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1 A . S ~. ,i Num BER 10,444. ... -s/ :. ' • OFFICE OF O.IIDN•M AP, 31, 1810. THE Public are hereby . .jnformed, that Thirty seven PLATES of the . ORDNANCE SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of the late Major-General WILLIAM MUDGE; LL.D. F.lt. and A.S. are now complete, and that Impressions from them are on Sale at the Ordnance Nap Office, in the Tower of LOlll Ain. These Plates contain tbe Counties of Kent, Essex, Sus. •!•.x, Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and ,portions et Somerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Canmirthen, Glamor can, Wilts, Berke, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and Cam. cridge. Part IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokn• :wire, and portions of the adjacent Country, was published ea ele Ist of August, 1819 ; and as the Work is still in progress, according 'to the original design of giving a complete Map of Great Britain, upon a Scale of One Inch to a Mile; the publi cation of the future Parts will follow as fast as the nature of tech a Work will admit, without increasing its Annual expense. Gentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Country surround ing :heir own habitations,. may, by application to Mr. Kamm, at the Ordnance Map Office, where an Index Map will be sewn, select any sheets they please for that purpose. AU let ters on this subject addressed to Mr. liancn, under a cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, - PaU-Mall, will be Ira raedia;ely attended to. By Order o f the Board, J. H. arEtr, Secretary. CONTRACT FOR FIRE HEARTHS FOR REVENUE CRUIZERS. NAVY OFFICE, August 7, 1820. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIoYERS of his MAIJESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on WEDNESDAY, the 30th ',want, at One o'clock, they will re,dy,to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's Yard at Woolwich •with FIRE HEARTHS for REVENUE CRUIZERS. A Pattern of the The Heirdis;talk a Dorm' of the Tender, may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after ON Mock on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party, or an agent fir hint, attends. Every Tendon - mast be accompanied by a Letter addressed to te Navy Boarti, and signed by two responsible Persons, en gning to bgcome bound with the person tendering, in the sum •t 1500, for the due performance of the Contract. EAST .IIVDLI HOUSE, August 2, 1820. THE COURT of DIRECTORS - lac UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to Cie EAST-INDIES do iteraby gine Ngice, That a GENERAL COURT of the. said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, from Nine o'Cloek in the Dloraing, 'until Six' i- the Evening, for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of this Company, in the room of Sir DAVID Scan?, Bart. who hats iisqualified. JOSEPH DANT, Secretary. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLIKIN, PERMIT me to remind you that the ELECTION at the INDIA-HOUSE wilt take place TO-MORROW, svben I respectfully and earnestly entreat the favour of your attendance in my behalf. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient servant, JOSIAS DU PRE ALEXANDER. llanever-square, August 15, 1820. LIYTON, Stock Broker. 2, ConnitlLL, begs leave, ul to inform his Friends, Tickets and Shares for the New Lottery are now on Sale at his Mee. The new Features of the Tre3ent Lottery are so favourable to Purchasers, that ETTON :as not the least doubt there will be a before the 30th of This Month (August), on which Day the ery commences and finishes. There are se Mans, all itteriing Massey. no reserve of Tickets by the Contractor, as in former Lotteries; every Number put into the Wheel, so that every - Tieket will decide i:s own fate, and no other. Thirty Prizes of /114000, £l,OOO, £5OO, ie2oo, all in One Day. MARTIN and Co. Stock-Brokers, 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford-street, the attention of their Lottery Friends to the present Scheme, confident that the few Tickets it contains, with the great proportion at Prises, will meet general approval The principal features of this Lottery are, that There are only 5,600 Tickets, Yet the Scheme contains Two Prizes of £20,000, Besides others of £l,OOO, &c. &c. To lie all drawn in One Day, 50th of MIS Motaw, No Fixed Prizes, nor Stock Prizes, nor Classes, And all Sterling Money. MA aTIN and Co. trust they shall, u usual, receive a large ;onion of the Public favour (which will be ever gratefully acknowledged), at 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford -street, where all ilasinesi in the Government Funds is transmuted with fidelity a-1 dispatch. • THE PRINCIPAL POINTS in BISH's NEW 1 LOTTERY, which distinguish it from many for a long •:rne past are: _ _ 1. AU the Prizes are Sterling Money. There are not any Stock Prizes. Every Ticket will be put into the Wheel and drawn singly, each deciding its own fate, anti no other. s. There will be no reservation of Tickets, but the whole Lottery is open for the Public to purchase whatever they ,noose. Y. With so few Tickets as 5,600, there are more Prizes than were ever before known in so small a Lottery. a Ilition to the above interesting Features the Scheme contains TWO PRIZES of A:20,000 AND TWENTY-EIGHT OTIIF.R CAPITALS. And the whole to be Drawn in One Day, :?oth of AUGUST, (THIS MONTH). TrAets and Shares are Selling by )3ISII, sole Contractor, 0. 4, Ccrnhill ; and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; aad by air the ' :TETI'S in the Country. •.• The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against DISH% lice ir. Cornhill, by which the Public can see the fluctuations THE PRINCIPAL POINTS in the NEW LOT -a. TERY, which distinguish it from many for a long time ys. , t :re : 2. All the Prizes are Sterling Money. .'. There are no Stock Prizes. Every Ticket will be put into the Wheel and drawn singly, each sLeiding its own fate, and no other. There will be no reservation of Tickets, but the whole Lottery is open for the Public to purchase whatever they With so few Tickets u 5,000, there are more Prizes thaa were ever before known in so small a Lottery. . 1,. • • —.Litton to the above interesting Features the Scheme contain. TWO PRIZES of - £20,000 LSD TWENTY-EIGHT OTHER CAPITALS, And the whole to be Drawn in Otte Day, 30th of AUGUST, (THIS MONTH). Tickets and Shares are Selling by J. and J. SIVgWRIGFLT, l'ornhill; 11, Ilolborn; 55, Haymarket; awl 141, Chtfard "%et, London, who sold in the last Lottcry, 9,514 , ac 2O ,OP O l £10,000; 1,31 3, with many minor Capitals of acsoo ; AVON &C. )d by the Agents it; the Conntry, .of whom Schemes with fun 2 .:lc:::ats may be had gtativ. . . fr i l Month 9f a pnbi /91s. a. Al),l3th ,e Author __ rrinted for Longman, Hunt, Rea, Orine, and Bro in, London ; Archibald.C9=4le "and Co: and John gallantyne, DRAKE'S WINTER NIGHTS. This day were published, in Two Vols. post Svc. IS& boards, WINTER NIGHTS.-By NATHAN DRAKE, M.D. Author of Literary Hours, Shakspeare anti his Times &e. &e. Londe: Printed for Longman, Hu-st, Rees, Orme, and Brown. Also, just published, A new Edition, in three vols. post Svo.sif Lermsomr Maas; price XI. lts. 6d. boards. 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Owe Pies Letters oa Naples sad , Italy. . • Dcacitenbridei Vojyage to Dom Aria. • Printed f.or Sis nwiwuklNoyAr aiost cat 14; ec y ra till up %k1 Heathly Nunthere Or MAileirly - Voliia, of di By Order ofstbo Hineurible the Conandadanereof his Westy's &stows, at &tummy August lid, at Two 0•00& in thie, Afternoon, ai the Custois-Housp,. is TOPSHAM, - I THE GOODS .I.I . NEIER.4XNVANETi f : . VIZ; A Cutter, called the Re" of Werwidift bitteiLSl 44-911 Tons, with her Materials. • • ' 4444 widi bi An von Lugger,. gctd eli te . Tar, of Pordawl. And the foliewhag Boats, via. • _ 'The moil, a Mean" hoetkostit3o.o4 Toes; • . Cd 'hike, 2 5442 TOW • moVim..., of Deere, S 64-1041 Tees. • - Abe 2. vivacity of Old cutup for Fwd • Via will be.pat up in Lots and said to the highest Udder., • ufa.lbittst ) Izster, August s; 19E0. ' I . . . SURREY. • • The that Pictures"le and* filautind part of the County. Near OCELRY. sad - LEITH HMI., ELIGIBLE RICK DIP/CE. with OMB% FARM HOUSE, YARD, and A ORICULTURAL BUILDINGS, FARM and LANDS, upward) if ,TWO- HUNDRSTI• ACRES, plenty of GAME, Six MEM from Ito ant, and Thirty from London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr..ROBINS, At a Cedthe-Hemm, 'Change-Alley, Cornhin, on Tiltaaaav, 14, at Twelve (Mock, to One Lot, friffivery ALUABLgaud truly DELIG HTEIIL 1. COPY BOLD RSTAVIk nearly equal to Freehold, • BROOM.BALL, A most healthy, dumb( *Mk/am, recently altered and improved at a very eensiderable expbpse, planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, situate on the South Mk of Leith Hill, commanding most .extensive views of great grandeur and beauty, terminated by the South Downs and the Ocean ; excellent Offices, C.each.house and &sibling, and Out-buildings, good Garden and Orchard rat a short distance, a good Farm Home wen planned, warn Farm-yard, with Earns, Stables, Granary, Cart-lodge, and all useful Out buildings, the principal part lately erected and in good order, all well supplied with fine Water; and sundry Inclosures of excel lent Meadow, Pasture, Arable,. and Wood Land, upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES, Divided by thriving Hedges, and in capital Cultivation. Oa a part of the Loads are Streams of Water, and which, if am beant couraged, at a small expense, would add to the el t&s Estate. Plenty of Pheasants and other Game. This is well worth the attention of Gentlemen food of A - pursuits and Sports of the Field, in a most excellent essigls bourhoocl, capital roads, only seven miles from Dorking, and thirty from London. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Baxter, at the Farni, where Particulars may be had; and at the Hiug's Arms, Ock ley-Green ; Red Lion, Dorking ;" King's Head, Horsham, and Ereen • Swan , Leatherbead ; Girifila, Kingston ; Castle, &it- HMI at Gamaway's ;of Messrs. Blake, - Whim Allege, and Make, Essex-street, Strand ; and of Mr. Babas, Warwick- , street, Golden-square, where a Plan may be seen. I - TO FARMS= AND OTHERS. TO LET, ON LRASK, For a Term of Fourteen Years, from Mkbaelmas ant, ACOMPACT FARM, called BEDWELL LODOR FARM, situate in the Parish of Rssingdon, near Hatfield, in the County of Hertford: The Farm-is Tube, fuse, mein a Modus of 4s . ! 1. payable to the Rector, and cow. Ells of Ywo Hundred and Twenty-five Acres Two Roods (es chislvd of 'Hodge and Ditch) of Arable, Posture, and Meadow Lim& with a large Homo said requisite Outbuildings, recently . bulk or pot into thorough :Tait. ..... The ;orlon at present In • will shew the Premises, andfiutber e:dare may ban known on application to Messrs. Ellis and Veal, 4, Abingdon -street ; or Mr. Stephenson, 7, Great Qtteen-street, Wesunisistet, to whom-persons desirous of taking the said Farm are to deliver in their Propoials, sealed up, on or before Saturday, the loth September, and are required to attend a Cominittee who will meet to consider of the same in the Vestry Room of the Parish of Saint Margaret, Westminster, on the following Tuesday, the 12th of September, at twelve &clock precisely. BURGESS' ESSENCE 01 'ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, STRAND, corner of the SAVOY-STEPS, LONDON. JOHN BURGESS and SON being apprized of the numerous 'odorants made by many Persons to impose a spurious Article for their maks. fed it incumbent moon them to request the attention of the Public, in pun:hides whet they conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name aid the Ad dress corresponds with the above; the general appeesonee of the spurious doessiptios will deceive the unguarded ant for their detection. Booms and Sc. Obealt the f olds Can. doss 1-41esae are in appearance at first sight Tho Suadae," but without any Name or Addis.* :—eonse a linetnee's Be. once of Anchovies: --others Beacus's.'—and many more *them Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having boo many years honoured with such distinguished approbation*. foil every sent of of respect minas the Pubic, and earns* sellek them to inspect the Labels previous to-porchadef what they condo to be of their make, which they hope w 0 gavot many &sap polemist,. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general moans, having given such great satisfaction. sondnues M he prepared is =at, and reoenunended as a most useful and convenient will:top good in an climates. - Warehouse, 107, Smote, corner of the ihrrey.deps, Leedom. • (ens ossonso essnianos watuntees). TO COUNTERACT the man y attempts that are dai4 made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COMPOISMON, instead of the QZNUINE BLACKING prispared by DAY and MARTIN, they hare adopted a sew t o w is valid' *air address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, Is So ariegiensmaty ?limed in the Centre, that they trust an atten dont* din, Asa the tima edit type, which to unlike:}} letter Promirwal ma* pipUiers at owe to dptett the imposition. The RearJapai BLACK(NG, snide and osid Whol esa l e by DAT and MARTfM, 91, High HODOTIM; and retailed by the principal erasers, Doubts, /3ooksellers, Iropmongers Per fumers, BootAnakers, It:. in the United Kingdom, in bottles, , at IL Is. and ls. 4d: sub. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. ' • "TURNER'S celebrated PA RIAR SHOE BLACK .A. ING, fir Use in Wares Climates; ales -recomessmded to the Nobility and Gentiy throughout England, Scc.-LThis usable article, of recent &wpm,. which, by thd terns 41 Punier,' will salliciently recommending! to Gentleman connected wOth India, has acquired, particularly among Foreign 'Winces, a re potation end adat.beiond everything of the. kind, for • beautify inginurpelisbbm, by a brMientlapan gibeitisleck, all sorts of leather. Resides repines vtat t it bat the oirtm Offroservinli snit and moist, so.thuctiket will nettiserobria nor cree by warmth of cliosens or nese of weather. Is an et:espial antidote against thellitiler gnawed by *bandycoofs, eoglti roaches, or white ante. • • •- . . • - The term erlental:litorotine, sigellies Steerescellooki dIVO apse -beat Sint* colt of litermy research away Tears resident et l Aimedesaur and ben !abet, a the Bait Iddiss,Wite proved the viatica &this article talking obti large rep* forth/ use of the East India Convent it le pirtianbely recommended* Cadeti, sad °Nowt t e r *LrOZ2Z to do Hool of .Weet Wel& • - by the felebrpted arenas* Tema, of No. 114, Loodowedad, Southirarh. lb either Ind, b ey ond the toted gene, • Leh Toastes's Uquid bestr.Moolliseel oleos;' • Swift see thudirthiset 4141 , 41 1 14,1100 4 .40 4 44• • • Let Tolima's glory cross the abet main I s -a, NArati" OS: . TheAttadron deitioed fort. Sicily ha* t. left this GWf.- It was determiner4frat no otlleer,lsetdier, or sailor should embark wo had not taken the oath -to the ConitittaiOn. *Th .e gbefilier Banns= - mands the iquadran. Ail Other division of troops sets off for Reggio, in order to be ready to pass over to Sicily, and-especially to Messina.: The Grandees 'and other individuals .from Sicily, Who are here, and who refused to swear to the con stitution, have been menaced:, Since 'the news frotn Palermo. They have-been obliged to present that,- !elves before the Viceroy, declaring that they were ready t o take the oath requi r ed, and tO constitute themselyes . prisoners in the Fart of St. Elmo, as hos tage; for their fellow -countrymen in Sicily. His Royal . Highness the ViCeroy acceded to their prop sition, and they went into the . Citadel. There were aniont them: Tise Papers of Came& Niemp=a• Cuarb P4aise atm- , . esforno Liaguagroem, amkof ,The Dolt; opt /11ratielfoma, • • 'Lieutemot-Gesismikllo4land Diego • Marshal' de Camp the M 4s- The Comma •Gisgello de Nikani hisderei.. - 11110seelies t. the Priam of Mario. • ,_ The Chevalier Borgia, the Coiamaiitpterahmt. - Messrs. Balsam% Blasi, mid inhere ..ere of the Marine. We have no news from Sitily . posterior to the de parture of the Neapolitan Funct ionaries. We know only, that at their departnre Lieutenant-General Na selli appointed eh/mislead - Jona, composed of the following Members: • " • r • . The Prince de Villa Franca, the- bfaellial tla amp Ruggiero Settimo, the .Chevalier Gaeta no DOOSIXIO. the Provost, Pri nce Paige's°, the llizninis de Badmen, the Camel Cequtssens, and M. &mph Totter /a _ Having embarked, Lieut .- General Naselli w rote the following letter to the Junta : Gmsrunnot i bfautieut OF TIM PROVISIONAL 3czva ON SNISIZ! " 1 lave to-you ire Government of Sicily. It is loss rest to maintain good order, ps t y in the and by consequence througbout the whole Island. If my house had amt been assailed by an immense multitude--if they bad not threat ened with death myself and aR those who' were with me-4 'they had not killed two soldiers of my guard, and wounded• a still greater nemla--.I mould not have quitted the Government which the King condoled to me; I should not have ceased to guarantee the Onedtudon. blore than 200 discharges of rani kery were made against me, and it was no longer prudent to remain. You are witnesses of what I have done. -Ny me:- science secs me that I have done nothing contrary to the with', of the Nation, nor have I violated the orders of the Mag. :I have neglected no means to hinder disorder and anarchy. The troop destined to. preserve good order during my embn•kation has had no communication with me since; I am therefore ig norant of what may have happened in the Interim. I- hare no more to do.—May you be store fortunate than !--f wish hap piness to my country and my fellow-citizens! . • • (Signed) " NASELLI." • The following is a copy of a letter from Palermo, dated the 17th instant: 24 The Constftedon. of die' Cartes was at dist stalely prey claimed; but soon the cry of Na ge independence resounded In every street, and•the troops, refusing to put on 'the yetkie ceckade, were.compelled to fire upon the people. In the twink,-- ling of an eye, the three torts of Sands, CastelLuniqw, and lazzo6Reale,- were seized ; but the people, having armed them salves, neglected tb guard these posts, and were busy in assault- . ing•ths hotel of lieutenant-Genera Nasal.' The treeestbrre fore retook the forts, which the people in their teen renaired„ on the morning of the 17th. They respected the Nespailealto -who were without arms." - • The- Duke of Roccaromana is appointed Comman dant of the sth Military Division. • An Order of the Day announces that all the new Military regulationi introduced by General Count Nugent were abolished, and that the - French regula tions will be followed, as they were modified by Joa chim Mtirit. The regulations of General Nugent had singulaily displeased the army, not only by their novelty, but because they were every moment altered by fresh circulars. Prince Pignatelli Strongoli, one of . the Chiefs of the ruling party, has published an historical Exposi of the - Revolution which has just been brought a bo ut . He assures us, in that, that the Neapolitans, iu 1815, had voluntarily abandoned Murat, because. he bad refused to give them a Constitution. The iutention of King Ferdinand always had been to - give to the kingdom a fundamental law; but that the Ministers Madier and Thomaui, ignorant of the progress which information bad made an the nation, and not know& ing sufficiently the Neapolitan character, believed , they could hinder - the King from putting his Royal intentions into execution; these Ministers, Who, in 1816, bad bad the merit of repelling the measures of re-action, which required the :pint of vengeance; these Ministers, who had even governed with mild ness, imagined that arbitrary power, and.the confer. ring of personal favours, would suffice to keep down. an enlightened nation, &c..&c. This Exposi may be regarded as an official Manifesto _of the ruling party. Every evil is attributed to the vexations which Go, neral Nugent is accused of having created. • The Constitutional Journal .has inserted a violent; Proclaniation, in the name of the Citizens, promoters of the Constitution. They finial long declamations by this expression-;—" Hatted and eternal persecution to, those who world abandon the Constitutioaal banuemi" • The. following Proclamation was published robe* 17th,: and deserves to be known in details - 44 Fxamsrans L One: We, Francis, Hereditary PADAR " PROFLII, Cpitiaan aninetis or tea Kure!--4kateelrlisit our august Father acquired the conviction that yea threnade- Constitutional Government, than he even went before theneastel wish ; and proposed-to you that which is to be appeop hir us, aftortbis example.of a nation to which you hav e hits dna for are;. led ifter the ersingile.evast.of our own fatally. Pritc .glbg has •sepora solemnly to the lipanieh Mien of 1814, except such triodifieali.oni- as may be made in it by the National Parliament ; aad kis in the presence of that Parliam ern , t b at Its will repeat ilia oath. _ He Ku already convoked the Patte rned for the Ist al Octobers and he has taken every necessary' -rninsule to disked from without your liberty and independe nce . • •It-rentains now for you to show yourselves worthy of the . which yep lave desired ' , end width the King has tranceyoo, 1t js nezeisseY that the impatience ofohealeigt this deed not destroy the Means widish can akee render is durables We lave already dielinlibed by see halt th!Cdotpllll.a - which appeared the mese/ken burden on the ledige s e 0117. 'of tins people. We watinski • on- egidvalent *A B es ,• dominions beyond the Pharos, on those . berate {hat fta l burdensome to the people. But every diminution of duties pao. er . • I . . . 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I MAPOLfI'AN RAFOLLITION. • • This day was published, - In Sem price 120. boards,' illustfated by numerous Plans, &c. AN ACCOUNT of the IMPROVEMENTS on the ESTATES of the Marquis of STAFFORD, in thi Counties of Stafford and Salop, and oh the Eitate of Suthev• land: with Remarks. By Awes LOCH, Req. Printed for Longman, Hui*, Rees, Orme, and Drown, London. This day wad published, In Bvo. with Six Plates, price 10s. 6d. THREE MONTHS PASSED in =QM TAINS EAST of ROME, during the Year 1819. • Sy MARIA GRAHAM, Anther of a Journal of a Residence In India. - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Bram, Lou. don ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This day was published, in Bvo. price 41. T HE VAMPYRE :—A Tale.—New Edition.— But first on earth as Vampyre sent,, Thy cone shall from its !tomb be hint ; Then ghastly haunt thy native place, And suck the blood of ail thy race : Tim Quetta. Printed for Sherwood, Neely / and Jones, Paternosteriow. •1