Star.
London, England, 1817-04-24 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

Cr Mass "NI sse that we end his (sleazy wises= se
• a swabs miss

FIEXT WEDNESDAY THE LOTTERY UMW DRAW-
-INC-MORE THAN TWO PRIEIS TO ONE %LANK
-FOUR OF TWENTY THOUI.UID-•TICILETB UN•
USUALLY CHEAP.

THURSDAY, APRIL U, IBIT.
IR ICS 0 F STOCKS TWS DAY AT maxi: IFCLOCE
Caw Itie...Do. for Moray tilittedimel
• ty1f_4,..,111 lOW-so lEr..
paw. sous Is. Ois pro•Piels 1•44/F1 ?Oro.

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COTTON- TRADE.
Ye;taaday them was a most asapadabla *Wog
of ilarchassa quad others interested is tke.riiiPerta-.
ciao at Com Piste Goods, at the New I.iodou Tio•
Tern. miss carts& Raabletiashapreasies at theses.
timsars of the Meeting is tbr impeetesee of the
ton Piece Goads-Trade, and the impolleyef Owing
the uarestraisied nretatios of boon Tareo taupe
ward to, and a Monanial, founded shousholleing
to be resented to the Pares Ramesh prayieg. his
Royal Highsess to take the subject ism kiss meet se-
rious cassideration, and canes seek measures to be
adopted as to his wisdom may appear necessary..
TOP these Umiak., see Advertiemsest is our
Trout Par. • •
Our Aisles us this subject has bees keg before
the Public. We have do doubt arbtaloartleat slams
• pettiest of the distress under which see Muff stuns
tsar sailer may be attributed to the liiistraieed es.
partake of Coitus yarns, which me afterwards mss
nolactered into piecogoods by foreign weavers.—
Let it be rementhersd, that Ilse mushy of beads
emgdord in spinning the yarn is hit ORO, whoa
compared with the number required to convert the
Mine yarn into cloth l that the lath would not lied
a foreign mat ket were there not customer. for the
cloths that without this supply of British yarn au
Corainenutl rivals could nut supply their mistomers
with piece-goods—and, consequently, that they would
be compelled to boy the cloths from us if we withheld
•• the estiifiViiit, without which they could net ma-
nufacture their own inferior yarns. fi •
.•
This business most soon uniergo a seiliattinvesti:
sation. Would it be credited, but on elle most rte=
doubted oothoehr, that in the year aiding sth
*IMO Jests ..o. less a spunky of Cotton Yams Was
mported. dust bet-weee *ties and Imams twinkles
of fame weight t 7f4ollth a dye foe% aseablikhtd
• by a • Raton awls to is Homo 470aincians. to
the rear ending J!strimiy. 1816, the quantity. at-
parted wee soder tee *Wass. Look at dkf fact,
NMI . Tim bate dialialeked ye"' bairn: amaialac-
aaasa4a thatteentuimise,4"ed the'
igiOaflikii Cetus WNW; ria% fo*
110110110 Th illtreed Per 0111.01dl1fdlii end •yet
pass esealeme w fit** eafoatio vii them. aackaught
se faasidelea by yes—. nw teekriel.
We mBl eat dwell us this subject at present, but
as mended *kb it we maim but. call the mtessiei
of 'war Radom 1p the ssitioieed Melanie froaLthe
Math of Eames, brought this morning by the
HAMBURGH tfArL.
" STOCKHOLM, APRIL
PROCLAMATION.
Ws. Males, &a. &Ware by those prams ;NM as. haw
retter glep wailer, at use faithful salions, win moo
.males
to Intess,*ltarbiddingits latportatlaa of Omaha uttoscassary
libretti rods, the ezionnos which unavoidably weeds. a woos
of bills of *Wargo, ant ;be pewit matron of the bin..
aim; and which would woken rho cleats Ode postioaliwaass•
woes which we 1844 already' adopted in order to being dodo the
wino* oschtwoo. which has risen oat of all roosidost,Whoso
honfol !alums oaths lessees of the kingdom, nod so losing
iperay, boa been an Inspartant oldest of our appeobinsises.
• sod of those of ivory woU disposed &km s—we aro loinne ear
proisb.t the hoponation of Porter I to molt% Ur the promote
, the liberty M barn Arrask,which was grained low Ordiumeo
of the Nidt of Pt!gcb bast year, of 184 or of whirr ea pleb
Goyim, mils arosuh., orceyda‘, however, canoe goods
inirstod directly friss the East India on bard adored* shirts
that also the intoortation of all "wines, remitted by the *me
Ordinamee, with the wart* of the sons used set the churches,
,had one, nil we, at a Lauri tinte,in cutiornavo with Mkt
will be ordsond ariost batty mad estravapase, shall bo raid.

Owed to elotonsioe bow far tbb proballdon may be et o.
boo 4 tomato wbtoo.lbrupool wbiob will thee be proltibbidAw"
Mir this fillnw the penalties for violation of the
prohibit's., old emulations respecting such of the
abeimeassoosed roods as are already ordered, and
which may be pot into magazines, under the condi-
tion of being re.e*ported by the end of the yew, un-
ion exceptioos should be allowed in regard to some
sans of wines, &c.

The calico printen here will now have nothing to
do dll white calicoes can come from the East ladies.
Of wines there ate said to be sufficient in the king-
dont fatten yes* consumption. To prevent smug-
gli ngiboievor, the Swedish ceases, from Hernoesund.
in the Gulf of Buthnia. to Stzoemstadt. at the Nor-
wegian frontbri; are to be covered by a chain of
cruisers. for which- purpose a number of gun-beauul
and armed Isbiag-vessels are .fittingunt at Stock-
114m, CallaP.l4. aid Gotteoborgh.

COPENHAGEKAPILIL
By the last accounts from Iceland, the inhabitants
esert themselves to Ilse Almost to encourage internal
industry and to built% foreign luxuries. Every where
they now weave their cloth themselves, and in bhird-
land a single Merchant lately had 3000 ens woven.

The Icelanders hate now so far improve 4, that
they can make casimere almost as fine as the English.
They have entindilait off coffee. tea. and mar.
The exportation of Corn from Kiel is very brirk
several English ship., have already sailed with Car-
less t five others are now here in lading. Forty ships
with corn have beendispatchedito.Holland sad &a-
lma i sins have, gnirikninilsiensee to England..
His Majesty is expected to visit the Ducliies this
OlnliDer. •

URLIN, APRIL 35

The Russian Amb.saador, Alopeos, we; yew?•
day to meet the Grand Duke Nicholas, wh4 arrived
this morning early at Berlin, but will not stay above
• week with os, and thee proceed to St. Peteraborg4t.
His amerlageseewact with her Ruyal
ilrhkamt Charlene is already signed. The Ambas-
sador gives a great ball oral Sunday in honour of the
Grand Duke, at winch the Royal Family will be
siessu

HANOVER, APRIL is.
Hsi Royal Highness the Duchess Dowager of
Bruiawick arrived bele last Riturday, and deputed
youordar for Brunswick.

The Prima itegent has given orders that the cause-
wny? on 4 other high roe& shall be put in the best
espibis arise ao4 kept so in tome.

PROM MI MAMA, APRIL S.

The Primes of Wales. berate she left Munich.
sassed a "sophist to be distributed. which. under
the title of 41‘ Joins, ems Yoyasair'Artrivis." contains
a destripoun of her owls travels and several of the

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of b. lift.

emus Ferdinand of Prussia will, it is said, visit
the lonian Wald. and Greece before be returns home.

The Paris Papas Di Monday arrived this morning.
Of Fritsch neWi they are quite burgs, bet they con-
esie foreign notices, which we subpin

STOCKHOLM, APRIL. 3.
The coneurip6on for the military service of all the
.plug men born in 1796 is carrying into effect in
Swig part 44 the kingdom. It will comprehend
, about 30,000 men. They are to be drilled in the
itnnisal 'exercise during the 6rat live days in June
out: and afterwards formed into an. encampment,
where the regiments will be manoeuvred sametsively•
la brigades. From this militia forte the molar re.
emus wilkbeanforced and completed in time of war.
• •'-'I4IASISANNIL, APRIL 15.,/ •
The red** misery reigns in tht shiblet 191
inns, of the Canton of Saint Gall. lii die CARNegine
lIE Amotes,, sear the Lake of Wellenstadt, many
Omens have died of hunger and want.
General Yotciuiko, who continues to reside in the
Film of Solfore, and whose beneficence has procured
Lillis the. adiiiiation of all the country' round, has
ossattd, cruise 2d of this Jima'. an Act, by Which
Rbolishes4srvitude ea his domain of flieekeawiamt,
,At the Palitimte of Bkzere, in Poland. He declares
Abet his, anteisit. serfs Shall in future 'be ertalpted
from ALA:lntim .t .Personal servieVN Sad
their landi sas absolute Pregpit An
earnest alien is added to them, twos ne.-
glese..buth they own goad and that of ibh;fitite,
*it improvement of the liberty they hive *Sind,
brimass of schools and establishments of iliNisaisa.
FRANKFORT, APRIL to. •

The Senate has, on "the demand of the soi•disam
Owen of this sky, (oundeds on certain ancient pri:
viler* prohibited all foreign artists from stiourpii‘
bus. Thilineasure is surprising enough ad
alien "Frankfort is the seat of the Diet of the Owning
Coniedem4lotbad,the readtsvlus allaVnieri WNW
of sompewairt - •

• )lAPLZS, APRIL S.
The public trusqOahly has beep intim:kW in the
provisos of &Gni* by the diseuslietkation AUMP
ber corsairs upon the coaster • who have iittimi of
souse of the inhabitants.

The Priaeess of W ALPS (Styli a' Irfeadqattreat),
ilropeeeds oa her arrival at Vines, to take up bar
miasma gibe isolation of the Zoslith
' Lard Sewage ; but found that bis Es u eocbad
kit Vienna the equip; before, for kis seat of 'lsm
The Haaoyesiew Muster, Count fiat e, was,
also Onset fir SOTO Stier siaiskstii•-
Rv.l ffeas sof Alija iitie -k
generally said that hums will male journey
into Persia in the wane et this year.

INDISPOSI7IOII. OF rHA QunN. •

ItURTHILit PAItTICULAS

Yesterday, being St. Gaufge's Day. bad been set.
lected as the day on wilidi the, birth of the Patuce
Rumor was in future to be observed, instead of the,
14th of August, and the Drawintroorn, and WNW
splendours, were of. course appointed s we regret;
however, to state, that a sodden indiwositioo of the
Qnamt, which occurred in the coarse of the preceding
night, prevented the Drawing-room from taking'
plate, as officially mentioned in yesterday's STAR.
Her MAJRSTY has not left her Palace since she
came to town on. Saturday. but she enjoyed
health up to the time of her retiring to test on _good
s.
tiny night. In the night she awoke ill, and called up
bet close attendant, but her Ma'am considered her-
self getting better ; however, between five and sit yes.
terday nsdhing the got wone„itiid desired the Prin.,
-kisses A RGURTA and ELIZARLTH to be called ; theirl
attendants also, of course, rose, and there was an
alarm in the Palace of the QUEEN being ill. A foot-
man
was dispatched with all speed to Sir Hesse
HALronD's house, in Curson-street, May-fair, and
Bir Hamar was with the Quiet; by half-past sic
o'clock, and remained in the Palace for some time:
Sir HOMY went to the Palace again soon after nine
o'clock, when be issued a .notice announcing, that,
in consequence of her Ma„lesrt being taken ill in the
night, she would not be abler receive the company
at the Drawing Room. Thu notice fuisished the
subject for issuing theSsoloncat to the Casette, and the
Sedlegisi, which were given in the Stan of yesterday.
The iadisposition 4 the Quasar was commini-
cated to the Paiuca Rimitert Sad the other bianchis.
of the Royal V'aseilip ph it first 'supposed She
Drawing-toom wools] gia es.iad that the Parecessas
would rescue the cost ay is tbeir Royal Mother's
same k but, after due eohdderatioa and coosaltstiou.
it was concluded that itpoild be demised indecorous,
to hold. a Gala Court on the same floor where the
Quasu of ENGLAND was confined by indisposition;
for such it was intended to be. It was not till a little
after nine o'clock that it was finally determined to
postpone the Drawing.risetn, is consequence of the
numberless difficulties to met:maser.

• Every possible eaerdon was made as the Queen's
Palace and Carlton-Isom, to circulate the detertoi-
oation of the postpone!ftat, The Quart's footmen
were sent off Cat notillh her hla.titsry's and tf'e'
PRINCESSES' attendants. A Messenger was sent to the
Archbishop of Catirreanuar, jequesting his Grace to
inform the Bishops and the dignified Clergy, &c. A
mutative was also sent to tW Loam CIVINCELLON,
requesting of his Lordship to make it known among
the Gentlemen of the Law, atc. The footmen of '
Carlton-house establishment were sent with notices in
all directions. It sohappened that this had the de-
sired effect with all the females who intended to have
been present at the Drawing.roons, as not one went
in a Court dress to the Palace during the whole of the
day ; but it was the reverse with the Noblemen and
Geed/ales' who went. in their full dresses, and ac-
tually alighted from theit carriages. ,
The disappointment was beyond conception, put-
ticularly to great numbers of females, some of whom
were up as early as five o'clock, to have their hair
dressed. Numbers qfj those who intended io hike
bean present at the lirrairing-troot*after they Mitt n.
,dressed, went to the Queen's Palace' to mike tbelt.
spectfol inquiries afteeibi itite of her hielarev..eatt
Jett their names, which tikitinued till the evening. •
The Pattues Raosari,, and all the branches of the
Royal Family in town, went to:the Palace. • •
An express arrived, between three and four o'clock,
from the Princess Cnaatorrit, at Claremont, directed
to, the Princess &teaser'', requesting to be inform-
ed of the state of the Qintex. The servant who al•
rived with it had nearly met with a serious accident;
just at he pulled up his horse in front of , the docent
the lodge of the Palace, when in constquence of the
noise of the crowd assembled, the slippery state Of
the stones from their constant use, and the hone be-
Mg very spirited, he fell, and the servant's right kt
L wader, with so touch force, that his spur seat seati
streightened. It was feared that his kg was
however, it proved othe wise I he for some time eepe.
'ironed considerable poi*, and was lame in welkin, but
be .reeovered suffi • to enable him to ride back.
The morales iris in with the'ringint if
bills. The Guards 8001111M1 in white gaiters,rand
wore new clothes. Caritas House was crowded4t-
riot the whole of the day with all ranks, payfil
their coagratalations; and various other
tokensriOn'sdpect and rejniiisig, similar to those ob-
served on the Skito's Bisthy, time to have taken
place. The Tower gees fired at one o'clock ; tltif
firing of the Park guns was dispensed with, in ctiik-
sequence of the indispositibis of the l',2uses.
lo the evening the Theatres, the Royal tradesmen's
houses, ate. were illunditated.
The following lavoora* Bulletin was issued this
atoning of the slabeef gie.Qoubst's health :
• "`_„" • a “:41:) • " 412114”,"
listelda.nmeweolled.a eery sped sight ; and
is better this' seaming.: rl(Sissed) Admujui.**
r.
.tbe hiaiqui s of tikogiminstaw gave a grand en=
tertainment yesterderto a numerous party of dialec-
tics, in bonoue, of the karAret Birth-day, at
.Cholatoodeley Hot*.•
The Cuaucatiororgthe •ExcittoOsit, the Loan
CU4LIMILLALOR t 0111p'grit*ARD, the Muria of
libe Roma. and the adqsi of the deoLa,.also gave
grand dianers,on theitCmitin. * ' • •
Far; BitutunsT d tho Foreign Alabama
alogo•4o4,ldltli. styti. tlenei 91 the atiseoteltier
I.lcurra of .Lvd. 1.4 A r its by. isitit,64 --3k2
p tio•the &mod By the Lord Bishop
Faf Wtockamkt.44 "Kr : Inith idrrelmaz, 11 A, of
lla Joba's,C*wee
riparitiase,-to_ta.viairar
I.l‘ingsclere, Hiligie On the Ilithentation of lore
Bes''
it asTewm: a,gr pp°. inthsent— ..to Many a pan-
tins bogie thit ' • biflliant teldt•ents postponed
,yesseaday, The e 1 iifit embroideriedi the plumes,
the pearls and diaM*Wall prepared—and that the
day of presentation ithcfeild pass away without the an.
Istfultr.4 mkt, was a dreadful mortification to many
heasstilid "men. to the dress-angers, embroiderers,
piemaelierei end jeweikess however. it wass, fortunate
adJouloatose irp riot known till all the sk-
ims* were propaticf. - •
MI the new fllitfisterial traria were :hole' be
brought out!
•

SLAVE 7ll4Dr.

Contrms, APIUL S.—Arrived the Spas
Havanna and Mariquite, from Nantes
Is $BO tons. and the latter SOO tons, equi

Coast of Africa, for Slaves fry the Herr
have COMO bete to get Spanish papers
aoces, to enable them to proceed in the

NAVAL INTELLIGENC,

FALMOU rH, APP IL v.
Nothing arrived or sailee to-day.—Seven
r. se.—Orders have just reached for the
to proceed with the Mails of the last two
Lisbon, told she will get under weigh '
for that destination, Gibraltar and Malta,

PORTAMOUni. APRIL 23.
• Arrived his MAjesty's shirr.RolAato. from
&Ailed the Hermes, BOND, fir London.
DEAL, APRII. ss.
Came dnwd from the River 11A night
to-day the Lord Castlereagh and Thoma,
for Bengal. Arrived and sailed for thy
Royal Snvereign yacht, from Calais;
the Stockton, HARRISON. from Newcastle
for tin Isle of France, Calcetta, and Ben),
doe. from the River this morning Ind
William Manning. for St. Ritt's.--Wkd

DOVER, APRIL IS.
S tiled this day the Princess Charlotte
Ostend, and the Lord Duncan, for Calais,
anis and passeagers.--A.tvived tSis aft
'llLisseCkorge, Captain Ritse;:iroiS Celai
am=fr and le Desiree Fresepecket,
in the Andmit Chrisiina,Partl
breams for Amsterdam, with lost of
; and the Symetry. JONES, trorn Lit
Ilbuel, short of provisions.—Several coasters
bit have put in by contrary winds.
HARWICH, APRIL 21.
Arrived the Castlereagh packet, with
Cuxhaven. —Wind E.

GRAVESEND, APRIL tr.
Arrived this Diana, Tbonipsoo, from Leghorn,
Brown, front Marseilles ; re. riot, Hardy, from Das
Jedwell, from Antwerp; Friendship, Bather, an
Bert, from Amsterdam; and Rover. King, from
, Sailed the Georgia Packet, Sly, for Havanna ;
for Dada; Sam:nous, Sennett, for Ostend ; Comm,
for Antwerp; Ann, Smith, her Mirdelg Hoffnung, '
Lubeck ; and Johanna Noontime, Fe* for Lean.

We are happy to hear that the Right
AuDINGTON if so far recovered as to be
.an airing in his carriage.
We regret to state, that the most mel
counts have been received in town from Cll
the seat of The Duke of NiviCatrue. in '
shire. The whole of that Noble Family .
iriclisiiosVd, aml the express received yestf
little hopes oldie recovery of the Dukeir
and one of their daughters. Three pfq
.been called in from London—and yesterda.
via. Sir;Lturs bhGatoott, left town to
There are Mane extensile lakes in the neil
,from which some large filh.bonds near the ,
fed,, one of which has beers lately emptied,
soil from the bottom' thrown up and spread
/iprfseel-that the exhalar'
otiiisioo oftiwearins.seasor,kras tante.
Ipbere. and produCed slte;dheatte.with which
Pamily is -unfOitunatety afLeted.
As typhus fever has been fatal in many
the poor people in Glasgoiv s the police,
thief of medical Gentlemen, have been tom
Mittens* watchful over the cleanliness'
CmtTAWOW IN ITALIEICIIICI of
Milan. to a Gentleman in. Edinburgh,
21 A contagieos tkver. called Alva
has been making great devastation here.
Pavia, Gravilini, and Ovei. •.1 i• one sttee
were ets persons died *the coarse of 24
the disease is now schneiltat abated, at,
ire seduced froin Soto 65 a day in one
persons are seized with the-. thorder, it
air in twit days, and after- death the bodi
'black. 'lt is supposed to have arisen '
living of the lower classes of -Vie peep!,
Most starving, in enhseqatthor of the deal
visions. Me 'Sack' of "'wheat, (of eit
'skirsch formerly sold at from 25 to no
sold at 951ivres, and potatoes are 44..
There has been but little wine made,
Made is like vinegar. Such an accul
Misery Was nevet known in this quarter. '
is cold here. wind north-easterly, and ver
in the low conntry.the weather has bees flee,
country is looking beautiful 8.
A Philadelphia Paper. of the 15th ult.
account of the proceedings of Cougres
Alan of an Address to Mr. Mamma, t
'risk official conduct during the last
which has occasioned some surprise.
of March, Mr. Srawatar_ proposed the
of this Address, whets MT. COULTER objected
observing, that he thought it more important
the House of Representatives should emu
in making provision *for the improve.
Siete, than in addressing a man going.out
Mr. STEWART reunited, that in the AO
was nothing like flattery or fulsome adt
he added', that it was not an epprOval
of the acts of Administration, but oterel;
duct of the Ex-president, Mr. MA OMR.
last four years subsequent to his
Oa the quescion to consider the Adds
sure was not carried; there being an ego
The Ametrcnns in London have been al
the expected replrof--Mr- MAOIbON, ar
been thus dirappointedivihe Address rot
voted,"there could be no answer to it.
Dir.acuruL nariP.This morvinc, bet.
two 6'clbck, s ...eadful fire broke out
court, Clakenwell.clo•e, near the Ora,
raged for a cubsiderablelength or time,
destruction t' the Wrote neighbourhood.
was the progress of the flames, that it •
ficulty.the inhabitants On the-spot escape.
*dale tt was feared 'ad 'apprentice boy
victim, .ttut we are happy to learn that!
wards found. Seven houses 'are wholi
with slings( the Whole of the property the;
the greater part of the premises of 111
the builder; are among the-number. Ti
attendailci continued t 0 play the
o'clock this

Span'ith
• the fcrrnee
nipped for t!,./
atannah, and
pen and deer.
Slot Traee.
;even o'Cliwk,
to Fix packet
wo weeks fq
immediatey
ta,
a.
from a truTte.
Wind N.E.
ht, and sailed
nas Grenville,
he River the
; also arrived
le, and sailed
!mil. Cone
ind sailed the
4 N. E.
to packet, inr
Isis. both w:rh
afternoon the
lais, with pas.
, with a ma;;.
rreasox, tura
sf anchor and
Liverpool for
:oasters in bat-
h a Mail (rem
•
font; Marlarr•e,
t Dantaic ; Dan,
r, and Imiunry,
from flambe*.
Ellen, Wanane,
Commerce, l'ecv,
'rug, Skean, it
tr.
it Hon. Hr.r.l
3e able to t4ke
nelancholy at.
ClumbeeParit,
Nottingham.
ly are serionily
yesterday L•ft
rand Duchess,
hysiciaiis have
erday a fourth,
:o attend them.
leighisourb,e,
the house, are
'pried, and the
need upon the
ati troth the
:led the atom-
liich this Noble
ty cases among
. at the sugges-
Diu ucted to be
i of the city.
a letter froM
, dated Mardi
irks efteituidse,
re, and also is
reef here these
24 hours bit
and the deaths
e street. Winn
it carries rhea
'dies are quite
from the 1)0
Ile, who ate a,
dearth of
iigbt bushels') •
lime, is act
per pound.--
e, and what is
cumulative of
r. The westhd
very dry t bet
fiae, and the
tit. contains a
es on the me.
, approviag
t four Team
On the
e considerath3
objected to
mportant fat
mploy its time
✓ement of the
• out of oce."
Address aelv
dnlation; and
" in the lumr
ely of the con.
ni2, during 1.1.
re.electius•-•
Iress, the rocs'
uality of voter
anxious to sst
3to Vier 1144
it fairing tea
:twecir one Uri
in l'es- fro
Ifurc!!, tr!nd
e, thre.itaPei
od. Su raPii
was with.
peal : tor 5.41
✓ had falki
he was •ibtr
tiestri,e.o
lie, cont.on,.; •
Mr. DLL' o'
rime argil I
ruias at ti 6

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s —Having read in your Paper date 11th instant,
igth ReglMent of Dragoons Is the last to be retained on
ablightottn, and considering the STA R as giving, in gene.
,ry correct mfut nation its regard to Army arrangernents,l
me to ash you :t lam to under-rand cliat his the inten.
Gott, 1/1110 m to keep up eighteen itecittents of Dragoons
ie eve' he of the Regius. iits ut Horse Guard.
vso„, Guam*, a^ a Peat. F-tablihmettt f Such an ar•
nest would licitidr the I9th, 20th. and 23d, here brio;
taco:toes by •he disbanding the late Silt Pose posts, and
and 17th being In India, and consequtr', by the
:,trpany. I sin Induced to believe it must he_ the plan of
npeot not to retluce e three Regiments before harmed.
:he iibietice of the tw., tit hplia, and the reduction of the
It „1 which were at
.on the Peace Establishment of
oy substituting the o ler three Regiments In their place,
tlx,h,yeut fur hotcr -ervice for 5817, would, us the mune
Rei,,i,ents be exactly the same as that of the Peace &stay
Ignect riot: to the war which enttttUenCed In 1793. Musa
vitgiVß Als: intortnatton on this subject. in such manner,
med. am of your Paper, you may* judge the
rry-
expeditor. -*. hem • COWITAIIr itaanta,
a few days we bop tabu enabled to answer cite above

(0:1,..y se'nnight, a detachment of the 92d regi:
t awched Irons Berwick on their mute for ire-
Nest day a company of the 82th arrived at
wick horn Edinburgh.
K..y..1 Scots have received a route from Bel-
lo, Enno.lollen—the Ist division marched nu
achy. The b dtalion is to furnish various detach.
nts nom head-quarters--past will march by bas-
intim and past by Newry. A division of theirld
arrireJ U 1 Belfast.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

lEWMARKST 21111fE siitusq MUTING' 24
wilelltekhalt, AN= 23.
Nadas% Kooqgt, est. Vb. boos Mr. Geoidates Cs
Ob. Ab. M. bor.-4 to 4 ea Karat;
: Nernuariet Slakes of Abp. seek b. ft. for eel's, W. Int
ad Gies, est. D.M.--no woa of the seeead bootee
rertive teors. out of the Booboo.

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Lake's dazelle . . - •
I :itawelre bay colt Merryman. by Dick Andrews
Rosb's bay Bey Cabinet, by Hs;ltszard
Dendaee grey fly Menuaid, by Canopus
Roues chteaut eat roseiaator, by Sotteser
0. H. Cavendish% c.lt. by fir David
Stooehewer's bay eat, by lavabo
of Rutiaadi atom colt. by Wm
kighteea paid---Tbe Judge plow' but two.
I apt G&Wle—to tot apt Merryroaker.--7 to 4 apt Ms.
iterebswees colt—& to it apt the Dohs of Rothe& colt.
Pounds by Subsaipties, ter Soir-ekb, sltht 41r414, ea
en. 1 t Ito playbielie. MAN% B.C.
Icke of Grafton 's bay oat Also, alhAld• Walked Geer.

PEDSSTRIANISht.
'Ten or 2000 sitt.sr 1$ 46 DAYS, AT LOWZR TOOTING.
T:as morning, at half-past eight o'clock, Daasui
accomplished 237 miles of his arduous soder-
;tog, and was then Rasmus in high spirits.

A MEDICAL. CONSumrzoN.
MOM THIS 610111T1141 14010411 "UT"c 1111141".

• ,
Mr. John Brl4 as elderly m. Can
tried of of a vitorous and hardy ree% had for the
-.many years found his eameiMrisa oke:hl istrditid,
much so indeed, that be became alit be
son hare no coastiteties at all. He bed
'Arious physicians. hot. with no swim At
medical atteadanls :him in
I ger, deemed itadea44llloo heldis 41.8141" Mir
case. - licvordkaoly elm" ansmided. so dm
.of tweaty4eas. taglieb, ketch, sad Irish. .;
after uttering Goats mutual oempaiseesus, and what
sulAarly styled ilaromi, they pesseemled to grove de&
leration.—Tbos palms helonsidatr lilt Caine
'his disorder, era. well as be geese. was the
est Rad massive etheestios he sustained in ashoi.
a match with s Neachristter, caned Little
Nappy, ambigua whiche h had the satiefast
Lion of oomilig.oll wilisltiollise bid ear lime=
a weak and dedisieffstate et health- He Goof
that in order to win his bur*, he had label lower: •
fill, and, of courser impurity, withers. wirick whili
they caused a false sad sielesiva strosplu.sis mei as
the conflict and 'rabies were over, left hew is ss sets
'infinitely worse that beim.' .
.
The patient particularly complaint! of anssorlit
sensations calmed by. commit ooffillgu ie Medal.
general decay sod stow of seasikatirs, owes. to
which his mat es their IttaFtismaio
..pritpee way. Aobslav ellerrtlellte
maw of general sirasoing err whist* be attrwassmitk e
baring too WI permed the Oseiewit system'
reply to a question frees else pb • whether Of me
he bad a tasty for any hied d diet i be
said, he had xsther a login for the Goiistafrevi.
The .bwaseeer, were of *mien, that
though the disorder wetjalu great alum Imaginery,,
what did ruin, was to be attributed to resiree £
They were convinced, there vats much sway halm'
afloat, which thseatened. partial and frequent erwinalant.
lad that tlse.terorescstathated iu particular iejfemeawary
911,tmet. They.. thought castanwet . and
wit regard to diet, .ercomatencled a vegetablk land
Oars"' calledvarp. They ewe mostly of ofaisiowe
tat ds pelisses bong hard Meer would not egg*,
rate the usyrasptoms, and in case of his
they recommended.* swat jade,. Jour
wee tea questioo of the patient's, they posWvely de.
tied the disease to haveany eeeiseetioe with Agree!
isily but rather thought it se *Mask Jourdan .
To this the patient wiled. lig.Wbs *held the
prescribed would produce a keep!" symptoms wr
which he had experienced under a afesifor tressaser,
the year 1795 '
• .
They answered, he mist follow Ibis pmesiptios I
sad in case of any 'Maher intoned imbibe, awl re-
emended him to apply to Dr. Barb sat Ps
Baillie, the Siag's Phyroll. but so aid pea
generally called Oht Bade% who resides in
street, and sees patients all hours oft 4144: Wail
irst generally prescribes reit km. sad billbremede
quack medicine, called Venewis • otaikeirineie De*,
which is a specific not ally ter the amarey. bat h7`
other disorder.
• Vireo bladahrilrold.

At the Society 4 Arte, last it*lf! Co Ciiitinag.
to% in the Chair, his Imperial *Owns the Greed
Dake Nicuotas was ballasted ter; sod ddy einfsed a
Masher.
A sate:Monial allisehe k boa caswaewd low
twets,the Count de Ahlideoleaur as she
Dohs 4 SIAM aad Paw*" deldhisrwas
Lord litesaians 'The 4010110$ of alowisp
isactiaaad aZtsoal doe Up el Yam=
es At Pop"

LAW INTRLLIaBNCE.

MIMI •••••••••11
COURT' OF CHANCERY, APRIL ti.
This being the firs} day ~f. Term, the Lord Chen-
,cellor took his seat nn the. Bench at one o'clock,
accompanied by his Hononetlie Master of the Rolls,
and .ISlessrs. Alexander and Th•,mpson, Masters in
Chancery. They were dressed in their State robes
and coloured Court dresses. They were attended by
Messrs. Farren and Dynely, Secretaries; Mr. Hand,
train-bearers and Mr. Boat. mace-bearee, also dress-
et in coloured Court dresses The latter gentleman
were the silver chain and -insignias of his office. The
Court was crowded with a number of fashionably
dressed Ladies. The King's Counsel wore their fu
bottomed wigs and dress gowns, and some of them
coloured Court drosses. Brown coats embroidered.
and white satin waistcoats, seemed the order of the
days...a.Sir S. Romilly and Mr. Leach were absent.
The LORD Cuaecet.taa observed, as Sir Sampel
Bootilly was nut preseift•lletrould defer giving the
jiidgmeats. • ~ ,:1
JORIt CALM/ILL V. JAMES CALDWRLL.
Mr. AOAa moved, that the order of the Court
Amide on the 6th of February lett, to dismiss the
Plaintiff's bill, on his paying the costs, should be
dhWberged, and be allowed to prosecute the suit,
seder the following circumstancess.-Tbe Plaintiff
leas 87 years of agy, and the Defendant was his
deplete; he resided for some time with the Defen-
dant,
_when he prevailed on him to execute certain
assigaments to him, making over all the Plaintiff's
property to him. In November last, the Plaintiff
weal to reside with his nephew. . George Caldwell, a
brother of the Defendant, in one of the Plaintiff's
reefin houses, sod. g; set aside ;be deeds gu-
ested by bias to the 1114ndsitt, and to have the
ligation of his owe prop sty, es filed a bill against
the Defendant tor that purpose, and employed a Mr.
Zama as his Solicitor, la the month of December
fellowieg, tee night as the Plaintiff was sleeping lei
his chair, his house wits broken into, and'he salmi
-by ten ruffians, who forced the poor old man into &
post-chaise by violence, 'be having made all the re-
sistance in his power, • and several times called out
'e murder 1" Oa two of the Plaintiff's servants re-
I monstrating with the rtifilans, they said they only
teamed the Plaintiff to sign a certain paper, and then
ineeight go when and where be pleased, and threat-
road the sermons with violence if they dared to inter]
lent. • The old GeatimVittrwm so unwilling to be
carried away, that they hall to lift his legs Into the
,carriage by farce i they ilitto carried him to the house
of the Defendant. • ,
. .
The Loss Cuancsuoa.—el In what part of Eng-
land did this proceeding, so contrary to the law of
the laud, take place I"
• Mr. AGAR At Wigan, in Lancashire." The
Leaded Counsel then proeeeded, and said, that'
*we facts were sworn, to by the two servants. The
old Gentlemen had remained ever since in the cus-
tody of the Defendant, aid on the 3d of April. by
duress, was obliged to sign an authority to have the
bill dismissed. on his paying the costs, without Mr.
Berea, *his Solicitor, having been 'ever consulted ;
ea the 6th of April the artier was obtained helm
that Coen for the dismissal of the Bill by the D.
feaflant's Solicitor. Undit those comiderauons he
bad no doubt but, hip .lotedship would grant the
swim, and plat the Abikeltd,ot should be directed
'go pop the- coati( ief, . ,
Mr. HIALDb ea tlitetiell side, said, that the'
hailant bad sot put nt any alliWef ; if he had, a
conclusion might, be drtrn that there was something
in it which would liaveinduced the old man to with-
draw his bill.. le was not dismissed on his applica-
tion. or that of his Solicitor, but on the application
of the Defeadant Ming his name. It would be na-
tural for the Court to suppose, when the motion was
made to dismiss the bill, that the Plaintiff had eater-
ad into some compromise with the Defendant, but
ea such thing appeared'. Was it • not extraordinary
that the Plaintiff should have signed such an authu-
city. after being dragged iiway Drum his house in the
01/11 RillOSCr he W ,in a dark cold night in winter,
wittiest kilowatts wheat, he was to be carried i—
,Cpuld the Court, or woold,any person of ROISIDOR
soderstanding, suppose NT a moment he would:do it,
if he was not twanc br.the niest cruel 'species ot
doress 1 The • . • the Court by proceeding
intreetsge
seep an authority', • . toted as great a contempt
?pr
Vann as be bad per •ard cif; and be hoped-hit
dsbip would visit it airstub. Not one of thiefacts,
.48 alleged by the Plaiotiff, ware contradicted by the
Debodant. . ..... .
Mr. HART, CANRIaI fief' rkfendeot;said it was
very true that Mr. Brae, • &Abhor, knew nothing
of the order for the • ' of the Bill. although be
had instituted the sui‘ltit it was not by the dirndl:to
of the Plaintiff Utak he did do it, but by those of
George, his nephew.', who was determined at all
events to have a saie,,agaiest his brother. the defect`
dent. He could :not See haw liis•lardship could is.
terfere,• for if the plaids bed been put soder duress,
be had another Coati id apply to los redress. He
Neer knew that that Court allowed that a person
should judge telasthet somber was of utitteisot sound
head to nen* s deed. seelpiag over his pereftri
sad to allow hint to Ale a hill in the same of doe*
am whoa he ad/045:r: so impaired. 0•11
afterwards tgesy lie' bearable of Mkkikillog ala
h wee an husk to the and heoretert lie
let see man oils* lithe Ilitellect ef malames and
*decide oar is aceorgreilts It easwered his own pup
poem What wore dui faits of the easel—The pleb%
hi lived with *addible*. and 'bile be nada%
web blot he leeelioned. to bun tie repel t ill die
wed* of Netteaffrit . be bat to reside with Oarge,
404 a as he eeeiee.- WI hole was a Orton 4 yeah
itteale, he :andithtthrittne soder dor genet
a row pewit the present slut.
....41s ulhe frieuavat, his int had been
advised sot Is 41184111e.41 take notice of it. As to the
antbmity aid boa Ow Mimi" in *soils the
bill, It was listewary. lams Beliingtosh i dearer in
Cbiller. had hods as alitiavu dint ha saw the klaiiss
sit mimes the nathee:. sad Oat it was attested
two Wimesees. aes whim wee • eurra 1
• his ateaselog h. emit bave lam* 1%4 "d
0
was eempseeit is vigil it, for embeds* Ms 'character I
wait be nisei is seiiill man. .if the Miami ,
was elippeteet to igailige a suit. lte* wag ittgaretent
todisinise it. If be. was g waeatiq. he said net
again snit, ler ilk Lordship would dimities it.—
klieLoedship mai 10Cfeeet inehe vii wider, for
die bill Asa be ditilap.ii, *bet A the astionity

given by the Plaintif, or on the ground that he was
imbecile, and nevet could have instituted the suit. i
In fact, it seemed a scramble between the two ne-
phews for their uncle's property. If the Pl.tintiff
was under duress, why did not George issue a 'Ha
bias (:aryryttau P
MI. TitEstnits followed en the same side, and ob. I
served, that George had got possession of the person
of the old man, by the same means that hi had aitri.
buted lathe Defendant.
The Loan CUANCILLORe.•,.. Titil is a Cite that
demands the most serious attention of the Court.—
Let it stand over for a week, to inquire whether tht
Plaindi gave instructions for the filing of the bill.
And whether -he executed the authority for its dis-
missal tinder duress or not. I certainly will have an
inquiry made whether he is at present under duress."
Mr. Ao*a.—" I certainly advised that a Haim
Carpus should issue, but my client informed me that
the old man was in so weak a state, that if he was to
be removed, it would be the cause of his death, and
Ankitsas 41 the Defendant wanted."
Mr. HAIT.•••JI How can any person say that a
nephew would wish for the death of his nuclei"
Mr. AGAR said, be admired the morality of his
Learned Friend, but he knew by his experience it
was not en uncommon thing, when the nephew was
to be benefited by it.
The Loa, Coithcau.oa.-01 You must chew, Mr.
AGAR, by what authority you filed the bill."
Mr. HART.--" Then we shall have an opportunity
of defending our contloct."
The Loan Cnsucass.ost.-44 Certainly."
Further consideration postponed. •
COURT 01 NINO'S SUCH, APRIL as.
!'nix day Easter Term ceisioenced,with the usual
formalities.

r '

Till ICING 9. WATSON, PUESTON, MID HOOPER.
At the sitting of the Court the Soucrron-Getta."
RAL moved that the rule Nui, for the trial at bar of
the above-Gamed defendants, for a conspiracy, should
be discharged. The Learned Counsel stated, that
the defendants had since been committed on a charge
of high treason, which involved part of the offence
of conspiracy. The day named for the trial at bar
had been Thursday. May I.
Lord ELt.exeonouou —The rule was granted on
the application of yourself or of the. AttOrney.General.
*Mr. SOUCITOR•GMBRAL.—On the motion of the
Attornly.General.--Lord ELLitotanaouon—Then
let the ;lan be discharked. - Roladiecharged. .. 1
. •
itil94lllllB. ,lie:-..
Mr. RAIVE moved for a Mandamus to the Arch.
deacon of the Archdeaconry of the Eist.Riding of
Yorkshire, commanding him to swear into office cer-
tain persons who had been elected Churchwardens of
the Parish of Filey. The Parish of Filey was di...
vided into three Townships.'—of Gesthorp, Sebbeston,
and Filey : the two first, by immemorial - usage.
elected two Churchwarden's, and the Township of
File, two ,mores it was an impropriate Rectory,
and duty was performed by a perpetual stipendiary
Curate, who never had elected one of -t he Church-
wardens, as was the case in some parishes : the right
of election was in the Parishioner( paying scot and
lot; and they bad nominated foot persons, who, at
tbe 'ignitions were presented to the Archdeacon, who
refused to administer the oath, as Mr. EVAII Wit.
Booth tip Curate of Filey, restated another Church.
warden for the same purpose. Writ granted.

41042 WAIIMANTO..
Mr. MIMUIWIATHIS applied for informations, in
the eaters of Qv* Mimosa. for the purpose of ascer-
taining by what authority two persons of the names
of Brookes and Baker held the offices of capital Bur,
genes of the Borough of Behests& The right of
election was in the Bailiff and the majority of twelve
capital Burgesses. A vacancy occurred in May,
1814; and in consequence of a Mandamus from this
Court, the Bailiff and five capital Burgesses elected
Mr. Brookes; at the tame time another vacancy oc.
tuned by resignation, and Mr. Baker was imme.
diately appointed to it. The objection to Brooke;
therein* was, that be bad not been chosen by a NM
jority of the capital Burgrnes ; and in Baker's else-.
title, there were two defects—first, the abeam of a
amioritY 1 and. 'madly. the want of due notice of
*tun, as required by the Charter.—Rules to stew
CMS !panted.
WWII& AND !MIA

This action, for money had aid received, was tried
befairollfib Justice Dm.s.as, at Widgeon,. The Plain-
tiff sought to recover a& 75. 10d. as an excessive
distress. The Defendants were Collectors of Tazes,
and ordered a Broker to distrain on the property of
the PlaindE; the Broker made as exorbitant charge
fir his trouble, and the action was brought tore.
corer back the money improperly paid to him, under
the distress. At the trial three objections were urged
to the Plaintiff's right to recover under the 33d and
70th Sections of 43 G. 111. a 99 —.First, that pre-
vious to the commenceseem of the. action a month's
might to have limn given. Secondly, that the
mew ought to have been brought within sit meths
the cause of action arose. 'Tiredly, deem the
cause of action arose our-of itilistreas, skydives*
meg pi have been reined to two Commisaiimeni
who would have decided between the parties without
*germ The Learoed Judge idtowed the Plaietiff
So mem, giving the Ddeadani leave to move to
eater a mantic.
Mr. Coaxer this day applied to the Court aces e&
laity and after stating the points aboveinentiend,
obtained, &rule to thew cause.
ford ELLUSOIIOI7OII gave notice, that in pursuance
of the Act Or that purpose, she justification of bail
would he taken in the Court of the Dochy of Lancaster.
• "-atrooLvorr DhBTORS' COURT, APRIL U.
John linglikick, was opposed. on the ground of
bswiwitim,back part of his propertyfrom his schedule.
Mt. BALL/ATVS" stated, that smile tears ago the
prisoners had employed a Mr. Reett(the Gentleman
tor whom he appeared) to draw out his will, by
which an estate in Devonshire was devised to his ton,
at the ass*. of the testator. Some time afterwards
the me waisted to raise the sum of 000, and Mr.
Road, from the knowledge be had obtained of the
property likely to fall to him, was induced ti lead
Zia moo, for which a joint bond was given by hint-
tit sad his fattier. Shortly afterwards, the prisoner
loft that part of the country, and Mr. &rad heard no.
thing d Wog till he received 'notice of his intention.,
tar Mir for the lomat of the Aet. He then disco.
"WM epos looking into his • gEhedulo, that there
--4hamosest whatever of the estate which heel
‘44 as et so* mad tie debt due to Mr.

t. ,

•

Read W3l stated to be not upon a bond, but a note
ofhand. Upon these 'rounds it was contended tbat
the prisoner was not entitled in his discharge.
The prisoner stated, that the estate had been sold
in November, 1815, to hi% brother, wholiml since his
mi%foitunes mainly contributed to his supp,rt, and
that the document held by Mr. Read had bift‘n erro-
woody stated from torpetlulness, and roc by dtsiy.n.
He was reminded to give time to amend his schedule.

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