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London, England, 1819-04-03

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

By the Flanders Mail we have received Letters
from Antwerp of the 29th oh. The following arri-
vals had taken place there :•:-1255 chests Sugar;
484 hags Cotton ; and 15 baps Coffee from Ilavan-
nah : 1692 bags Coffee from Philadelphia : 210 chests
Sugar ; 39a2 bags Rice ; and 42 bags Coffee from
Batavia and 645 tierces Rice ; mad 273 bags Cotton
from Charleston. Price.; of Coffee anti Sugar were
looking down.
We have also recei.!ed some accounts from the
United States, of wliich the following is the purport
Seasonable Cotton Goods, calculated:for. the Spring
tra..le. were in demand at Chatlesinn and NOw York ;
alan French and German manufaduro, suck ac changes.
able Silks, Shawl, black Crapes, coarse Linen,
Diaper, and low priced five 4ths Sheeting--Flaxen
Osnebruck at 14 cents. Light thin dressed Cloths
and Casiinirs ‘vere the only description of Woollen
manufactures which could be sold near their value.
Fine high priced Cloths were in no demand. Coffee
was getting in better request; but no essential varia-
tion in prices. Muscovado Sugar was sold as low as
12i dollars. Crockery-ware and Porter heavy of sale.
Upland Cotton was sold at 23 to 24 cents. Rice
declining, the best parcels only would command .5
dollars. 64,891 hhds. of Tobacco had been exported
from the United States during the year ending 30th
December, ISl7,,and 84,337 Ithds. in ISIS.

By the Albion, arrived at Liverpool, accounts have
been received from Nest York of the 10th ultimo.
The market still continued loaded with British goods,
but the demand had increased a little for soft goods,
and the better kinds of cutlery and hardware. Or-
ders for some kinds of goods have been transmitted
by this conveyance, to houses in the cotton and
woollen branches, with some remittances in specie.

FRANcF.. A
Trench Mail arrived this morning, with letters
of the 30th of March; business continued dull, ac-
cording to the advises we have received, all trans-
actions being confined to purchases for home con-
sumption. It was reported that the crcps of coionial
produce bad been very abundant in the French Islands,
particularly Guadaloupe Sugars, which were arriving,
in large quantities ; this circumstance, added to the
large supplies already on hand, tended materially to
produce the present stagnation ; still prices were not
much affected by it ; low Martinique Sugars, fourth
quality, had risen two francs, fifty cents. 13eurbot
St. Domingo, and Spanish Island Cof!ee, had.giveit
way about 55 eents. Cottons had not - fluctuated
much, some triflin reduction was experienced in
liallias and Ben s. No sales of Indigo are rimen-
tioned. Pepper ad risen. Molasses, Pctash, and
Tallow, were on the decline.

At Paris, the Exchange upon London was 23..545.
bills and money; on Amsterdam, ;on Madrid,
15. 60. on Hamburgh, 187 k money ; on Leghorn and
Genoa, Bills were offered, the first at .524, and-
money at 473.
London, England, 1819-04-03

SPORTING INTELLIOBNCE.

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PEDr-STAtIANIS • • . - '.
Darnel Crisp, the celebrated pedestrian,. i hoot aitietlshirig feats
have surprised the svoi kJ, awl justly entitled him th the apPtia t ion
of" Pedestrian Champion of Englend !" huts undertrken, for a
wager of Onenundred Numb, to walk for 12 successive days,
So and front London to Dover, a distance of 72 miles a doy,
mating, in 12 days, 864 miles. Ile started at a varter-paA
three o'clock yesterday morning, (for the first time,) from the
Dover Castle Inn, at the Pier-head, Dover, on his journey to
London, and arrived at Canterbury, a distance of 16 miles, at
half-past six, being only three hours and a quarter. Ile arrived
at Sittingbourn, a distance of 16 miles further, at about a quar-
ter-past ten, and lur.clied at the Lion Inn, he h..•-ing no breek-
fast ; he then proceeded to Chatham, where he arrived a quar-
ter before ore, and stopped at the Globe Inn, where he took
some refreshment; he thence proceeded to Gravesend, a dis-
tance of sever miles and a half, and baited At the Prince of
Orange. His next stage was to Dartford, seven miles and a half
further, and had tea at the Golden Lion Inn; after which, he
proceeded on his way to London, and did not stop until he ar-
rived at she house of Mr. Crib, the sign of the Golden Lion, in
the &trough-market, at 25 minutes past nine o'clock, where'
there were an immense number of very respectable persons
svnltirg his arrival. Crisp was.accompanied by Gentlemen nu
I: ors.back, frost erne stage to another, one of whom generally
rode on to announce the time of his arrival, and have some
not•riaking soup or other refreshment prepared for him. The
Cr" ii in some of the towns was very great, so as nearly to ins-
pede his progress: On his arrival at Crib's, he did not appear
much btiglo:d; he complained most of the excessive hills, and
the closeness of the weather; after sitting and conversing about
a quarter of an hour with his friends, Mr. Crib prevailed on
hint to withdrew ; he had two mutton chops and a baton of soup
1 far supper, and went to bed about a quarter-past ten o'clock.—
After which many of his friends, who did not expect him before
I c!er,2n, arrived. There were several pedestrian gentlemen pre-
sent, wl:ose greatest performance was walking on the terf or
running a mile, who expressed their astonishment at Crisp's
wonderful feats. After sleeping very soundly he gut up, and cart-
ed again on his return to Dover precisely at 3 o'clock this morning.
lie is expected to-morrow night about ten. Bets are still five
to nye against his performing his task. Many bets were made,
and the money staked last night. This is the man who did 75
'miles daily, for six days, at Newbury, and from Knightsbridge
to Oxford, 61 miles, and back the day,. for 17 days.
London, England, 1819-06-09

a &maim.

Mr. Bell's Alfred - . - 7 3 1 1
14r. Corbett's bay filly Haphazard - - 2 1 2 e
Mr. Roberts's black colt, by Thunderbolt - 3 Y 3 dt
This was a mat excellent race, and betting varied repeatedly.

THUIr.DAT, JUNE 3.
The Yeomanry Gold Cup, value Wogs. the rest in specie, by
Subscription of sgs. each. with angs. added by the Oflicers of
the Manchester and Salford Yeomanry Cavalry, for horses
not thorough bred. Heats, twice round the Course and a
distance. The second horse to receive 10gs.
Mr. P. Rainslll's brown filly Forester . -
Mr. Payent's chesnut mare Donna Theresa
Mr. Hardy's grey filly, Master Turf
- bay horse

?dr. Gibson's - Captain -
Dir. Ilentley't brown filly Walton - .
Five were drawn. Six Subscribers did net name.
London, England, 1819-06-09

RA MSGATE.
NFAV BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.

MR. PERRY begs respectfully to inform the No:'
bility and Gentry that this splendid Establishment, the
most perfect in the Kingdom, has recently been put In the most
complete and perfect order for the season. They are situated on
the West Cliff Promenade, and command a fuil view of the
Harbour, the Downs, and the neighbouring Coast. They con-
tain Eleven separate Bathing Rooms, lighted from the roof,
each having Its own Dressing-room, fitted up and furnished with
strict attention to propriety and delicacy, and with every con-
venience necessary for the health and comfort of the Bathers.
The Baths, which are constructed of white Italian Marble,
are supplied from a general reservoir, which is replenished with
pare Sea-w.ster every Tide. They are upwards of eight feet in
Length, and of proportionable breadth atAl depth; and the whole
Buildings are kept at a proper temperature by means of steam,
distributed by pipes and vases, on the most scientific principles.
For the convenience of those who• may honour these Baths
with their visits, a large and comfortable Saloon makes part of
the Establishment, furnished with the Daily rapers and other
Per:odical Publications, and with Telescopes for viewing the
surrounding scenery.

The following terms will, it is hoped, be deemed moderate :
Hot Sea Bath, 3s. 6sl.—..Douse Bath, 21. 6d.—Cold Bath, S..—
Shower Bath, ls. 6d.
London, England, 1819-06-09

ORDNANCE, A6:1,21, 181 a.
OFFICERS of his MA-
tirr lererye Mike,
rived at their Office, in nainsil,
Sth day of June next, from such
undertake the supply of COALS,
tut, for a period of One Your, cm-
neat.

iescription denominated, " Adair's
'o be delivered free of every miaow
de in the Port of London, either on
~ at any place in the fiver Thames,
Port or Place in the River Med-

gee with the Terms and Conditions
gown at the Secretary's Office, in
iy between the hours ot Ten and
iposals must be delivered, sealed up,
(or Coals;" but ro Proposal can be
If June, st Twelve o'Qock at Noun
any Tender be noticed onleus the
,t in id 3 behalf shall attend.

R. H. CREIV, &Many:

VDI.4 NOOSE, May *3, 1119.

RECTORS of the UNITED
!CIIANTS of ENGLAND, toad*

r.•by gene AI tier,
la of the said Company will be
LcleL:lall-street, on THURSDAY,
teven c;C:ry:k in the Forenoon until
wire the under-mentioned Pro-
London, England, 1819-06-09

A. Au*w

CIIAILLKS GRANT
J. I 11111111.ESTON
CIMINO K
J. Shaul%

tuestion, viz.

in the tetoaunendation of the Court
In their Resolution of the 20th ult.
be accordingly granted to Da ap-

Marquis of HASTINGS, in the mode
lama, .übje:t to the confirmation of

lies open at this House for the pe-
J9ZNIDdIRT, Svraard.

PORT OF EXETER.
,E BY AUCTION,
te the Commiseioners otitis Maiesty's
16th 4.'7 of June, 1619, at Eleven
at the Custaxn-Ilosse, in Exeter,
:NDER-MENTIONED,
non coasantruos :

.►ject to the Duties of Customs and
Eloise.

. nroarArtow:
tia Salk Handkerchiefs.

ing day, at tha Custom-House, ht
.ee o'Clock In the Afternoon,

tbject to the Duties of Custom and
Excise.

Lou, and Sold to the highest Bidder.

in GUINEAS or SOVE•

-s £60,000 in Two Prizes of .C 30,000,
ibert—Two Tickets of each Number,
" LOTTERY EVER KNOWN to
Prizes; and in addition to TWO
the Contractors hate arranged to
Prizes of £1,050 each, either 2,000
Sovereigns in Gold, whichever may
of the Holder, and in proportion for
—ZES ARE FLOATING!
STERLING MONEY'.
' SEVEN HOURS!
IR-DAY, 24th this INlnnth, JUNE!
!Sing at every Lottery Office in Lon-

. of May, the Lottery finished
usual) EYTON was in luck AGAIN!
t PRIZE of TWO THOUSAND
to the Public, at No. s, Cornhill..—
New Lottery, to be drawn the 114th
w Prizes cf £zo,ouo, and 9„oth)
Sale.—All business in the Public
ielity and dispateb.—liECOLLECT,
IN sold 4456, a Prize of TWENTY
in Ten Shazes, also rattnerotu

'FMROF.and fIELIF.Fof PERSONS
113 for SMALL DEBTS.
wen-street, Strand, June 2, 1818.
SINCE THE LAST RE-
)RT, se. s. D.
Annual S S
2 2 0
- A. 3 3 0
A. 3 3 0
A. 1 1 0
A. 2 0 0
A. 2 0
A. 3 3 0
A. 2 2 0
A. 1 1 0
A. 1 1 0
10 0 0
A. 3 0
A. 3 3 0

Swemy

Harrel

let. ditto

reris and Ca

les Davidson, Esq. In-
Itiziumt Baxter, Esq.
A. 6O o 0
A. 2 2 0
A. 4 2 0
A. 5 0 0
A. 5 5 0
2 0 0
5 0 0
.5 0 0
9 3 9

•om various Prisons IC6

p 9 Petitioners ; Ap-
for Chsraeter3 8 Pe-

£1 71S 1 9,

,[299 6

9.
Ord by John Camden Neild, rsq. the
; also by Mauro"; Far-
-street ; Messrs. Mama, Flee -street;
e, and Ca Losobsrd-street ; Messrs.
iddutirs.Cherinceroe ; Messrs. tror-
'WWl; liantaawsleys,Pall-mall ;
Les.ttbabeteest ; sod by the Seem-
Strand, when the Buoks may be
ied to scpport this Charity, and waste
-st Yitcinesday blowy Month.
London, England, 1819-06-09

burgh, where was noir sivived, but on being in-
formed of it, tte tight Honourable Gentleman op-
posite (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) had inquired
illto the subject, and removed the grievance. He
now wished to know, whether any Treasury direc-
tions had been issued to make that regular which had
formerly been admitted to be an irregularity?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re-
plied, that the early receipt of the Taxes was of great
advantage to the Revenue.
Mr. BROUGHAM acknowledged that it'might
be an advantage to the Revenue, but it was one to
which the Country was not entitled. It also enabled
Collectors of Taxes to keep large balances for a con-
siderable time in their hands, from which they might
derive undue profits.
London, England, 1819-06-09

1 2 I
al 3

S S

Free Handicap Stakes of 20Ls. each, h.ft. Once round the Course.
Air. Tome, Duplicate
bird Rosstnare's Tattoo -
Sir T. Stanley's The Grand Duke -
Yates's Gandy
Sir W. W. Wynn's Butehre - -
Three paid forfelt.—A good race.
A Sweepstakes of i Ogs. each, for horses, &c. not thotot'gh bred
Twice round the Course and a di,tancc.
Mr. Voit's bay Sly Chance - - - - - - I
Mr. Rushton's bay gelding
Alt. Appleby's chesnut Idly Welshman 3
Air. utrie's bay gelding
Two paid.—A capital race.

- 3
- 4
- 5
London, England, 1819-06-09

DIED.

Saturday, at his house in Queen Anne..nreet West, Uentensat•
Getz. Sir James Camp& it, of !taverna, Bart. G. C.ll. and K.C.
'Fiterstlay, Mr. Wu:it-tun, butler to the Ilon. Society of tie
inner Temple.
Afttr a long and arduous struggle, at his house in Qtrsen't-
lorildinrs. Brompton, Mr. Matthew Day, long known in tee
first circles. The disorder was a repelled gout, which new toil.
ston'ach, and ternehnAct: his earthly career, in the Bath year Li
his t•gz. Mr. Day passed his early days in the Fact Indies.
Friday, of an apoplectic seizure, the Re-v. T. Georg (jar,
B.D. Rector of St. Andrew's, I lolborn, and of Warner, ir. Ka:,
and forraaly Fellow of Sr. John's College, ()rifled.
Friday, at his house, Bedford-street, Bedford-row, Cl,ntto,
Curtis, Esq. one of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity-Dm.
At Archwood, parish of Johnstone, Mr. Joseph ItTguclor.
Rogerson, Student of Divinity, aged 24 yearn.
At Grecticroft, near Annau, on Wednesday se'nuigbt,
Katherine Johnston, spouse of Lieutenant-Colon I
Douglas, of Greencrutt, ai eti t;2.
Latel, the Rey. S.:nuttl Fenton, of Christ Church, to I.yd;-
thi:.l 4.1.11;:-hter of the Lte Bev. Win. Llewellin, rector of
aannot, Glantor2nshire.

- '
Si.turday inklit, in con,...r,rence of a fall from his Luse cn
the preceding day, BenjaniinWainw right, M.D. of Richnic::!.
Saturday, Mr. Fryer, lanelord of the lied Lion Inn, Ro:n-
sey, dropped down and is scantly expired, in the yard of I •
house, where he was viewing some pigs he had bought but h. I.
an hour i:efore.

Saturday se'onight, Mr. Thontlinson, toll-gate keeper at
Ilesket ; he.died while riding home from Carlisle Marka to A
cart, utiknown to several persons who were in the same vehicle._

1116 11-WATER at LONDON BRII1G1?. TO-B 401? ROW
lcrnit,g - - - 41 minutes after 5
Afternoon - - - 1-- --- 4

_ .
LONDON ribt:•.bed J.4t 1
London, England, 1819-06-09

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

June 28, IL Worthington, Pittston, grocer, at eleven, at the
Office of Messrs. Dixon and Abraham, Preston. June i:6. R.
Smith, Pontefract, surgeon, at eleven, at the lied Lion, Pante
fract. June 30, J. Schofield, Saddkwcrth, r.:c.cha t,at eleven,
at the George, Huddersfield. July F., W. Backett, Neithrop,
fanner, at eleven, at the Red Lion, ilsnbury. June O. J. Po.
cock, Sidmonton, farmer, at ten, at tic George and Pt4isast,
Speenharnland. June 30, R. Garratt, Speenhattdand, sadakri
at one, at the George and Pelican Inn, Sp:enhantlanci. July
3, J. Biddle, Birmi.ll,ham, factor, at ttt at the Wonlpaclt,
Moor-street, Birmingham. Jur.e W. Kest, nversharn,
carpenter, at eleven, at the Guildhall. Canterbury. July 9,
Tory, late of Christchurch, Soutlnur.pton, grocer, at four, at the
King's llead, Wintborne Minster, June ntl, E. Doc :worth.
Manchester, liquor-merchant, -tt two, •at the Star, Manchester,

CERTIFIdATESL,Tr!ir.

E. Dampier, late of Primrose-street, s,:ed-crusher. W. Fa-
vill, Cromwell, Nottinghamshire, mai:cr. J. Slipper, Crostwiek,
Norfolk, carpenter. G. Davies, Tenby, me:chant. H. H.
Whitmarsh, Wingham, multster. T. Trafford, Kirtlington, coal-
dealer. J. BlackLion' Witham, corn-factor. J. Bailey, Iteadirg,
linen-draper. F. Colnman, Crooked-Ime, oil-I:nerds:mt. W.
I'lgot, Rateliff-highway, grocer. M. and C. G. Cotterill, Vine..
street, Liquorpond-street, bacoo-nerchar. ts. H. Jarvis, Totter-
ham-court-road, upholsterer. C. Carr, Bsidge4treet. Westmin-
ster, jeweller. R. and J. Pollock, Wakefield, woolataplert.
Ashley, Liverpool, merchant.
_ DISSOLUTIONS OP PARTNERSHIPS.

Nlghtlogaleand Byrne, George-strcec,Portman-squart.v.Sors
Hawzby and Sutcliffe, Huddersfield, woolst.plers. Hill 4r.d
Co. Wapping-wall, skip-dandier& Robinson and Bryan, mad
Thames, Soak pine dealers. Chick and Barnes, Biniter-street.
Bell and Co. Great Surrey-street, haberdashers. J. Bowler,
sea. and jun. Castle-street, Southwark, hat-manufacturer-.
Smith and Raven, Crien.lane, St. Nary-bill, sPige-dcaltre.
Heave and Co. Bkktonll, Southampton, millers. Nivea
and Penman. Glasgow, booksellers and stationers. flayles and
Co. Portsmouth, grocers. Sandford and Harper, Manchester,
!alicetptinters. Birerand Morris,
_Cannen.nreet, wine and

breisdj-aserehassna Oughton and Slidell, arraistghien,silver-
smiths. Job and Co. Coal.Fachange, coal-factors. Golding
and Co. Wookey-Hole, Somersetshire, paper-makers. Treffry
and Co. Liverpool, manufacturers of Epsom salts. Edenbo-
rough and Co. Milk-street. Forman and Co. Newport, Mon-
mouthshire, bankers.

.-A
London, England, 1819-06-09

EAST INDIES.

Accounts of the most gratifying description hay.
been received froth lbdia, where the beneficial results
of the policy adopted by the Marquis oE HASTINGIi
develope themselves daily with mote striking evidence:
The following ektract of a letter from a judicious
and intelligent observer will be perused With mutb-
pleisure by our Readers:
• CALCUitA,, piczmutirfiL

" Rajpeotana is rapidly improving. The %habitants, since
we have given them prr•tectimi, are finaing bath to their viL
lages, and repairing their towns, most of which had been in i
great measure destro;:ed liy Meer Kline and the Pindarries.
The soil is excellent, and the presence are cultivating it with
gm...a animation. It is delightful to see them when a detachment
of-Slritish teteps marches near their villages: they come main
a body, invoking blessings on our officers and Men,. and bringing
offerings of milk, grain, &c. saying, • take r.. 11 that we have—we
new feel the comforts of security, and can readily gain a livell;
hood by our labour, without fear or impedimrtn: •
" The Revenue from the ceded and conquered territories is
getting in well. The Commissariat expenses of die late war are
comparatively nothing. On this point the personal experience
and knowledge of the Governor-General ham done wonderi. Hie
arrangements have produced an economy mily surprithqt. Poi
the whale Bengal force employed, the Commissariat has otili
cost twenty-five Lacs of rupees. The Army of the Dalian about
as much. Both together fifty lees, a sum, which, in former timei
the Grain-contractors alone would have shared as profit on their

cOntracts. It is a remarkable fact, that all these expenses have
fallen far short of the estimates made beforehand by the &c.
count ant-G eneral.

" Appa Saheb is still lurking allbut the hills with a few
Goands, who have been defeated in a number of petty affairs.—
Measures are taken to insure the capture of this once potent So-
vereign, as soon as• the weather becomes favourable for field
operations, which will be by the end of this month, or begs sing
of tl:e next. In carrying theft measures into effect, neither loaf
nor difficulty is anticipated : in fact, Appa has been allowed to
remain at large so long, meta)* with a view to spare our troops
the hazard of sickness, which genetitly attacks persons unused
to the climate of those hills 4 if exposed to it before the cold
weather is wall set In."

TILE ARMY.
CIRCULAR.
" War-peke; May 2s, 1810.

. •
" Stil.--Tn reference to the Circular Letter from this Office;
dated the 30th ultimo, withdrawing the permi,tion, hither,' al-
lotted to Half-pay Agents, to receive Letters from their Clientil
through this Office, I am now directed to acquaint you, that no
Lettor or Cover, though containing only Blank Affidavits, ad-
dressed to the Half-pay Officers in your Agency, will be franked
at this Office after the 24th of the ensuing month.—l Sam, &c.
(Signid) " W. :Strawy."
London, England, 1819-06-09

MARRIED.

At Orchardton, the 51st ult. Lieutenant-Colonel Mazwelt, cl
the Soth Regiment to Miss Douglas, daughter of James at-
gins, F.sq. of Orchaidton.
Thur-elay, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Arthur Macr2-
mara, of ',tangoed Cattle, in the County of Bream, Esq. w
Anne, eklist daughter of the late William Lee, Esq. of Atsti
House, Manta.
Same day, at Welford, Berks Ambrose Hope Perkins, Es+
of Triplow-place, in the county of Cambridge, to Harriet, securd
daughter of the Rev. Wns. Erratt, of Welford-bouse, Berks.
Sarre day, at Elton, lints, Mr. George Whitby, surgeon, ef
Covell, Norfolk, to 31i,,s 11.sria Callis Eccles, eldest daughter
of Mr. Wm. Ecch.r, of the former place.
A few days since, Lieut. IL N. to Mist Ben,.
daughter of the Her. 11. Berry, of Criplow, Cambridgeshire
London, England, 1819-06-09

FROM TIIE eIIARLESTOW PAPER, MAY 13.

We have seen a Gentleman just arrived from Ha-
vannah, who states that Admiral Popham was at
that place with three 74's and two frigates : that he
was making arrangements with the Governor for the
transfer of the island of Cuba, which, it was re-
ported, had been ceded to the British Government.
A letter received in this city a few days ago, mentioned
the above Report, and further states, that implicit
faith was put in the rumour, when it was ascertained
that it originated from a letter of the Spanish Am-
bassador at the Court of St. James's, to his friend

in Havannah.
FROM THE JAMAICA GAZETTE OP THE 17TH APRIL.
Accounts received via of Maracaibo, represent the
Royal cause in Venezuela to be most prosperous.
The Independents were defeated in every direction.
Morillo's army was composed of 22,000 men, a great
proportion of whom were Creoles. An altercation
has risen between Bolivar and Colonel English, re-,
specting some circumstances in the management of
the troops, which were deemed to be insubordinate
on the part of the latter, and he was allured to a cer-
tain district, with a promise that his wishes would be
complied with, when he was tried by a summary
Court-Martial, composed mostly of foreigners, and
sentenced to be shot, which was carried into execu-
tion soon after.
London, England, 1819-02-06

This day was published,
Handsomer printed, price, in boards, Bs. the Second Edition, of
lIE VEIIACITY of the EVANGELISTS DE-
-11 ATED, by a Comparative View of their Mg.
tones.—By the Rev. ROBERT NA RES, A. 111. P. R. S. 6te.
London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivinvongtoo, No. 62, St.
Paul's Church-yard ; and at N0,.3,-Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. Sermons, preached before the lion. Society of Lincoln's
Inn. In one vol. Bvo. price 7s.
2. Twelve Sermons on the Prophecies, preached at Bishop
Warburton's Lecture, from 1800 to 1804. In one voL svo.
price 7r.. td.
3. Essays, and other Occasional Compositions. Elegantly
printed on a superfine Paper, in 2 vole. Post ave. price 16s. bds.
London, England, 1819-02-06

This day was published,

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, and CRITICAL
JOURNAL, No. LXI. Price Six Shillings.

CoxrEsrs :--T. The History of British India; by James Mill,
Esq.—ll. Blemoires et Correspondence de Madams D'Epinay.
111. I. Proposals for an Economical and Secure Currency; by
David Ricardo, Esq. 4. An Essuy on Money ;by C. It. Prin.
sep, V. Letters from the Hon. llorace Walpole, to Geo.
Montague, Esq. from the Year 1736 to 1770.—V. The Gothic
Laws of Spain.—Vl. Travellers in America. 1. Travels in Ca-
nada and the United States, in 1816 and 1817: by Lieutenant
Francis Hall. 2. Journal of Travels in the United States of
North America, and in Lower Canada, performed in the Year
1817, &c. &c. by John Palmer. .3. A Natrative of a Journey
of Five Thousand Miles through the Eastern and Western States
of America; contained in Eight Reports, &c.: with Remarks
on Mr. Birbeck's Notes' and `Letters; by Henry Bradshaw
Foron. 4. Travels in the Interior of America, in the Years
1809, 1810, and 1811, &c. &c. by John Bradbury, F.L.S. Lon-
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VI 11. Universal Suffrage : Plan of Parliamentary Reform in
the Form of a Catechism; with Reasons for each Article : with
an Introduction, ',hewing the Necessity of Radical, and the
Inadequacy of 'Moderate Reform ; by Jeremy Bentham, Esq.
TX. Increase of Forgeries ; Returns of Prosecutions and Con-
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1818.—X. Bright's Travels in Lower Hungary.—XL Howell's
State Trials.—XlT. Catholici of Ireland; the Bible, not the
Bible Society; being an Attempt to point out that Mode of
Disseminating the Scriptures which would most effectually
conduce to the Security of the Established Church. By the Rev.
Wm. ?helm, Fellow of Trinity College.—Letter to the Editor
from Dr. Wm. Ferguson.—Quarterly List of New Publications.

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mencement in October 1602, in Numbers or Boards.

Just published, price 3s. in boards.
TE )EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen-
tary on the indiscretions arising from Unman Frailty, in
which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of Luta
nerea, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Bcc. are fully
developed; Pert IL contains some remarks on certain Female
Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practi-
cal Observations on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, ace.; in Part
IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects,
captaining th,..ra in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed
to chit Youth and Maturity of both Sexes.
By ZOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons.
May be had at No. 20, Paternoster-row, London; And of all
Booksellers. .
Messrs. Goss and Co. are toile consulted, as usual, every day,
at their house ; and Patients in the country are requested to de-
scribe mina:oy the cane, znc:oF2:g a remittance for Advice and
31edizine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world.
Goss and Co. ?f. 11. C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-
street, London.
London, England, 1819-02-06

P %PERS FROM INDIA.

Lord BINNING moved, that the several Accounts and Pa-
pen presented yesterday from the East India IL use, should be
printed and referred to a Committer.
Mr. lIUMK comphined of the great Irregularity that had
lately been experienced in the transmission of Papers and Do-
cuments from our Settlements in India.

Lord BINNING stated, that every obstacle of the kind had
been removed.—The motion was then agread to.

COALS.

Mr. LITTLETON wished to ask the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer if A were the 'metal in of hi; i‘fales..y's Ministers to
it a Tax An Coals at the Pit-mouth
The CIIINCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER answered,
that 1:0 S711:11 .sax was 1.:;d:r thr tonsideratio. of Ilia Msicsty.

C.ll:r LAWS.

Dir. lIR A r DF. moved the Hill which h4t Lad presented
on a f.,rmer day shrrild now be read a time.
Mr. '3IA DDOCKS hoped that none or the el:vises would in-
en:er: with or operate against the ICI which he interded to
the nous:.
,'hr Bill was road a second tire, and ordered to be PRIZIIit•
t.:(1 on Monday hest
London, England, 1819-02-06

tartTRDAY

• ' Badittiviniierms I would this day indite...-.
Itinseeie Its noon, its afternoon, and night ! •
The busleit day throughout the week ; the latter day.:
A day whereon odd matters are made even :
' 'the dirtiest—cleanesi too—of all the seven ;
The scouring-pail, pan, plate, and platter day !
-A darof general rate and natabia:y ;
A plague to.g.,:ntlefillis
And prinie ger tir.t7,
B'en to the highest ranks—No:liiity !
And-ytt a day .barring all jokes)
' Of great utility,
Both to the rich as w.. 11 as the natality! .
A day'of din—of clack—a clatter day :
For all, how e'er they mince the matter, say
This day they dread : ' '
A day w(th hippish, feverisli, frenzy fed,
Is that grand'day of fuss and bustle—Saturday!

DB Y•L AXE THE.ITRE.

. The Play of The Castle Spectre seas last night
performed, for the benefit of 1(.1r. BRA.DISCIRY. The
new Pantomime of The Silver Arrow succeeded, in
which BRAt1111;Iti was received with tumyltuous-
shouts of applause. He exerted hiniself to the utmost
to merit a continuance of the favour with which he
was honoured on his entrance; and his astonishing
agility, and the wonderful variety of feats he per-
formed in the course of the entertainment, effectually
prevented the revival of the old quarrel, and were
crowned with deserved success. At the close of the.
Pantomime every voice was in his favour, and he
was 'called on by many to repeat his perfoftance
this evening.—The House was well attended.
London, England, 1819-02-06

MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER.

Mr. R. WARD presented a Petition from the Journeymen
Manufacturers of Paper, stating, that Paper made by the new
invention of Machinery was very injurious to their trade; that
its quality was much inferior to that 'manufactured in the com-
mon way by the Petitioners; that the Petitioners, from want
of employment by the detrimental effects of the machinery,
were reduced to a state of starvation; and that the Petitioners
therefore prayed for relief, by the House ordering that a certain
stamp or water-mark be Ailed to the paper made by machinery,
in order to distinguish it from that manufactured by the Peti-
tioners.—The Petition was read, and ordered to lie on the table.

COUNTRY BANKS.
Si MATTHEW WHITE RIDLEY, seeing the Chancellor
of OWEacbequer in his place, begged leave to ask the Honour-
able Gentleman if it were the intention of Government to bring
forward any specific plan r.:specting Country Bankers, as had
been once in conteniplation on the probable resumption of Cash
Payments by the Bank of England?
The cIIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER satisfied the
lion. Member, by merely observing, that at present there was
no specific plan in contemplinion respecting Country Banks.
Sir MATTIIF.W WHITE RIDLEY further remarked,
that he was now to understand from the Right Hon. Gentle.
man, that there was no other plan in contemplation than that
mentioned last year.
The Cl I ANC ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER again assured
the lion. Member, that there was at that time no specific plan.
London, England, 1819-02-06

THE ARMY:

Orders have been received to dismantle the depot
near Chelmsford; in consequence the men are daily
employed in packing up the stares, consisting of
muskets for 12,000 men, accoutrements, swords,,pis-
tols, &c. and a lama gnantity of ammunition.
Last week the I 1 th Light Dragoons marched froin
Canterbury, to embark at Gravesend, for the East

The Bengal Government have taken up the under-
mentioncd ships for the conveyance troops fiom Cal.•
cutta to Ceylon, and were expected to sail early in
September, viz.
Moira, Ilornitlow ; Mandarin, Ricketts; Ganges, Fakoner ;
General Palmer, O'Brien; and Fame, Eastgatc, with 44 Offi-
cers of the 59th Regiment, and 1,307 troops and fcllewcrs.
Britannia, with three Officers of the Royal Artillery and 360
troops and followers.
Success, Patrick ; Duchess Of Argyll, Cathro; Marchioness of
Hastings, Robinson ; Aurora, Milner; Coromandel, Baker;
Lady Nugent, Swainston ; and Forbes, Ford, with 11 Offeers
of the 20th Regiment Native Infantry, and 1,728 troops and
followers.

The following Transports, sailed from Cork on
Thursday se'nnight:
Defence, Wyton, and Lady Hamilton, with the 27th Regi-
ment, far Gibraltar and Sierra Leone.
John Alfred, and Fame, with the .50th Regiment, for the
West Indies. . _ .

Albany, Sir George Osborne, Aurora, and Brilliant, with the
821 Regiment, for Mauritius.
'lWindertnerv, Albinia, and Orntriocto, with the 20th Rtgi.
nice, for St. lielena.
- .

Leyton, with 45th Regiment, for Ceylon.
CORK, FEBRUARY I.—Arrived the Dick, HARRI
soN, from London, to take troops to Ceylon.
London, England, 1819-11-12

FLANDERS MAIL.

HAOCE, NOVEMBER 3.

To-day the Second Chamber of the States Gene-
ral wac acsembled. Two Projects of Laws were read,
both c,atir eto the regulation of Provincial limits,
which were referred to the Sections. Several peti-
tions having been already presented, the President
named a Committee of Petitions for the present Ses-
sion, after which the Assembly adjourned indefi-
nitely, though a great number of the Members of the
Second Chamber, particularly from the Southern
Provinces, have not yet arrived. The. deliberation
on the proposed Projets of Laws continued in the Sec-
tions ; and a Report of the Central Section upon them
is expected in one of the next following Sittings.—
There are also many Members of the first Chamber
still absent.
London, England, 1819-11-12

DIE)

At Coda!ming, Nicholas Loftus, E.q. formerly Lien.
Colonel of the 4th kegiment Dragoon Guards, in his 80th
At Edinburgh, the 2d instant, Miss Katharine Morison
kenzie, daughter of the late Sir Roderick Mackenzie, Bart•
EAST-INDIA BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
(From the Madras Government Gazette of Nay t 7 )
MTH&
May 12, at Bangalore, the Lady of John Stepherscc,
a M. 22d L. D. of a son.
May 22, the Lady of Johannes Narcis, Esq. of a son.

May 5, at the Cantonment of Mhow, in Malwa,
Bell, of the Russell Brigade, on the half-pay of Lis Mojr.;!'
56th Foot.

May 13, at Maankratam, in his 69th year, Peter .
Esq. upwards of 41 years a resident at that place.
May 15, of the cholera morbns, Mrs. Mary Heming, the
of Captain Jacob Heming, of the Engineers.
May 13, at Secunderabad, of the cholera morhus, Eliube
the wife of Samuel Piper, Esq. Assistant-Surgeon 30th Rcr-
May 21, in his 28th year, Mr. Charles Christopher Moss
May 19, at Trinchinopdly, of a bilious fever, in his Yid re:''
Benjamin Home, Esq. of the H. C. Civil Service.
May 10, at Secunderabad, of an attack of the spasmodic
kra, Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, wife of Sub-Assistant-Surgcou Ter.i
mu Gray, aged 29 years.

1/13NIAL
April 50, Reginald, the infant son of the Hon. St. •
Buller, Knight.
May 9, Captain Charles London, of the ship Briror. age•

DOMBAT
May 10, the Lady of William Ashburner, Esq. of a se"
11011111/11' DILL [HS. I- 4:
May 2, at Sattarah, of the cholera morbus, Alexander oL•
don, F.sq. Surgeon on this Establishment. • eici
May 11, Captain Johnson St. Leger, of his lklajetT '••
Regiment, aged SO years.

MAILS Ilia DAY......-11111. bl'lt. AIM tr't
Dublin 1 0 i Lisbon 0 1
Waterford 1 0 France 0 e
O 9
duernsey and Jersey o 1 Hamburg!'
O 1
Holland 0 1 Getteneurgh
Flanders 1 0 Malts 0 e

HIGH-WATIRst LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
Morning - - 31 minutes after
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Af rn own - • 1 ----

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London, England, 1819-11-15

TEL .11011'.

Sir J. C. RAMEDEN, Hart. of
sequence of the dismissal of Earl Firzwitia#lti, tee Z
in to his successor, Lord LascaLins,
of two Commissions which he held—the ma puty-I.ieutenant—the other, as Commandas;
First Halifax Regiment of Local Militia.
The PRINCE ItaursT has been pleased t,
the offer lately made by the to..ya of Wigan;,
a troop of Volunteer Cavalry,
We understand that offers for corts't.....
Corps of Volunteers in the town of Pa;sby
ri sh es adjoining will beforthwith male to Gore
Thursday, the Ist division of the 6th R,
arrived in Newcastle, on their route from
for Yorkshire.
The Alfred, WILKINSON, arrived on Send:
night at Portsmouth, from Calcutta, briar
of the '2sth Dragoons, and 4tith, 84th, an ,
Reoinients from India.
The 1?,(1 battalion of 'Veterans will ()coil)!
Cumberland, to which place detachment,
marched last week, from different parts of :h;
try. They are at present comiminded by C,
AGNEW, the senior Captain.
Sunday se'nnight, two troops of the 7tlt '
Guards, under the command of Major Yi
BAND, left Lancaster for Burnley. Un the,
at Preston, however, they received orders
there for the present. They were expected
to Lancaster to-morrow.

The 63d Regiment, stationed in Ply
receised orders to hold themselves in
march into the interior.

Wednesday arrived at Portsmouthpthe
Sir George Osborne, TA PLI N, and Albury,
sINGFIA Ni, the ?.lauritius, with part of :1
regiment of foot (250 men) on board, cor
by Major-General DA L WIMPLE. .1-1,2
(Lieut. WILLIAMS,' agent), and Aurora
with the remainder of the regiment, in w
expected : they were left t'.t the Cape of Goat
This regiment has been twenty years in India.
above transports sailed from the .`Mauritius
28th July, from the Cape 27th August, andfr
Helena on the 15th September. They broil;
Frenchmen, who were taken in a ship by thi
his Majesty's ship Lavnuroc.q., am; have b.
England by the Governnr of the idaurizitii,
tried for a breach of the Slave Laws.

On Saturday the 22d Regiment landed at
the first division marched immediately far
chester, and the second w•as expected to prc
the same destination on Monday; but short!,
their departure another order was received,
route for Northampton.

A German Journal, called The Butterfly,
that all the English Officers in foreign coua:nt
been ordered to join their respective Corps
giments without delay.
London, England, 1819-11-15

COURT OF KING'S BENtli.

THIS DAY.

CASE OF THE BOWDICHES.
Mr.Serjeant PELL moved for a Rule to shew cause
why a Criminal Information should not be filed

against James Sutton and James

the

Learned Serjeant said, it would be in the recollection
of the Court, that last Hilary Term a Rile had breki
before them for a new Trial, in the case of Maria
Glenn against Bowdich and others. That on this

occasion, no less than one hundred and nine Affida-
vits had been made. It was most unfortunate that

the cause had created a greater sensation in Taunton,
where Miss Glenn lived, than it ought to have

done. Hand-bills had been circulated, meetings
held, and subscriptions entered into, all of which were
very unfavourable to the cause of public justice.—
Had the party stopped here, the Learned Gentleman
said, he would not have troubled the Court. But in
the London Sessions for October last, bills were pre-
ferred against Miss Glenn, and her servant, Mary
Whitby, for perjury, which they were alleged to
have committed. He would not remark on their in-
nocence of this charge, since that question would be
decided elsewhere ; what he had to complain of was,
that three days after these bills were found, a hand-
bill was circulated at Taunton, of a most dangerous
description. This hand bill was printed at the request
of James Bowdich, who ordered one thousand of
them, and then handed them toJasnes Sutton, who cir-
culated and posted them in the streets of Taunton, so
that Miss Glenn could not stir out without seeing them•
The hand-bill was headed " The fate of Maria Glenn
and her accomplice," and set forth that true bills had
been found against Miss Glean and Mary Whitby,
" for perjury alleged to be committed by them in the
infamous prosecution of the Bowdiches, and proving
their villainy, treachery, and cruelty, against the per-
sons now suffering in the King's Beach Prison." This
hand-bill, the Learned Gentleman contended, was
calculated to prejudice the public mind against Miss
Glenn and her servant, and tended to bring into con-
tempt the proceedings of a Court of Justice.
The CHIEF JUSTICE here said, that sufficient
ground had been !hewn to the Court. Tl.e Rule was
therefore granted.

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LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1819.
TUE FUNDS.
PRICK 01 STOCKS THIS DAT AT OHS DCLCCK
3 per Cent. Reduced 66
3 per Cent. Consols 67ftit
3i per Cent. 751 e
4 r.er Cent. 8410
5 per Cent. Navy 103-11
Bank Long Annuities 17 9-16
India Bonds 7 pre.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) ls. 2s. dis.
Omni= 4 dis.
Consols for Acct. 67/tii.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived yesterday, with papers
to the 9th instant. Their ccntents are unimportant.
We subjoin the account brought by the last papers to
which we referred on Saturday, of the Installation of
Prince Oscan of Swedes, as Chancellor of the Uni-
versity of Upsal.
London, England, 1819-11-15

THE OLDHAM INQUEST.

Mi. Dramas, as their Lordships were leaving the
ottrt go to the Exchequer Chamber; said, he had
short, L it important motion to make to the Court.
:11 was fora Mandamus to a Coroner, directing him
to proceed 1.1 an Lquest, which he had, on no suf-
ficient ground:, and without cause, as was stated in
the affidavit on 'vhich he moved, adjourned to the Ist
of December next

Mr. Justice 13 i L r .Vhen- did the adjourn-
ment take pla.e ?"
Mr. DEN:I 414—" My 1. d, the Inquest met on the
7th and Bth ct OcobL r, 11.-d on the 9th, the Jury
again assembled, sil t tile Coroner, without any rea-
son assigned, adjourned the further proceedings to
the Ist of December."
CHIEF JUSTICE—" Take a Rule to show cause."

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LA N.% NOVEMBEtt 15.
Having a great deal of Wheat left: over :from list
week's arrivals, and a fair supply this morning from
Essex and Kent, the trade was heavy at a decline of
full 2s. per quarter from last Monday's prices, and
only that of tine quality could be disposed of at the
above reduction. Barley is alb* 2s. per quarter
lower, and dull sale at that abatement, the con-
sumers being at present well stocked with last week's
arrivals: there is little or no demand for the inferior
qualities, although offered at low prices. Beans are
2s. per quarter cheaper. The arrivals of Oats having
been very considerable have occasioned a decline of
ls. per quarter on the article, and the trade was ex-
ceedingly heavy particularly for the ordinary samples.
SMITHIMD MallgET, Nov. 15.—Beef, 4s. Od. to ss. Od. per
stone of nibs. ; Mutton, 4, Od. to 55. 6d. Veal, 4s. Od. to 6s. Od.
Pork 55 Od. to 61.6 d.; Lamb Os. to Os. Od.—Cattle at Market—
Beasts 2820 ; Calvese37o; Sheep and Lambs, 16,800; Figs, 310.
per load, Ms. to U. St. Clover, 61. to 7/. Os. Straw, U.
Ss to a 16s.
London, England, 1819-11-15

OFFICE OF ONDAYAATE, November 5, 1819.
TILL Pl?' NCIPAL OFFICERS of his 111 _I-
JESTI"S ORDYANCE do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-mall,
on or before FRIDAY, the 19th instant, from such persons as
may he willing to undertake the supply of OILS BOTTLES,
AN D ()Tulin ARTICLES, for Service of this Department,
for a p;Tiod of Three Years, determinable after the etriration of
the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of
either Party.
Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Otorekeerer's Office, in the ►ower, and farther
particular.,, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
tract, may be known at the Secretary's Officeirt Pall Mall afore-
said,
any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where
the Proposals must Iv^ delivered, scaled up, and endorsed" Pro-
posals for Oils Bottles, etc.," but no Proposal can be admitted
after the 19th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
day, neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making
it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of tke Board, E. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-11-15

SONNET.

^-••

iVi.h joyous hum the curious thirsty Fly,
Within the goblet's gilded rim displays
His wings, transpirent, to the shining rays
That here allure; though fearful yet, and shy,
Tha juice nectarious longing still to try,
Ile buzzes round and round, in giddy maze,
And now the tempting beverage he essays—
And
now drinks deep, nor thinks oT danger nigh !
Too happy Fly ! of Pleasure's cup drink deep !
Since one short summer makes thy all of life,
No moment,. waste on grief, or care, or strife;
Leave thesito mortals, who are born to weep !
Do thou enjoy the moments as they run,
Bast in the morning ray, or noontide sun !
S. C.
London, England, 1819-02-01

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY W.

Wind N.E.—Sailed the Catharine S. Forbes, LAMB,
for Bombay, and some others.

PORTSMOUTII, JANUARY 31.

Wind N.E.—Arrived yesterdaJ the Neptune, ROIBY,
from Cadiz, out twenty days, with much damage
Sailed his Majesty's ship TRIBUNE for Cork.

DEAL, iANUAIIV t.

Wind N. W.—Came down from the River and
sailed, the Stockton, LANGLEY, for Bengal; Melrose, ,
for Grenada ; Three Friends, —, for Rilboa
Roger and Barbara, —, for Cork ; John Dougan,
—, for Trieste; Collingwood, for Naples; Spartan,
for Londonderry; Columbine, for Rio Janeiro; the
Ceres, for ditto ; and sei,eral others, names not known.
London, England, 1819-02-01

DOVER, JANUARY 30.

Wind S. and moderate.—Sailed this day the Chi-1
chester packet, Captain lturnta, for Calais, with a
Mail and passengers; also the Princess Charlotte
packet, Captain HALLANDs, with .a Mail and pas-
sengers, for 0 r.entl.
JANUAny 31.-1\ ind N. W. and moderate.—Ar-
rived last night th Lord Duncan packet, Captain
PAscoE, from Ostend, ‘vith a Mail and passengers ;
also the Lord Ifat.can packs, Captain
;old a French packet, from Calais, with passengers.
Arrived this afternoon the King George packet, Cap-
tain KING, from Calais, with passengers—Arrived off
this port, the Eclipse, WINTER, from Bengal, Madras,
and the Cape of Good Hope.
London, England, 1819-02-01

VIENNA, JANUARY is.

According to accounts that may be depended upon,
Iris Imperial Highness the Archduke Palatine Al
espouse the daughter of Duke Louis of Wu rtemburg,
(Paulina, born September 11, 1800.) The bride is
at present with her mother (a Princess of Nassau-
Weilburg) in Italy, where the marriage will probably
be solemnized this winter.

It is affirmed that the marriage of her Imperial
Highness the Archduchess Caroline. with Prince
Maximilian of Saxony, presumptive heir to the
throne, will take place in the month of May, at
Prague, after the return of the Emperor from Italy.
It is added, that the coronation of the Empress, as
Queen of Hungary, will take place at the same time
London, England, 1819-02-01

.FLAA7)Ens MAIL.

BRUSSELS, JAVCATty
Ills Royal llight:ess the Prince Regent of England
has sent to his Majesty Oa• ging of the Netherlulds
the Order of the CuMph,:.

It is said that the cli.l;...us,ions of the new.plan of ;
Penal Code will comme•:c2 to-day in the Orme:l4
State. The public know that the plan of the Civil
Code is submitted to the examination of a Committee
of the Council of State.
The Second Chamber of the States General have
public sitting or Saturday to hear several Reports
of the Committee of Petitions respecting many re-
monstrances against the project of Laws relative to
the Customs and the Excise, which are at present the
subject of the deliberations of their High Mightinesses
in the Sections.
The !Ver. ntry of Animerp states, that the Editor of
the Cowtitzitidne`i received the day before yesterday,
on his return from Bru:scls, an order to anant the
kingdom, Atli that passports for that purpose were
delivered to him by two gees crarmes, who have not
since left him, and who are to accompany him to the
frontiers of the kingdom. '

Religion has lo.:t one of its most worthy Ministers
in the person of the Abbe O'Connor, who died in
Paris, aged Vs. De:cencted from one of those ill:is-
trim's families who mice gavo kings to lieland,
devoted to the church of France a holy life' which
PROVIDENCE has crowned by a holy death. He w:s
formerly Chaplain of the Irish Brigade, and,
it, was alike distingui:.hed for love to the GOD of Lis
fathers, and fidelity to the King of his adoption.