Star. — London, England, 1812-03-14 00:00:00

T' '‘7lr l =7 l 7"' • . tm:v ~.: 1 • . • • • .* • olt. • • S • .:• Mi.." 0•1111.1 • * " •//: • . " • • IP. • • • • • - • • NI() _ . ilk _ . • I `Y y~M 1 f / . • _ _ I SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 18f2. 'OBER 18071 -‘ , • (PRICE • - or"— Mau RUTAL, CO VENr-CiAILDEN. Miirommre. 'THIS PRESET EVENING, MARCH 14, will be performed, JULIUS CAESAR. To which will be added, • THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. mood , r , n e Virgin el the Sun, with the new Pantomime. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Mena 2, 1112. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of XIS MA. JEST?, ORDNANCE, a her give Nato, That Proposals will be received at their Mee in Pall Mika or before Wednesday, the 11th day of March inst. from such ' eons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE far the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts, t• be delivered at the Expenee of the Contractor, viz. NOkTH BRITAIN, NORTHERN, ' YORKSHIRE, EASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY, SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM, SOUTH.WEV, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE of WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH,- WEEDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, WESTERN, WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WARLEY, and CHATHAM, to:a period of Sii'Moktits from the Ist of April next. 'The ats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, withotr. any mixture of Posy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 37 lbs. per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and de livered in Trusses of 56 lbs. weight; the Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trusses of 36 lbs. weight. The Priees to ba paid for the respective Quantities of each Ar fillorrhich may be delivered, to be at the following rates, viz. PLYMOUTH. . By Vittne of a Commiadoo from the Hig h Conk of Abair : sky of England;addreased to Thomas Cole, Esq. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Ltindon Tavern, Poahole-strut, Plymouth, on Friday, the 90th day of March, 1212, at Twelve, THE handsome fad-sailing Ship GALLICIA, (late the Queen Charlotte, of London, A. I.) Length - SOft. Oind Height between Decks it Ola. Breadth - 22 II I Depth in the Hold ? PdIALIifAfENTARr PROCRIDfiIIe& HOUSE OF LORDS. MARCII is. Theft. Lordships met to bear Penal In the koltbalefi Peen ste Canoe. Aiter Sr SAWICKI ROWILLT bad beep heard, tartlet bearing was postponed to Tuesday nest. Seettral pravate Bids were Mos% op from the Commons sod • rilad the Mu time. The Eas : of I.IVEitPOOL presented s Meow Item MS Royal Highness the Prince Rapti% Isfirsaing the Hose*, fiat the aid granted by Parliament to the rerte s seue hod prided the most salutary effects in relieving the wants aad Who to Oho discipline of the troops The Menage at the same time espeeesell • dependence on their Lordship., uMs a view of 'enabling hip Royal Highness the Aimee Regent to sootiness asistaato to Ilse people of Portugal. After the Meseate had been read— The Karl of LIVERPOOL snored, that his Royal the Fritter Regent's moat gracious Me•sage be taken duration on Monday mat, *fhe Motion was earned, and their Lordships were summoned for that day .—Adjourned. . i... ______.--- . Mr.AsTLEV, Jun.'s BENEFIT, . m id i s LAST NIGHT but THREE of peeformintat the Pavillon this Season. NEW PAVILION THEATRE, • ' ASTLEY'S , NEWCASTLE. STREET, STRAND, ot i I:. -- Esieblished by authority of the Lord Chamberlain). MONDAY next,. March 16, a Comic Musical Piece, in One Aet, called • THE THREE FIVES; OR. PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH ! After which, the popular Horse Spectacle, in Two Acts, with is dependent Scenery, Machinery, Platform Work, Bc.c. called BAGVAN-HO ; OR, THE TARTAR TARTART). • ... A Comic Song, by Mr. R. L. Jones. Ti souk& with a mud Panto:Wink-al Selection, called HARLEQUIN'S OLIO; or, JEWELS. NEW SET • Is which will be intinduced Two astonishing learned Lai:-dogs. • ; 0 This Evening, a Comic Burletta, the popular Horse Piece, sad the favourite Pantomime, with other Entertainments. Di Theatre will positively close for the Season on Saturday, tbs sun instant. HOUSE OF COMMONS. . - • A Menage from the Lord. inform d the Hoare of their Lords ships' having agreed to the Lord Steward's Deputies' indwell,' BiU, and the Lottery Act Amendment 1.11, without any answiEe meet. 11te Infant Suitors' 818 went through the Committee. Report to be received on Monday. Mr. ROSE moved, that on Monday neat the House should go into Committee, to consider of. the means for preveedeg tercourm betwixt the Island of Jamaica, and eastern petted St. Dumlogo. Agreed to. He also moved, that on Wednesday next the Home should go into a Co nnive. on the Pilots' Bill, which was else elfind to. Mr. MARTIN postponed the Motion respecting the reside. tion of the Office of Registrar of the Admiralty to Tneeday nest. Mr. LONG moved that there be laid before the Homo &Copy of Mr. Moles's Report, relativeto the Public Oilleee in lON-- Ordered. lair F. BURDETT moved for a Stearn of the Number and Pay of the Clerks d the Navy Papolice. On Mr. Yosites 41- notating that be was not prepared to agree to the Return, Ihr Faaucis gave notice, that he should bring forward a Motion on the subject on Monday next. • DEER FOR SALL A PARK of about 40 RED DEER. and 300 FAL. LOW DEER, Mak and Female, of the vsual various ages, foe Side in one Lot, may be taken to immediately on payment (albs same.—For a view of the Deer apply to Silas Knotley, at Chaplin Park, near Salisbury and to treat for them apply to Moors. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. For the Oats, at per hundred lbs. Avoirdupois weight. For the Hay, at per 112 lbs. For the Straw, at per 112 lbs. The Proposals maybe delivered separately or jointly for two or iffiore of the Bald Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which during the period of his contract may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse per week. • Farther particulars may be known upon application to the 'Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's Once ' in Pail Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Po; rage;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or as agait Is his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Bawd, R. H. CREW, Ikerfitry. Tin PRINCE REGRET. The CHANCE LLORetthe EXCHEQ U tift moved the may( of the fellowtag Message hes the PRIN CS legate :~ of rep tot s s. ant es t *or disw of Ov or .13 cu. .....• 1544 • - • • NkW PATENT LIVERPOOL LAMP. Invested isy VIIIRMEAU and C. SEWARD. rnIE Public Attention to • this LAMP is most respectfully solicited, as from its Principles the most bra bolded is produced by the use of cheap oils In the place of au most yip wive, which render it an object of conaidera• blelegortancr to the consumers of oil. The simplicity of its eupstmcgion makes it very easy to manage, and nut liable to be USW Ode. Wholesale and Retail Warehouses, No. IR, Drurplane, lelsg.Leag Acre; and Church -street, Liverpool; where the poplins have on Sale a good Stock of pale Steal, and other OINK the Lamp is beat adapted to use. T,BE celebrated ROUSSEAU, with glowing elO. twee, has inculcated the absolute necessity of Females inkling their 91011 Offspring : we are happy to find that many Wks of rank apd distlection have adopted this truly maternal rake. To ameliorate those pains which may consequently stio, Mrs. GARDNER:s NIPPLE CASES and ESSENCE of PSES are earnestly recommended : they have been approved (thy the most eminent Accoucheurs and Midwifes, as they en % asy lady to suckle her children with pleasure, and prevent (harden communicated by hired nurses, such as•scurvy, worms, k To be had at the Woe= Minutiae, 74, Long Acre, and 3, Jighleteet, Shereditch., Price 7s. the packet. ALMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS S without Flues, which unite, in the highest degree, cairns. Oilibloosiffsp,and economy. It is a fact well known, that z pims Aitken° contrived fur the Use of Families, which are at ' to Kitchen Rangers, Awing to the Flues, occasion - a ~.onsik iss of fuel, as well as diminution of heat. To ob v i ate , asst disadvantages has been the study of the inventor of thillamet Domestic Ovens, which are without F'.des, and which, Inhod of diminishing, increase the hat, inittont the least adds.' ill fed. References to Famibts of the east respectability will 11 1. 1111 1 where the Ovens tr:ay be seep in use, and also at his beilietol7,C.astle-cou , '„ Strand, near Bedford -street; sad at 1 1111 .. .}balsolls nV" LeellP:unger Bruton -street, Bond - street; Mr. nigail IrOn . .iger, Swallow -street, Oxford-road ; Mr. Hap. Es". ltoritionger, Greenwich ; Mr. Phillips, Ironmonger, iironsbridge ; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence, Ironmongers, rpoksitrtet, Whitechaptl; and Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Lea- i SOW, Surrey. ILL The Sanjay for the Enccnragement of Arts has done -kr. &taus the honour of voting him a handsome Premium fur this Invention. THE NOSILITY and FAMILIES of this Me turns, also Town and Country Drapers, are respectfully tiptoed, that the entire STOCK in 1 RADE of the MAN tiIIiSTER, SCOTCH, and IRISH FACTORS, N 0.6, Piskett mut, Temple-bar, opposite St. Clement's Church, Is now on 611 , ika whole et which, amounting to £17,50,01. must be ins allaliatelp cleaned off, in consequence of the death of Mr. 6-rs war Fumes, one of the Proprietors, amongst which the fol he* uncles Zinn be found particularly worthy of attention, viz. *le Toothy of grass-bleached Irish linens of known celebrity, Las led Lancashire Sheeting:, dowlasses, and Suffolk hemps, . l a o pieces of India and British, jaconws, mulls and cambrics wit pulemen's cravats and ladies dresses, 500 pieces of Indi an !dent, 2000 s i lk, I m i tat i on, an d wove-'n shawls, 160 pieces w lid printed betl-fumitures, counterpanes, quilts, blankets, 11164 01u,tte. with an assortment of pri nte d au:thrice and slip" s .1 1 !.., Pkkett-street, Temple•bar, the large corner Shop, with umlin Unicorn in front.—Assistants Wanted -141 T he thine extensive Premises to be disposed of. IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS LIGHT, by Chemist, 442, Strand, opposite Bucking Adelphi. The superiority of Chapman's Improved light, is evident from their extensive sale, and in lZallelmoi,u well as from the general estimation in wltieh 4411141 4 luny families of distk ct iononerchants and others, --"askintlen• and recommend them u a convenient tad Ink in ie d. w „ to the writing-table, counting-house, and bed *OW i - e -. either of which situations an instantaneous light is af the utmost importance. This preparation differs a'Tether—issimple, certain, and durable—always dry " .5 *Moat smell or inconvenience—net subject to change or ary climate, consequently must prove a valuable to travellers. Merchants, for exportition, will be treated ▪ term e r , Prepared and s o ld, wholesale and r e tail, by the "%Strand, London ; also by Messrs. Hunter and Co. • n th - lnidge,Edinburgh, (the Proprietor's general Agents " I W), price 12s. its. 6d. tis al. 6s. and 4s. 6d. each, with ; likewise the PATRNT PO C KRT LANTERN, which ht. 14 apace of a email pocket-book, and contains the 166 "- lArromaarl•ln for Instantaneous Light. FIRE atid LIGHT ! qu i c kl y produce d , b y means Oa NEW and CHEAP POCKET' INB TRUMENT, with. lot* Use of FLINT and "STEEL, or that DAlsatitouScoll ;nag PaceMbatts ! And by variouslmprovements oath. MIABLE LlNT•and STEEL APPARATUS, with NEW ruff ED CONTRIVANCES f o r MORE RIRDILT OBTAIN siIt" tad LIGHT, without the aid of PHOltrittlaVS ! Instruments, which are of the greatest utility to the faLtilavy, and the Public in general, are made and sold at aniIEAS GILL's MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED. MADE FINE CUTLERY, No. WI, ST ET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. • Where may also be had, a,9IEW-INVENTED SLIDING and PEN.NIEBTNG hiesuperior SURGEON's (HST RUMENTS ; PEN. 1,4 R AZORS, SC ISSARS,NEEDpS, &c.; GRAVERS nr CHING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS his Lena-m.o. ZaVallitallkAnTED SWORDS; OUNS,'PIEEOLS ' ARMS and " . tmel's of every description, Wbolesak,Retail, and E lPittation. I LL No coonteden with any Wm% Hesse in Town. TO I'HE FREEHOLDERS OF TaCCOUNTY OF PERTH. GENTLISILN, • IBEG leave to return you my sincere and grateful thanks for the many and flattering marks of friendship I have received durit.g my canvass of the Coitnty, and, as the Sheriff has fixed the day of Election for Thursday the l9th instant, I have earnestly to solicit the honour of your support and early attendance on that day at Perth, whith will canter on me an additional and lasing obbtation. I have t'.e honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and humble servant, Strathallan, March 5, ItSl2. JAMES DRUMMOND. LLOYD'S, MARCH 13, 1812. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS for the Relief of the Widdws and Families of the Officers and Men lately lost on board his Majesty's Ships S GEORGII, of 08 guns, HERO, of T4guiler --- DEFENCE, of 74 guns, SALDANHA, of 36 guns, • held in conformity with the Resolution of the General Commit tee, and of Public Notice, to take Into consideration the pro priety of allowing the Widows and Families of the Officers and Men belonging to his Majesty's late gun-brig FANCY, of 12 guns and 50 men, to participate in the Subscription now raising. 'the Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBIER in the Chair. Resolved unanimously, That this Subscription should be ex tended to the relief of the Widows and Families of the Officers and Men belonghig to his Majesty's late gun-brig FANCY, of 12 guns and 50 men, that vessel having belonged to e.r same Fleet, and lost nearly a; the same time. Subscriptions advertised £4168 174. 10d. independent of a Subsuiption of Two Days Pay from 46 of his Majesty's Ships had Vessels already advertised. J. B. Monck, I.sq. of T. Bothatn, Esq. Salt Hill 3 3 Reading £2O 0 John Corderoy - 5 0 Lord Somerville 10 10 Mrs. Vansittart S 0 hen Ord, Esq: 5 5 Miss Vaughan. S 0 .Cisolp Sandford, Esq. 10 0 The Right Hon. N. Van- Edward Milward, Esq. sit tart • - 5 Q Hastings 10 10 Sir Thus. Maynard Hem- Duke of Somerset 10 10 bridge, Bart. . Danhy, Esq. 10 0 Sir Robt. Presten, Bart. The Hon. H. Watson 10 0 (second Subscription) 10 10 Den. Edw. Paget- 5 0 Robert Stevenson, Esq. 10 10 Cat Edward Paget 5 0 Further Subscriptions at 1.. 1 0 Oxford, per Sla.Sau. Two Sisters at Bristol 5 0 marez -• 12 15 James Steers, Esq. - 5 5 William Price, Esq. 5 5 Mrs. Mary Barad 10 10 Peter Fetter, Esq. Dover 10 0 John Woolett, Esq. Rye 10 10 John Mink Feetor; Esq. J. G. 5 0 ditto - - S 0 Capt. A. Sproule, R. N. 5 51 Thomas Wbod, Seq. 25 0 The Proprietors of the Star 5 5 I George Ward, Esq. 10 10 Yeats, Brown, and Scott 1 5 Stein, Smith, and Co. 10 10 John Francilin, Esq. 5 5 The Officers and Men of Mr.Kite,Admiraityoffice 5 0 his Majesty's ship Par- Praeds,Mackvrorth&Co.lo 10 tridge, two Day's Pay Subscription at the Royal Lord kardley, (second • Hospital, North Yar- Subscription) 10 10 mouth - - 10 10 George Bragge Preerse, Scott Burn, and Co. 10 Esq. 10 10 Rear -Admiral Foley 10 10 Adnural Thornborough 10 10 lhos.Paimer,Esq.Chearnlo 10 Capt. Hawker, R. N. 5 0 Capt. Cumming 2 2 Subscripdons received by the 1 all the Bankcra in London and V T HO M, No S, George-yard, Lombard 5 5 I lVfasters of this House, and by Westminster. AS FERGUSON, Secretary. TIMBI R. TO BE SOLD paranantsto a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 6th day of . February, 1812, made .in a Cause, whereiu the Rev. Charles Richard Beaumont and others, are Plaintiffs; and John Beaumont and others are De f.:whims A LARGE quintity of TIMBER standing at or near Whitley Hall, in the Parish of Rirkheaton and pares adjacent, in the County of York, and Mytton Hall, in the Town ship of Little Mytton, and Parish of Whalley, iii the County Palantine of Lancaster, late the property of Richard Henry Beaumot.t, Esq. deceased. Such part of the Timber as lies in the County of York will be Sold with the approbation of Samuel. Courron Cos, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Beaumont Arm% near the Church of Kirkheaton afores aid, on Monday, the Seth day" of March, 1812, the Sale beginning at Twelve o'Clock; and 'itch part thereof as him in the County of Lancaster, win be Sold with the approbation of the said Master, at the sign of the Boat, at Little Mytton aforesaid, on Friday, the 3d day of April, 1812, the Sale beginnh'g at 12 o'Clock. Particulars of the said Timber may be had, gratis, at •the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings,. Chancery..lama Loudon ; of MOST.. Horne and Rogers, Solicizori, Serle.strent, Lincoln's Inn • of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square; of Mr. Van Hsy ehuyson, Solicitor, John-street, Bedford-row of Mr. Richard Addinell, of Tadcaster; of Mr. John NerUis of Spotsbrough, near Doncaster; of Mr. James Hinchliffe, Bradley lane, near Hudderseelii ; of Mr. Thomas Rylils, of Dewsbury, near Leeds ; at the Beaumont Arms, Khidieaton; at the Baal; Myttos Bridge ; at the Whalley Arm., In Whalley; et the SWOP tplitaszue and at Whitley Hall, nest HaddetsliaL Admeasures - 180, 88-94 Tons. - The very desirable, and well known. Ship, was built of the Mt materiab, at Emsworth, purposely for the Packet Service, in whist employ she continued until captured by the enemy. She coppered and copper-fastened, with a Figure Head, pierced for 18 guns, has ten 18-pound carronades, abd two long 6-pounders mounted, with a large hold, excellent accommodations, and is well calculated fur a Packet or Transport, Letter of Marque, or fur the West India, Mediterranean, or any other trade requiring burthen and dispatch. Also, the following Goods, landed out of the said Ship; 3 Trunks containing Calico , Cotton, and Nankeen. 4 Cases Cotton, Irish Linen and Platillas 3 Ditto Primes, II Ditt o Checks 4 Ditto Irish Linen, Silesia' Sheeting, Towellbsg, Diaper, and Thread. 2 Ditto Assorted Slops, 16 Pieces Packing Canvas 2 Bales Baize and Flannel, 4 Cases, 1 Trunk Shoes 2 Cases Stationery, 1 Trunk Perfu mery 8 Cases Assorted Nails, 4 Cases Shot 1 Case Cutlasses, re Sbevels 2 Casks, 1 Bag, Handcuff. and Shackles 3 Long Iron Chairs, 3 Rolls Lead 3 Casks Nails, 'roots ' 'Tinware and Ironmongery 10 Iron Half-hundred Weights, 1 Quarter ditto 2 Cases of Agricultural Instruments 2 Medicine Chests, 1 large Beam and Scales 8 Cases Pickles, Sauces, Oil, &c. 4 Cases Ratafia, 6 Kegs Tongues 330 Bars Iron, S bonds. Iron Hoops; I Cask, 1 Case Fishing Lines 1 Cask, 2 Jars Paint ; 1 Cue Twine, 2 Cates Glass 93 Iron Pots, 43 Woo Bowls; 8 Casks Flour, 3 Kegs Lard 16 Casks Provision. 2 do. Herrings; 6 do. Rum, 4 Casks Rice 16 Jars Greta, Peas, &e. ; 8 Half Hhds. American Tobacco 114 Iron-bbund Rum and Water Puncheons, and a quantity of loose Staves. 6 half-Barreb, 4 Quarter-Barrels Powder, one Cask-Ball-Car tridges, and a quantity of Muskets, Cutlasses, and Other Warlike Stores, &c. After which will be Sold, the handsome fast-sailing &hamar GENERAL I'ALAFOX, about 150 tons measurement. She is a well-built serviceable vessel, coppered and copper fastened, figure head, sails remarkably fast, pierced for 14 guns, has good accommodations, will stow a large cargo, and is deserving the attention . of persons in want of such a Schooner. And then the following Goods, landed out of the said vessel: SO Puncheons Rice 9 large Iron Hatch Bars, and 4 7 Ditto Rum Iron Rods tor Bolts 29 Hhds. 2 small Casks Ame- A quantity of empty Casks and rictus Tobacco iron Hoops 13 Bartels salted Herrings One Bale of Coarse Blue Cot t* Deals, from 18 to 19 R. long ton, and all her Powder and .1 large spare Iron Caboose Warlike Stores and The above Vessels were captu v red near the Coast of Africa, by his Majesty's ship Amelia, tila Hon. Frederick Paul Irby, Cap tain, and with their Cargoes are condemned u Prises. For Catalogues, Inventories or further Particulars, apply to the said Commissioner, George Street, Plymouth. Ot."Aivritskrvelaa-ive . aaLinitibliffektkinOts =•• 'At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on RA, the 20th instant, at Twelve, .THE beautiful fist-sailing Schooner MATCH LESS, about 190 Tons measurement.—This most their able schooner is New-York built, copper-bottomed and fastened, and nearly new ; sails remarkably fast, and stows a good cargo ; she Is in excellent condition, well found in stores, and might be sent to sea immediately; captured on. her voya;,ofrom New York to Bourdeaux. Also, the Part of her CARGO under mentioned, viz. 152 Boxes White Sugar 18 Bales New Orleans Cotton et Tierces/ Coffee. Wool. '66 Bags Barrels Provisions. • 163 Elephants Teeth. 10 Dell linos. 6 Boxes Indigo. About st Tens Logwood. Afterwards, thy, handsome copper-bottomed schooner YOUNG CAROLINE; about 140 Tons measurement.—This is a very fast-sailing vessel, with good capacity for stowage, copper fastene d, pierced, for 16 guns, well found in stores, and might soon be got ready fur sea, at a trifling expence ; captured on her voyage from Bourdeaux to New Orleans. And then her CARGO, consisting of 129 Hhds. superior Claret, (Medoc de Mont Ferrand,) four iron hoops each. 14 Casks Vin de Grave, (about 40 gallons each). 105 Cases choice old Claret, (Medea de St. Julian, 1802,) one dozen each. 94 Baskets Olive Oil ditto. 170 Cases Eiu de Cologne, (6 bottles each.) ' 72 Bags Claret Corks-12 Boxes Prunes. 1 Case Aniseed Cordial. • 19 Cases and Trunks, containing Silks, Sattins, Cambric, and Cambric Handkerchiefs; Lawns, Silk Fringe, knd Jewellery; Silk and Sattin Ribbon; Chenille, Silk Handkerchiefs, and Shawls • Crapes,Silk Umbrellas, and Parasols ; elegant Lace Veils, Sil k Robes, and Pelisses; Silk and Kid Gloves, Artificial Flowers, pomatumv, Essences, and Perfumery; Snuff Boxes, Buttons, Razors, and a variety of other articles. And One valuable Musical Time-piece, (by Bourdier, Paris) plays 26 Opera Airs and Waltzes; in an elegant Mahogany Case, with' Ladles' Secretary and Book-case. Both the above Cargoes are perfectly dry, and in excellent order and condition. After which will be Sold the French Transport Galliott LE NIULET, about 165 Tons measurement. She is a remarkably strong vessel, will barthen about 250 Tons, peculiarly adapted to the timber trade, and having been purposely fitted for that ser vice is well worth the attention of Merchants in want of a vessel for that employ. Afiso, a quantity of strait French Oak skied Timber, and Oak and Elm Plank of large dimensions and superior quail tit, intended for the French Arsenal at Rochefort, and landed out of the said galliot. And then the strong New York built Ship LOUISIANA. Length - - 75 ft. 4 in. f Depth - - 11 ft. Ib. Breadth - - 23 5 I Admeasures 167.78-98 Toaa. She is a very handsome hale ship, sails remarkably fast, has a Figurehead, temporary, between Decks 6 feet 1 # inch high, and excellent accommodations. She is equally calculated for a packet or for a running ship, Is well adapted tor. the Newfoundland or Mediterranean trade, and her Stores, being in goad condition, she might be sent to Sea at a small expence. After Wards the Good Brig . FORTUNA, I Length 77 ft. 7t in. Depili 11 ft. el In. Bram; h 21 ft. 8 in. Admeasures 15079-94 tons. This P. a strong Oak-balk Brig. shoat 900 tons hurdles, well found, and in good repair; has a brie hold. of easy draught of water, Is well caladated tot. the camber trade, and might ba sent to Sea itainediately. AU the before-mentioned Vessels and Cargoes were captured by Ms Majesty's ship %drama, Charles Richardson, Esq. Cap tain, and soademotd as prize to the said.frigate.--Om concern. And the then following GOODS, viz. 41 Hogsheads prime American Tobacco (York andlamesalver) 1 Pipe high devoured Sourdeaux Brandy! , _ lOU Bales Juniper Berrie--111,000 1 1 111016 Wily Ills 2 Hogsheads Red Ocre.—And for About 16,000 Wine Hogsheads Stave ß =Ving. • All regularly condemned as P Por Samples, Inventories, Catalogue!, or faller pedaloes sppiy to .0-Thomas Cole, Coorge-street, Pliplllollllla • " I • Piremillt, February 97, 111114 " G. P. ft. " The Prince Regent, in the name and on behalf of his Ong, thinks proper to inform th • House of Commons, that the mammas which be has been able to give to the Portuguese Co. cerement, his Allies, has famished the means of improvieg the military establishment of that country, sod of rendering conapls cuous the valour and discipline of its armies, in the sitenvenvi de• Usenet.* from, and defence otPoetegai against the many. The Prime; therefore, trusts, that he will be enabled to give the same assistance iu the present year, as to the last—from wbk such important consequences to the muse ofthe Allies have ranked." The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thee sesoval, that the Message should be rotated to a Committee of Siqn, so Monday aext. STROUD POOR BILL. Upon the Order of the Day tar the third rowan et the Stroud Peer le Joan rd. • dr S. ILONIILLY stated, that be wished to impose some Amendments. By the present practice warms plias had bees adopted to alter the law as to employing the Poor. This practice, he thought, should not be suffered, as the law on that sobjsit should be uniform, and should not vary la differmit prishes.o— But the practice had been carried to a snot length by didierent Parochial Sills. la some places the punishments were severe, sod in teen gentle, muck depending in these cases ups the hidirie. dual who Droug ht in the Bill. But the law ought to he uniform and extraordinary powers should pet be codined sidle he the case of this er of any ether pond'. Perhaps k might be a unifid regulation to make a Standing Order, eye so Parochiel Jill should pass, till it had been submitted to a Coomalttee of the whole House. The parish pobr, though nomleaßy protected, were really out of the wekcdon of the law. There were at • present no less than .brae Bills before the Haute Le altstrieg the mode of treating the poor io different paddies. is the ra gout Bill he had an objection to the clause, by which dal cruse tees were empowered to bind out childrvO et the age et fosin• teen•years, or sooner if they thought fit. By this a pewsr was given to bind out at the age et two years, lithe trollies that& proper. He also had an °Weeds° to the clause gfv the power of binding out cbiklriso in bectlasd, as well as in Ingtemi mad Wales. The nett provision which was a ammo. ewe MAIM of that description, enabled the trestles to Mt wit the Peer for worts of Weeny. This was, however, a greet Mimeadmi ea the law as lt existed, and it proper to the pretest case, amen be so in every similar one. He should move to resit that dim also. The SPEAKER stated the regular coune.to be, to bat lb Bill :tad, and Men to move the Ameudmeats. Mr. D. GIDDY agreed with the receding speaker IP ladle necessity of uniformity iu these Parochial $Us , but thought true. tees should be armed with considerable powers to prevent the impositions that would be attempted to be practised on them.... 'Them of the Poor Laws required great sad general d• A discussion ensued on the subject, In which Sir E. Kee , & Re • - mtg. mutt, Mr. Tuois puss, bir Mr. asear, Mr. BULLER, and Mr. G. VAIIIIIITTAILT took pot. • When Sir S. ROMILLY moved, that indeed et " the age of fourteen years," those words, " the age of MO years &bawd be substituted. Mr. D. GIDDY said he should move, that Instead of fourtassi years, eight shusdd be substituted. The House divided upon Sir S. RowiLtv's Amendment, wiles the {umbers wen}—For the Amendmeat 37—Assiut it so— Majority S. After Which, Mr. Ginov's Motion was castled without a 4iThioa. MILITARY FLOGGING. On NO Order of the Day for the third reading of the Mutiny Bill, being read. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT' following effect I rise, r ing..a duty towards the arm , towards the people of Engl.. I rise in order to make another abolition of that most odious Talent in our army, or, punishment, an improper phrase, of the practice, as if tfiey quired to be disguised, when . been proposed to be substituted ral punishment. It is not that punishment should be. army, or even tnat it should topunishmentforcivil transgresciont. both that punishment is necessary, must be always made for promptiti tion ; .but I never can be that there may be found between Lion of death, which has been alternative, and Hogging, sol efficient, and not so entirel) character of a soldier, the • tier, witli it t r character of . nation, • a Mgt 046.18 gar bmii imputed.— ^. . ' I • _We_ ETT rose, and spoke to the not merely for perform: my, but to perform a duty ;land, including that army'. Mother effort towards the ms custom of flogging pre. as it is called , corporal ihrase, used by the abetton were conscious that it ft- ten in fact that which hal tuted fur it is itself a corpe- by any means my Trish altogether abolished in tb ibe completely assimilate gresciont. lam fully aVr a l4 xessary, and that prow; • promptitude in its execu. re ()fought to believe but )etween the extreme ingid. een represented as the °Wr some punishment equall,y irely inconsistent with the e very essence of which is maws of the nation, to as new bon imputed.. : , Cs de ;ts •