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London, England, 1818-06-27 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, it:NE a

SKIPS PVITILED lAITAILUIL-111! Planet, %Vernon; Petra
George, Parker • Nesbitt, Gray ; and James, —, from „L.
maica ; (.'hark, 'Forbes, Gray, frera Tobago ; Rover Gitin rt,
from Sr. Vincent's;Henget, Hart; and Urgent; Br;. f.-om
UAbon ; Aurora, 6ou.llncr ; and s.a ah, Janina!, from r.lin.r-o;
Holland, Fowler. from St. Domingo; Mary, Craig, from Stet..
tin • Lucies, Rosatter, from Virgil:hi ; from
Chrleston; Clements, from PoLtrnio; Do:clnbter,
'lodge, front Waterford ; l}.Jafood, Yourz, from St. l'ihcer.r%;
Margaretta, Wd,l ooaa,from Grenada; Briton. Robinson, fro
Oporto; and Fmterprize. Franklin, from St. Luria.
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il is, for IL.nutdam; Famsy,
M./titer, for Naples; raureul'Prurt,:me, Higoon, for Ilay.:e ;
, Serene Warr, for "Cahis; and Lucy, Culen, for bladvira,
Barbados,, and ti....aada.—(First entry :24th June.)'
4.nis Cobuurg, Eaumman, front }lam.
burgh; Prince of IVattrioo, Page, from t) tend; 11.4stuTs
Home, from l'etersiturgb ; Stanipa, Armstrong,: 01'
Wale s, Sims ; Lt,ndon, Smith ; and Iknti, Hepburn, frau'
Jamaica; Hope, from Tobago; atticdonia, Drown,'from Grenada.; Integrity, Psiao,frunt Nevis; Albuera, Bona.
wick, from J....b00; Mary, trown, fnant Qncbec; and Hope,
Beak, from Water:ord.

Oterwaans.—Th, Buse, ILt.Scld ; and the Mn and Szrat,
ROOMC, (Ur 111113.111.(rel; J.uw•. Joncs, for quellm and Montreall
F•nra Duchert Hain; fn Ikntniei Ditpteh, BAllnehana, far
Smyrna; aad harmony, Itodwunla, fur Itotterdant.

Saturday se'nnight as simile soldiers of the 9.th
Rifle Corps, who 'had mar lied into Rye, with pri-
soners for the Di pot at the Isle of Wight, were
bathing in the channel of the town, one of them got
out of his depth and was unfortunately drowned.
Dn. W:TaoN.--The following is Dr. Watson's Ad.
dress to the disfranchised inhabitants of the County
of liddlissex, who on the -1-th of May met in Spa•
fields to petit on the PRINCE REGENT t
" Fsaa...m (*.so:nt.'s/ant-1n pursuance of your instruction :4
me, when I had the honour of being in the Chair on the 4th of
M. at th • Meeting had in Spa-fields, I think it my duty to
i4urna you of toy subsequent proceedings, upon the liesolutkns
passed tiimn that occasion. Immediately after that day con.
veysol-the thanks of the Meeting to Henry Hunt, Esq. and made
him acquainted with the thanks of the Meeting, for the 'menu..
ous exertions which he had unceasingly used in the cause of the
people'; right% ills answer was, that he expressed himself
gratified, Getaletnee, with the sentiments of esteem you had
expressed in his favour, and declared he considered he bad done
nu more than his duty as an English:llan. I have alto conveyed
by letter, through the channel of a friend, your thanks to Mr.
Catlett, for the able, indefatigable, and independent manner,
in which he had defended the rights of the people in his writings.
" I afterwards waited upon Major Cartwright, to convey the
thanks of the meeting far his persevering exertions, during .to
many years, to produce that Reform In the Commons Rause of
Parliament upon which depends the permanent liberties of the
people of the United Kingdom. lle replied, he considered be
had only done the duty of an Englishman. in using his exertions
fur their welfare. I also informed Lim, that you bad requested
he would accompany Mr. Hunt and myself to present the Yeti.
tion resolved upon at the Meeting. To this be readily ac-
quiesced ; but .an unavoidable delay taking place in conic..
quence t.f Mr. Hunt's absence from town, when that Gen:D.:-
man arrived, Major Cartwri;;lst had consulted his friends, and
declined accompanying us.

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" Mr. limit, on Tuesday, the 7th of June. did me the fa-
vour to accompany me to Lord Sidmouth's Office, to whom we
were pnvistly introduced, and presented the Petition to his
Lordship ; and agreeably to ore of the Resolutions, I requested
to know whether your Petition would be placed in the hands of
the Prince Regent? I was desired to call again, when, after
having looked over the Petition, his Lordship wculd Five the
an answer; in c.sustAuence thereof I called yesterday, the 22d
of June, when Lord Sitintouth informed me, that your Petition
had been laid before his Royal llit-,hness the Prince Regent,
hut that it was not usual to answ.r any Petition but (ruin the
Throne, and there only to certain corporate bodies. I then
observed, that it appeared useless to petition, if no answer was
returned •, to which his Lordship replied, he could not enter
upon such a discussion.

" Thus have I, in the best manner I was able, fulfilled the
instructions you was pleased to honour me with; and having
laid the particulars before a great part of the Oommittee engaged
in calling the said Meeting, it Is lIIIVIIIIed to call another Meet.
its of the Disfranchised Inkabitahts of the County of Middle.
sex (of which you wilt h2%e timely notice), to •*onsult upon the
measures necessary to be pursued in ref ritierntion of not being
able to obtain au ensurer to, or a knowledge of the effoct pro.
duced by, your ?edam's. At which time, with your consents
I shall lay before you the outline of a pbarby which, if adopted,
re you would be able to his Royal IlMl.ts, umsuelly, luto
the full possession of ,>•r wants and grit4auccs, and withal
would enabk you to h ..r his verbal bend:mins thereon. I am,
fellow-comutr, men, and companions In the cause of 'freedmen,
your most sincere friend, " J. warsoit.
" No. 37, Surrey-street, Strand, June 23, tal S."