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London, England, 1817-09-20

Govermente it wit; notlntended to stake any alters.
ciao in the liberal tertas on which be then held: his
Zemindaree, nor to resume his Inseer,incie to inquire
linto his past misconduct; that lid woulne permitted
to retain posession of his private property, and to
occupy the houses and buildings in the interior of the
Forts that he would receive from Government a rea-
sonable compensation for the military stores, cannon,
and other arms in his possession, and that Govern-
ment would be disposed to permit him to retain such
a number of armed men, as might on consideration
he deemed sufficient for his personal convenience and
for other legitimate purposes; and, finally, that if
his future conduct should be consistent with the esta-
blished laws, and if he should manifest due obedience
eo the locol.Officers, he, wfiald be treated with that
courtesy and consideration which Government is al-
ways disposed to shew to persons in his situation.
' The replies to this and se6sequent communications
contained general assurances, that Dyaram would not
resist the authority of Government ; and oa the even-
ing of the 13th, Dyaram sent by the hands of his
Vakeels, the keys of the Fort: with an intimation
that he was prepared to surrender it. _ln compliance
with his own request, and at the suggestion of his
Vakeels, a small party of Sepoys was at ten o'clock
at night sent to • take possession of the gate of the
Fort, and the Vakeels engaged that the British tro ps
should be put in possession of the whole of the works
on the ensuing morning.
Instead: however, of fulfilling this engagement,
the {Arty of &pis which had been sent to take pos-
' session of the gate, was detained 'on the outside of
the Fort the whole of the night, a battalion of bya-
ram's troops with guns, was drawn up on each side
of the way to the gate, and hostile preparations were
in the mean time actively carried on in the Fott.
The party of Sepoys was in consequence recalled
on the morning of the l4th, and Dyaram was in-
fsrmed, theft it be did not surrender the Fort within
48 hours, or by twelve o'clock en the 16th, no farther
communisation would be received from him, and
that he would be responsible for the consequences of
his rebellion.

During this interval, every practicable attempt
was made to induce Dyaram to comply with the or-
ders of Government, but without success ; and the
whale temper of the communications from Dyaram
clearly :hewed, that he was merely endeavouring to
gain time for a mere effectual defence.
Under.thew circumetarreei,ta-aket vnts bred at the
fort about ten o'clock on die Ifleis% in order to mark
the expiration of the period Ai*, apecifird. The
estate of Dyaram was placed under alcacheuent. end
martial 14w was proclaimed.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1817-09-20

WINDSOR, SRPTEMBER 19.

Itesterchty morning her MAJESTY, and the Prin.
cestes AuousTA and ELIZABETH dined at the Prin.
less ELIZABETH'S Cottage, near Old Windsor, and
in the evening had a select party at the Code.
In the afternoon his Royal Highness the PRINCE
REGENT p ii,i it visit to her MAMTY and the Prin-
cesses at the Catitt, and returned to London to dinner.
This day the Quaint and the Princess Eusastrrit
took an airing to Froginore. The Princesses Au-
COSTA and SOPHIA rode on horseback in the Parks.
London, England, 1817-09-20

Mir Mar.

Oa Tuesday last a division of the 105 d Regiment,
ender the command of Major Et.t.tot, marched into
the barracks iii Chelmsford, having 'tided on the
14th instant from Ca,4Ja, The rem tinder of the
regiment is daily expected.
A second Court-Martial assembled at Cork oh
Monday last, for the trial of Captain JOHR •Wurrs,
of the 4th Dragoon Guards; the second Assistant-
Surgeon of the Regiment is the prosecutor.
London, England, 1817-12-08

OLD BAILEY SEISIOIIS.

Saturday William liatclimals was indicted for for-
'ging and uttering a, true a note for the payment of
one pound, with intent to defraud the Governor and
Company of the Bank ot England.-
The prisoner wished to withdraw the plea of. No-
t and to plead Guilty, but Mr. Serjeant BCOMN-
WM; on the part of the Bank, would not accept of it.
M. Justice BAILEY said the prisoner might plead
Guilty if he pleased, but lie could hold cut no un-
derstanding to him that it would have any effect in
diminishing his punishment, and most probably it
would not; it would therefore be better for him to
have his case regularly tried, and to take the chance
of the Bank not being able to prove apy thing against
him. Guilty—Death.
Charlotte Nielatil4 and Geary Motile/1 were indicted
for forging and uttering as true a note for the pay-
ment ot one pound, with intent to defraud the Gover-
nor and Company of the Bask of England. Vhdict,
London, England, 1817-12-08

and it Was further to be collected, that this person,
who passed as Mr. de Bare, was not the husband,
party in the cause, but one who passed as such, being
in reality a person who was known to be Lieutenant
Knight. It was evidence 'efficient that Mr. Ha.
snilton could not have been the father of this child
which was born. It was not necessary, therefore, to
Like up the attention of the Court, ny longer, but to
pronounce for the divo:ce.--Sentence pronounced.
London, England, 1817-12-08

PLY MOD TH, DECEMBER 6.

Arrived the I,.llowing outward-bound vessels from
Lvdon —Akyon, Beaufort, Reward, John Barry,
and Syren, for Jamaica; George,. for Gibraltar;
Agnes, and Curlew, for Charlston ; Susannah, for
Leghorn; Nautilus, for Grenada; Favourite, for
)tone; Economy, and Cossack, for Trieste; Betsey,
Maieira ; Hercules, for Barcelona; Helena, for
Montserrat ; Clifton, Lord Wellington, Nesbitt,
Mary, and Europe, for the West Indies ; General
Hibbert, for Antigua ; Albion, for Bourdeaos ;
litaganza, for Oporto; and Charles, for St. Michael's.
The Syren gt,t on shore in Catwater last night, and
is very leaky—her back is supposed to be broken.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 7.
Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship PIKE, from
Newfoundland.

DEAL, DECEMBER t

Wind West.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Malabar, Ammon, Imps -Bombay. She sailed
tLe 2Ceih July, and. from the Cape the lit October ;
the Soth October she spoke the Eliza, from Liver-
pol toe Bengal, all well. Left at Bombay the Van-
smut and General Harris. Came down from the
lover, the Sorat Castle, for Bombay; Atalanta,
:coma, and Catharine Green, for Jamaica ; Golden
'tette, for the Cape; Britannia, for the West Indies;
fur St. Vincent's; and Perseverance, for
Janeiro.
London, England, 1817-10-02

BOXING.

The fight between Nonglall and Belatro, the best
ight-weight men in the boxing list, took place on
Tuesday at Saepperton-point, near Chitlands, the
Steward of the M.n.sr of Moulsey-burst having ex.
pressed a desire to yew with the Commivary and
Inite-Bas Men of the day, which was ref used.—The
distance from Loi.doa kept the ring rather select.—
The combatants fought for 50 guineas aside. Ran-
dall had always gone up to h►s adversaries heads,
and finished them masterly ; Colonel BARTON,
patron, brought him into the ring under his arm,
In the best condo ion, weighiag about 10 stone 7 or 8
pounds. Belasco is the only one of the Mosaic nine
of this day that promises to maintain tk•: name of a
Mendoza or a Sato ; although defeated in a saugui
nary combat with Reynolds a fe►t days since, he did
not lose a ',Article of his fame. He appeared in the
ring about eight pounds heavier. than R.inclail, and in
first-rate condition. They stripped in a 24 feet sing,
and turned to. Setting lItoII on Randall, whose
seconds were 'Font Jones and R. Weale.—Jacobs and
Little Puss seconded lielasco. The combat was not
of that ruffianing sort which we have seu►, hut it was
a nsater•ptece of tine science.
London, England, 1817-10-02

TEE ARMY.

It has been officially notified that the LORD Um-
visa= does not consider it expedient that the Militia
of Ireland should be called out, trained, and exer-
cised, in the course of the current year.
A letter from a Non.cammissiossed Officer of the
100th Regiment, dated St. John's, New Brunswick,
August 5, states, that all the detachments were drawn
.
to, and that some of the transports had arrived which
were to convey the regiment to Britain.
The lOsd Regiment has embarked on board two
transports at Quebec for England. .
Wednesday sennight, the detachment of the 78th
Highlanders, quartered at Perth, were inspected by
the Commander of the Forces, who expressed his full
approbation of their soldier-like appearance, and com-
mended the precision and accuracy that marked the
execution of their various evolutions.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 30.

Arrived his Majesty's ship TIGRIS from Weymouth,
with their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Ditches,
of GLOUCCITiII and suite on bind. They lands.)
about ten o'clock, at Mount Edgecambe, under a
salute; also arrived the Prince of Wal s,
LIAM. from Trinidad; John, CAMPBELL, from Prince
Edward's island, in 19 days; William, HALL, from
Memel, in 21 days; and the Divan, cutter, from a
cruise. Passed op Channel the American brig Ge-
neral Stark, GRIFFIN, from Alexandria for Rutter•
dam. Sailed the Rieford, LAMB, for London.

PORTSMOUIH, OCTOBER 1.
Sailed the Eliza transport for Chatham.
DEAL, OCTOBER 1.
Came down from the River last evening and sailed
the Lang, CLANK, for Bombay; and this morning
the Hebe, Foam, for Bengal—the latter remains.
London, England, 1817-12-30

THE ARM V.

A number of soldiers, invalided from the 19th,
'696, 83d, 98th, 99th, 100th, 104th, and 4th VeterAn
Battalion, embarked on Saturday at Portsmouth, on
board the Crown transport, for Chatham, to be
finally provided for.
The 35th regiment will soon leave Winchester
Barracks, for Hilsea, to replace the 18th, or Royal
Irish, commanded by Colonel GRAVRII, which regi-
ment will succeed to the duty at Gosport, whenoe
the 28th regiment lately embarked for the Mediter.
.

-The 26th Reg:MentlKiog's Borderers)' audit
from Weedon, in Nonhamptorthire, to mnriOW morn.
ing, for Chatham.. The first division well arrive there.
on the 7th of January. This Regiment is 800 strong,
and will embark for the East Indies in the comae of
two months

V

NAVAL lIVTELLIGENCR.
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 27.
Wind W.—Arrived the Eliza and Fos transports;
from Deptford for Cork ; and Good Intent, HAM,
from Plymouth for St. Michael's.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER ss.
Wind Westerly.—Arrived the Franklin ArneriCall
74., 'from Cowes: she has anchored at Spithead to
wait a fair wind for the Mediterranean; also the Isis.
bells. MANN. from Havannah for Handsorgh ; and
the Aaron, Papa?'" from Dublin, with lose of boacts..
Sailed the Cambridge, EVANS, for Jamaica.

_
London, England, 1817-09-18

010111.90 R, StriEMIIRR 11.

Monday her MAJESTY and the Princess Er Trait'',
took an airing to Slough. In the evening the Qtkiv
had a select party at the Castle.
Yesterday her MAJESTY and the Princess Ei::A.
Berm rode out to Frogmore.
This morning her MAJESTY, accompanied ho
Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, Pud a vi::t
the Duchess of Yomt, at Oetldlids, pArtor k nf
gant dinner, and returned to the CASt le in the el" CIPT
London, England, 1817-09-18

RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBER 17.

Two men arrived at one of cur principal inns
terday in a post.ehaise, from Deal, and after
refreshed themselves, they made vAri‘ms pur.;::a
several shopkeepers in the town, to whcni they p.11;t4
off forged Camel bury five-guile* notes, purpAmis
to be those of Messrs. liAmmoscs and Cn. of :ha;
city ; and we learn they flayed sitn.lar .ricks .:t Deal
and Dover, with forged £5 Margate noses, in in:ita.
tion of those drAwn by Messrs. Conn. ot Maple.
The Litter firm detected the firgety, And were u. pan,
suit of the issuers At a late hoar Ls: night. rat
notes forged on Messrs. }1 kSINIGND'. Bank re well
executed, but hid not been stamped ; those on :tie
Marg4te Rink were likewise um:an:fed, and not ss
well gut up by any means.
London, England, 1817-01-24

MARGATE, JANUARY 12 3 .

The Jane, WHO FOltD, from Penryn for Chatham,
with stores, ran on elore on the i•la! land Rock yes-
terday, but has been got off and brought in here,
without much damagc.—Wind S.W. blows hard.
London, England, 1817-01-24

RAMSGALT, JANUARY 23.

The following ships, all from London, and chiefly
outward-bound, have put in for shelter :—The Reso-
lution, Smtrn, for St. Michael's; Eliza, GAIIDN ER,
for Madeira; Dove, HOGARTII—..and Charles, MAY,
for Tenetiffe ; Desire, —, for Bristol; Staffof Life,
Calm, for Cork ; Speedwell, Gel:l6lM, for Cowes;
Fox, Detems—and Eleanor, Evans, for Cork ; Spe.
culator, PourEtt, from Portsmouth for London, with
loss of bootn and gaff. The Dolphin, Ravut:as, from
:Rotterdam:4ot' Susinam, fell over'in the Wen Gulf,
has•Tettr" iett*ater in her. The French brig
Jenne night in the' Wei 0214 and
/has four feet wiper her.—Wind W.S.W. •
London, England, 1817-01-24

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

. -
. These Papers, which had !seen since how delayed,
reached us just •as this Paper was patting to press.
We must be brief with our extracm

• Samerrye from Prussia, intended for the garrison
of OiVet, having arrived at Divant just as the Decree
Was, known prohibiting 'exportation of corn by the
land frontier, it was detained till the Cnstosn.bouse
oaken-could obtain instructions. Orders were limed
to alto* it to go to its destination, but the people broke
open the magazine and took part of it away ; being
~oppressed and the corn embarked, they attacked the
boats and carried a about SO sacks. The rest was
sent under a proper escort. There have also been
some disturbances at Diest, occasioned by the high
price of potatoes.

In consequence of the grant of 150,000 florins,
by the KM% one of the largest manufactories of
cotton has been. put in fall activity, and numbers or
workmen 44 have been snatched from the most fright-
' ful
LAUSANNEI JANUARY e.
Isitples is still in pa;nful anxiety respecting its
Ifficulties with the Uaited States. It seem: that
Mr. Pinkney departed before any thing was settled—.
it is tfintsgtl 'theft were questions et high
impoit4i4E. z:4l Americans have talked of 6,e
ut without success. A Itussiin
squadassisolailrispected in the Mediterranean., 1
London, England, 1817-03-29

CASSEL, MARCH is.

The Elecor has pubbsbed a family law, in which
it is bled, that all the Electoral Hessian Province-,
form for ever an indivisible unalterable whole.•
turns ut Government remains, as hereto Ere, Monar-
chical, with a representative Constitution.
London, England, 1817-03-29

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We have received New-York Papers to the 41h inst.
The negotiations between Spain and the United
Smits, which had been underfed from Madrid to
Wachington, terminated only so late as the 2Stlt tilt.
It appears from the published correspondence. that
the Spanish Minister had only p.)wer to treat, but
not to conclude on any thing. The fear of actual hos-
tilities appears to be entirely removed.

By accounts from Port-au-Prince, it appears that
PICIION seizes all the prizes sent in thine by Buenos
Ayrts privateers, and the privateers thtmselves, when
they afterwards go is to enquire after their prizes.
The Maryland Gazette contradicts the report of
Sir G. MiGliznua having abandoned the cause of the
Patriots.
London, England, 1817-03-29

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

General THORN cap gave nutter, that on the 16th of April
be shofild ask leave to loins in a Bill to abuli*h Public ‘Vhippittig
of Women.

Accounts of the net amount of the Exports and Imparts to and
from the West India Colonies, from 1760 to 1817, and of the
net revenue of the Customs „lid Excise on Sugar and Ruin is.r
the last three years, were ordered to be laid on the table.
'the Report of the GIPIC Preservation Bill was brought up ;
the several ameudnie.lis %ere read, and urd:red to be tak.ai auto
farther consideration on Monday three weeks.
'1 he Irish Grand Jury Presentment 131.1 was read a second
time, and ordered to be committed on the 14th April.
r. BROtIGIIAM pre,enied a Petition from the Wool-
growers in the neighbourhood of Winche sea, complaining that
every facility was given to the importation of foreign wool, and
every obstac'e put to the exportation of Bit and or-
dered to tie o:, time table.

it Mtossage from the Lords informed the House, that their
L.orilshipt had agreed to severs! public And private 131114.
Mr. 111401iGHAM presetred a Petition wont Dennis Sullivan,
a disabled sailor, a pauper in Mount-street Wut /thou re. R. jested,
because It prayed for pecuniary relief, without recommendation.
bit JOHN NEWPORT moved fur a coil of the minutes of
the warrant of siputntmeat of the Conservator of the Privileges
of Royal Scotch Boroughs in Holland, and fur accounts of the
produce of the ordinary revenue of Great Britain lorlbe last £
years, distinguishing each year.--Ordered.
Mr. LITI'LE lON moved for an account of the number of
Tickets gja:a.Sham in the Lotteries drawn for the last two
Mr. POttIhONBY prevented a Petition. from John Hargrave,:
se s fur 111 years had kept a cohler's stall go Cbarles-street, St.
James's square, praying for compensation, in consequence of
the operation of the New Street Act.—Read, and ordered to
lie on the table.
Mr. BROLTUHAM moved for accounts of all Monies re-
caved by way of Poundage in Isl 6, by individuals collecting
the revenue of Stamps—Agreed to, after a few words from the
Cbancttor of the E.:chequer.
London, England, 1817-03-29

aied

REMOVED TO No. SO, STRAND, LONDON.
And sold by moat Boot-makers, Grocers, Ironmongers, Brush-
makers, Perfumers &c. in every Town in the Kingdom, to
stone bottles, 6d. iLd. and Is. 64. es.ch.
N B. Ask Tor WAR at Pes Blacking.
London, England, 1817-03-29

IiFitLIN, MARCH is.

The Installation of the rew Council of St.te has
been deterred tor a. few days because several'Llent-
bets who have been invited are at a distance, and w•ul
hot be Able to arrive here earlier. The First Sitrlm;
A ill certainly tie on the 31st instant, unless some un-
esi e,:ted obstacles should happen.
London, England, 1817-03-29

FRANKroicr, MARCH 16.

In the eighteenth sitting of the Dect, on the 15th,
the Constitution presented to the Diet by the Grand
Duke of Weimar, was tinanimausly received by tie
Diet under its guarantee.
Count Lepel delivered a letter from the E ector of
Hesse, in which he protests against the d:cision nnith•
by the Diet in the affairs of the Darla Hoffmann,
and contests the competency of the Diet to judge in
this affair.

This declaration caused a great sensation, and oc-
casioned an extraoidinaly NleetinB of ►he State Diet
to-day (Sunday.)

MANHFIM, MARCH 25.

Counsellor liorekniaiiii, at Carlstuhe, has observed,
within these few days, that there ate again spots 0.1
the sun's disk, to the number of 40.
In the great storm oil the '2J ut this month, there
fell near this city a great ha►l of tile, with a loud
noise, and leavin; bchiatil A sulphurentp. sna.:ll.
London, England, 1817-03-29

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENEUES, 6ce.

R. GREENOUGH'a PECTORAL LOZEN.
.L GES of TOLU ; the greet demand for which, after
bivy years trial, proves them a superior remedy fot all Coughs,
Hoereenesses, bore Throats, Asdunatie aad Consump:ive
Complaints. The genuine only have R. Heyward printed on
the stamp, by whom they art psepared, as successor to Mr.
Greenough, the Inventor.
Sold ut boxes at Is. rid. each by Ids appointment, by F. Nrw.
tory and boils, ht. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow
Churchyard; Bayley and Blew, Corksper-street ; Nix, Royal Ex •
change; Ward, 224, Holborn; Clarke, 569, Borough; Sanger,
150, Oxford-street; Blake, 56, Piccadilly; Barclays, Fleet,-
Market ; and the Venders of genuine Medicinsse
Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TIM:-
lAMBS for preserving the Teeth and Gums, add curing the
Tooth4els, io enlarged bottles at as. 9d. each, with R. Hayward,
:ague.' on each stamp.

LOCK AND SURCICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President.
Si, Slalom—Mr. Kiernan,Meinber of the ItoyalCullege.Londoe.
Cloves ors—Earl of Egrensent Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel
J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, M.P.
• HE Royal and Noble Patrons of the abo7e IN-
hi ITT UIION, for the exclusive Treatment of EN/AREAL
CO ?A PLA (Kra, and their dangerous consequences, In order to
insure the benefits that have resuksti Irons it, related Mr. Kier-
nan a* it. Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal College)
from having directed his cilia attention to those diseases. Mr.
Kitroan conceives it a part of his official duty to motion the
public by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published
m February, 1116, as the only sure grids, and that no assertion
of pawns assuming such tides, and publicly advertising them,
without being sanctioned by this het, are to be credited. The an-
nual reports of the Lock Dispessary will prove that some of the
most dangerous eases of !Rector'', Debility, sad other supposed
incurable affections of the Generative Organs here been bore ra-
dicaily and successfully treated.
Mr. Mersa* may Ile consulted as usual. by both Emu. at his
Huab• et, Lower Charlotte-suest, Bedfued-square, where let.
Ices from l'own and Country are to be addressed, and the ones.
nary advice and asedieloe will be glees, or eau, to any part of the
United Kingdom.
Just published, price 4s.lid Edition, Prudent Observations o
she above Diseases, by 11. Mama. and any be bad at No. 174,
Plott-street, No.llo, l'ateraottatwow, and No. 10, Csewarmart,
hobo. •
London, England, 1817-03-29

HAMBURGH, MARCH IR.

After an unparalleled series of rattly weather in
this neighbourhood as well as in other parts, we h tve
now tine spring weather. The navigation has been
interrupted only for a few days through the winter.
The day before yesterday the Greenland whales*
put to sea.

TOE LITERARY GAZETTE AND JOURNAL OF THE
BELLES LETTRFi.—The Tenth Number of this in.
teresting new Weekly doutual, published this day,
contains, among other articles--
On the Poetical 'talent, of I.ord Byron—Account of the new
FreEch Tragedy Gennanicus ' • Lxperimental Philosophy ; li, at
of the Interior of the Earta; New Properties of Light; Elec.ti •
cal Tumid* • Mechanical Arts; Experiments on the Plague; NI.
Rownfeldt and Dr. Burgher& ; Fine Arts; Medea; an 'minis-
viewed Tragedy; Ancient sarcophagi;- Pompeii; the British
Institution; Reviews of Wat Tyler ; Manuel; AcsOetnic Errors;
Curiosities of Literature; SOanuoslrs ludiaa kepubl,c ; oketetws
of Society and Mat.r.et.,; fl.e. Rulßuts; the L'ayu anti
useful Men; on the perttet tulitical luskpookties. ci the Lite-
rary Gazette, anti the tom! eousecivevee% et polith...l varyy ito ge-
*eta; Alain of 11. lotus ; ouportain Procsadings or the I renth
Institute; I,Ottietotta ticuelke44 Literacy anti la/namable lucent-
; gone, kc. fits. . • .

.11:311". •

The first division of the 18th Royal Irisl. Rpt
meta, commanded by o.lonel GRAVES, many,
through Arundel yesterday, on its route tor Brier.t.
where that corp.: is to be statineed. The second d.
vision and the regimental depot removed ht m
chester, followed by the same route this day.

NdirofL lATXLIIGENCL
FALMoU I H, MARCH ee.
Arrived the tndwich pack's', tith mans fro
the I,l.►►Js, last from `,it. Thomas's, in V.S days.
London, England, 1817-09-27

HALIPhffl R E.

ON THE BORDERS OF BERKSHIRE.
Dcdrable FAMILY RESIDENCE, surrounded by ONE HUN.
'RED AN D+FIF ne FIVE Air a of Meadow, Pasture, and
Arable Landoune Stream of Want, and extensive Common
Right ,
By Mr. ROBINS, i
At Carraway a on Teittiasuar, Oc-hber 15. at Twelve.
THE vets Eligible. FREEHOLD ES I'A IT ;
comprising WAR BROOK HOUSE, II desirable and corn.
frirtable Family ittpodeticu, seated on a Lawn, with convenient
Offices of all descriptions, Cnath-houses, Stables. Farm sant and
Building., excellent Gardens, with chrEca Frult.trees, Part
Walled, Lawn and Pleasure grounds fine piece& of Water, well
moral wish Fish, brautgul Woodland with shady Walks, situate
near the del:sinful Village of Beasley, tw.t InLes from Hanford.
bridge, the Residence and Prot erty of a Gentleman Also, a
compact COT FACE RESIDENCE, ailapred for a small genteel
Family, with all requisite Offices, Coach house and mable., Gar-
den and Land, Let on Lease. A Bailiff's House and Cietaxei,
and sundry Incloburas of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood
Land, con7aming ONE HUNDRED AND FIF I ir. FIVE
ACRES in a ring fence; a very cligible*Property for a Ginnie.
' man, contiguous to a capital Pack of Fn./sounds, in a good Sport-
ing Country, an easy distance from Readmit thlttngLans, Ascot.
heath, ar.d his Majesty's Hunt, and in the neighbourhood of
families tit the first respee.abdity.
To l?e viewed by Ticket., and by applying to the Balla. War-
brook-touare.wkere Particulars may be toad; at the White Lion,
Ilarrturil-bridge f Crown and Boar bins, Reading; Red Live,
i Bastian,; Bush, Farnham and etaine.; White Hart, Windier;
Caine, salt hit Ewe. Arms, Godalming ;of Joseph War 4,
1
F.sq -olditor. Bedford-square; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-ski-ea, Gokleinsipiare.
London, England, 1817-09-27

and several others, particulars unknown.

LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 25.
Arrived the Mary, BROWN, from New Yolk
Merwor, RANICN, from Hondurss ; and Fl

Ernest, GREW, from Smyrna and Milford. Sail'
the Nymph, HUMBLE, for Calcutta ; the Welling:
HUGHES, for Charleston ; and Madison, Htu, r
I.laltimore.

RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBER 26.
Arrived the Crown, Boston packet, Warren,
ley, and the Yarmouth, transports, from London.
DOVER, hEPrENIBER 46.
Arrived off this port the Sophia Maria, Seriouss,l
from Surinam ; Posthumous, HooD, from Jamsicail
and the Griffiths, from

COVE OF CORK, SEPTEMBER '22.
. Arrived his Maksty's ship QYaus, irons a crui
and the Minerva, BELL, Iron London, with Go+
aunt stores, and to take convicts to Botany Bay.

NORTH SHIELDS, SEP I EMBER 24.
Arrived the Leon., lc °tumor:, from Quebec:
has on boaral a cable and long boat, whico beiviyei
to the George, of Seaton, Sauce, from Miraniiai.—
The George was lost on lirimnes,, Orkiie) a. Put is
here the Eleanor, 1.3e.u., from Archangel for Wiwi,
having bp rung a leak on the 44.11 i.i lat. 64.
London, England, 1817-07-11

Na.WMAILICAT OCTO3IIII MIZTISG.

The match between Lavinia. Sir 'Ebonies, and Grey Skim
for 500 gs. each, p p.-6 to 4 the field apt Grey Skim.
The mach between Lavinia and Guelle.-6 to 5 on Lavinia.

PiDZIPTISAIIIIIIIEXTIIAOIIDIDIARY-500 MILLS lIACICWARDI
IN 40 DATS.--Stevens continues his retrograde task. On Wed-
nesday night, at sine o'clock, he completed 451 mile 4. Yester-
day morning he started aga n at a quarter past five o'clock, and
at five in the afternoon he had performed 19j miles: making In
the whale, from his first caning, 1941 MUM
PARIIIAN FA5M10146...-The ornamental flowers, as generally
worn upon the hats for several months past, were grouped in
hunches; hut at present many fashionists weave them into large
garlands, which they place high In the front, or, in fact, vern
near the crown. These garlands mostly consist of flowers of twd
different colours, one detached or separate from the other, and
forming two or three circles ; or sometime. they are dl.posey
waringly, or in aig-sag. The hats of White crape are now by
far the most numerous; they are bound with broad white rib.
bands plaited. Occasionally the decoration it with plaid or
Scot. ribbon, in which the prevailing colours are amaranth or
green; and this is heightened by the introduction of blades of the
chnre-amaranth. The white straw hats gill continue to be hued
with yellow citron.
On Wednesday last, the 9th instant, the Lottery
commenced Drawing, when the following Capitals
were all Sold in Shares by list;, at his old established
Offices, 4., Cornhill ; and 9, Cbaring Cross, viz.
No. ito s 7 4:100 Money.
9,9 ........ SOO Money.
...... WO ,ney.
—The next and Last Day of Drawing will be on
Saturday the 19th Instant, when the First Drawn
Prize will be entitled to 420,000 Consols, in addi-
tion ; and the First Prize above 4100 will also re-
ceive 420,000 Consuls, in addition I consequently
the Chances are not much against the Two re20,0(10
Prizes falling together; thereby making a Grand
Prize of 440,000 ; and where a great Prize is to be
sold,. who is so likely to sell it as Btsit t for it is, no
doubt, in the recollection of the Public, that the very
last Prize of 440,000 Money was sold by 13isit, also
the last 410,000 Consols, the first 450,000 Consols,
the last 450,000 Consols, the first 430,000 Consols,
and the very last 4So,oooMoney.
• PROLIFIC FAAIILY--;-.Mrs, CLARIDOrs wife of ,
CLARIDOZ, who keeps the sign of the Red Lion, at
Paddingtbn, was, on Friday last, brought to bed of
three children ; about the same hour his cow calved
two calves, and his sow littered 14 pigs, one of which
had two beads. The whole are well and likely to
thrive. This is Mrs. C.'s first accouchentent, although
they Lye bum mauivd twenty y.ar!
London, England, 1817-07-11

FLEMISH MAIL.

The 11-...-.ders Mail of this morning annrarnees the
receipt of Fitate letters from Loudon, stating that
there art divisions ilk ticCabuie• of St. James's; and
" that a -Aar between England and America is spoken
" The Siam accounts say, that Lord Gur.uvret.E
had offered to rot:ft the Admin4,tration if this war
tool: place."—inteilii;tnce like this needs no com-
ment. In Germany, the mania for emigration seems
to have received a check, as will be seen by the sub•
joined letter;

" STUTGARD, JUNE 30.

" For some weeks we have sr en a great number
of Wurtembergers return, who had quitted their
country to go and seek their fortune elsewhere, and
who are now in the greatest distress. Some of
them return from Holland, or from the frontiers
of that country and of the Prussian States, where a
ihastage has been relue4l them. Others have been
only to the environs of Mentz, where the crowds ai
' their fellow-countrymen who were retur"ing home
induced them to Jo the same."
London, England, 1817-05-23

kw:it iiinucEffak.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The EttitoPE, WINDHAM, and COLDSTREAM arrived
off the Isle of Wight the 22d inst. The Etracwa sailed
from Bengal the Ist January, in company with toe
WARREN HASTINGS, NhiCh ship parted company in
Mowing weather, on the 31st of January, in lat.
8. 21. S. long. 85. 52. E. Arrived at St. Helena the
19th of March and sailed the 23d, the WINDIItu and
Coursanum, sailed from China the 11th of January
The LADY CAMPBELL was in Dock in Bengal.
The LORD Urns and ASIA sailed from Madras
the 10th December.

The MARCHIONESS Or ELY and BATAVIA sailed
from Madras the 28th and 3uth December.

The MANGLES was destined for Bencoulen-
The AsTELL and LADY CARIW4GTON were to sail
for England in February.
The MArtarroNms OF EXIITER and LOBO LYNDccIZ
sailed from St. Helena the 17th March.
The SurtaTCams and HeGil [Notts were to sail
on or about the 96th March from St. Helena.

PORTiMOUrIi. MAY se.
Arrived the Sir George Prevost, from the Downs
for Quebec; and the . William, Parron, from din
Downs. Passed by the Europe, MILLS, from Ben.
gal ; Windham. Illumines, and Coldstream, Cox-
WELL, from China. The latter left Canton oh the
Ilth of January, anal St. Helena the 23d of March,
in company with the Windham and Europe; .poke
the Bombay Anna, from Bombay fur England, on
the Line ; and the Matilda, for Bengal, on the VA
instant. The Marchioness of Exeter and the Lord
Lynedoch sailed from St. Helena lor England, the
20th of March ; the Surat Castle and Hugh Inglis,
were to sail the ilotli of March ; the Warren Hastings
was hourly expected at St. Helena when the Cold-
streatn left. Sailed the Mary, COMMIS, fur New-
toundlansl.—Wind W.N.W.

MYER, MAY 22.
The Aurora pilot, of this port, spoke, on the 12th
instant, off Dungeness, the two Turkish corvettes,
mounting, as they supposed, from 2(; to 3() guns
each- -one bound to Archangel, the other to S. Pe-
tersburg)). On the 19th, off Beachy Head, observed
one of them under a press of sail runn►ng to the west-
ward : on the €2(kh, spoke her again off Beachy
Head—they answered in English, and were then
bound down Channel.

Sailed last night the Princess Charlotte packet, Cap-
tain ITALLatans, with a mail And passengers, for O;.
tend.—Sailed this morning the Chichester packet.
Captain RUTTER ; Flora, Captain WAiso ; Dover.
Captain atvlsos ; Countess of Elgin, Captain HANI-
mom; ; and Cumberland, Captain rioXEß—all for
Calais, with pass,fngets.—Arrived this morning the
Favourite, Pow Es, from Calais, with Lord BERWICK
London, England, 1817-05-23

FRAUDS ♦T CORE.

Mr. BENNET, adverting to a Commission of In-
quiry which had, tie' understood, lately taken place
at Cork, in consequence of frauds committed upon
the convicts, stated the circumstances of the case as
they were commu.ticated to him. Representation
having been made to Admiral Hallowell, who com-
mands at Cork, tbat about one-half of the sum al-
lowed by Government for the maintenance of each
convict Willie at Cork had been for years appropriated
to the private profit of the Sheriffs and.Jailors, that
gallant Officer transmitted his information to the Go-
vernment, by whom a Conimiswon of Inquiry 'was
appointed. Now, be wished to know whether there
was any objection to lay before the House the Re-
port of the Commission with regard to the double
fraud upon the Government and the unfortunate
1 Convicts

Mr. PEEL said, that he had no objection to com-
municate any information which the Hon. Gentle.
man desired, upon the subject Alluded to.
Mr. BENNET then moved for the Report of the
Commission referred to, with the minutes of evidence
taken before it.—Ordered accordingly.
London, England, 1817-05-23

GHENT, MAY 79.

We have much pleasure in announcing, that in all
the markets of this Province, Corn has experienced a
decline, which is not indeed very considerable, but at
least allows us to hope that we shall go on till bar.
vest without any addition to our distress. The arri.
vals from the North are said to be encouraged by the
Government, which, if it has not adopted the measure
so generally called for by all our provinces and which
seemed so imperiously required by circumstances, at
least employs all those which can be reconciled with its
general system of unlimited freedom of trade. It is
in agitation to exempt from all duties Corn import-
ed, except such as does not remain in the kingdom.
London, England, 1817-05-23

CLINGY IMIDINCE BILL.

Mr. MANNERS SU rroN having 'moved the
Ortiz of the Day for the House to resolve itself into
a Committee on the Clergy Residence Bill,
General THORN rot: expressed his surprise to
fad that the Stspendury Curates' Bill was out pre.
erred entire in the Bill, as the Honourable and
Learned Gentleman had stated that it was his inten-
ton so to introduce it.

Mr. MANNERS SUTTON replied, that the
Cmmittee would afford the Honourable General the
rest convenient opportunity of making aisy observa-
tions that might occur to him on the measure.
the House then resolved itself into the Committee.
The Committee went through the different clauses
tf the Bill, and filled up the blanks.
An Amendment was proposed by Mr. C. W.
Wm, to leave out the Chapl.,in-General of his Mel-
Jetty's Forces by Sea and Land, from the Clause con-
uining the exemptions from non-residence.
The Amendment was supported by Mr. WILIER-
race and Mr. GORDON, and opposed by Mr. B.
iktf7'SST) Mr. MANI:Ca SUTTON, and Sir W. Scow.
Mi. W YNN, after some conversation, withdrevi
his amendment, but proposed another, to omit from
the list of exemptions, the Chaplains of the Dock-
Tods. On which the House divided—For the Amend-
mint 9—Against it 32.
The Master of the Charter-House, and the Prin-
cipe of the East-India College, were excepted from
the necessity of .obtaining a Bishop's license for non.
midence.

'pop the clause for exempting the dignitaries of
Cathedral from residence for four months in the
r, Mr. GORDON expressed a wish to know how
.ezemptiblr Witi to be construed with respect to
clergyman who held dignified situations in different
•athedrals ? For instance, a case bad come to his
knowledge, in which a clergyman beld such situations
so less than six different cathedrals, while be had
two benefices. With such pluralities, how was
possible, he asked, to provide for that residence
which WAS the professed object of the Bill i•
Alter a desultory conversation upon this point, in
116 Messrs. MAMMA SUTTON. WILIIIRFORCIti

r.
,sravasr. Sir J. Nictiozz, and Dr. riiii.f.Dioßw
took a pat, the Chairman was directed to report
progress, and ask leave to sit again, the House re-
*loads and the Bill was ordered to be racommitted
Monday sa'nnight.
Tat
Irish Saving Basis Bill and the Milibank Road Bill were
o 4 weed time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow.
..,'"RePort tbe Mediterranean Trade Bill was brought up,
"' 44 Bill ordered to be re-eonunitted to-morrow.
Tat Mudny Bill we's reads 'woad time, and ordered to be
tirea on Wednesday se`nnight.
BROODER brought in a 5111 to regulate certain Offices
"rm. 'abolish others, in the Mints of Eng.and sad Scotland.—:
4014 OW and ordered to be read a see Woo so-wurrow.
wed at Ong &Caws.
London, England, 1817-05-23

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1817.
trOlt STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
*tamed 711 72—Cons. 72H-4 per Cent. b9i
)4 y,, iosi 104—India Bonds 82 83 pre.
/Wagner Balls 9s. is.. pr.—Cons. for Opening 78ff
The following Stotts shut and open as under
Consols shut June 3, open lith July.
3 per CeLts. ditto 3, Ind ditto.

the House of Commons last night, the CUAN.
otthe EXCHEQUER obtained leave to bring in
to regulate the issue of Extents in Aid. The
and unfair purposes to which these writs have
' years past been prostituted, are but too well
The practice has been for a Crown Debtor
cut an Extent in Aid, to put it in execution
sum much larger than what be owed the Ex-
r• so that after satisfying the Crown debt, the
remained in his hands, to the prejudice of the 11
lot creditors of the debtor in execution. But by
Sill which the Ctutsmat.i.ott of the ExcitEcittsit
propuses to bri in, every Extent is to bi: hrnhrd
stion to rccise :um owing to thi. Crown.

'The principles of the present tetthrupt Lairs *ere
also partially disceswd, and mach valuable informa.
Lion given to t e Honse by the various Members who
are so Commissioners of Bankrupts, with a •iew
to the future reviial and anieiidment of this important
branch of nor commercial cout..—The reduction of
the duty on Linens, and of the taxation of Ireland
generally, also occupicA the attention of the House,
and encouragement was given to hope, by the Minis-1
trtial side, that next Session these reductions, or part
of them, might be found practicable. In the course
of the debate arising on this motion, the CHANCRLLisn
of the Excnzocza apprised the House of his having
had an enlarged plan or Finance proposed to him for
collecting the Revenue of Ireland, and of his intmtion
to proceed to Ireland, to observe, in person, the
state of the Finance of that country, and how far the
proposed system should supersede the present.
London, England, 1817-05-23

soNs of rim GLERGr.

Yesterday the Anniv.irsary Meeting of the Corpse.
ration of the Sons of the Clergy took place in the
Cathvdral Church of St. Paul. A great notrber
of persons of distinction were present. A most
excellent and impressive Sermon was preacl.e.l by
the Reverend LawrieNrai: GAM/NM D. 9. Minister
of Curzon.strert Chapel, and Assistant Morning
Preacher at faint George's, Hanover-square.—
The music was well selected, and consisted of the
Overture of Esther, Handel's Dettingen Te Dram,
and Jubilate, with the Chorus from the Messiah;
" Hallelujah, for the Lord God Onri;potent
reignetli,' an Anthem composed for this Charity
by Dr. Boyce, ante limidel's grand Coronation
them. Vaughan, Buggins, and Tinily. were in ex.
cellent voice, and acquitted themseives admirably I
the Band was led off by Mr. Ware, auil conducted
by Mr. Greatorec —A(ter the Church Service and
Music, the principal part of the persons of ilistinc;
Lion repaired to Merchant Tailors' Hall, to a Dinner
by the Stewards. The collection at the Rehearsal
was £72, and yesterday at Church nearly £l-o').
The Loan MAYOR was in the Chair, supported by
ihe Archbishops of YORK and CANTERBURY.—The
whole amount of the collection was £BlB.
London, England, 1817-05-23

kifirs,4rE, ail IY 22,

It is strongly rumoured here, that we are to be
honoured this season with a visit from her Royal
Highness the PIUKCEsS CIIA111)TTE and the Prince of
SAFE COLOURG. Last Cliff Lodge, occupied some
years back by Ihr Royal Highness's Yllubiriot4 Mo-
ther, is already named for the residence of the Royal
and happy Pair. East Cliff Lodge and gardens are
in high order, having been tenanted for the last three
years by the Marquis WELLESLRY.
London, England, 1817-07-29

DIED.
lime 21, at Greenock, aged 97, &till. Barbara M'Phersan,
lict of the Rev. Alesander Mg.eod, of thr Isle of Skye.
July 19, at his house, in Charles-weer, Bath, aged 79, John
Palmer. Esq. many years Ci'y Amid:est and Surveyor.
July 20, at Caister, Norfolk, aged 29. Hannah, wife of Capt.
Edward Hall, R.N.
A ft w days since, in Upper Seymour-street, Mrs. Fra-ces
Manners, daughter of the late I .ord Wm. Manners.
London, England, 1817-07-29

COUNTRY MARKE

At Waltham Market on Friday, Wheat sold from 419. to E.G
per load. Oats 38s. to 40s. Malt 1 is. per bushel. Bread 25. pe •
Ohm. The samples were plegni ul ul all hinds of grain.
PORT smouTu —.We are informed by an old Agriculturh.• is
this neghbourbood„ that be has to t week sold M'lnot at La.,
per load, of the same quality as obtained Inns E3l. In the witrer
months: he has subwquets,ly takeo the receding prices, accor,s-
ing as the markets have been. He further awes, that during Li.
experience of forty years, he does nut unlimber having had a
more promising appearance in the Wheat crops than at the pee-
sent time. The price of bread conrinuea to decline hers; i: is
now 20 per gallon —one•third lets than it was a month ago. A:
Gosport it is Is. 10.1. per gallon.
At Arundel Market, on Thursday, Wheat wet i t mc :era*,
supply, and sold, as In quality, from 80s.'n o-s per suarter, and
the demand tolerably brisk. Nu demand for Barley awl Oatt,
and but little offering.
The fate unsettled weather has rather protracted the harvest,
but the appearazce of a general ...rug of every sort of pain re•
mains unaltered

At Broad Oak Pak, on Wednesday, there was a large chew of
lambs, the best of which sold from 15s. to las. a head—the iv:t-
rior sort groin I is. down to 9s. No; above a hundred were delvel
away unsold. Of South down wethers there was not a great som-
ber, and the best fetched as much as 9Cs. a head.
Salisbury Market, last week, W3l rather scantily so; !hri:
and a few Ere sami.les sold nearly as high as last week ; ha:
rior sorts were unsakabie. Oats and Beans the same as last week.
Mutton is retailed at .51d. to 6d. a lb. I.am!), did to 7d. Vt;!.
sd. to 6d. Butter lUd. to l I id. a pound. Eggs, 18 for a sttillipg.
Ducks alive, is. 64. to 21. ad. a couple...dead, gs. to 34. t: I.
Chickens, 2r. ad, to 31. a couple. Potatoes 9d. to 19d. a gallvn.—
Pea., 6d. to led. a peck.
London, England, 1817-07-29

FREEHOLD?, ST. CLEMFN---r DANES, STRAND.

THREE Old-Accustomed PUBLIC HOUSES, DWELLING
HOUSES, WAREHOUSES, CARPENTER'S YARD,
Ellrible SHOPS, STABLES, &c. situate In St. Cantina's.
lane and Ckment's In!). passage, Clare-market, &a. AU
VOTES for the COON FY. •
TO BE SOLD BY Aucrimq,
By Mr. ROBINS,
_

At Garrawars, on WCDN ZSDAT . July SO, at Twelve, In tufts.
T" VERY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD
(:STATES. comprising upwards of SIXTY FREE-
HOLD DWELLING HOUSES and SHOPS Warehouse*,Yards, Workshops,Timber Yard, S•ables, &c. the SPOT.
TED DOU PUBLIC HOUSh, with large open Yard, the
WHI IT HART ditto, and the RISING SUN, situate Its Ck.
mom's lane and Clement's lon.pantage, with sundry (+grate
chops and Dwellings, atilmning Clara-market, and various build-
lugs; the whole Estate lying temper, and let to Messrs. Don-
gius, fieron, Remnant, and others, respectable tenants, part on
Leases nearly expiring, and to Tenants at Will; the present im-
proved rental estimated at upwards of ONE THOUSAND
FOUR HUNDRED Pt)UNDS pet annum.
May be viewed by L eve of the Tenants; Particulars at the
Public Houses on the Estate; of Messrs. Blake, Wh.te, and
Arage, Sol citurs, Essex street, Strand ; of Mr. Millett, Solicitor,
No. 9, Middle Temple lane; at Garraway't; and of Vir. Robins,
Warwick-street, Gulden square, where a ilau of the Estate may
he seen.

ESSEX.
dAPITAL FREEHOLD E4T ATE, with F IRM HOLM.
BARNS. SFABLEi and OUT-BUILDING=, awl nearly
I"HOUT-BUILDING=,) ACRE.; of excellent Marah, Meadow,
Arable, Pa cure, and Woad Land.
'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By Mr. ROBINS,
•

At Garraway% Coffee-Howe. Exchanire-alleY. Combing ca

Tneasomr, August 14, at'twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
AVERY Eligible I• it EEHOLD ESTATE,
Frincipal Part Freeut G-eat !like, comprising the PAR-
SONAGE FARM, situa.e. in .be Pa, ish West l'hurrock, near
the 'own of Grays, In the e..unty of Essex, in the occupation of
Mr. William Long, a Fearer:Me l'euant, on Lease, consisting of
en etc-ellen Farm House, with Garden is Front, and Orchard,
Barn, stables, and ittlivr Outbuildings and upwards of 1 WO
HUNDIED and !VINE ACitEn of rich Marsh,
Meaduw„Pasture, dkroble. and Wood Land, distant only ten
miks from the capital Markrt.town of Romferd. This F.ta:e
is an enceitent Property to inve:e Money, and is admirably situ-
ate for the procurement of Manure, and conveyance of produce
to the London Madre at an easy ttrense, being sn contiguous
to the Ritter I hams. It it p. esumed Chalk btu be found tiro..
the Estate.

To be slowed by leave of 46 Tenants, of whom Punted:in
may he hid; ac the Fhin, Grays.aud Aerie), ; Dog rad Nett-Ike,
Stiffurd ; Hotel, Pura :et ; Black Boy, Cheirrofor.l; White liurt,
Itsstutord; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street,
Goldeorquare ; where a Plan ot the Estate may be wen.
London, England, 1817-05-24

COTTON Y.l ft N.

Lord STANLEY presented a petition from the
Inhabitants of the Towns and NiAghbourhood of
Great and Lick Bolton, in LahcaFhare, relative to
the exportation of Cotton Yarn, praying that the
House would enter upon an invest;gation of the rob-
ject, and adopt some measures respecting it. The
Nolole Lord said, that looking at the importance of
the question, be must earnesly hoped that it would
not be left to the rnanagerreet of any individnal, but
that it would be ...alien up, as, in his opinion, It ought
to be, by his Majesty's Government. The petition
was numerously and respectably signed; and he be-
lieved the allegations which it contained were founded
in unties The Meeting was called by the principal
Officers of the town ; and as a proof that it originated
in no separate or party interests, the expences already
incurred, and those that might hereafter be incurred,
were to be paid out of the Town Funds. There was
only our individual who objected to it. The prayer
of the petition concluded w;th proposing that it should
be relereed to the Poor Laws' Committee. In that
lie certainly did not concur, nor should he make any
motion of that kind. Bat if Government did not
take the matter into its consideration, he hoped some
Member would bring it forward next Session.
hit. CC RWEN said a taw words in opposition to
the prayer of the petition.
Alter a few words from Mr. PHILLIPS, who stated,
that the object of the petitioners, it effected, would
increase rather than diminish their distress, the peti-
-1.1011 was ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. BLACKBURN presented a petition from
certain Manulactarers of Manchester for a similar oks.
ject.—Ordered to lie on the table..