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London, England, 1819-02-19

marked, that on a former day Burdett had snapped
.his fingers at the electors : they had to-day returned
the compliment, and snapped their fingers at him.
While Mr. HUNT was speaking a stick was thrown
at him. Mr. Las directed the constables to endea-
vour io find the person from whom it came. , The
man was pointed out, and after being roughly used
by the mob, hoisted over the rail to the front of the
hustings, and taken into custody. Mr. HUNT decli-
ned to exhibit any charge against him, observing, the
poor-wretch was no doubt in the pay of Mr. Nob-
house, and the state of the poll was sufficient to ac-
count for his conduct. The man was then liberated,
but prudently remained with the constables till the
business of 'the day was over.
Mr. WALKER eulogized Major Cartwright, and
declared, in answer to the assertion, that some of the
Major's friend; had canvassed for Mr. Lamb, that
they had never canvassed a single man for Major
Cartwright himself. Whatever respect he might
ha ye for Sir F. Burdett, he would never hold him-
self to be obliged to sacrifice his opinion to vote inr
the nominee of•the Honourable Baronet against Ma-
jor Cartwright. Ile censured the conduct of the
Westminster Committee, and described them to have
packed a body of their number to support Mr. Hob--
house on his nomination. Three hundred persons
would form a very large party in any room in the
metropolis, but why did they not appeal to the peo-
ple at a public Meeting in the usual place of meet-
ing ? Ile preferred the Whigs to the Tories, as,
though they had not done what they might have
done for the benefit of their country, they were guilt-
less of those acts which disgraced their opponents,
and which stunk in the nostrils of the people.
The business of the day then terminated.
SIXTH DAY.
State of the Poll this day at One o'clock:
Mr. LAM - - - 1473
Mr. lionaorsz - - 927
Major CAarwaioirr - S4
THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1819-02-19

DUTY ON COALS.

• Yesterday a Meeting was held at the City of London
-Tavern, for the purpose of taking into consideration
the necessity of petitioning Parliament for relieffrom
the present partial duty on coals, in London *ad the
out-ports. At one o'clock Alderman WooD.took the
chair. He was accompanied into the room by Alder-
men Waithman and Thorp, Mr. Wilson, M. P. Mr.
Byng, M. P. Mr. H. Sumner, M. P. Mr. Williams,
M. P. Mr. Harvey, M. P. and several other Gentle-
men, Members of the Committee.
Alderman WOOD stated the object for which the
meeting had assembled ; after which the Secretary
read the minutes of a conversation which took place
between the deputies appointed at a former meeting
to wait upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on
the subject of the high duties. From this it appeared
that that Right Hon. Gentleman had expressed the
willingness of hi; Majesty's Ministers to give the sub-
ject their most serious consideration.
Mr. JACK:, then proposed a string of resolutions,
which he prefaced with an account of the origin and I
progress of the several duties which had been laid on
coals in London, and other districts, up to the pre-
sent time. These duties amounted, in Middlesex and
Surrey, to about 10s. 91d. per head, men, women,
and children; in 14 (Aunties, it was Is. Id. on each
reison ; in 4 counties, about Id. and in 21 counties,
Oleic was no duty at all. He then detai'ed the evils
Ito which this partial system led, and concluded by
expressing a hope that the resolutions, and the peti-
tion to Parliament founded upon them, would meet
the concurrence of the meeting. •
1 The Resolutions were then put and carried, as were
al-o tie Petitions to both llou.es of Parliament.
London, England, 1819-02-19

FEBRUARY 19.

This morning William Connor, (who was dis-
charged last Session for a similar offence) stood in-
dicted for disposing of and putting away, in Janu.ry
last, a forged one pound note, knowing ,it to he
forged, with intent to defraud the Governor and Com-
pany of the Bank of Eiigland.--The prisoner plead-
ed Guilty to the minor offence, when
Mr. Serjeanf BOSANQUET stated to the Jury, that
the prisonr having thus pleaded, the Bank declined
prosecuting capitally. The Learned Judge then
shortly addressed the Jury, observing, a, there Ns
no evidence to substantiate the capital Fart of the
charge, they would find their verdict accur,:inglv.
The Jury accordingly feund the prisoner ;irk," of
the minor offence.

John Jackson ariclFrancitPirry were also arraigned
on a similar charc,e, being separately indicted v.-Als
having passed, ia January last, each a note, pnrpon-
ing to be a genuine one of the Governor and Com-
pany of the Bank of I.lglancl, alto with intent to de-
fraud the said Company. Both these prisoners a!:0
pleaded guilty to the minor offence, which subjects
them likewise to transportation for fourteen years.

CLISGOW MARKETS, FEBRUARY
. Corrvx.—The $.11:5 of the week amount to 1160 packari.
Sea IsL:A! (11:: rgia, 29, at 2's. Ud. to 4s. 1 td. ordivary to 104
line.— Ilitto, very interior, 4, at 2-..—Ditto, stained, 14,
to 22,1.—New Orlyng, 86, at 17:d.—Bowtds, 634, it ICd.
160.—D0. 70, at 17ict. old.—Pvrnambucco, 4, at 251/4.-sfa-
-20, at 20d.—Yana, u Md.—Demerara :7nd Be-
bice, 203, at 17 id t05e;.1.-1 /a. :nailed and at 15d.
to MO.—Jamaica, 16, at 16,1.—Surat, 16<1. to i:d.
CORN-EXCILINGE, MARK-LANE, FEIII%.I:AFY
We have not hal many fresh ;u rivals since !qen-
day, nor has there been any demand ICY BaneY)
! which article is from 3s. to 4.5. per quarter cheapen:
ancLa large quantity rent Hies on hand, which
not be got off at that reduction, The Wheat u. de :s
very heavy, but not cheaper than on Wednesday. as
it is now settled that the Importations from abroad
cease this dig. Oats, 13ear.F., and Peas arc dra sale,
at almost nominal price.

I'EB. 19.
Beef .......4s 04 to Ss 44 I Vysl • .51 Od to Ts ed
Nlutton Cd to 81 t;.! Porl.
BrAsts S7o—estves IW—She.fr_and_Lasrbs.44l:9-116111.41.

HAY, AND STRAW I'±a LoA

Hay 45 Os to £7 7. Straw 101 to ,C 3 Os
Clover 6
.us t 0.19 IN I Rowers ... es es to £0 Os

• BIRTHS. .
Tuesday, the Lade of Col. Aspinwall, Consul of the 1.-.l:cJ
States of America, of a son.
Weiliwadry; lady Katharine Mkt tOrtittr, of a daughter.
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LONDON NI and ptchtfslnid by 1.14 Waal; ?UMW
rs.4ce, - .
London, England, 1819-08-17

SURPRISING PEATS 4

Thursday, a man ascended the spire of Salisbi.ry Cathedral,
and sat astride the cross, a distance of 400 feet from the ground,
snag " God save the King," and shouted " Astley for ever ;"
the whole so audible, that it was distinctly heard by the spectators
in different puts of the City.

. - -
A boy, about 13 pus, undertook one day last week, at &la-
ity Green, near Norwich, to pick up, litk his 'estuall, within an
hour, 100 marbles, placid one yard distant from each other, and
to deposit them in a basket. He performed his arduous task
within 48 minutes. At the same place and time a young man
undertook, for a conaidenOble wager, to run 18 miles in two
hours, which he accomplished one minute and a half within time.
London, England, 1819-08-17

CRICKET.

The 4th inst. a Match of Cricket was played at Bonells Preen,
near Seven Oaks, Kent, between the Gentlemen of Otfora and
those of Chevertirgf-for £2O a-side. It was won by the latter,
after a fine day's play, the last man going in against eight to tie,
and nine to win. The day being remarkably tine, a large as-
semblage of people, many of them from Loudon, were attracted
to witness the sport. A Bard of Music attended on the grour.d,
aftl playgd the whole of the day; and an excellent dinner was
provided by the Landlord of the house on the Green, which
gave great satisfaction to the Gentlemen who partook of it.—
After dinner, numerous parties formed themselves into sets, and
danced on the Green until a late hour, when they deputed,
blghly gratified by the amusement of the day.
London, England, 1819-08-17

RURAL SPORTS AT WINDSOR.

The Pawcs Ilioarr's Birth Day was observed at Windsor
with every demonstration of rejoicing. In the evening, the
Town Hall, the Royal Tradesmen's Houses, and the principal
Inns in the Town, were brilliantly illuminated. The Bachelors
had ; festive entertainment in the piece of land belonging to
them, called Bachelors' Acre, in honour of the day. They went
in grand procession, preceded by a band of music, and dined in
a tent pitched for the occasion. The entertainments commenced
with a grand Cricket Match, and ended with a Revel, at which
the following Prises were given:—Boys, under 15 years of age,
to play a match at Cricket, eleven of a side, the winners to have
'Ohara& and sixpence each; the losers to have sixpence each;
dinner to be given to the boys ; the wickets to be pitched at ten
o'clock.—Four boys to wind a string six yards long, for a pair of
shoes, As.—Four boys to bop and eat three halfpenny buns, for
a silk handkerchief, 7s.—Backswording, for a gold-laced hat.
value £1 10$. For the second best, a hat, value 15s. Four pair
to play, and play the ties off, Is. for each broken keedf—A ting-
ling Match, IS minutes, for a good smock frock, value 121.
Six boys to run after a cock, with their hands tied behind than s 4
the winner to have the bird and a pair of stockisp,.—Wrestlin
for a.good fustian jacket, females to run fora gown piece, g
race with dandy horses, running in sacks fora cheese, a donkey•
nee for a purse of 12s. &c. &c. /cc.
London, England, 1819-08-28

NEETING§ AT HLINSLET MOOR.

"FURTHER PARTICULARS. •
te number of pecple present at the Meeting on
msdar se'nnight, is estimated at about ten thou-
The object of the Meeting was to receive in-
Trxe from Manchester, in which, howiiver, they
disappointed. We have been assureci, that a
,senger had been dispatched from Leeds, offering
Lancashire Reformas the assistance of NOM and
• and that if the offer had been accepted, it
nteuded to hare been proposed at the Meeting,
they, (the Reformers of Leeds and the neigh-
,ood) should volunteer their services to a man.
,cloy, it is certain two delegates from Lanishire
is-mired to raise a Meeting ; and they openly
owleJged that the Manchester people, being
owed by the military, their design was, by excit-
many Meetings as possible in other places, to
a diversion, which should draw off the soldiers
Manchester! •

ie adjourned Meeting on Tuesday was even,more
is than the former. A band of music setting
mom florsforth, marched (playing on the way),
igh Brumley and Armley, and passed by. Wort-
sd liolbeck, to the plate of Meeting, the Re.
joining as they marched. They arrived on the
pout half-past seven, playing the " Down-
ais," till they got upon the hustings, when
iyed " Buie Britannia."
Lugs MANN, in addressing the Meeting, said, it
tot his intention to have addressed them that
ig, but lie had received intelligence which he
•ht it necessary to communicate to them. A
'cos and highly respectable Meeting had been
m Moriday at Sheffield, and it was reported that
t Wortley, Esq. one of the Members for this
1, had brought the Yeomanry Cavalry on the
The people assembled remained firm, and he
formed that Earl Fitzwilliam, the Lord Lieu-
had ordered the Yeomanry off--(Loud cheers.)
,at a contrast did this present to the conduct of
lagistrates and Yeomanry of Manchester. It
pleasing to them in Yorkshire, that they had
moderate men in power. The same bloody
might have occurred at Leeds, as did at Man-
scenes which were a disgrace to a civilized

, had it not been for that moderation and
of country, which characterized the Chief Ma-
te of Leeds. He had to inform them, it was
tension of the Union for Reform is Leeds, to
le, as early as possible, a regular Meeting.
London, England, 1819-08-28

CHESTER--Thursday Evening.

Nothing further has transpired relative to the trial
of Sir CH ARLES WOLSELEY, so that it is most likely,
not to take place till the Quarter Sessions at Knuts-
ford, in October next. 'the principal political trial
at our Ass*, will be those of Bruce and Pierson,
for aiding, abetting, &c. in shooting Birch, the Police
Officer ; Parson Harrison, for seditien ; and Sam. Har-
ding, and Ralph Wright, for rioting at Macclesfield.'
HARRISON, the Reforming Preacher, who:Was
lodged in our Castle on Saturday last, is confined in
the Yard No. 2; there are several fellows of an equally
respectable class with himself in the same division of
the jail, and yet this Professor of " Equality and the
Rights of Man," objects to their company ! He con-
soles himself occasionally, by preachipg to them, and
sometimes sings a verse or two of a Psalm. The
seditious words, which he is charged with uttering,
were introduced by him in the course of a long dis-
course, at what lie is pleased to call his " Chapel," in
Stockport. They are to this effect:—" It is necessary
for the consent of all three Estates to make laws,
which cannot be altered btA by the same consent :
the Commons House, or House of Assembly of the
People, should watch their interest—but a few de-
signing persons have the whole sway there, and when
the People ask for their rights, by a Reform in their
own House, they threaten to make war on the People.
Can laws proceeding from such a source be called
the law of the land, or is it fit we should obey them ?"
The Reverend Reformer's query will have an answer.
at our next Assize.—Chester Chronicle.
London, England, 1819-08-28

LIVERPOOL REFORM MEETING.

On Saturday last, a Requisition, signed by about
fifty persons, to call a Meeting in favour of Reform,
was presented to the MAYOR, by Colonel WILLIAMS
and Mr. OrrINTELL WOOD, to whom a most decided
negative w:ts very promptly given by our highly-I'e?
spected Chief Magistrate, In consequence Of this dis-
appointment, an Advertisement appeared in WALES'S
Monday's Paper, calling a Meeting of the Requisi-
tionists and others friendly to the measure, at the
Castle Inn, in Lord-street, at twelve o'clock. The
follving is a copy of the Advertisement:,
London, England, 1819-08-21

BATH AND BRISTOL CANAL, AND BRISTOL
WATER-W(IRKS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Pro-
prietors of the Belt and liristol Can't and Bristol Water-
Works, for electing COMMITTEE-MEN for the year ensuing
for the London District (comprehending all tht Proprietors re-
sident in the Cities of London and Westminster, and within 50
miles thereof), will meet on the Ist day of September nest, at
Eleven of the Clock In the Forenoon, at the Crrt. or LONDON
TAVERN, in the City of London.
Dated this 17th day of August, 1819.
IV .1 111) and MERRIMAN, Principal Clerks.
London, England, 1819-08-21

THE ARMY.

The 85th Regiment (Light Infantry) Marched from
Dover this morning for Chatham.
Monday the elegant monument erected in George-
square, Glasgow, to the memory of Sir Jona Moons,
was completed. It consists of a full length statue of
the hero, about 8i feet high, dressed in military cos-
tume, having a cloak thrown round. ,The left hand
leaning on the sword, and the right placed in an easy
position across the breast. On the pedestal is the
following inscription :
To commemorate the Military Services of
Lieutenant General Sir Jour MOORE, K. B.
Native of Glasgow,
His Fellow Citizens erected this Monument 1819.
London, England, 1819-08-21

ANOTHER swrffrlELD MEETING.

The idea of meeting on Kennington Connnbn has,
as we mentioned yesterday, been abandoned ; but it
lappears from the following notice which has been
handed to us, that an attempt is to be made to hold
another Meeting in Smithfield on Wednesday next—
Sir CHARLES WOLsELEy in the Chair!
" UNIVERSAL, CIVIL, AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
" A Public Meeting of the British Metropolis, in behalf of the
People of the whole Empire, will be htld in 4:11414:Id, onWed-
nesday, August '2.1, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon.
" The Surrey Committee have, at this awful and momentous
Crisis, determined to defer their Meeting at Kennington Com-
mon, to a future day, and join the People of Middlesex in an
Appeal to the Pitinex Ite4.:Esir, to come forward to the People
to stay the band of merciless and bloodthirsty Tyrants; and save
the Country from Massacre and Murder !' !

" ' England expects every Man to do his duty.'

" Sir CHARLES WOLSELEY invited to the Chair.

" Committee fur the Borough of Southwark and County of
Surrey--W. Palin, I. Ceasey, B. Donnington, 1. Holt, B. Es-
den, Ed. Cleary, C. Osdam, C. Ryan, T. Connabrouglt, 1.
Mean, D. Wren, J. Dewley, D. Dee.
" DENNIS SHAW, Secretary.
" Committee for Middlesex—J. Williamson, 1. Whatman, I.
Potter, J. Hill, W. Ilsll, S. Whatman, J. Harrison, C. Banks,
S. Waddington, W. Chapman, R. Warty, C. Phillipps, and J.
Har tnet. " Ell. J. BLANDFORD, Secretary.
" Samuel Waddington, Printer,
18, Adam and Eve-court, Oxford-street."

Mr. BLANDFORD, the Secretary to " The Commit-
tee of Two Hundred," who called the last Smithfield
Meeting, was last night taken into custody on a war-
rant from the LORD MAYOR, and was brought up
to-day for examination before his Lordship. The
examination, however, having taken place in private,
we are not ns yet able to lay the result before our
Readers. The arrest of Mr.. BLANDFORD is supposed
to be in consequence of the proceedings at the Man-
sion House yesterday respecting the Southwark Pla-
card, which our Readers will find detailed in our
Police Report.
London, England, 1819-08-21

THE EVENING STAR.

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LONDON.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1819.
THE FUNDS.
Pitt= OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O.CLOCK, t
3 per Cent. Reduced 72tit
S per Cent. Consols not
Si per Cent. 814,
per Cent. 91th
5 per Cent. Navy 105 104 if
Bank Long Annuities 19i
India Bonds 16 pre.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) 2 pre. par
Commercial 17 dis.
Omnium 441 pre.
Cons. for Acct. 71th.

Every thing remained quiet at Manchester so late
as eight o'clock yesterday morning.: for other parti-
culars, we refer our Readers to the subjoined letters
from that place, and 5o extracts from the Chester,
Lichfield, and Leeds Papers, received this morning.
We are concerned to have it to state, that there
were serious disturbances at Macclesfield on Tuesday
and Wednesday, arising out of the irritation pro-
duced by the transactions at Manchester on Monday.
The populace, many of whom had been at Manches-
ter, observing one of Mr. Picxronn's wagons pass-
ing through the town, associated the idea of the mi-
litary having been kept under cover of his premises
at Manchester, to be let loose upon the persons as-
sembled at the Meeting, and proceeded instantly to
attack the waggon. From one act of outrage they
proceeded to another, and did much damage to seve-
ral houses. The Office of The Maccle.;field Courier
was among the number. For further particulars see
the subjoined letters from that place:
The following account is extracted from a private
letter :

" Macclesfield, Four o'Clock, August 17.

" Soon after eight o'cioc: last evening, Mr. Wit.-
soN's house was attacked, and the whole of his win-
dows destroyed, together with the Printing-office
windows. After this fullowed a dreadful night, and
very few respectable houses have escaped the fury of
the mob. We have been the whole of the day with-

out military, which being known in the town, the
mob took advantage of it, and for three hours after
had their own way. At length a few spirited youths,
with a vast concourse of special constables, routed
the mob, and after parading the streets for the whole
night, peace was restored. We were expecting our
house to go the next, and were preparing ourselves
for it, when the attention of the mob was directed to
COOPER'S, from JOSEPH ROWBOTHAM'S, and fortu-
nately immediately after they were routed. We have
the Town Hall full of prisoners. Mr. D. Brows is
much hurt by a stone. It is now day-light, and the
devastation is much worse than I could have supposed.
“ Mt. Wilson's house, and office windows entirely destroyed;
Grinuditch's ditto; Hotel nearly so; Swanwick's ditto; Mr.
Davies's entirely so, and the Doctor much hurt ; Cooper's house
windows, and whole front, nearly destroyed ; 'l'. Jones's ditto;
Joseph Rowbotham's entirely; IL Critchley's ditto; Thomas
Critchley's ditto ; N. Iligginbotham's ditto ; S. Pearon's ditto.
J. Clulow's ditto ; Rowland Gould's ditto; the Mayor's dittol
All the lamps in the town are destroyed."
London, England, 1819-08-21

EDUCATION.
ON MOND.II', August 2, opened the Seminary
for a Hmittel number of Phpils, Putzues-aow, Iscuurrox,
Conducted by the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A:11. and his Son,
JOHN EVANS, A.M. late of the University, of Edinburgh.
Terms, Foirry GUINEAS per Annum.—No Entrance.
Reference may be made to the Rev. Dr: Abraham Rees,.
King's road; Sir J. Perring, Ban.; Shaw and Barber, Corn-,
bill: Astley Cooper, Esq. Spring-garden; John Calve, Esq.
Whitechapel; Messrs. Treacber and Son, Paternoster-row ;
Mr. Ililditch, Silk-mercer, Ludgate-hill ; and, to Professors
Leslie and Chrbteson, of the University, Edinburgh.
See an Kaaav ow EIWATIOY, by J. LEANS, Fifth gado=

Thb day was published, in Two Vols. Bvo. pike
By BACDWU, CIADOCT, and Joy, Paternoster-sow,
FEMALE SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPII.Y.OncIyd-
ing an Essay on what Christianity has done for Women.
By FRANCIS AUGUSTUS COX, A.M.
Also, lately published, in Fear Volumes, Bvo. a New Edition,

price X 2. 4s. boards,
Scan-rents CnAaAcvras ; or, a Practical Improvement of the
Principal Histories in the Old and New Testaments; by Thomas
Robinson, M.A. Vicar of St. Miry's, Leicester; and late Fel-
low of Trinity College, Cambridge.
London, England, 1819-11-04

That the foregoing Resolutions be
said advertised in the usual Morning
WOODTHORPE.

, NOVEMBER 9, the Drawing
FIRST FIVE MINUTES TWO
:ES of
£20,000 -
BE DECIDED!
'Y THOUSAND may be Drams
T TUESDAY.
.ts are now unsaid, but as long as any
7 may be obtained at
tIGHTs, Sole Contractors,
111, Holborn;
ries; 1 141, Oxford-street.
Shares, in the Last Lottery,
a Prize of £56,000.

GRAND Lorrtr..): BEGINS,
NEW PLAN.
greater confidence of receiving
, than in bearing testimony to the su-
it Lottery, which is constructed on a
tdventurcrs in one Lottery the chance
Two; with the certainty of Purchasers
T at lcoat
izes of £20,000,
proportion of other Prizes.
arrangement of the Scheme, they tear
.es of .£:6,000, making a grand Total of I
Prizes of £20,000.
each Class, First Day, will also receive
Whole andrawn Tickets; and may

As of 1.300,0001 •
The Lowest Prizes are .Cl 6 Money.
it..iravai Prize will decide
First Five Minutes.
Tickets will be drawn each Pay.
stain by T. Blum, Stock Broker, of
ices, 4, Coruhill, and 9, Charing Cross.
tb full Particulars, gratis.
are affixed 110;11110T against DISH's
.L, by which the Pulslic ain sea the
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• TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sea—The prevailing distress and dissatisfaction has induced
same judicious and benevolent friends to their country to be of
amnion, that a Public Meeting of Freeholders of the County of
Middlesex, to devise means of employing the unoccupied Poor,
would eminently contribute to tranquillize the public mind.
..The several Meetings in Ayrshire, Wilts, Renfrewshire, and
Derby, may be mentioned. But a prominent example exhibited
by the weight and influence a the County of Middlesex, it is
thought could not fail of being followed universally. re the
winter sets in' demonstrations in spade husbandry might be
commenced. The happy effects of exciting a confidencein the.
good intentions of the rich towards the industrious classes are
doubtless incalculable. Gratitude would take place of distrust,
and that spirit.of idleness, which has probably, not without
lesson, been reflected on, will gradually cease.
In the above cause your assistance Would be very valuable.
A line, addressed to No. 63, Paternoster-row, will be esteem-
ed a favour. lisave the honour to be,
Sir, your very obedient Svrvant,
BENJ. WILLS.

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1819.
KsNa Wu.LAsc Lawnsts.—Holiday at the Bank.

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this forenoon.
The following are extracts ;

PARIS, OCTOBER 11.

The King heard Mass to-day in his apartments.
His Majesty afterwards gave audience to the
Spanish and Neapolitan Ministers, &c. and transacted
business with the Minister of the Interior.
We learn by the Belgian Journals, that the Duke
of Richelieu arrived on the 29th ult. at Amsterdam.
Prince Talleyrand is expected in Paris to-morrow.
London, England, 1819-02-10

FASHIONABLE' NOVEL!

Nett week will be published, in 3 vols. price if. 4t. •
rr HE METROPOLIS; a Popular Sketch of the
l'..sbionable Manners and Society of the Present Day.
Gs tke Author of " Little Hydrogen, or the Devil on Two
S:::as in London."
London, England, 1819-02-10

STOCKHOLM, JANUARY e 2.

To impede smuggling from the neighbouring ports
it has been ordered, that no sugar, coffee, tobacco,
or wine, or arrack, shall be imported into the king-'
dom, in open vessels of any size, or in decked vessels
under 25 lusts burden, on pain of forfeiture of vessel
and cargo. and a fine of 500 Banco dollars ; and no
magazine goods, except salt, corn, and hemp, shall
be either exported or imported in such vessels. All
those, however, who can prove that their goods were
laden within the Sound before the Ist of April next,
or without the Sound before the Ist of May next,
are excepted.
London, England, 1819-02-10

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 9.

The Bill for vesting the Care of his Majesty's Person ir. his
Royal Highness the Duke of Yeas was returned from the Com-
mons, without any amendment, by the Cuaricruos of the Et-
CUZQUiI, attended by a considerable number of blernbess.
Viscount -SIDMOUTII moved the Order for their Lordships
going into a Conunitte on the Westminster Hustings Bill. The
House immediately resolied into a Committee, and the clauses
of the,Biil were agreed to by their Lordships, without observa-
tion or amendment, and on the resuming of he House the Re-
porkiras received.
Viscount SIDMOUTH, by command of his Royal Highness
the 'Mace Regent, laid upon the table a Copy of the Instruc-
tions transmitted to the Governor of Java, respecting the cession
of the same, and also.of the Isle of Dental; together with certain.
accompanying documents pursuant to a recent Address of their
Lordships.
London, England, 1819-02-10

MARRIED..

At St. Ann's, Westminster, by the Rev. G. reference, A.M.
James 'Hunter, Esq. of Strabane, Ireland, to Henrietta, &Mut
daughter of Dr. Haslam, of Frith-street, Soho.square.
In Cork, Lieut. M'Carthy, of the 46th Foot. to Mersey.
daughter of Theophilus Symms, Esq. of Water:lll, county Cont.
In Bettina, Annesly Cox, Esq. of the nos:canon
Miss Hodgins, of tir..t town.
London, England, 1819-02-10

LAIV INTELLIGENCE.

COUIZT 01' KiNCS BUNCH; FEBRUARY 9.
Till: KING v. J.C4r.S Emyprrcit, JonN SOW1311.(11,

AN 1) OTHERS.

The Court having last night declined granting a
new trial in this extraordinary case, and having ex-
pressed at the same time a desire to hear all the ar.
guments of Counsel, the Learned Gentlemen rho
followed Mr. SEARLE:IT this day, continued their ob-
servations in support of the case of the defendants.—
Mr. SetwiN and Mr. JERFAIE havh;g concluded in
reply, the Court proceeded to judgment. •
The'CittEe Jusrict observed, that the Court, in
' case they had entertained the least doubt on the pro-
priety of the verdict given against the defendants,
would have granted the motion ; but not feeling the
slightest doubt of the correctness of it, they, in the
exercise of the duty entrusted to them, refused to
send the case down to a new trial. His Lordship
added, that for his own part, he from the first to the
last had entertained no doubt of the proper convic-
tion of the parties.
Mr. Justic,.. Baum', Mr. Justice HOLROYD, and
Mr. Justice BEST, agreed in the observations of the
Chief Justice, and held that there was not the least
ground for a new trial. The Learned Judges at the
tame time declared, the innocent character of Miss
Glenn which the defendants had endeavoured to vi-
lify, dearly established.
Mr. Seijeant I'ILL, after the deciion of the Court,
moved for judgment en the defendants. Ile obser-
Ved;tbat be should have moved igainst six persons,
but one'of them, Elizabeth GibbOus, had died since
the ttial. lie hailed the day in which an amiable
and accomplished young Lady had been rescued
from perdition, and called for the judgment of the
Court, not only as due to her injured feelings--the
feelings of her widowed mother, and the distress of
her guardian, but for the insult offeied the Court, by
an attempt to impose upon the Ju.iges evidence which
ceurd only operate in aggravation of the black offence
they had committed.. •
Mr. Justice BAILEY then sentenced Mrs. Mulraine
to two years. imprisoitment ; Mrs. Bowditch and W.
ISoieditch tit 21 months; and Jatnes I3owditch to
itrnonths, . hey were all to be ceafined in Dor.
chester jail, and at the expiration of the above terms
to find sureties' for two years, themselves in EP/
each, and inn others in £2O each.
The cieferubnifs weir then .led out of Court.
greit.crotdatterniticl this extrAorditiary case.
London, England, 1819-02-10

ptinishment being that reserved by the laws to thole
sorts of criminals who are not comprised in the am-
nesties granted by hk Majesty.°
Of the ir.dividuals implicated in the affair of Va-
lencia, three are said to have been shot on the :21st
ultimo. French 5 per Ccnts. Sunday, 70 Jr. 85 c.

Two Hamburgh Mails arrived this Morning, with
papers and letters to the 2d instant. The following
are extracts:

ST. PETERSBURGU, JAYUARY 35.

The loan of the Committee of the Sinking rood
w•as closed yesterday—sixty-five millions of roubles
have b?cn subscribed. This sum in Bauk Asn7grats
is to be burnt. The Bank Assignats circulate,l as
rape: currency, and no interest w•as paid for them ;
but the bonds issued for the above sum pay interest,
for the greater part of the loan has been subscrled
by foreign capitalists, who of course receive interest
from the finance department.
London, England, 1819-02-10

-------
Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pill MalL

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Al 1, in 2. cols. price los. PAidoxia, Daughter of Belistrius ;by
IT rety Smith. And, in 3 vols. price one guinea, Hiving-
ti is

NEW MUSIC.
Fr" ; popular Scotch Ballad DONALD, with all
the embellishments, as sung-by !alias Stephens, at the
Th. 31.7.` Royal, Covent-garden, with new Symphonies,and an Ac-
ersrraimnit for the Harp or Pianoforte, by H. R. Bishop, price
I. ed. Tat Rose on Beauty's Cheek, sung by Mr: Pyne, from-
-.A by ei,c., przz, is. 6d. An Old Man would be Wooing,
i. c •ltbra:,ll Piaßoforiv Song, stmg by Mrs. Dickons, arranged
11, tlittu, prie .2s. Ah, see the pale Lily, sung by Mrs. Salmon
:rLatest applause, composed by J. Paladin, price is. Tice.'
Falichrepriar':; Fifth Fantasie, arranged as a Duet for two Per-
:,tl the Pianoforte, price 4s. A Sonata in C, for the
ram,",:r:a, composed by P. Kalkbrennar, price Ss. French
tr, v.l-1 Variations for the Pianoforte' composed by P. Ries,
My Lodging is on the Cold Ground; with new V -
. _ _ .

r4ee

atiot. ffsr tb. Harp, by H. Steel, price 2s. 6d.
Published by Goulding, D'Almalne, and Co. No. 20, Soho-

WANTED on LEASE, at Lady Day, or Mid-
, v summer, an UNFURNISHED MODERN HOUSE,
g•d Repair, for a Gentleman's Family ; containing three
Shin Rooms, four best Bed-chambers, as many for Servants,
convenient Offices in proportion, double Coach-house, and Sta-
king, well suppliad with Water, a Walled Carden, and a few
Acres of Meadow Land contiguous, dry sheltered situation, in
GT rear a Village, and easy distance from Post and Market
Town, 30 0 50 miles from London.
_ _

Adress, post raid, to E. M. Post Office, Henley, Oxon.

LATE SIR SAMUFT, ROMILLr3s
RUSSELL.
ILEG INT FURNITURE. the Principal Part recently
cal?. 1:: the first Style; lirillient Plate PIER and CHI it-
:Y-CI.AaSES, Rich CUT LIISTRIM CHINA and
G!.‘V, CSLLAR of CHOICE WINES, and various
London, England, 1819-02-10

:ONTRACTS TO DELIVER COALS AT GIBRALTAR
A NI) NEWFOUNDLAND.*
Commissariat Department, Treasury Qtambers,
Bth Eminent-, 1819.
O.CFI Persons as are desirous of Contracting with
the Af-,ent for Co:nmissariat Supplies, to deliver COALS at
Cibralw .:nd Newfoundland, may receive Particulars of the
Contracts at this °face, between the hours of Eleven and Five,
and &liver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Agent for
Concnissariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for Coals,"
as cr before Tuesday the Ind instant, but none will be
received aft:r 'Dative o'clock on that day ; nor will any Prop°.
ill be not;cd unless made on, or anneted to a printed Particu-
kr, and the Prices inserted in Words at length; nor unless a
Lena he subjoined to such Proposal, signed by Two Persons
of *coin Property, engaging to become bound with the Party
toe:Ting, in the burn exixessed in the Particulars for the due
Paftnnance of the Contract.
London, England, 1819-02-10

BIRTHS.

Saturday sennight, Eiinburgit, the Lady of Sir J.imea
Dougl;s, K.C.B. of a daughter.
At Guernsey, the Lady of lieut. Colonel Han of
i.
13th Foot, of a son.
At Desert, county Riltenny, the Lady of CA C..rrrl..ell,
the 94th Regiment, of a son,
London, England, 1819-02-10

FOR-EY ELECTIONS•

The following were reported as the Members chosen for the
Fowey Election:—Mr. A. W. Roberts, Sir M. W. Ridley, Ur.
R. B. Cooper. Mr. A. Hudson, Sir W. Guise, Mr. J. Dunlop,
Mr. S. W. Bon man' Mr. S. Itorrocks, Mr. W. Lewis Hughes,
Lord J. Townsend, Lord A ' lthorpe Hon. P. Douglas, lion. Sir
A. I lope, Mr. 11. Wrottesley, Right Hon. T. Wiliam.
This Committee was directed to meet forthwith.
Mr. LITTLETON presented a Petition from certain Bankers
in the County of Stafford, praying for some alterAtion in the Act
of the 57 Geo. lIL relative to Extents in Aid, as the provisions ,
of that Act well not adequate to the repression of the mischiefs
which it was intended should be prevented by it.
The Petition was read and ordered to lie on the table, and
to be printed.
Mr. BROGRIIIAM gave notice of his intention to move the
House o.i thorinbject of the Nottinghamshire Petition to-morrow.
Lord CABILLRF.AGII, apprehensive that the Report on
the Windsor lisliment would not be made sufficiently early
to meet thieonsideration of the House previously to the day
mwt ordain for the fartber discussion of the New Establish-
ment for Witidsor, which stood for Thursday next, moved the
ps,tponenstit of the latter business, till Thursday sennight.—
Ordered.
Lord CAStLEREAGH also postponed his Motion regard-
Log the Treaties until Tuesday next, as he expected do Monday
to be able to bring down some additional Papers, and amonx,
them voluminous docume: ts relative to the Slave Trade.
London, England, 1819-02-10

COMMERCIAL.

The James 31,-)7:ro, which has arrived at Liverpool
from the United States, has brought considerable re-
mittaa.ces for the Merchants; and what is of little
less importance, seve7al extensive orders for the Man-
chester and Leeds markets, as well as for the general
descriptions of Lancashire and Yorkshire goods.
There has, in consequence, been considerable bustle
during the four last days ; and there is a prospect of
an improvement in trade generally. There had,
however, been some extensive failures at New York,
Philadelphia, and other parts of the United States
occasioned chiefly by an over-speculation, and a
want of funds to answer present demands.

The following is an Account of the number of
Persons prosecuted by the Bank of England, for
forging Notes of the Bank of England, or for know-
ingly uttering or possessing forged Notes, from the
10th of April, 1818, to the 28th of January, 1819 :
Number of Persons Cteeraur Comic-ern for knowingly
uttering forged Bank Notes of .C 5 and upwards - 2
Foe knowingly uttering forged Bank Notes of RI and
For knowingly possessing forged Bank Notes of £. and

-
- vinsards - - : - - - - P
For knowingly possessing forged Dank Notes of .41 and /2 84
Number of Persons l'aosr.:l7 ten CssiraLiy for knowingly
uttering forged Bank Notes of XS and upwards ; but

who were A•.:orirriro - - - -
Far knowingly uiterii:g forged Bank Notes of £1 and £2,
- but IlcortTreo - - - -
For knowingly possessing forged Bank Notes of II and
44 but Axotirri 9

- •

Total tvanbcr prntecuted

The number of persois Prosecuted by the Officers
Of his Majesty's Mint, for counterfeiting the legal
Coin of the Realm, or for uttering counterfeit Coin,
between the 10th of April, 181 S, and the :26th of
January, 1819, has been 273.
London, England, 1819-02-10

FASHIONS FOR FEBRL'.4R E

" raOMTVADE Darss.—Pelisse of fine cloth, of delicate bine,
to fit light in the waist; back extremely close and short ; hoot
. .

throughout with white bar:net. Skeves pitfli d full in white
satin, and confined with silk cord. The collar, and round
the pelisse, a rich and handsome triminitic of white ermine.--
Bonnet, black Leghorn, lined with whitc ;atilt ; round the flips
a quillirg of blond ; on the right side a superb plume of black
feathers. A plain black satin ribbon crosses over the top of the
bonnet, and confines it.—White jaconot muslin dyes, with
double flounce. Boots, and black kid gloves."
We have taken the above from No. 1, Vol. SO, of
The Lady's Magazine, advertised in our front page
this day, and which we cannot refrain from recom-
mending strongly to the attention, not only of our
Female Readers, as the invariable friend of virtue
and of all those estimable qualities which form the
best ornaments of the female sex; but to all who are
fond of the fine arts—particularly well-executed por-
traits. The portrait of Mr. KEAN, which appears in
the last published Number of this entertaining Mis-
cellany, is the best executed likeness that we have yet
seen of that eminent Actor, and well deserves a-place
in the cabinets of the first collectors.

Yesterday evening, at a quarter pact seven o'clock,
the PRINCE REGENT arrived at Carlton-house, from

Brighton.
As USKAL ! ! !—Yesterday the State Lottery was
drawn, when N 0.5,191, was drawn a Prize of Twenty
' Thousand Pounds, and No. 1,535, a Prize of Two
Thousand Pounds. Both were sold in Small Shares
at BISH'S fortunate Offices, 4, Corahill, and 9, Cha-
ring-Cross. The. Lottery had not finished 'when this
Paragraph was sent to press, therefore Bisu hopes
to-morrow to announce an addition to•the above list.
• By the death of the Earl of ERRoL, the high office
of his Majesty's Commissioner to the General Assem-
bly of the Church of -Scotland, which his Lord.hip
filled with great dignity, becomes vacant. The salary
of this appointment is now 2,0001.. a year, an addition
having been made •for defraying the expense of the
public dinners during
_the sitting of the Assembly.
COHN-EICHANP4I, MARK-LA?I. Fan. 10.—Several
fresh vessels got up thisrrtoining,from Suffolk, chiefly
with Wheat, which article supports Monday's prices,
but the sale was not hrisk,• having but few buyers at
market. Barley was very heavy, and only prime
samples from the above coal could be diposed of:
the middling qualities could not be got of. although
offered, on lower terms, .The SUpply of Oats was
large, and at a decline oil& .per quarter, aert.few
sales could be effected. IQ' Beans and Peas t,hete is
;no alteration.
London, England, 1819-02-17

DIED.

At Calcutta, the tOth September, ills, Captain Henry Oahe,
of the Military Service on the Bengal Establishment.
' At Annoy, the 10th ult. Kenneth MlKenzie, Fani. Post-
muter of that town, and late Captain and Adjutant in his )4,-
jesty's Caithness Highlanders.
At Glasgow, on the Sd inst. John Riddell, M. D. a Gentle-
man well known in the literary world.
At. Dumfries, on the sth inst. and almost at the same hour,
Robert Grier, aged 74; and Thomas, his son, aged 37—bow
victims to the typhus fever.
At Lochmaben, on the sth inst. in the list year of her age,
Mrs. Robina M'Bride relict of the Rev. Mr. Richard *ova,
late Minister of Lochinaben.
At Barns-street, Ayr, on the 10th inst. William Logan, Lt.
Major of the late West Lowland Fencibles.
At Glasgow, on the Bth inst. aged 86 years, Mrs. Tait, relict
of Mr. Peter Tait, printer. She was justly endeared to he:
friends by her simplicity of character and many Mat,

Friday se'nuigbt, at his father's house, in Crook, near Brant,
peth, after a lingering illness, aged 25, Mr. Thomas Lintuo, lee
assistant to Mr. T. Gibson, of Newcastle, druggist.
At Alloa, en the Ist instant' in the 9th year Ohio age, John.
eldest son of the Rev. Williams Fraser.
At Bulwell, on Saturday se'nnight, alkyd 90, a veteran nntra
Gent. formerly well known in Nottingham as a seller of beson-
He fought in the battle of Minden, in 1759, where he log bur
his legs, and had them amputates' above the knees. The cav:
of a person's surviving such a loss for sixty years is believed
be unprecedented. He travelled generally on an ass, and Ap-
pearing in an old uniform, attracted co:Aderable attention.
Tuesday seunight, at Park-wall, near Walsingharn, aged °it
Mr. Jacob Redshaw, greatly respected. Fur many years he
hunted the harriers belonging •to Mr. Curry, of 131 shop 041,
and until that gentleman declined keeping a pack, about two
years ago. Although a horse was always at his service, he pr,
(erred pedestrian exareise, and constantly joined in the chase on
foot. From his local knowledge of the district, and the nuMotr
of stone walls which intersect the country, he was frequentii
able to outstrip the horsemen, and was generally to be fonad
first in at the death of the hare.

HIGH WAINItit LONDON INDIDOR TONOR BOW.
Mowing - w minutes after 7
Afternoon - , p

LOWDON; Pasted and pubiZailtimik Lim liglit•
Paw. T
London, England, 1819-02-17

were sold by auction, and 100 afterwards by private
contract. at Sid. to 7d. for ordiniry, and 71d., to 71d-
&flair quality, being a decline of id. to id. ; of die
Sums 220.bpd1 were sold at 71d. to 10d. for very
ordinary to fair Burets, aa 111 d. to 12d. for
oemels, being a decline of Id. per lb.
Et were sold at the same time, 180 old Bowed: at
151 d. for fair, to 16d. for fair good quality. The
other sales of the week are, 4000 Boweds at 151 d. to
151 d. for ordinary to fair, 16d. to 161 d. for good fair
to good ; 740 Teneuees at 141 d. to 151 d. ; 500 Or-
leans at 161 d. to 181 d. for fair to good fair, and a few
very good at 19d. and 191 d. • 250 Sea Island at 18d.
to 21d. for stained, and 2s. ied. to 2s. 10d. for mid-
dling to good fair quality; 1100 Pernams at 20d. to
2114.; 3200 Maranhams at 18d. to 19d. and one lot
at 1 9 d. ; 520 Babies at 19d. ' • 10 Paras at 18d. ; 80
Minas at 18/d.; 70 Demeraras at 17id. to IS;td.;
12 Surinams at 22d.; 250 Bengals at 71d. to 9 d.;
290 Surats at 9d. to 10d. including some good oo-
mels at 120. to 130., making together 11,600 bales.
The arrivals of the week are 17,000, of which 5,000
are floor the East Indies; and 8,800 from the.Brazils.
Our Tobacco-market still remains inactive; some
orderi have appeared for export, but the prices are
limited below what the holders are generally inclined
to take. The following sales are advertised:-
Monday, Feb. 15-300 hhds. Demerara Sager
65 hhds. Trinidad ditto
110 hhds. Ditto Molasses
30 tons Spanish nude
30 tons Campeachy Dogwood
50 brle. Boston Pear‘Ashes
185 bats. Pot ditto
1230 Buenos Ayres Hides
Tacitly, Feb. 16-3150 brie. Sweet and Sour Flour
500 bth. Turpentine
Thinday, Feb. IS- 76 hhds. Philadelphia Birk
1 brl. 1 box Tortoise Shell
16 casks Bees' Waz
Friday, Feb. 19- 80 casks Clover Seed
6000 Buenos Ayres Hides
Imported into Liverpool from the sth to the 11th February in-
clusive-by 1 vessel from Calcutta, Bombay, 1 Batavia,
Demerara, 1 Trinidad, 1 St. Domingo, 3 New York, 3
Boston, Baltimore, 1 Wilmington, t New Orleans, 1 New
Brunswick, 1 Maranham, 4 Pernambuco, 1 Bahia, 2 Buenos
Ayres, 1 Para, 1 Paraiba, 1 Santa Martha, 1 Madeira, 1
Oporto, 1 Teneriffe, 1 Trieste, 2 Petersburgh, 1 Mask, 1
Antwerp, 1 Rotterdam, 1 London,? Ireland and 1 Greenock.
Sugar, IL P. • hhds 453 Turpentine brls 1085
• toes 6, Tar - - brls 300

brls 9
Foreign cases 21
East India bags 1793
Molasses - kb& 193
Coffee - - tes 201

bed. 10$
brie 15
1467
15
.... 116

TS
bags 4.164
tSi
London, England, 1819-02-17

By EDWARD PERCIVAL, M. B. M. R. I. A.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
don ; and John Upham, Bath.

This day was published, in Three Yob: price ,fl. 1. boards,
COQUETII.Y. A Novel.—" And then came ones
the Lovelace of the clay."—Caatia.
Printed for the Author, and sold by Archibald Constable and
Co. Edinburgh ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and
Hurst, Robinson, and Co. Cheapside, London.
London, England, 1819-02-17

A LOVER 01 JUSTICE.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

DOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY is.

The Los& COM:CELLOS took hi; seat on the Woolsack a quar-
ter before four o'clock, and after prayers (by the Bishop of Las-
sutra') were read,
The Marquis of Burs took the oaths and his seat, the first
time after his Lordship's attaining his Majority.
The House then adpurned for some time during pleasure.
On its resuming, several Private ox Local Bills were for-
warded in their respective stages.
The Malt and Pension Duty SA was read the second time,
and conipitted for to-morrow. After which, no other business
beinebcfore their Lordships, an Adjonrument took place.
London, England, 1819-08-19

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, AUGIAT is. •
TILE iil3.llQr OF SLY LORD KIN(..
The 1001;D CIIA.NCELLOIt gave his dacision in this.
case this niorniig ; the case was founded on a Motion
for an 11.01160,1 to restrain the dein:l:int from elect-
ing a wail conti;uous to the premises of the plaintiff,
which wall the dwelling-house of the latter, in
1)12.r-street, Piccadilly, would be materially injured.
1 la,:dship said, that although the erection of the
wal,! might produce serious injury to the town resi-
&ace (1 the Bi',hop of Ely, the affidavits in the case
wt.r,: not sullickint to aliz.iloriie the Court to grant an
injanction. If the buiadiug should be commenced,
u.riti if otller of were sworn to establish the
facts, an order to restrain the dOelidant from conti-,
the building might, on a subsequent applica-
ti:En be granted.
Coon was engagod until half two o'clock, I
a:tending to acgtinte:lts on Bankrupt i'eti:ions of
no general interest. Hi:, Lordship row at that hour.
London, England, 1819-08-19

The Report required by the By-Lase, Cap. 6, Sec. 40, is open
at this House for the inspection of the Proprietors.
J081:111 I)4k?', Hoerrtory.

EAST-INDIA HOUSg, August 18, 1819.
THE COURI' of DIRECI'ORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MRIZCILIA TS 11- VNGLAND, trading
to Me EAST-INDIES, do /limey gine Kutte.e,
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Company, appointed to be held at their House in Leadenhall.
street, on WEDNESDAY, the £2d S-Ttember next, is made
Special, for the purpose cf laying before the Proprietors: for
tbeirapprobation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the
14th July last, granting to Mr. Jarras WILLII:SON, under the
circumstances therein stated, the sum of 75,000 Sicca
at 2s. the current Rupee, with Interest thereon at,6 per Cent.
per Annum, from the 11th October, 1316, to the day when pay-
ment shall be made.

Copies of the Papers relating to the Case of Mr. Wilkinson,
with the Report required liy the By-Law, Cap. 6, See. go,
nqw lie open at this House for the inspection of the Proprietors.
JOSEPH Secretary.
London, England, 1819-11-03

FROM LAS T..ty.faHT'S GAZZ.TTE.

Commiss;ons in the Stafforcfshii4 Regiment of tromanry Ca-
valry, signed by-the Vice-Lieutetent of the-omnd'.
Ma or Edward John Littleton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
Keen, resigned ; Captain Viscount Anaon, to be P.Vjor, vice
Littleton, promoted ; Lieutenant the Right Honotwable Fran-
ck Leveyon Gower, commonly called Lard Francis Levesca
riower, to be Captaio, vice Nicolls, resigned; Sir Roger
Greeley, Bart. to be Captain, vice Vicount Anson, promoted ;
Cornet -Henry Stephens Bdcombe to he Lieutenant, view
Lord Francis Leveson Gower, promoted; Spencer Roger.,
Gent. to be t eruct, Vice Belcorr.be, promoted.
• BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
William-Taylor, §alisbury Coffee-house, Durham-street, Strand,
tavern-keeper, from Nov. 9 to 27, at twelve, at Guildhall.