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• ; 4 "' • - . . • 4 V. :16 .4 41. .1441 L Altr, ' • amt . .111441114C • • . • - . • • f(S •/A ( A ft .„ „... • WEDNESDAY, VEBAUARY 22, 1815. gum's!' 8728. PRICE SIXPEkO-HALFPENNY. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. cgdORROW EVENING. Feb. 23 . their Ma ll jestice Servants will perform the Comedy Cl TOWN AND COUNTRY. Reuben Gloomy, Mr. KEAN. old& will be added, (thlrd time) a Ballet, called INDIAN NUPTIALS. After whirl; TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. Lawn), Mr. MUNDEN. :itur g, F , Hamlet; wish (tint time) a Musical Farce, in two to be called Poor Relations. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ffinsary is, trill. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. F,IOM LAST MGHT'S LONDUN GAZAITE. J'ES77". ORDNANCR i ken 4 eve Noise, That Proposal will be received at their Office in Pall• Mall, on or Define FRIDAY, the tOth day of March next, from such Persons as may be waits to undertake the Supply a FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSES stationed in the following Dis tricts, to be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, vii. On Saturday, the 25th, be published, THE TRIAL of LIEUTENA N T-GENERAL SIR JOHN MURRAY, Part. by Conn-Martial, held at Winchester; taken In Short Hand by Mr. W. B. GURNEY, Short Hand Writer to both Houses of Parliament. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 22, Richard Byrchmore, of the parish of Caddington, Hens, farmer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. William Boyle, of [Yasuo:l-upon-Hull, merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender Mardi 1,2, and April 4, at deeen, at the Neptune Inn, Hull. Attondes, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawns 4, Fernivars-Inn, Loudon; or Mr. Cotsworth, Kingston - up on-Hall. John Gowen, of Heves:lngham, Suffolk, grocer and draper, March 10, at four, March 11, and April 4, at eleven, at the Aged Inn, Halesw o rth . Attornies, Mr. Crabtree, lialeswortb, or Mr. Benjamin Pugh, Bernard-street, Russell-square. John Smith, of Sudbury, Suffolk, upholsterer, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, February 27, at lex, February 2d, at ten, and April 4, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown, Sudbury.— Attorneys, Messrs. Frost and Stedman, Sudbury. James Gidley, of Norwich, coach-maker, harness-maker, dealer and chapman February 24, March 3, and April 4, at four, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Attornks, Messrs. buster. auil Unthank, Norwich. Printed foe T. Ilgettaa, Military► Library, Whitehall. CORN LAWS. This day *as published, in tiro. price Ss. La. A N ESSAY on the APPLICATION of CAPI TAL to LANDS, with Observations, sliming the hu rdler of any great Restrktiou of the Importation of Coro, and that the Bounty of I 611 S did not lower the price of it. By a FELLOW of UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, Oxford. Printed far Thomas Underwood, 32, Ficet4tfett. NORTH BRITAIN NORTHERN THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 110 -MORROW EVE rNINGag, will be performed, the Tedy of VENICE PRESERVED. Pierre, Mr. YOUNG ; fader, Mr. CONWAY; Belvidere, Was O'NEILL. After which, the new Musical Entertainment of BROTHER AND SISTER. Saturday, The Stranger; wkk the Bee Hive. EASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM WESTERN SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE of WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WARLEY and CHATHAM WEEDON, Northamptonshire, Fora period of Six Months from the Ist of April nett: BRITISH AND /DEMON BIBLE SOCIETE., Right Hoe. Lard taints moots, President. ASPECIAL GENErAL - MEETING of the, SUBSCRIBERS to the BRMSH and FOREIGN BIBLE ,OCIETY, will be held at the New London Taxers, Chsepside, on Monday, the 6th of March next, at One o'Clock, for the ,wpOst Of Electing a Treasurer, in the room of HIM NOINTON, Esq. deceased. 1. OWEN, 3. HUGHES, Secretaries. C. F. A. STEINKOPFF,I The Chair will be taken at Two o'Clock predsely The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any miz• tore of Foxy or Mowburot Oats, and must net weigh less than 37 pounds per Winchester Nobel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered la grosses of 56 lb. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw' and delivered in trusses of Sti lb. weight. The prices to be paid for the respective quantities of each As ' tide which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz. For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois. weightb For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. Wilbam Danis, late of the parish of Hotruer, Herefordshire, cattle-dssler, pig -dealer, dealer and chapman, March 3,.4, and April 4, at eleven, at the Black Swan inn, Hereford. Attor nles, M r. Prima's, Veenlam Buildings, Gray'flnn, London ; or Mr. Watkyns, Hereford. 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THE INLAID PAVEMENT is of a new species, beautiful in appearance, mpg nor in elegance to the Roman tessalated pavement, durable in quality, and well suited for all loon, and other works that admit of a display of taste, is form, and decoration. Parker and Co.'s Cement from Bankside balm sold as above. SPORTING MAGAZINE, FORTY-FOUR VOLUMES. THE PUBLIC in GENERAL, and those patti cularly of the SPORTING WORLD, are respectfully in formed, that only a 1111 w COMPLiTi SSTS REMAIN oN NANO. Those Gentlemen, therefore, who wish to possess the Work from Its commencement, would do well to make early applica tion to their Booksellers, as from the Impossibility of reprinting many of the former Numbers, perfect Sets will become scarce, atd considerably enhanced in value. The Wolk, up to the end of Oduber, is comprised in Forty-four Volumes, which are embel lished with nearly 600 Copperplate Engravings, mostly on Sport ing subjects, by Scott and other eminent Artists.--N. B. The Work continues to be published monthly, with increased sate and patrenage.--Warwictt;square, London. January, 1815. putsliAked, in it large vols. Wv. with Maps, pike Inis. LETTERS from the MEDITERRANEAN, c on raining a Civil and Political Account of SIC I Lir, TRIMLY, TUNIS, and MALTA, with Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, and Observations ille4trative of the present State of thaw Conn. tnes,and their telative situation with respect to the IkkishEmpirs. By EDWARD ISLAQUIERE, Esq. R. N. " Mr. Blaquiere has produced an Interesting and considerably important Work, which is not merely creditable to his talents, but his integrity, and from which his Majesty's Government tray acquire a great deal of useful inforntation,"—Ecler.. Rev. " Mr.Blacquiere has given a more minute, full, and entertaining picture of these Countries than any of his competkors."—Edie burgh Rev. 43. Printed for H.Colburo,3o,Condult-street ; and sold by Bull and Bradfute, Edinburgh; John Cumming, Dublin; and all Book sellers. This day Was published, price 126. Under the Patronage of his Grace the Duke of ATIOL. THE SCENERY of the GRAMPIAN MOUN TAINS, illustrated by Forty Etchings, in the soft Ground, representing the Picturesque Features of the principal Hills in Braemar, A tbol, Rannoch, Breadalbane, the vicinity of Loch Katerine, Loth Lomond,&e. with an Explanatory and Descrip tive Letterpress, a Map of the District, and au additional View of Ben Nevis. By G. F. ROBSON, Member of the Society of Painters in Water Colours. 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English Grammar Elocution, Penmanship, Short-hand, gar Ari t h met i c, Decimal Arithmetic, Stock - holding, Merchants' Accounts, Mensuration, Architecture, Optics, Algebra; Doc- trine 71 Annuities, Trigonometry, Log arithms , G eography, tronomy, Mechanics, Electricity, Pueunaatios, Hydrostatics, Nl' thanks, and Drawing. By tHOMAS HODSON.—Thifd Edition, corrected. London; Printed for H. D. Symonds; sold by Sheraroods NedY and h alals Na. 20, Paternoster-row, and by all Booksd k and Dealers in Books in tows and country. IMPERIAL TWINE . BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. THIS Article, so desirable for its great conducive new to health, as well as Its pre-eminent beauty hi ap ptaante, its durability and unequalled economy, is manufactured on a mathematical principle (ayant Unite ragroable de la toile du In),and is most pleasant to wear, totally preventing the ill effects of sudden transitions trot, heat to cold, by imparting effectual l y , yet i mperceptibly, eo relate Sesteratirre. It has no Ran nor any th ing whatever mixed with it, and it is fatly ascertained to Sur. VSN in durabili ty every other laird of cloth, and thus rendered most desirable to every Individual, In every climate and In every !man. Each Piece contains from 2S yards upwards, at 25.; Sd.; 35.; 3s. tad . ; 4s. sd ;and Ss. ed. ard, and made both it, 7.e t h s and 4-4th. ' I he Pieces for Sheeting affording Pe" Sleeting y a i comfort in this, and in Foreign Climatra, are made in `-ith and 6 - 4t h wide, and contain from to MI yards each, f 14.31 tts. 641. tp 55.6 d. per lard, and each Piece is warranted. It is itokl, Wholesale and by the Piece, by MILLARD, the Peentee, at the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, C iIIAPSIDE, and at no other House; and where the White hintb for I.:miles' Dress e s, ma y b e o b ta i ne d from three to four s each Piece containing from three to four Dresses each. ' l4 iy of the Elm Palliates have lung experienced Its advantages. 3 For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and it is espectui that the Coo tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same aßer the rate of per horse per week. Farther particulars may be known upon application to the Often commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's DSc* in Pall.mall, aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propo sals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, m Proposals for Forage r,'' but lo proposals can be admitted after the said 10th of March, at twelve o'clock at soon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, S. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, Meuse, 17, 11115. FOR SALE, A I Order gthe Hi.. the Cemeissiersers ghis Afejegis Ciesteme, On Wednesday the 22d, Thursday the 23d, and Friday the 24th instant, at Two o'Clock In the Afternoon of the said Days precisely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Minting lane, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation. East-India prohibited Goods, &c. FOR MOM CONSUMPTION: Deals, Timber, Lathwoed, Mahogany, Sails, Tar, Cordage, Boats, Pipe Clay, Biscuit Bread, Mats, Guns, Rag Stones, Mate rials of Vessels, Gunpowder, Tobacco Ashes end Cinders, Salted Beef, Tea, Coffee, and other Grocery, Seed, Books, Printed Paper, Cotton Wool, Skins Woollen Cloth, Worsted Web, Corks, Glass Ware, Drugs, Paper, TruMes, Orange Buds, Citron, Lace, Shawls, Cambric and ocher Linen Drapery, Haberdashery, Hosiery, Clock and Watch Movements, Gold Watchrs and Chains, Jewellery, Slope, and sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue, CLEAR Or ALL DUTIES. The Tobacco Ashes and Cinders to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks; the Gunpowder at Mangle's Map nine, Barking ; the Deals, Timber, Latbwood, Mahogany, Tar, Sails, Cordage, Pipe Clay, Boats, Biscuit Bread, Mats, Guns, Rag Stones, and Materials of Vessels, at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhlthe; and all the other Goods at the King's Warehouse, No. 90, Lower lhames•street, till the time of sale, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning to One in the Afternoon, and on the Mornings before the Sale, where Catalogues wul be delivered, price I s. each. GOLDEN LOTTERY! THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! ALso, Dye of 1,000 Guineas' each, which will be PAID IN GOLD, Without deduction, as soon as drawn. BISH returns his grateful thanks to the Public it. • throughout the kingdom for their distinguished favours, and having contracted with Government for the ensuing Lottery, be feels pleasure in announcing the following Scheme, which not only possesses the attractive and unprecedented novelty of Three Thin, Thousand Pound Prizes, but as a grateful tribute of re spect to the Public, he has made arrangements that the Flve Prizes of One Tbansand Guineas each, shall be paid in Gold as soon as drawn without any deduction, whether they are sold in Tickets or Shares, at either of his Once., No. 4, Coax usu., or 9, ClialllNO.Cllolll, or at SCHE any other ME. Once in the Kingdom. 3 Prizes of sello,ooo are 8C60,000 10,000 ......... 30,000 ••••••••• 1,050 5,250 500 300 200 1,000 100 1,500 50 1,950 15 ••• 00 ••• •0 • ON ••• 000000 ••• is • 2S 3,0X0 ........... 000000 ••• ••• ••• • •• ............ - 15,000 Tickets. 4150,000 Fint-drawn 8910,000 will receive £20,000 more I Second•drawa £lO,OOO will receive £30,000 more! Th t d.drawn £lO,OOO will receive £20,000 more! Making Three Prises of 190,000 each. S sth Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas In Gold! Fine DI Y 115th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold , 110th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold! Second Day 40t11 Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold! nth Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold ! Begins Drawing sth APRIL. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale by BUSH, the Contractor, At 4, Coanniat..or 9, Cuaatno-Ceoel, who Sold The Two Lela £30,000 Prises, and Fifteen Capital Prises in the isst Lottery. TO THE PUBLIC. IT is with more than usual pleasure, that I intro duce, for the approbation of my Friends, the Grand, nil venally admired, and unprecedented SCHEME of the present State Lottery, which consists of only 15,000 'fickets yet con tains THREE PRIZES of THIRT Y THOUSAND POUNDS, a circumstance which has no parallel, even in former Lotteries of 60.000 Tickets. Besides these there are Five Prises of 1,000 I Guineas each, and which will be paid in GOLD, without deduc don, as soon as Drawn. In short, the peculiar advantages to Purchasers, cannot be enumerated in the limits of an Adver dilemma. I therefore respectively solicit my Friends, and the Public at large, will make a call at either of my Offices, 0, CORNOOLL, or 16, Coveters r-rra tr.r, where Schemes, with full particulars, may be had; grads, and where all Business in the Public Funds, and other Government Securities Is transacted with Fidelity and Dispatch, by the Public's much obliged and very obedient Servant, E. EYTON, Stock-Broker. 0, Cornhill, and ie, Coventry-street. N. B. With tbe de g delivered at E. /I.'s Offices, Is a I.lst of Capital Plias, elbow the Tide of Bowes width has at tended Purchaesre at his Ogsee, many years past. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, I. Sacred Dramas ; chiefly intended for Young Persons. The loth Edition, with additions, price 6s. in boards or elegantly printed In a pocket ♦olume, with a Portrait of Mrs. More, price 2s. 6d. in boards. 2. Practical Piety; or the Influence of the Religion of the Heart oo the Conduct of' Life. In 2 vols. Bvo. 6th Edition, price ed. in boards. S. Christian Morals. In 2 vols. 6th Edition, price 121. boards ; and new Editions of all Mrs. More's other Works. This day was published, In livo. the 4th Edition, price 14s. boards. of SERMONS by the Rev. ARCHIBALD ALI SON, LL. B. Prebendary. of Sarum, Rector of Roddington, Vicar of High Ereall, in the County of Salop, and senior Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh. " We do not know, in fact, any Sermons so pleasing, or so likely to be popular, a nd to do good to those who are pleased with them. All the feelings are generous and gentle, all the senti ments liberal, and all the general views just and enabling. We can hardly help envying the talents by which Mr. Alison has clothed so much wisdom in.so much beauty, and made us find, in the same work, the highest gratificatiaos of taste, and the noblest lessons of virtue.—Edinburgh Rev. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Close. and Brown, Lon don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Essays, an the Nature and Principles of Taste, 4 vols. livo. 4th Edition, price LI. Is. boards. MRS. INCHBALD'S MODERN THEATRE. This day was published, in 10 Vols. royal Ismo. to correspond with Inchbatirs British Theatre, and Collection of Farces, see. 10s. in boards. 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Lately published., a new Edition, in two. price 12s. boards, ASTRONOMICAL and GEOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS ; containing a full and comprehensive view, on a new plan, of the general principles of Astronomy, the Use of the Globes, exanplilied In a greater variety of problems than are to be found in any other work • the description and uses of the latest improved Planetarium, eitturiao, and Lenuium, and an Introducdea to Instrumental or Practical Astronomy. By the late GEORGE ADAMS, Mathematical Instrument maker to his Majesty. The 6th Radon, improved by of the late Discoveries of New Planets, the two recent Comets, Bcc. with 16 PION. Edited by WILLIAM JONES, F. Am. P.S. AlM i ly r th e e same Author and Editep tlair Ge ir metrical and Or: . =kw besilleat e° • g Oeoaastrkal several new Geont Instruments, various complies and i Cancise systems of Sut tog, and descrip tions of the best Surveying Instruments I Lev , with &scrip. dons of the best Levels i practical Military Geometry, perspec tive, useful Graphical Tables, acc. in 2 vols. Soo. with 35 folio plates, prise IN. in boards. larlate4 ter W. =4 S, Jon i 0, Lower Ifilbera. P4IRLIitM.ENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 21. The second reading of the Scotch Trial by Jury Bill was, after a few ohm:nations from Lords STAMM Pi and Euson, fixed for Thursday next. NAVAL ADMINISTRATION. The Earl of DARNLEY, before- he should pro. ceed on the Order of the Day in moving for the Papers of which he had given notice, felt that he should not do justice to the subject if he did not take notice of the recent brilliant achievement of a gallant Naval Officer (Captain Hope), which was only one among a countless multitude which were sufficient to prove, that whatever disasters or dis graces attended the progress of our naval exertions, no blame was to be thrown either upon the officers or the men, but that the whole rested with the un skilful and improvident arrangement of the Naval .Administration. It happened, indeed, that the En 'dymion was the only ship which had yet met the Americans with any thing like an adequate tome ; but the crew had not been obtained without the ex press solicitation and expostulation of the Cowman- der. The Noble Lord (Melville) had exulted lately in the statement, that the number of captures made against America exceeded those which had been lost to that Power. But considering the comparative forces of the two countries, there was little room for boast on that account. What he complained of, and what the country had to complain of, was, the gene ral feebleness and ine ffi ciency of the gun - brigs which had been employed against the enemy, and which afforded no chance of success, being . otten unable to contend with the privateers of America. It was his intention to move. first for an account of the number and force of all the ships of war, under those of the line, employed durin g . the contest with America up to the year 1814, distinguishing in their crews the boys from the men. There was another object to which he was desirous of directing the attention of their Lordships, namely, the construction of our ships, in which this country, by some strange means or fatality, was confessedly inferior, not only to the Americans and the French, but even to Russia, and other maritime nations. Upon that head he should move for Copies of all correspondence with the Ad miralty respecting the construction of vessels, and also Copies of Reports made to the Admiralty hoard on the same subject. The unhappy fate of the Ma. cedonian, the Java, and some other ships, was clearly owing to their being sent to sea in an unprovided state, and exhibited a heavy charge against the Mi. nisters of the Marine Department. Be should farther move for-Minutes of the Court-Martial on Captain Barclay; also, for a Statement of the Expenses in. curved by building with American timber, in a Bri. ash Dock-yard, the Psyche and Bronte frigates. It was well known that the st. Lawrence, built on the Lake Ontario, could never have been manned or ap pointed without the means supplied from the ships of war and transports, sent from the Duke of Wel. lington's army to America. He next adverted to the unprotected state of the trade, especially on the Cork station, which had been the subject of grievous and general complaint. He believed the present Administration had furnished the first instance of in btructions having been given to British Officers to decline a combat with die enemy, yet this he would assert had been done. On that subject too he should move for the proper documents. He challenged the Noble Lord to deny the fact, ii h e could ; and it he could not, he would leave it to the House to decide whether the present Naval Administration was wor thy of any farther confidence Lord MELVILLE was not aware that it was ne cessary for him to enter minutely into all that the Noble Earl had advanced, especially as it was not his intention to refuse the Papers called for, except indeed one which he should presently take notice of. Some serious charges had been preferred by the Noble Earl—some respecting America, and others general. No one was more ready than himself to afford infor. This day was published, in 1 Vol. Bvo. price Vs. boards, ATOUR through some Pans of FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, SAVOY, GERMANY, and BEL GIUM, during the Summer and Autumn of 1814. By the Hon. RICHARD BOY I.E BERNARD, M. P. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nostak-row. In a Few days will be published, is 1 Vol. 840. A Visit to Paris, in 1814. Being a Review of the Moral, Po- Mica), Intellectual, and Social Condition of the French Capital. By John Seat, Editor of the Champion.