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ffP Per Cent . ,5" • l - .(- . • , ,e ••S I p f : :. ; '- '-. % i ....; ......% ' 0 x A. - f 4 • 4,. ...A 10011•Ifere 07 1' • "*" / oe ~.b t (1 401 - . ;/.140 AIW.Iir I._ r ~ Z~ ~ `. ,AIIILR 9673. O.IIIOE r. COMMISSI k tiES herchY gIY psontun "rAN Ttnenectti,:::l4l I. ya or Almshous of the Dutte Friendly : fur the en: e.• the Stock co ;6 ' " or .uusr he o ivere s ' x f: d g • . • Jai al A i I3y cool. EOST 1. HE COUP TC'f of M , l DI; Transfer floe to SDAY, the Gen House ill I mth March next, at the. 3 (I.:nertl ('our llngse in Leadenh: next, from Nine g, for the Eiecti diy for Four Yew . fad t hat the Lasts (.. rod' , to be deliver( March next. EAST- HE COURT f, comPJA if the EAST I.VDIES, 111:1 all E.1 4 4T-INI erred ::::der their .' for the purpose!. for Annum, woi ! rvrposn (3 : or bele 13ones v %ST WEDS': co: ONE lit 1117 - ce Twelve sP,X ow C.i4tas Tv 10 P,l.<• uitl les C:pswiis trill be (I Tv I°°' Deu.na, Ilan be kwy. b i t 3,000 Tickets t Y EX •10 may gain f. BIS Who sold, Three various other Cal different the Last Lottery th lIISI 3 has row a selecti 'Thfec l'ri zes of At DISH'S, in. TU REiITI SI lit Public are au:sequence of tl •o'. that :he Ten Fit \tit ',4th :March) :nctor,l34l been ul 63::tent parts of F. Belt uniold Tick( follows: Towr.s under Unsold llkets ai ICESDA Places above Unsold Tickets ar AVEDNVSII TARTIN and 1 : 134 f ERY con . r. the lint-drawn ur n.cnn, 3.1 the belt made `.,:to-e the . ii, it !lich favour, will . 0 3 , I is: ever Brat. full: WEDNESDA ihr Feral Ter 3 of 10 - 14 . 40 Betides :co: HE First DI ot the very bet rug at th; Lewes :se 7710.1 t importax ed end Sold by N The Su THREE TWELVE PIP Sr U , S 17, Lcuca e ry IdTAntag Da( CN . WEDNESD OS WEDNESD Vi.DNESD WEDN ESD Ti.ose it L '" It' cte t (.01Alitire r. s. •ntrre:dvd e^, ' • as (1:o!yrs Icy Serv.nst, FOR T.l IFS, February 16, 1818. ;LONERS for the AFFAIR'S of ive notice, That all Claims for Allowance 071 Rents and Profits of Messuages, ikreditaments belonging to any Hospi. Ise, or vested in Trustees for charitable ties on Stock, or Dividends belonging to Societies established and duly enrolled Icottragement and relief of Friendly So _lr Dividends of any Corporation, Fra. Trust established for charitable purposes at, or transmitted to this Office, on or pril next, when the Accounts will be Order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER, Secretary for the Affairs of Taxes. •IYDL4 110I'SE, January 28, 1818. ''DIRECTORS of the UNITED fERCIIAATS If ENGLAND, trading L give Notice, looks cf the said Company's Stock will be he 51 MArck next, at Two o'clock, and SD tY, the 9th April following ; •nei:d Court of the said Company will be I.:asienhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, t Ekren o'Clock in the Forenoon ; irt of the said Company will bol held'at 1211-street, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth o'Ciock in the Morning until Si: in the tim cf SIX DIRECTORS of the said rs; M2mbers of the said Company will .01 this House, on MONDAY, the JOSEPII D4RT, duiatant•Secn'tury. -I;; DM HOUSE, February 27, 181 R. (fIIIRECTORS of the UNITED MERLHANTs of ENGLAND, trading Ada hereby gire N.ace, ;DIA BONDS which have not yet been IJvcriiienialt of the 17th of September, .Ib.:ing marked to bear 4 per Cent. fil -1 inerkssi accordingly, if presented for er, 7/Ist March next, and from that will not carry any interest. J. DART, Assistant-Secretary. ~SD AY THE LOTTERY BE INS Dn.\ WING. 150 RED CAPITALS. Prizes of £30,000. Pipes of Port Wine. XT WEDNESDAY 1 will be drawn. 11 have 5,0001. more. drawn in the First Ttis Minute& ook will hove Four Pipes of Port. drawn separately—Every Prise Sterling wiP be drawn. XT WEDNESDAY .1.'50,000. I Al 7 may gain E 1,875. ISH, the Contractor, in the very Last Lottery, Prizes of '20,0004 ipitats, ALL IN SIIARES, in Thirty tt Tow :is in the Country. that contained Tkret. Prizes of £30,000, 111 Sold them ALL action of Numbers in every Thousand for Purchasers to choose tf 30,000 Pounds, in this Lottery, IL COIL/MILL, and CHARISM-CIO/3. TfilslN TIIE COUNTRY. ;CALE OF TIME. -e respectfully acquainted, that in the Lords of the Treasury having deter ;rst•drawn Prizes on Winn:lDA, MORN shall be ALL UA MI ALS, Mr. HISH, the )bliged to arra-ge for Au. strz Autegzs in F.NGLA ND, IRELAND, and SCOTLAND, to re sets and Shares to the Contractor in Lon- _ 70 Miles distance from London. and Shares must be sent by the Post, o IAY NExT,;:d of 3IARCH, 70 Miles distance horn London. and Shams must be sent by the Post, on ISAY NEXT, 4th of MARCH. _ . FAT WED NESDA Y. Co. 8, COW:HILL, and 120, Ox respectfully apprize their Friends, that iminences Drawing on WETNtiI/AY NEXT, 'n Prize will be further entitl-d to £5,000. heme, and the particular advantages attend le before the Drawing begins, have been Public, that 111. and Co. have only to so- VI. A; usull, give their Offices the preference, ox:,vs meet the most respectful attention, illy l:knowledged. 1 ' NEXT THE LOTTERY BEGINS. m Prizes are sure to be Capital:» £30,0001 3 of A 5,000 1,000 12 - - .500 400 14 - -. 300 200130 - - 100 TV, Stc.—All Sterling Money. _ Jraw•n Blank will receive Four Pipes best Old Pert Witte. Tickets and Shares are , est prices, entitling the Adventurers to the tnt Chances, at the old established Office ? No. t•:re the Two First Prizes of £30,000 Were the Public's must obedient servant% Holt.NslCVic CO. NEXT WEDNESDAY tate Lottery begins Drawing, OF i23(;,000--100 CAPITALS :ST-DRAWN PRIZE A:5,000. PEs of PORT in addition to the Scheme. ER, N 0.9, COlt N ILL, and El, entreats his Friends will consider ,ges will lose who do not buy fore WED N Lei DA Y Next: Fos. DAy i The Fir,t Prize will receive £5,000 in adkli:ton. The Ilo' ler of the First Blank will DAY hr presented with Four Pipes of Port Wine. DA y S Ten ni the C.ti:itals will be decided in the first T.:11 Minutes. ) About Forty ~f the Capitals will b e ,DAY drawn, and perhaps the THREE .1 LO,OOO Prize.. intend to buy, should therefore buy quickly— :\ h,.. taken as au earnest of the t uture, ILL, and 17, LuDGATF-sTitErr, I a; tlie most probable places to obtain a LIBEL ut that amount having been Suld in , :ht,r_ i2::ce ~ f thirteen mouths, vit. i.. i I Shares A 30,000 i.: 13 Shares 30,000 it: 12 Shares 30,000 my mln..ti of ..a.,outd. 10,000/. &c. &c. Po t Ina"r par.:cal.:ly attended to, and all ....as taitilit.lly cat..auted by the Public's o! ti. W 41313, Stock-klxsker. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1818. CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a SPE CIAL. GENERAL COURT of the GUARDIANS of the CORPORATION of the CALEDONIAN ASY LC M, foe SE PPORT IN G and EDUCATING CHILDREN of SOLDIERS, SA I LORS, and MARINES, Natives of Scot land, and of Indigent Scotch Parents resident in London, not entitled to Parochial Relief, will be holden here on FathAY, the 13th of March next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon. J. G. Secretary. Caledonian Asylum Office, 16, Cross-street, Ilatton-garden, Feb. S 6, 1818. BRADFORD FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL WANTED, a HEAD MASTER of the FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of King Charles 11. at Beam. roan, in the County of York. He must be of the Degree of M.A. in one of the English Universities, and qualified to teach the superior Classics.—Applications and Recommendations are desired to be made to Joseph Hollings, Esq. Whetley-Hill, near Bradford. —The Flection will take place at the house of Mrs. Woodl the Talbot Inn, in Bradford, on Fewer, the 15th day of May next. EDINBURGH ALE& AALLAN has always on sale EDINBURGH • ALE, in BOTTLES, of superior Quality, which he Is enabled to dispose of (for ready only) at Ss. 9a. and 10s. 6d. per Dozen. Bottles, if not to be paid for at 3s. per Dozen. Purchasers may depend on being supplied with real EDINBURGH ALE, free from Adu Kr Osumi, addressed to Mr. AL LAN, 's Wasar, East. Bwirsnet.n, or No. 1, MILL Puce, CoessammiL-Roan, Lnisnousa, London, will be promptly attended to. P.& ALE , forwarded to the Country, properly packed, by sending a Itemtwance, or a Reference in Town for payment. SALES BY AUCTION. SEVEN-OA KS, KENT. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD LAND FOR BUILDING, CAPITAL BUILDING M ATER! ALS of all descriptions of A SPACIOUS MANSION, (Late the Residence of a NOBLEMAN), And a Quantity of Excellent PORTLAND PAVING. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, in the principal and pleasant part of the Town of SEVEN-OAKS, in the County of Kure, on Moamar, the 16th March,lBl9, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock , AMOST DESIRABLE PLOT of FREEHOLD LAND :—Comprising a Frontage of about Three Huta dred Feet, and 280 to 350 Feet in depth, divided in Six Lots; adjoining Knele Park, a most delightful charming dry healthy spot, eligible for erecting Villas ; commanding extensive and unrivalled Views of the Picturesque Scenery of the surrouttlicg Country, plenty of fine Water, and excellent Market. On the same and following Day will be SOLD, the MATE RIALS of the Capital MANSION, standing on the Land, to be pulled down , the late Residence of a Nobleman, with the Offices, &c. onsisting of excellent sound Oak and ther Tim bers, Joists, and Rafters; the Wainscot and Deal Floors; Mo dern Sashes, Doors ' Wainscoting, Shutters, Carved Works, spa cious handsome double Oak Staircase ; Marble, Stone, and other Chimney Pieces; sound Brick Work, Thing, several Tons of Lead in Gutters, Flats, Su. ; Paving Bricks and Tiles ; sundry Grates, Coppers, Ranges, and otLer Fixtures; a quantity of Iron and excellent Portland Paving, and various useful Materials for Farmers, Builders, Carpenters, &c. &c. The Land may be viewed by applying to Mr. Nevin, Knole; and Mr. Rose, Seven-oaks; the Materials may be viewed on Monday the 9th of March, and every day to the time of Sale. Particulars and Catalogues on the Premises ; of Mr. Nevin sad Mr. Rose, and the Crown Inn ; Mr. Sprangc, Sussex Tonbridge ; Star, Maidstone; George, Dartford ; Bell, Brom ley: Mr. Blake, London -street, Greenwich; the Elephant and Castle, St. George's-fields; at Garrrway's Coffee House, Ex change-alley, Cornhill; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square ; where a Pl6lll of the Land may be seen. GAS LIGHT and COKE, SUN-FIRE, EAST-LONDON, and GRAND JUNCTION WATER-WORKS; THAMES and MEDWAY CANAL, aud LONDON FLOUR COM PANY's SHARES. By Mr. SCOTT, On FAZDAY March 6, at Twelve, at the Mart, London, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, _ . . GS LIGHT and COKI; COMPANY, Original and New Shares ; a Share in the Sun Fire Assurance ; twelve Shares in the Grand Junction Water-Works, ten in the East-London ditto ; ten in the Thames and Medway Canal ditto; and eight Shares in the London Flour Company. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and the ()face of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street, London. TIJ RNH A M-GR KEN, Five Miles" from Hyde-Park Corner. By Mr. scorr At the Mart, on FRIDAY, March 6, at Twelve, unless an accept able offer shall be prrviously made by Private Contract, by order of the Executors of the late George Phillips, Esq. THE LEASE of a Spacious FAMILY RESI DENCE, very pleasantly situate, with Lawn in front, large walled Garden, and P1.. - tsure-ground, containing about Two Acres, with ample 'looms, and commodious Offices fur a large family, in exceeding good repair; held for above nine years un expired, at a low rent, with immediate possession. May be viewed between twelve and three (Sunday excepted), and Particulars had on the Premises ; the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, New bridge -street. MONMOUTHSHIRE, CHEPSTOW GREAT TITHES AND ADVOWSON. 13y Mr. seorr, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, April 3, at Twelve, unless an accept able offer shall be previously made by Private Contract, in One Lot, IFREEHOLD.—A MOIETY of the IMPROPRI -1: ATE GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of CHEP STOW, and Hamlet of Hardwick; a Moiety of the Perpetual Advowson with the alternate right of presentation to the im provable Vicarage of Chepstow situated in a beautiful romantic country, on the border of the River Wye, very eligible for family investment. _ _ _ Particulars may be had at the Printing-(Micas of the Jour nals at Bath, Bristol, Gloucester, and Oxford; George lan, at Chepstow; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street, where a Map may be seen. SOUTH %VALES. A FREEHOLD DELIGHTFUL MARINE RESIDENCE AND ESTATE, NEAR MILFORD HAVEN. By Mr. SCOTT, ' - • - - • On FRIDAY, April 5, at Twelve, postponed from November last, at the Mart, in Four Lots, (unless an acceptable offer shall be previously made by Private Contract), with early possession, ASTLE-HALL ESTATE, in a beautiful healthy ‘...1 situation on the Banks of Milford Haven, one mile from Milford, five from Pembroke, seven from llaverfordwest, in the county of Pembroke, the residence of Benjamin Retch, Esq. comprising an excellent mcdern FAMILY HOUSE, stone built, uniform, and very neat, with complete domestic offices, elegant Pleasure-ground, Lawn, Shrubberies% very productive Gardens with lofty walls, capital Conservatory, Fineries, Peachery, Green-house, Fish-ponds, Sic. with above One Hun dred and Nine Acres of very superior Meadow and Arable Land of known fertility, in the highest state of cultivation ; con venient Farming Buildings, fine Water, and a Stone Quarry, part leasehold fur three lives. Also a Leasehold Estate, a neat Marine Cottage Residence, with Twenty Acres of Land ad joining the above ; and Two Third Parts of a Freehold Estate, comprising Twenty-two Acres of Land, with six Cottages con tiguous. This interesting property eminently merits attention, formed completely for comfort, with great taste, as a general residence, in a well-sheltered situation; it happily possesses the elegancies of an opulent establishment, supported at a very mo derate expense, abounding with Game, Aquatic Amusements, and Field Sports. Land-tax Redeemed. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Davies, the Bai liff, at Castle-Flail. Particulars may be had at the Nelson Ho tel, Milford ; the Printing-office of The Correspondent, at Dub lin ; Cambrian, Swansea ; Journals, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Bath; Chronicle, Cheltenham; Bush Tavern, Bristol; the Mart ; of Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Solicitors, Basinghall- Auto' ; and of Mr. Scott, an, New Bridge-otreet. INDIA HEMP CARPETING. T'E PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that this new Article of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, is now brought to a degree of perfection far beyond expectation. Its superiority in economy, neatness, and durability, appears to be fully established by experience, and confirmed by general favour. A variety of new Patterns have recently been brought out, and the manufacture continues to be sold, in various widths for Roans, Stairs, &c. by HAYWARD and TURNEY, at their Carpet and Hoor.clotli Warehouse, No. IS, Change.elley, Corn hill, London. It is oleo to be had at most of the respectable Upholstery and Carpet Warehouses throughout the Kingdom. QUADRILLE DANCING. A LLEN, 19, SheerArd-street, Golden- nave, gives -.CE. while LAM . sod Practice in gamins • Waits, and Country Dances, as distend by the select Fashionable' of Paris and Landon. Morning Sets for Indies enty—Evening Sets, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours t untaught or incomplete Pupib, of any age, wishing privacy and more expeditious or refined acquirement than Public Lessons convey. Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro (mina, or Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families, for aiding which he has on sale new-invented self-playing Instru ments, enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give Balls without Musicians, or amuse themselves and friends with Music by Clock -work. ENCYCLOPMDIA BRITANNICA. THE SUBSCRIBERS to the FIFTH EDITION of the ENCYCLOP.EDIA BRITANNICA are respect fully informed, that unless they shortly order the Parts which they may want to complete their Sets, they will not be able to obtain them, as some of the Parts are nearly out of print. Published by Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Rest Fenner, Loodosi.--Where may be had, ENCYCLOPAEDIA BILITANNICA. 20 v015.361.--Supplemer Vol. I. Part I. to VoL 11. Part 11. at IL Ss. per Part. to ditto, BIOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE, —.— In Royal Octavo, price 2s. 6d. per Number. THE PROPRIETORS have the honour to an nounce to their numerous Subseriben and the Public, the &moan Nuniza of this interesting Work was this day published, enriched with with the under-mentioned Portraits, engraved by Mr. Hots, with their lives and Characters by Mr. lisaelsox, viz. Sir Isaac Newton, Voltaire, Milton, Garrick, llogarth, Addison, Sheridan, Lavater ; and that the future Numbers will appear on the first day of each succeeding Month, with the same number of Portraits and Lives of distinguished Characters. Prospectuses may be had of the Publisher, E. Wilson, 88, Royal Exchange; also of Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Paternos ter.row • Messrs. Rodwell and Martin, 46, New Bond str,et ; and J. Paternos ter-row; 46, Fleet-street. Fifty proof copies only are taken of on India paper, price ss. each Number. MILTS'S POCKET MAGAZINE.. This day was published, most elegantly ranted, and embellished with a handsome Engraving by Mr. Rhodes, from an original drawing by J. Corticoid, Esq. price only 6d. or a superior edi tion, with proof plate, is. of No. 11. for Marc],, AL ItLlS'fo POCKET MAGAZINE of CLASSIC and POLITE LITERATURE. This most elegant Work has already attained a popularity hitherto unknown in the literary world, the whole impression of No. I. consisting of 6,000 copies, being sold in three days, and a new Edition demanded. London : Printed for J. Arils, No. 38, Newgate-street ; T. Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside ; J. Sutherland, Edinburgh; and all Booksellers. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Ste. MR.GREENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZENGES of TOLD, the great demand for which, after upw.trds of fifty years trial, proves them a supetiur remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesues, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only have " R. Hayward," printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the Inventor; sold in Boxes Tbirteenpence halfpenny each, by his appointment, by F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Churchyard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Nix, Royal Exchange; Evans and Son, Long-lane ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Clark, 269, Borough ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Barclays, Fleet-Market ; Blake, 3d, Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where also may be had, Mr. Greenough's celebrated Tow-roars for preserv ing the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tooth-ach, in enlarged Bottles, at Ls. 9d. each, with " R. Hayward" signed on the stamp. FOR THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Sic. lIICKMAN's PILLS are allowed to be the most successful Medicine ever discovered for effectually remov ing, and preventing the future recurrence of all those Disorders which arise from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs; as Gravel and Stone, Lumbago, Pains in Back and Loins, and Sup pression of Urine. It combines chemically with the secreted fluid, dissolves and entirely carries away the gritty mart. .r there formed, and prevents its future formation, by strengthening ge nerally the whole Urinary System: thus delivering the sufferhig patient from the excruciating tortures of those diseases without violence or injury to the Constitution. These Pills are composed of the most innocent ingredients, and require neither confinement nor restraint of diet during their use. No greater recommendation can be offered of th:in than the fact of their having possessed for many years past the highest reputation that has ever been acquired by any Medicine, and hi particular the countenance and approbatiou of many of the Faculty. Sold in boxes at es. ed. and lis. (by the Proprietor's Appoint ment) by EfU'fLElt and Sons, Chemistsacc.,No. 4, Cheapaide, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and No. 54, Sack vale-street, Dublin ; also by the Venders of Medicines in every Tewn in the kingdom. MARSHALL'S CERATE prevents and cures those troublesome and painful visitants CHILBLAINS, whether in a broken or unbroken state; removes the Itching and Inflammation on the first application, and when broken, heals in a much shorter time than can be credited but by expe rience. Wounds, Ulcerated Legs, Burns, Scalds, Bruises , and Ulcers, of every denomination, and of however long standing,' are effectually cured by this Cerate. Copy of a latter. " Birmingham, June 18, 1804. " Gentlemen—A very singular and important cure performed by Marshall's C:tiversal Cerate demands publicity : S. Galvin, Esq. bad a man of the name of Harris working, who bad beAti afflicted for fifteen years with a most shocking and inflamed bad leg, insomuch as to be almost in a state of putrefaction ' • he had been in the London Hospitals, to the salt water, and un der sur geons of this place, for seven years past, when eight boxes of Marshall's Universal Cerate, be bought of me, completely cured him. I shall think the proprietor is promoting the cause of hu manity, by publishing this case, and every opportunity of making it known will be embraced by your obedient humble servant, " E. PIERCY, Bookseller. " Bull -street, Birmingham." Sold Wholesale and Retail, by Mrs. Marshall's Agents, E Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, nearly opposite the geueral entrance to the Cathedral, on the foot-way ; also ay Sanger and Chand ler, Oxford-street; Ward, Holborn; WiAlmott Borough • lila and Stradlisig, Exchange ; and Emerson , East Lnithlield. ' Price Thirteen-pence halfpenny, at.d Two- Ssillings and Nina—pence pet box. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY W. Wind W. N. W.—The brig Isis, Youso, from Dee merstra, has pat in here for fresh men, the crew being exhausted and unable to do their duty. She sailed' 13th January. and has experienced heavy gales the whole of her passage, and was once obliged to lay to for a fortnight, during which the mate and one man' were lost overboard, but fortunately the mate was picked up again ; the vessel is much strained—spoke nothing. Arrived the schooner Dart, LOOO, from ' London, for Sierra Leone, leaky, the pumps kept constantly going, - and she hardlj eli can be kept free. She had bee, as far west as 10 . and had experi enced continuel gales, during which she sustained much damage, and it is feared the cargo is damaged. "DEAL, IFEERpIIIEY.27.: Wind West.—Arrived vesiand remain in the Downs, the Lord Melville, Au.mt, from Bengal, with loss of wizen-malt and main-top -luau; also the Ocean, CHRISTI; from Newcastle for Charante. Put back the Camdesou, for Batavia ; and other out ward-bonne that% Y• MARGATE. FM A 27. _ _ . Arrived in our ltoad — s the Hope, JoxEs, with loss Of an anchor and cable ; she is from Cadiz, with wine, for London, and has sailed again for the River.— Put in with loss of anchor and cable, the Ann cutter, PENFOLD master. BEAUMARIS, FEBRUARY 26. The sloop Mary, POWER, from Youghall, with oats, for Liverpool, ran into this port this morning in a sinking state, after striking on the East Mouse. RAMSG ATE., TEBRUARY 27. Came in the Dutch ship Zeelust, FREDRICKS, fFom Amsterdam for Batavia, with troops on board, dis. masted ; also came in several other ships and coasters for shelter, and some with loss of anchors and cables. GRAVESEND, FEBRUARY 27. Arrived die Lavinia, Cairns, from Smyrna ; Navigator, Cook, from Gibraltar; Gard Verwagting, —, from Rotterdam; Venus, Patterson, from Marseilles • Prince of Waterloo, from Ostend. Sailed the Sultan, —, for Smyrna ; Adventure, Ir win, fur liamburgh ; Teazer, for Antwerp ; Eleanor, for üb. ; and Diana and Isabella, for Dantzic. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India-House, when Captain F. CRESSWELL was sworn into the command of the ship Astell, consigned to Bengal direct. Yesterday the CHESTERFIELD packet, STARR WOOD, sailed from Southampton for Havre, having on board the Right Hon. I.ady BLANEY and family; Captain COLLINS and family ; Mr. CALCRAFT, and many other highly respectable passengers. SINGULAR COINCIDENCE OF EvENTs.—Lieutenant BOWERS, (whose mother had the honour of nursing the late lamented PRINCESS CHARLOTTE), was seized with a fit, and died suddenly on board his Majesty's ship °Possum, in Halifax harbour, on the morning of the 6th of November, within a few minutes of the Princess. COURT or CHAISCIItY, Fee. 27.—Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALLS v. the kirl of I.terstettux and Count STEIL, Executors of the late Duke of Bae,..*A k.A.—The Sotsts toa-Orxra.tx, Counsel fur the defendants, stated that the Royal plaintiff had Sled a Rill against them, as executors to her late brother. The Bill alleged that the Dake gave the Royal plaie tid' two promissory notes, one for the amount of 1,;:b0/. ; the other for a similar suns, but pa/able in lot.i. One note had been produced to the defendants, but the ether had not, and his application was, that it nsiAst b.. produced to the defendants, to enable them to ascertain wheiber :he tv. o notes were not giyro for one and the same sum, so as to ,11.1ble them to shape their answer to the Bill properly.—Mr. Counsel for the Royal plaintiff, was instructed to more the Court to amend the Bill, by leaving out of it the hote which had not arrived. For this purpose, he asked the Court for time until next Scat.—The Loso Cuasscet.ta:a- 14 There can be no objection to the Bill's being amended in the way you hare mere . tioned, Mr. Sliadwell, but it will be necessary for the Royal plaintiff to make an a.M..ayst in sepion of the Fill as am. riled." CRist. CON.—lii an action tried before the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, which occupied the whole of Monday and Tuesday last, in which a Lieuteaaut NUGENT, of the Dublin Militia, w.ts plaintiff, and a Mr. ROBERT NORKIE, late Ensign in the 7.2 d Regi ment, subsequently married to Mrs. MActat,ss, an Irish widow, with a fortune of l;it►,OOp, was &fen tlant, for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's wife, the Jury found for the plaintiff—Sixpence damages and Si.rpenee costs. The damages were laid at Ten Thousand Pounds! We are requested to state that the Literary Gazette of this day contains two Otigival Comlitunications from Greenland and Behrings Straits, written by NT. Edens, and by M. CitAmiss°, the scientific compa-* nion of KOTZEBUE t these papers form an interesting addition to the article in the Quarterly Review out the Polar Ices, and the Expedition to explore the Atctic Seas, which has excited so strong a sensation, and which refers, in a marked manner, to both the writers. The same Number of the Literary Gazette contains a continuation of the Tour id the Austrian Archdukes in England, besides the usual VARIETIES on the Arts, the Drama, &c. &c. The Literary Ga mite is published weekly, price Is. and sent tree of Postage. nar.—Yesterday morning, about six o'clock\ the inhabitants of lied-cross-street were alarmed by the shout: of " Fire," whi c h was discovered by the watchman to have broken Ant in the pre. mists of Mr. Bannister, colour-manufactim.r, Union-miner ; which arc situate at the back of the house in lied ross-street.-- There being a quantity of oils on the premise, the flames rose to a considerable help.ht, and destroyed, in a short time, the whole building. The .engines were immediately sent for, bin b. fore any of them arrived the houses of Mr. Fagg and Mr. Abrahams; lion. 15 and 16, Red Cross-street, were discovered to he on fire at the back. On the arrival of the engines ev e ry exert i on was used rapid. utastop to the devouring element, but its p ro p s : as was incrediblyand in a very short period both th e a b ovemcn . t p tioned houses weer entirely destroyed, and several others were muck damaged. A Joins engines were at one time playing, and fortunately prevented the ravages going further. '!be confla gration was productive of a curious ciccunntance. Mrs. Fagg had, unknown to her husband, hoarded guineas to the amount of one hundred pounds, which she was unwiliing to leave in the flames, and equally unwilling that the treasure should into the hands of her husband. Anxious fur her safety. Mr. Feeg insisted that she should fins Lave tla- lu,u•e fora place of 'arty, but her anxiety for the salvation of the hoard induced her to re . list his solicitations : but he was determined not to leave her in danger, and Mrs. Fags at lergth confessed the object of bar sob eitude. 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