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The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-02

THE QV ELAN.

Lord CASTLEREAGH moved the ender of the day
for bringing up the report of the Comniittes •a that
part of the Ring's speech, relative to the snaking of a
provision for her Majesty.
Sir O. CLERK brought lap the Report ',Moth was
read

Mr. If. SUMNER Nse to more, that MOW
should be substituted fur 50,0001. in the Report. The
Hee, Gentlemen expressed regret for the kupelueeitg
with which he bad expressed himself I. pat of lie;
speech IS the preceding evening ; bat he wad •A is
she sumo way express regret fur that shish he WI
London, England, 1821-11-29

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as prosecutor iin'the' put of the.
It name of Hurrey, a native of Cap-
guard-house of Rathkeale, transmit-
ted by Major Warburton, iiiirged with the murder of
the late Mr. Acting. He was apprehended in Galway.
Wo are authorised to. state, that the stabling 4-
. eupied by the Police at Tipperary, was maliciously
set tre to and cosutned, and not accidentally, as here-
4ofore stated, and that Mr. Alleys, the proprietor, in-
tends applying for a presentment at the next Assizes for
!the damage sustained.
A written notice was posted on the Chapel door of
Rockhill, near Brury, on Sunday laF.t, which was, jut-
Mediately torn down by the Rev. Henry Bevan it
cautioned all persons from paying rents, and particu,
lady not a fraction to be paid to the Rev. Mr. Bevan.
fur tithes—no landlord to attempt destraining cattle
or goods for rent, if they do, they are to suffer the
.death of Major Going. It also commanded Mr. Be-
van to retarn the sledge to William Kelly, add to
-alkviatt* froin his promise made the night be *as

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visited.
• This promise was to supply them with powder and
ball, part of which was given thew, and the remaitrder is
ready when they call for it.
Captain Drought, appointed to command the Pio
under the Peace' Preservation Act for this City,
and Liberties arrived here yesterday ; Lieut. Goslett,
late of the 82d, is appointed his Secretary, and Mr.
Dames, Chief Constable.
Major Warburton, commanding the County Clare Po•
lice has nosed his head quarters to Ennis from Kil-
rush, Where his departure is most sincerely and deeply
regretted by the inhabitants.
All our country letters agree on-one point, that there
is no such thing as getting .rents from the peasantry.
It is stated that the County of Clare Militia will be
forthwith embodied. - ' • •
The Field Officers of the 79th Regiment, stationed in
this Garrison, have received the Cot 1111 l ission of the.
Peace for the Country at large,—(limerick Chronicle.)

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the /minds ba d:ts ippear a
in had just eseabed, as, at Crown: :•?'"
but iii-evrovitinr A pima* of tblt
thee 'unwed 'dist ref the pegh, is in the gu
London, England, 1821-02-05

LSPOCTACLI44J

IMPROVED .
CWEST, No. ti 3, St. Jauses's-street, having been
o established as a practical Optician more than 30 years.
diameter part of which time his attention hes bees seemplati,
ie *needing on persons or nes* and Stehle sight, and soli'
MOW shoe with glasses of proper spheres, se Sr 0) male
al* rood with ee most comfort as when their *Ott was is
I.lllekee atate,
when ye been p aoirlitst alsessied *ter *a Best esteem.
90411 performed, Intgeihms4,
to roosmassod h s IMPROVED' SPECTACLES to Perseus
who have undergone Om operations for Cataract and Artij
Geis' Pupil, as being the most perfect, boils* been ow'
Illietsred undo, his own immediate inspection.
C. Warr begs liege to emotion the Public against
gross Imposition of thews persons that advertise
Patest Spectacles, as therils no patent; aol further,
these persons are not, nor ever were, Manufacturers
Olessem.

C. W. attend. personally at Re. Rt. Jim -es-street. frost
elesee till Ire o'cloek. where the process of wenelieturieg
glasses stay be sees.
London, England, 1821-02-05

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BELFAST PUBLIC litEsri.vo.

naLIPAST, JAN. 311.---We are Rau" the lteleeeity
(icing very very briefly the proee•anga will 400kPlic• yes
rerday in Mr. Alesaa&r's Meeting immen.—eußee it at
present to say, that it was very nuweroesly site/tried, and
the business throughout proceeded with undisturbed nos-
niusity, decorum, and good humour.
Mr. Munfoad was called to the Chair; and, after ap-
hropriate speeches, an Address to the Kin( to dismiss
is Ministers, an Address of Congratulation to the
Qiicen, petitions to Ilse House of Lords and Commons
that her llsjesty's name might be restored to she Liturgy,
and a Petition for Parliamentsry Heforeno were unani-
mously agreed to. The Addresses to be presented by
the Duke of Leiniter : the Petition to the House of
Lords, to be presented by Earl (Trey ; and that to the
House of Commons, by Mr. Lionbtoe.
The speakers upon this occasion, were Dr. Tenent,
Messrs./oho Harnett,JohnTeropleton,tßolst.
Robert trimsliarr, John M'Adam, and John Lawle-s.—
(Betfast ersaick.)
London, England, 1821-11-27

PILCHARD FISHERY.

ST. Ives, Nov. 9.o.—As 1 kpow that any informa-
tion relative to the success of our fisheries will be ac•
ceptable, 1 have now the pleasure to advise you, that
the boats to the number of eighty, engaged on the
herring fishery in oar bay, came in this morning, lite-
rally laden with the finest and fattest pilchards you
ever saw. They brought us on shore from 10 to
50,000 per boat ; in all about SOO hogsheads, the like
was never seen here before with drift-boats, and they sold
at 20s. per gurry, containing about 1000 fish. What
is worthy of remark is, that yesterday morning they
had a fine catch of berrior, without any pilchards.
and this morning. pilchards without any (or a very
few) herrings. It is the general belief, that they fell
in with a body of pilchards, which we call northern
coasters, whir.h thirty or forty, or more years back,
was common at this season, on oar coast. A master
of a vessel told me this morning, that be fell in yester-
day, off Dude, with shoals of fish, of several miks in
extent ; had our scans been St sea, and hewers on the
hills •yesterday, 1 have no doubt but the town would
have been full of fish, as the greatest quantity of- fish,
taken by the boats, was early in the sight, and very
near the shore.
PADSTOW, Nov. 21.---Large quantities of very fine
pilchards have been taken this week, by the driving-
boats here, and at Port-lseac, and the fishermen state,
and they were in very large shoals. Some years since,
a similar circumstance occurred, and the following
season, all the scans on the north coast, took as much
fish as they could cure io their cellars, we tberef?re
anticipate the same uext year. .
hictutcr's BAT.—Several shoals- of pilchards have
made,theirappearance is this Bay during the retest
week. As sous as their. arearaace was discoverett.
the fishermen were on the alert to get oat their sears,
which had been bail tip after an "uasaccesifui se..sou.
London, England, 1821-11-27

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" THE BRITISH STATISISILM" IS INCORPORATID WITS " TIM

STATBSII it M."

LONDON:
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1821.
STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The market and the price are much the same as yes-
terday : Consols at 781 for money.

Jamaica papers to the 17th Oct. arrived this morn-
lag, by which we have received the following:—

[PROM TILE ROYAL GAZETTE.]
FALL OF CARTHAGENA.

By the Schooner John, we have received accounts
of the city of Carthagena having capitulated on the
25th ult. to the independents. On the 26th, Colonel
Miguel Martinez, Aid-de-camp to General Montilla,
arrived express at Savanilla, from Turbuca with the
above intelligence, and with an order for all vessels at
that Port to discharge their cargoes and proceed
I to Carthegena, to take the Governor, General Torres,
and the garrison of that fortress to Cuba.
The schooner Ball, of Bristol, and sloop Geeylsound,
were both taken possession of in consequence, and an
officer 'and fifteen soldiers put on board each,
with directions to call off Santa Martha. When off
that port they fell in with the Nautilus brig, of 18
guns, who sent the soldiers on shore, and ordered the
vessels to return to Savanilla and take in their cargoes,
On their going back to Savanilla they were seized and
sent away under protection of two gun-boats for Boca
Chica, from whence it was expected they would take
the Spanish troops on board, and depart immediately
for St. Jago de Cuba. We learn that General Montilla,
previous to the capitulation of Carthagena, had bsm••
burled that city from the Popa, and done much injury
to it from the fire of six lung guns and two mortars.
London, England, 1821-08-02

LAW INTELLICE A CI?.

COURT OF KING'S CF.NCII, GIILDAALL, ALG. 1.

TRE EARL OR INALCARRAP, LADE. A'. LINUP tr. AND

OTHERS, r. MICHAEL PTILINSION. EPQ•

This was an issue from the Court of Chancery to
try the-validity of a will. The question was whether
a will was executed by Richard Atkinson, 1:441. Al-
derman of Loinlun, i■ 1742, and whether that will
had been since cancelled ?

The SOLICITOR-GENERAL appeared on the pa:t of
several persons who took mulcr the will ; and 31r.
SCAR LETT for 11r. Atkinson, nephew and tapir at law
of the testator. The Jury had to determine upon thy
evidence whether the testator bad torn elf tbr
seal for the pnrpose of easeelling the will or nut.
The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs, by which
the rali.lity of the will was established. The pro-
perty in dispete is said to be very extensive.

I'ItIM CON.
COTtNET C. TORSTEN.

This was an action against the defendant for crimi-
nal conversation with the plaintiff's wife. Plea the
general issue.
31r. lirm-r opened the pleadings, and
Mr. SCAIILaTT addressed the Jury. The ease, he
said, which they were new about to try, iterolved the
greatest injury which it was in the power of one man
to do to apother. It was the misfortune of Isis client
to be obliged to seek lir a COO ft of Justice eompen•a•
!inn fur the loss of all that is &sear rrluahle to man.
When the plaintiff presented himself as one who bad
been robbed of the affections of his wife so adul-
terer—bereft of that solace which he ought to expect
from her feeiing a couppronnity of in•erest with him,
by the intrigues of a seducer—and deprived of tltor
howest support which her assistance could afford hire.
M. the base letrnsiners of a stranger. he sorely had
small claim epos the punier of the geutletarrn of (he
Jar!. Was it too roach to soy then, that of ell in-
%mire which it was 'possible Lot blur to sosrain (rule a
a fellow wan this was the nakte!t—:the nest galling!,
In all ages—in all governiornsts--la every systems ofl
_laws that rrer were framed fur the direction sod
\erosuperlt men, sides. society first emerged from a
hartaro" us statetof aptiire, C.E.eisarriAgi• ripe, bad .I.ltll,
London, England, 1821-11-20

RE STATES

County Kerry—they were completely mull
Licat. Yon, R. N. (the only mala.'person
house.) One of the villains is supposed to'be aaP

wounded.
FROM THE ItCEREf EVENING PbST.)
Timer, Nov. 14—We are sorry to Understand that
some houses in the neighbourhood of Castle-island
were last night visited in search of arms. We shall
be exceedingly glad to hear that every active step
which the occasion calls for will continue to by
used by the Magistrates and Gentlemen of that
neighbourhood, to dissuade any misguided chavscters
from participating in this lawless system, which is at-
tended by so many miseries to themselves abd
We are happy to say that the wise affectionate measures
pursued by the Magistrates and gentlemen in the vici-
nity of Tarbert and bistowell, and the excellent
admonition to the peasantry which has been printed
and circulated among them, has preserved that district
of the County from the slighest symptom of insubor-
dination.

On the night of Monday last, the sth inst. a gang
of Ruffians broke into the house of Lieutenant Mo-
riarty, it. N. at Dankerron, in this County, with intent
to commit a robbery, and had collected considerable
booty before it was perceived they had entered the
house. Mr. and Mrs. Moriarty were not at home on
that night, and Lieut. Nott, R. N. who was then on a
visit with his brother Officer, was the first who heard
the plunderers at work. lie immediately ruse from his
bed, called the servants, and proceeded to the head of
the stairs, called oat, What are ye doing there, ye
villains ?" the answer was a shot from one of the rob-
bers in the ball, which providentially missed him.
Lieut. Nott, armed only with a dirk, immediately
rushed upon the ruffian who fired, and stabbed him,
the dirk entering about 4 inches in his breast- the felfow
groaned deeply and staggered out of the house. At this
moment the Lieutenant heard a great bustle in the par-
lour, and supposing he would he surrounded and over-
powered, drew back, when the fellows getting. out by
the parl,.ur windows, fled in all directions, leaving •in
their fright, outside tile house, all the plunder they
had collected—silver spoons, house linen, and various
other articles, the panic-struck ruffians having enough
to do to carry off their wounded associate. Informa-
tion of this ou'rage having, on the following day,
reached Richard Mahony, Esq. Captain of ►he ken-
mare corps of yeomanry, this gentleman, accompanied
by Richard P. Mahony, Esq. a sligistrate of this
county, and the Rev. Denis Mabony, immediately
called out his corps, divided them into four parties,
one of which he headed himself, and searched the
country closely, to a great extent, (having also dis-
patched a party through the mountains) but, we are
sorry to say, without effect. Mr. Mahony and his
corps have also, on many occasions, been extremely
active in preventing and suppressing the pernicious
system of smuggling which now prevails in this
county.

DISTURBANCES IN CORK.
(PROM TIM CORK CHRONICLE.)
CORK, Nov. 14.—We really lament to be obliged,
a the performance of an important duty, to annouts
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London, England, 1821-11-20

(MOM TUB CORK INTBLLIBIINCER.)

One private communications enable us to state, that
the Magistrates and Gentry are taking measures for
their own protection, and the preservation of tranquil-
lity. The town and neighbourhood of Doneraile have
been regularly patrolled every night .during the last
week, by the volunteer inhabitants: and on Tuesdiy at
their request, a small party of military were stationed.
there.
We understand that the 22d regiment, lately quar-
tered in Cloninel. have received orders to remove to the
County of Cork (the bead-quarters to be at Mallow),
and are to be replaced at Clontnel by the Ride Brigade,
from Naas.
London, England, 1821-11-20

the extension of the outrages to the North-Westei

part of our own, which so recently afflicted, and
which yet, it appears, does partially afflict a neigh-
bouring County. Intelligence was brought to this
City by the mail coach which arrived last night, that
the houses of the High Sheriff of this County, Beam!
Barry, near Glanworth : Captain Collis, near Fernsoy ;
and George Montgomery, Esq. near Mitchelstown,
have been attacked. and the Proprietors deprived of
their arms. We cannot trace any foundation foe
intelligence other than what we have mentioned abate;
but still it is so confidently stated, and so widely cir-
culated. that we can do no other than give it to the
public. however unwilling we may be to give currency
to every idle rumour or groundless alarm, that may be
set afloat for interested purposes. These lawless pro-
ceedings, together with the others which we stated in
our last, and more that we have to record in this even-
ing's publication, are of too heinous a character, and
are too generally extended, not to demand the moat
prompt and efficient measures to put them down. Let a
County Meeting be called, let the danger be met man-
fully, and. at the same time, inquisitorially, and let us
not be the victims of incendiaries on one hand, or the
dupes of designing and interested individuals on the
other. There is one thing which we are assured of,
that there is nothing of political tendency, or of an hos-
tility aimed at the State, In these nocturnal outrages.—
, The evils, such as they are—and we, by no means, wish
to palliate them—arise, we presume, from some local
and partial incitements. At all events no great incon-
venience can proceed from having a County Meeting, at
which all the Magistrates in it ought to attend, and the
best remedy for meeting the exigence can be discussed,
and, no doubt. such measures will be adopted as afford
the best chance of preventing a continuance of these
proceedings, even though such a Meeting may not be
qualified to inquire into, or remove the causes, if say
exist.
London, England, 1821-04-07

MR. HA YDO N'S PICTURE of CHRIST'S
AGONY. IS NOW OPEN. at the Gallery next
door to the British Institution, Pall-Mall, with his Pictures
of Solomon, Macbeth, Dentate.. Romeo and Juliet. studies
from Elgin Marbles, and from Nature, and the Drawings
of his Pupils from the Csirroons.
Admission Is.—Catch nos ed.—Open from Ten till Desk.
London, England, 1821-04-07

Mr. CRSEVE wa. of opinion, that the Committee wore
bound to go more fully into detail.—(A laugh). He saw
by the Estimates that the Deputy Ssteretary of War had
a %glary of 2,5001. The salary of the First Clerk, 1,4001.
The Principal Clerk, 1,2001. Methyl a great curiosity
to see a clerk with a salary of 1,404 La year.—(A laugh).
Ile would wish to know at what hours these Clerks at-
tended at their Mikes, and whether they went there in cur-
ricks or is tilburies.—(A laugh)? The most distin-
guished and successful men in the army—men who were
made Peers, had not more than 2,0001. a year. tient-
rals who had been along time in the service, had about
;OW. a year. Major-Generals had but MO/. whilst clerks
had some 14001. and some hid 12001. a year.—(Hear.
hear). He did not know whether he could just at that
time brave these clerks brought before the House, but
have *ern they must.—(Hear, hear).
Mr. 011rady, Co) Davies, and Sir R. Wilson, point-
ed nutalmses to the System, when
After a few words, the House divided—For the Amend-
ment, 67—Against s, 106—Majority, 39.
The original motion was then agreed to.
When strangers were re-admitted into the Gallety..tlie
House had resumed. The other Orders of the Day were
disposed of, mud the House Adjourned at Two o'Click
to Monday.
( For Proreeettags is the Lords, see tact page.)
MINORITY
ON LORD ALTIORP.II NOTION FOR A FIRTHS' JlNCOU-
rulevirsriT TO TIER niciawar TIMPIR TRADE—APRIL 5.
Data. Browne Slim. W. Burrell, Hon. 0.0. Bennet,
T. Cleughton, Vise. Dancasnon, W. Denison, Viscount
Folkestoae., R. Gordoo, J. P. Want, J. C.Hobbouse,
.1. Hume, Hon. E. Harbprd. F. Curley, F. Lewis, J. B.
Maack, W. Ord, C. F. Palmer, Sir H. Yarnell, U. Ri-
cardo, A. Robertson, Lord C. Townshend. John Wells,
Wyrill.—Tam.sit, Viscount .\lthorp.
MINORITY
ON SIR I. "%IMMO!' NOTION FOR A FREE TRADE IN
TIMIIIIIIL—APRIL 5.
Wm. Aden, Hon: N.G. Bennet, Dom. Browne, Walter
Burrell, T. Buxton' • T. Claughton, W. Denison, Visc.
Duncannon, Vise. Folkestone, R. Gordon, J. Hume,
'J. C. Hobbesse, J. R. Maack. D. Ricardo, M. tlryvill.
TELLER—Sir H. Parnell.

ou,iicrEks REek.vuE.

['Roll • MINIVrERIAL ?A/IS.]
Abstract of Net Produce otthe Revenge of Great Britain
(tc,duslve otthyt Arrears of War Duty on Malt and Pro-
perty), In the Quarters ending sth April. IWO, and 6th
April,49o; sheyriug the Increase or Decrease on each
head thereof:

h April
i924i.

linersi;se.

'Decrease.
London, England, 1821-04-25

LOIYDUAY

Ants 24.

corroic—The &mead Ike Cotiho essisidinggy re,
tired hilt week. The elder pastiness were ma 4 is.
*anis the close of last week owing to the fissusame
reports Rein the coantry. The letters yesterday (ma
Liverpool and Manchester gave very Aatteflog stalemate
respecting trade, and the future prospects subs atasko.
holiness was exceedingly brisk, and at Maiohewer Ili
the manufacturing districts the lahouren wets is la
employment at advancing wages; in consequence
these favourable reports, and the prospects of anthill
trade, there were no sellers of Cotton yesterday at the
previous prices; very considerable orders were 'strive
for Cottons tit for the home coasumptiem, but they sok
not be executed.
GLASGOW, Aram 24.—1 n the early part of the we*
the demur' for Coitus was limited, but week
the close it improved considerably, and prices *drake'
id aid per lb. The sales amount to NU packa
110 ge,
BAR.—The importers of Musoovades hovels*
evinced a great disposition to effect sales; on ICOM,
we believe, of the late considerable arrivals, asith
prospect of further supplies. Refined Goods early ha
week, were purchased on rather lower term% seelkti •
warket was better supplied with the low dessrtythes•
than for Some time previously; the demand hos rim
rather revived, little variation is the prices can therefore
be stated. Molasses are steady.
COMPRE.—The supplies lately have been so very es.
tensire, that a coosiderable depression in the prices has
taken place; the reduction however will have a very fa.
yourable effect on the export trade, and the market rev
rency has now nearly declined to those ices when we
have observed that extensive orders have been receives!
from the l`cntinent.
INi/ilia—There is little variation in the priests simee
the sale at the India.house ; in souse instances Indigos
cheaply purchased have been resold at a pretniata of 34
and 3d per lb. but generally the market ns.t be stated at
the prices then obtained.
PROVISIONS.- The demand for Beef and Pork cos.
thine, to be dal', yet priers remain stationary. Wehast
hail considerable imports of Pork, rut in the Herrick
fashion, this year, from Ireland, prime yr.a'itiesofwhid
obtain -Ilk a 4.15. per cwt. The storks of Bien ate
heavy, but holders are firm, and no prime shissisesting
he had under 45s per cwt. or sides, and 41.. falai.4..
The present favourable weather for yeretahlesnen
crease the eonsnnsption of Baron. The arrivalsi NMI
Rutter obtain a ready sale at 106 s. a 1061. perry. lity
stocks of Irish art. moderate, and the demand, seises,'
'the season, remains very inactive; Waterbr.l 90E14..
low ;Ws. The first arrivals of Irish will no doubt realist
high rates. _ _
London, England, 1821-06-28

THE CONSTITCHONiI I, ASSOCIATION.

M txstoN-Hocsr.—Yes morning at 12 o'clock,
Mr. Murray. Secretary to Constitutional Associa-
tion." and Mr. Sharp, the ry Secretary, attended
at the Mansion-House, tre to informations tiled
against them by Joseph T ,of Wych-street, in the
parish of St. Clement Danes, in the county of Middlesex,
under the late Acts of Parliament for the better regula-
tion of public Societies.
Shortly after twelve, the LORD %von (haring reco-
vered from his indisposition) took his seat on the bench,
and soon afterwards. Mr. Thackeray, attended by Mr.
Harmer, Mr. Parkins. and others, entered the Justice
Room. Mr. Adolphus and Mr. Thorpe came in about
the same time, accompanied by several leading Members
of the Society.

Mr. Hont.rtt, the Chief Clerk, read the informations
against the defendants, who pleaded Not Guilty to the
charge.

Mr. THACKERAT then addressed the Lord Mat•or at
great length, in justification of the part which he and
his friend Mr. Parkins found it their duty to take in
this affair. He pointed out what he considered the
illegality of this Association, which he did not think
at all requisite for curbing the licentiousness of the
Press, as the existing laws were sufficient enough for
that purpose, and concluded by disclai►ning personal
motives towards the subscribers or conductors of the
Society. being actuated only by a sense of public duty.
Mr. Parkins was then called and sworn.

Previously to his examination, Mr. ApoLencs
asked him if he was to have any share in the penalty,
in ease of conviction, as it was uow avowed that a pe-
nalty was sought for ?
r. Parkins replied, Certainly not.
Mr. Parkins was then examined.—Knew the Associ-
ation; they met at N 0.6, New Bridge-street; there was
a hew plate, with the words " Constitutional Associa-
tine" on lb* doer; asw a young man, whom he Metre
knows lu lie M the door, oho introduced bias np
London, England, 1821-06-28

e ery morning.
Gridgenorth, Weisel. Shrewsbury and Holyhead fonr
inside conch. etery evening.
Horton, Spalding. Peterborough. Stilton and Huntingdon
Itav al Mail Coach. every evening; to Spilshv. Louth,
Grimsby end hull. afternoon at a quarter before sit.
Carlisle, Pewit!). and Whitehaveli Post-Coach : goes
with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through
firm' Appleby. Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick,
Poroughbridge, Wetherhy. .4 berford. Doncaster. and
(inflating : sets oat every morning. and performs the jour-
nal with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the
road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage
of their seats being secured in the nest coach.
Kendal. Lancaster. Preston. Kirby-Lonsdale, Holton.
('hurley, Orniaidrk, and Liarstang pest-coaches. every af-
ternoon at Five.
Liverpool, IVarrington. linntsford, Stone, Stafford, and
Litchfield new light four inside post-coach. called the
'• Defiance." every evening at Ave o'clock, to the Saracen's
Heed Inn. Dale-street. Liverpool.
Wakefield post-roach every morning.
Chester, Newport. Whiteclinrch, Tarporley, Namptwirli,
Nell:vetch, and Middlewich. post-eoaSi every eveaing at five
e'elock.
Sunderland. Stockton and Yarns Coach every morning, to
the George Inn, Sunderland.
111aocitr, ter, W Instr. ve, Congleton, Newcastle. %Faisal, and
Wolverhampton new four inside post-roach. every afternoon.
Shellietri aim Rotherham post-emaeh, called the " Rock-
ingham." every morning.
Birmingham Post Coed'. sets nut every nfternnon at five.
rarr, inx tour inside, and passes throffeh Ware irk. Learniag-
i"o and Deventry, to the Nerseeti's Head, Still-street. Hit-
mingling,, nest meriting at ten.
[lull, Lincoln. Nortlicave, Ilowden and Doncaster post-
e( aeh every morning to the Cross-keys, hlarket-placts. 111811.
s. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their
Friss.% and the Piddle, that they will not be account-
t hle for and Parcels, Paseempsrs' Luggage. Writleps, Plate.
. aflame thaw Fire Pounds valor, if lost. stolen, or 411-
*Lived. entered as stieh, and the Insurance rigid for
at the tiarteeti's [lead Inn, ystowts.till, leonv.o .
London, England, 1821-06-21

STAVE
TRADE.

Mr. WILBERFORCE, at the request of the liar•
guess of Londonderry, postponed his motion on !hi,
4objert till Tuesday next. The lion. Member :dlo
laid on t-e table a Petition, the tnatier of which we
were unable to hear from the low tone in which the
!lon. lieutber spoke.
London, England, 1821-06-21

GAOL DELIVRRIEM.

Mr. BUXTON asked if tiovernment 101 l come to
any decision on the subject of ►wore trequent Gaol
Deliveries.

The Marquess of lAINDONDERRY sail that his
Majesty's Government had not yet derided. They
ivishoot to have the opinion of the country on the soh-
j-ct I),fore finally deciding. The increased expense
to the counties formed the principal ground of objec-
tion.

Colonel MONEY moved for a return of the timber
Nrpors who Isaol been apprenticed at the Cape of
limp! 'lope under the Slave Trade Abolition Art.—
Ordered.

The 11arquess of LONDONDERRY, in reply to a
torstion put by Sir R. Wilson, said that he should rot
oltjrct to allow the consideration of the Poor Relief
Bill that evening to sapersede the Coututitiee of
Supply.
Mr. SCARLETT wished his lion. Friend (Mr.
ilutchinsou to postpone his motion.
London, England, 1821-06-21

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMIINT.
-.or-

110U9R 07 LORDB.—WRomssoLY, Juxl2o.

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, as Chairman of the
4:crinoline, of Privileges, reported that the Claims of
Lord Donets'le to vote for the Elation of Irish Kerry-
en!stive Peers, were allowed.
The Woollen Cloth Stamping Bill was read a third
One and passed.
tit' F. DAMAN NUT, Mr. CH lETWTND and others, brought
vp :cum the Commons the Thames Lestage and Ballast.
age Bill, the Rum Importation Bill, and several print.
11,111.—Read a first time.

Mr. WALPOLI, from the Treasury, presented an ac-
count of all Wines imported into Ireland from 1785 to
I/NO.-IAM on the tab's.

The Earl of DARNLEY presented a Petition from
John Dufresne, praying for some amendment in the
Bankrupt Laws.—Laid on the table.
The Irish Prisons Regulation Hill, the Poor Employ-
ment Bill, and the Irish Stamp Duties Bill. went respec
tir.ly threw Committees, and were reported.
Adjonrued.
London, England, 1821-04-13

M. A. TAYLOR on his legs. contesding that the Pe-
titions from Cumberland and Westmorland, respecting
Agricultural distress, ouch' to be referred to a Select
Connuittee, as well u those from Scotland ; and we
understood him to have moved an Amendment to that
effect.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
that the Scotch Petitions referred to a particular bonus,
of which they had been deprived, and not to the Malt
Tax, or any general regulation.
After some further observations from Sir R. Per-
gugson, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Month, Sir M. W. Ridley,
Mr. Bennet, Sir O. Hill, Mr. W. Smith, and Mr.
Logliington, the amendment was negatived.
On the motion of Mr. D. OIDPT. a Committee was
appointed to c“nsider the several Reports laid before
Parliament relative to the arrangement of Weights and
Measures.
London, England, 1821-04-13

p
Duel..—A meeting took place early. exhi fir.
in g, on Hoonslow Heath, between two tiestlemen, glue
of them was severely wounded in the pistol ins, ay
fell without firing ; be Fog ap iiineediately writhing as
sistance, end taking his pistol in the left used, pat
question to his itdversary, and receiving a satisfacte,
answer, fired in the air. A medical genticinan, who wgi
in attendance, extracted the lull nn the ground.

MASKING.
Thursday, at St. Paul's, Covent-garden, Samuel
of Brunswick-square, Esq.. to Elizabeth. duititer7l
Charles doisdisd Cooke, of Southampton-street.
Thursday, at SL George the Martyr's, Queer-49w).
A. Simpson, Esq., of John-street, Brdford-ruw, la Asa
Susan, second daughter of G. B. Rouitell, Kw) , of Gmt
London, England, 1821-04-14

LOS DUN 31ARKETS, APRIL 13.

-- -
COTTON.—The Cotton market has been exceedingly
heavw since our last ; there is however a confident anti-
cipation that the demand will slimily arrive, as the brisk
markets were only checked by the arrivals which lied
more effect than usual ; and, as the trade in Twist and
goods !foes on steadily, there is little donht the market
will again rally. The holders of Brazil • Cotton will
toil 't to no depression to facilitate sales: all other de-
scriptions may be purchased on lower terms. The let-
ter., from Liverpool state the panic respecting Cottons
had sithsided, the market was steady.
S(:BAIL—The demand for British Plantation Mus-
enemies has been steady, with very little variation as to
priers. flood Sugars continue scarce, and meet a ready
sale at full priers; the low soft brown hangs heavily on
hand. The public sale of Wednesday, 21M hhds, chiefly
Jamaica desersptions, went off steadily at the previous
prices by private contract. The refined market is with-
out any material alteration. The low goods are still en-
Ltie gn
reii:is are
fter,and thei se request.iut
ilyisinattile uaetengtonitrhiele demand;
fine
port appear increasing.
Several parcels of Brazil Sugars have been brought
forward by public sale this week ; a further depression
of lis. per cwt. With be stated,
WI:FF.E.—The quantity of Foreign Coffee brought
'
forward by public sale lately bas been so ettewrive, that
a eowsiderabk deptessioe has taken place in the pries,
' and even at the reduction there appear* PO holOgo )
alsoie 201)0 bags St. Ihimingo have teen withdrawn at
London, England, 1821-04-14

MILITARY MONUMENT.

The latter end of last month a Military Monument
was consecrated at Berlin, to commemorate the events
aril* years 1413, 14, and 15. The mountain where it
is situated (Templow, or Templof) is henceforth to be
eaNed Kreusbergh, or the Mountain of the Cross. The
monument is of cast iron, lie feet high, without its stone
bare, and in the style of the middle ages, with appro-
priate, ornaments and inscriptions relative to the great
kattivs of the years 1813, 14, and 15. On the lower
Pitt of the monument, on the same face as the first great
battle of the war, tbatof Bross Uoerschen, May 2. 11113,
is the following principal inscription
" The King to the people, who at his call, nobly of-
fered their property and their lives—To the fallen a me-
snirial—Te she living an acknowledgment—To poste-
rity an encouragement."
In this ',acknowledgment". of the King to "the
peupie,. who, at his call, nobly offered their property and
thtfr Nees," what " a men orlar has he presented of
tent aillf„ whit 4. - 'etity ?" So long
the read-

,a-; ilas insessmentabaii mist. it will bring io .
irmion of tbeipeeplortre peotaims which tbe K%ag bad
quireitrioititdelisia
*. Oicb be.nerer has fulfilled-11 to
r eg' it 1 a memorial 'thi4 they " nobly of.
V 1 'their tiles" for nonkbt ; and to
posterity it sci I mositelieplattisidelly proweireee the etpeau,
sAisia. "pet not your tress in Princes!!"
London, England, 1821-04-14

MINORITY

AGAINST REFERRING TH9 SCOTCH PETITIONS only TO

A SILICT COMNITTSC.
Vise. Althorp, J. H. Allen, H. Bright, Hon. H. G.
Bennet, R. Colborne, S. Brahmin, J. -flume, J. C'. Hob-
twinge, Colonel Johnson, Sir R. Ferguson, F. Palmer,
Sir M. fl• Ridley, U. Ricardo, W. Smith, J. Smith,
Mon. R. S ' It, M. A. Taylor.
TELLBRA—J. Maack, R. Gordon.
London, England, 1821-04-14

absolute necessity of doing so. They bad made such
regulations as to render the search as little bartbensome
.is possible. But nothing would satisfy the people but
the liberty to smuggle.
Mr. BENNET said, he bad no doubt the men on the
preventive service behaved with moderation. It was
the system he cotnplained of. If, instead of prohibiting
those goods which formed the object of smuggling, the
principles of free trade were admitted, and moderate du-
ties imposed, this evil would be put an end to. Am' to
Ireland, no place in the world, with the exception of La
Vendee during the Revolntion, bad been treated as the
North of Ireland had been under the distillation laws.
He could not consent to extend to that country the other
detestable securities against smuggling with which this
country was carsed.
Mr. FISHE PALMER said, that if after all the ex-
pence of triartallo towers, and preventive service, smug-
gling was not repressed, it must be done by other
means than violence.
Mr. F. ROBINSON observed, that the Distillation
Laws in Ireland had nothing to do with the Customs.
He agreed as to the expediency of taking away many of
the restrictions on the importation of French goods,
which vow exiisted.
Aftera few words from Mr. Alderman Heygate, Mr.
J. P. Grant, and Sir 0. Clerk, the House went into a
Committee, on the Report of which leave was given to
bring in a Bill to amend and consolidate the laws for
preventing Smuggling in Ireland.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of.—
Adjourned at a quarter-past one.
(For Proreedhsgs ie the Lords, sec lust pagr
London, England, 1821-04-14

IMPERIAL PARLIA,MbiIfT.
Ii01:SF. OF LORDI3.—FRIDAY. Aram IS.

The Earl of SIIAFTESBURY presented a Petition
from the Magistrates and Town' Council of Oreenocb,
praying that no alteration may be made in the Timber
Ilutias.-4,aid on the table.
GRAMPOUND.
The Order of the Dry fur hearing Counsel on the
Otanspound Bill, haring been read, Mr. Aussaaws
anal Mr. ADAM took their places at the bar.
THoMAs 11..ilITY, Clerk of the Court of King's Bench
and Treasurv. presented the Original Records of the
Cotivittion of Sir Manaseh Lopes, and of two 0111110.
po 'rid Dectins of the names of Allen and Devon-
Mr. ADAM then addressed the House at considerable
Irr,gth against the Bill.
Ou the motion of the Earl of CARNARTON. farther
prceoedings were postponed till Thursday. the 10th of
lies DAV PN PORT. Sir F. KNATCHMAL,Sir T. LETII•
untocit:„ and Mr. BLACKISCHNE, with other Members,
brought tip various Private Bills from the Commons,
which were read a first time.
CATHOLIC BILL.
A Petition from the City of Coventry against the
Catholic Bill, (must numerously and respectably
%ivied) was presented by the Earl of COTINTItr, but
hich was subsequently rejected, owing to some
trifling informality in the wording of the Petition.
Petitions against the Catholic Bill were then pre-
•-nted from several Deanries in the Diocese of Chester,
h the Bishop of Cnerran ; and from the Protestant
L.issenters of Hampstead, and those of Grove street
Chapel, by the Earl of SII•rT1111111:1t1.
Adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1821-04-14

OLD BAILEY.

BA SK PROSECUTIONB.
At the Sittings of the Court yesterday a great num-1
her were arraigned at the Itar, when the following
persons pleaded thrifty t, the minor charge of having
forged notes in their posses 4 4444 :
Re viarol Larrigav, Briant Coleman, James M'Tab,
John Everard, Michael Mullins, Thomas Mitchell,
George Cooper, Wm. Scott. Wm. Jones. J. Coutts,
Edw. Brown, John Black, Lydia Hyde, 111102 Green,
Edward B:►leby, Alexander Mayor, Ann White, Thus.
Bell, Richard Johnson Burbidge, Henry Harris, Mary
Ann Smith. Henry Nlartinere, Mary Singleton, alias
Robinson, Joseph Gilherts,James Rowland Matthews,
Henry Miles Eastgate, Wm. Sears, Henry Stephens,
and Elizabeth Vincent.
The Comatus SIRJZANT sentenced the above pri-
soners to 14 years transportation.
John Frederickson was charged with the above
offence, but pleaded Nut Guilty to two indictments.
and will therefore take his trial.
London, England, 1821-06-26

iwitial benefits which Mr. Owen s plans have produced,
104 an. note exhibiting in practice at New Lanark, and
ot the (spectrum:Amt. upon a. full and impartial tam.
oration, some of those plane might he found applicable
thf general improvement of the condition of the poor.
in consequence, Mt. Maxwell has given notice
Itotiol, to he made on Tuesday next, (this day)
hr June 36,
a commission to visit New Lanark, to examine the
fats aril to exist there—to obtain such further informa-
tion oa the subject as Mr. Oven is prepared to comm.
sint•—and to report thereon to parliament at the coin-
seneenient of the next session.
Tile measure intended to be recommended by Mr-
wen are founded on a conviction, creoted and confirin•
.4 be thirty years daily extensive experience, that every
tr ies of charity is incalculaLly injurious to the poor
nti that every attempt to relieve them, or improve their
condition, except through their own labour, judiciously
seed, must pore abortive. Mr. Owen therefore pro-

oks,
1 To demonstrate the means by which the poor shall
be enabled, and rendered willing, to support them-

To well train and educate their children.
3. To pay the isterest of the capital, and gradually
requisite to put their industry into ac-
the eayital itself,
nrity.
4,0 To accomplish the precedin oects through
ononents that 'hall permanently bj
improve the moral
of the working classes.
And lastly. To initoduce this change upon a limited
scale, without disturbing the exiting arrangements of
„e,etv, and ta prevent its extension until experience shall
demonstrate its beuencisl effects to the entire satisfac-
ften of all classes.

P2ICE OF STOCKS 'PH
Bank ewe
S par Cat. Red. 7GM
Spar Cot. Con.
SI :ver rout Act
pe :.:eats. 94i VI
Ape, C:. !cal), (shut)
Lou An 19 l-I6e
S osr Capt.
Dist: Ann.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

India Stoek
Ditto Bonds —s. —s 463. pm
South-Sea Stock
South Sea Old Ann.
Ex SHIM. Is dis. *s.pm ls.d
()maim for Money pm
Sank for Account
India for ditto
Con, for Aect T74l}
Lott. Tickets 211. 10s.

■IOS WATER ♦T LONDOS-BRIDOR TO-MORROW.
Morning 12 o'clock ;—Eveoing fil in. after 12.

Int ttateiSman.

TUE RRITISS STATISNAN" IS INCORPORATED MITE
STATEARAM."
London, England, 1821-06-26

IN THE MAITER OF JOHN

On a return to a Habeas Corpus this person was
brought up from Newgate to be discharged from a
commitment by Commissioners of Bankrupt, fit not
satisfactorily answering interrogatories put to him,
and for prevarication.

Mr. W I Loss, in support of the commitment, opened a
rase of gross fraud and misconduct on the part of he
Bankrupt, to chew that the Commissioners were justi-
fied in the course they had pursued.
Mr. Twi.s was heard on the part of the Bankrupt,
and contended that though he tnight have conducted
hints:Al in a in timer not to he justified, yet as he had
answered all the questions put to him, the Commission-
ers could not be it arranted in detaining hint in custody
to all indefinite• length of time.

'l'l r 4 01 RT thonght the ease made out against the
Bankrupt WAS one which justified the commitment,
and he must relieve himself by making proper atone-
ut, tit and satisfaction to his creditors.—lten.anded.
London, England, 1821-06-26

ELECTIOX Or &U.: RIFFS.

After the (•(,31MoN Si IiJEA NT had yesterday declared,
as was stated in our las!, that it was the opinion of the
Sheriffs that election had fallen on W. Venable,
Esq., Alderman and Stationer, and J. Crook, Esq., Ci-
tizen and liirreltant Tailor, a Poll eras demanded by
.1. Blades. W. Gibbs, Eiq. R. ('haler, Esq. and J.
Williams Esq. for Mr. Alderman fiarratt, as was also a
pull for Mr. Alderman Venable.

Mr. CROOK Said, it appeared Mr. Allerman Garratt's
friends had thought proper to demand a poll in his Iw.
half, in oppo,itimi to the manifes: decision of the Livery;
for his own part. he would not incur one shilling ex-
pense in deinan.:ing a p.:11. If they elected him, lie
would discharge his duty honestly, and he would pledge
himself to do every thing in his power to put down the
"Constitutional Association."

After a short interval, Mr. Sheriff Wsurnmsx an-
nounced to the Livery that there was a difference of opi-
nion between the Law Officers of the Corporation and
the Sheriffs upsn one point, outwit., whether an indivi-
dual having declared that he would nut stand a poll was
still to be considered as a Candidate, or whether the
Election fell, as a matter of course, on the other Candi-
dates ? Upon this point the Court of Aldermen would
have to decide.

After some further con,tiltation, Mr. Sheriff WAITH-
MAN again came forward, and said, that on consult-
ing precedents, it was found that the Sheriffs had
no alternative hut to proceed to a poll, which would
be commenced ‘rlien the other business was disposed of.
—(ppplanse.)
' he Ale Conners, Attilitors, and other Civic Officers
for the ensuing year, were then severally proposed, and
elected.

The Het:linos' alleareed to the front of the llnet
ings to announce to the flail the Election yr the severe
London, England, 1821-06-26

sued to out her throat'Thopplie
along Nuiltrratiug every body.
Seeetal-other witnesses gave etideike io the kb*
effeet. The pariieschiely Involved loll* transedok
not bating their names correctly before the Jul, th
Inquest was idjnerned till roar e'ttlock, this day,
Osbaldosten, Esq. caught a !trite of birdie,*
days ago, in the following iingtlafreuMner
fishing is the River Treat with artificial lies, wika.
while 'floating in the air, were immediately leiasiat
the birds, who finding themselves hooked, they 114,
to the length of the line, and were drawn end nig%
but this being the breeding season, Mr. Osbahlesoo,
like a true sportsman, suffered them spit to mil
wing.

On Friday evening a female tit loose character nu
apprehended in Windsor, under the direction of
Mayor, and was committed to the Boroagh Sail he
further examination. This young woman waa 1144
out from the mass of unhappy females with widtk
every lugs town is infested, rather from the semis.
tansy than the open indecency of her conduct. It is
alleged against her, that she has long been is the h.
bit of representing herself to military gentlemea, aid
casual visitors, as belonging tosonse of the most
able families of Windsor and Eton ; and it is affirmed
that ladies of the most exemplary conduct bug bees
injured by the vile falsehoods of a eunniag and mer-
cenary inerigsnate.—(Windror Exp►ess.)
Suotaixo Snictrie.—Saturday night a saaa was
taken to the Watch-house of St. Sepulchre Withsal,
charged with stealing a piece of print of 19 lard,,
from a shop door. He was locked up in the ht
bole all night by himself, and is the morning helm
found suspended by a rope, which he must have hal
about him. lie was quite dead.
London, England, 1821-06-26

THE ROYAL GEORGE.

Mr. VENMAN presented a Petition fro:n John Ed-
ward., of Crown-street, who, stating, that he had heen
employed, in pnrsuance to an Order in Council. in
1791, t' weigh the Royal George, that the craft which
he employed on that uccalion were run iiiiwn and de-
stroyed by the St. Alhan's man of war ; that lie had
made frequent application to the Admiralty for redress
but without e(Tect, and lie prayed that the House
would take his case into considcratiun.—= Laid on the
London, England, 1821-06-26

CRUELTY TO ANIM %LS.

Mr. R. MAKTIN presented a Petition from Birm-
ingham in favour of the Cruelty to Anitnaht Prevention
Bill. and a similar Petition from Northampton.—Laid
on the table.

Mr. S. WORTLEY ptesenteel a similar Petition &din
the I shabitants of Slmiftehl ; which, after a few words
from •M r. R. MARTIN. was laid on the ..4hle.
Mr. liedtNAL presentee' similar Petition from
1.. &sex. L.LiJ on the table.

A Petition was presented from an in v'ototal in the
County of 64Iway, coinplaining• that the one-third
part of a Barony in that Comity should have been
pr./claimed, while the rest of the County remained in a
state of perfect tranytillity.—Oriered to be printed.
The Tobacco Duties' Bill passed throne' a C
t tec, pro forma ; the Report was received and read,
and ordered to he (alien iuto consideration on Friday
next, and the Lill was ordered to be printed.

The Custom Datiet. Bill was real a third time and
passed.
Sir It. WILSON presented a Petition fro.ti Claplrma
and its vicinity in favour of the Bill fur preventing
Cruelty to Anitnals.—Ordered to he printed.
Mr. S. BICE presented a Petition from c'•rtain In-
habitants of Limerick, relative to the right of Election
in tbat_City.—Laid un the table.
CANADA CLAIMS.

Me. ELLICE wished to pot a question to the Rt.
lion. Gentleman opposite, relative to the claims of c••r-
tain persons in C Attalla for supplies given, and lustie
sustaineJ dating the late war with America. There
were, upon the whole, claim• to the amount of abort
400,1104 M and of these about '..,0011/. was allowed lit
the Commissioners, appointed to investigate the
l aims ; the Report of the Canninisaioners was Iran..
milted to the Noble Secretary of State for the Horne
Dept.:mesa, and the Governor of l'isprr Canada h•d
lately issued proclamations stating that those
St et eto oe paid fortliwit:i. Ihe azents, however, of
the claimants in this country had recently au an.
seer to an application of • heir's for payment from tit,
Lords of the Treasure, statim: that they eutt..‘
:tot grant at present any iiioury—an atis,,er wOich
rw rAdieted the prucLasual.oo. Ile wished therefore,
to itstoo what toe ouserssisseat intended to do urn
this subject?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re-
plied, last 11/Ally of these Claim's were dispistabk
wit Heat such ot torus as sisoold be recogaiwil by tht•
tiovernur should be paid.
The Ifdp Dior 1411, the Si•tkinE Fuer! Lonii
0114 the East India Duties' Bill, aml Iri•b S'ii
flutautia Bal, were read respecti‘ely a firm tome.
soul uttlere4l to be Ms! sek•usul Lime to-u►urr oW Ohs:,
,la;
London, England, 1821-08-27

LA", IivretLIGSZICE.
COURT OF CHANCERY. Amin IC
Th. LANDCIIANCICLLOR Mae Otto emit at 9 o'clock.
RAIL OP 1111APTESOURT AND OTNEPOI V. TUX MU

OP MARLDOR01:011 AND OTNICDS.
Mr.-Hier stated that the heir looms in Bleniteisa-
ease had been seised for the assessed taxes. It WI
Seen referred to the Master to report bow far they
were liable to be answerable for that demand, and he
y. ported they were liable for the assessed taxes of the
mansion, estate, lie., but not for the personal assessed
laves of the Noble defeadant, for his eattiages, horses,
servants, Qt. ; be also advised that the Noble pla•ntilf
should try that question in a Court of Law with the
Commissioners of Taxes, and be was determined to
do so.
The LORD CNANCFLLOR.—Let it be so.