shall immediately send to that
city. Send cattle and other provisions. Farewell !
From your friend and General, " PABLO istonat.o."
" P.S.—The Liberator kept himself in saf.ty, with
meat prudence.—What a coward!"
London, England, 1818-06-15

THi KING V. JANIES WADDILOVIS.

This was an indictment instituted by an attorney
of the name of Bugby against the defendant, for
perjury. The indictment charged that the perjury
in question bad been committed in an answer by the
defendant to a bill filed in the Court of Exchequer
by Bugby. ' The answer to the bill upon which the
averments of perjury were made not being properly
set out in the indictment, the defendant was found—
Not Guilty.
London, England, 1818-06-15

This day was published, price-31. 6d.
ASKETCH of the HISTORY of CHURCHES
in ENGLAND ; applied to the purposes of the Society
for Promoting the Enlargement and Building of Churches and
Chapels. To which is added, a Sermon on the Honour of Gov
in places of Public Worship.
By JOHN BREWSTER, M.A.
Rector of Egglescliffe, and Vicar of Greathant, in the County of
Durham.
Published for the benefit and purposes of the above Society.
Sold by F. C. and J. ltivington, .No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard;
and by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.

IiAzARI) and Co. tlin Contractors, riroctfully
acquaint the Public, that
• THIS NIGHT,
Hr Andrade, of Patlisunest, the Lottery Oda will be kept
Open until Twelve o'clock, as the Drawing begins
TO-lORROW MORNING.
Being the Last Day but (Me for Drawing
76 CAPITALS.
The following is the truly
GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL,
Which must all be decided in Two Days :
S
2
2 —... Prizes of
18
15 - £3oo
56 Prizes of
&c. &c.
The Sixth-drawn Prize above fl,OOO must be
£22,000, £23,000, or £40,000.
Tickets sad Shares (warranted undrawa) are selling by HA-
ZARD and Co. the Contractors, who Sold and Shared, at their
old-establiehed OMee, ROYAL EXCHANGE, Four of the
Capital drawn Thursday, 4th of Jaw. Five Prises of
AlO,OOO In the Last Year's Lotteries; and in former Lotteries,
Capital Prizes amounting to MANY•MILLION&
N.B. Daewoo moms
EARLY TO-MORROW MORNING.
London, England, 1818-06-15

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JUNE 13.
The Lono CHANCELLOR attended on Saturday in
Lincoln's Inn Hall, for the purpose, as he had pre-
viously announced, of proceeding upon such business
as might be ready, but as his Lordship did not ob-
serve any of the Counsel present, he vtry shortly
after left the Court, and retired to his private room.
At twelve o'clock his Lordship resumed his seat on
the Bench, when the following Scots Noblemen were
introduced for the purpose of qualifying themselves
to vote at the Election of the Sixteen Peers of Scat-
lAnd : their names were called over in the following
to: der:

Charles William, Duke of Suecleuch ; James Graham, Duke
of Montrose ; William J. Kerr, Marquis of Lothian, ; George
Douglas, Earl of Morton John Lyon &well Earl of Strathmore ;
John Crichton Stuart, Earl of Dumfries; Archibald Cochrane,
Earl of Dundonald ; John Campbell, Earl of Breadalbane ; John
Dalrymple, Earl of Stair; Archibald John Primrose, Earl of
Roseberry ; John Somerville, Lord Somerville; and Francis
Napier, Lord Napier.
The oaths of allegiance and supremacy, and the
usual tests against transubstantiation having been
taken, their Lordships immediately quitted the Hall.
During the whole of this ceremony, the LORD CURS-.
CRI.LOR preserved his seat, and kept on his hat.—
There being no Counsel in attendance, his Lordship
almost immediately left the Hall.

SIMS, ESQ. V. RIDGE, WIDOW.
Sir SAMUEL Rostittv applied to the Chancellor
for an order that Mr. Sims might have the conduct
of the suit, Ridge against • Ridge, widow and admil
nistratrix of John Holman Ridge, and that the dents
ought to be collected in.
Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT, for Mrs. Ridge, stated, that
there was a very large debt due from a Nobleman of
high rank at Calcutta, to the amount of upwards of
200,0001. and that an agent had been sent out to
the East Indies to endeavour to get the debt, and
that nothing but entreaty could be available; and
that, as to proceedings against the Nobleman here,
none were practicable; and that Mr. Sims's solicitor
had applied to Messrs. Evans and Bartrum (the Nc-
bleman s agents here) to get the debt paii,
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, to answer, complained that
the examination of Mrs. Ridge, containing the ac-
count of her husband's estate and effects, had not
been seen, and therefore the state of the affairs could
not be known.
The CHANCELLOR ordered, that the examination
of Mrs. Ridge should be delivered to Mr. Sims's soli-
citor for his inspection.

COURT OF KIN(VI. 13".NCH, JUNE 13.
London, England, 1818-06-15

LATOUR V. WELLER.

The plaintiff, a musical composer, obtained a ver-
dict for 1001. against Mr. Weller, a music-seller, on
condition that the latter should have the copy-rizht
of a sonata, called Le Retour de Windsor, for another
term of 14 years. The defendant had purchased the
copy-Tight of the Sonata from the plaintiff for a pre-
♦ious period of 14 years ; but at the expiration of that
time he continued to publish it, contrary to the pro-
visions of the Copy-right Act, which allows the profits
of an author's work to revert to himself, after the
period for which he had sold it had expired.
MELLY V. DAVIES.
This was an action to recover from the defendant
a compensation for an injury which the plaintiff had
sustained. The parties were next-door neighbours.
The defendant wishing to erect a shed on his pre-
mises, asked permission to build it against a wall be-
longing to the plaintiff. The plaintiff gave him leave,
at the same time cautioning him not to injure his
wall. The defendant proceeded in his work, and cut
fourteen holes in the wall, at two feet distance from
each other, and placed rafters in them, upon which
the roof was lak, and, immediately after, the roof of
the plaintiff's building and the wall fell in. The pre-
sent action was brought to recover a compensation
for the injury.
On the part of the defendant, it was contended,
that the building fell in consequence of the plaintiff
having, about seven months before, cut away two of
the tie-beams out of three which supported the roof.
Verdict for plaintiff—atmages, 4.:ls—Costs, 40s.
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London, England, 1818-04-27

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TIIURSTON AND RHODES'S SiIAKSPEARR.
Ibis day was published, most splendidly embelli,hed and printed
in the best manner, No. I. price is. or on large paper, with
proof plates, Ss. of
r itHURS'I`ON and RHODES's - SIiMESPEARE,
-1. comprising the whole of the Draniatic Works of our ins-
ist mut Bard, with copious Notes and Illustrations, selected with
grzat judgment from the labours of Johnson, Stevens, Reid, and
Theobald; also the Life of the Author by ltowc ; and Drs.
Johnson's and Farmer's Essays on his Genius and Learning. The
Work will be regularly published every week, and completed in
4,6 N'ambers, inc.....iing the Notes, which may be had separate to
cornpitte former Editions.
No. 111, Cheapside ; W.
s:.don : Printed for Thomas Tegg,-
If
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and all other Booksellers.
1 N. B. To accommodate the Purchasers of other Editions of
Shsk lse:tre, a few S: is of Proof Plates printed on French paper,
1.1 to, may be had separate, prise Taro
London, England, 1818-04-27

SCOTTIIII HOSPPTAL and CORPORATION.

On Saturday last the Sprint the Scot-
tish Hospital and Corporation ta was held
at ate Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. Lord
Vlseount Metvit.ta in the Chair.
At seven o'clock his Lordship entered the room,
accompanied by General BALFOUR, Sir Taos. Btu.,
Admiral HALNITT, and some other of the most dis-
tinguished friends and patrons of the Institution, and
preceded by Macgregor, the Scottish Piper, playing
a national err on the national instrument, the bag-
pipes. A sumptuous dinner having been partaken of,
and the cloth removed, " Non Nobis Deltas's," was
sung by the professional gentlemen present with fine
effect. The Noble CHAIRMAN proposed the follow-

ing touts :
" The King," in silence.--Air (by the bad), " Ood save the
liego"—Soog, " God save the Kft."
" The Prince Regent"—three times three.—Air," The Prince
Regent's March."--Song, " The Prince and Old England."
" The Queen and the female branches of the Royal Family"
three times three—Air," The Highland Qiteen."—&rej," Mary
Cwt, the flower of Yarrow."
44 The Duke of York and the Army" three times tbrec--Air,
The Duke of York's March."z—Song, " O'er the Hills and
London, England, 1818-04-27

PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE. .
This day was published, corrected for 1816, price ss. 6d. sewed,
'TAYLOR'S BLILDER'S PRICE-BOOK"; new
.A. arranged, containing a Correct List of the Prices allowed
by the most eminent Surveyors in London, to the several Artifi-
cers concerned in Building, with the Journeymen.' Prices affixed
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BREMEN, OCTOBER yr.

We have received from an authentic source the
following remarkable account of the true plan of the
new Fri:nal Colony :

" BAT OF GALVESTON, JUNE 18.

" The Junta of the Mexican Insurgents, who have
been long dissatisfied with Mina; who enrages the
inhabitants by the ravages which he commits, have
concluded an agreement with General Charles Lalle-
mand, according to which we are to join them as
soon as the great heat is over.

t, We are about 4000 strong, infantry, artillery,
and cavalry. The cavalry is commanded by Count
Rigaud, and the artillery by the brother of the Com-
mander-in-Chief, who was distinguished as General
of Artillery under Napoleon, and will arrive here
to-morrow wit► artillery horses from New Orleans.
The soldiers are animated with splendid hopes, and
think to pay, on occasion, a visit to the mines of
Potosi."
London, England, 1818-10-28

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER 9.

A few days ago, while the Sultan was following
his favourite amusement of archery, news was sud-
denly brought of a fire having broken out, near his
summer residence, Beshietash. He immediately
mounted a horse, and hastened to the spot ; but the
violent storm prevented speedy assistance, :lad in the
space of five hours eighty houses were reduced to
ashes—the Palace, however, was not injured.
Some days ago, the Grand Vizier, accompar7ecl
by all the Ministers of the Porte, paid a visit of cere-
mony to the High Admiral, in the Arsenal, and af-
terwards gave a grand entertainment to the Ministers-
London, England, 1818-10-28

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 16.

One of the causes of the suppression of the Jour-
nal of East and West Panders, which appeared lat-
terly under the name of the Bcf,;ic Lion, was the
groundless accusation made in it against the Officers
of a neighbouring garrison, that they had celebrated
the 15th of Augi4t, in honour of Napoleon.
London, England, 1818-10-28

AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, OCTOBER 22.

His Majesty the Emperor of Austria, who is now
the only one of the three Sovereigns here, continues
to visit the environs of the city ; every where en-
dearing himself by his affability and condescension,
and leaving valuable procfs of his liberality.
It is said that the Government of llanover will lay
the affair respecting the Students of Gottingen before
the Diet at Frankfort, for the purpose of leading to
general regulations for all the German universities in
this particular..

THE EVENING STAR,

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1818.
Sr. &MOW ease Ss. Juse.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer,
and South-Sea llouse.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived this morning a•itli
Papers to the 24th instant. We subjoin the only ex-
tracts worthy of notice :

lIAMBURGH, OCTOBER 23.

We have certain intelligence that the Swedish Go-
vernment. has repeated its otders to the Governor
of St. Bartholomew not to allow any privateer of
unrecognised Governments to sell its prizes in that
Island. It is even said, that the above Governor has
received a severe reprimand on the subject and or-
ders to justify his conduct.
London, England, 1818-10-28

DEAL, OCTOBER tv.

Wind E.SE.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Nancy, STACEY, from Mogadore—left there the
Jane, of North Yarmouth, V OODTHORPE, for Lon-
don.—Came down from the River and sailed, the
Symmetry, MORGAN. for Lisbon ; the Elizabeth Hill,
Eltirrow, for Leghorn; Viuoria. Mostunstzsy, for
Charleston ; Planter, Ross, for Demerara; Minerva,
MOORE, for Oporto ; and the Jane, BLEASDALE, fore
Fayal.
DOVER, OCTOBER 27.

Arrived this evening the Pell, Capt. Strams, from
wish passengers, and several othet vesselsare
also in sight, coming from that port.

STROMNES9. OCTOBER 16.

Arrived the E.ldystone, BELL, from Hudson's Bay,
with furs ; John and Sarah, BILSON, from Liverpool,
greatly .trained, an.l will requite to discharge a part
of her cargo.
HULL, OCTOBER 26*

The Royal Charlotte HARPER, arrived here on
Nionday morning, having been on shore near the
Spurn point; also arrived the Arid, Hußsr, from
Davis's Straits, with 17 fish-
CLON3IEL, OCTOBER 21.
Friday last six boys got into a cot, without either
oars or paddle, near Mayfield, between Carrick and
Waterford ; and having been drifted off from shore
in a brisk gale, the boat soon began to fill, when one
of the lads leaped out and swam to shore ; four more
attempted to follow his example, but were unfortu-
nately drowsed. A child, about seven years of age,
remained in the boat till it drifted to land, and was
happily saved.
London, England, 1818-10-28

GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 27.

Arrived the Minerva, inn, from Grieswold; the Alliance,
from Riga; Such, White, from Petersburgh; Telemachus,
Rogers, from Antwerp; Teazer, Rogers, from ditto; the Betsey
Caroline, —, from Grieswold; Aerolus, Allison, from Chris-
tiana.—Sailed the Asia, Liawsay, fur Bombay; Elizabeth, Har-
rison, for the Isle of ',ranee; Spartan. Purnell, for Trieste; the
Ronseo, Bulley, for Maranham ; the Sirene, Preager, for Calais;
Britannia, Fox, for Bremen; Perseverance, Stoakley, for Ham-
'burgh; Thetis. Reed, for ditto; Neptune, Roxby, for Cadiz ;
and Norfolk, Pestell, for Genoa.
CUSTO -HOUSE, LONDON, OCTOBER 27.

SUITS ENTERS° TSWARD9.-The Betty and Neils, Richardson,
from I lamburgh ; Alert, Kenny ; Juffer Harmina, Finer; and
Leer Union, Dean, from St. Petersburgh ; Junge Alma, Haze-
winkle, from Groningen ; Isabella Wyatt, Ferguson, from Stet.
tin • Prince Regent, Spencer, from Antwerp ; the Vigilantia,
Schwartz, from Dantzle ; Drie Gebrorilers, Eders, from Gro.
nlngen ; Harriet, French, and Kingston, Stswart, from Peters-
buret ; Vogdtje, Lucas, from Rotterdam; Honor, Emerson,
from Bremen ; and the George, Ruddoek, from Petersburgh.

Gmtwaans.L-The Loyalty: Hearn, for Bombay ; Rambler,
Knight, for Constantinople ; Eliza, Collins, for Limerick; the
Hero, Faillant, for r'aiais; William Bowers, Alason, for Rot-
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Gottenburgh ; William, Roberts, for Rotterdam ; and Bleilum,
Fletcher, for Havannas and Hayti.
Ctsaazn Ourvaaans.—The David, Wee.ns, for Dunkirk; the
Brooke, Boyd, for Jamaica; Caledonia, Brown, for Grenada;
Peter Proctor, Paterkin, foe Dominica; Wilsons, Wilson, for
Antwerp; Aurora, Smith, tot Grenada; the Bohner Wist, for
Forts St. George rad William, Bombay, and Isle of France ;
Chance, Minter, for Rotterdam; and the Sir Henry Stanhope,
Arpktou, for Seville.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTIT, OCTOBER 25. •
Wind E. strong breezes an l cloudy weather.—Ar-
rived the Spanish schoone Anna, CERTINI, from
Bilboa for London. Sailed •he Marchioness of Sa-
lisbury packet, with a Mail t the %Vest Indies; and
the James, POaTLEWAITE, ; .1 MAdeira and Jamaica.

PLYMOUTH, 0"TOBER se.
Came in the Archimedes, PRATT. from Cadiz and
the Naiad, HUTCHINSON, from Teneriff, both for
London.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 27

Wind S.E.—Arrived his Maje,ty's ship EunYAW%
from the Downs ; and the George Daysh, EDGAR,
from London, and sailed again tor St. Michael's.—
Sailed the Albury, Bennie, and the Loyal Briton
transports, for Antwerp.
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LOSS OF THE CABALVA.

The Island of Cargados,oa which this vessel was
wrecked, is at present uninhabited. A small settle-
ment of 14 or 15 persons was established there, for
the purpose of fishing ; but in the last tremendous
hurricane of Ist March, when the island was inun-
dated, they all perished. The CABALVA in her voy-
age outwards sustained some injury by Welching the
ground when off Portsmouth, which caused the
effects of the gale encountered on the 22d June to be
felt the more seriously. A letter has been received
from Captain DALRYMPLE, at the India House, writ-
ten at the time he first deviated from the regular
track of the voyage, and explaining Isis motives for
so doing. By great good fortune the vessel, being
bound to China direct, carried out no passengers.—
No tidings have been received of the situation of that'
part of the officers and crew who remained on the
island, but it was believed that a sufficient stock of
provisions and ether materials necessary for their
accommodating had been saved from the wreck.

The following affectionate and elegant tribute to
the character of one of the unfortenate sufferers is
from the pen of an intimate friend of the deceased :
" Mr. GREGOR GaaNr, whose melanchcly fate is
particularly mentioned in the last sad confirmation
of the loss of the Cabalva, was the son of most re-
spectable and affectionate parents in Redcastle, Ross-
shire. His personal appearance was exceedingly gen-
teel, his manners were remarkably gentle and conci-
liating, his talents and his acquirements were most
respectable, and warranted the highest expectations.!
From his earliest years he was distinguished by a sin-'
gular thirst for knowledge, and an uncommon faci-
lity in surmounting literary difficulties. He passed
through his academical courses with unrivalled ere-,
dit. Prizes and academical honours he uniformly
gained, without apparent effort. Yet such was the
bewitching swectnesi of his disposition, and such the
unassuming gentleness of his temper, that none ever I
associaed with him who felt not the sincerest affection.
for him. Towards the end of the year 1816 he came to
London, in order tocorrplete his medical studies, hay-
ing,
as it now appears, for evor severed himself from
the fondest domestic circle that ever rivetted the af-
fections or animated the hopes of aspiring youth.--
He became, as soon as his time of life admitted of
it, a member of the Royal College of Surgeons ; and
he thought himself most fortunate in obtaining the
situation of Surgeon's Mate under Captain DAL-
RYMPLE, to whom he was particularly recommended.
It is melancholy to reflect on youth, genius, worth,
and high expectation, tints consigned to destruction
in their first enterprize.
" Yon *lc, 0 Palls, &dens prongs* wood !"
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I' AL .INTELLIGENCEi

COWE4 JANUARY 50.

11iis morning early, the wind blowing a gale fiora
J.W. the American ship General Hamilton, about
400 tons, laden with bale goods and plaister of Paris,
bound from Havre de Grace to New York, struck on
the shore, near the Warden Buoy, within the Wight,
and it is feared will not be got off without discharging
some of the cargo. The officers and crews of the
Custonis Preventive Boats, from Yarmouth and Kent,
are gone to the ship's assistance, and, with pilots and
others now in attendance, should it be expedient to
discharge any of the goods, prompt exertions are sure
to be made to relieve the ship.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 50.
Wind W. S. W.—Last night and the whole of to-
day it has blown a hard gale from the S. S. E. to
W. S.W. The ships in the Roads have got yards
and top-masts down, and appear to ride in safety.—
At three o'clock this morning, about three hours be-
fore high water, the ship General Hamilton, —,
from Havre to New York, with 200 tons of bale
goods, &c. on board, went on shore on Sconce Point,
between Yarmouth and the Needles, has two feet
water in her hold, and it is supposed must discharge
before she can be got off.
London, England, 1818-01-31

DEAL, JANUARY So.

Wind B.W. blows strong.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Elizabeth, Cuzzucc:, from Berbice ;
Lavinia, PAISLEY, from ditto ; Wellinston, GETTENS,
from Leghorn ; and King George. KING, with pas-
sengers from Calais. Came down from the River,
the 'Messenger, Curse, for St. Thomas's. Put back
by adverse winds, the Constantine, —, for Hayti ;
Erin, Hussrv, for New York; Barbadoes Packet.
BALsToN, for Barbadoes. The latter with loss of
anchors and cables; and remain in the Downs with
the rest of the outward bound, all well.—Five
o'clock.—More moderate.
CREEK, JANUARY so.
Arrived thr Traveller, CRAIGIE, from Denia.
WHITBY, JANUARY 29.

Arrived the Stork, kirtai, from London, having
been on short oa the Mouse Sandon the 2tth instant,
as yet cannot ascertain whether she has sustained
damage or not. She was got off by her own crow
without any other assistance.
• PENZANCE, JANUARY 28.

Wind W. strong breezes.—The following vessels
were spoken with on the '26th instant, by one of our
pilot boats, viz. Lively, —; Aid, ; and a brig,
name unknown, from St. Michael's, bound to London.

BELFAST, JANUARY 27.
Friday morning last, a fire broke out in the cabin
of the brig Hugh Wallace, lying at Garmoyle, Belfast
Lough, by which the cabin, quarter-deck, cabin-
furniture, cables, some sails, and different other ar-
ticles, were nearly consumed. Fortunately, however,
by the exertions of Captain BRYSON; and crew, as-
sisted by the crew of the Alexander Mansfield, it was
suppressed without further injury. The vessel had
arrived only a few days since with a cargo of timber
from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
London, England, 1818-01-31

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JERSEY, JANUARY 26.

Yesterday morning,. at nine o'clock, arrived the
'Weymouth packet, with Wednesday and Saturdays
mails: she had a remarkably quick passage. From
Wednesday last to Saturday, several dead bodes
have been cast on shore ; two in the Bay of St. Hi-
St. Lawrence's parish ; two in Grouville Bay ;
two in St. Brelacle's; and two at St. Owen's : one of
these in the latter place was well dressed; had a gold
watch in his pqcket, and a silk handkerchief round
his nett —he was buried yesterday in St. Owen's
Church-yard. No farther particulars are as yet known,
nor what place they came from ; the bodies were
quite fresh.—Two vessels arrived on Friday from
France; the Eliza cutter from St. Maloe, and Nau-
tilus ditto from Renneville, with passengers and pro-
visions. Mutton and beef, in Fraace, from 3d. to
4d. the lb.; the finest bread 2d. along the coast from
Cherburg to St. Maloe. The mutton brought here
from those parts are generally hind quarters, and
sells for 6ld. and 7d. the pound. A great quantity
of poultry, alive and dead, were brought over by the
above vessel,!. Geese 2s. 6d. each ; capons ditto ;
fowls three livres the couple; turkies from 4s. to 6s.
hares three byres each; partridges and woodcocks
Ys. a brace.