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London, England, 1817-05-24

LEAD t4IN ES.

On the Order of the Day being read for the second
reading of the Lead Mines Poor Rates Bill,
Si, CHARLES MONCK. telt it necessary again
to intrude hon,eif upon the House to oppose the pre-
sent Bi►l. He considered Lead Mines ought to be
as haule for Poor Rates as Other property, but con-
tended the rates ought to be laid, not on the owner,
out on the occupier.
Lord LASCELLES defended the Bill, and con-
tended the occupier ought to be borne harmless, in
consideration of the risk to which he was exposed' in
the working of the mines. The law which had been
in force had not produced the evils whisk the Ho-
nourable Baronet seemed to think might be expected
from it, and he therefore thought it ought to be re-
newed by the Bill.
Sir JAMES GRAHAM was of opinion
.the Poore'
Rates ought to be paid by the occupier. From the
time of k.lizabeth it had been the policy of the Le-
gislature to avoid imposing the Pours' Rates on the
landlord. Such a measure would not fail to cause
much injustice to be done. He thought there were
no grounds for bringing forward this Bill, and he
therefore moved—" That it should be read a second
' time on that day six months."
Lord MILTON opposed the Amendment, and
wished the subject referred to a Committee.
Atter a few further observations from Mr. Curt-
witti, Mr. Monism, Mr. Titemmoix, Sir M. W.
RIDLEY, Lord Laxcem.gs, and Ms. D. Quieter, the
House divided, when the numbers were—
For the Amendment 22—Against it 29—Majority
[in favour of the second reading 7.
London, England, 1817-05-24

GRAVESEND. MAY H.

Arrived the Maria Margaret, Nichols, from Bkineur. Sailed
the Lord Suffield, !frown. for Calcutta; Elizabeth, White. for
the Cape of Good Hope; Edward, Germain, for Amigos; Hat.-
ford, Newton. for Archargel; Union, Spicer, for Ostend;
Louisa. Ozz, for Rotterdam; Wellington, EtiwurJo. for Ant-
werp ; Industry, Roy. for Daritz,c; Diving. Harrison. for Riga;
Dorothy, Edmunds, for Hamburgh; and Jason, Davidson, for
Quebec.
MAT SS.—Arrived the Neptunm. Harrison, from Riga; Al.
Nance Dominski. from Dantzie ; Abrona, Maine, fromtGibral-
tar ; Mercury, Di‘nu' front Goiresiburgli nit ; Sul +;e, ti,u,rostle,
from Volgasi ; Agenoria, Pomeroy, from Palermo ; she Thames,
Brown, from ilasitburgli ; Julirouw liasdrica. Englisman. front
Groningen; Vruw Armin*, 'human, from Emildtn; the Vrow
Svvank. y, Bolden, frum Groningen ; Proselyte, Banter, front Gre-
nada; Louisa, Christian, from Stettin; Argo, Barclay, from Ja..
maks/ Charlotte Dorothea, Horgan, from Rostock ; Ann, Lay-
burn, from Dam zie ; Fortuna, Smith, fmm Stralsund ; Rambler,
Godfrey, front "Ertirriffe; Nimrod, Watson. front Hainturgh;
Recovery, 1 burps, from St. Michael's; the Hanover, Adamson,
front Jamaica.—Salted Ike Lord Niddry, Rkttardon, for Que-

bee; Blucher, Rngers, for Berhire; Ida, Aldridge, fur Bermuda;
fenny, Nunn, for Antwerp ; Habende Eliza, I.eieht, for Chris-
tiansaud ; Annan, Petra, for Ostend; nod the lean, Patterson,
for Vainest.
London, England, 1817-05-24

ALGIERS.

Litters from Madrid mentivn that aeconcts had
been received by the pteceding Mail frr,rn Cadiz,
stating that 'die British Vice-Consul, and several other
British subjects and foreigners, had been murdered
at Alg'.ets., VV,I are unaware what degree of credit
is to. he ginn to the report, which we only mention
io the harm it comes to us ; though we should be in.
di; ed•tts believe, that an act of so atrocious a n store
s nuld hare been known to us through .France, ur
Ironi the Mediterranean direct, if it had been true
certain .it is, that its currency had created tome sen-
sation both in Cadiz and Madrid.
London, England, 1817-05-24

EAST-INDIES.

Calcutta Papers to the 20th of December have
reached us. They contain details of the politics and
warfare of the Hindoostanee Chiefs and of the Pin-
darees.
The district of Jypoor is in a distracted and
desolate state. There are various Chieftains all pur- '
suing one object, but in a different way. They would
remove Mtea KHAN. who seems to carry on his pre-
datory schemes, and was, on the 14th of November,
near IntJpoor. in the hilly and strong country of
Agemere. Meanwhile the Pindarees, hovering along
the hanks of the Narbudda. have kept the Cuterat
and Caudeish in great alarm. About the middle of
November, ten thousand were encamped on the north
bank of the Narbudda, four thousand of whom broke
up, and took the road to Gozerat. The rest made a
rapid dash southward of the Narbudda, and were met
and defeated with much skill and mirage by Major
Lusursoros. The British Nagpoor force was, in
'the middle of November, encamped near Hosfringa-
b rd. One of its detachments had, about the Gth of
November. fallen in wits and killed a few Pindarees
on the north bank of the Narbudda. There has been
great sickness in the Upper Provinces, but it was on
the decline.
The Frances Charlotte was lost on the sth of No.
vembcr on the Preporis, off the coast of Siam. About
120 men, the sick, and the women and children, Ma.
jor and Mrs. IsiTtleasox, and Mrs. hI,QuEEN, were
taken off by the Prince Blucher, from China. The
r fey, ninety men, six officers, and sixty Lanai, were
left on the Preporis, the Blucher having carried
away her foremast in a storm, and received other
da-
mage ; but vessels were dispatched from gauger
Roads to bring them off, and no doubt was enter-
Diked of their being saved.
London, England, 1817-05-24

NAY4L INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL. MAY es.

Arrived this morning the Coldstream and Wind-
ham, from China, and the Europe from Madras and
Batavia. The two former have sailed for the River,
the latter remains. Came down from the River and
rerhain, the Hussar, for the South Seas, and Caledo-
nia, for Fundy.
DOVER, MAY U.
- - - -

Arrived last night the Lord Duncan, Captain
Nacos, from Ostend, with a mail and passengers ;
also the King George, Captain MEncen, and L. rd
Duncan packet, Captain liasuTorr, from Calais, with
passengers.—Sailed this morning the King George
packet, Captain KING. for Calais, Mich a mail and
passengers, also the Prince Leopold, Capt. Roomr,
for that port, with passengers. Arrived this after-
noon the Iris French packet, Capt. Souvlue, from
Calais, with a mail.

FALMOUTH, MAY 21.
Arrived the Hind, Revenue cutter, from a cruize.

PORISMOUTFI. MAY 23.
Arrived the Henry, 17,0 x, from Hull for Messina.
Sailed his Majesty's sli;p ERIDANUs, on a cruise, and
the Adamant transport, fur Cork and Ceylon.

SYMINGTON. MAY £3.
Passed by yesterday, after pnst, the Windham,
from China. The Purser landed here with dis,
patches, and set off immediately for London.
London, England, 1817-05-24

THE LATE CAFTCIIff&

Dr. PHILLINIORE, seeing an Honourable Ba.
ronet, a Lord of the Admiralty (Sir Geo.W4rrender)
in his place, expressed his desire to put a question
.o bins of some general importance, but particularly
affecting the pers9ns engaged in that important trade
vrt,ich for centuries bad exited between this country
and the Free Cities (if the North of Europe. Two
vessels belonging to Hamburgh and Oldeoburgh had
been recently captured in the narrow seas by a Bar-
bary corsair, bearing the flag of the Bey of Tunis,
and were Subsequently recaptured by his Majesty's
hip Alert. An application had been duly made to
the Port Admiral in the Downs for their release,
which he understood was refused. He could not see
the grounds of that refusal; but be wished to know
whether any order had been, or was intended to be
issued, for having these vessels restored to their
owners f

Sir GEORGE WA RRENDER said, that as he
had been prevented by indisposition from attending
at the Admiralty, the Leitrued Gentleman could not
txpect that on a question involving perhaps some in-
ternational points, be could then give the explana-
tion be required.
Dr. I'HILLIMORE did not intend to ask from
the Honourable Baronet any opinion generally, but
merely as to a. fact.
London, England, 1817-07-16

IV TANNERS, FELLMONGERS, AND 0 I'HERS.
EXCELLIN FREEHOLD PREMISES, MAIDENHEAD,
is ER KS.
By HOCIGAR and PHILLIPS.
At the Men. 00 FAIDAT. August I, at reveler.
ACOMPACT ar.d v. ry Desirable FREEHOLD
lAN-YARD, situate at the entrance of the Town *1
Maidenhead, a very eentneal Situation for carrying on a Trade
of great Importance. The Estate comprises a spacious Tarr
Yard, Bark-Barn, Drylng-House, Ware-Rooms Stabling, and
Outbuibliugs; together with a suitable IhirelingAtouse Cinuit-
iug-liouse, Premises, Productive Gardens and Meagiw.i.and
cootiguous; the whole containing together upwards of Five
Acres, In the occupation of the Proprietor, Mr. 1.1.1 y, who will
give early posse:idea.
May be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; of Mr.
J. Butterworth, Grano., Bermondsey; at die Mart; anJ ul lide-
gut and Phillips, 611, Okl Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1817-07-16

tinuriufh

Rivt-t% Tits:Al-ex.—La Carew!, &
peated last night, and ii,ave universal satichtction.
rhe House was well attend d. Among the fattlion-
abLis were.—
The Span'sh Ambassador, Doke; of Leeds and Dorset, Dike
of Grafton and the I.ale s Etzroy, Michel; of Richmond, Mar.
guts and Marchioness of Win. 1.". t tr, Ilan- pis arid I‘l.-achint:t..l
of Worcester, Marrhionesi C.ntiden, M 'ratio:less of Down-
'hire and the Ladies 1111; 1.or.1; A•air, Lyndoch, Nielboroe,
Drecknoek, Aboyne, Atatlvrr,, .1. rlt.7,:roF,
Wm. Bentittrk, Alvanky, Etc. &e.
ENtatsu 04.sata-House.—The Cabia.rt, and the lit,
tle operatical piecys i,f /oi'y face, and 7li revrta. of
Moles, attracted a tun and elegant house last night.
Time Grand Saloon, attached to the T:,eatre is now
o2ened in a beautiful styl.,. it is laid out as a shruir.
hay, tray, rsed with walks, il:uminated with dime e
and otlivr lamps. The ends and sides are lined with
lofty trees, of which there are also two parallel rows
down the middle ; the latter hung with Chinese
lamps. The citzubs which fill up the scene are of the
most rare and beantifol kinds, all natural and growing
in pots. There ate seats in the walks at convenient
distances for the accommodation of the company.
The ref:tubing verdure of the shrubs, their fragrance,
and the coolness of the place, are happily adapted to
a summer Theatie, and fir mote. grateful to the
setts,* than the most costly and splendid calla:11;th.;
meats of art.
London, England, 1817-07-16

THE An lf I;.

The 9th Light Dragoons (Laneers),toiich are to
relieve the Yd (R. N. B.) Dragoons in the Kentish
astrict, will arrive in Canterbuty, in two slivicioni,
on Friday and S.iturday next ; and on Monday and
Tuesday the remaining of the 2d Dragoons
will march frotn thence on their route for Scotland.

The Lune, Arnie, and Z:phyr, transports, have
arrived at Barbados, with reinf )rcements, amounting
to about 20 Officers and 150 men. Lieutenant-CC 10.
nel O'HattA, of the 69,1, and Lieutenant-Colonel
ST!WAUT, of the Royal York Rangers, went out in
the Zephyr; the former has since arrived at Saint
Kitt's, where the Staff of the63tl is at present stationed.
The Engineer (army brig), after conveying Colo-
nel O'HARA from Barbadors to St. Kitt's, proceeded
to St. John's, Antigua, and sailed thence on the(-nth
May, on her return to Barbadoes, with Brevet Ni.s.ifir
ALSTIN, of the 25th Foot, which has been ordered
home.

The 21st Regiment are under orders for the West
Indies, and the I st West India (part of which are in
garrison St. J Antigua) are destined for the
Cape of Good Hope.
A Correspondent requests we would inform him
why the Adjutant of a Regiment, in case of reduc-
tion, does not receive the same rate of half ply as
the other OtEcers—the hall pay of the farmer bring
at the rate of less than a half, while that of the
latter is equal to two thirds of the full pay ?
With the reason of the difference, we must confess
we are not acquainted ; and we think there is a gond
deal of force in the appeal w;iich our Corespondent
makes against it. The situarion of an Aditit.gat,
he jogly obaerves, is one that requires a very consi.
derable portion of ability—a thorough knowledge of;
the service, and habits of most exact and unremitting
attention. In general, accordingly, lo• is an efficer
who has been preuiuted from a subaltern rank, OH
account of his length of service and approved expe-
rience; and surely his claim to pecuniary considers-
Lion, upon retirement, ought not to be lessened by his
merit having advanced him to the performance of
duties so much more arduous and responsible than
arty which his subaltern situation could have imposed.
But what. is the fact ?—A gentleman (to take the case
stated by our Correspondent) has screed seven years
as Lieutenant—he promoted to be Adjutant, and
serves the same period in that. capacity—the Ree,i-
ment is reduced, and he is placed on half !sty, at a
rate considerably !en than what he would have re-
ceived had he remained as a Lieutettanr„ &dell
there is room for amendraent in this.

SPOIITING.
MEETING, (.Co ri.ANn) JULY ft.
Hunters' Stakes of I tags each, tur homes, ittc. I each.
Gentlemen riders. Three miles. (Seven subscribers.)
Mr. Sailhe's ch. g. Carolus, by Orum, 5 yn °ld
Mr. ON's gr. tn. Parssina, o yrs old
E.tty Poliois. fur all ages Four mile hers.
Mr. B.illbe's Car..lus, 5 yrs-toid, nat. Bb. . - I I
Mr. /4/141COIM'a bay horse Neil Lauder, 5- yrs.ulJ, 861. fab Q 2
Mr. Vick's ch. mare Win if•she•ran, S-yrs-old, nat. 41b. 3 3
London, England, 1817-05-12

DOVER, MAY 10.

Saiied this day the Chichester packet, Capts4l
Rurren, with a mail and passengers for Calais ; p!s•
the F:ilra, Captain WATSON, for the same place, vaeh
passenger,. Arrived this :afternoon the Ant, Capin
liattNia, and PAntigone, French packet, from Calais,
with passengers. Sailed this evening the Lard
can packet, Captain PASCOE, for Ostend, wi..b a ri,-1
and passengera.
MAY 11.—Sailed this day the Princess Angusta,
Captain BLAKE, for Calais, with passengers; aki)
the Friends transport for the same port, with horses
and baggage belonging to the Duke of WELUNCAOX.
Arrived this morning the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend, with the Flar,:!ets
Mail and passengers.—Vs'ind W.S.W. blows strong.

FALMOU TH. MAY 9.
The American brig Texel, TIIEICM, from llnstnn,
was off this port to-day, out five weeks ; she has pm-
ceeded for Havre de Grace. Orders have reached
for the Prince Ernest packet, for Lisbon, and Litdv
Louisa packet, for Gibraltar and Malta, to sail, sind
their mails will be closed in time for them to sail
before dark this evening.—Wind from E. to W.

PORTSMOUTH, RIAY It.
Sailed yesterday the Thomas and Mary, Wasov,
Isabella and 'Trent trapsportc, for Chatham ; and Sr.
Stefando, WEAMOUTM, for St. Peterburgh. Attived
to.clay the West Indian transport from Rio Janeiro,
sailed 13th February; spoke the ship Glory, bord
to India, to the South of the Line, all well. Parted
by for the River, the Hound, natuce, from St. Mitt's,
out eleven reeks, all well—also arrived the UiiioN
STAMMERS, from Port au Prince, sajled 13th :`larch ;
spoke the Bermuda, Iltr t, from St. Domingo; Argo
and Jessie, from Jamaica, in the Gulph, all ;
the Stately, of London ; the Leander, Wastrel, boos
Liverpool, bound to America.—Wind Westerly. •
London, England, 1817-05-12

STOCKHOLM, APRIL 2S.

It having been proposed to intro.luce the gas lights
here, it has been calefilated that the oil lamps used
here, (reckoning one for each of the 3633 houses in
Stockholm,) cott annually 26,869 Bank dollars, that
the first establi.lnnent of the gas apparatus would
cost 16,666 Bank dollars, and that the keeping up
of the apparatus, 240 tons of coals, and attendance,
annually, 6033 Bank dollars. The coals are cheap,
and to be procured from the mines of Hoeganaes, in
Schoenen, which extend under• the Sound. Last
year there were dug up there 153,056 tons, of which
about half were exported, and a great part used in
the foundries and stone manufactories.
London, England, 1817-05-12

MILLER r. MILLER.

This was A suit to set aside the marriage of the
Rev. J. C. Miller, and Sar.ill'his wife, on the gro,ind
inf adcltrry. Tile circumstances of this case oar
lteaders are already acquainted with. The Jury be-
fore whom it was tri..fd, gave him A2OOO damages.
After hearing Counsel on bosh sides, sentence of
annulling the rnOtiage of the parties was accordingly
promulgated in apt, Court.
London, England, 1817-07-18

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 17.

Snare ISTRIII6D Is:weans—The -Hibernia, Gray, from An-
cona and Gibraltar ; Stately, Jameson. from Dante.: ; Dano,
Joch, from Gibraltar; Chance, Reid, from Madeira ; hleonota,
Schen& and the Thais, Appkby, from Bourdeaux ; Wellington,
Sedgwiek, from Calais ; Royal Sovereign, Laming. from Rotter-
dam; Repeater, Allen, from ilakiniore ; Alexis, Wilson, from
Memel; Vier Gebroeclers,--.—, from Worcum ; Boffa Lyekan,
—, from Gene; Waterloo. Junes, from Jersey; and Vrow
Anna Marla, Stephenson, from Lisbon.
01:1.w/taus—The Mary, Fox. and the Marquis of Angiesea,
Brown. for Ostend; Margaret, flughs, for Dieppe ; Mary Ann,
Johnson, for St. John's (New Brunswick), for pastaigers only 1
Nelly, Cow ell, for Elsineur and St. Petersburgh ; Susan, Wine'.
cans, for Tenerilfe ; Thetis, Reed. for Hamburgh ; and Liar: let,
Suuby, for bwinemucde and Stettin.
London, England, 1817-07-18

DERBY, JULY 16.

Friday afternoon, about two o'clock, this neigh.
bourhood was visited by the awful, but happily very
rare phzaomenon of a tornado. It adv.inced from
the south-west, and first came in contact with the
earth near the Depot, about three•quatters of a mile
from Derby, where it was most violent. It there
tore up a finsi ash tree by the roots, several large
branches of which were carried to a considerable dis-
tance ; and in its progress it took up a quantity of
new hay from the grounds of E. S.,Si nem., Esq.
(not less than half a ton) which was citified to an
immense height, dispersed to a wide extent, and
carried along with the clouds.
The storm happily passed over without doing any
injury to the town. It was accompanied by very
heavy rain, which brought down portions of the hay,
some of which was very closely matted together, but
the greater part was borne along with the clouds till
quite out of sight. The vanes of All Saints' Church
were observed to turn round at intervals during the
storm, and although the air must have been so greatly
agitated in the upper regions, it watperfectly calm
below. The storm took a northerly direction, and
as soon as it had passed away the sky became clear,
and the air remarkably hot : soon afterwards the
clouds collected again with rain for the remainder of
the day. The quantity collected in Mr. SWAN WICK'S
rain gauge was one inch and a hell.

ELOPFMENT.—On Monday .evening last, the son of
an Officer at the West end of the town, eloped with
the daughter of a half-pay Officer. The fugitives were
traced to Wimbledon, and their joys were interrupted
by the untimely interference of the young lady's pa.
rents. The blushing fair one was restored to her home
on the following evening, avid from circumstances
connected With the case, the affair is likely to amuse
the Gentlemen of the long robe is the ensuing term.
London, England, 1817-07-18

THE EVENING STAR.

0 . 1)0N.

TO-MORROW, 19TH JULY, THE LOTTERY WILL
FINISH.—FIRST PRIZE WILL HAVE Aso,ouo MORE—
PROBABLY MAY BE .140,300! !!—NO ADVANCE IN.
PRICE!'

FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1817.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Reduced 840—Coneob SI i—for August Hi
4 per Coot. 99i}-4 per Cent. Navy, 104
Bark Long Anna. ma—lndia Road; 104 104 pr.

Exchequer-11 Ils 19r. tits. pt.

This being Settling day for the July Account, In comcquence
sif tie great fluctuation that has take t place of 11 per Cent. the
greatest anxiety was visible in the countenance of every one.
Most of the old Jobbers on the Exchange have been Ilforier—
one Jobber had to pay a balance of £BO,OOO, and many others
very large balance, ; however, no defaulter was declared up to
twelve o'clock. The Public are supposed to take of the Honse
upwards of att,ooo.ooo. Consols commenced this morning at
SSA for this account; and for the August account 84.
London, England, 1817-07-18

FALMOUTH, JULY is.

Sailed the ACTIVE And HIND CIIIICTS on a 011;7e.
The frigate that arrived yesurday is the GANYMEDE,
from Portsmouth for Cork.—Wind N.W.
PORTSMOUTH. JULY 17. _ _

Arrived the Achilles, Anne, and Prince of Orange
transports, from Barbadoes; they are put under qua-
rantine, in consequence of some of the people having
died on the passage. Sailed the Dolphin, PIWUTING,
for St. Thomas's.—Wind N.W.
DEAL, JULY 17.
- - - - -

Arrived and sailed fo►r the River, the Lord Cath•
cart, Twins.. from Bengal ; Lady Holland, DEAN-
HAM; Piersons, ROBSON ; and Mary. FERGUSON, from
Jamaica; Wellington. HARMAN, from St. Vincent's;
and the Fortune, TAYLOR, from Honduras. Came
down from the River and sailed the Sisters, for Vir-
ginia ; Industry and Columbus, for Quebec; also
sailed the Regent, GLARY?, for Archangel.

TEIGNMOUTH, JULY 16.
The Venus, ENoN, has received damage in the
River Eze, from being on shore, and is now under
average at this port. The schooner Squid, of this
port, is lost near the entrance of St. John's Harbour,
Newfoundland.

HARWICH, JULY IT..
The Eastatingen, JAWBSON, from North Bergen for
L'Orient, was this day towed into this port by the
smack Prosperous, having been on shore on the West
Rocks; lost her rudder, anchors, and cables, and
other damage. Arrived the Lord Nelson packet with
a mail front Cuxhaven.

DOVER, JULY 17.
Sailed last night the Lord Duncan packet, Cap-
tain Name, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers.
Sailed this day the King George packet, Captain
Kis°, with the French Mail ; and the King George,
Captain MEHCER, with passengers for Calais. No
arrivals either yesterday or today from the opposite
Coast, owing to the wind being front the northward.
Six, P.M.—Several vessels have just hove hi sight,
coming from Calais.
London, England, 1817-05-15

NEW WORKS ON BOTANY.
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I. N INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of
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President of the Lintiasan Society. In Bvu. (the Third Edition),
with Fifteen Platys. price 14.. boards.
••• A few Copies are coloured, by desire, price tr. Bs. bds.
The Plan of this Work is to reader the science of Botanical
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tither Sex, who may be dedrous of making this elegant and use-
ful Science a part of their Education or Amusement.
st. Compendium Flora &bazooka. Auceure Jacobi, Eduardo
Smith, Equ. Ayr. M.D. Societatis Linn:ram Prxtide, &c. du.
The Second Eaton, corrected, and contintird to the end of the
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London, England, 1817-05-15

.THE PRP:Cr. REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT
held a Court at Carlton-house.
The Prince of &miss was introduced to the Patna
REGENT by hii Roxo Highness the Duke of CUM-
BEIMAND, and was most graciously received.
The Americaa Minister was admitted to a closet
audience, when he delivered to the PRINCE his letter
of recal, and took leaie of hit Royal Highness pre-
'ions to his departure for America.
Baron REGAVSEN, the Swedish nnister, was also
introduced to the REGENT, when his Excellency took
leave of his Royal Highness, previous to his leaving
England tor a short time.
The Eat! (if LIVERPOOL arid Viscount CASTLE-
REAGH had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT. •

LADY THEUDfalil VYNER'S B.ILL.

Tuesday night, Lady Triconnsin VYNER enter-
tained her distinguished friends with a grand ball, at
her elegant residence in Grafton-street. At eleven
o'clock walizitig commenced, by the following and
other eempltts t
Ve NEI Halt AMICK NON PERCY
Lady C. Omitt c Mr. Mitt
Lady Asnau NIIAM• Mr. VYNLIt
Lady C.GRAuitit Lord C 1.4411
•
Miil FLOYa Captain CR:III7ORD
Lady L. 044111414 MarqUis of Ex.ETE4
bliss Pam Lord VAL ETUiT•
There being no regular supper, the dancing was
uninterrupted, but 4 table WAS 1:4,1 in the principal
if,ning-roots, covered with cold fowls, tongues, hams.
&c. where tile company helped themselves. Ti.ey
%ere likewise 'alternstely supplied, with the rarest
kiss, and re:teilnents. The merry dance was kept
np until five o'clilck. There were present, in the
coinse of the night, upwards of four hundred dtbtin-
guniad purbom.
London, England, 1817-05-15

HOUSE OF LORDS. MY 14.

The Bishop of CLONItitT (one of the Irish Representathe
Prelates) took the or•Li and his 11014
COUrAZI were finaly heard respecting the Scots cause, Tro.
ward v. Sellers.

rhe 1.0141) CHANCELLOM stated tbst be shonld propene
the comidtration of jAdimetit in tide, as well to iti oat or two
other cages, on Friday.
It era% ord.red, on the motion of the Earl of HARDWICFE,
that the Poor's !Awe Committee be empowered to Aloft to tie
House from inne to time.

..... _ _ _
A few private or local BIUs were brOught up front the Carn-
ation br alr ItosearVAvcime, Mr. CAwroomit, sad whets.
rid read the first din. _ _

The Cash Account, from the Commissioners of Richmond
Bridge, for the last year, was presented at the liar.
l'he Ordnance Estimates tor the year 1117, and a variety of
ether Acce.unts relating to that Department, were presented at
the Bar by Mr. Calm c, and, with the foregoing document, were
laid upon thietable.
An Attested Copy of the proceedings In the Ecclesiastical
.Court, rtietive to the Cue being presented st the bar, Mills,'.
Diet/tee Hod was, 012 the Ileatiell Of the Bari of LAODILIDALt,
read t►e first time.
London, England, 1817-05-15

This day was published,

In 4te. price Ts. containing Twelve Half-Sheet Copper-plates,
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North and Souris America; are drawn ant engraved oo the Glo-
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ether : also the Projection or Equal Purls, which will be found
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that may he required. To which Is added, a 'fable of the Lad-
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Eminent Astronomer' equal tq any Set cs( Table. extant.
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London, England, 1817-03-17

ISRUSSELS, MARCH ►o.

The Officers of Convoys and Licenses at Antwerp
have just received orders not to suffer goods of any
kind to be landed or embai ked, and not to suffer any
vessel to put to sea, till further orders. This measure
has been adopted in consequence of a Resolution of
the 6th, which orders thy Captains of ships to pro-
duce those papers which certify they have piisi the
droll detol. It they have paid nothing, they must•give
security to do so, in case it should'be decided that the
duty is to be paid.
London, England, 1817-03-17

EAST-INDIA SHIPPINCt.

An account has been received at East-India House,
dated in Ocober last, ut the arrival in Bengal of all
the ships of thr season* except the MAVOLES, which
put into the Cape on the loth Angtist, and left there
the VStli of that Mouth.

DES MICTION OF THE SHIP HARLEQUIN, DONALD,
IN A THUNDERBOLT, OFF MORI.AIX, 20 INST.
Fonev, hlAucit I4e.—The Harlequin, DiNALD, of
and for London, from Lisbon. was, on the 2d inst.
struck by a thunderbolt. which went through her,
entering the deck near bet cabouse. Captain Dotlatn,
and eleven of his crew. took to the lung-boat, which,
after their best exertions, filled with water and went
down. The carpenter and two of the crew, in the
small boat, were taken up by a sloop belonging to
Morlaix, and carried into that port. This singular
accident happened bistern miles from Morlaix, at
half.past eight, A. 1. JOILN RUTTER, one of the crew,
and a native of Tarpeint, was landed near this port
yesterday, and gives the above information to the
Agent fur LLOYD'S.
London, England, 1817-03-17

SPAIN.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MADRTD, FEB sc.
The affairs of Valencia have been put to rest, in
consequence of several persons having beets itnpri-
soned, eight hung, and others taken to flight. The
informer against the patriot, RECHAR, who, it wi!l be
remembered, was hung in this City, last year, met
with his death by an unknown hand, on the night of
the 18th instant, the anniversary of the day on which
he lodged his informatioa. He was murdered, and
on the mowing of the 19th his head was found stuck
on a stake in the public square, with the following
rl inscription under it Debt I pay to the hero Kr.-
CHAR and his companions, sacrificed through my
traitorous denunciation.'—ln the provinces of Biscay.
Santander. and the neighbouring mountains, mutt
arrests are daily making; and, according to the ac-
counts received by last post, the number of prisoners
already amounted to more than a hundred persons.
Throughout the whole kingdom tLe Givernment has
persons in disguise who go about exploring the senti-
ments of the people, and using great invectives Against
the King and his Ministers, as a kind of lure, when
those who are not on their guard are sure to be seized
the next day. It is impossiole to conceive, much lor,s
to describe, how much in itation is increased among
All classes within the last tear months. Every one
repines at the existing system pursued by Govern-
ment, and-the numerous arrests revolt the tielings cif
every one. The minds of all border on a state of
desperation ; aud, indeed, the most serious conse-
quences are expected."

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

ANTWERP. MARCH 10.

On the 20th of February the Custom-house Officers
on the Scheldt began to levy, upon all vessels sailing
from ♦ntwerp, a duty which they call droit de to/,
notwithstanding all the, treaties. and declaring the
navigation of the Scheldt to be tree. This measure
has excited extreme discontent at• Antwerp, as such
a measure would, if persisted in, ruin the commerce
ul this City. If this law (if it be one) is not soon
abolished, Antwerp may bid adieu to its commerce"
which will go then and fix itself among the happy
Dutch.

On the 20th February, when this novelty was first
introduced. Mr. James, an Englishman, going to
England on board the ship Eleonora, Captain Elsdin,
was obliged to pay this drat de tot for his baggage,
consisting only of old clothes, and linen for his own
use. He paid ten florins and a half Dutch money,
though he had paid theCuktonr-house duties cn arrival.

A bale of goods sent from London to one of our
principal merchants, paid 14 francs 10 cents. treight,
and 100 French droit de to!.

The Director• General of the Convoys and Licenses
having been remonstrated with by the Chamber of
Commerce upon this duty, has replied, that that
'body must address its complaints directly to his
Majesty; meantime the Director has suspended the
levying•of the duty, but the Captains are obliged to
enter into a written engagement to submit to his
Majesty's decision on this head.
P.B.—lt is said his Majesty has expressed his dissa-
tisfaction iu warm terms to the Minister who ordered
the levying of this droit de sol.
London, England, 1817-03-17

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 16.

Arrived the Borodino transport, from Deptford ;
the Ann and the Susan, from London.—Atrived yes-
terday his Majesty's ship Am, from the Downs;
Janus, Abeona, and London transports, from Dept-
ford.—Sailed to-day the Ranger, Gnasur, for the
South Seas ; and yesterday his Majesty's ships CON.
QUEROR and HARDY, for St. Helena; his Majesty's
ships LEANDER, for Halifax ; TIBER, on a cruize;
and BRITOMART, for Plymouth; also sailed the Tra-
falgar transport. for Guernsey; and the Henry and
Elizabeth, JANSON, for Baltimore.—Wind S.E.

The Scouting and HAWK revenue cruizers are
come round Flom Sheerness, and ordered to be paid
off and fitted as tenders to the guard-ships at this
port. Two others, the Virzi.' and NIMBLII, are com-
ing here for the same purpose ; Lieutenant JOSEPH
WILLIAMS, of the latter vessel, is appointed to the
Dm:lnv' revenue cruizer at Sheerness. •
London, England, 1817-03-17

DEAL, MARCH N.

Sailed on the 14th the Waterloo, and Winehelsea.
for Ching; Ruse, Princess Charlotte of Wales, and
Streatham, for Madras and Bengal. Sailed yester-
day the John, Faritanuita, for the Cape of Good
Hope. Sailed to-day the Nestor, THORN ; and Mary,
—, for the River. The latter got on the Good-
win San4s lately, but was got off again. Remain in
the Downs his Majesty's ships GAMS:EDE, ALERT,
and the Rattlesnake reveuue lugger.
London, England, 1817-03-17

HARWICH, MARCH 15.

Arrived the Ileautoy, Henry Freeling, and Lady
Nepean packets, with Mails, from Cuxhaven. Sailed
the Lark packet, for ditto ; Prince of Orange packet,
for Holland ; and Jane packet, for Gout nburgh, all
with Mails.
London, England, 1817-03-17

kALMOUIII, MARCH 14.

Arrived yesterday the Grace packet. with a mail
from I~ew►York, in 18 days. The Prince Ernest
packet, for Lisbon, has gone into the Roads.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 1 5.

No arrivals of consequence. Sailed yesterday the
Elephant, French frigate, for the Isle of Bourbon.
The Commandant and his passengers, among whom
are the Baron and Baroness DINBASSYN ne RICHMONT
with their family, General LAFFITTE, &C. &c. have
quitted the port highly impressed with the heviitahk
attentions they have received from Lord ilotrwr
Enowomne, Admiral Sir J. T. DUCKWORTH, F...trl
and Countess of Mortravi and many other highly re-
spectable c÷ iracters of the town and neighbourhood.
Alio sailed the General Knox.—Wind East.
London, England, 1817-03-17

AN I'WERP. MARCH 11.

It is with regret we inform ear readers that we
have not yet learnt any thing favourable to the city
of Antwerp in regard to the droll de ad. The States
of the province have just addressed lively rem•n-
strances to his Majesty against the drdi de Id.
Mantis 13.—The report of the formation of a
camp in the environs of Antwerp is revived. To-
day, it is added, that the Prince Royal will come and
honour this city, for a short time, with his presence.
—Preparations are already making at the Palace to
receive him.
London, England, 1817-09-19

HANK OF ENGLeiND.

A General Court of Proprietors of Bank Stock was
yesterday held, tor the purpose of declaring a dividend
for the half-year, ending nn the sth of October next.
The Chairman (JEREMIAH HAANAN, Esq ) having
stated, that this was one of the quarterly 0 um held
according to Charter, and also a halt.yearly Court,
assembled (or the purpose of considering D viJend,
observed, that the Curt of Directors oa., talen the
state of the Bank Accounts into ennsideiati nit, and
were of opinion, if the Proprietors though t fit, that
a Dividend should be made of £5 per cent. interest
and profit, for the half-year ending the 10th of Oc.
to!)er next.—The proposition was seconded by the
1) ni). Chairman.
T Hn. Mr. Bouwaßts then rose. and moved
the Amendment
° That, by the [nth Bye-Law of this Corporation, this Coon
Is eatied on to consider the state and condition thereof, previous
to a declaration of a Dividend: That this Cairo has no means
afforded them to pay obedience to this engem, or, ahhoukh simi-
lar demand■ have been emulationy made, on similar occasions,
without such necessary intorniation: I hat this Court is induced,
solely by the :Amoco et bas on the full respoosibili,y of each and
every of the Directions tar any erroneous applicalion of the pro-
fit* of the CeePoradoos or any undue withholdiugof the same,
to order, as 11 dam bar* order, that a Dividend be made of 5
per cent. interest and pron.% for the half.year ending the tOth
of October next."

Sir l'uoteAs Turrow selowided the motion.
The Amendment was. on A thew of hands, nega-
tived, and the original motion was carried.
The Dividend Warrants were (meted to be deliver-
ed and paid on Saturday, the I Ith of October.

THE EVENING STATE
London, England, 1817-09-19

DRURY-LANE tHEATRE.

The excellent Comedy of The Hlrsreitwe was acted
here last night. Dowrow's Dr. Uis a very
admirable and edifying performance; and yet his
jovial and hearty characters are his best—his demure
and hypocritical ones ~re only his second best. His
Dr. Cantwell is not so good as his Major Sterpes. or
Isis Sir Anthony Akalitte,. but still it is very good.
Their excellence consists in giving way to the Omni-
tion of his feelings of social earnestness, or vain glo-
rious ostentation ; the excellence of this in the syste
.matic concealment of his inmost thoughts and put.-
poses. Cardwell sighs out his soul with the simian.
clicly formality of a piece of cloekaw-rk, and exhi
bits the encroachments of amorous importunity under
a mask of still life. The locks of his hair are combed
with appropriate sleekness and unpretending humility
over his forehead and shoulders; his face looks godly
and gsr,esAjf his person and mind are well fortified in
a decent suit of plain broad cloth, sad the calves of
his legs looritoot and saintlike in stockings of dark
pepper-and-salt fleecy hosiery. Bitter slll2llel contend
with talk' tears; the wLining tones of the woven-
' tick, with the insolence of success, and the triumph
of his unbridled rage in the last Act over his phleg-
matte hypocrisy is complete. He was admirably
supported by Mrs. SPAWN, as old Lally Lambert, and
by OlSSallif. as Mawarm. 'this last character is as
hose and dangling AS the sails of a windmill, and is
puffed up and set in motion by one continuous blast
of folly and fanaticism.

Since the introduction of the grand inagnificentlas
chandelier at Covent-garden, foreigners can no longer
complain of the bad taste of London itlayriert, tor'
certainly it is now an enlightened antrum&
The Countess of CRAYIN, Mrs. Meanv, and Miss
BKUNTON, the present successful &bestow of Covent
Garden, all made their first appearance on the Lon-
don Boards at the same age, namely, seventeen.
The Margate Theatre prospers beyond all pre-'
cedent this season.—Mrs. BARTLItY has appeared in
Portia, Lady Teazle, and Mrs. Oailey. —The Farce of
the Innireper's Daughter has been got up, at 4 great
expense, and the very interesting part of Mary sus-
tamed with the utmost feeling and effect by Miss
&DIM. Unaffected innocence could not have found
an abler representative.
The exterior of the Inner Temple-hall has been
completely renovated and restored to its original,
beauty. The Terrace is also repairing for the ac-
commodation Of the belles and beaux of Temple-bar. I

TZA.—The following Eulogy on Tea is from The
New• Yori Commercial Alvertiter of the 20th eh.
Give me, give tn., here my Tea,
Ladies' nectar! give it me;
Sweet as what the hummer sloe,
Or the dew on Beautv's lips! •
'l'Z.ll 't Is makes the spirits flow,
1 kith.. op ibe heart of woe,
Sets the tongue, enlivens wit,
Gives the sweet poetic St
Ts4l 'till makes the dierming it air,
Sprightly, pleasing, as they are !
NV bat is more chap all—Nwas 'Eta,
Tea, that set Colombia free!
London, England, 1817-09-19

IMMPSHIRE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

SreaND DAY.—The fineness of the weather has
evidently induced many families to visit Winchester
at this interesting period. Early this morning nu-
merous carriages ♦ete seen-coming in at the several
entrances of the city; not less than 800 persons were
in the Cathedral at the performance of The Mafia.
Me whole orchestra, vocal and instrumental, exerted
themselves to the utmost of their abilities, and we
never witnessed so splendid and sublime a spectacle
as this venerable fabric presented no this occasion—
nor do we believe there was ever warmer approbation
bestowed on the performance of this Divine Oratorio
of this great Master, as was generally expressed at
that of this morning.—Tbe collection at the doors
was considerable.
London, England, 1817-12-31

CUSTOM HOUSE, DECEMBER so,

SNIPS !NTCkED INWARD.—The Johanna, Baru s, from To-
minion ; -Czar, Cummings, from Leith; Vigilante, —, ft•
Durdt ; L.itely, Heyden. (*min Jamaica; Bntannia, Jeeh, ,:cnt
Hamheigh;. Isabella and Nancy, Holroyd, from Roles;
Hannah, —, from Norway. •
Onzwisaos.-1 he Brillimlt, T•onng,-tor the Care e Ctal
Awe; Brendan Hall, Barr, for Junalea; Catherine% mitewl.
.tot •J'enereik; General Graham, Westherbead, for Eons
George and William; Jane, Flat, for Leghorn and Goa; '-'err-
tine, Strainek, for Ostend ; Proteus, le.rncl, for Vera Cr .z ; csd
litodetir, Amnon. fot Antwerp.

• -

The vesicle for exploring the northern reels
balm begun to be equipped. Two are to endearn:::
to penetrate through Davies Straits, and two to :-each
the Notth Pole, it possible; by which means it is 0:1-
petted to ascertain whether Greenland is an Mar.',
or part of the Continents of Asia or America. Te.e
vessels are to be stored with every requisite in pr,vi.
sums, nautical inctrumenlsi &c. The crew, it is saie,
will consist ofso men, including oificert,in each ve',lo-
- will also be provided with every appendauP
used by the Greenland ships ; and some experienctil
men in that service are to go in the vessels.
I'• At a quarter before twelve o'clock in the night nt
Christittas-lay, a fire burst forth with great lug) r-1
the
r
premises of Mr. EDWARD Ross, fairer, at
Yrindsbney, near Rochester, Kent, which in a few
Sours destroyed the barn, with a quantityef Ore .!led
and unthreshed corn, a stack of canary seed, s stack
of oats, and a stack of pease ; four horses, fire cr9v,
and many impleinents of husbandry, fell a prey t 3
the devouring element. The house was within a !ell
y ldea s Of 'the barn, and but for the great exertinrs
el e by— the corps of Sappers and Miners, ,7'70
the
the water from their barracks, and came
across the 'cotustry -to render their assistance, th...t
Must have bceu destroyed.

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London, England, 1817-12-31

~coMF
stAii. •
kbat spirit of enterprizi and fiir
thin which so pectiliarly Charaktkoriies the siseivlsants,
of Great Britain, then tempeted with disctetiod and
soutid judgMent, may fairly be ilittrihtlted that pie.
eminence to which, among timaneccial nations, *be
has I:questionably -raised herself but when that
spirit has dafortitoately gone abroad enaccompinied
with these accessary qualifications, the result has'
uniformly been attended with the rat of the rash in-
dividuals who have so ventured their prbpertY. A
recent example of this position is to be found in the
immenseshipments of British Manufacturers to/Pinch
America, and thousands are yet batting under their
imprudence.

The supposed sources of wealth ensnyed by the
East India Company in their mimapely, has induced
the commercial wdrld to desire to participate therein.,
and the Legislature in consequence has opened the
Way to these distant and hitherto forbidden shores.

In conretuence of this opening, larch inutiense Visa-
tities of goods of all descriptions, particularly such as
come ondtr the description of Manchester printed
cottons B,nd Paisley 'audios, have been sent•out; and
the India markets so glutted. that the first edven-

wren have altogether ceased their shipments; and
already it is said, that these articles May be pur-
chased at such prices in India as will afford a Profit
in the home market after paying the heavy charges
of India freight, insurance, commission, &c. &c.
Having myself smarted under theffouth American
speculations, I am anxious to guard my countrymen
against the consequences of a similar frenzy; and
therefore' it is that I raise my feeble voice to warn
them of the dangers to which they •ill inevitably
expose them elves, should this manner of shipping to
India continue.

Knowing that your P4per has an erensive cir-
culation in Or manufActuring districts, I request an
early insertion.-1 am, Sir, yowls, &c.

MERCATOR.
London, England, 1817-12-31

ltrAt., DEcEMT3TR in.

Wind W. S. W.—Arrived and sailed for tl..e I*.rrs
the Thomas,.JAcKrana,from.the eve: f Good Hop.;
she spoke en the Bth inst int in !at. 9. 19 Wog. I.
SO. W. his Majesty's skip Clii:/tll3, out 59 days, all
well: Came slows' from the River ;he WouttLn,
Tenerille ; and Sarah Ann, for the Cape.

DOVER, DECF.MBER so.

A::ived off t'uis port this day, the William and
James, Groner;:, belcaging to New-Yolk:trots Cars.
ton in NO days, b'und to AWssterdant: On the
30th November spl:lce the ship
Hattats, from Liverpool for Jam3icarall
Ar-
rived at this port yesterday, the Tellus,
Irmo Pernambuco, in 48 days : on the 22d Niment-
ber spoke the Cynthon, of Southwold, hem the Cape
for London, steering for Va h d r in a very leaky
state, ivind. fair, weather flue, at the time; Dee. I?,
spoke the Shalse‘peare, from London tc New gnu os.
wick, all well; Dee. 24, spoke the Henry, Platers,
of Cork, from Newfoundland for Liverpool, in great
distreis, bowsprit and foremast gone, and very
great part of her cargo thrown overboard, no 4rrli
or water on board tot several days, weather bO.l,
and so very heavy si sea that the Tenor could rer..itz
him no assistance but la y'by him all night, and ne,:
day, the wind abating, sent him bread and wa:e-,
with other articles. The remaining part of the ca
was damaged.

• LIVERPOOL, DECZMBER so.
The Lord Nl'llonald, KENNEDY, %lib;Ch sale.i!ren
this port for Kiel, is put into Brauunitis leaky.
EXTRACT OF A LFTTER rßoll ANIIVIOCA, nATED :::T
London, England, 1817-10-03

THE ARAM

Bnl.Tny
Wednesday, Major-General Sir RIVER?
inspected the I9th Dragoons, now at Iturolord, 2nd
lately arrived from Canada, under the command
it
Major LISLE, when he was pleased to pass the hi;:!,.t
encomiums upon the appearance of this hiphiy
tinguisbed regiment on parade, and ;ii,n the ;wiz
it
arrangements of it, which reflected tl.e hights: c:e ;it
upon the Officers, and more particularly upon i r
Lams.
London, England, 1817-10-03

POLICE.

HATTON Gatteen.—Testerday, PLISTON, ate shoe maker,
who was lately tried for High 'I reason, and acquitted, offered
himself as turel to the amount of 41100, for a man named The-
ism klaver, who stands committed on a charge of receiving goods
knowiug them to be stolen property. Mr. Price, the solicitor,
appeare.l in support of the bail; and Mr. Wilson, on the part of
the protects/or, opposed it. Mr. Wilson said, that the defendant
Ebner bad been oommitted for trial on an iudictrieut found
against hien fora misdemeanour of a suture so serious as to in
duce the biagistrate Won: whom the charge was preferred, to
direct that he should enter Into reeogirsauces, himself in recoo,
and two sureties in £lOO, kir his appearance to take his trial at
the ensuing sessions. Ilse usual oath being administered, Mr.
Wilvon proceeded to question Mr. Preston.
Mr. Wihoo.--Are you the Mr. PITMAN who
Preston—lam.