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• 1 I :. OP . "..o. .. . . .-.. • , ...••• • . ..... • 1 4 i •4,1 • ' - • * i .•• • • ..-. ...il +.• ,3, . 1 1r( )$. i t .. .. - 4 , r• ._ • , N .," a k I ••• . / ........ /10 -. / , ..... •• 41 Nb.... ........--...1._ ilk O r • • . . . . . . R••• 4 7. • ' 4•171 r.• 1 7117 ~.:•- • s; . s . • " •• s 1 ..tro" •' : .6. Jr 4, • _ •% i - r , 3 ! i • ‘• .. •••• :•"•. rew • I N ., ' A ‘ • , t ,'' • ••-- • , I , .. t. l a ....,, ._._.,., . ~ .4........., .....c. • •, :.,, J .i.r.). • ' • . 1i ' , • 41 1 4 zah e ek e shire.' /Qui .~ . . I .7; • . 3 . . :i . . - - .1 . , !scl to Chap. •••:. , ft ontn. /81 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1812 [ PRIC.I Rive n, e'th nt uI,•~ • THEATRE ROYAL, COVISNI:OARDEN. PRtSENT EVENING, FEBRUARYI3, • win he pertained, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. m g *hick will be performed, tire New Pantomime, tailed -WiRLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. l iw ierfle Virgin of the Sun, Mid Harlequin and Padinanaba. TF the Relations or nest of Kin (if any) to JOHN CULLA N, late of Red Lion court, in the parish of St. Ca therine's, in the County of Middlests, and a Petitioner of Chelsea Hospital, a bachelor, detealed, will apply to Mrs. Bridget O'Con • nor, of the same plaie, they will hear of something to their ad vantage. BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR:" TRANSPORT OFFICE, FEB. ij, isit WHEREAS the French Officers, Prisoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, Save air nimaillnd from Tiverton, on the 9th Instant, In violation of their 1 Pin* of Honour; the Commissioners for conducting hie Ma jesty", Transport Service, &c. do hereby offer a Restart! atTEN GUINEAS foe the recapture of each of the said Priconsei, to any person or persons, alio shall apprehend than, and deliver them at this (lice, or otberevise cause them to be securely leaped In any of the public Gable; and a further Reward of T WENTX GUINEAS OD Malefic* of any Brlush Subject aldbig In tbeir ... 1 PARLIA MIINTIrf 14r P Reet EMI= 1 . —__ . • ROME 011 COMMON; FXtRUART a. Sit IOHN ItiEWPOILT brounbt is the 111 for taltieginiesse went of the Popuhition of !rebid; which was reedit/Igs, time erdmed to be print r d, and t o h e read a saltned.tbel on M. • deg Nit., r. CIROKER biologist tip tee ordlanteEViermiss; vrtikJa wire WILIPthe table. . as TORICIi took tbd.opphitheity of moving fur Ceirim et ant* Documents respecting a Proposed tr:ak-water to Pip numb Sewed lie thought it nemetary WI these paper. shorAd he th e H ores, m th ere might be some conversation on the the Nt Estimmtes came to be discussed. s ir HITEkEA undentooi that th e r e h a d heat a Me lillo, Mildld skewered to the Nary board en this sublime, And some amenansication made from (hat Dowd LS the Adtiondty. He wished that a Minute Of that Cortespondogri r.l it tb, :e (zeal or Sot gbildal, should also be laegot..the Limi-e. • Mr. YOILKE said, that there hal been sorts a romminsicrloe train the Navy guard; hot as it was Wit at alkbt an official we,, he did not conceive it U. duty to present O. He Sten moved for the papers he bad begun mentioned; crush were granted ac. cmaogly. Sir. Wjillt R Fill helloed for a envy ertheldltoste to width ebe Sid ithadetunibiab ***ltiPultedi . • - ' ' • Me. YORlCEdaarrom notice, fhilbe eloO•id reeve the &levy Eitefateii Os Frith" m'aeight. Mr. CREEVEY gave notice, duo be shosild,.tmeneimettitelM night, move Ctltaill tesoluthms revectica the Leeward Islands it per cent dudes. Tarreertre Lid on the table Remrits of all the prisoners corn. mittigl to the lan. of Scotland sloes t SOS, to the present time.... Ordered to be printed. • trorTruOnat: Noir.. 1. 4 i. Secretary RYDER gave novice, that It Wai his intention to mote for a mote etemplary pumish ment on persons destroying stocking and lace frames. —The Bill would have also fur as object the more effecittal preservation of the peace in the county and town of Nottingham. He should have wishei to bring forward his motion to-morrow, but bushier, was already flied which would pit:gully LtattO a late hour. He thought, however, that be might be al lowed to bring it on on Friday i as although the second reading of the Local Militia Bill was fixed for that day, yet he hoped that c i tdmlenien . would nut think it necessary then to debate it; as he presumed that all the objectians they could kayo would be to the details; and therefore would be more propo fir the Committee. Brame 1 Q V °' d 40. 6 inia IF any Lady or Gentleman has got a permanent Situation to dispose of, that is not less than ore Hundred Pounds per antrum, the Advertiser will agree with the party, having a small capital from £5O to £lOO, by a letter (post paid) to F. B. No. 72, High-street, Batnaugh, will be immediately attended to.—N: B. The Advertiser is turned 21 years of age. ag4 I t 'Gni ore. — OR ATORIOS.—LENT iet2. 'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN 410. MORROW, FEBRUARY the 1 4 th, will be I p erformed the Sacred Oratorio of the MESSIAH, cam „id hy 0. F. Handel; in which Madane Catalani will sing the G ; t 4 k e no," There were Shepherds," arid, for the first time, 0 / favourite Air," I know that my Redeemer liveth ;'' And, reticular deire) will introduce in the Second Part, the Sa pl s cene o f 46 Ombra adorata." And Mr. Brabant, " Comfoi t my PeOpt . : . " Thy rebuke," and " Tlioa shaft break them." rp : i nc tpal Performers —Madame CATALAN!, Mrs: BLAND; oaless.DlCK o N 5 ; Mr. BRAHAM. Mr. GOSS, Mr. BROAD. JIST, Mr. 'IINiNEY, and Mr. BE Ir. a d der of the Band, Mr. A S I LEY-0 Mr. I. ASHLEY. porfinther Partkulare of the Band. usst s, Which are soneroas and complete, see the printed bills. • Doors to be opened at Six, and commence at Seven precisely. loses is. Pit us. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. Rams for the Boxes to be taken of Brandon, at the Box sc in Hart-street. •,e in consequence of the great overflow fro:n the Pit, a corn temcatiou will be male from that to the Theatrical Orchestra, which trill in future be adJel to it. The Free List of this Theatre does not extend to these Per formances. :,f the A SCHOOLTAAS'rER wanted by the ed liodltBth Regiment. now at Berry Head, adequate to the In ceructiou of Soldiers' Children. None need apply except well qualified for the &nation. He wilt receive Serjeant's pay, with the additional allowance of Lie per year fur Stptionarie►, &c.— Letters cpost paid) addressed to the Adjutant of the above Regi ment, will be duly attended to. 'Jerry Head, near Befah am, Devon, Feb. 8, 1812. J Primed/ G. Mailikrd, Sous-Lieutenant of Denudes, SS years old, 5 fees tOtinckus high, stout pettion, tbila and long vitige, salhaw complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes. Alexander &week liestenant, 25 years old, 5 feet 1i inches high stout mode s oval visage, his.wri complexion, blown hair, bion ryes. Dominique IZlengueille, Lieutenant, 25 years old, 5 feet 11 inches, high, noes made, fresh complexion, daik brown hair; blue eno, Wound*Slisigh. und shoulder. 4 1 Sugustin Patine. I.leusessarit; 27 years eV. a feet elf lathes' high, middle doe, long visage, brows complexion, black hair, light hazel eyes, wound iu right ann by musket-ball. Francois iladimon, Lieutenant, SG years ad, 45 KAI 5 Inches h'e, stout made, round visage, brown complexion, black hair, dark hazel eyes, fame of wounds in thighs. Joseph Pontarly, Lieutenant, 22 yeas old, 5 feet Sz inches hith, slight made, oval visage ' sallow iompletiOn, dirk frown her, grey eyes, wound in left side. Anguste Puenaz, Enseigoe de Vaisseau; 29 'Tars old, 5 fret 7i litchis high, stout made, long visage, sallo* complexion, black hair, black eyes. Felix de Pontevez, Passenger, 28 years old, 5 feet 41 inches h;gh, middle cite , oval visage, fair complexioct, dark brown hair, hael eyes. Emanuel Cesslat, Midshipman, 20 years old, S feet 84 inches high, stout made, oval visage, tra sh complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes. _ mast, Wife NO. ?, PARAGON-BUILDINGS, BATH. THIS eery desirable LEASEHOLD DWEL LING-HOUSE to be SOLD, in complete Repair, and.tit, fah the hentedisee reception- of a getueel kaually, with Coat& bout, aad Stabling for t'eur Horses. For Cards to.view and Terms apply at Mr. Page's Office, King's-road, Becit , rd-row, London ; or to Mr. Trimnell, Up holtler, Westgate-citreet, Bath. Wife d on Salt ages tegi. MISS EDGEWORTH'S WORKS. I T is painful to be obliged to address the public in a manner that has at first sight the appearance of a mean art to attt act notice. But as certain books have been published under the name of Miss Edgeworth, Mrs. Edgeworth, and Mat is Edgeworth, bdme of which have nut had that Moral tendency that alone can justify female for appearing u an author, her father thinks it due to his daughter, and to the rest of his family, to request that the public will not consider any work under the name of Edgeworth, that is not published by Messrs. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-lard, London, as the production of any of his family. A List of Miss Edgeworth s Works may be seen at the begin ning of most of her former works. • RICHARD LOVELL EDGEWORTH. Edgeworth Town, Feb. 6, 1612. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. London, February 11, MIL N QTICE is hereby given, Th4t a General Court of Proprietors will be g iven, at the Company's House in Lombard -street, on Tuesday, the sd day of March next, at Ooe o'Clock precisely, for the Election of a DIRECTOR, in the room of Edward Gale Bolder°, Esq. The Ballot to be closed at Three o'Clock. By Order of the Board, THOMAS PARK E, Secretary. Th's day was published, in 4W. price 2s. Rd. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND ELEVEN; a Poem. By ANNA LiortriA BAKBAUI.D. Printed for J. Jobnson and Co. Sr. Paul's Church-yard. BET IER CHANCE THAN EVERT This day was published, in 4 volumes dem) Bvo. price £2 2s in boards, and in royal two. s£2 3.65. in bowls, a new and Impro ved Edition,printed by Bensley, of I'HE LIFE and LETTERS of WILLIAM .COWPER, Esq. with Remarks on Epistolary Writers. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Esq. Printed for Jos. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. CA R ROL L Rodeo. Stock brokers, No. it>, Oxford strert, established Anno 1777, rupee' folly retitled the Pub lic, that the present Small but Rich State Lottery contains only SAO . 1 twn Prizes of £20,006, two of £4,000, &A. &c. &s. All to be Di awn on t/ESDAY the I hilt of Tilltt MONTH. Tizkets and Shari" ate selling in great variety as above ' where the following Capitals were Sold in Shares, and the Money pail on dr:nand: Nu. 8,945, the last Prize of ,E 30,000, In three Eigiolis and ten Sitter nt hi ; No. I '2,1.03, the last Prize of £lo,ono, in Sateen S. lternthr. 2,171 - 10,000 - I of - /woo 7.1.21 - to,ooo 2,000 - - 10,000 114 • - 1,000 • (triers from the Country by Post punctually attended to. ELEVENTII EDITION. This day were publiAled, price .ss. ed. LETTERS on the Subject of the CATHOLICS, to my Bfother ABRAIIAM, who lives in the Ccuntry. By PETER PLYMLEY. Printed for E. Bud.l, No. IGO, Pall Mall. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE, 1812. MESSRS. KNYVETT and M. and Mrs. in VAUGHAN most respectfully acquaint the Nobility, Gen en,, a nd their Friends in general, that their VQCAL SUB SCRIPTION CONCERTS will commence on MONDAY Sa're glee, February 24, at the above Rooms, and continue on each saccoding Monday (Passion and Easier Week excepted) to the cud of the Subscription. The Managers, at the request of several of their Friends, in tend availing themselves of the superitr combination of talent they row possess to perform on the First Night the Music from MOZAR'F's GRAND OPERA of DON JUAN, which they flatter themselves they are enabled to do with greater effect than hashrherto been heard in this Country. MANUSCRIPT VOCAL MUSIC from the following erni cent English Authors wi:l be introduced :—We a sen. ST a.; vrvs,R. COORS, WRISSE, jun. Dr. CLARKS, ATTWCOD, SPer• roars, Sir 3. A. Sviveesosr, Ve ecsu, &c. &c. The utmost tunetion will be directed to the Performance of Madrigals, Glees, /cc. which were so generally approved in the Concerts of lit Season. Some of the choicest Productions of the most admired Corn yins will be arranged for i full Orchestra, by Mr. WILLIAM Estrerr, and the grandest Instrumental Compositions, from the Works of BaLTHOVIrI, MOZART, HAYDN, &c. Sec. will be performed. PRINCIPAL VOCAL PRRPORWRS. Mrs BIANCHI LACY, and Madame DUSSECK; 6ignura GRIGLIETTI, hfi s STEVENS, and Mrs. VAUGHAN. Mr. BRAHAAL and Signor TRAMEZZANI; Signor FISCHER, (The celebrated Performer from the Court of Petersbhtglt,) And Signor NALDI. Mr. WM. KNY V FIT, Mr. VAUGHAN; • tin Mr. GOSi, Mr. WM. ELLIOTT, and Mr. T. E: SAL! ; With a full CHOIR AL BAND, selected from the Antient Concert. Leader of the Band, (which ill be very ottrwrous and ionsplete), Mr. WEICHSEL. Principal Second Violin. Mr. MORALT. ' Organ and Grand Pianoforte, Mr. C. KNY VETT. Terms of Subscription Four Guineas fur the Fight Cbucerts..-- *Mies art traniferabk, Ladies' to Ladies' and Gentlemen's to Gentlemen. Sobacriptions are received and Tickets are now delliering at Chapped and Co.'s, 154, New Boncl.3treet. Further particulars will (se duly advertised. F ASHIONABLE DANCING, lay Mr, ALLEN; privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who hate never learut drat accomplishment, or have sot the mo dern: style. • Mr P.LIAN'S system of teaching is expres•ly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fash•onahle requis to for genteel sodiety expeiitiougq, privaticly, and in a superior style ague and chlorite. Those oho do not want private teaching ;say lam at a small exprlse, with a reaps etable set of pupils, ou tiefebhc teaching Pmfes.ers of ila:!cing taught the hot tle;nt fancy dances, and all the supetior parts of the profes sion: The Subscription Assemb7lea art every fsiday. rAPII:r1170 - 1: - GAN-.% great Bargai n, Wll suite any Chapel, small Church, or large Rood, it has four tops, shifting morrow, front Pc•ial f tr blow n^, and a side thl- Ws; it is ten fe.t hizlt and five wide. b.atitiful g or b*c g It front, &tete. Shop price four months stuce, be rat for 400 ready money, with packing case and every thin.); ready for the country if I - 'area. To be seen at No. 5i Leicester-Place, (private house.) N.B. Also a very capi.al Organ for Dancirtg, three Barrel - , Drum and '1 riangle, at 35 guineas, worth 45. BEAUTY RESTORED AND HEALTH PRESERVED. TO Cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, &c. without impairing the constitution, is the prominent feature of that arelket anti unprecedented preparation for the skin—s Mrs. YIN- Cf.N rs co WLAND'S LOTION. Th!s admirable I.otion, Mile it operates in a safe and gentle manner, r feet ualiy ends. ties all scorbutic eruptions, ctradeons affectienis, and d sor dirt of the !%an ; combines both beau' y and Ifnalth, imparting a itieguibieappealark e to the complexion. Mrs. Vincent's lotion lam:cell:0 the proud sanction of the most dir.ihtgteshed charac- Int in the fashionable world ; and to pre vem counterfeit Lotions, tie biz,ns her name upon the label on each bottle I ha• is genuine. Fold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprieror..at No. 6, Davies-stree:, C rstvetor-square Bacou%, ISO, Oxfura-steret ; Riggs-, No. 6.i. Cllap ; and all the respectable Venders of genuine hledicines, hl Q35;tA, Sc. 6J. Pints, ss. Cd. Half-pin:B, 4s. fad. „Ys prevent rou t:ter f eits , i t i s ne C e - sar y to observe rd. F. Vin w7' &Vet! upon all that is gernine.--Likewise is sold as above; YINCEIti 'S RESTORATIVE TOOTI-1 POWI FR, for pr,- ill, Dr g, restoring, and heautifying the teeth, and curilog the wor t, Io the gums, price 2s. 9,1 esti:hot. AND MARsDEN'S PURE LEMON ACID, For Punch, I.emonade, Sauces, Sec. tAMILIES, Taverns, au I Inns, will find it e3t. tremely convenient, as it suits every domestic purpose *here Iscl.erunn tie C. 5A2 ry also Officers, Captains ref Sh Ira and others, *it is dry and portable, andwtil retain its flavour ii every climate. '1 he following Proportions may be used: F" • D tmell.—A large tea-speSonful of Lemon Acid, a quarter of _*pound of sugar, a quart or bo i l i ng Water, ha lf a pine o f K lan, 184 4 quart e r of a pint of Brandy. Lemunadr.—A large tea-spornsful of the Acid, a quarter of a 1 0 0e_nd of Su gar , and vivo pints and a half of Water. b. —One gallon of R um ,- s i x pints of Water, two pounds aba nnl I ._ half of Lump Sugar, a lt d one half-crown bo t tle of l'nre •`" 1,1 % Acid. above qtantit'es to he varieti as agreeable; 1:iso for Sautes, )ElliSS; FoLlpo, &c. 2 . " Pared only at 169. Borough, London, and sold in bottles, at "%bd. by most Olivetti; Dru is s, Libraries , and Confection , ts. - It' Please CO observ e their rg name on the bottle and vs rapper, Is the Wate aid directions have been imitated by several Jews Pint about the Country, deteiving Shopkeepers and others by '2% spurious ankle, making any au..wsuot to pt ready 114,4 ' This day was pulilistst.d, In three volumes, 2nto. price 15v. boar4s, RUDOLPH and ADELAIDE; or, The Fort of t. Fernandos. a Novel.—By M. A. MARCLI AN r. Printed for Sherwood, Noelyondiones, Paternusta-row ; and E. Mu4cuet, 259, Oxford-street. This day was published, price Is. sd. THOMAS PAINE% LEl"l'Elt to the PEOPLE of ENGLAND, on the INVASION of ENGLAND. Printed, published, and sold by Daniel Laic Eaton, at the Itatiodnatory„,No. g, Avernary•Line, Lu 1 his day W 44 published, ANI'IQUA It lAN dud Toroc RA PI-H. IL CAL CABINi , comph ic in W Volumes, containing .500 Plates. Price in foolscap Bvo boards, .E 7 :os. or with Proof iniprrssions of the Plates, in demy Bvo. in boards, sClit. Published by,W. Clarke, New Bond -street; I:Carpenter, Old Bond-street ; MtS.M. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row ; and may be bad of tiery Btwkseller in the United Eciag dom. THE LADY'S MAGAZINE. Portrait of his Royal Hi z :hnt....i the IN CI: REGENT. This day was publi,bed, price is tid THE LAl)Y'sJanuary, MAGZINE for January, 1812, commencing the 43c1 Vo'un'e, containing (isei.ties the usual matter) a Portrait of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, eo graved by Mr. Heath, Histotical Engraver to his Majesty; an I rega.l engraved Frontlipiece le-page ; the mess fash!oss. ab!e Lady% Dres4et, :int/ an entire new pattern for a worked drabs: Print , d for G. ocge Robinson, INternaster-row. Where tu:ty be h el, price One Guinea and Half, bound and lettered, the Venn Le of the Lady's Magazine eotOplite, for 11111, containing the Portealis of his Majesty, Lord Wellington, ite. MRS. GREEN'S NEW NOVEL. This day was published, in three volumes, l2mo. prieelgs. ie Boards, a Ntw Novel entitled rIOOD.MEN OF MODERN DATE 11 A Sa tiricat Tale, in three volumes, by hlrs. GREEN, Author of Romance Readers and Romance WI &c. &e. " They are like two grains of wheat hid in a bundle of Chaff, when you Iklve found them they are scarce worth the search,"— Vide Reed'. Shakespeare, Stereotype Edition. • - LoOdou Published by Thomas '1 egg, Na: 111, Cheapside; and Wm. Alison, No. 31, New Bond-s-r..-et. Where may be had, . Elizabeth, or the Exile of Siberia, a new Edi:ien, price 31. In hoards, or tame paper, ibis day w-t publish: d, Tn One Ird/time, 4to. pr Cr XI L. 6d. In board., AN ACCOUNT of the ENf PI RE of M A ROCCO, and the DIS ER ICT of SUSE and TAFII.M.T. Compiled f.om misceltineous Observations, made itiring a long RehidellCO in. and wail .us Journies through these Counzries; to which is added, an Accnout of Ship Wrecks, and :he Captivity of Euro- Fean,Maritur s on the Western Coast of At: iCit, and all Interry, log Account 1.4 IT n!•netoo,,' Mu-orated with Improved Maps and new Eugravivg.s • the Seeond Edition, corrected, newly iuranged, and considerably etthreed, 1 ily .1 AMES GREY JACKSON, Esq. Printed by W. Bulmer and Co Shake pear lima; arta sold by G. and W. Nienl, Booksellers to h sMajtality,Pall-MalL Just published, a New Edition. price ss. illustrated with Cases , A TREATISE on the PRE VEN I'ION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, particularly its consequences, us Strictures, Gleets, tee. including copious and practical Observations on Tabes Dorsalis, Hypochon dfiasm,Onanisen, Seminal Weakness, Mucal Discharges, Sc.c. di vested of all technical obscurities. By M. CATON, Surgeon. Late of the United itloyitale of St. Thomas's ind Guy's. Printed lot Sherwood, Neely, and lonet, Paternoater-row; Sa muel Highley, Fleet-street; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; and Lint/sell, Wigntore-street,lvendisli-sqearef London. Also, by the same Author, price as. A POPULAR TREATISE on the• -PREVENTICTI4 and CURE of tbe - crifferrnt species of AS rHmA, with Practical Observations en the use of the STRAMONIUM, and its prepatations in thoee affections as well as the Hooping Cough, Including Remarks on the nutritious properties of the Sassafras Nth la Ihscasea of the I.ktoss and btornatiti NEX r TUEsIIAY: ----- - - - ----- i T BISH; Contractor for thfpresent it;ch but Sm AI • Lott, ry, of Only 8,000 Tickets, respectfully renslitis the Public, that the *hob of this popular Lottery will be drawn on 'Tuesday nPit, the 18th instant, coutaloisig 2 - Prises of - £90,000 2 - of - 4,000 4 - of - 1,000 i It is twofer to remark, that in the small Lotttry which drew hu Ntraember last, there were not Ticket. sufficient to meet the Town demand; the highest Prize In that Lottery was £16,000, in this there are o Prizes of ..C:..0,000, &c ; the necestity of a speedy porthaie is therefore evident. BISH Solt! and shared In the October, Novernher, and the Lottery drawn ls,t Month, 18 Capital Prises from .ClO,OOO to £3OO, at hit truly fortunate Offices, 4, CORM-ILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. • BOOKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Nletsrs. KING and LOCHEF, At their Great Roam, ss, King-street, Covent-Garden, on Thurs. day and two follcnrin; daps, at Twelve o'Clock, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, includi ng several Ivry curious and tarty printed Books lately I nJpoted from Italy, particularly Ws erst Edition of Homer, folio, a sKS, and the IlatraLosniontachia, quarto, 1466, and I.ollle scares Tracta.—May be viewed, and Catalogues had. j TO 110U1E-BUILDERS AND CON t RAC fulls, &c. ;TT is intimated to such as may wish to speculate upon what will give an immediate large return, and afford a finure facalculable advantage, that Ground is now ready to be limed oil upon bu•lding Houses, immediately contiguous to, and lying between the Wharf and Bason of the Caledonian Canal and i the Town of Inverness. The Proprietor has no view to r great ground rent, but wishes to engage with persons able and willing to execute Dwelling-houses upon a scale of elegance suitable to *he magnificent Works executing by Government. Every Arti cle of Building is easily obtained : the advantage of an excellent Quarry will be given. litruse-rent is extremely high, and dt6,:11- ings much wanicd. The only speculation of the sort in the ae'ghbourhood has answered extremely well, and the Canal is prorosed to be opened soon. ' To suds as have the means of speculating, therefore, such an opportunity of vesting Capital to great adNaatagv, may not rea dily again occur. Applications to Mr. Donald Williamson, at Muirtown, by In verneh-*, will be duly answered and attended to. o.r Public Carriages arrive every day from the South at In vemess, which is already a large and prosperous Town of above input) inhablanti, and within a few minutes walk of the Cale.; doufan Canal. January 27, 1852. _ I VALUABLE. ES rATEs. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACP, Wi.h possession at Micbaehnas nett AVERY desirable and compact ESTATE at Loddon, in the County of Norfolk, nearly a 3 Freehold, Iconsisting of a capital Messuage in good repair. with a Barn and Offices, and an excellent Farm House, with a Barn, Stabh s, end other convenient Out-buildings ' and several Closes of rich Arable, I Meadow, and Pasture Land, divided by thriving quick bodges, containing together, by • estimation, 223 Acres, more or less, situate very near the town of Loddon, from whence there Is a navigable river to Gnat Yarmouth, Norwich, and Beceles. There are six goings on Stubbs green attached to t:ais Farm: The La i nd Is of a superior quality, and now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Bonfelluw, who will rzsign his Lease at Michael mas next. For a very small sum these premises may be con versed into an excellent residence for a Gentle Man, or divided into two. ' The Fstate abounds with Chine and Fish-ponds. Leddeo is pleasantly and conveniently situated, at the distance of l S miles frost Great Yarmouth, ten from Norwich, seven from Be%icles, and six from Barigay. Also, an Estate, all Frevbold, situate In South Elmharn, in the Parish of St. James, near Bungay, in the County of Suffolk, consisting of 25 Acres, mete or lees, of very' excellent Arable Land, now in the occupation of James Foreman. For further particalars, and price, apply to T. H. Cooper, Esq.. Swan Inn, Loddon t or to M Foster and Unthank, holiciton, Queen-street, Nortich, where MO at tbs bottom', tte latter. to be Fos paid. Mr. WHITBREAD said, that lie had many ob jections which went to the principle and not to the details, and therefore be could not preclude himself from offering those objections in CA proper stage upon the second readint. The Bill had in fact been so well ahered by the Right Hon. Gentleman from the drape in which it had ribsisted for four years, that it might altruist be considered a new Bill, and that objections might now be fairly Made co its principle. Mr. Secretary RYDER replied, tNk if there could be any debate on the second reading, be wield with to postpone it till Thursday s!'nnight, In Wet that a Noble Lord (Lord Castlereagh) w h ofe prcence he much wished upon a question of deaf nattily, might be in his place. Chat Noble Lord would now Le prevented froin attendlng,. a domestic alliiction which had recently hap pened. He should therefore now fix fur Friday the motion w;.ich he had rim; to give ajtice joa DITERCOL'itPIe. Sir JOHN NEWPORT rap's to complain of a violation of a law, which was of most hayortant iota. rag to Great Britain and.lrelanl. By the Coln Inter course Bill, vesselt from either ports of the United . Kingdom, might put into the p uts of the other. without paying duties or th'e troub'e of entries at the Customhouse. At the pot t of Bi istol, however. they ' had frequently refuted the admiss;on of corn-vet.?“ from Ireland, inertly on the ground of that: o..ing Russia mats and boards in the vesPels to prat !: , 11.! corn. He had no ddubt but that the Treasu y, application, would have set the matter right ; bu: thought the Corn Intercourse Law was cit such vital importance to bet's countries, that it was better to mention it in Parliament. Mr. W. POLE said, that he had never heard the coinplaint before the Right Hon. Gentleman states' it this night. There could be no wish in the CUSVMI - Officers of Bristol to prevent the introduction of Irish corn, but they might lie ve supposed that sonic smuggling was carried on by those vessel;. tie should, however, make it his business to enquire into the subject ; and be made no doabt but that there would be found to be no difficulty in renved)itig any mistake upon this point. MARINE CORPS. . • Mr. HUTCHINSON rose, to ca ll the attention of the House to the situation of the Royal Marine corps. H's present motion should be for papers, on which he might perhaps move, on a future day, an address to the Prince Regent, praying hit Royal Highness to take the state (.1 this corp 3 into his consideration. If the Right Hon. Gentleman at the head of the Ad miralty would signify any disposition in the Govern ment, to give to this meritorious corps the redress they conceived themselves entitled to, he should gladly withdraw his motion. The circumstances of the marine corps were, as he believed, but little known either to the House or the country, althoogh their merits were beyond all question. What he begged leave to suggest, was, that they ought td be• put on an equal footing, both as to emolument and rank. with the other branches of the service. The matinee were one-fourth of our naval force, and amounted to 35,000 men. The merits of this corps were equal to those of any other de.cription of our force, and yeg it was their peculiar misfortune to be considered hid ferior to the rest. The highest offices in the corps Were filled, not by marine offices, but by oflicorti' of the navy: There was a General of marines, Lieutenant-General, a Major-General, and Colonels, all officers of the navy having other etnolumente whereas the highest 'situation an officer in the marines could arrive.at, was inferior both in tank and emohiment to those offices thtfs held by °S eers of the navy.. There were four divisions of the marine force, stationed at Portsmouth, Plymouths Woolwich. and Chatham. ~ The situation of Com mandant of one of thou &vinous was emit* b..