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I V "i r cent. , , . ~, . ~ . „ • • ._._.„, „I ---___ de , , . ~,_ -,,,,,.,,, 4 ' • , ' ),) I'‘ . . illk-.. 1 . ./ .. A# A gt! -.- T. - ail 117 T A V 4 . v N... % • - . P P.II- -. : 111114.‘ ..,,‘• b . • -61%-• 7 . - • , -, , . .. , • ' ' .r : !-- • . . . . i~ I t_-/ *EDNEsIALt.riovEmi3E 9886. PRIC SEVIN-FENCE. EXCIIEQUER-DILL OFFICE, October 31, 18111.. TO BE PAID OFF. g F.:chequer Bills dated in the Months of December, Nil% and January, Isle. Supply, 1817, £18,000,000, 57 Gee. iIL Cap. 10, • s va pip, 1817, 49,000,000, 57 - Cap. 80. 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All Eschewer ads dated prior to December, 1817, hare notratisol to be gilt,: FOUR PRIZES OF £30,000! 011 FT and Co. are selling the Tickets and Shares Off the STATE LOTTERY to begin Drawing 24th NO. VIER, at their Offices 11, Poultry ; 12, Charing - Cross ;1 ildgate iligh.arveet; I)tkheme contains Four Prises of £30,000, besides Two ILA Five of 41,000,14 c. Consols and Money. The first on Nu wr ill receive £30,000. J.Dfl Co. have been fortunate to the Public in the sec.: COW Prises, particularly In the .Contract just waded, gstuch they suld one of .25,000, three of ,21,0200, and 53 cr Cipn,il,; also within the last few months, three Prises ot , i (10 0 • 0 ABALVA., OLAMORGANSHIRE, BETWEEN CARDIFF AND LLAWDAFF. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. By Mr. ROBINS, A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, GABALVA. • - a very Eligible RESIDENCE. adapted for the n of a Family of the first Respectability, beauti. on a fine Lawn, commanding delightful and highly Views of the adjacent Country ; Pleasure Grounds. and Kitchen Gardens, Green House, Peach Howe, and Succession Houses, and is HUNDRED AND TWENTY.ONE ACRES 'ene, Arable, and Wood Land, within Half a Mile of and lives of Cardiff, on the Banks of the river Taff, 's fine Salmon and Trout Fishing. The Neighbotuu respectable. - be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be F. P. Richards, Esq. Cardiff; and of Mr. Robins, War ', Golden-square, London. FOR COMPLAINTS OF THE STOMAII, &c. JESTAL VEGETABLE CORDIAL; by his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.—The salubrious powers this Cordial have been long and universally acknowledged by any of thousands. It is a - pleasant, safe, and effectual Bilious Disorders, excruciating pain or spasm of the bowels, sickness, vomiting, flatulence, crudities, 1. It greatly increases the appetite, promotes diges fortifies the stomach and bowels. In fainting, lowness nervous and hysterical atrophy, it is highly beneficial; g the nerves, cherishing the animal spirits, and giving to the system. To these qualities must be attributed its proved serviceable in rheumatic cases ; and in attacks of • C:nt it has treed the Patient, wheel every effort of the Fa- Ifty had been tried in vain. It has also recently been found to fro the excellent virtue of preventing sea-sickness. rat Cordial is sold in its greatest purity by the Patentee's Mr. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, in , ths St 6d. and 225. each. VENUS AND THE FASHIONS. irADAM VENUS one day in a harnonrsom Determined the fashions of mortals to eon ; Tuv4 wht-was evil, and prize what was good, WWI woven a wreath for her favourite son And " I'll place it,' she said, " Upon that mortal's head • %lot has deserted—be the candidates Siewpdr ll:milliners, tailors, and drapers arose ' 5 4hied their new fashions, and each claim% the CrOrt,. the perfumer's incense around him he throws, ig the peruquier bends to the Goddess's throne. " Pooh ! this is all folly," Said Xlomus so jolly, ”Ilday or tw o th ese will no longer be known." gewmiarN appear r —but reluctant he came, It modestly bo we d as h e s h owe d his bla c k jet ; *Goddess' s brow seemed encircled in flame, Aha form in that Blacking she gracefully met. And Venus said smiling " That Black is beguiling : Wink to our wreath Waancs has the best claim. la Homes behold ye bow brilliantly graceful Therays that that Blacking so black does assume, kde rest all dismissed, for to WARILLN so tasteful, Tht "c 4 tit we decree—he is worthy its bloom. And we order that no one In fashion shall go on, • WARILEN% Black—but be set down untasteful r filing Pot of W A RREN's PASTE BLACKING is equal four Shilling Bottles of Liquid Blasking.—Prepared by No. 30, Strand, London; by most Venders of Blacking In rwOry Town 113 the I..xneoni, in Pots at 6d. I2d. and led. each. N. B. .131 L for WARIIE.N'6 Blackins . N I :NBER. 9 EXCIIEI fu Exchequer 13 S‘PPIY , 1 811 & T idy, 1811 LORL JEsrrt TB *Mao* eat iederros, at ate fir pdare-Yard, u mber, at/endow ter sel), wntd and i• i l litroorttist: till ill svit; seed, fu r the vd to Ater each a *silted at this Q lea. suet as art fa sol , ? 4 •10 81k P i . !, , at eoludini day Rstks said Bearers t.se names are in• deezments of SUP yrepoired to end toss names an sdthro ory +woes iwyosent, and t roue Ihno lithe Mold tioa Parse* 1 el day f Nom ern b lot to tke Day at frerastinatios Sr.l Persons as PPS ott , °r in part of P ri w.attintitrt the rteforeTbuss 7l sy, I to iliN, payable to rat 1 Tao li nee rich toidnese las s klisered tart stasid to k embers td r . 7allapiag der Estiefeer lb a bstliyessdorutnen itykd up. Y ft Alt Estkefs poiltYr:iscd to be; FOL FIFT and C of the ST AT! ENDER, at the! 10, tidgate 111 IN Rhyme cm 6;A Five of or Prize will re te;IFT nil Co si of Capihd Prir stach they sold cr Capitals; elk 4000. OARK BETWEE! TO BE SO A. VERY I Comprising a vc tenounodation of *situate on a fit tweeting Views Faro and Kitel Arty, and Sucee ONE HUND Of Meadow, Aral Waif, and Thrl Nich dads fine is highly resp To be viewed b of F P. Rich 4:reet, Gold( FOR COMP MENTAL Nhjesty's this Cor‘lial has testimony of tl • yin Bilious ' eh and bmvi sd aciKty. hgi an, and fortifies spirits, nervous bracing the ner to the sync Imieg proved sun k Gout it boo tie Ity had been trie Rite the exceller Oe Cordial is st Irv. Mr. Edwa Ohs 4t tid and BENC 4ADANI Bettnninee What `WU l ad bd woves And " Ul %best has dose la milliners, tai 1 411yed their be perfumer' Aeel the peruqui " Pc Said 'ln day or two geivmote; at)] ul modestly b, k Goddess . ; bre eie bre form in And l etbink to our w 're %mut bolt Be rays that th Ode rest au disi law wrcadi we Ani In f eboot WA PALEN Shillin g Pot of to Four Stuuini yd hid by InOs I:indor 1.8 Just published, The Second Edition, in 9 Vols. evo. embellished with several fine Portraits, ptice £l. Si. boards, /(SHE LIFE of the Right Hon. R. B. SHERIDAN. .L By JOHN WATKINS, L. 141. with a particular ac count of his Family and Connections, drawn from authentic do cunsents and illustrated with origi nali correspondence and a variety of interesting Anecdotes qf distinguished persons, among, whorl will be found Burke, Foie, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Parr, Gar-, rick, &c. dtc. When the various talents of this celebrated man are consi dered, the distinguished part he took in the political affairs of the Country, his long convection with the Stage, his inthnacy with the highest characters and the greatest wits of the age, and those embarrassments which too frequently accompany genius; a faithful and impartial history of his life could scarcely fail to prove one of the most useful as well as entertaining works that has ever issued from the press. 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Published by J. Johnston, Oseapside; and W. Clarke, 92, Royal Exchange. FROM LAST NIGH7"S GAZETTE. At the Court at Carlton.house, the 51st of October, 1818; present, his Royal Highness the PRINCE Aroma in Council. His Royal Highness the Pence Rsourr In Council, was this day pleased to order, to the name and on the behalf of his Ma run,, the that the Parl iament, which stands prorogued to Thurs. day meiNsla icy al November next, abouid be further pro 'misted to Tuesday the twenty-ninth day of December follow leg , and that the Convocations of Canterbury and York, which stand prorogued to Friday the thirteenth day of November next, should be further prorogued to Wednesday the thirtieth ,day of December following. By an Order of Council, the Port of Leith is declared to be one of those into which goods may be imported direct from the dominions of the Fast India Company. So much of the Pilot Act as directs the Cinque Port Pilots to ply at sea, and be afloat between certain distances, is suspended by a Proclamation. The PRINCE Riotsr has given permission to Lord BVIIC• to accept and weal the insignia of a Knight Orand Cross of the Tuscan Order of St. Joseph, conferred on his Lordship by the Grand Duke of Tuscany. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, NOV. 2, 1818. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain James Grant, from the half-pay of tie Regiment, to be Captain, vice A. Wall, de- eeasjd. Commissions in the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. Captain Thomas Potter Macqueen, to be Major-Commandant. Cornet John Greene, to be Lieutenant; Samuel Bedffrd Ed- wards, Gent. to beditto. William Rubinson Lawlord, Gent. to be Surgeon. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDER Charles Raven and Daniel Chetdeburgh, jun. Norwich, wine and spirit-merchants. BANKRUPTS. William Talbot, of George-yard, Lombard4treet, merchant, to surrender Nov. 7, 17, and Dee. 15, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Richardson, Clement ; s4ane, Lombard-street. George Fawcett, George yard, Lombard-street, paper-banger, Nov. 7, 17, and Dec. 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hunter Millman-street Bedford-row. James Edward Yates, late of Shoreditch, pewterer, Nov. 10, 17. and Dec. 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cartwright, Brrad-st LVdliam Warren, of El victualler, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. 15, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attornies, Messrs.' if dridge and Smith, Lincoln's Inn New-square. Henry Mills, of New Bond -street, linen-draper, Nov. 14,21, and Doc : 15, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Mason, Saville-place, Burlisigtoo-street. Thomas Parker Oakley, late of Ealing, Middlesex, brewer, Nov. 7 4 17, and Dee. 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford -street, Bedford-equate. Thomas Emtry, of Worcester, wine-merchant, Nov. 19, 10, and Dee. 15, at twelve, at the Ilop-market Inn Worcester. Attornies. Messrs. I..lerdale and Smith, Holborn -Court, Gray's Inn; or Messrs. Parker and Smith, Worcester. Joseph Wedlake Br! ley, of Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, Nov. 12, 13, and Dec.'l3, at eleven, at the Flying tiorbe Inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Wells, Nottingham; or Messrs. Baxter, and Hawker, Gray's Inn-place. John Arthur, of Red Limetreet, Holborn cabinet-maker, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. id, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. Jeyes, Charlotte-street. Fitzroy-sotiare. Robert llitcbman Day, of Twill, near Maid.tone, seed-crusher, Nov. 14, 21, and Rec. 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Anomie', Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Old Broad-street. Robert crwin, of New Nouse, Stapleton, Cumberland, grocer, Nov. 12, 15, and Dec. 15, at eleven, at the Lion and Lamb Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. ClettneU, Staples Isla; or Mr. i - Saul, Carlisle. Thomas Hampton, of Manchester, merchant, Nov. 25, 96, and Dec. 15, at two, at the Star nn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Windle, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn; or Mr. ollivr, Half-Moon-street, Manchester. George Syder, late of Homerton, dealer and chapman, Nov. 10, 28, and Dec. 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sandys, Horton, Roerke, and Sandys, Crane-court, Fleet-street. William Whitebrook, of Hungerford-street, Strand, victualler, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Pasmore, A:arrord-court, 'lltrogmorton-street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.' Nov. 28, li. Godrich, Daventry, wine-merchant, at twelve. Nov. 24, IL Davies, New Bond-street, tallow-chandler v at one. J. Adcock, St. Mary Axe, druggist, at one. Dec. roi 6, Jackson DIVIDER‘DS to be modeler the COUNTRY. Dee. 5, J. blacken, St. Peter the Apostle, Isis of Vanes'. East, farm: r, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Margate. Nov. Or, E. Thompson, Ponytail!, Durham, farmer ' at eleven, st the hoax of W. Ward, 0:c1 Elvet, Durham. Nov. 25, J. Velvlr, Bradford, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at the New Bear, Braden d. CE RTI F ICA TES—Nov mows f 4. W. Parker, Wigh-stieet, Wkitechapd, Wens. R. Lea, Orate Winchesteratreet, 'merchant. 1.1,3. Moly, Bliwkchnrch, bekte.. W. Cooper, Idell.coart, Waibrook, piper -merchant. J. Risniay, Lower Chidogea-place, Sloenoatrect, snerehant. T. Slaithwalt, Huddersfield, woollen-cloth-ananufacturer. brat, Walsall, dealer in iron: T. Walker, George street, haleita dasher. N. Kw, Hull, mercheat. C. Norton, of Banaledkoh builder. T. Story, South B crt ir,V retu w o n o e a r t . W. R i chard,Cbiti. ham, bkeksitaith. -street, hoebaseltest J. fiord. rdliseashimpop dollpf. J. Bisbee, kith lialLorn a , •-• ' 4 • 4 • t DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Symonds and Co. Falmouth, tobacco and snuff-atanufacturens Cation aid Co. St. pfary 7 ase, chememongers. Sutton and Thompson, Penrith, Cumberland, porter-dealers. Yates and Webb, •Deritend, Birminjthasn, c*inet.case-maters. Tayl r and Henshaw, Goose-lane Maccles fi eld, dromataken. Lax and Co. Liverpool, soap-b oilers. Spencer and Wilkinson, Bir mingham, twass.foundem Houk and Co.: SheiSeld, merchants. Macbride and Mairnburg, King-street, Holborn, fold-workers, Bartlett and Co. Oxford, printers. Peake- and Co. Bolton-1S- Moors, calien-prirten. bcott and Co. Bristol, ship-builders. Fothergill and French,diew-road, St. George's, dyers. Bruce and Pike, Goodge-street, Tottenhans-court-road, milliners. SOUTH AMERICA. 44 .1.... 01. 4 The following letter from Buenos Ayres, contains some interesting information respecting the state of affairs in that quarter : " Buenos Ayres, August 13, 1818. " You must not expect to hear from me, by this conveyance, of any remarkable events in this part of America; we are at present only preparing for action, to make a great effort in spring, now near at hand. Immediately after the battle of Maypo, the Indepen dent Army in Chili has been reorganized, and ever since has been increased and perfected in discipline. " The greater part of the prisoners taken, in con sequence of the battle of Maypo, have entered into the Patristic ranks. After having remained for some time in doubt with respect to the real destination of the expedition from Cadiz, we now have a certainty that it is destined for the South Scas. Oar Govern ment is convinced that our naval means are amply sufficient to intercept it. An express has been sent off for Valparayso, 'where the Cumberland, the Lau ren), and some smaller vessels, were nearly ready for sea t and from hence the Galvarino , and the Maypo, ships of war, are to sail immediately, to proceed round rapti Horn to join the Chili navy. -It is un derstood that the plan is arranged so well, that there can be little doubt b ut the whole expedition will fall into our hands. 6 , We remain on good terms with the Portuguese, and hear nothing new of Artigas. General BELCRANO, in Upper Peru, continues to receive supplies and reinforcements. " A considerable sensation has heen produced here by the report in the Newspapers, of what passed in your Court or Admiralty, when the Proctor for the .Spanish claimants in the case of the Buenos Ayres ship Hercules, the late flag ship of Commodore Brown, urged the hearing; it seemed strange to us, that the Judge should, in some way, have given rin opinion in a cause which he had not yet heard, or the merits of which he could not be presumed to know. However this may be, the case seems to us, who air 'tainly are not Civilians, pretty clear—the ship had considerable property on board, consisting chiefly of such goods and specie as were taken out of Spanish prizes, either sent . with the remainder of the cargoes to this River for adjudication or destroyed—she was seized at sea by a British brig of war, under pretence of having violated some one or other of the Laws of Trade and Navigation, and condemned at Antigua —an Appeal is made to the Iligh Court in England, and there seems no doubt but the sentence at Antigua will be reversed for want of any proof justifying the confirmation of the sentence. " It therefore would appear that the ship and cargo or their proceeds were to be restored to Brown and to this Government. But hold!—here steps in the King of Spain, and some Of his subjects, who say— " Every thing found on board that ship has been taken from Spaniards: we are the lawful owners, and to us it must be restored." Now, your Govern ment has alwiys professed to maintain the strictest neutrality in the struggle between Spain and the Trans-Atlantic Provinces separated from here. The decision in the cause alluded to will bring the prac tical effect to-the test. A substantial neutrality would return the thing to him from whom it was taken, if the plea under which it was taken was not tenable; but if we are to be told that your Courti of Justice know nothing of us—that our Government is a non entity, or has no legal *existence—that we have no rights—and that only our enemy, the Crown of Spain, can be heard—what is then neutrality but an empty name? Nay more, if the sentence of. your Judge give the cargo of the Hercules to the Spanish claimants, the British navy will be let loose on us, in spite oi the instructions given by the Admiralty to his Bri tannic Majesty's naval officers, not to molest the flags of the contending parties; for in that case any vessel - under the Patriot flag, if worth taking, will be liable to be captured by British ships. of war, under any ,pretence, and as a matter of course will, on being claimed, be given up to Spain, no doubt with an un derstanding that the captor is to expect the compli ment of salvage. Such a state of things is not Within our comprehesision, and public expectation is on the tiptoe. You may believe me, that whatever the sen tence may be, it will make a deep impression here, because it will shew us what we have to expect from 'the system of neutrality professed by Great Britain:' $ i . 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