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London, England, 1819-04-26

SALES BY AUCTION.
. - •
ESSEX, ON THE BORDERS OF Harm
-HAIRLOW. HIGH AND LITTLE LAVER. ad.
Eligible FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, with'
good FARM-HOUSES and OUTBUILDINGS, upwards ,
of,TWO HU NDREDand FORTY ACRES of MEADOW.
PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND, lot in different Farms,
By Mr. ROBIN%
At the Cock, in Epping, on Fewer Apeil 50.1i11311, at Tivelte
&Clock, in Si; Lots.
Lot 1. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION,
.11 PIPER'S, situate at Hatiow, with Yards and all
necessary Outbuildings, and Six Acres of Moodow Land, be
the Occupation and on Lease to B.rebani, Rs*
Let 2. FAG GETTERS, W INNISW ICES, and WATEIIs
SHIP'S FARMS, with Farm.honsa, Cott*, and Ontindid•
Inge. and Eighty-eight Acres of Land, in the Paileh
Layer, on the road from Thrashes Bf.sh so Moreton, in the Os.
cupation of, and on Lease to Mr. Ilabelwood, for a Term at
Twentrone Years from Midnelmas, 1818.
'.. Lot 3. WHITE'( FARM, Freehold, at Magdalen Lasgs
neer Harlow - with Farm-house, Gavle'', Yard, and OutbuMe
lags, and about One Hundred Acres, iliac OallpitiOn MAPA
James, on Lease for 21 Years from ifichaelrnas.llll6.
Lots 4,5, 6. HAMMONb's FARM, Freehold, at Little
Laver, a good Farm-house and Buildings, and Four Cottages,
with Forty-eix Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Perry.
The respective Lots may be viewed on application to the Te-
nants, of whom Particulars maybe had; and at the Green Mon
Harlow ; White Lion, Sawbridgewottli ; Crown, Hockerili, and
'Chipping Ungar • Cock, Epping • ' Black Boy,, and of Messrs.
Meggy and Chalk, Chelmsford; White Hart, Brentwood and
Rumford; of Messrs. Hutchinson and Ilopkinson, Solicitors,
Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden• square, where Plans of the Estates may be seen.
London, England, 1819-06-14

BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE.

THE high Encomiums bestowed by the Nobility
and Gentry upon the above New sauce, induces the Pro-
prietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the
Public at large a Caution against Mutations, by mentioning,
none can be relied upon as genuine without each Bottle being
sealed under their Firm and Address, and also each Label hav-
ing their Signature. The utility and convenience of this Sauce,
being adapted ft* all purposes, has caused a great demand for it,
and its increase of circulation bids fair to equal their much and
long esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES.
' They respectfully solicit a trial from those who have not used
it, being confident it will give satisfaction to the nicest palate
Watehouse, No. 107, (corner of the
Savoy Step 4) STKAND, London.
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London, England, 1819-06-14

MARRIED.

Wednesday se'nnight, the ltev. Frederick Cox, B.A. of Lin-
coln College, Oxford, to Matilda, youngest daughter of W. Ilol-
ship, Esq. of North Cray.
Friday, at fit. James's Chum's, the Rev. James Gibson, 'tee-1
for of Worlington, and late Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford,
to Mary Elizabeth, second daughter of John Phillips, Req. of
Pall-Mall.
Rev. George Watsoe, Rector of Milton, Suffolk, to Eliza-
beth Lam, youngest daughter of J. J. Bullock, Esq. of Harley-
street, and Faulkbouin Hall, Essex.
Rev. Thomas Fawsett, of Nayland, Suffolk, to Elizabeth
Adams, daughter of the late W. H. Davis, Esq. of Jamaica.
Rev. James Gibson, Rector of Worlington, Suffolk, to Mary
Elizabeth, second daughter of John Philips, Fag. of Pall Mall.
On the 3i/instant, Captain Edmund Turberville, of the Royal
Wavy, to Mary, only daughter of John Westcar, of Creslow,
county of Bu,cks.
John Brown, Esq. of Limerici, to Mary, eltleq daughter of the
late Colonel Edward liPlkinnell, of the county of Clare.
James Reynolds, Esq. Lieutenant R.N. to Catherine, eldest
daughter of John Phelan, Esq. Dublin.
At Renown, county of Westmeath, Major Vandeleur, of the
16th Regiment, to Euphemia, eldest daughter of Colonel Caul-
field, of the Roscommon Militia.

Tuesday, Lieutenant N. Newnham, R. N. to Mary, youngest
daughter of Dr. Cooke, of Gower-street.
Tuesday, at Westminster, the Rev. Thomas Searle, of Ban-
bury, to Sarah, daughter of. Mr. Wm. Rowe, of the same One.
On the Ist June, at Town End, Dumbarton, Captain Macgee,
of the Royal Marines, to Jane, daughter of Captain blacinty.v.
Monday, at Mary-la-bonne New Church, Oland°, Leigh,
Esq. to Miss Wines, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Willes.
June 2, at Roilnburgh, Dr. James Saunders, te Miss Meet,
only daughter of the late John Megget,Esq. merchant, Edinburgh.
Lately, at Grans, Mr. Harrison, Serjeant-Major of the
lath Hassan, to Miss Armstrong, daughter of Mr. John Arm.
strong, innkeeper, Carlisle.
On the Ist instant, at Annan' Mr. Hastings, aged 18, to
Miss Mary Hodgson, aged 19, both el Ersffipton.
Mr. J Seillvart;sof Bidlycosherra; need if,'to Miss Landen,
daughter of Mn. J. Landers, aged 19. .•
Mr. Paul Sheridan, of a wan to Miss Margaret Neill, of
ler's-brisige : thendited sees of these yotakftil
Altars are gide shbrt of 140 years !
London, England, 1819-06-14

THE CONJUROR !
on, NEW WAYS AND MEANS!!

A Asenis ! s ewe's nest ! But what of all these?
Or ovens with better mule—moots of green cheese !
When compared with the man, who can make it appear,
That Raring Cie Malt is to cheaper. the Beer !
0! bleseil be the hand thee, that never relaxes,
But makes In all rick, try increasing the Taxes !
London, England, 1819-04-19

THE ARMY .

, . .
The following Mlitary Movements are ordered to
take place :-
10th Hussars, from Radipole to Scotland.
16th Lancers, from Ireland (on arrival), to Radipole.
15th Regiment, from Guernsey to Portsmoiith.
• 33d Regiment, from Hi!sea to Guernsey.
79th Regiment, from Portsmouth to Jersey.
90th Regiment, from Brighton to Portsmouth.
The Betsey transport is arrived at Portsmouth, after
a long passage, from Malta and Gibt•Altai' with 167
invalided men, from the 10th, 11th, 28th, 32d, 36th,
and 75th Regiments, fifty-eight women, and fifty-
eight childreb: five of the latter born on the passage.
London, England, 1819-04-21

14,272, and tbr, punier At ibtaaba,A,ol39
the latter were $45 by die augural small-pox.

.• • BZBLIII, %A?SIB ' •:)
His Majesty has addressed the following Cabieet
Order, -dated the nth kat. to the Von AltensteEn:
" In consequence of the tegulations made by his
Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Save-Weimar,
respecting the foreigners studying at the University
of Jena, I have resolved that the youth belonging to
my dominions, who are studying there, shall be im-
mediately recalled, to continue their studies at some
University in my kingdom. Any of them who shall
not immediately conform to this order, shall never
obtain any office in my dominions. I hereby charge
you to make this generally known by ;nears: of the
public journals, and to take immediately such mea-
sures as are necessary."

A Convention has been concluded, according to
which (even in the course of the present year, and i
before the commercial treaty made with Russia s in
full force), the woollen, linen, and leather manufac-
tures of Prussian origin shall, if accompanied by au-
thentic certificates of origin, be greatly favoured in
respect to the import duties. into the kingdom of
Poland.
HANOVItIi, APRIL 7.

By unavoidable circiunstances there are a great
many Subaltern Officers and privates,. of the late
German Legion, who, though covered with wostade
or disabled by the fatigue of the service and, increas-
ing age, have not become entitled to the provision
from England. Lieutenant-colonel P. Von Linsingen
has now addressed a circular letter to those Officers
of the Legion who have half-pay from England, in•
viting them to give one :day's halPpay every quar-
ter for those brave men, and also for the widows
and orphans, and to appoint a Committee for that

purpose, the whole with the approbation and parti-
cipation of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
bridge. By order of the British Government, a se-
cond payment of Waterloo prize-money is now
making, which amounts to £54. 17s. 4d. for a Staff
Officer, £7 for a Captain, and 10s. Sd. for a Subaltern.
In consequende of a Resolution of the Assembly
of the States, the forced Loan, ordered during the
occupation of the kingdom by the enemy, by the
French Interldani Belleville, has been declared a debt
of the kingdom.
London, England, 1819-04-21

THOMAS'S PRA'CTIC'E, NEW EDITION.
This day was published, in One large and closely printed Volume,
Bvo. price les. boards, with the Prescriptions translated for
Domestic Use,
THE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, ex-
hibiting the Characters Causes, Symptoms, Prognostics,'
Morbid Appearances, and Character,
Method or Treasing the
Diseases of all Climates. By ROBERT THOMAS', DI. D.
Sixth Edition, tevised,and considerably enlarged by an Addition
of much important Matter, as well as by an Enellsh Translation
of the Formulas or Prescriptions, rendering the Work thereby of
general utility.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Grine, and Brown ; Ca-
dell and Davies; Highley and Son ; J. Callow ; K Cox and Son ;
Baldwin Cradock, and Joy; T. and G, Underwood; Ander-
son and 'Chase; G. and W. B. Whittaker; and Adam Black,
Edinburgh.
London, England, 1819-06-25

-- - _
In picturesque scenery this spot ha's been long celebrated u
the first in Gi.cat Brit.sin, Nature haying- lavitheti her favours
open it with a most bountiful hand, and rendered it the boast
sad pride of all lovers of fine scenery. The intrinsic value is
peat, from its contiguity to Chepstow and she Sewn, which
terries its produce to the best markets.
Particulars may be had of Messrs. White spa Woodrciffe,
Sulicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ;of Messrs. Lemma, Solicitors, Bristol;
Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Row of Mean. Watt, Solicitors, Batit ;
tad at Mr. Wakefield's, Land' Agent and Surveyor, No. 49, Pall-
Nall, of whom Tickets may be had to view it. •
THE ADVOWSON .OF TUE VERY VALUABLLE
RECTORY OF LONG MELPORO, IN SUFFOLK.
By Mr. PHILLIPS,
On FamAr, the 23d day of July, 1819. at the Auction Mart,
opposite the Bank of England), at Twelve at Noon,
HE Parish contains about 0000 Acres of rich
I Land. The Small Tithes of the whole Parish are due to
t,..e Rectory, and, with the exception of about 2000 Acres, the
Great Tithes also. The Glebe consists of upwards of 130 Acres,
WIC of which is in a Ring-fence, and essatiguous to the Par-.
wtage-House, which is calculated for the accommodation of a
lute family, and has excellent Gardens, Coach-House, and
elm Buildings attached to it. There is also a Manor well
cocked with Game. The present Inciunbene is 79.
Milford is on the turnpike-road from Bury St. Edmund's to
London, 60 miles distant from the latter, and 12 miles South
sidle former.
Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Phillips, the Auc-
tower, 73, New Bond-street, London ; and ol Mr. Wm. Dalton,
Solicitor, Bury Bt. Edmunds.
The Parsonage House and Premises may be viewed by appli-
eficn to Mr. Dalton.
DERBYSHIRE
la lots, at the King's Head Inn, in Derby, on MONDAY, the
..cti day of August next, and the following day, If not dis-
posed of ca the ltith,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal-
sisting of the Manor of lIORSLEY, and sundry Farms,
toataining upwards of NINE HUNDRED ACRF.S, let to
Teoants at Will. The Estate is exempt from the Tythes of Hay.
ltd tnr7l, and situate about six miles from the town of Derby.
:urapike and mail-coach toad from Derby to Chesterfield.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Curzon, Derby; Mr,
Isbert Ilarvey Wyatt, Barton, near Lichbeld' and Messrs.
Strong, and Rackham, Lincoln's Inn ; or at the place of sak..

TO BE SOLD,
FARM, consisting of a comfortable Dwelling-
-4- Howe, with capacious Barn, Stable, Cart-Lodge, Gra-
Part, ar.d Cattl.:- Sheds of the most convenient description, new
a few years, and 167 Acres of Land of the best quality.
Jae Ere is of Copyhold tenure, subject to a small quit-rent,
!ad a fine certain on death or alienation of Is. an Acre and 2s.
T"' a House • distant from London about 65 miles, and from a
Wharf o Miles. Possession may be bad at Miehaelenn next,
more, it required.
I.or further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid), to Mesas.
1-,land and Sawyer, Solicitors, Staple-Inn, London.

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London, England, 1819-06-25

GRAND FANCY BALL AT ALMACK'S.

On Wednesday evening a splendid Riley Dress
Ball was given at Almack's. On this occasion the,
Rooms were suitably decorated. Festoons of natu-
ral and artificial flowers decorated all the columns;
also the orchestra, and the walls were similarly or-
namented. Two full bangs of music were provided;
the number of chandeliers and lamps were increased,
and every other attention paid to give eclat to the ,
About half-past ten the company began to arrive.'
Among those most noticed were— • 1
The Marchioness of Hertford and Mrs. Fitaherbert, in su-1
pest dresses of white and gold, and a profusion of jewels • Lady
Vane Stewart, as the Goddess Flora ; Misses Fitzclarence; as
Polish Ladies; Countess of Jersey, as an Indian Queen; Bliss
Nugent, at the head of a party of Swiss Peasants ; lard Petard.
ham, in a magnificent habit as a Chinese Mandarin; Sir TO.
whitt Jones, as Hamlet; Ledy Spencer Clair*" a mest-sto
EIS perb Spanish dress; Ladies Pratt, as Donnas ; Madame
d'Ete, a Ilungalian ; Viscountess C • gh,-its a Sultana,
covered with diamonds; her LadyshigV a girdle of bril-
liants, and a sash of the same; _ ••• _

The dancing commenced at `
.twelve o'clock.—
Among the couples were—
Karl r

of amuse /Ady Gssr r vo,
Count Sr. AI4TUMO Lady G. Bantuanst !..: .
Lord VA LLETOZT . Lady HEROISM'. • ~.41 f.,
Lord %Mt/COCK . Lady PAGET. - . . ' .-•
Lord J. TM TIINZ . ... Lady LENsoz. -Pi i'l —ti A
Lord Srarricavis Lady H. Boils&
Lord HIT/11MM . Mademoiselle D'art's.
' Sir TAILZS UOTZ Lady G. Paarr.
Among other distinguished personages were—
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Prince Leopold of
Saxe Coburg, Prince Estwhasy—Dukes of Wellington, Graf-
ton, Argyle and de Laurin Spinelli--Duchess of York, Marl-
borough, Rutland, Richmond, Argyle, and St. Albln't—Mar-
guesses of Downshire, Huntly, Camden, and Worcester—Mar-
chionessca of Stafford, Downahlre, !Lindy, C.onynghtm, Hert-
ford, Worcester, Bath, and Dowager Downabire--the Foreign
Ambassadors—Mrs. Fitsherbert, 3r.c. I

The Roxburgh Club, at their last Anniversary
Meeting, resolved to erect a Monument, with, a
Black Letter inscription, to their favourite Cairo?' !
A man of the name of Campbell, who lately made
his escape from Wigton Jail, left the following words
inscribed on the wall of his cell-4 ficasitediforth
cf /Warmed /"

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Itt 777

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London, England, 1819-06-25

The IGth Lancers embark at Waterford for
on the 21st instant.

Longford is to be in future Cavalry bead.
in place of Ballinrobe.
Caher is to be relinquished as head-quarters.
Cork is in future to be the head-quarters of
Dragoons in the Southern District.

SPURTING INTELLIGENCE.
BIBURY RACES, JUNE 23.
Mr. Calley's Impostor beat Mr. Goddard's
71b. each, New Mile, 100 gs.
The Bibury Stakes of 25p. each, IS ft. and
dared by eight o'clock on the Monday after
Miles, and .50gs. added by the Club.
Gcn. Grosvenor's Effie Deans, 4 yrs. old, est. -
Mr. Charlton's David, 5 yrs old, est.
Mr. West's Leah, 5 yrs old, Bst. 91b.
Mr. Calley's ch. e. Impostor, 3 yrs old, Est. 91b.
Six to four on lavid.— Won cleverly.
The Burford Stakes of 10p. each, with 30gs. added 1
for three-yr olds, 7st. 71b. four, art. 111 b. five, 9st.
and aged,test. 10Ib. mares and geldings allowed 51b.
ner to be sold for 200 p. if demanded, &c.—Heats,
Mile.

Gen. Grosvenor's Ellie Deans, 4 yrs old
Mr. Goddard's Swindon, 3 yrs old
Mr. West's c. by Selim, 4 yrs old
Mt. L. Charlton's b. g. Cartoon, 5 yrs old
Me.. Pyrite's ch. 1. Levrina, 4 yrs old
IA E. Somerset's Parlington, 5 yrs old -
Won easy.—The winner was claimed.
Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, h. ft. for colts, Bst. 7,b. _
ttst. 31b. then 3 yrs old. New Mile. Four Subscribers.
Mc. Charlton's b. c. Haphazard, walked over.
Mr. Charlton's Strephon, ilst. 71b. apt Mr. West'
Um, Bst. l lb. two miles, 100 p. off by consent.
Sweepstakes of 50es. each, h. ft. colts, 13st. lb. rallies,
New Mile. Five Subscribers.
Mr. Jones's Ethelinda - -
Mr. Calley's b. c. by Truffle - -
Sir to four on the colt.—A very line race.
HAMPTON RACES, JUNE 2t
The Coburg Stakes of sgs. each, with 23p. added
Racing f ind.
Mr. Grime's bL c. by Juniper -
Major Dorville's b. h. The Duke -
Mr. Walker's bi. c. by Smolensk° -
Two to one on the Smolensk° colt ; after the heat,
on The Duke; and after the second heat, two to
wiener. First heat won by a neck, and the it coed
The Ladies' Cup of Fifty Guineas.
Mr. Benbow's Dl. f. Meaden
Mr. Lake's ch. c. Cockatoo
Mr. Farralrs La Large
Won in a canter-8 to 4on Cockatoo—lite 1 agit
NEWCASTLE RACES, JUNE 21.
The Produce Stakes of 50gs. each, It. ft. Two
Mr. Loftus's b. c. by Walton
Sir M. W. Ridley's b. f. by Mambas;Me.
Me. L. S. Orde's b. c. by Walton - -
Mr. Rif/dell'. b. f. by Langton
Mr. &Mies b. c. by Governor
The Members' Plate of 430.—Tw0 Miles and a
Mr. Lainbton's Mandeville, 4 yrs ofd
Mr. J. Ferguson's Antonio, 3 yrs old
Mr. Wise's Cottage Girl, 4, yrs old -
Mr. Riddell's King Coney, 4 yrs old
Mr. Chelton's Lightning, 4 yrs old -
Mr. Harrison's Ferrebe, 3 yrs old -
PEDESTRIANISM.
London, England, 1819-06-25

MANUFACTURES.

•
tC
ri-We cannot say thatP`4.ol:l4lrairp 8441'
turers, and the operatives, butaittrisitrfteri any since
last mouth, autthere is but tdo.titudh reason to fear
that they have/Teat difficulties still to encounter, be-
fore any material change for the better takes placc--
There are but few weavers out of employment here,
this being the principal Seat of the Imitation and Silk
Manufacture, which have hitherto afforded them em-
ployment, though often, as upon the present occa-
son, at very reduced prices.
In Glasgow and the country towns, great numbers
still continue unemployed, and much distress and
despondency prevails in this large and populous dis-
trict, in consequence of the low rate of wages, and
want of work.

EDINBURMI, MAY 31.
Silk Plaids, Shawls, and Trimmings.—The demand
for these goods is more limited than has been known
for a long time, consequently this manufacture still
continues dull. •
Plain Work is likewise flat, and Sarcenets continue
[ dull.—Umbrella MA is very flat, and the price of
weaving was never known to be so much reduced.—
A consideralple number of bands are out of employ-
ment, and our prospects are far front being cheering.

PERTII, MAY £7. .
Trade continues to decline ; weavers still find con-
stant employment ; but, from the low rate of wages,_
many have left the loom and gone to other occupa-
tions. There are perhaps one-tenth of the looms
standing ; many of the weavers cannot earn 10d. and
few above 15d. a-day. Not one of our Manufacturers
have failed these many months.
London, England, 1819-04-17

SOUTHWARK SESSIO,

Yesterday Marks Hancock, aged only
dicted'for feloniously taking from the -
Janies Harvey, on the 10th of March
ribband, a gold seal, and two watch-keys.
The prosecutor was in the Borough -._
mentioned, when the robbery was effected
soner and two others, who, however;
When the prisoner was conveyed to the
it 'appeared that one of his friends
anxious not only to know his fate, but
what he had done with the property
(stolen); but not wishing to expose himself
ficers, he got into a room where the
who knew all about the matter, was
with whom he entered into an earnest co_
" Will he catch it, think your said one.—"
I'm afraid," replied the other.—" But -
did he Bing the swag'" (property.) _
described the spot; but an Officer overhearing
conversation, instantly took the hint •
place pointed out, and there found
seal, keys, &c.
The prisoner was found Guilty, and
transportation for life.

MANSION Houss,—Yesterday David
watchmaker in Houndsditch, was
pawning the works of a watch given
lye spoke with a German accent, and
commended as a most superior workman,
to earn at least half a guinea a-day _
but had unfortunately been several times
Court for offences of the same kind. 1
by one of the Officers, that nothing could
scene of misery in his house, and among ,
He was sent to Bridewell for a month, and
under strong comments by the Court upon l•
William Hayle.y, who was brought
fore under a charge of unbbing a poor
a basket which she had given him to
returned again yesterday, voluntard
Court for their treatment of him.
HArrou Gwarsau.--Yesterday
John &views were brought up for
tion, charged with having febniously
in, their possession -forged Bank of England
without any lawful excuse for the same
Being found in the possession of Smitbers
his further detention, he was discharged.
of possession being clearly-proved against
was fully committed for trial.
.Yesterday, a man and woman went
of Itirr. Cameron, pawnbroker, corner of
Strand, to bay shawl ; the man offered
for payment, which Mr. Cameron
focgiol nne, and which he Mentioned ,
li?!nlidiately walked out of .the shop,
sirejOys thers; Mr. Cameron Afilovr a him
hist no. etistody, both him and the womar
*eyed to the Watchhow, in Strand-lane'
ins him three other notes Were found -

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London, England, 1819-04-17

WESTMINSTER SESSIO,

Yesterday William Morley, a respectable
baker, was convicted of a gross assault
boor, who went out for the purpose
two dogs that were fighting. Morley
knocked down the prosecutor and beat
The defendant called two witnesses •
who swore positively that he had used
whatever ; but the Jury being satisfied,
Guilty.—The Court, after animadverting
tore of the offence; ordered Morley to -
00, which he immediately did.
Mr: ALUM then advised the prosecutor
the two witnesses for perjury, and that L
racist willingly give his services gratuitously.
Thomas Watlixg was indicted for stealing
handkerchief from Captain Deane.
Captain Deane stated, that whilst
of his were walking down Catherine-street,
a few days ago, the prisoner picked his
handkerchief in question, and that the:
done it, he missed it, when the prisoner
and on him was found the handkerchief.

William Jolass was convicted of a
in Stabk-yird, St. James's, while the Band
through there on the morning 'of Sunday,
March.,---Neither of these two prisoners being
to the Officers, the Court was inclined think
it bap their first offence, and therefore .
to"sik mouths imprisonment in Tothill-fields.
London, England, 1819-04-17

• ADDRESS.
Queen of the Youthful Year, again
Thy genial banners are unfurrd ;
Thy breath dissolves the icy chain;
That fetters. down the frozen world
Arrays again the leafless tree,
And clothes the lately-wither'd lea
Now, faintly bawling o'er the hill,
The northern blast retires away;

And, purling, nay j hear the rill,
Whobe music swells from every spray.
Ah! 'tis the genuine note of glee,
As-wakening verdure paints the

-Why, to mine eyes dnth op'ning Spring,
Appear more lovely than the last?
Why, sweeter do the warblers sing,
Than those which sung in Aprilypastl
, Or, why. snore sportive, gay, and
• Frisks the young lambkin o'er the

Ah ! 'tis because lifes warping hours,
have lately past on yonder deep;
Where, oft the moaning tempest low'rs,
And bursts with many a deathful sweep.
Nor e'er is heard upon the sea, •
That melodl which charms the lea!

'Neath this lone shade where silence reigns,
I musing pass my hours away;
Life's-busy hum, its griefs and pains,
Unknown, as here I tune my lay.
The whisp'ring breezes speak to me,
And reason as they fan the lea!
Of We they tell this mournful tale,
That infancy and youth are fled;
That manhood's pow'rs at length must
That age shall mix me with the dead.
No change of season then I'll see,
But shrouded sleep bassatb tie Ma
London, England, 1819-04-28

IRISH IIiAItINACTORIES.

Mr, H. PARNELL Moved for leave to bring in a
Bill to regulate the employment Of Children in the
Cotton-mi other Factories in Ireland. No man was
more aw►ate than himself of the mischief produced
by interfering with individual labour in many cases;
but the case of children employed in the Irish manu-
factories was an exception. The Bill which he wished
tointkidnee contained a clause, providing that those
Manirrictrireil who used the children in their em-
ployment* crelloshoild be exempted from the assessed
taxes. - Hf hoped the Chancellor of the Exchequer
would not object to this clause. He concluded by,
moving Tor leave to bring-in a Bill 1.6 r promoting
the education and morals of Children employed in
Cotton .strid other Factories in Ireland.
'-'Bir CiEORGE'HILL objected that no Petitions
fo 'Ala a Bill had been presented, and that there
were no returns moved for-to thew that it was neces
lary.o If be-had Weir aware of the strange nature of
theßill, he shot ldisever have promised his assent to
this Motion.

' Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, no Member by.ikree-
• ing to•the rhoon for leave to bring. a Bill could
• be. s to pledge himself to support the Bill at
all events. When this Dill was brought, perhars any
London, England, 1819-04-28

Possessions of. the East India Company) amounting to 110,479
Officeri ard mien.
Vote for Class 3, exclusive of Exche2uer Fees £2,861,210 18 8
Vote for Pay, Clothing, Agenc!c ia Alic -
mces, for 60,479 Oaten stokuiljt....o.op.. 2,712,194 16 8
..: - .
Vale for dlass 3ex t Ir.'s... £149,016 2 0
lent
voild
appeas then,. the *Arm/ Estimates,
kr the loathe and ofthwAMbby rorce of the
Country, excimsive it the ote forilikis 3, and exclusive of
15,000 (3-7ths of the sum estimated for Exchequer Fees, the
proportion which the Estimate for Class 3 bears to the whole
min proposed to be voted) and exclusive of Corps ordered for
reduction. and Corps ordered home from India, :mounts to
£3,503,337. 2s. 7d.
Total sum estimated - £6,379,548 1 3
Deduct the vote for Class 111. 2,876,210 18 8

Remains Charge as stated in these Esti-
mates for the effective part of the Army .6'3,503r:17 2 7
The Committee have annexed to their Report a statement of
the particulars Of the charge of the several public Departments
in Great Britain and Ireland, as ir.cluded in the Army Did-
mates : and a statement, shewiog the amount and causA of dif-
ference between the Estimates of the ordinary Services of the
Army, as voted for 1818, and the charge of the same Estimates
for 1819.
London, England, 1819-04-10

BRISTOL, APRIL a.

Our Sugar Market, within these few days, has ex•
hibited some little appearance of business, as several
considerable parcels have been brought forward, and
being of the quality now alone saleable, they met
ready buyers at good prices. The quotations of our
own and other West India Markets bear, at. present,
a very great disproportion ; but we may obserye.that
there are very few Sugars of a low description• on
sale in Bristol : whilst the largest quantities in other
places being of an inferior sort, the holders are glad
to effect sales even at much reduced prices. We
believe that in Sugar, Ws. upwards, there is no very.
great difference between ourselves and other markets.
Corn of all descriptions is lower, particularly Barley.
Molasses are rather higher, owing to the great scar-
city. In other articles there is very little doing, and
no alteration in their nominal currency.

EMMA, MARCH 21. •
Commerce is here completely at a stand, with the
exception of a small coasting traffic carried on with
Bourdeaux and Bayonne—money is exceedingly
scarce—the iron of Biscay is in no request—mer-
chandise have no sale. Not one vessel arrives from
the el -(levant Colonies. Taxes are very heavy, and
discontent is manifest in all classes.--Such is the po-
sition of Bilboa.—Grass grows on the wharfs, and
all other commercial towns of Spain may be classed
in the same catalogue.
EAST-INDIES,

The following extract of a letter from a Captain in
once of his Majesty's Regiments of Foot, at Calcutta,
addressed to his friend in Cork, and dated Nov. Ist,
1818, serves to corroborate what we have oftner than
once stated—the folly that has been exhibited by our
speculators in forcing their commodities into foreign
markets Every species of European produce is
telling here for one half the cost of bare labour in
England. I bought at an auction, a few days since,
a dozen large muslin shawls, which cost in London
It:s. and 11s. a-piece, and I only paid for them ono
shilling each. No article of European produce saves
its importer, Calcutta is to glutted with it, as are
also Bombay and Madras. The free traders have
completely ruined themselves, and if they persevere,
they will do the same to the Company's shipping.—
It would be a great loss to persons iu India, the de-
su uction of the free traders ; we should then lose what
is se desirable, a daily intercourse with Europe, and
easy and convenient opportunities of returning home ;
for, although a Commander of a Company's ship
would turn up his nose at the sum allowed by Go.
vernment to Officers returning togurope, still a Cap-
tain of a free trader would be glad- to get it ; and a
man would not be very tenacious about the table for
four mom►"

•Wane much concerned to learn that there havp
bean siacatulynaguly cases of Typhus in different parts
of Yerkillin,
London, England, 1819-04-10

THE REVENUE.

The following is a correction of some Errors which
took place in some of, the items published yesterday,
of the Charge upon the Consolidated Fund lbr tle
Quarter ending on the sth of April, 1818;
Compare of the Charge upon the Consolidate,' Fund for the
Quarters elide.' the sth April, 1818, and z",ith Aptil, 1519.
Qrs. end.:.lsth April.

De-
Increase.
crease.
London, England, 1819-04-10

rEDRSTRIANISM.

FAII.UIIt OF CWT.'S GREAT UNDERFA[FNO OF SEIM/411,2W°
Mitts A Day FOR Tivr.r.vc sucders.-tiss • DAvs.—On lltur,day
night, there itas a numerous meeting of respectable Go:Airmen
front all parts of the town, assembled at the house of Mr. Crib,
the Golden Lion, Borough-market, to wait the arrival of Daniel
Crisp, the celebrated pedestrian, from Dever, it being his seventh
day of performiog seventy-two miles dully. There were many,
bets laid for and against his arrival before twelve &sloth. As
the expected hour drew near, all were anxioLe,-L-reany walked as
far as the Elephant and Castle, in expectation of meeting hits:
At length St. Ea'rl's struck the hour of, twelve, which !tour was
to decide the wager, and f'risp did not arrive; some of the eogre.
pane waited tiU near two o'clock, but he .did not make his ap-
pearance. At two o'clock yesterday afternoon there was no
ddings of Min.—Crisp having before walked 100 matt in e 4 sue:
cessiye hours, and 75 miles a day for six suce..,stve days, cause4'
massy of his friends to kty heavy. bets on his-Firm:mance. The
present bet was for 100 to 5 that. hr would perform the task
Billy pounds of which Crisp bad hacked hitt/self. It sine ap...
pears, that he commenced' his siatitsfirplaboar en 'Wednesday,
under all the disadvantages abßsteredlistilost of appetite, lee.';
and when he arrived at Canterbury; .ittilhlltita the events's, hi:
vn in ser4 a state of eahasstion, fres tte 7* Of his feet, that
he was lastantlY put to bed. Where hi yet remains, suffering
much from the above cause, aid amble to resume its journey. )

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LEEDS, THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 8.

I am sorry to have to state, that the manufacturers
keep discharging their workmen, and stinting those
they keep on to less than one-half their usual quan-
tity of work. Trade never was known to be more
flat; nor is there any prospect of the least improve-
ment ; but vice Versa. • _ _ _

There cannot be a more convincing proof of the
wretched state of the Woollen trade, than the paucity
of business that is now transacted in the extensive
Cloth Halls of this town. These buildings are opened
every Tuesday and Saturday ; but the first Tuesday
in the month • has always been calculated on as the
day of the greatest business ; and in the Coloured
Cloth Hall, as many as twenty thousand pieces have
been sold on that day ; whereas, on Tuesday last, not
more than seventy pieces were disposed of. It is,
therefore, quite evident, that the home markets are
'as completely over-stocked as the foreign. The con-
sequence of this state of things is, that many hun-
dreds of the small master clothiers are nearly as much
distressed as their workmen—being compelled to part

with their goods at almost any price, in order to meet
the pressing demands of their woolstaplers, who, in
consequence of having sustained many heavy losses,
are become uncommonly keen and inexorable in en-
forcing payment of their claims. All the woolsta-
plf:rs and merchants declare, that they never knew so
little business doing, within their yecollection, as at
the present season ; nor was there ever a greater scar-
city of cash.
London, England, 1819-04-10

EXCIIANGES.

At Amsterdam, April 6, upon London at two
months, 36 S. to 36 2. Hamburgh, 34 5-16. Paris?
MID Agio of the Bank, 41 to 4. At Vrankfort,
April 1, upon Amsterdam, at two months, 137.1 Bills.
Paris, 77*. London, 13Si.—At St. •Petersburgh,
March 16, upon Hamburgh, 93 4. to 2342. Am-
sterdam, 10 15-16. to 29-32. London, 11 k to 15-32.
Paris, 115. Silrerrubel 3711.—At Berlin, March 30,
upon London, 6. to 61.—At Paris, Aprils, upon Am-
sterdatn, 56i. Hambnrgh, 1871. and London, 23.60.
• MANCHESTER MARKET.

Our advices from thence are not encouraging,
Last Tuesday proved a very duU znarket-day : stocks
of goods were increasing rapidly, and sales being
difficult, country manufacturers were under the
necessity of sacrificing their goods. Prices were
merely nominal ; yarns were also a shade lower—
SO's water twist, second quality, might be bought for
2s. per pound ; 40's mule good second, from 2s. Id.
to 2s. 3d. according to quality.
London, England, 1819-08-14

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NCr STAR.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1819.
THE FUNDS. •
Paws OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 01411 O.CLOCK
3 per Cent. IleJuced
n pi:: Cent. Ccn 7l t}
?er Cent. 81 per Cent. 91i 9L
5 per Cent. Navy 1041
Rank Long Annuities 19::-16
India liondb 13 14 pre.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) 1 3 pre.
Omnium la pre.
Consols for Acct. 711;;1•

*Wong our accounts from the Manufacturing Dis-
tricts vsll be seen a letter, brought to us by the :',1.111
of this morning, from Mr. Ibex. We would ill have
discharged our duty had we withheld it fit= the
Public at the present crisis; We have, however, ever=
cised the'right we possess, not to alter any of his ex-
pressions, but to' suppress some which appeared to
ns exceptionable. ,On one point we cannot be en-
tirely silent. Mr. Hoax seems to•wish to impress an
idea that ikacn was not shot at by.nny parson. The

Public cannot have forgot that Coaarrr a•ik!lintained,

after the attack made on Mr. BlotWitat's house,
where young WATSON Alt Mr. PLATT" that Mr.
Pi.arr had never been wounded at all; but, alas! to
this very day he suffers from the Wound Ite then
received.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday arriied last Might,
and those of Wednesday we have also received this
forenoon. Count Cep° rilsritt* had on Tuesday a
private audience of the KING. which lasted from
eltveu 'o'clock till mid-day. The privacy and length
of this interview is full of import. It is certain that
there are many intrigues going on at present for
bringing the Duke de RICHELIEU again into the Mi-
nistry, and if Russian influence preponderates, there
is every reason to expect that the Duke will resume
the ascendant. The King was to return from St.
Cloud to Paris on Wednesday last.
Five per Cents. Tuesday, 71fr. 60e.

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London, England, 1819-08-14

WIESBADEN, JULY ss.

The arrests, domiciliary visits, and sequestrations
of papers, which have taken place in our country,
and still continue, excite general surprise. Many
strangers have already left the Baths on the Taumas,
to go to Baden or the Baths on the north of Ger-
many, especially Pyrmont. This removal is said to
have been in consequence of a requisition from the
Ministry of the Police at Berlin, in which the persons
suspected are minutely described according to their
character, way of thinking, connections, and indivi-
dual situation.
People ask each other how the Berlin Police can
have obtained such detailed accounts respecting fa-
mily affairs, individuals, and local circumstances in
this country? and ascribe the information to some
person or another who must probably have long re-
sided in those parts as a secret agent under very dif-
ferent pretexts. Among the Clergymen arrested are
men who enjoyed the confidence and respect of their
parishioners. The family of particularly, is
thrown into affliction by the arrests of several of its,
esteemed members. The Counsellor of the Criminal
Court, M. S. well known by his dismissal from office,
was, it is reported, to have been arrested, but could
not be found, having left the Dochy of Nassau in
time. Search, however, is still making for him. He
is probably on his way to Russia, where, by the re-
commendation of Baron Von Stein, he has obtained
a Professorship in the University of Dopal, after hav-
ing in vain applied for a Professorship in the new
Prussien University at Bonn.
The Clergymen arrested are accused of entertain-
ill; dangerous Republican principles, and of having
mulled politics with their religious instructions. A
receiver of the tans has been arrested, because a let-
ter to him, from Lohning, was found, the contents of
which admit of a mystical interpretation. The names
London, England, 1819-02-25

him. By
four-tenths

amounting
of the legac
also entitled
Esq. of Corby,
tenths. Lord
resided in
the Duke.
Gloucester,
ciples. Soon
ris published
Lord Henry-
his election oy _
casionoi the proposed
he had voted
that he had
neit Election,
He then al'
by the Dir
Grace had
him to remain
cribed to him

vility and
his Grace..
children were
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toad eater,
every honourable
.he addressed
know what ,
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was made
there was .
the Executors
Duke had '
might think
couched i.
his Lordshil
Morris, who
locked the
till he shour,
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priety of his
Lordship,
altered his

between the
puted generall:
most dishonnui
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reputed ci.
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part of the
big, the "Rev
to the Oulu
Solicitor of
poration
del. All
the Duke
utmost affection,
in the world
could attach,
kindly of 7
them with ...
sons neglected
the Duke, ('
understanding
had so conducted
Duke complain
sequioul attention.
entertained

legitimacy
with Mr.
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Duke, so
seined him
might enjoy
latter cf whom,
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London, England, 1819-02-25

to her.

LIVERrOOL, FIBSUART 23.—The Bantry Hall, Roaaari;
front Loillon to Calcutta, was spoke 2oth November, in lat.
1. 25. long. 26. 38. W. The William Leece, JONES, from Lis-
bon to Liverpool, was lost on Saturday night off the Isle of Man
—crew perished. Arrived the Mary, .Ala • n, from Cal-
cutta : sailed 19th October from the Sand Heads
KIItKIVALL, Fat. 10.—A brig :was taken ashore on the island
of Rousay, about ten miles from this place. There was no person
on board, and masts, bowsprit, and every art!cle on deck, ea-
cept the windlass, was washed away, and the greater pan of the
stern gone , most of the cargo it is expected will be saved, but
the vessel will go to pieces. The following is a description of
ithe vessel—coppered and sheathed under, an emblem of a Scotch
thistle on each of the bathe boxes, a star on each car-head, flash
deck about 95 feet long, and about 24 fret wide over the cover-
ing boards, mainmast tongued about four feet belay/ the deck,
and main-rigging water laid.
Cusrom-House, Fie. 24.—Ships entered Invyards--The Dol-
phin, Brawn, from Rotterdam ; Royal Sovereign, Gibb,, from
ditto ; Waterloo, Pratt, front Antwerp ; General Murray, Car-
rington, from ditto ; the June, Myth, from Donk ; Catharine,
Brock, front South Seas; llen Johnson, Gibson, from Odessa;
.Tonne Dirke, Smith, from Harlingen ; Flora Schaftler, front
Memel; Twee Gebrorders. Oanon, from No: '
den ; the Lufclu,
Zwarrenburg, from Amsterdam; Fame, Tricker:, from Scuffle.
Outward:—The Spring; Kirk, for Buenos Ayres; Cr.mda,
Davison, fur Quebec ; Eiutracht, l'ust, for Stettin PCornwaU,
Wilson; and Marquis of Ely, Richardson, for China.

We have received Papers from St. Christopher to
the lath ult. His Excellency THOMAS Paosvit, Esq.
Governor of the Island, died on the 10th, of fever,
after only three days' illness. Governor PROBIN was
formerly in the army. He served in America at an
ealierl
ywap:'laipoptiuie
of
hip
and more recently in E'' pt.
the Government of St. Chris-
topher in 1816. His Excellency was Governor of the
Islands of St. Clitistopher, Nevis, Anguilla, and tke
Virgin Islands.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK was at Co-
vent-Garden Theatre on Tuesday night, situated very
privately in his own box. At the cad of the Pam,
however, he was recognized by the audience, who
immediately began to applaud, and call loudly for
" Goa save the King." This was immediately com-
plied with by the orchestra, but that v..orld not satis-
fy them. The performers were compelled to come
forward, and' sing the national air in 611 chorus, the
whole House standing. up as usnal. /n the interval
between the playing at the tur.c by the band, and the
drawing up of the curtain, the House gave three
loud cheers, when his Royal Highness came forward,
and bowed several times to the audience.
At the Old Bailey Sessions, this morning, Rims
Alexander and Isaac Phillips were found guilty of
picking the pocket of Lord FOLIT, of a =Webb gold
watt, and pocketbook,
.ia front of the hustings in
cestentAiarden, on the evening of the 16th lostatt.
London, England, 1819-02-25

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Juno, Gni., from Berwick to Hull, is kiet on Holy
Island, Master and two men saved.

La Eugene, —, from Antwerp to Hull, is arrived at Yar-
mouth, dicmasted.

The Pomona, RCM, of and for Aberdeen, from Troon, with
coals, wont ashore on South itonaldshay, Orkney, on the 9th
instant. The crew was saved, as also part of the materials, and
It was hoped the anchors and cables might also be got ; hut the
vessel, after het bottom was Not nut, had surged into deep wu..
ter, ald would he a total wreck, without a possibility of wing
anv pert of the cargo.
.FALXO47III, Fits. W.N.W.—Sailed the Ottico-of
Marlborough Packet, for Lisbon ; Swiftztre Packet, fot Ame
rica ; Lady Mary Pelham Picket for Prazili—all with s ails;
four Transports, with troops, lint Packet,
; and a number of
outward-bound vessels and coasters. _

CAXIMAX, Pea. 22.—The Levant, MILIIORN, from Liverpool
to Genoa, was driven on shore yesterday on Newport Sands,
but is expected to be got off without much damage.
PORTS-MOUSE, Frs. 24.—Wind W.N.W. blows hard.—Pat
back his Majesty's ship Steam, and 5 (transports), and a tram.
ber of outward-bound, and remain with the rear, all welL
Cowes. Fee 24.—Wind N. W.-t—Arrived the Swedish brit
Alliance, Henssrm, from Gotteliburgh to the Mediterranean,
with loss of sails, tk.c. also the Minerva, Ssaacc, with loss of
sails, from Waterford to London, and remains to rat.
IhAL. FiCERVART 24....W.114 N. and nu derst-.---Arrived
yesterday and still remain, the St. Pat 1, front Batas is for Anw
stet dam, out 147 days; Pr.nee Coburg, HUTCHI;110111, from Cork;
Nestor, Same, ham Lisbon; Libert , emus' ; William
and Ann, Josxs, from Cork. The St. Paul lost an anciktir and
cable yesterday. Came down from the River and sailed, the
Cadmus, Aertear, for the Isle of France, lost an anther is
Margate Roads; Ocean, AIROWSIIIIII, from the North for
Honduras, lost an anehor and cable in the Gulls, but proceeded
on her voyage ; the Scipio, Daostssoho, fee Virginia; Riga, •
Poulin, fur the llavannah ; Nancy, Fxsousaii, for Sierra
Leone. Put back yesterday, all well, the Fockliugton, Ilts.• •
Luz, for Jamaica.
BPAIIIMAIII4, Fes. 23.—There is a brig on the Sand near Put:
fin Island, with a sign d of distress flying—ass:stance is gone
London, England, 1819-08-13

FOR READY-MONEY ONLY.
IMPROVED PLAYING CARDS.
THE White Colour and Superior Polish of the
PLAYING CARDS, warranted without Cotton in their
composition made entirely of English Paper, invented by,
THOMAS CRESWICK, No. 16, Skinner-street, Snow-hill,
London, is now far beyond the " Principal Superfine of the
Old School," made from Foreign Paper.
The Public are respectfully informed thAt a sample of the
Cards is constantly to be seen by any one who will take the
trouble to bring with them a Pack of the best Town made, for
comparison.
The prices of these Cards are much less than those of other
Makers:—Extra-superfine Moguls, white backs, 445. per dozen
coloured, 46s.—Superfine flarrys, white, 425. coloured, 445.
Flue Highlanders, white, 395. coloured, Cll.
Cards for exportation, Duty free.
ler The sole Inventor and Maker of rough and smooth Rolled
Drawing Paper.
London, England, 1819-08-13

GLASGOW, AUGUST 10.

During last week upwards of 300 people, living in
the Royalty, were working in the Green, and behaved
with great propriety during the whole time. The
wages during that period were Is. Is. 3d. and Is. 6d.
according to the circumstances of the families.—
During the same time 330 persons, belonging to the
Barony Parish, were employed in a quarry breaking
stones on the same terms ; hut, as it appeared from
the application to the Committee for work, that there
was at least double the number of persons who re-
quired employment, they resolved to employ a con-
siderable number in addition to those already em-
ployed, and, as the;r funds were inadequate to con-
tinue this for a length of time, they resolved to dimi-
nish the wages to Is. a day. This determination was
intimated to the people in the Green as early asWed-
nesday last, when they approved of the measure, and'
the whole returned to their work on Monday morn-
ing. The people in the Quarry, however, belonging
to the Barony, were not satisfied, and refused to
work unless their former wages were allowed them ;
both parties having met at the breakfast hour yester-
day, the Glasgow ones likewise struck work. Under
these circumstances, and from a great number of
people assembling in the Green, the Magistrates, and
R. 11/oval-ow, Esq. Sheriff Depute for the County,
took the necessary precaution for keeping the peace.
—The constables and a detachment of the 10th Dra-
goons were on duty, and the 80th Regiment in our
garrison were under arms. The evening passed with-
out any material disturbance. About nine-tenths of
the whole workers have, this morning expressed a
desire to be employed at the rate of wages offered,
and arrangements are making for their re-employ-
ment. Those from the Quarry resolved yesterday
afternoon to wait upon the Rev. Dr. BURNS, to desire
him to call a Meeting of the Heritors of the Barony
Parish, in order to grant them higher wages. They
appointed a delegation, as Dr. BURNS very properly
refused to speak to the crowd. He referred the de-
legates to Mr. GORDON, the agent for the heritors•
They accordingly proceeded to that Gentleman's
office in Glassford•street ; but finding him from home.
they returned to the Green and dispersed, after ap-
pointing a Meeting this day to take further measures-
The military were under arms most of the afternoon•
London, England, 1819-08-13

CRICKET.

The Grand Cricket Match in Lord's Ground, between two se-
lect Eleven: of the Mary-h-bonne Club, to be decided in a single
Innings, was decided on Wednesday in favour of Mr. Mtwara.
Mr. TANNER ...135 1 Mr. &sawn . 1!!
Mi. Tames won by 41 rung—No odds at starting.
London, England, 1819-08-13

PAISLEY, AUGUST 8.

Mr. CAMPBELL, of Walkinshaw, the Convener of
the County, has just issued the following notice:

" At the request of Lord Blantyre, as Preses of a respectable
Meeting of the Heritors of the Abbey Parish of Paisley, held
on the sth instant, a Meeting of the Noblemen, Heritors, Ma-
gistrates of Towns, and Gentlemen at the head of Manufac-
turing Establishments in the County. is hereby requested at
Renfrew, on Friday the 20th instant, at One o'clock, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the best and most effectual
mode of relieving (by creating employment or otherwise) the
distress T.t present experienced by a very considerable proportion
of the Operative Manufacturers in the County."