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THE QUEEN ou t itLorra, , • . CANAL PROPERTY, . • CIiBLWEA.NATER-woßits. BRITISH COPPER COM• PANT, VA.UXHALL BRIDGE, and SWANSEA LIAR ; BOUR BONI:0$ ' TO BE SOLD 3 AUCTION. • K Queen Ciiarlotte. Amu ee. • " MY MARRS? --Turbans and trowsers are so like caps and petticoats, that you in, England think the Turks and Moors are little better than old women. If you had seen them the d.sy before yes: terday, you would have had a -different op won of ' them. Without so much noise and jabbering, they were as active as Frenchmen ; and to do them job tire, they painted their guns with a coolness and pre cision that would not have disgraced any gentlemen in cocked hats and pantaloons ; and, I think, as far as I could judge, there are few Christians who, valise their skins less than these Pagans. They say that they have a Paradise prepared for those who die in battle ; some of the joys of this pretended Eden we hope to enjoy on our arrival at home.; however, seven thousand of the poor Mahometans have got TIOPUT, 'E. _ _ _ _ By Mr. scarr, On Fltiee, Sept. 47, at Twelve, at the Mart, London, TRENT and MERSEY', or Grand 'Crook Canal, .R. a Share in this most excellent Concern, dividing JE6O clear per Amon, with the brst.futAnded prospects of continuing to Mame ; Peak Forest, Grand Surrey, Lancaster. and Kennet and Avon Canal Shares ; :Ably Shares in the Cbelbea Water-Works, dbriding ills. per Share per Annum; Ten Shares is the British Cop Company, Ten in the Vauxhall Bridge, and ,5150 Swan sea thwbour Bondi, bearing 5 per Cent. Interest, regularly paid haltyeirly. 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S t - 9 3 Bat 71b. tilliro both, 51b. l a , ti • - 1 - t n 1 dam wit& (Steward) for lOU. FOUCHL—W ELLINGTON. The following important prodnedons were this day pablabed, by authority. in French mid BROM I.(CORRESPONDENCE of M. FOUCHE. Duke of Otranto, with his Grace the Duke of WEL LINGTON, svo. Ss. IL A SKETCH of •the PUBLIC LIFE of M. FOUCHE, Doke of (krantc•, comprising various Correspondence, addressed to the Brimereir Napoleon, King Joachim, the Duke d'Artols, ' Prince Blacker, Louis XVIIL Count de Si nus, and other Minis. , tice, 6.e., NO Is. , This work pourtrays this celebrated man as he really is. It es. halts his most secret sentiments, the spirit of his public life, and the ptineiples which have directed hies at all periods end in situa tions the molt diversified. The political documents will be hound to throw great Urht on the personal relations of the Duke and on the Newry and cha racter of recent events. Printed for Henry Colburn. SO, Co:Omit-street. • i 1 Ad 6 2 Ohl 2 S old 4 i 4 3 dz PdLid OF LONDON. This ds/ Was published, in One krgli Vol. stet. piles Iss. boards, AgINUTES of EVIDENCE taken before a Se. 01 lea Committee appointed by the House of Comitiions,to brim into the State of the POLICE of the METROPOLIS. W it h N o t e % observations, and a Preface. _ Sy a MAGISTRATE of the County of MIDDLESEX. Printed Lor Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paterner-row ; J. les It, Du sista, Portland-place ;J. Hatchard, P icc adilly; and J.M. Richardson, Cornbill. I Purchasers should be particular in giying orders for the 041 Report of the Police Committee of the House .of Com. anahas printed with Notes, for Sherwood, Welt; and Jones. Tie valuable Notes and Observations which this lialition saw:- sew contain., art written by an intelligent Magistrate of the aunty of Middlesex; and while the Report itself chews the augsitsde of the existing abuses ea licensing public houses under the eletoce of brewers—on the dispensing powers and corrupt practices of certain Magistrates and Police Officers—and on the syeanatic arrangements of criminals—the Notes and Observa tions (which occupy upwards of 100 pages of the book) point out tbettmidies, and are, of theism:Wes, worth the price at which skives= is sold. U. Pitt,Ewp • g I lb. 2 g • 4 s ab. s e. ft. from W. h. ft. :o not thorn* 1 - 2 2 le. 5 yn old, ut having bees ; the entrana in the Preis, and shortly will be published, embellished with Portraits, em. - HICKMAN'S PILLS. FOR THE GRAVEL AND sroNE, LUMBAGO, &c. UF the vat - us complaints incident to th e h uman frame, there are time mote dreadfel in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. Hickman% PiUs, coinposod of the moss innocent ingredients, hafe been found of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessels Containing the urine, removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to these disorders, without cenittestest. 1 hey are therefore with great confidence recommended to the allicted in the shove complaints ; is well as for Lumbago, Pains is the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Urine, and disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder. Sold, is boxes at as. ad. and Its. by Messrs. Butler and Sons, Ile. 4, cheapoide. Loaded and also by M. Gardner, George street, idi aburgh 1 RUM& Nribery and Sous, Dame•street, Dublin ; and the Medicine Venders in mg City and Town in the Unted Merlon. MEMOIRS of the Right Hon. RICHARD pRINSLEY SHERIDAN. 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The name, alone, of the Author is cadent to ensure the unquestionable authenticity of the details t but it may also be stated, that a large portion of the life was long since prepared from most valuable information communicated to him by one of Mr. Sheridan's earliest friends and nearest relatives ; in addition to whit% it will mugs' many new and original riecdotes of Dr. Johnson, Dr. Perri Garrick, Burke, Fos, &c. Printed for Henry Colborn e Conduit-street, London. Orders received also by every ßookseller in the United Kingdom. in a twenty tde between lan, at Ber -1 of the too ber of area. commence reat combat e depending tRITISH PAIN; I c% QUEEN- NUFACTORY. No. 62. CHEAPSIDE. per Cwt. twebilki Grow BO& ellte do. 76g. SIVA an, 1125. 'tier Point 54e. Yellow 501. Cwt. Mate Leed.aad Steps " . . Colours 1?.. Chute ess. Bright Red Dark Rid SQ.. James GrifEA, L'rebendal Sul - . Prepared Oil to thin them for use, 4s. id. per Oka. 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Itempte symptoms invariably arise from Ignorance and oegleA, they may \owe/idle partied by a ' vigorous exertion ektalent talent, the appal be not too long delayed), and the patient through thp gradual progress of health becomes assured of its eiatinuance. Still does not the most complicated inveteracy of the above • disorder opal those instances of calamity, where, by the peed= ofd secret solitary vies, the guest energies of nature be. some exhausted, sexual debility easoes.and the sufferer is exposed to die' forfeit of despair. It is for hitt to look for to the ihnoring.beants of hope, when we boldly assert that even des prate cases lipid to oar mild restoratives. Other imPediments occur to irehete the seneitive feactions-- tome natural, paters acquired; as 'facture,. weaknesses, &c. in all of than we offer the adaptive remedy, instead of the usual harassing plan of caustic or stimulants. Set Mods*" iv time pecttharilies incident to the .solier fez is our renovating % pigta il sia beable, by removing deltas/ca that too often embit. relleeththe. A aiIdidiIISIMMMMOScIttiOIMI acquirement need only be feared by him. who is of incepacky ; we are uncon nected midi the delusive and hidatooling appearance of a public institution, and Taunt no poodual es Rays' pommy, though sanctioned by may of th e NolA li ty, and even elite Faculty O mit; as Mambas ut the Loadvo'Coilege of isegessi, our title to the amidencessf moetelya isba°!hong." aerate our promises sgeeteta," thly mamas from a pussies prelim; by its unvary ing success thit no attinitt, !Sefton doilloalields pmeamed au. *odium pule& the Moyle* of those paradssat adven taps which are attached to our systair—in •ceirattlence there with this iedeselkis given, that palate of either sea may . °mak or: NlfiYti.MlerKrs and t o Sengit,soloithffentsodiolls the. terms, probableduration of the menplaist,lita'are always ptatett at the firif - tiothriilV4 sib an aniiiet to letters contaiaingaiitiliet . note. 00114 agak Co. M. It. C. Saran* 13* B•101144110e, Pleet4plet, London. OP lathes from Os aoituri should be particular in Maim the wimpeoem, ilassee of lMug. gas, when the proper remedies tea be Istwanisd to sag pin. Unmet distant. • before us. 46 All the ships bore up and took their places in the best order and the most gallant manner. It was, at least, as coolly and exactly performed as the famous review at Portsmouth, and I only *fish that the Great Alexander, who, we are told, think; we, to snacks with the old Dey, had seen this.. renew instead of that. Not that he could have seen 1 or much, for after the firing once began, the lkwind that there was swooned away, as if for fear ; andwe was all covered by thick smoke, like twenty Vauxhalls at the end of the fireworks on a cloudy night. Our old Queen Charlotte was the Madame Saqui 4th, piece, and danced beautifully on the tight role by which she was-made fast to the Mole. , -.66 I dare say -tbe Dey thinks that we Must be all aear•sighkd, for we' seemed to think we never could; get close enough. The old Lord was devilish polite; • and though they say the first blow is half the battle, be-gave this advantage to the pirates. who lsegan s firing just about two o'clock, as 1 have since heard, for 1 forgot to look at my watch. The position of the Queen Charlotte was exactly at the entrance of the Mole, where we had a complete prospect at what they used to call the marine. They must now, .find a new name for it, for they have no more marine left. This enabled us to have a beautiful view of ibe commencement of the action. I cannot describe to, you the immense crowd of men that covered the Mole and all parts of the marine ; they were as thick as hops; thicker I suppose than rte hops are this year, unless the weather mended. 66 well, just as the old Lady was going to let fir her broadside, the Admiral, I suppose, had some pity on the poor devils; for he stood on the poop and motioned with his hand for them to get out of the way—but there was such a crowd that this was impessible, even if they had wished.—but I don't suppose they understnud what the Admiral meant : at last Fire ! fire ! fire—and bang : I think I saw five hundred or a thousand of them bang doeve in an instant. After that I did not see much, until our boats, taking pity on cur darkness, set lire to a fri gate close to us, just by way of light to see what we were doing. You talk of your fires in London. and of your engines and firemen ; I wish we had had some of them, when this cursed frigate was blazing not fifty yards from our dwelling, which being built of wood with oakum for mortar, and fine verandas and balconies made of hemp and tow, was rather more is danger than one of your substantial brick messuages is, when the neighbour's house takes fire: The fact is. we were on ire, I believe two or three times, but we were all so d—d cool that we put it out directly.— The short and the long of my story is, that in six hours we knocked all heir batteries and castles about their ears and etus, like,the last 'scene in Thaw the Tartar. When we come home, it would save the Public some cash to give us a little employment, to • .hire as to clear the way for the new street ;we should have St. James's market down in a twinkling; and I ethl venture to say, the Dey's batteries looked as like a slaughter-house as any butchea's shop in the whole row. " All our guteboats were eumbered, and it was goOd fun to see how No. 8 would pull to get into the fire before. No. 6 ; and in fact they were all nobly conducted, and the only number which nobody seemed to take care of was number ow. For my own part I say this with an eas:er conscience, because I was ob liged to stay on board • the boats were supposed to be such desperate work, that it required great interest to get Into them. I never before so wished to be an Isanouralle I however, I was forced to content myself with the speaking trumpet, with the assistance of which I assure you I sang out pretty well, though I ctn't say that it was to any great tune. You'll say. perhaps, that I am acting the trumpeter still. 66 Now the brief of the story IS t that we had no officer killed, se no von:Odom ; the Dey's balls seemed to have the navy list by heart, and took care to avoid every body who would have made a vacancy. The Admiral had a sore dowse on the chops, which did not, I believe draw blood ; if it did, he swabbed it up directly without saying a word about is, though he must have had a good deal of jaw of his own, to hate been able to stand such a thump. 6g I have written my paper full, and yet I believe I have told you little or nothing about the real bat tle; but the truth is I saw but little of it. I was like the man in the play, who could not see the town for the houses; and Jonah in the whale's belly knew as much about a gale, as a Middy in a three-deeker does of an action. But the best of the story is. and, I must take a new sheeeto tell it, that the Prome theus brought us two new Midshipmen—funny little fellows; who do you think they were t—the Consul's wife and daughter. The Consul himself was in irons ashore. Now that kis all over, I wonder whether be'll thank us for tenant% his wife to wear the breeches? • * I end this the SOdt. • 'Could you believe that so mach nonsense could be written in 24 h'burs, and with such a bad pen?" PORT OF EXETER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ! ft= of the Honourable Comnalesioners of his Majesty's s, on FRIDAY, September 47,1816, at Eleven o Clock In the Foreseen, et the Custom Home in Exeter, H E 35NDER-MENTIONEEi GOOD S,' VIZ. soft nous CONSUMPTION, Mil Yards India Mum, 631 Gallons Bandy and 441 Gams Geneva, for Home Cenenuiption, subject to the Dudes of Cus toms and lease, or foe Reparation Free. rot IMPORTATION, East C IN East India Silk Haadkerchiefs, 1 Zest lode Silk Shawl, East India Camel Hair Scarfs, Mil Yards a e a Silk, oi ei Yards East India Silk Crape, 41 Yards last India Silk Web. OD SATURDAY, the following day, at the Conom•bouse in Top sham, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, The Broken-up Hull and Materials of a Boat, 100 Fathom Old Rope, 1394 Gallons Brandy and 104 i Gallons Geneva, tor Home Consumption, subject to the Duties of Customs and Ex. else, or for Exportation free. Oa the Mousse' following, at the Custom-Hawse in Teign mouth, at Eleven oCiock Is the Forenoon, The broken-up Hull and Materials of a Sloop, Three Quarters of a Hundred Staves. And on Titania?, the fell Owing day, at the Watch House at Exmouth, at Eleven o'Cinck in the Forenoon, Eighty Dozen Rag Slate, £lO,OOO Padstow Slate. Which will be put up In Lou , and Said to the highest Bidders. Dated Custawbonee. Enter, 9th September, 1816.